the next item, steve johnson, doing business as underground sf. >> this has been in operation for some time. this is a bar in the lower 8 neighborhood. -- lower haight neighborhood. >> don't touch it. >> i have a really good relationship with the seller who has been facilitating the transfer of the business. he is here with me today. i am happy to answer any questions you have regarding my application for my neighborhood outreach. we are keeping the name the same come this jury staff the same, the bartender's the same. i really stepping in to replace sean's role. i have been a fan of this neighborhood anbar from the second that i opened this restaurant. i loved it when i went to college here. it has always been a dream of mine to start a small business. when this opportunity came before me, it was a perfect fit. i have a ton of respect for it. i have listened to the group for suggestions that they have to help keep the character. >> commissioners, questions. >> seeing none, >> i had a question. one thing that came to me is that you live right above the establishment. >> yes. in one par

the next item, steve johnson, doing business as underground sf. >> this has been in operation for sometime. this is a bar in the lower 8 neighborhood. -- lower haight neighborhood. >> don't touch it. >> i have a really good relationship with the seller who has been facilitating the transfer of the business. he is here with me today. i am happy to answer any questions you have regarding my application for my neighborhood outreach. we are keeping the name the same come this jury staff the same, the bartender's the same. i really stepping in to replace sean's role. i

nine to ensure he would take a one stroke lead into the final day dustin johnson had taken the lead from clarke of course steve during the back nine but no larger than clark wrestled the back with a twelve foot part of the function in total we keep our lions almost bjorn like two shots behind johnson. humanise alongside lukas lobert side for fifth rory mcilroy him in a while dropped from level parts in four. of offering mixed crowd of seventy four a. lot of people from home here and. i think they were expecting you to thank you rory at this stage and say anything but. you know it's supporting me it's been classic and not just a bit different every other way you know this. little bit more. and just enjoy it and. you know the creative been fantastic. now we're now two thirds of the way through this year's tour de france with belgian here in the depths of the breaking his maiden stage going on sounds as a that's victory after stage fourteen also saw the on their go far lots or go top of the king of the mountains faster creation bonded at just two points ahead of spain some well scientists and trailed bites when s

defending champion steve stricker is enjoying second with steve marino a lot are highlighting his drawing with a long eagle pods on the second johnson you can slice two shots for the pack alone in third. baseball is still reeling from thursday's shock death of a fine during a texas rangers game with the oakland up leavitt's thirty nine year old shell and stone falling over the railings in front of his son's eyes after trying to catch a ball tossed into the stands by rangers player josh hamilton the tragedy deeply affecting the team and its president former pitching great nolan ryan. it hits aside our roots of who we are. we're about making memories. about family entertainment and last night we had a father and son at the game. and had a very tragic and it's on them and it just. drives it to the core of what we are about and the memories that we try to so mike in this game. now it's truly are back on the map in the southern hemisphere rugby's biggest club competition the queensland reds winning their first ever super fifteen type of beating new zealand power heist that counter barry crusaders the reds finished next to last back in tw

johnson? >> laich steve, i recognize how broken washington is. that is why i sent a letter to president obama signed by 22 of my colleagues. said it was irresponsible for the president to scare the people the way he was doing. it was irresponsible to shape -- assume he is going to get an increase without fixing the problem. it is irresponsible not to have a plan b. it has been irresponsible. the responsible thing is to pass this piece of legislation. i want to talk about the annual numbers. we can see on a monthly basis, we can cover these essential services. according to the budget, if we do not pass that increase, we have to live within our means. on an annual basis, 2.6 trillion dollars, and to put that into context, that is $800 billion more than we spent 10 years ago under bill clinton. it covers the interest on the debt. it covers social security. it leaves 1.6 trillion dollars for all other services. that is only $200 billion less than two years ago. this does not have to be a crisis as long as we plan for it. this administration has not m

names of davis love the third saying here steve marino quillan they are all tied for second after hitting a seven under sixty for. the shot of the day though johnson with a sixty four chip in three strokes off the lead after the opening round. while world number two lee westwood shares the lead of the scottish open if he wins here he will as fellow englishman luke donald is world number one but for the moment he's tied in first place with mark to lead from chile that both had a sixty five scott colin montgomerie needs a top five finish to qualify for his own major for a twenty second time in a row he's currently two shots back with a whole host of plays including lee donald afterwards westwood said he was happy with his day's work. you have been playing well since the masses really. practice over the last couple of weeks. ago it was nice to refresh and looking forward to the next two weeks and sixty five was a good way to start those who is today now noticeable absentee from the tournament is us open golf champion rory mcilroy he's decided to rest the head of the british open however at twenty two the no norrish prodigy could still be playing in t

