want to put in something with unintended consequences like this report, making the other areas near rye degraded. a good example is forestry if it were not for the construction going on right now, the unintended consequence would be if we were to prohibit the right turn from northbound 31st on the market. first, i do not know the -- that it would gain in the space. and you do not gain any space. the people that normally make that right turn onto market, since they cannot do that anymore the first option would be to cross and turn right drug going across on montgomery. flex the first three have to do -- have to do with central subway construction? >> correct. flex options four and five. is the more inclined to do so? -- is the board inclined to do so? >> i am just trying to figure out -- >> pilot is in my authority, but i am trying to get a sense of the options from the board. >> was there a consensus around trying options four and five? director? >> i am looking eagerly before the day that we have no more [unintelligible] bond market street. i will not hold my breath on this, but i have

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the rye -- to a county fair. the rides are fun and i like to see the animals. >> curly fries. >> it's the opening weekend at the san mateo county fair, and people are enjoying all the spoils. state leaders are talking about cutting $32 million in susdidies in county fairs. >> that is not right. it's a huge hit to the fair industry. it's part of the state of california. >> organizers here in the county take $150,000 from the state each year but they fund raise all year round. >> for the small fairs, there could be some that are eliminated by this cut. fairs statewide will have to be creative. one of the great things is that we all help each other. it's not like private competition : >> these fair fans are hoping they pull it off or that state leaders pass on the the threatened cuts. >> it will be bad if they do that. they are cutting everything, pretty soon, what will they do when there's nothing left to cut? >> cbs 5. >>> meanwhile the state budget deadline is four days away. the senate is meeting this weekend bu

. >> could austerity measures due to be voted on by the greek parliament, there have been more rye yachts on the street of athens. a wild fight in the u.s. state of new mexico is threaten a huge government nuclear laboratory in los a will b amos. more than 12,000 residents evacuated from their homes. the largest nuclear weapons arsenal, all dangerous materials been safely stored and the air is being monitored for radiation. joining me now is joe torres who is a park ranger. he joins us now on the line from new mexico. thank you so much for joining us. first of all, can you give us the most up to date situation where this fire. yes, i can. the prior has reached size -- approximately 61,000 acres and it's a fairly large area adjacent to los alamos national laboratory, the town of los alamos, national reserved lands and national park lands. the fire has been moving very closely. tell us how close it is now and what it's being done to try and prevent it from spreading even furrer? >> the fire mued very quickly towards the area where the national laboratories are. we -- we immediately construc

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tonight, missouri river is on the move and on the rye. >> after the nuclear plant in nebraska, authorities say there have been no nuclear leaks and they insist they stay back here about the water damming tomorrow, and 12 of the waters dams. the question tonight, brian, will the levees hold. >> >> such violent water, such a beautiful rainbow behind you. thanks. >>> we turn overseas in iraq today. we haven't had news like this in a while. five americans were killed in a rocket attack in baghdad. the deadliest attack since '09, and families got the worst possible news. >>> and listen to what president obama had to say today on the war in afghanistan in an interview with first television. as dpar as we can tell, he hasn't gone this far before. it's about getting americans out of afghanistan and bringing them home. >> by us killing osama bin laden, getting al qaeda back on its heels, stabilizing much of the country and taliban can't take it over, now it's time -- we have accomplished a big chunk of our mission, and it's time for the afghans to take more of the responsibility. >>> president obam

hundreds of student of rye for summer school. >> tonight the update on wounded suspects in what police are saying about their decision to open fire with buy standards, president. >> if my officers are fired upon? they are going to fire back. >>pam: that happened wheon gough street and ellis they've been looking for this man for three days because the fire this same weapon earlier this week. a little before 8:00 a.m.. undercover officers had information that this property driving? paying attention to yourself we're going to stop in san francisco. >>pam: a heavily armed and gough. >> here you can see of police evidence technician from los floorboard of the vehicle. they have been looking this man for over three days he has fired this same weapon or earlier this week. in this area. two different undercover officers arrived at this apart the building because that information that the suspect was living in the garage on the property. as officers approached on foot they saw him driving out of this driveway right here. >> they engaged the suspect and upon identification, and trying to our arr

