the new west is inclusive. >> santa fe citizen: welcome to santa fe. >> anthony: you've got your wholeintensity in the harsh, yet beautiful landscape. it's the last place in the u.s. you can wear buckskin and fringe without irony while holding a buddhist blanket. there is, buried deep inside this ordinary looking five & dime, something truly authentic. hi, uh, frito pie and a soda, please? this is the frito pie, as american as apple pie or the manhattan project, and nearly as deadly. chili and day-glo yellow cheese-like substance dropped like a deuce, another roller in the night, right into the bag of fritos. it feels like you're holding a warm crap in a bag. if you closed your eyes and i put this is your hand, you would be very worried -- a colostomy pie. i'm opposed to everything this dish stands for, and yet, it is also delicious. neither the frito nor the frito pie are indigenous to new mexico, they're actually texan. in new mexico, you have many wonderful things. i think let texas have this one. and in only six minutes, i've managed to reach a depth of self loathing that usually t

south of santa fe, morgan hill upper 60s to mid-70s. san francisco, temperatures into the 80s. 80s to low 90s in the north bay and low to mid-90s from walnut creek to antioch tomorrow. so, the seven day forecast shows the hottest days, the stretch will go from now to tuesday. then the high will start to weaken for the end of the week. setting up, san francisco, not getting too hot. should be staying in the 70s as things cool off thursday into friday. san jose, numbers near 90. mid-90s south of downtown. the trivalley, numbers staying in the 90s through wednesday. thursday and friday, not just cooling. the high weakens and slides to the east. the low pressure may try to toss a few showers here from thursday to friday, north of sonoma county. what most appreciate is the cooldown thursday into friday that should last into the start of next weekend. the temperatures rebounding again as we approach next sunday. terry, back to you. >> thanks a lot. still to come, the first familifamily vacations in yosemite. it's not all about relaxing. the u

santa rosa 52 and santa fe 55 and livermore 54 degrees. the area of low pressure is keeping us cool and producing the rain showers across the bay area. tomorrow after the cloud cover in the morning. skies becoming partly sunny and a warming pattern especially inland and it could be hot next week for sunday, monday and tuesday. those temperatures in the mid to upper 90s. get ready for a warmup. temperatures for tomorrow. heading in that direct. no major heat just yet. warmest locations in the 80s towards antioch and san jose 78 and gilroy 81 and san mateo 74 degrees. here is a look ahead. your five-day forecast, clouds for tomorrow. just keep in mind tonight scattered showers and especially north of the golden gate bridge. key headline for sunday, father's day, warmer temperatures as well inland neighborhoods in the lower 90s and the heat will peak on monday and tuesday away from the shoreline and patchy fog for the beaches in the 60s around the bay and one thing over the weekend, changes the upper level winds, that could help transport the

and santa fe, 75 degrees. not bad for a finish to the saturday evening. father's day looks cool by the coast. low 90s and the warmer spots and when. everyone else, in between. we will have a specific number for you in a moment. mid-50s tonight. the sun coming up tomorrow morning at 13 minutes before 6:00 a.m. down south, it will be sweltering. excessive heat warning is posted for numbers well over 100 degrees in much of the desert southwest. and here is what is happening. mass of high pressure over the border between arizona and new mexico -- is pushing the low- pressure up into the pacific northwest and offshore. not much of a factor in our weather. as you can see, this is the futurecast model of how the atmosphere should look tomorrow morning. nothing in the way of clouds. some high clouds come from down south. because they are rotating on the western side of that high and getting pushed to the north. from time to time, we will have clouds tomorrow. after sunset tomorrow night and then monday through noon. high clouds from time to time. and if the gym f

