very similar to numbers of san francisco, boston had 640 civilians. 3 times more than san francisco had which means that they actually had civilians doing the work that should be done by civilians. to the contrary here, you had police officers sitting behind a desk at a higher proportion than boston. if you look at seattle, seattle had staffing of 1273, half of what san francisco staffing was and seattle had 502 civilian employees in 2008 recollect twice the numbersuch had. baltimore 2900 officers, 721 civilians, again just a few officers more than san francisco but 3 times the number of civilians. the reason i say that is that i think it is important for members of the public in san francisco to know that we are talking about hiring more police officers when we haven't done a good enough job making sure the officers we do that they are patrolling the streets and not behind a desk. i think if the public notes that a lot of the same people saying more staffing will say before you do more staffing can you make sure police officererize patrolling a street and not sitting behind a desk >> o

the cities that would be about the same size and density and even diversity economically of san francisco boston would be one of them. and they're like lower down on the list you will see on the chart you shared with us they're kind of slightly to the right of san francisco >> correct >> also on page six slide they're down toward the bottom in total crime in -- >> their resident crime rates are low >> yeah >> when you take into the daytime population >> they're also low there too. to me that seems like a pretty good comparison of city that are similar economically in size in population they might be slightly less population than us in boston. >> i would have to go look. i think all of the pier city fall within the range so we don't necessarily pull out one in particular to compare ourselves against >> in the population i wouldn't say chicago and new york are in the range >> and boston i think boston's staffing is almost 50% higher per 100000 people than san francisco 328 versus our 239. >> okay. >> please continue >> great on slide nine we we're looking at here we're only using the data we recei

san francisco, $1900 for three flights. san francisco kwame in number 4. new york, came in number a. 6 cents cheaper than san francisco. bostonattle $2,080 for a three- night trip. >>> a great story about a teen from fairfield being praised for being an honest guy on his job. matt vela was rounding up shopping carts on his third day on the job at raley's. he found a bag in one of the carts. he picked it up. everything fell out, including a stack of cash. he turned it into his boss and later found out it belonged to a woman who had put that cash in a bag to buy a car for her son. she will came back to the store just to thank for him for being an honest guy. >> they bocked hard for -- worked hard for that. i have lost wallets before. >> ever get it back? >> no. i never did. >> his dad shared that story on facebook and then the manager at willson's leather saw the story and offered vela a job. we were there. he was filling out a job application. we wish him well. >>> president obama called steve kerr to congrat late him on winning the -- congrat late him on winning the -- congratulate him on winning the finessals. he sing -- fin

san francisco came in number four. a cost of 1, 900 bucks for 3 nights. new york city came in at number five, cheaper than san francisco. boston, honolulu, and seattle rounded out the top three most expensive cities. in fact, seattle took the number-one spot. it cost $2,080 bucks for a three-night trip. >>> northern california lifeguards are using new technology to look for sharks on the beaches. the city of seal beach now using small drones to patrol the waters popular with swimmers and sure officers. lifeguards say that it used to take two hours to go out on a jet ski to try to confirm shark sightings. now they say the drones can do the same job in a matter of minutes. >> we launched the drone. in about 5 minutes, we spotted five or six sharks. we went down, zoomed in, filmed them. we cruised the whole area. i think we probably saw about ten sharks in total this morning. >> the rescue guard said if the drone spots a shark big enough to be a threat, the beach can be close the within minutes. lifeguards expect the city to be watching their program closely. they say they will be surprised if they are still the only ones looking