not closed but a spokesperson says visitors are responsible for their own safety in the back count rye three fishermen are recovering after their boat cap sized this morning. take a look. there, you can see the stern of the boat and that boat went down around 1:00 a.m. the crab fisherman says their load shifted, causing the boat to roll. they were treated and released no. one was injured z coast guard used booms to contain the leaking diesel fuel. >> another mishap today, tourists on a duck boat got an traechl adventure for the price of a ticket today. the engine started smoking and lost power at mccovey cove. and the fire department towed the boat back to store, managers say passengers were not in danger. >> there is a lot of safety systems on that the original world war ii boats didn't have. and this is pretty much unsinkable. it fills up and they can still be driven in. >> passengers enjoyed a detour, they say, and hopped on to another boat throughout the streets of san francisco. >> tourists enjoyed weather we've had today. >> yes. >> throughout the bay area, rain went away. >> and

now look his opposite number also good for philly, rye and howard is making the play there, no one scoredl have him for philadelphia and then the great roy holiday on sunday. if he was great, seven innings, two hits, the bottom of the ninth. brian continues to not pitch well. the chopper by then for--the chopper's course, now yesterday's call jim walked out with a contract dispute. davey johnson takes over the washington nationals. college world series, cal is home, but we throw this into the comprehensive and show that we are not poor sports. cal is out, but we see virginia, bases loaded, a little help from the defense, south carolina turns out the double play. 2-2 in the 13th. bases loaded, a another double play and virginia cannot believe it. they bounced in a couple of double plays and at a matthews, 2-2 matthews scored with the racing winning run. south carolina wins, they will face of florida. madam and we just can't get over the major reasons, the top american drawled, i say this every time we could beat mcenroe accuracy, but no, he is 29 years of age from spain, and maybe this is

we should find out today whether the ex-governor can rye group.on last week put a very big dent in the picture that rod blagojevich had painted for himself. you are a convicted liar was shar's first question, and he did have to concede. he then boar in on the lies that blagojevich told for his search for someone to fill obama's seat. he denied that was really lying, said it was a misdirection play in politics like a quarterback faking a hand-off and throwing long. he also had to concede that while he was telling the public he was seeking a senate candidate who could advance his -- he was also talking over potential deals he could make in return for that senate seat, and he said essentially we're not preventing any dumb idea, and prosecutors will certainly throw a lot of those back in his face. >> could be a long, fascinating day on the stand. thanks very much. >>> all right. as president obama prepares to fight for his second term, both supporters and critics are throwing around a lot of claims, so who better to bring in our man, bill adair. by th

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. >> complete bay area news coverage starts rye now. this is the ktvu channel 2 news at 5:00. >>> good evening, i'm ken pritch yet. >> and hello again, everyone i'm heather holmes. >> we begin with developing nation out of benicia where a grass fire has been burning dangerously close to home. this is new video into our newsroom moments ago. take a look at this. the fire burning off of interstate 780 has grown to about two acres. the flames have shut down the northbound on-ramp at the east 5th street exit. the fire reached the yards of home on francisco court. fire officials say the fire was contained just about an hour ago and so far no injuries have been reported. ktvu news has a crew on the scene right now, gathering additional information, as soon as we'll get, it we'll be sure to bring it to you. >>> a father's day adventure took a scary days a dad and his children had to be rescued. ktvu's patti lee is live to explain the quick response and how this response came after the failed rescue of a man on memorial day. patti. >> well, aro

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there were something about the confederate infantry and others -- longstreet would rye i dorm them having good soldiers but we needed better organization. others were different they have this land, this spirit that just -- you look at what they do in this period of time and you see, where is it? it comes from within them and what they were fighting for. on the other hand, we look at the potamic oh, they don't measure up. oh, those boys measure up. it's also leadership but on that jay on july 24ird as that confederate infantry and that great land and lee must have believed that they could do it 'cause they always had, you know, when they step out there and up there in that ridge the guys who went in the west woods, you know, i told you about sedgwick's division, and one of them yield fredrickberg, fredericksburg, come on, to come death and they were waiting on them and they held because they were lions and lee had underestimated that. he had misjudged his opponent and so had many in the confederate army 'cause these boys, gettysburg -- the boys in blue, gettysburg becomes a redemption fork