in this case, the burlington northern santa fe railway company which owns both trains says it appears this is the type of the incident that ptc is intended to prevent. this is why we have been aggressively deploying ptc across our network. voluntary evacuations are now underway. >> just a massive black smoke coming up, you know, just like burning up diesel fuel. >> reporter: so far no word on what caused the crash. gabe gutierrez, nbc news. >>> tonight, tributes are pouring in from across the country for one of the greatest coaches of all time. pat summitt, a long-time coach of the lady vols who led to eight national championships died after a battle with early onset alzheimer's disease. she was just 64 years old. nbc's cynthia mcfadden looks back at her extraordinary life. >> reporter: pat summitt had a lot of experience with winning. no woman or man ever won more college basketball games than she did. nearly 40 years at the university of tennessee her beloved lady vols never lost a season. all her charm -- ♪ >> reporter: she was a fierce competitor and none of her players wanted to

santa fe is 65 degrees, and low clouds move in. and the bay area is looking for things to cool off even more tomorrow. 20 warm inland. the shoreline will cool off and eventually that cooling air is going to work toward the inland. it will take some time. the future cast shows close to wake up to and clouds by the time. in between, between, plenty of sunshine at the shoreline. the cooling trend continues tomorrow near the shoreline, and it will be hot again away from the water and with the return of the fog, temperatures will cool through the midweek. the indian street festival is always fun. tomorrow it will be mainly sunny and 67 degrees for the high. and it's 81 degrees tomorrow at murphy avenue, sunny, warm, it will be nice. the travel weather forecast, heading out of the bay area, 102 in redding, 98 for sacramento, 104 in fresno, 76 at lake tahoe, and overnight in the bay area tonight, mid- fifties will do it, some tomorrow monday morning, 12 minutes before 6:00 in the morning, the forecast high close to the coast gets past sea

. >> there have been 24 homicides reported in santa fe this year. the man was found shot to death in his car off berryessa road. this very time last night. this type last year, the city had just ten homicides. >> a follow-up to last month's murder in san leandro. three men shot and killed a man at a senior center. the get away van crashed into a car and the men got away. police say they tracked down those suspects. they include 25-year-old norberto villarreal of san jose. the other two are minors. formal charges could be filed tomorrow. >>> plenty of pride but there was also some hate. san francisco police arrested emmanuel morincy for allegedly assaulting two women on sunday during the pride festivities saying he harassed, pushed and threatened to kill them because of their sexual orientation. police need help solving another attack. two men in a dark gray sedan yelled homophobic slurs at a man walking. they then shot him in the hand with a bb gun before speeding away. >>> they are back in harmony today. and tick violin and the owner reunited today

we want to listen to santa fe police. >> was it a car shooting to another car? that is to be determined. any idea why it is on creek road? >> no connection to it. this incident primarily involved being in the middle of the street. and no surrounding areas was involved. >> are you saying it was road rage. >> there is a vehicle that was part of the incident. >> what does that mean. >> as i mentioned the victims were discovered in the vehicle. >> have the witnesses told you there was a suspect in the vehicle. >> we have a vehicle and the description of the suspect is kind of put together. and we don't want to put out any information unless we have the exact accurate information. >> but you believe that suspect fled and not on foot. >> there were a couple of different reports on whether on foot or vehicle. that's why we are not bringing that information out. >> can you tell me what exactly it is you found. recap what it is that you found. >> we found multiple shots in the area. and the vehicle was hit with several rounds on it. and that was discovered. some casings

john's in santa fe, the great book's program is incredible, did you learn -- what's that like you beinga father now, is it giving you a little bit more sympathy, the difficulties of being a good father? >> yes, yes. and to see the difficulty that i had in trying to connect with hunter as trying to find some way to communicate or connect is something, you know, i can see the same, the same kind of issue with my son and he and i are more alike than hunter and i, but still, i think this must be something that some fathers and sons deal with at some point, all right, once you move beyond being the parent and focused on child care on feeding the school and the bedtime and homework, all that stuff, now it's just two people, two people, you are tied by this tremendous amount of experience and, you know, so much in common and yet, you're very different people and it has been helpful to think, all right, this might just be a part of being -- part of being a father, you know, and not something that was unique to just hunter and i. >> very good. i would like to open it up for some questions from t