steve: thank you so much. all right. not all of us do well with wild animals. peter johnson we've got a whole lot more than one slippery fish in the studios. remember that? yeah, that didn't work. we've got all sorts of critters in here. speaking of wild kingdom, let's check in with bill hem tore find out what happens in 11 minutes. >> that is don't miss tv, right? >> steve: yeah. >> we have a significant day for the parent company of the fox news channel. news corp. chairman chairman appears before a committee in london. now, state side, house republicans ready to bring down the hammer on a balanced budget amendment. we await that vote this morning. an orbit all to its own, the flying car has been approved in america. say good-bye to gridlock. we'll see you in 11 minutes on "america's newsroom." comes with some risk, north america's natural gas producers are committed to safely and responsibly providing decades of cleaner burning energy for our country, drilling thousands of feet below fresh water sources within self contained well systems and using state of the art monitor

johnson. >> like steve, i certainly recognize as a freshman have broken washington is which is why on may 25 i sent a letter to president obama signed by 22 of my senate colleagues, you know, it was very irresponsible for the president for small to be steering the markets and the american people and the seniors the way he was doing. it was very irresponsible to assume he's going to get an increase in the debt ceiling without fixing the problem. it's irresponsible not to have a plan b. i think we're finding out that he has been pretty a response. the responsible thing right now is to pass this piece of legislation. i just want to talk about the numbers, the annual numbers because when you see on a monthly basis we can cover the essential services. but according to the president's own budget, if we don't pass did increase, what does that mean, we have to live within our means. living within our means according to the present own budget would be $2.6 trillion. put that in context. as $800 billion more than we spend just 10 years ago under bill clinton. it totally covers the interest on the debt

davis love the third scene here steve marino and matt mcquillan they're all tied for second after hitting a seven under par sixty four shot of the day though as zach johnson a sixty foot chip in theory goes. and he finished three strokes i believe to be a king around. while while the mckinley restaurant shares the lead at the scottish open if the englishman wins here he will ask about donald as well number one but for the moment he's tied in first with not too low from chile they both had a sixty five scotland's colley montgomerie needs a top five finish here at inverness to qualify for his i major for twenty second time in a row he's currently two shots back with a host of players including donald but it was westwood it was the happiest with his day's work. i have been playing roles since the masses really. look at rights over the last couple of weeks of the rest of the road from us to to refresh and looking for the next two weeks and sixty progs a good way to start those who is today. now fast rising sideways elbow awesome haagen has given british team sky their maiden stage victory at the tour de france thursday's six stage was the longest in this year

steve stricker could do the master the way he just the john dear classic. he shoots and 63 and finally nascar and bluegrass state for the first time. kyle busch pulls away from jimmie johnsonlaps to go and takes the checkered flag for third cup win of the season. >> thank you very much. >> that concludes another broadcast of "abc 7 news." thanks for watching us tonight. good night everyone. can i eat heart healthy without giving up taste? a man can only try... and try...and try. i heard eating wle grain oats can help lower my cholesterol. it's gonna be tough...so tough. my wife and i want to lowe our cholesterol, but finding healthy food that tastes good is torturous. your father is suffering. [ male announc ] honey nut cheerios tastes great and can help lower cholesterol.

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steve: they're doing better. they've won their last two games. >> jimmy: i know. and finally, former new mexico governor gary johnson excluded him from next week's the republican debate. it was too bad. i mean, because after congressman weiner, think of all the fun we could have with a president johnson? wouldn't that be amazing. [ laughter ] ladies and gentlemen, we have a great show tonight! give it up for the roots! ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: we have a -- [ cheers and applause ] hey, you guys. hey. "thank you notes," in stores now. we have a book out, you guys. [ cheers and applause ] for grads, dads, brads -- >> steve: get one for anyone. >> jimmy: chads. >> steve: anybody. >> jimmy: chads? >> steve: if you like to be clad in plaid. >> jimmy: people that wear plaids. it's only $12. you get it for people. you can get it for people you don't even like. [ laughter ] and you got to get them a present. you go "oh, i hate that guy." you get him this thing. "hey, thank you for being you, buddy." [ laughter ] >> steve: throw it on his -- >> jimmy: throw it down his throat. throw a brick through his window and t