moving in right off point ryes.nse rain as that starts to move you can see it's moving northeast. east bay, most of the peninsula south bay will miss us for another couple hours. but the system is on its way. there's a couple pieces to it. the front and then the cold unstable air behind it and then the low itself. so anywhere from .05 to maybe over an inch of rain. i've seen projections of 1.5 plus north and east of us. so it wouldn't take much. not a big wind producer. but a temperature-wise band of really cool temperatures will settle in today. good 5 to 20 degrees below average this time of year. out ahead of it a south wind very mild upper 50s low 60s mountain view, hayward, redwood city, san jose. 54 seems popular. san francisco, san rafael, napa, santa rosa great look at the low spinning there as it heads into northern california. eventually it's going to end up over us and therein lies the possibility of thundershowers and a continuation of unsettled weather into tomorrow. enhancement taking place as well. wa

anthony told her in 2008 before his granddaughter's rye mains were found. >> what did george tell you that it was an accident that snowballed out of control. i don't believe that george picked the body up like they said. i think it was an accident. >> well, more on this development in just a moment. first though day 24 in the trial many today the defense called a string of expert witnesses to testify about dna and duct tape and leaves. but the question is, did the testimony actually help or hurt the defense's case? gary tuchman was in the courtroom. he joins us now. >> reporter: casey anthony often covers her mouth in court when she talks to her attorneys. she doesn't want others to read her lips. but if she was asking how day was going, a candid answer would have been not so great. >> my name is richard -- >> reporter: the defense is now calling its witnesses. this is the time where anthony's attorneys have the best chance to bolster their case. dna scientist richard eicllenblun was asked about the lakt of dna on caylee anthony's skull. the defense theory because no dna was found tha

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surprise visit and had a lunch here with a couple of chili dogs, and right now donna is making a tuna on ryeyou see him come and go, and you have your own opinions here, and give us a sense of what people in toledo are thinking about the economy and politics and what is number one on their mind? >> umnumber one would be the jo, the way that the state of the economy is. i would say that number two would be the war and just bring our troops home. that is all i'm asking. you know, that is not our fight. we went over there, and i don't know, i have very mixed opinions about it. and -- i really i just -- i don't agree with a lot of things. but i really -- i just want -- i want the troops to come home, and i want the jobs and the economy to get better. pick up. >> all right. thank you, dawn. kathy here is a long-time employee. >> yes. >> and she hears it all and says it all, but she promises not to use the foul language. and your opinion of washington, kathy, and what should, if you have the ear of everyone in congress and the president what would you tell them? >> well, first thing i'd tell them

they rye asserted their claims, that is allegiance to mullah omar. >> do we think the united states iser danger or less danger? you have this new number one, or has al qaeda weakened at this point? >> many feel al qaeda has been weakened. one weakening is the arab swing. the pro-democracy movement that's been flewishing, you have not seen al qaeda play any role in that. there was one statement from osama bin laden in which he praised the movement, but today's statement made no mention. many people feel the fact that so many societies in the arab world rose up and challenged their governments, and that there was no militancy involved in this and no al qaeda involvement. many people thought that that signaled al qaeda had been significantly weakened. many people do feel that al qaeda is on the wane. there are some groups that are emboldened, resurgent, but it's not a top-down organization anymore, and it's fractured. >> mohammed jamjoom, thank you very much. >>> we're going to talk with a former operations officer about the appointment of zawahiri. mike baker joins us in the next hour of

you know, although we know from very good sources that she has been informed that he's going to rye signelf has not said that. there is still some, for lack of a better term, political decorum left among these folks. although most -- i would say the vast majority of democrats thought that this was just enough already, time to go. there are some democrats in the house, some of anthony weiner's colleagues, some of the people rank and file underneath nancy pelosi, who weren't that comfortable with the leadership saying that they wanted him to go, and with other members of congress saying they wanted him to go. there's an ethics investigation going on, and they said it's a matter for their constituents. that's why even though there's no question, there's a major sense of relief. they also do feel that they need to tread delicately. >> and dana bash, our affiliate, wcbs reporting 2:00 p.m. out of that the congressman will make that resignation. a quick break, more after this. [ nurse ] i'm a nurse. i believe in the power of science and medicine. but i'm also human. and i believe in stacking t