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santa fe, 99. hello is up there well above average. the fog is tough to see but it is around stinson beach and golden gate and southward. it is very shallow and thick and not a lot to supported except by the coast. the oakland airport has in offshore breeze. upper 40s for some. half moon bay with fog and 49 degrees in mountain view in san jose in brentwood 62. that is not that bad. a week ago they were 68 or 70 at this time. i have seen worse. pittsburgh running warm. 52, you qaeda. the fog got chewed up yesterday. some of it holding on in the source of the cool down is with this low. it will spend in high mid-level clouds and we will start a cooling trend for all tomorrow and for everyone on saturday. that will get thundershower activity to this year a. i show you these five day rain outlooks. the mere fact that there is rain in northern california forecast for next week tells us we were have lower pressure here in cooler temperatures and a robust fog bank>> today, lots of sun. patchy coast fog. near 100. if you high clouds beginning

john's in santa fe, the great's program there is incredible. did you learn, what is that like, you being a father now? has it given given you a little bit more sympathy for hunter in a sense of the difficulties of being a good father? >> yes, yes. to see that the difficulty that i had in trying to connect with hunter and trying to find some way to communicate or connect is something, i can see the same kind of issue with my son and he and i are more alike than hunter and i. it still, i think it must be something that all fathers and sons deal with. all right, once you move beyond being a parent and you're focused on childcare, the feeding and the child care and the bedtime and homework. now it's just two people, you are tied by this tremendous amount of experience and you have so much in common yet your very different people. it has been helpful to think that this might just be part of being a father. it wasn't something that was unique to just hunter and i. >> i would like to open it up for questions from the audience. let's start serve, right

basically parallel to 17 north on winchester boulevard, then over to stevens creek, san carlos, downtown santa fe, starting 9:45 out of los gatos, this is the procession for officer katherman's memorial. >>> mike, as you outlined the procession routes, san jose prepares to honor one of its own killed in the line of duty. michael katherman was killed in a crash last week. thousands of people are expected to attend toy's event. bob redell joins us where the funeral will take place. bob, no doubt an extremely emotional day for this community. >> reporter: correct, good morning to you, sam. hundreds of law enforcement, not only from the bay area but throughout the state, are expected here at the s.a.p. center later this morning to join their brothers and sisters with the san jose police department in order to remember and honor officer michael katherman of the san jose police department. he was an 11-year of me that force, most recently as a motorcycle patrol officer. he was killed last week on his police motorcycle during a collision with a van while trying to pull over a speeding car. >> our office

here's what she told a reporter from a santa fe newspaper. >> he needs to address his plans for us. and new mexico people deserve to get that answer. he's not addressed it yet. >> is it possible you might not endorse him? >> i'm waiting to hear from him as to addressing the issues facing mexico. once i hear that, we'll see. >> let's get some reaction from the trump campaign. joining us right now is the senior advisor, ed brooke. thank you very much for joining us. >> glad to be here, wolf. >> are you surprised about this turnaround by donald trump only last week, strongly criticizing her and then all of the sudden, this olive branch saying he anxiously wants her spoth. >> not at all. she wasn't at the rally. as he said, took a shot at her. but we were in the business of making friends in the republican party and she was an endorsement we would appreciate. >> it wasn't a little shot. basically said she's not doing a good job. that's hardly a little shot. >> in mr. trump's speech, he was talking about a lot of different issues. we do think he addressed issues facing new mexico and now

the job and also suggested he might run for governor of new mexico, but yesterday trump told the santa fe newspaper, quote, respect her. i have always liked her. trump gave the interview just after the governor suggested she still might endorse him. martinez previously criticized donald trump for calling mexican immigrants rapists and drug dealers and for his plan to built a wall along the mexico border. we have team fox coverage of the race for the white house. jennifer griffin on the hillary clinton campaign, mike ean mall in bernie sanders, and then john roberts in california where trump is about to hold a rally. >> reporter: a big crowd to see donald trump in redding where the therm mome at the is expected to hit 102 degrees by the time he takes the stage. looking bat what you said about susanna martinez and ted cruz and the way that truck truck is talking about them, obviously when you're in a presidential general election campaign and one that is tough as this one you want to have as many friends as possible. that's why despite all the things said on at the campaign trail about ted

