not making too much of a serge inland. higher clouds coming top the tropical moist -- coming up to the tropical moisture. 68 livermore to 52 san francisco. 55 napa. 62 mountain view. 63 san jose. a west, southwest 16 that has doubled that was in fairfield yesterday. west, northwest sfo. oakland airport says clear. know leo clouds are moving in over downtown. high pressure is holding on for one more day. that system is on its way. that will move into the pacific northwest. inland it will take awhile before the low settles in. low clouds cool to warm. sol fog. it's an on shore breeze. cool to many. 80s to leo mid 90s now. even with the 90s there will be an afternoon sea breeze today as everything is beginning to set up in that direction. more fog cooler. >>> time now 5:10. a growing hunger strike to tell you about. if inmates refusing to eat. what changes their demanding. >>> emergency calls from a southwest pilot. >>> good morning, 680 traffic off to a nice start. we will tell you where it will be somewhat tough driving. >>

they're going through an executive director serge process right now. we provided $25,000 to help them with that process. that is the end of my presentation. chairperson campos: thank you very much. colleagues, any questions for the thorough and quick presentation? we appreciate that. why don't we open it up to public comment? i have speaker cards from lisa, james tracey, steve woo, and lorenzo listano. if you can come forward, you each have two minutes. >> i am lisa. i have lived in the tenderloin for 36 years. i appreciate local programs like the north of market community benefits center, safe havens, clean city, and the good neighbor coalition project they work on. chairperson campos: great. thank you very much. >> my name is steve wu. my group wants to express our of our support for the strong leadership provided by their director. we have worked closely with the cbd for many years and have good things to say about them and their great work. thank you. chairperson campos: thank you. >> good afternoon. my name is james tracy. the first thing -- full

yesterday the fog made a pretty good serge. today looks like the warmest day of the week. if not today or tomorrow we will get back more in a west wind. there is a component of a north, west wind. lows in the 50s and 60s. these are running warmer by two to four degrees than we saw yesterday. high pressure even though it's in the middle of the country we lost the low pressure to the north. another one will be diving in. we will start a slight cooling trend. today we get a little bit of a warmup here. not only coast and bay but inland. there is not much fog. the weekend will see an increase in fog. it will be sunny and nice. patchy fog at best. i don't think there will be much there. couple hours it will get wiped out. sunny and warm ever for everybody. 60s, 70s, and 80s. the 90s are calling. low 90s. temperatures getting slightly above for a day or two. then we will see a cooling ten. >>> the simping lifestyle changes you -- the simple lifestyle changes you can make to lower your chance of getting alzheimer's. plus you will hear from the wind surfer that was rescued after s

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. >> a victim of a crime serge. where thieves are targeting people and property and how police are cracking down. >>> drizzly wet this morning. temperatures cool again. slow burn off on the clouds, sunshine now but there is more in store. which neighborhoods will see a chance of drizzle tomorrow. . >>> the city counsel approved a day time curfew for kids who should be in school. police will warn minors the first time that they are caught breaking the curfew but for the second offense the parents would be fined $100. third offense the fine goes up to $200 and after that it could go up to $500. according to the city the purpose of the curfew is to present day time crime, increase youth safety and keep kids in class. >>> it's a city known as a quiet city. but police say bans of criminals are targeting homes and making death threats. a man hunt is underway. >> reporter: never ending. that's because police are dealing with more than just one crew of criminals. probably four. the burglaries are taking place all over the c

the family is organized several serge parties since then hoping to find her still alive. investigators though are treating her disappearance as a homicide. the reward being offered now in this case is at $100,000. and again yet another search is scheduled for tomorrow morning. >>> police are investigating a crude explosive device found on a hold campus. officers were called to the high school yesterday exphorng found what they're calling a bottle bomb. this is when common chemicals are sealed in a bottle causing the pressure inside to buildup and eventually burst. a neighbor reported hearing a muffled explosion but it has not been determined if the device had been detonated. no one was hurt. >>> san francisco police are searching for two men who threw powder in another man's face while robbing him at gun point. it happened around 11:00 wednesday night near 19th and cap streets in the mission district. police say one of the suspects had a gun and the other flew powder into the 38-year-old victim's eyes. he was knocked to the ground and the suspect took his gun and wallet.

the prosecution plans to attack testimony from casey anthony's mother about computer serges she madeving chloroform. her time card information from where she works can be introduced to contradict her testimony. >>> sexual assault case against a former head of an international monetary fund appears to be crumbling this morning. dominic strauss kahn is accused of sexually assaulting a new york city housekeeper. investigators have found some credibility problems with that housekeeper including possible drug dealing and money laundering. >>> treasury secretary timothy geithner says he's staying on the job. there were rumors that geithner would step down after the debt ceiling crisis is concluded. but he plans to be at the treasury department for the foreseeable future. geithner says the rumors may have started because he has family. his family is in new york and he's been commuting between the two cities but he says quote i live for this work. >>> southwest airlines jet made a safe landing in phoenix after one of its engines failed. it was flight 427. took off from el paso, texas last ni