anyone, and that's true of -- that's always true in social media that you're relying on their character ryend i took them at those characterizations. >> are you at all disturbed about the fact that -- >> look, i am sorry and i continue to be but i don't see anything that i did that violated any rules of the house. i don't see anything that i did that certainly violated my oath of office to uphold the constitution. i engaged in inappropriate online conversations with people that included the photographs and it was a mistake to do that. but i don't believe that i did anything that violates any law or any rule. >> were you worried that you were going to get caught at some point and that was part of the appeal of it? >> no, i didn't have the sense that they were complete strangers. these were relationships that i developed online and i believed that we had become -- we had become friends but that was clearly a mistake and i clearly regret that. >> but they were young enough to be your daughters. >> yes. >> these women -- >> we had -- i mean, i don't know her and i still don't really know her. s

fawcett did not include rye anyone her will but several of her friends say he's been controlling her that ryan has not betrayed her final wishes and that all of farrah's wishes expressed in her will have been fulfilled. that is valued at as much as $30 million. >> i don't think we've heard the end of that. >> linsey, thank you. >>> coming up here on "gma," when you play tennis, does it sound like this? why officials want players to turn down the volume. a dog, well, a dog is family. and when it comes to your family's health, you want the best. now you can have it without paying the most. new petarmor plus flea and tick protection. it has the same active ingredients as frontline plus, so it's just as effective against fleas and ticks, but costs about half as much. sure our dogs may be called pets, but we all know they're family. new petarmor plus. same protection as frontline at about half the cost. only at walmart and sam's club. with new extra-strength bayer advanced aspirin. it has microparticles, enters the bloodstream faster and rushes relief to the site of pain. it's clinically

>> rye acting to a single day move in the mashrket, absolutel not. investing should never be a moment in time. it should be a process over time i think some mistakes that investors make they have dramatic emotional reactions to a very short-term move. it doesn't seem to serve them well in the long-term. >> payroll unemployment numbers for may looking good right now. wall street is scaling back their estimates, dramatically scaling them way back right now. what can we expect with the numbers we're expected to hear tomorrow? >> adp, which was weak yesterday, has not always been the best proxy for the bigger job number we're going to get tomorrow. it is unsure whether it is going to be as weak as adp suggested. because of the things i already talked about, some of the hits to the economy, you wouldn't expect a very strong number. corporate profits are so high i am optimistic that we are going to see those numbers improve again. possibly not tomorrow, though. >> liz ann sonders, we appreciate it. >>> home prices have hit their lowest level since the hous

one on the left is the parliament in greece and the other, on the rye, is the rioting in the streetstinues and the desperation grows. >> looks like voting has actually begun. if i'm reading this correctly, it appears they are tallying votes. looks like the vote, which has been delayed is under way at this point. there is still activity in the street. hard to gauge whether it's better or worse than it's been. it was definitely re vuf today earlier with direct clashes with protesters and police but then they created a bigger perimeter. >> you can see the haze of the tear gas still over the crowd as well as they are waiting to find out the outcome of that vote. these are live pictures. it is as the banner says, decision day in greece. five-year austerity plan. they will have to come up with billions of dollars and it's going to come out of the pockets of the greek people. the bailout money quite frankly, come out of the money of other yurps and why such an important issue for the entire place. >> what we are seeing right now, we are seeing more protesters than we saw earlier but it look

principles of lower taxes and fiscal responsibility, of getting government out of certain aspects of rye lives. that's a big victory for the department. now we are going to parcel out the candidates actually hold up to those principles -- to parse how the candidates hold up to those principles. host: democrats calling at a mitt romney joke. he was in florida yesterday meeting with a group of unemployed floridians. guest: democrats are trying to change the subject. unemployment is president obama 's responsibility. that is their biggest achilles' heel going into this election. so obviously they will look for ways to change the subject. host: can and he win the republican nomination, the former massachusetts governor? guest: his biggest problem is his history on healthcare, and particularly the individual mandate as governor of massachusetts. this has become a defining issue for tea party voters, who are the swing in the republican nomination. he just likes an unwanted endorsement from al gore the other day for his comments in favor of man-made global warming. so i think he has problems. i

