we are a very special city, of course. as you know, charlotte and i have been working together for the last eight months, celebrating this wonderful diversity in the city as we will and in so many international visitors that come in. every opportunity we have, we market, but we also say, if you what a great experience, go to the asian. see what we have. it is one of the few cities to have its own asian art museum. that is a wonderful reflection of our city's commitment to not only the history of the population and growth and ties to the far east, but also honors the diverse art we have in the city. so many museums are looking at how they can contribute to not only the residents here, but what i think the nation is on course to do, something that i know charlotte and i talk a lot about, that is promoting our international status, making sure that we have an art museum that appeals to the kids in the tenderloin, to the kids all over the city, to the families we have in the city, but also to be special to our international vi

the city faces a $26 million shortfall among other things, the city manager's special plan calls for $11 million in cuts to city employee compensation and retiree benefits. those workers are upset because they gave up raises and accepted furlough days in the past for a guarantee of those benefits. >> i'm disgusted. it upsets me a great deal. i worked hard for this. i gave up a lot. >> tonight, the santa clara city council will hold a closed- door session to discussion the surprised development in the 49 stadium project. the county has pulled $30 million in tax money earmarked for the billion-dollar stadium. county leaders say they would rather spend the money on improving schools. santa clara city leaders are outraged. but any say the sudden loss of county tax fund will not slow down the construction project which began in april. >>> it was a challenge t was nighttime. the visibility is -- it was a challenge t was nighttime. the visibility is low -- challenge. it was nighttime. the visibility is low. >>> warmer weather at last. she's up to sell you -- rosemary is up next to tell you w

hopefully, some of the things they're going on in that area and other areas of the city will require special circumstances, the city can decide need particular efforts in those areas. so, i think the twitter -- twitter is used as the stalking horse for talking about campaigning for or against the exemptions. they can be very beneficial. with that particular one is objectionable or not, that's my own opinion. we do see it having the desired effect in the areas they are being used -- mission bay, for example. i support that as well, maintaining those. that can always be -- subsequent legislation can always take those away and put them back into the structure. >> commissioner dolley? commissioner dooley: i agree with my colleagues. i also support the tax exemption. i would also like to suggest that we put a request in here that the funding go for the city infrastructure that would not directly benefit the corridors. things like roads, mta, trees, public safety. i think we all support the public trust fund, but at this point, i think there might be room to do a few other things with additional m

so a special city officials are concerned that the accommodation of those two factors could sparkingg wildfire even with a single source of ignition like a cigarette or a smoldering campfire is the dominant one in the park today to be honest with you this park closure is something that happens every year the city decides that these types of conditions that department to close at this year could be a very bad year for fire there seemed twice the number of wild fires this year compared to last year to has been a lot more fire activity in small burke brushfires in san as saying it had a brush fire next to the guadalupe parkway yesterday and across the west paris until little rainfall that we've seen major wild fires in colorado fire officials in california are very conscious of that and they are taking precautions now to make sure that's we don't see that type of activity here bus it's all they can hope for this point will soon happens later this summer if you are planning to go but if it costs you could be facing a kid from the city says say that the latest in east san as a by the foot

rally to help with environmental concerns expanded to one week one month now year round in the city special week. at before frank thomas paul konerko there was dick allen turned to the south side this happen and at two best players in the nba do their best to downplay what on what matchup finals tomorrow sports next. ice breakers frost. a great tasting mint core, frosted in powerful cooling crystals. ice breakers frost. feel the frost. erchicago cubs terrible but things getting better. preaching patience one of the biggest victories of the year quite a pitch to get this 20 year old cuban defector jorge soler has agreed to sign with chicago cubs 9 year $30 billion contract you figure three years to develop and six years and the big leagues. jorge soler only 21 years old corner outfielder some have compared to roberto clemente week are not going there but suppose to be special talent one of the cornerstones of theo epstein rebuilding projects for a physical and that he will sign the deal and to celebrating their new addition chicago white sox will come past zero the great dick allen in town w

[applause] the bridge and the city of san francisco have a special connection. cynically, physically, and culturally. we have been so honored to have the city as an organizing partner for the 75th anniversary with a fabulous leadership of mayor at the and the super support of the special events director martha colon, as well as all of the city departments. ladies and gentlemen, please help me in giving a warm welcome to the mayor who bridges us all, mayor ed lee. [applause] >> thank you very much for that wonderful welcome. thank you, everyone, for coming. we are glad you are so boring. that is wonderful. -- so orange. thank you for joining all of us. so glad to be here with our board of supervisors, police chief, fire chief, so many of our other department directors. a wonderful occasion to celebrate the 75th anniversary of this iconic symbol and a bridge for so many other reasons, not just transportation. in fact, when i was courting and the head back in hong kong those days, it was both the golden arches and the golden gate bridge that i tried to get her over

