south 680 at sheridan. two lanes are blocked for this injury accident.ris reported in the roadway. you can see all this yellow here on your sensors so traffic is starting to build through that area. we'll let you know when it gets cleared out of the road. altamont pass 20-minute ride westbound 580 from the altamont pass to 680. delays start at 205 so that's a sluggish commute. westbound highway 4 tapping the brakes from lone tree to somersville and a few brakes in pittsburg westbound 4. 101 heading to sfo, not bad, looks good through san mateo, north of there into burlingame, san bruno, 280 also problem-free. heading into san francisco some slight delays, the usual stuff northbound. not too bad overall. 101 near candlestick traffic nice in both directions. not the case at the bay bridge toll plaza, check this out. traffic is stacked up slow and go. the metering lights are on. looks like we are seeing some slight delays now coming off the eastshore freeway. looking at 20 minutes now west 80 from the carquinez bridge to the maze. if you're tacking 880 nort

let's hear it for sheridan. [cheering] and a big hello from the students of jefferson elementary. wow. you guys have a lot of energy today. glad to not be in school, right? i know i liked to take a day off from school. we are thrilled to have familiar faces on hand for the celebration, which is the culmination of an effort by pacific gas and electric and the unified school district to teach leadership and call skills to students in -- golf skills in 21 different san francisco elementary schools. that is a wonderful opportunity. as a a board member and a professional golfer, it is wonderful to see seven people having a chance to -- to see so many people having a chance to learn the skills provided by the game of golf. i would like to thank the pg&e president. [applause] mayor ed lee. and deputy school superintendent richard for taking the time to join us today. i would like to introduce one of our biggest supporters in san francisco who also is a great golfer himself. mayor ed lee. mayor lee: thank you. good morning, everyone. i do not know about being a great golfer, but if i can

. >> i do not see why i would be given sheridan. commissioner: can you just take her name so we can see if we can find out? thank you. to see where staff is. ok. we want to thank everybody for your testimony, your comments. we are not going to hear anything. if there is translation going on, they have to be really careful to not have side conversations. so if we could have the staff people, if we could see if we can squeeze in as many as we can, and then, a board member's comments? mr. yee? commissioner yee: they used an example about what would happen if there was a feeder system versus what happened in 2010. it was nice to see, the issue of diversity. it would have been addressed adequately with this feeder system, so thank you, staff, for that. this is just a simple question. in counting up the slot for middle school, do we do this lot better in the k-8 schools? -- do we do this lot better in those? -- the slots? >> it is a significant number, and we took that into account when we looking at the middle school capacity compared to

. >> i do not see why i would be given sheridan.mmissioner: can you just take her name so we can see if we can find out? thank you. to see where staff is. ok. we want to thank everybody for your testimony, your comments. we are not going to hear anything. if there is translation going on, they have to be really careful to not have side conversations. so if we could have the staff people, if we could see if we can squeeze in as many as we can, and then, a board member's comments? mr. yee? commissioner yee: they used an example about what would happen if there was a feeder system versus what happened in 2010.

book party at the site of the original cafe society, which is in greenwich village, right off the sheridanp. and we staged it in the same way, which was an interesting issue too-- that the song was always the last song of any set that she did. all the service in the restaurant would stop. you know, the waiters would stop bringing drinks. nothing would be rung up on the cash register. the owner of the club said that he wanted people to get their insides burned out by what they had heard. burned out was the term. she would never-- all the lights would go down. there would be a single pinpoint on her. as soon as she was finished with the song, the lights would go down again. then when they came back up, she'd be gone. and it was a showstopper. this was 1939. in the year 2000, when a woman named melissa walker performed this song at my book party, it had the same effect. i sort of instinctively stepped in just to cut the ice. i said something when she was done, but there was that awkward interval immediately afterwards. and everybody who has ever performed the song-- and a lot of contemporary

traffic is slowing down, southbound 680 because of an accident at sheridan that may be blocking two leftear that crash. that is yellow and moving under 40 miles an hour as you make your way towards fremont. also, capital corridor, train number 521 is delayed between richmond and berkeley due to train traffic. other mass transit systems, reporting no dlians, but "h" train 5 is reporting one minute delay. bay bridge toll plaza backed up to the 880 overcrossing. berkeley, on 8 it's much more crowded. traffic is slowing as you make your way through richmond and into berkeley on westbound 80. in the north bay, no problems at all heading southbound on 101 through sarn and no major problems for the peninsula or the south bay, but, of course, if any changes will be posted on our website. >>> listen to this one. thinking outside the box, they found on way to track down a stolen laptop. a hidden piece of software documented the they've's every move that bought the laptop from the thief. police ended up with a pile of evidence. he. when joshua kaufman tweeted a picture of a laptop back, it was the