there is a stronger serge today than yesterday. 60s for some. 67 fairfield. they do have a stronger west, southwest wind. san jose 62. 52 in san francisco. but 54 santa rosa. west, southwest 16. fairfield had guts to 20. that is usually i hang my hat right on that. if you see cordelia to fairfield, that is a sign that cooler weather is on the way. although for some it will take another day until that system up in the gulf of alaska moves closer. the cooling begins for many today. for some yesterday it started. for more today it will kick in. by thursday and friday we will see temperatures take a big tumble here. low clouds. cool to warm on shore breeze. more of a westerly breeze. high clouds to the south. drifting over us. mostly sunny. 60s and 70s coast and bay. 80s and 90s inland. 9:antioch. 70 alameda. santa clara 85. 66 in the city. there should be a little more -- 62 santa cruz. more fog cooler on thursday. >>> a rare sight in the sky. a large cloud sweeping over a city. what it is and how it formed. >>> this is scary. three giants fans saw it. what happ

there will be patchy fog but yesterday we had that fog bank what is new making it a strong serge. i was just looking the average high this time of year is 90 degrees. actually went above that for the first time in a long time. inland temperatures have been below that. patchy foggy. it will billion nice to warm. the weekend looks like an increase and ramping up to that low cloud. sunny but not as breezy as today. some of that fog continues to be shallow. 50s and 60s. we do have low 60s around. mainly the higher elevations has kicked in for a day. there is hardly any receive braze at -- sea breeze. things have been cut in half. another low will drop in. that will be later on. tonight and tomorrow. today looks like high pressure will win out. we won't get that hot we will get near average. temperatures have been coming up and we start out with not much fog today. as we head toward friday and into the weekend it looks like an increase in that fog bank. patchy fog a northerly breeze. north westerly will keep that fog held in check. 60s, 70s, and 80s coast and bay. pittsburgh 91. danvil

. >> restricting vote and in some cases in florida vote after sunday on serge than on tuesday when they working, for example, but people who sought to deny their right to vote ask to suppress the votes. men do not have a birth certificate, so it amounts to a poll tax. also with the state universities, a state i.d. in their schools to vote, in texas use a gun registration. this is really about restricting the process. people are fighting wars for democracy and use the notion they can certify elections around the world. >> you have been working on voting rights and on expanding voter registration as an activist since the '60s. when do you think explains the urgency to do this now, the concerted effort to change voting laws all at once right now? >> state law state, but white woman couldn't set on juries, 18-year-olds could serve inç vietnam, but they could not vote. you could vote on the campus you attend school, finally won that fight. our multilingual, we won that fight. each chance they keep losing big elections by bigger margins. in florida in 2008, they lost but they won. in ohio, w

most commodity traders have been waiting out the standoff in washington since they will see a serge oilplaces. >>> thousands of school kids have to be vaccinated were whooping cough. >>> just how people can take from people that have been through and lost everything in their life. >> a heartless crime. the petty theft that is causing outrage across the country. >>> welcome back to the morning news. a petty theft at a walmart in kansas is creating outrage across the country. someone ran off with a donation jar full of cash. the money was supposed to help families in joplin, missouri who lost everything they owned in those disastrous tornadoes back in may. the family that created the fund is getting support from across the country in response to this heartless crime. >> this really hurt me. it's not that they took our money it's just how people can take from people that have been through and lost everything in their life. >> there was about $250 in that jar. a store sur available lens camera took pictures of the thief and get away driver. police hope the video will lead to an arrest. >>>

began on the book a long time ago in fact in 2003 and what happened is i got a call from a man named serge in "the new york times" who was writing a piece for the review section of the times on the international alliance and he and i had never met but he said for some reason when he thought about the subject my name popped into his head. >> why do you think that was? >> i'm not sure, probably i am a well-known realist and someone who believes in the politics likely to expect the state's law a a lot and by the way when i first start of the researchers said i would find evidence of research laying all the time and i was actually quite shocked that is not the case here told quite rarely and i used to go around the country talking about the subject, this is before the book was published and i would tell the audience is i can't find much evidence of slowing. it was amazing how cynical people were. they said we can't believe that. you're just not looking hard enough the fact is there's not that much evidence of lobbying. but anyway, she asked me on the phone with my thoughts were on the subject

the department, the conflict of reconstruction and stability -- crs bureau, to provide a lot of the serge capacity for the bureau to deal with sudan, and one of the things they've been doing is providing expert teams that go out to all the states in the south and look at what are the issues out in those areas -- land is an important issue. land ownership, land management, ect.. especially as hundreds of thousands of people from -- who had left the south are coming back. local corruption questions are important, and that information is leading us and the u.n. to structure our programs to reach out to the state and county level and urge the government to deal with those issues out there because those could be sources not only of injustice, but of instability, so issues of land, issues of access, opportunities, ect -- these are important issues, and we'll getting a handle on them and trying to build up a capacity of the government to deal with it. >> and then also i think infrastructure is currently lacking in south sudan, and if south sudan is going to achieve some economic freedom, then it