he joins me today from santa fe.hanks for joining us. >> thank you for having me on. >> whom are you trying to appeal to? you must feel there is an underserved voter in this election with the two choices presented. who is that person you are trying to appeal to? >> well, when 50% of americans now, when they are registering to vote are declaring themselves as independent, i think i'm trying to appeal to the majority of americans who i think are libertarian it is just that they don't know it. and libertarian, with a broad brush stroke, fiscally conservative, socially accepting liberal. >> and when you say that, what is the big break in terms of the orthodoxy of the republican party for you? you are pro-choice. you are pro-gay marriage. you are even in favor of the decriminalization of drugs. >> yes. legalizing marijuana and let's stop with the military interventions that at the end of the day make the world a less safe place. the unintended consequence of these military interventions. >> so i think that is all going to

. >> well, i'm in the santa fe level ii murph.ich is just a minimum restrict unit, which is, you've got more movement than the level iiis. with me it's kind of hard because i got two kids by myself. my kids will ask me what did i do to get in here. and i don't know if they understood me but i tried to tell them the best i could. >> what did you tell them, literally? >> literally, i just told them like sometimes people die and i asked them you know how sometimes people die? and they said yeah. and i said okay you see tv a lot how people are shooting other people and stuff like that and they said yeah. and i said movies. and i said, yeah, just like the movies. that's what happened to me, i was being bad. i shot a guy and i came in here. i don't think they really understood it, but they left it at that. >> how do you maintain being a father? >> just through letters and phone calls really. that way i know i can talk to them and visit. since i got here i was pretty much the barber. i'd go in there and cut hair pretty much all day. and

trump told martinez' hometown newspaper in santa fe, quote, i respect her. i've always liked her. now let's go to capitol hill and nbc's luke russert. luke, let's get the reaction more broadly to paul ryan's endorsement and whether or not we're going to see paul ryan actively campaign with donald trump at any point or was in in effect just something he had to do? >> reporter: well, they're leaving the door open to that, peter, but i think if anyone has any expectations that paul ryan is going to get up on stage in wisconsin and raise the arm up like this with donald trump, that's not going to happen any time soon. it's unclear whether or not paul ryan will even get a formal speaking role at the republican convention in july. of course he's the chairman of that convention by nature of being the speaker of the house. i'm told that ryan came to this decision, it was a difficult decision for him because he does have a lot of differences that he pointed out in that great piece with donald trump. but it's this idea of, look, he was on an island. every other congressional republican lead

>> louisiana and santa fe. >> jimmy: wow. and you know how to ride horses and stuff?ofrio. >> oh, yeah, funny, huge, great cast. peter sarsgaard. at the end of the movie -- well, i can't really blow it, but i'll say this -- >> jimmy: you see dead people. [ laughter ] >> there is a moment in the movie i have to ride back into dodge, you know, on horseback, you know, firing the winchester and everything. so i had to train all summer just to ride the horse, you know. >> jimmy: and you really did it. yeah, of course you did. come on. [ cheers ] >> i mean, you don't get to wear the jacket for nothing, you know? >> jimmy: you don't get to wear that jacket for nothing. >> you've got to earn this jacket. >> jimmy: you got to earn that jacket. >> yeah. >> jimmy: looks good, man. subtle. you don't even know you're wearing it, really. [ laughter ] >> well, it's better if -- i wasn't actually on "saturday night live", so it will confuse people. they'll think i'm robert downey, jr. or something. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: explain this -- explain the story first. >> it's important to s