what makes our city special is that everyone of you have ideas that will change our city and change the world. our mayor is responsible for managing the 50 plus executive- branch departments that will be interfacing with many of the policy areas you impact. scott and i and our colleagues are in charge of legislating and adapting to new technologies you have that are changing the way we all live. one thing we like to say at city hall is that as goes san francisco, often times so goes the rest of the country. as goes the rest of the country, so goes the world. i believe we're starting something special today that will do that for the entire planet. thank you for being here. i am looking forward to working with you. [applause] >> welcome. my name is ontario smith. i volunteer is a member of the board of directors. i would like to welcome you for the dialogue on the shared economy. spur is a non-profit organization. we support good planning and government research and advocacy. we put ideas and action together to make a better city and region. please raise your hands if you are a member. on

city. this again it is something we can pause and think about. it is something very special. it is also a symbol to the world that our baseball team embraces. last friday night, the giants war in our game against the a's -- the giants wore some of the anniversary patches, and we won the game. [laughter] [applause] in the eighth inning, and this is some of you have seen, as we go to the bottom of the eighth inning, we play one of two songs. both in journey songs. one isli the oneghts." we play that it we are had -- one is "lights, to which we play for your head. the other one if we are behind is "don't stop believing." with those presentations, there are themes of san francisco, but there is always one theme that pops up, and it is a picture of the bridge. and that theme always gets a roaring applause. i think it is very special that we have so many wonderful icons in the city and so much going on but the bridge stands apart. next time you're at a game, noticed in the bottom of the eighth presentation, before the bottom of the it's, you will see that bridge pop and people go c

city. the opening bid started at about 25 grand. you must qualify bidding ends at 11:30. >>> and a special charity events at city springs field, givingto the living classrooms foundation. >>> big story today is obviously the weather, on a monday morning, you want to know about traffic. burden of proof >> we have an accident to start the day off in baltimore county, wise avenue, if you are using the jfx, no delays, 11 minutes all the day downtown. no concerns 95 white marsh area. beltway clear parkville to towson. wet will impact people's drive in. >>> the roads are wet, we had showers overnight. mainly the showers are contained, cecil county, we can try to zoom in on the area, you can see what is going on across the area. light showers around port deposit, i-95, towards elkton, travels taking you that way. the temperatures knew, 60 arnold. sykesville a 75. these totals will add up as we go throughout the day. on and off rain. >>> our continuing coverage of friday's storms, we aren't the only ones dealing with the clean up. virginia and pennsylvania, they got hit hard, too. look at this, this is what it looked like in downtown hampton

special olympics. the officers gathered in front of city hall for this leg of the torch run for special olympics. federal officers from many different departments came to run. >> i learned more from them than they did to me. it is a good thing to do. >> to have all of us come together as a group to sponsor an and sulfur wording and self- fulfilling. >> the runners took off. this is one of many legs of the run. officers are taking part in the maryland torch run. it is a worldwide event with officers from around the world running for special olympics athletes. >> we started this 27 years ago with 200 officers. last year we raised $3.20 million. it is larger than that. we have officers in all 50 states and 46 other countries that raised money. we raised $43 million collectively. >> the around 300 officers ran through the streets of the city. >> i would say to the people at home that are watching, get off your couch, get offget outside,n stuff to make sure community better. supporting special olympics is a great way to start. >> for the athletes who took part, it was quite an honor to behe field -- i

city council last night voted to adopt a special bankruptcy budget. the city is facing a $26 million short fall. some residents and city employees spoke out against the bankruptcy plan last night among other things, cuts city employee compensation and retiree benefits. >>> people are intending the kickoff of the google developers conference. heard big news about a new android tablet. the company unveiled a 7-inch to compete with the kindle fire. it will target the lower end and cost $200. microsoft recently announced its own entry into the tablet market and to reveal more details about the operation. ,. >>> apple is back on top with a legal battle in samsung. they ordered samsung to temporarily stop selling its galaxy tab 10.10 computer. they consider the claim that samsung illegally copied many design featurers of the ipad. they're posted a $2 1/2 million bond in case it loses this case. >>> the freeway off ramp shut down in oakland after a big rig explodes in flames. what the driver did after the truck caught fire. >>> finally getting warmer in parts

we'll speak with the democrat governors association about what happens now and up next a special multi citydition of. >> bret: welcome back to wisconsin we're looking live now in milwaukee. mayor tom barrett just conceded and call governor walker. >> and you, if you had been with me would have feel as honored as i do to have government gothen that opportunity to meet so many wonderful people. people who care about their families, people who care about their communities. people who care about the future of the state. the energy i have received for two and a half months has come from you. the people of the state. and i thank you for that. and now we must look to the future, our challenges are real. we're a state that has been deeply divided. and it's up to all of us, our side and their side to listen to each other. and to try to do what is right for everyone in this state. the state remains divided. it's my hope that while we have lively debates, a lively discourse that is healthy in any democracy, that those who are victorious tonight as well as those who are not victorious tonight, that at