principles of lower taxes and fiscal responsibility, of getting government out of certain aspects of rye lives. that's a big victory for the department. now we are going to parcel out the candidates actually hold up to those principles -- to parse how the candidates hold up to those principles. host: democrats calling at a mitt romney joke. he was in florida yesterday meeting with a group of unemployed floridians. guest: democrats are trying to change the subject. unemployment is president obama 's responsibility. that is their biggest achilles' heel going into this election. so obviously they will look for ways to change the subject. host: can and he win the republican nomination, the former massachusetts governor? guest: his biggest problem is his history on healthcare, and particularly the individual mandate as governor of massachusetts. this has become a defining issue for tea party voters, who are the swing in the republican nomination. he just likes an unwanted endorsement from al gore the other day for his comments in favor of man-made global warming. so i think he has problems. i

schwartz on believe plans similar to what chairman rye in advance with medicare will come up with, shift a good deal of burden and risk to seniors. now it's great to talk in theory about putting the patient in charge. we've had the patient in charge with regard to seniors on medicare in the past with prescriptions to pete and i guess we can put the charge again and that may reduce consumption of health care because there will be some seniors who will say i would rather eat and go see the doctor or by another prescription. i'm going to keep cutting michaels and half. that is the patient nucleus. while you may reduce some consumption that way in medicare, what i hear you saying is that we have an overall problem about rising health care costs that affect a different amount at different times with federal employees plan, medicare, medicaid, the veterans administration and private-sector and that if all we do is shift more of the burden, good deal of the burden and the risk to seniors and we haven't found a way better it is through experiments or something else to address the problem of risi

we play it was before when senator andrew stood rye wasn standing to get a small business both through here which would have created thousands of jobs in this nation. but here we are. we have a bill that came out of the committee with a strong vote to we had one dissent. senator inhofe is my primary co-sponsor. over 50 years this economic development administration has created jobs has spurred growth inth economically was hard-hit communities.e're we know the struggles we're having coming at of the greatest recession since the great depression and third try want to remind people that when president obama took over in this country was bleeding almost 1 million jobs per month. now we're getting back on our feet. the auto industry back on its feet. manufacturing back on its feet.acwe h and it is too slow. we have to do more. once in awhile we get the opportunity to work with small businesses and the private sector and local government and nonprofit organizations to bring jobs and important work to our committees and this is one way.mmer with one arm of the chamber of commerce writing yest

presidential memorandum of a few days ago and this will promote the use of alternative fuel vehicles, rye hie brids, electrics, natural gas, biofuels, by 2015. it'll be a positive step to reduce our dependence on foreign oil to develop alternative energy sources and to make of the federal government and its fleet an example that the rest of the country can look to. we urge adoption an yield back the plans of my time. the chair: seeing no other speakers on this issue, the question son the amendment offered by the gentleman from new york. those in favor say aye. those opposed, no. in the opinion of the chair, the ayes have it. the amendment is agreed to. for what purpose does the gentleman from iowa rise? >> i have an amendment at the desk. it would be the secure fence amendment. the chair: the clerk will report the amendment. mr. king: 212 is the numerical. the chair: we got it. clerk will report it. the clerk: amendment offered by mr. king of iowa. at the end of the bill before the short title insert the following, section of the funds made available under the heading border security fenc

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the house ethics committee has begun it's inquiry into wloo congressman weiner's online relationship rye lated house standard of conduct according to the associated press. the investigation reportedly remain in preliminary stages and house ethics committee leaders have yet to decide if they will pursue a more intensive probe into his activity. >>> if it's a race against time in hamburg, iowa, where the missouri river punched a 300 hoot hole in a major levee expected to reach hamburg today where the army corps of engineers is racing to build a secondary protective wall. if not completed in time, parts of hamburg could be submerged in ten feet of water. >>> president obama traveled to puerto rico today, he's the first u.s. president to make an official visit there in 50 years. the trip solidifying his position with hispanic voters living in mainland u.s. >>> the prosecution calls its final witness today in the casey anthony trial. nbc's kerry sanders has the latest from orlando, florida. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, natalie. we don't know who that final witness will be but on m