san francisco came in at number four with a cost of $1,900 for three nights. new york came in at number five, 6 cents cheaper than san francisco. bostonlu, seattle round out the top three most expensive cities. seattle took the number-one spot with a cost of $2,000 for that three-night trip. >> wow. >> i would think new york would have been the most expensive. >> wow. okay. >>> time now 5:17. let's get you -- this morning. sal is watching your commute, highway 24. everything else? . >> looking at all kinds of things. we have a crash on highway 780, eastbound 780 near second street. there's a crash. i'll read what it says on the computer. i do want to let you know the traffic is going to be affected by this crash on eastbound 780. traffic is already -- heading south toward martinez. let you know that's there. >>> highway 24, where traffic here is looking good through lafayette. no major problems getting up to the tunnel. if driving to bay bridge toll plaza, that is light westbound at the toll plaza with no major problems. >>> at 5:18, let's go to steve at the weather center. >> a warmup yesterday. looks a little cooler today. we'll loo

that meant that some places like silicon valley, san francisco, boston, maybe berlin, you would expect top though struck down slightly. -- drop down slightly. places like helsinki moved up to the third. many initiatives coming out of there. there is a gaming industry. the government is quietly doing lots of good things to give it a chance to grow. caroline: barcelona is interesting, it did well in a lot of the areas, all apart from regulatory environment. what is barcelona doing so wrong? >> they are unfortunate in that a combination of global cause and the government in madrid have effectively banned uber and airbnb from operating. they did badly it is a shame because the rest of the city has been doing lots of good work to try and create the environment. there is no point in investing money in startups if you are then going to ban them. anna: you talk about the city regulatory environments and maybe even national all of the credit or discredit does not belong to the city's perhaps. >> we focused on things that cities can control. as i said, this is about trying to help them make bett

in the gateway markets like new york city, san francisco, boston, you are seeing sovereign wealth fundsey are comfortable putting in investment. i'd say fundamentals are very strong. supply growth in the u.s. is only 1%. demand growth is about 2.5%. landlords can raise rents. we have good fundamentals, but had good price appreciation the last two years. >> we have to leave it there. have a nice evening. >> up next right back with the closing countdown. >> after the bell, a new class in cholesterol drugs. my feet felt so heavy at the end of the day. they used to get really tired. until i started gellin'. i got dr. scholl's massaging gel insoles. when they're in my shoes my feet and legs feel less tired. it's like walking on a wave dr. scholl's massaging gel insoles, i'm a believer! when a moment spontaneously turns romantic why pause to take a pill? and why stop what you're doing to find a bathroom? cialis for daily use, is the only daily tablet approved to treat erectile dysfunction so you can be ready anytime the moment is right. plus cialis treats the frustrating urinary symptoms of b

doing it for four years on and off i found myself in boston at-- i think it was the curran theater there. and we were doing this-- or was is san franciscoton at the wilbur, that's right. and i came out and i say the opening sill we in "american buffalo" beautifully written by david mamet. and i come, in the whole thing and i'm on stage for about 10 minutes-- that's a long time, right? and i realized i hadn't moved. i hadn't moved from the spot. so what happened is economy came. that thing came. it wasn't there for years. and then it just came. that's what i mean about -- >> but some people say that the act of art is as in sculpture is getting it down to a size. it's taking a role or taking-- or a painting. it is in a sense defining it down to where it works for you. >> that's right. >> rose: stripping away. >> stripping away. >> rose: so that what you see is the essence of a character of a scene. >> you see it in sports a lot too. you say "he didn't do anything. he didn't do anything." so, of course, it's what you go for. glu mentioned david mamet. what is it about the two of you? you're going to be with him again in a new flay playgee,

in different city, we're operating in four major cities, san francisco, chicago, new york and bostone will cluster around those cities. and really go into a few more markets. so we should see the shift in about three years. as we you know, canada, complete our expansion in canada and start moving slowly faster in the u.s. >> sylvain, i drink a lot of team so i'm interested in this. some companies are trying to make tea the new coffee. starbucks is trying to move into it you are. what do you consider the differentiators for your brand? why are people going to go with you instead of a teavana? >> our brand has been very young. we look at it as a very young brand. very modern, very colorful. our take on tea is to make tea fun and accessible for all of our customers. whether yore line and in our stores, if you have a chance to visit our stores, you'll see the first thing at the entrance is always our tea wall. our focus of 80% of what we sell is actually a consumable. >> we'll see if you guys will be able to battle against teavana. the biggest competitor here in the u.s. i want to ask yo