in fact, sheridan told us her cousin had been fined just hours earlier. >> it's one word against thes not proof if you are swearing, just their word against your word. and she is going to pay a 5 pound fine now. >> reporter: so can the long arm of the law really drag bad language from the gutter? >> i think there will be a lot of fines. i really do. i hope not around here. >> when you have children, it's not very nice. >> reporter: much of barnsley is earmarked for regeneration, the plan is to clean up the town as well as its vocabulary. they will tell you here it is all about the future and that is the only "f" word acceptable. jenny hill. >> that is [ bleep ], [ bleep ], [ bleep ]. >>> this morning on "world news now" -- deadly twisters far from america's tornado alley. this time violent storms hit massachusetts. >>> several communities around springfield are reeling this morning. we have the rare tornado caught on tape. it's thursday, june 2nd. >>> good morning, i'm daniel sieberg in for rob nelson. >> i'm peggy bunker. >>> people around springfield, massachusetts, will wake up to

men who can be spoken of alongside grant and lee, sam houston, black jack pershing, washington, sheridan and a few others. they won a victory in europe, after years of develoaprng thei partnership, i think their greatest victory was the victory they made leaving their imprint on the american psyche. you have been very patient with me and i think jeremy indicated this to be a discussiogn not germst a monologetl. so the payoff to me and to you hopefully is i get to hear what you have to say. we have some questions, i would love to hear them. pr believe jeremy has a microphone and we will be happy to hear what is on your mind. i am sure there's a lot. >> you have written many publications. did your interest in history come from your father? >> much of it did. the question is whether my interest in history came from my father or where it grew up. i was a young boy during the 1970s and as some of the may remember those big budget technicolor films of the 1960s, midway, anything starring kirk douglas, patton, those were being shown on television and they left an imprint on me like they left on

the accident at sheridan has been moved out of the traffic lanes and express lanes.e bay bridge westbound, still a pretty good ride, the slowest traffic is in the center lanes back to the 880 over crossing. on the san detail bridge, a short wait at the toll plaza for the westbound ride. on the golden gate bridge, problem free. there are no delays through or out of marin county. on the dumbarton bridge, there is a minor back up westbound and some slowing in coming across highway 84 as you head over from the nimitz freeway to cross over to menlo park. let's pick up the san francisco camera for the right westbound. there are no delays inbound coming from the central freeway. the ride on 101 south to the airport still looks good. sluggish at the north end. >> 7:19 a.m., we have any details in the attack on the san francisco giants fans at dodger stadium. the man accused of beating france still has taken live that -- has taken to lie- detector tests. his attorney says that he demanded those tests. his attorney administered one on tuesday night, the police carried all the

they closed fort sheridan and northern illinois, and that became one of the most beautiful residential areas on lake michigan that you could ask to see. so i definitely believe that the economic results of this will be very beneficial to the government and the people of the united states. >> staff often heavy times hear me quote einstein. the same is true, you have shown it. thank you. thanks for being with us today. mr. baxa, please. >> thank you, mr. chairman. i certainly want to say on behalf of the employees, we sincerely appreciate your invitation to share our views. our views and my personal views are honed by new 25 years of experience with defense brac through five rounds starting in 1998. our comprehensive support to dvd is included development tools to determine space requirement and in concert with demographics and organizational missions. we've also helped to determine excess properties i specific type and location. these proven methodologies continue to result in major savings and cost avoidance is to dod. for example, we recently helped the army avoid more than half a bil

slow aing the toll lanes, all lanes cleared, accident on the shoulder, starting the toll lanes, sheridanow out of pleasanton and bernal. slow drive there at the toll plaza. back to you. >> looks like t thanks so much, mike. thank you for joining us. i will have another local news update for you in about half an hour. see you then. >>> 7:30 now on a thursday morning. it's the 2nd day of june, 2011. here in the vatican city. a place filled with rich history and remarkable works of art. by the way, why is it called vatican? vatican was a term used to describe a marshy area near the river. i'm matt lauer. meredith is back in new york city. meredith, good morning to you. >> good morning to you, matt. >> and i want to tell you that just to the side of me here is the centerpiece of vatican city, st. peter's basilica. its dome or cupola was designed by mikkel angelo when it was designed in 1590, some 20 years after mick oh angelo had died. i think after his death only the drum of the dome was completed. it's the second largest church in the world. it's a monument to the apostle peter. remember,

they close fort sheridan in northern illinois, and that became one of the beautiful residential areasso i definitely believe the economic results will be very beneficial to the people of the united states. >> albert einstein once said in adversity lies opportunity to record thank you for being with us today. -- lies opportunity. thank you for being with us today. >> i certainly want to say on behalf of the employees we sincerely appreciate your invitation to share our views. our views are owned by nearly 25 years of experience through five rounds starting in 1988. this has included development of tools to determine space requirements. we have also determined excess properties for a specific type and location. these proven methodologies continue to result in savings in cost avoidances. we recently helped the army avoid half a million dollars in parking. we have examined other standards and analogous private sector benchmarks to help the army to develop new criteria. the result was cost avoidance of $220 million for medical facilities, $310 million for parking. the result of this allowe