elaborate on where their vertical or otherwise and 3 return to the commission for final playfully santa fefor an interactive other. >> i apologize you had a great display but a better opportunity. >> we also i liked our idea about the linkage to other landmarks in the area that is is an expanded version what was presented right now the linkage for the explore allegiances in the text and the interactive display to other landmarks. >> great incorporate that into another context. >> so is that sufficient you. >> i got lobbyist want to be clear i'm sorry, i didn't get our name from page and turnbull christina you said the information that in the packet is going into the display; is that correct. >> in the text. >> that is where i'm a little bit confused it seems like so thin you write an hr e about 62 first street with a lot of the supporting documents we have 3 paragraphs. >> i thought that was the summary. >> i didn't think that was is display you were telling you where we're going do go with this. >> we were going in the text as professionals tell you that people don't read a lot of informa

by 1915 she had had it with , greenwich village and she went ,p to new mexico or santa fe somewhere else. i don't remember where, but she went up. talk about north of washington square, the women bohemians. mabel dodge lived north of the square. gertrude vanderbilt whitney. what an interesting lady. came from this uptown rich family. went downtown and created a second life. had both lives at the same time. they goodness, no facebook, note no twitter. what she did in the village stayed in the village. she got herself a stable on an alley and turned it into an artist loft. she got the idea from another artist. she was a sculptor. not terrific, but she was a great collector of modern art and by the late 1920's, she creates her studio in a stable in 1907 or 1908 and 20 years later, she has an incredible collection of modern art. she opened the metropolitan museum of art. -- she offers it to the metropolitan museum of art. they said, are you crazy do want that garbage? she opens in on it street in 1930. how interesting, right? the whitney has now left the upper east side home they are now on

he joins us from santa fe, new mexico and thank you for talking to us.e are seeing some risk buying returning so how long will this last? >> i don't know, i think it will be up and down. i think it's possible there will be doubts raised about whether the brexit ever happened and that will be a source of volatility. the huge political uncertainty in great britain and throughout europe will rock the markets. we can manage through that. liver: how much of this might be of reversal of trade? how do we distinguish between a shift in the actual fundamentals of the stock are good versus a short-term trade? >> we are investors so we try to look at the fundamentals as opposed to trying to gauge risk gone/risk off sentiment day in and day out. what you did see through thursday of last week was a buildup of risk on enthusiasm area the markets were up. all of the air when out of that the loon on friday and even more on monday -- that a on friday and even more on monday. all of the airs went out of that balloon on friday and even more on monday. it has not changed th

soma and work in trashing moving a 65 inch a different species to move and currently working in santa feon several projects and basically remodeled projects and preserving and replanting them on the same prompt that's primarily all we do we don't remove trees or do tree removals with the open up for public comment we're specifically a tree transplanting in business since 1977 hold the world record for the biggest distance of move and the diameter and the tallest you name it, we transplanted the tree on peaceably beach in the year 2000 because of the tree the pine trees dying from the disease a significant history in the civic county and area if there is any technical issues you want me to discuss i'm available to answer any questions. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> we'll hear from the department now. >> good evening, commissioners carli short san francisco public works i said to make a couple of points i on intersections we wanted to emphasize the fact that the department approved the relocation of this tree on this after reviewing the proposal way are concerned initially the tree might

formula retail many in my neighborhood in 1997 a walgreens that is still there but a gap store in 1998 santa fe corner of polk and california and a boston chicken at polk and sacramento radio shack left at polk in the 1980 and banana rub had it's first experimental store if banana republic had a store today they'd have to go through you thank you. >> my name is mike i am a member of russian hill neighbors and i oppose the full ban on the retail on polk street it is too bad that process that started sometime in february i think it got started with deceit and deception and double talk it was because of whole foods 365 to russian hill neighbors we were told to do due diligence with a surveys that was recorded over 70 percent of people want the whole foods why are we are doing a complete ban not clear the conditional use process is in place and is working but the whole foods 365 target was a potential one before that was vetoed out quickly i don't know why we have to change the process someone said it is broken here and i'd like to see that data driven process notary republic not on opinion driven