in san francisco, sergio quintana, abc 7 news. >>> police in boston today shot and killed a man being watched by a terrorism task force with ties to the bay area. >> authorities confronted usaama rahim this morning in a parking lot. they said they shot him because he pulled out a military-style knife and refused to put it down. >> we kept retreating, verbally giving commands to drop the weapon, drop the weapon and at some point the individual's proximity came close that the officers were in danger. >> authorities say rahim may have been inspired by isis. this is a video of the confrontation and officials will investigate whether the officers' use of deadly force was necessary. his brother ibrahim is an imam at a mosque in oakland. coming up at 5:00, abc 7 news reporter lyanne melendez will have reaction from people who play at the open mosque regularly. >> turning to weather now. a little bit more sun today. spencer christian is here with the accuweather update. >> ama and larry we have a bright sunny day right now and there are a few clouds at the coast and here's live doppler 7 hd s

is a lot better than ellie or san francisco or boston. the point here is that they have so much cash. you take the seven largest u.s. tech firms with google oracle apple, etc. -- they have $500 billion of money they have to invest. they are not hedge funds. have to find somewhere relatively safe to park it. they are selling all the investment grade bonds issuance. stephanie: more people i'm not crying for. those your top five. for now, we have a number another -- another number. we have 30 minutes away from the labor report. joining us now is limited intelligence is own chief u.s. economist carl. what you expect? carl: i think we should see a return to trend after a very soft first-quarter. that means that payroll gains are close to 240,000. i think the surprise could come in the unemployment rate given the strength that we have seen in the jobless numbers. that should be consistent with another inclined to 5.3% on the unemployment rate. jobless claims at this stage of the game are useful as a barometer of unemployment rate. late in the c

school districts in san francisco, philadelphia, seattle, boston, denver, just to name a few pay thatup a lot of money. and for that money they get advice like this. quote: examine the presence and the role of whiteness. unquote. what's really happening here is that minority students at risk in poor neighborhoods are being told they don't have to obey the same rules as white kids. they have a special status because of their circumstance. this, of course, creates a sense of entitlement among the children. that they are somehow exempt from uniform rules of conduct. thus an underclass is being created in the public school system of children who are not held to the proper standards of learning and behavior. they are given special treatment and that treatment is based on race. the result is that those kids will leave school with a jaded view of what it really takes to succeed in a very competitive society. and when the reality of the marketplace crushes them, many will become permanent members of the underclass. all of this going on very silently. i bet few of have you ever heard of the pa

thanks bay socs >> >> before we conclude i want to recognize boston property and san francisco giants among others who with their generous support helped get the team [inaudible] i also want to thank the parents who stepped up. whether it was extra funding to make sure all the kids could go or guideants and supervise vision and support. the parents deserve a incredible round of applause for their effort. we are going to conclude the gm report with something unique. we always show a video of this month in parks and what happened in park in honor of the bay socs. we had espn do a little filming for us. if you can queue the lap top. >> sequence turn 13 the coach told me he didn't want me on the team and girls play soft ball and that is when i decide i won't quit. [inaudible] she is already broken down so many barrier jz proven girls can play the sport. she opened up so money door squz girls have nor opportunities than we used to. [inaudible] national tournament for girls is long long over due. there is nothing as empowering feeling you are no longer alone. i never see girls play because

places like boston, san francisco, denver, saint paul minnesota. basic philosophy of the group is that teachers should not hold minority students accountable for conduct and academics in the same way they hold white students accountable. one fourth grade teacher in minnesota says the philosophy is a disaster. >> you're teaching your class and a student from another classroom just opens up your door, runs in, and grabs the computer, and throws it down and runs out. that's pretty disrupting for anybody. but, you would see that same student who came into your classroom and disrupted it still in the school. and that's mind boggling. you are like where are the consequences? what's going on around here? after the factor's second report on the pacific educational group it scrubbed its web site removing certain key information. with with with us now is geraldo rivera. how do you see the story? >> i understand -- race matters, first of all. we all have to agree that race matters with small children, with adults race matters. this is a recipe, you are absolu