>> good morning and welcome to a special meeting of the city operations committee. we will soon be joined by members of the committee, supervisor olague, and to supervisor chu's and my far left, we have supervisor wiener, the sponsor of this agenda. >> item #one -- hearing with the san francisco public utilities commission, general services agency, 311 customer service center, department of public works, planning department, san francisco municipal transportation agency, and pacific gas and electric company to: participate and provide an update on the sfpuc's street light plan; and review the city's policies and practices relating to the lighting of the public right-of-way, including street light maintenance, and reliability, the system of responding to and addressing street light outages, ways to improve the maintenance system, and best practices for lighting per the better streets plan and other city policies. >> thank you, madam clerk. supervisor wiener, this is your item. >> supervisor wiener: thank you mr. chairman -- thank you, mr. chairman. i called for this

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special events, there's a lot of appetite in the city for special events, and there seem to be more and more demand for them. many of these do not include cost recovery for the operating impact for us on the muni or the parking and traffic site. to the extent there is more of those, that creates budget pressure. most generally, a third of our budget comes from the general fund. so whether it does well or not impact our budget fairly significantly. the state of the economy can impact ridership, as does our own performance. because a quarter of our revenues come from transit fares, that also has a big impact on the budget. just kind of flagging a few issues out there that we may need to confront in one way or another in the two-year cycle. with respect to overtime specifically, we have had a couple hearings here, but that budget and finance and at gao. we have been running somewhere in the low to mid 50's in terms of millions of dollars on overtime expenditures. $20 million is planned overtime, built into our schedules. that is necessary for 24/7 operations. that obviously leaves a lot of

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the city council will vote on a special budget and file for bankruptcy wednesday morning and stop debt payments and reduce pay and benefits. and increase parking citations. the city has promised if they file for bankruptcy and adopt a special budget will not be custom services like police and fire. >>> some victims in the bernie madoff scheme are getting a measure of justice. a former new york hedge fund manager will pay $405 million settlement. he concealed some of his investments with made off many victims were charitable organizations. that recover about 40% of losses. bernie madoff serves a prison term for running a billion dollar ponzi scheme. the u.s. supreme court could rule tomorrow on the lawsuit challenging the obama administration's health-care law. don knapp shows us the scenarios and that could affect the future of health care in california. >>> the older folks in most need health care insurance and health care insurance needs younger folks to help pay the bills, that is why the health care mandate everyone must have insurance >>> if you take away the mandate that there is

. >>> mayor ed lee will present king with a special key to the city. >>> you may not know this but you can wake up with ktvu channel 2 morning news every morning get the top stories sent straight to your cell phone. you can get your wake-up call by teching 70123. 4:54 is the time, let the phone ring and there is dave clark's voice. it is wonderful. >>> good morning everyone, traffic continues to move along well around the bay area and this is northbound 101 in san francisco, no major problems if you drive to the 880 split. we have it here from our emoryville camera, my maps did not fire up, steve, are you around? >> say that again sal? >> happy tuesday. thank you sir. i sound like i am back in the midwest. our system is finally moving back out of the picture. it has been there for five days and it is finally kicking out so a system is still coming down. we will warmup a little bit but we will not see significant warming until 4th of july and today we will be warmer as the loewen through and that held things down. still a westerly breeze, 40s and 50s, livermore 56, santa rosa 47, we wer

committee that carmen heads and jane is on is that we have not forgotten what really makes our city special, and that is all of our commercial neighborhood corridors. i did not want it lost in this almost $7 billion budget that we are about to do. there are some key investments, things that we talk about a lot. certainly i did. and the 17-point economic plan that we introduced last year, but we have consistently had discussions on as we could challenge with all of these cuts and the struggle in the economy that we wanted to make appropriate investments in our neighborhoods. that has not been forgotten. it will certainly be reflected in this budget. we wanted to announce two of these initiatives today, and there will be a few more before the end of the week, where the emphasis is that we have not forgotten, but we have actually embraced the vibrancy of our commercial neighborhoods. that is why we are here on little saigon today. the invest in its neighborhood initiatives has been one would have been thinking about planning for for quite some months. and clearly through our office of economic

. >>> tomorrow the city council will adopt a special budget in case it declares a bankruptcy. if it declares bankruptcy and will stop making payments on its debt. the city promises not to cut stockton police and fire services. >>> like one-third of all college students stamp uses federal stafford loans to help pay his tuition. >>> it'll expire because congress is just sitting around and then it'll keep going up and keep going up. >>> if congress does not act by july 1st, the loan will double. it will cost him $1,000 extra over the life of the long. >>> we have been stepped watching congress play chicken " we're a deadlock. >>> the implication is the row publicans were once dragging their feet and for the president this is just another sad example of the flexion and destruction. >>> the democratic proposal to get the funds by closing up tax loopholes also went nowhere. >>> both parties agree that they do not wanna see an increase in interest rates especially in and alexian year. >>> tonight police are projecting more confidence that they will reach a new deal. fontana police say