that is i think we know at one time there was a plan to develop southside south side see plan treatment plan and distribute recycled water to the city. it's far back as 96 is in a plan to the watering at a bart stations and put it into aws has. wrap the docs which i think that connected which is very simple into pages, very small recycled water plant on the backend of the southside treatment plant. from tertiary water until fire for fire fighting. and irrigation should very small plan and injected into the bottom of the aws s system, right next to a sewage plants that without 72,000,000 gallons a year. it supplies essentially what leaks. a lot of the prior reports with debt the sewage treatment plants and piping all the way up to the tanks. has a huge infrastructure costs. i table this. i'm talking to other boards and the fire department board fairly shortly. members as big as 17,000,000 gallons a year stomach very large machine but in fact that's about a 3 inch pipe coming out that just operating continuously. the issue waters control water quality control which are familiar with, are

it feels like it is 98 degrees right now outside. 86, elkins. 90 through southside virginia and the carolinas. our forecast as far as the afternoon goes, somewhere around 92. you see the symbol for a little thunderbolt. anything that develops today will be kind of like yesterday. very slow moving. if we get any heavy downpours don't be surprised if you see me come back on the air and say we have a flash flood warning here or there. it is not out of the question. we are tracking on the radar and the satellite these little areas that are starting to pop up. out along the mountains and foothills, there are a few areas of showers and storms we are watching. most of the development occurs according to computer models south of the area. only an isolated shower or rumble of thunder in our area. it will mostly be hot and humid. our forecast, hot, humid, mostly 90's. no precipitation for wednesday. it will be sunny, hot, humid. highs around 94. it will feel at 95-100 degrees with the humidity. it will make you awfully uncomfortable outdoors. here are the next seven days. we will stick with the 90's fo

they get southside virginia. turn stationary.ove back to the warm front and the storms move along and becomes rain. that is how we got ten or 12 inches of rain in june. the last one went south. i stays south. the high will stay us with. it moves offshore but sunshine for the weekend. a frontal system late sunday and monday. but tomorrow is nice day. a little more humid but beaches will terrific. sunshine saturday and sunday. at the local beaches and south to outer bank. water temperatures are upper 70's to lower 80's. check out the next seven days. 90 tomorrow. 91 with the added humidity. no extra charge by the way. maybe isolated storm sunday night. better chances of thunderstorms monday monday night, tuesday. then hot stuff wednesday, thursday friday. if this computer model has it figured out, the 93. numbers for wednesday, thursday, friday we may have to raise those a few degrees. we'll see what happens. maureen: okay. got our attention. looks like a good day for the caps. lou yes: yes. the heat of summer but we are talking ho

recreation and park opened the north side the dolores park and now we're beginning to renovate the southside. let's love dolores -- you on june 28th san francisco recreation and park celebration at civic center plaza with a record-setting crowd. [ inaudible ] we hosted a fee women's world cup viewing at civic center plaza where fans were able to root the team and witness the championship. [ applause ] >> july is national recreation and park month, so get out and play. >> thank you, jake gilchrist. [ applause ] i really do mean thank you. that concludes the general manager's report. >> thank you. >> is there anyone who would like to make public comment on the general manager's report? seeing none, public comment is closed. item 4 is general public comment. i do have one card. tom swierk, is that correct? come on up, you will have three minutes. is that correct? >> three minutes. >> okay. >> good morning and thank you for letting me speak. i am here this morning, first of all my name is tom swierk, 20-year resident of san francisco. i live directly across from jefferson square park and i'm her

o's and white sox from the southside of the chi. bottom of the third.by abreu with his stick in his hand. homer to right. only run of the game. back-to-back shutout losses for the o's. first time since 2012. the cops' roster will look different next year. mike green bolting detroit. troy brauer traded to st. louis. now joe ward and his jackie robinson number 42 headed to the san jose sharks. three-year deal worth $9.8 million. 43 goals in the last two seasons for the 34-year-old. sharks will be his fourth nhl team. not bad for a guy who came into the league undrafted. second round of the green briar classic. tiger woods. birdie at tenth on the par 5 17th. el tigre. woo. nice. finishes one under for the day. five under for the tournament. four shots back. across the pond, at wimbledon britt heather watson gave serena williams all she could handle winning a set but serena too strong, too good. she wins in three sets, moves on to the round of 16 where she'll face her big sister, venus. also from wimbledon arlington's dennis kudla advances to the round of 1

it's happening later this morning around 11:00 at the southside bethlehem fire station on east fourth. >>> also today, penndot and several other agencies are hosting an event to highlight the dangers of impaired boating. they're expected to announce an enforcement campaign with the coast guard, philadelphia police and pennsylvania state police. according to progressive insurance, the most accident boat claims happen during the fourth of july weekend. >>> the beach in atlantic city will become a country venue this summer. rascal flatts will headline a show in august. more than 50,000 folks packed the beach for a free performance by blake shelton and lady antebellum. this year you'll need to pay to see rascal flatts. the atlantic city alliance told us it needed to charge this year to help offset cost. >> 80% of the people that come to the concerts last year we know by our ticket master data are tourists. when people go on vacation they expect to pay. the tickets are around 40 bucks. >> maroon 5 will play august 16th and the rascal flatts show is set for august 20th. ♪ what hurts the mos