why is seattle, san francisco, silicon valley houston, dallas new york city boston why are these places booming? they're booming precisely because they have adapted themselves to an era of globalism. >> it is true. you think of someplace like pittsburgh for example. old style economy based on steel and other stuff which was going down but open itself up with tax incentives and is now a thriving city. >> we saw it in the down turn. boy, when the tide goes out, you see it negative. the problem was that the bluechip companies were chased out of town by high taxes and high regulation. that could lead to a collapse in job growth in the areas like phoenix or in los angeles. you know this is a big wakeup call. i would say it's going to be a tougher argument when you have the wages at 56 cents per hour in places like vietnam or, you know malaysia. >> john the fact is if you don't adapt to the new world, you are going to go down. right? whether you are a politician raising taxes or a union using all the tactics that don't work. >> that's the beauty of free trade. >> they import what others do we

>> we're currently operating in six cities, los angeles san francisco, oakland boston and washington yes. we're growing a lot. we're the leader in the space. we've raised over $14 million in venture capital thus far and we're going to continue to expand in boston our current markets and new markets . stuart: now, if you've raised $14 million so far, that will tell me how much your overall company is valued at. you going to tell us? >> i can't say our post market evaluation, but you can do some math and kind of get a good understanding of where we're at . stuart: do it for me? do the math for me. go ahead. >> in our last round our series a round we raised about $10 million from k ventures as well as some great angel . stuart: did he say i get the point. you've got $10 million. how much of the company did you sell for $10 million? was it 5%, 20%? what? >> a decent percentage. as we continue to grow, we'll continue to -- stuart: you're not going to tell me, are you? >> no. i'm not allowed to do that but i think, you know, your viewers can really understand, you know, how big the company

there but no delays for sfo oakland and san jose airport to of to look like this is still sweater whether this question in the boston red down 46 degrees 64 san francisco mid-50s for oakland livermore and also san jose. rebecca: if you take a look at the screen behind me lots of cars trying to get into san francisco is one to be a 15 minute drive times because of backups is into macarthur maze now 8800 cross and also very busy man relies on his lawn to be a sluggish ride across the span and into downtown san francisco the samoset average is still pretty good 14 minutes and jamaica away from 880 in hayward over 2101 in foster city the peninsula drive times is what looks like a 10 minutes on the one on one estimate away from pots of getting into burma gained so far this morning and then switching over to 280 we're checking out highway 92 to 85 its a 23 minute commute however four branches, commack. >>darya: 30 to your man was shot and killed just a short time ago happen in the area the emergency crews showed up in that to come to the hospital but he died the victim's name has not been released and no word on any suspects so we're at the scene in vallejo

making the trip over to the peninsula ago today we have not had any problem so far in south boston to san franciscos also little and will this move all across the span into san francisco this is in better on south boston of purpose as well over to the map traffic tracker shown as a lot of heavy traffic on 280 north will have a crush of saratoga avenue and san jose back of beyond the bottom of the park with 4101 it is still quite heavy your 23 minutes from 1 to 85 from no. 280 commit and we're also dealing with to commute traffic 5 it was long on the war still stop across as a worker went into dublin approach of the interchange 586 a split economic depression or stalls. >>here is stanley roberts who found some people behaving badly: >>stanley roberts: 11 a plan for the town car driver at least he was honest there are few people into it the on ramp illegally between 3:37 p.m. monday through friday is my district carpal the need at a minimum people in the car, as you have a to steer the old design that where luck with renault and ricard for violators people and also of being biased and will only stop