. >> steve: joining us live in the studio is peter johnson, jr.sciplinary charges. we're going to bring lawsuits, maybe in the end, based on casey anthony's theory, maybe she'll sue her own parents for wrongful death and fraudulent concealment under a wrongful death statute, or maybe they'll sue her for saying the things that her lawyer said. maybe baez will be attempted to be disbarred. maybe we can sue the jurors. maybe the jurors can sue me. maybe the jurors can sue you. maybe we can just ban all jurors from going into restaurants and then maybe they can sue the restaurants down in florida. the blame game has begun and some of the same dynamics that caused vigilante hosts to go on this rant for three years is out there again so people can feel comfortable in their positions. my view, sometimes accepted and sometimes not, is that the jury has spoken whether we like it or not. but to begin to revile jurors and then at the same time whether we like baez or not, whether we question whether he should be a member of the bar or not, he was doing his p

steve on our independents line. caller: i contacted both tim johnson and dick durbin with one-word e-mail. i think it's important. it's "compromise." that's the only thing i can say right now. if these guys don't get off their you know what, and do that, then we're all in big trouble. host: where do you think that that compromise needs to start? in which house? in the senate? does the president need get involved with this? caller: obviously now with this filibuster, the compromise needs start there. they can have no debate while this filibuster is going on and that's ridiculous at this point in time. it's simply asinine. host: last night, it a news conference, majority leader harry reid talked about compromise and criticized the republican efforts to filibuster his debt plan. this is what he had to say. >> >> tonight a bipartisan party rejected the boehner short-term plan. clearly, we've seen something we've even a lot in the senate but this time, the country's attention is focused on it, a filibuster. a filibuster to prevent us from moving forward on this legislation. the vote that i put forth is a compromise. w

johnson, jr. is going to break down those numbers. >> steve: then it doesn't make sense, a majority of americans noting the economy, but his approval rating still remarkably high. dr. larry sabitow is up next and he can explain what's going on. as a home, there are things i'm supposed to do. like, keep one of these over your head. well, i wasn't "supposed" to need flood insurance, but i have it. fred over here chose not to have it. ♪ me, i've got a plan. fred he uh... fred what is your plan? do i look like i have a plan? not really. [ female announcer ] only flood insurance covers floods. for a free brochure, call the number on your screen. show me the carfax. oh yeah, can you show me the carfax? sunglass holder... for sunglasses. just show me the carfax. before you buy a used car, get a carx vehicle history report. see accidents and service reported to carfax and a price based on the car's history. free, at thousands of reputable dealers. just say, show me the carfax. >> alisyn: 45 minutes past the hour. a quick check of your headlines. is chris christie testing the waters in the presidential pool?

. >> steve: our thanks to our panel, judge alex, dr. michael hunter and peter johnson, jr.ybody, good morning, a fox news alert, casey anthony could walk out of jail within minutes, a judge will decide whether or not she goes home or stays behind bars for more time. it was two days ago when a bombshell verdict found her not guilty of murder but at issue is the four counts of lying to police, those four counts came back guilty, serious charges, nonetheless but certainly a lot less serious than murder. good morning, everybody, i'm bill hemmer live in "america's newsroom". we welcome heather childers in today. heather: good to be here, big day, i'm healthier childers in for martha mcical up. bill: it's the time served that the judge is considering. we've been watching casey anthony in court where she appeared about eight minutes ago. she has shown a lot of energy, very talkative with her attorneys, her hair is

steve hummer, virginia d. penrod secretary of defense for military personnel policy and chairwoman of the team, m.j. johnsonsel, and co-author. under secretary stanley has a statement to make and he has to department right after. at that point, we will then bring up general hummer and ms. penrod and open the floor to questions for them on the details of repeal implementation, of the process, and of the next steps. mr. johnson will also be available for questioning as relevant. i would ask that you hold your questions until general hummer and ms. penrod come up here and i'll be recognizing questioner. undersecretary stanley, the podium is yours. >> thank you. good afternoon. i want to thank you for becoming here today. this afternoon, the president, the secretary of defense, the chairman of the joint chiefs of staffs certified and they are satisfied with the choices of the chiefs and combatant commanders that the services are ready to implement the implementation of "don't ask, don't tell." consistent with the standard of military readiness, military effectiveness, unit cohesion, and recruiting and retention