he's now telling a santa fe newspaper that he would welcome her support even though he bitterly wenter her only in recent days. why do you think he has this change of heart? >> because he changes his heart on everything. he changes positions on everything. the man holds more positions than yoga. and i've got to tell you, i'm a lawyer. i'm also a hispanic. i agree with absolutely everything that michael smerconish just said. it's offensive from a legal perspective. it is highly offensive as an hispanic. he's wagging the dog. he's trying to distract from the fact that he has got a problem with the case where there are allegations that his business is a scam and a fraud. how dare he, how dare he question a judge's responsibility, a judge's adherence to the constitution because he's of mexican descent. this man was born in east chicago. he's an american citizen. he's just as american as donald trump. mexican-americans bleed just as any other american when they go to war. they bled as any other american on 9/11. what he's doing is disgusting. i'm livid about it and if this is his strategy

. >> but in a stunning about face yesterday, trump told the santa fe new mexican, quote, i would like to have her support. i respect her. i have always liked her. martinez telling the same she's not ready to commit. >> he needs to address his plans for us. and new mexico people deserve to get that answer. he's not addressed it yet. i will tell you i'm not going to be voting for hillary clinton. i'm waiting to hear from him as to addressing the issues facing new mexico. once i hear that, we'll see. >> the senate's top republican concedes to cnn that trump may be chasing away millions of voters that he will need in november. >> do you worry at all that your nominee now, donald trump, will do to latino voter what barry goldwater did to african-american voters? >> i do. i do. and i think that the attacks that he's routinely engaged in, for example, going after susana martinez, the republican governor of new mexico, the chairman of the republican governor's association, was a big mistake. >> so we have a lot to discuss. bob is edkitor and cheecief of hill, and jay newton small is from "tim

in december of that year, a tank car on a santa fe train caught fire after a collision. 2000 residents were evacuated as emergency responders struggled with the intense fire. in january, 122-car canadian national railway train collided in brunswick, canada. three cars containing propane, one car containing crude exploded after derailment creating intense fires that earn abouted for days. -- that burned for days. 15 cars of a crude-oil train derailed in lynchburg, pennsylvania near an eatery and pedestrian water front sending flames and black smoke into the air and oil spilled into the james river. the list goes on. in february of 2015, in -- mr. mccain: if i could be recognized for unanimous consent and he will regain the floor. mr. merkley: i would be honored to yield to your unanimous consent proposal. mr. mccain: mr. president, i understand -- i ask unanimous consent the senator from oregon can yield to to me for a unanimous consent agreement without lose his right to the floor. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. mccain: i ask unanimous consent the following amendments be

i move from a ranch to santa fe simply because of taxes.my first year's tax savings on state income taxes. i'm a perfect example of it. maria: dagen, she also wants to build on obamacare, isn't obamacare one of the key reasons that small businesses have been cutting jobs. >> exactly. dagen: the 49ers, companies that won't -- don't hire having more than 49 employees to avoid the mandate that they cover the employees with health insurance coverage. >> i don't understand hillary of all the things that look bad from a barack obama, the economy looks the worst. why would she want to be a third term for the worst president on economic in our history. i don't know, but, you know, the only one that gave obama a good run for his money is w. it's not a republican democrat. w with all the stimulus spending, government spending is taxation and why they want to build on this is beyond me. we need a reagan back and i think trump might be. maria: okay, donald trump might be a reagan when it comes to economic policy? >> i think we are going to have a very