we offer rate in four different markets, we are in new york, boston, chicago and san francisco.el positive about the reaction of consumers to our concept. so, it is a good day for us, a and thelestone and proceeds will be used to fuel our growth and create shareholder value for the the long-term. betty: you have starbucks which is a big giant of a company and competitor. they will open a thousand stores in the u.s. over the next few years. how do you compete with a giant like that? we have been in tease since 2007, 2008. our brand is very very modern. our take i.t. is to make it fun and accessible for young customers and we have a very broad deal. we have been able to attract those customers, we are really involved in social media. we have grassroots approach marketing. we feel the market is growing fast enough. they are seeing the growth of the market, which makes it more interesting for us and we are called it about getting our fair share and been able to grow our company to the 550 stores that we planned for. , the ceolvain toutant of david tea. thank you so much. more on a m

we are told he is on the way to boston tonight. >>> san francisco board of supervisors considering aorium on market rate housing in the mission district. emotions high ahead of a rally before the vote tonight. some say they are being priced out. >>> californians are taking the drought more seriously. in april we decreased water use by 13.5%. that's compared to march where we only decreased 3.6%. we still have a long way to go to meet the mandatory 25% cut. >>> as the drought drags on the chances for a destructive wildfire will increase by the day. >> kpix 5's don ford takes to the skies to show us what crews are looking for to help keep the fire danger to a minimum. >> reporter: they are looking for trouble. and this special team hired by pg&e is flying low and slow overpower lines in the most remote parts of sonoma county. they are looking for one thing. >> anything dead that maybe within 100 feet of the power lines. >> reporter: dead trees. the drought is taking a tall toll on the forest and dead trees falling into power lines are a perfect fuel for forest fires. >> the drought is

honolulu and boston cost more than san francisco dallas topped the least expensive places to visit. >nd technology to ease the trauma of breast cancer surgery. it was invented right here in the bay area working by remote control. you will see it next. >>> and i'm abc 7 meteorologist drew tuma, starting off the week with hot spots father's day much cooler air ♪ ♪ dad... what are you doing here? uhh... it's your first day of work i just wanted to make sure you had breakfast. vi >>> covering antioch, petaluma and all the bay area this is abc 7 news. >>> a new technology invented here in the bay area could soon ease some of the trauma faced by women who undergo surgery for breast cancer. as we learn it is designed to make the breast reconstruction easier and less painful. when chris kine faced a diagnosis of cancer in her left breast, she made an aggressive choice. a double mastectomy to be followed by breast reconstruction. the plastic surgeon also told chris about an experimental technology that may speed the timetable. >> we talked about the reconstruction and implants. and she introdu

boston beat l.a., san francisco and washington d.c. 5% of pole residents are against the games there. bad best indicated it would enter a bid after the city council supported its candidacy. the winner will be announced at a meeting in peru in 2017. >> beijing hosted the summer games in 2008. now it's doing its best to convince everyone it can hold a winter olympics. there's a month to go before the announcement of which city will host the 2022 winter games. beijing is in the running and hired a panel of snow experts to drive home assurances that good quality snow will be available for the skiing events, whether that's natural snow or man made. >> i'm definitely positive that beijing can host olympic games as you have very dry climate which is good for snow making. you have cold winter, which again is another factor for a very good snow making, and the quality of snow is also very good for preparation. >> one of the traditional powerhouse us of women's football having never failed to reach the semi finals of the world cup once again the