crews who put out the fire on the north side of the river are putting out hotspots and the southside the same flat campground remains close. -- closed. >>> a fire possibly caused by an arsonist is being fought tonight. the mold fire broke out this afternoon near alton in placer county and spread. 4000 acres have already burned. about 200 firefighters are on the scene. much of the areas terrain is difficult to reach. we're live near gold run. >> reporter: well, the fire this big in an area with home scattered throughout the forest, what's so remarkable is no structures have been damage. tonight, firefighters are stationed at the homes and are being credited with keeping them standing. it is an explosive blazed -- blaze fueled by an area desperate for water. firefighters are struggling to keep up and residents are scrambling to evacuate>> we packed, and the next thing we knew, they told us to get out now. photo albums, pictures, personal belongings. >> reporter: the mcmillan's property looks like a science fiction movie. the car, statue, even a satellite dish covered in pink retard.>>

heavy showers and southside virginia through the middle peninsula and across the bay in eastern shores the location of a stationary front and this kind of had in this kind of year, most of the heavy energy stays there. if it drops northward the chances come with it. if they go south, they go south with a little bit of light rain like now. most of the area has a scattered shower to through the evening hours. very cool for this time of year. 70 in columbus in charleston west virginia. 77 in the nation's capital. 90 degrees in greenville in fayetteville north carolina. here's the futurecast. new england will be sunny for the holiday weekend. a couple of showers the morning, maybe some thunderstorms popping in the afternoon. as we get through saturday we will still have additional chances of showers and isolated thundershowers. we do think editions will improve later on saturday evening. steeple the by with an extended look at the holiday weekend weather. for tomorrow, mostly cloudy with scattered showers and 79 degrees. than a quick look at the 70's. showers and storms chances go down. g

at that park which is at the corner of her house and her house is one mile from president obama's southside. two gang members ran across the park shot her dead. later they were caught by the police 18 and 20-year-olds with guns and said we made a mistake. we thought it was a girl from a different gang. we just made a misidentification. so the mother of hadiya and others were on television and i was home visiting my father in chicago watching tv. and they were begging and crying and hysterical saying we want more police. we love the police. we want them in our neighborhoods. we're afraid to send our kids in broad daylight to school. we have bullets coming through the walls of our homes at night. we have cars going down the street like the roaring '20s shooting guns at each other. we need the police we want the police. i tried to tell that story a couple times during the protests during ferguson and the other protests just to point out the balance that these women are home -- in her case she has five other kids. they're home with their kids at night. they're not out protesting police using ag

like the southside of chicago were african americans were forced to take housing because they were note to get a loan. they will not rent to black people in these places. restricted codes and ways to excludes them them from what their white migrant counterparts were able to do. in many other white counterparts go home. it creates for us this world where children 's political sensitivities are being heightened and shaped within the family context. i think that helps us to think about how we can appreciate african-american families write a long time session -- right along side schools and churches. we have portraits of people having a mass meeting in a church. right? that is easy to see. and we know about -- we're increasingly learning about groups and the work of student activists. and we're getting more of a appreciation for why it might be that elders who we see in these portraits. why might that be the case? why? >> your elders have experience in the younger generation is trying to change this culture change this world. a lot of them did not grow up in this kind of world. they have n

reporter: our hunt to find how medicare is losing billions of dollars brought us here chicago's southside and this odd location for a doctor's office. >> you run the mailbox place. >> yes. >> reporter: right next door to a important shop a mailbox store where medicare has sent nearly $600,000 in payments listed as suite 308 which in reality is just a mailbox. there's nobody practicing medicine in here. >> no. >> reporter: the law says payments should be sent only to a location where someone is practicing medicine. still your money flowed in. >> how much? >>. >> reporter: $592,000. >> they at least could the have gotten a bigger box. >> reporter: in a government report federal investigators charging medicare is not checking where it's sending your money. making it too easy for thieves to steal a record $60 billion. an estimated 23,000 fake or bad addresses, like the address for this hamburger stand outside dallas and this vacant lot west of denver. >> we can fix this problem. >> reporter: we asked the man in charge on capitol hill why they aren't using a simple computer program investigato

>> southside of chicago. >> and college? >> college i went to the university of pennsylvania.i studied economics and decided late in my tenure that i was going to be a public account. i made a mad grab for accounting classes to i cried with a degree in economics and started taking summer courses with account and started as a public account for deloitte. >> how did you get from deloitte to history professor? >> well, college is a fascinating journey. the best a college is another gene to expose one to various endeavors of humankind. so for me all of the kind of liberal arts that i was exposed to in english and history classes and african-american studies classes none of which were my major, turned out to be the most interesting to me once i got out of college. i decided it was going to have to be a smart as i any duty as an accountant gaap so i could make sure that financial statements were accurate, i would rather be that smart in history or the smoke and african-american studies, something that was much more important to me intellectually and something that was a passion. so

if i had on to the public school in the neighborhood that i grew up in on the southside of chicago, idon't know if i would be here talking to you as a law professor. a lot of those folks who went about outcomes including some of the people who are committing violent crimes in chicago didn't have the opportunity that i had and that president obama had. again, when we think about things like getting young women than men to graduate from high school when we think about learning trades, you don't have to be a lawyer. i have a lot more time in d.c. finding a good electrician then i do a lawyer. some of these folks feel like they don't want to go to college, if they can learn a trade and have the opportunity that is the way to invest in communities to reduce the kinds of violence we have seen in certain areas of chicago. >> host: paul butler is also the author of let's get free. donna is the next call from north carolina. what is your variance in the criminal justice system? >> caller: i work for the federal bureau of prisons. it was sad after officially as a research facility. a professor