major general steve hummer, virginia penrod, who was chairwoman of the implementation team, and jay johnsonf the comprehensive review report. undersecretary stanley as a brief remark to make, and at that point we will then bring up general hummer and others and open the floor to questions on the details of the repeal of plantation, process, and of the next steps. mr. johnson will be available for questions as relevant. i would ask that you hold questions until general hummer and ms. penrod come up here. undersecretary stanley, the podium is yours. >> thank you for coming here today, and this afternoon the president, secretary of defense, chairman of the joint chiefs, sure fiat and they are satisfied with the advice to the chiefs and the combat commanders that the services are ready demint the repeal of don't ask don't tell. consistent with the standards of military readiness, military effectiveness, unit cohesion, and recruiting and retention in the armed forces. repeal will take effect on september 20, 2011. since we began trading the force in march, 1.97 9 million service members have bee

steve hummer as the repeal implementation team, virginia d. penrod, assistant secretary of defense for military personnel policy and as chairwoman of the repeal implementation team. and jay johnsonof the working group report on which the repeal implementation teams work was based. undersecretary family has deep reach statement to make. he needs to depart for a while to find me. at that point we will then bring a general hummer, admiral penrod and open up on the details of implementation process and that the next steps. mr. johnson will also be available for questions as relevant. i would ask that you hold your questions until general hummer in this penrod, penalty recognizing a question or so. undersecretary stanley, the podium is yours. >> good afternoon. i went to thank you for coming here today. this afternoon the president, secretary of secretary of defense, chairman of the joint chiefs of staff certified and they are satisfied with their advisors at the secretariat chiefs and the combatant commanders the surfaces are ready to implement the implementation of the appeal of "don't ask, don't tell." consistent with the standards of military readiness, military effectiveness, un

steve. >> thank you very much. there's so many things that we do in the summer like grilling that is so much fun and so tasty. peter johnson you have to protect your guests and protect yourself. there's something called social host liability. if you're the host, you could become the defendant and your cousin could become the plaintiff. let's look at some of the risks. >> of a grill! >> of a grill. ok. >> pay attention. >> beautiful ribs. beautiful chicken. hazardous, propane can be dangerous sometimes. >> it's hot. >> children, charcoal don't mix. so if you're the host, be the host. keep an eye on the grill. if you're going to grill, you do the grilling. don't pass the buck because you may be paying the bucks. >> for instance, if you got a hot grill there and a little kid like that. >> kid jumping up and down. >> it's a lot of fun in the summertime but in 30 states, there's something called dram shop liability where you can be sued if your guest leaves the house, gets drunk and hurts somebody on the road. you can be sued in at least 30 states as a home owner. >> you have to watch the grill. >> protect yourself. >> landshar

steve: all right. laura, always a pleasure. we'll see you back here next week. >> take care. >> brian: meanwhile, coming up, in becoming the life of the party, will casey anthony now face death? legal analyst peter johnsonstudying this case. >> dana: and talk about extra baggage, a guy straps himself inside a suitcase and blame has woman of course. >> brian: he was carrying liquids. inside all of us is a compass and it always points true north. toward mountains of sand. townew sights and sensations. toward the true bounty of nure so let's set our compass for traverse city and find ourselves. in the magic, and the moments of pure michigan. your trip begins at michigan.org. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ look at that car, well, it goes fast ♪ ♪ givin' my dad a heart attack ♪ [ friend ] that is so awesome. ♪ i love my car [ engine revving ] [ male announcer ] that first chevy, yea, it gets under your skin. ♪ >> dana: in minnesotas, the jury will begin its first full day of deliberations in the casey anthony murder trial. yesterday the prosecution got the last word. >> whose life was better? that's the only question you need to answer in considering why caylee marie anthony was left on the side of the road dead. >> dana: so in be

johnson? >> well, like steve i recognize as a freshman housebroken washington is, which is why may 25th and sent a letter to president obama signed by 22 of my senate republican colleagues it's very irresponsible for this president to be scary if the markets and the american people the way he was doing. a very irresponsible to assume he's getting increasing the debt ceiling without actually fixing the problem. a very irresponsible not to have a plan b to reality we're finding out it has been pretty irresponsible. the responsible thing right now is to pass this piece of legislation. i want to talk a little bit about the macronumbers, the annual numbers because we can see on a monthly basis we can cover the essentials services, but the president's own budget. if we don't pass that increase what does that mean? we have to live within our means and on an annual basis the president's budget would be 1.6 or $2.6 trillion. to put it in context that is $800 billion more than we spend just ten years ago under bill clinton by $1.8 trillion. it covers the debt by 256 billion, 100% of social security which