. >>> boston beat l.a. san francisco, and washington, d.c. for the official u.s. bid.lled residents were against holding the games there. as we mentioned paris has become the fourth candidate to step into the ring and the hungarian capitol indicated it would also enter a bid after the city's council voted to support its candidacy. the winning host will be announced at a meeting in peru in 2017. >>> beijing hosted the summer games in 2008, now it's doing its best to convince everyone that it can hold a winter olympics too. just over a month to go before the announcement of which city will host the 2022 winter games. beijing is in the running, and has hired a panel of snow experts to ensure that good quality snow will be available for the ski events. >> i'm definitely positive that beijing can host olympic games as you have very outside dry climate which is good for snow making. you have cold winter which, again, is another factor for very good snow making and the quality of snow is -- that's why also very good for preparation of the ski slopes. >>> super bowl winning qu

san francisco ranks fourth when it came to the cost of three night stay, meals, and daily activities. the average cost just over $1900. as for the most expensive city seattle topped out at $2,080. honolulu and bostono cost more than san francisco. dallas tops the list of least expensive places to visit. >>> still ahead on the abc7 sunday morning news, feathering your nest. new products from a bay area company for the home of the future. but first here's a live look outside from our exploratorium camera this morning pointed at the financial district in san francisco. you see the fog hovering over parts of the bay area. lisa argen will have your full forecast in just a few minutes. mmm yoplait! it's snack time! oh, look! yoplait original now has 25% less sugar. time to taste it. how is it? it tastes good! congratulations yoplait! you did it! yoplait! good. >> welcome back, earn. time now is 5:39. we are taking a live look at our sfo camera. there are general delays lasting about 15 minutes or less so be sure to check with your airline if you are headed out of sfo later this morning. >>> a fundraiser is taking place in richmond this week toned support a local community radio station and to help earth

san francisco ranks fourth when it came to the cost of three night stay, meals, and daily activities. the average cost just over $1900. as for the most expensive city seattle topped out at $2,080. honolulu and bostonthan san francisco. dallas tops the list of least expensive places to visit. a fundraiser held in richmond is taking place this week toned support a local community radio station and to help earthquake relief efforts in nepal. this was richmond's waterfront yesterday. you can find many varieties of clothing, jewelry and artwork. three are selling their work to support the victims of the recent nepal earthquake. >> i hope nepal has a positive hope and the relief effort, i think it's not just temporary, but it will go on for many years to come. >> the kpfa summer arts fair continues today from 10:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. ♪ >> dance party fever took over oakland yesterday. hundreds of people set a new world record on adeline street. oakland beat the old record when 337 people took part in the largest soul train line. the old record was 265 people. it would have been nice to be there for that. it's cool. >> the soul train never gets old. >> absolutely. >> we are looking at plenty of clouds aro

say chicago and new york are in the range >> and boston i think boston's staffing is almost 50% higher per 100000 people than san francisco 328 versus our 239. >> okay. >> please continue >> great on slide nine we we're looking at here we're only using the data we received from nine jurisdictions in the survey we looked at the salary and benefits per sworn officers this includes entry level up to the chef the salary and benefits is 175,000 per year which is the highest in the group we compared a cost of living taking into account the economic benefits in the area we're third highest below austin and seattle. aye few other staff spending metrics san francisco falls in the middle of the range for overtime spending and workers come senuation is -- compensation which is third highest. >> the cost of living aspect is not of course sadly not prizing every single person all walks of life in san francisco experiences this the fact that you have a dramatic drop of a cost of living speaking values about where we are with san francisco today i know with salary and benefits you have to rely on the surveys chshgs is a smaller group it

a driver who led police on a chase from san francisco across the bay bridge i'm a terror suspect shot and killed by fbi agents in boston, his connection to the way a -- bay area. >>> good morn, thanks for joining us, i'm pam cook. >> what's the date. >> i almost said june thirst. >> it is the third. i'm going on one hour of sleep. >> welcome back new daddy. let's go to weather now with steve. >> you're not playing tennis soon. >> give it about a week and we'll go back out. >> we'll speak to his wife about that. >> we have, the full moon was yesterday morning, it's splendid in the morning sky. the clouds will clear out and another sunny day, not much one extreme or another. tomorrow night things change and thursday another low is in the picture. we're on the backside of this. the mile low for most, mid-50s. more of a breeze south at 14, southwest at 18, there will be a breeze, plenty of sunshine, the next system drops in tomorrow, low clouds, cool to- mile lows, cooler to the north. 60s, 70s and 80s. >> good mornings, we were saying the birds aren't up. >> the birds would say give me another hour. >> i'll get you at fiv