james rodrÍguez ya llegÓ a la ciudad de santa fe, california.trolar a los insurrectos. al menos tres prisioneros murieron y 14 resultaron heridos. ocurre a solo unos meses y otro enfrentamiento donde 44 personas fallecieron en la misma cÁrcel. regresamos con francisco cobos, que se encuentra en monterrey. buenos dÍas. francisco: gracias. la violencia estallÓ en el interior del penal de topo chico. las cifras oficiales seÑalan creo hubo al menos 3 muertos. esta es la historia. la tranquilidad de la noche se vio interrumpida por el ruido de las sirenas y los gritos, en una jornada violenta que dejÓ tres muertos y 14 heridos, todos reclusos del penal de topo chico. los desÓrdenes se iniciaron poco despuÉs de las 21:30, cuando dos grupos rivales de internos comenzaron una riÑa que se extendiÓ por mÁs de una hora. >> entre custodios y policÍas, con gas lacrimÓgeno lograron detener el inicio de todo esto. francisco: testigos en el exterior dijeron haber escuchado disparos, pero las autoridades negaron que haya habido detonaciones. >> supuestamente, qu

. >> donald trump and his conspiracy theories both santa fe and say what's missing in this transcripts. sandra: i'm sure that a supporter and effective technology in god. >> i'm talking about last week where he implied obama sympathize with the terrorism. that's what i'm talking about. >> again at this point, struggling with the fact we are still debating this is radical islamic terrorist and. the president got those deemed last week that people push him on this. people don't trust his leadership on this issue because of your lack of action over the last more than two years. so again, i think he misses the point that we are not just mad about what you call it. we are mad that many people in america. >> is whitewashing at a not releasing the full transcript. >> i don't understand d what is afraid of. that's overpromised with the obama frustration. at every turn they disappoint the american people and democrats have expected no less from him. >> the approval rating is pretty high. it's not positive when you drill down on his handling of the economy. sandra: as an american witness is 50 m

[laughter] he has been a great mayor of santa fe. my hat goes off to all of you.viding leadership, your neighbors, your friends, your family. they look to leadership to you because you have provided it. there is not a higher calling outside of public service and you all have taken that on. i appreciate you allowing me to make my case for my election here this afternoon. thank you very much. [applause] >> i would like to interview you . >> some of the time. i have to head out soon. >> you believe nuclear north korea is the bigger threat? >> i do believe that. >> to you think we should pull back the troops from south korea and japan? >> i think that is a real possibility that working with china we might be able to achieve that. owner, what is your reaction to the supreme court ruling? >> that congress does need to embrace this and how about a president that will get in there and pressure republicans to do this that it is the right thing. -- ieforms that are needed happen to agree with obama -- though obama and you all know has broken up 2 million families. i don't w

soma and work in trashing moving a 65 inch a different species to move and currently working in santa fe on several projects and basically remodeled projects and preserving and replanting them on the same prompt that's primarily all we do we don't remove trees or do tree removals with the open up for public comment we're specifically a tree transplanting in business since 1977 hold the world record for the biggest distance of move and the diameter and the tallest you name it, we transplanted the tree on peaceably beach in the year 2000 because of the tree the pine trees dying from the disease a significant history in the civic county and area if there is any technical issues you want me to discuss i'm available to answer any questions. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> we'll hear from the department now. >> good evening, commissioners carli short san francisco public works i said to make a couple of points i on intersections we wanted to emphasize the fact that the department approved the relocation of this tree on this after reviewing the proposal way are concerned initially the tree might

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santa rosa, 73 in and a half pa and novato. this is the view from our rooftop camera, and here are the forecast fe forecast features.tinue through midweek, and we'll have a warming trend over the weekend for father's day. overnight, look for partly cloudy skies, mainly clear up north, and cooler up there with temperatures in napa and santa rosa, but most of the location also have lows overnight in the low to mid 50s. here's the forecast for tomorrow. whatever clouds, low clouds there are in the early morning will be sweat away by the winds. sunny skies in the afternoon and high temperatures will range from near 60 at the coast breezy conditions, to mainly upper 60s around the bay, and then low to mid 70s in the inland locations. here is the accuweather forecast. cooler than average pattern continues through thursday with partly cloudy to mainly sunny skies through the first few days of the week. sunny or warmer conditions on friday. look at the weekend warmup. a few degrees warmer on saturday and sunny and quite warm on father's day, highs of 90 on sunday, and mid 90s on monday. just in time for the weekend. >>> all