san francisco landmark made the top five. >> come on. >>> on this tuesday night, american isis? federal agents open fire in boston killing a man being tracked around the clock. fears he was planning to launch an attack as soon as today. but were others involved? >>> also the eyes in the sky all across the country. a secretive fbi air force, normal looking planes bristling with high-tech gear that could be peeking into your neighborhood, even your cell phone, who are they watching? >>> cruise disaster, a race against time for hundreds missing, feared trapped under water, inside a capsized ship. rescuers banging hammers on the hull listening for any response. >>> and the little pink pill for women.

san francisco landmark made the top five. >> come on. >>> on this tuesday night, american isis? federal agents open fire in boston killing a man being tracked around the clock. fears he was planning to launch an attack as soon as today. but were others involved? >>> also the eyes in the sky all across the country. a secretive fbi air force, normal looking planes bristling with high-tech gear that could be peeking into your neighborhood, even your cell phone, who are they watching? >>> cruise disaster, a race against time for hundreds missing, feared trapped under water, inside a capsized ship. rescuers banging hammers on the hull listening for any response. >>> and the little pink pill for women. men have a little blue pill to help in the bedroom. are women about to get a boost of their own? "nightly news" begins right now. >> announcer: from nbc world news headquarters in new york, this the requests nbc nightly news." rorlgtding tonight, lester holt. >>> good evening, we start here with a deadly confrontation outside boston today between law enforcement and a man they feared might be preparing to launch an isis

committee has put the northern city forward ahead of the capitol berlin, boston bid the capitol as well as los angeles and san francisco for their official bid. but a recent poll says 55% of residents are against it. beijing hosting the summer olympics back in 2008, they are now hoping the winter games in 2022 with a decision made next month the chinese capitol is not -- which is heavily mo moting itself. relies heavily on man made snow, and is often surrounded byfuglien slopes. a little more than a month left until the final decision is made. the experts are coming forward to state their case. >> i am definitely positive that beijing can close the olympic games as you have a very i would say dry claimant, which is good for snow making. you have cold. winter, which again is another factor for very good snow making. and the quality of snow is also very good for preparation. >> super bowl winning quarterback is appear hearing into a four game nfl ban is currently underway in new york. the new england patriot star has been punished ever the his role in the nfl deflate-gate scandal in which club employees illegally let air

boston beat the u.s. capital washington, d.c. as well as los angeles and san francisco for their official bid.t a recent poll shows 55% of residents are against it. >>> well, beijing hosted the summer olympics in 2008, and they're hopeing to stage the winter games in 2022 with the decision next month. now beijing's winter sports relies heavily on manmade snow, so with a little bit more is needed before the final decision is made. >> you have cold, winter, which is another factor for very good snow making, and the quality of snow is also very good. >> super bowl winning tom brady's appeal in a four-game nfl ban is underway. he has been punished for his part of the nfl deflate gate in which they illegally let air out of super bowl balls. he said that they were ease area to hold and throw and he has denied any wrongdoing. >>> football now in italy, 17 people arrested in a suspected match fixes. one of them is the cub president it is understood that there are those who are accused of bet matches matches. >> women's football team may only be a decade old but it has become the strongest female team

boston final hall. the other ski tour san francisco's paid cash for his district.he would've gotten away with a bad spring. if i gently carry them to the first eight station. but that is not the timely way. this prolonged whining. he triggered a fundamental exasperated members on which is known as for christ's sake, i can fix this. so i sad for christ's sake i can fix this. i hoisted him in the air and dangled him around assuming the skis and limbs would unwind like a twisted phone cord. i was told in no uncertain terms by my good friend and pediatric orthopedic surgeon, ron who used to be on the u.s. ski team and his kids were skiing at eight weeks, that i've worked my son's leg on purpose. from this experience comes my best piece of parenting advice. never teach her children to do anything. that is what paid professionals are for. when my sons cast finally came off by which time he fights in the next ski season had begun, i hired a ski instructor and that's what i've done for all three of my children for every skill they need to acquire. i pay for ski lessons fro

boston. my work has been about social change. but i met bill swing in 1982 when i came out to san francisco after college and he was just kind of thinking about this possibility. at that time, and early on in the work he was thinking he would go around the world and talk to all great religious leaders and ask them to become part of this movement and he did. and to a person, almost everyone said no. you have to be crazy. there's no way we are going to join this movement. so bill turned it on its head and said if we are not able to work with religious leaders, let's work with ordinary folks. so uri which i'm so happy to be a part of works with primarily ordinary people in communities, building bridges of connection building strong coalitions. >> how can i get involved? >> there you go. so we have people who are part of uri by joining cooperation circles, they are in san francisco, there are many cooperation circles that people can become part of, doing all kinds of humanitarian efforts, improving communities, hosting interfaith dialogues peace building kind of things and people can become involved in the work globally by becoming part of

san francisco hours earlier. the officer who fired the shot has been pleased on leave. >>> new details on a freak accident at the oakland a's game in bostonen upgraded to serious condition after an oakland player's bat shattered and win into the stands. >> this is a broken bat ground grounder. >> brett lowery's bat cracked in the second inning and part of the bat hit tanya carpenter in the head causing what was initially described as life-threatening injuries. her family says they are grateful for people's thoughts and prayers are and requesting privacy. >>> now to sports history. today 37 years in the making. america has a triple crown winner, and that is american pharaoh. his famous trainer runs a stable out of santa anita and the horse started his career in california running the first race at del marc north of san diego. here's more from the racetrack. >> american pharaoh. >> with this win at the belmont now taking home the biggs prize, the triple crown. it was a run for the record books for american pharaoh racing against seven rivals at the belmont, the longest and most grueling race earning the neckname otest of the champion. the w

san francisco. we will explain what happens next. at 5:30 -- >> we will have much more on the stunning moment in court the convicted boston bomber breaking silence, what he said to the families standing right there. >>> the mystery outside one american city. at least six women dead. do they have a killer on their hands and what authorities revealed today. >>> caught on tape the patient accidently recording what his doctor was saying while he was under anesthesia. >> and the historic chain how one man's passion made it >>> animal services need your help to find a person who killed a 14-year-old dog in walnut creek. the dog was found in a canal. what was done to geno was so awful it has a lot of people in the community worried about their own animals. lyanne melendez reports. >> he wasn't in his bed. i thought he was outside going potty. >> reporter: she says her dog, a 14-year-old australian shepherd went missing sometime late sunday night from their home in walnut creek. the next morning the flyers went up. >> talked to people. no one had seen him, no one had seen any dog. >> reporter: little did the family know geno was a few feet away

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back in march a san francisco judge said he would step in if the two sides cannot settle out of court by today. >> secretary of state john kerry will be on way back to boston for treatment after breaking his leg while bicycling in france. john kerry broke a bone if the right thigh after hitting a curb riding near the swiss border. he was airlifted to a hospital forcing john kerry to cancel the remaining part of the four country trip. >> an air conditioning unit in new york city fell 300' to the concrete below. according to our reporter, it was pure luck that only ten people were injured. >> the destruction in the streets of new york after a crane dropped a massive piece of equipment on a being in midtown manhattan. >> structural damage in the street. >> impact sent objects large and small raining down over several blocks. smoke clouding the air. 30 stories up, a opening at the top of the building. >> some of material, the fiber glass and metal is what you see on streets. >> in minutes police and crews arrived on the scene shut down madison avenue. >> thank god this occurs at an hour of a day on a weekend when there were not too many people around. >> the m