moved to the san francisco city attorney's office, where r work onthe trial team, doing trials for th city and doing my own cases and supervising a team of attorneys as well. another huge issue confronting the city is the deferred maintenance on our infrastructure. we have a lot of infrastructure that has been deteriorating because we have not maintained it properly, from our roads to our sewer system to muni. we need to be much more diligent about maintaining our infrastructure. i have been interested in politics since i was a kid. i have worked on campaigns since i was a teenager. i was involved in campaigning against senator jesse helms when i was in college. when i came out here i was not initially involved politically. i was involved in community work, helping to build the lgbt community, doing neighborhood work, and i eventually started doing campaigns and gradually got more involved in democratic party politics. ultimately, in 2004, i ran for the democratic county central committee and ended up chairing the committee. it was a gradual process for me. by the time i started thinking a

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the prime contractor, bay cities out of concord, will pay to fix the typo not the taxpayers but it would be a month to take a new sign and put it up. the mayor is not hapzpy that th name of his city is entirely cover urpd with white plastic and he is worried the people headed to milpitas may now miss t caltrans says there are other signs indicating the milpitas exit. milpitas means little cornfield and it was incorporated nearly 60 years ago so the mayor says he can't understand how the crews got it wrong, or at least they didn't notice the mistake before the sign went up last night. reporting from milpitas, not mili mch mil milipitas, marianne favro. >>> in this case, somebodies are research eaters stanford, what they are doing right is helping millions of children across the world. nbc bay area's garvin thomas joins us tonight with bay area proud. >> stanford university is the kind of place where big ideas are born and raised. there's not a tech giant in silicon valley that doesn't have stanford dna in it somewhere. but one of the university's biggest successes you've likely never heard of. but as you'll see in tonight's bay area proud, they are every bit the w

elevated inclusive areas to address the real badly met needs for workforce housingethings th's been needed in the city. we're not threatened by the heights. and certainly there be about discussions about the height but you can make at all graceful buildings. we think this is a good location for it. then on a personal note my families has had tickets to the giants stadium since it opened and it can't be overstated that this wonderful transformations this neighborhood has gone through move this afford >> thank you. next speaker. >> good morning just as ms. woods reported the giants have been consistent in they're out reach to us and have reached out to communities advocates. and i know that there are a great many details to be worked out but the term sheet they presented to you had a good framework we ask you move it forward >> thank you. next speaker. >> morning i'm john the president of the bank brewering company. we've been making beer and have doubled the number of employees we have. we recognized about a year and a half ago we realized we would eventually out grow ourself and discussing this with t

the citizens have iery board of treasure island and, so, everything, all of the plans for the new city on th island cam >> thank you. kimberly, same question? >>> working in architecture, i've worked with planning boards and in the public process. i've worked with community organizing proceeding design process. also somehow it seems analogous, although not identical, my work in hospitals working in the complex social setting of doctors and patients i think has equipped me to understand working earlier, supervisor breed spoke very eloquently about the process. it's not just an individual, you know, agenda. so, i'm working in community, in complex communities. the hospital setting has equipped me to understand that. and i've also attended all the psac meetings, i graduated from my walk or after it. >> thank you. >>> thank you. >> okay, thank you very much. is there any public comment on this item? speakers have two minutes. please indicate your support for a particular appointment. >>> yes, hi, i'm robin brasso, [speaker not understood] on psac. i am here to advocate for pi ra. he knows about

. >> th amatically to the way tha the city as a whole can recover. >> absolutely. >> if you are ableo control your own environment and house and recovery and your neighbors are doing the same the city as a whole will be a more resilient city. >> we are all proud of living in san francisco and being prepared helps us stay here. >> so, thank you so much for joining us today, alicia, i appreciate it. >> absolutely, it is my pleasure. >> and thank you for joining us on another edition of building good morning, everybody. lots of people know each other here, wonderful. it will be a great day. welcome, everybody, welcome to san francisco. to some of you, welcome to the presidio, welcome to this absolutely gorgeous futures without violence center. i want to

city water. >>e should not have to pay th. we shouldn't. pay for the water we use. hike would raise water rates 37%. >> i have concerns about the water rate. i have concerns about the department wanting to implement this over three years as opposed to looking at it for each individual. >> the city controller joan pratt wants to make sure the numbers add up. dpw needs to pay for existing projects, replace aging and rumbling pipes, the regulatory mandates, and build state-of- the-art metering and billing systems. the board of estimates gave its approval to a june 26 public hearing. >> we recommend there be an appropriate action. >> the board also heard what the city auditor calls significant deficiencies in the way the city handles taxpayer dollars. his main complaint, they did not follow recommendations from the department of audits, costing baltimore $1 million extra. , officialseantime and anne arundel county are considering raising their these. they are asking for a five percent increase in water and sewer rates. that would translate to an additional $.15 per ever

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institution, and business, merchants and local, small businesses, and un th pro you have heard is the affordable housing requirement through this city land was before you, and there is over a nine month community process that we engaged in. and undertaking this land dedication alternative to building on site, bmrs and we follow the community lead's in this regard and remain fully committed to this promise and the resolution is a combination of years of working together with the community, and recently, in the last few months, with (inaudible) of the city attorney to put the final paperwork for the agreement. and the number of units, on site that would have been a mere 14, but the land dedication will yield at least 46 outside. and so in sum, it is greater a number of affordable units with deep affordable levels to be said by the mayor's officer of housing and we thank you for support.next speaker? >> good afternoon, commissioners. i am here to speak on 1294-8 shotwell street and my name is (inaudible) and i am the executive director of mission (inaudible) project and i am a long, long time resident of the mission district. and i am

citi group. there are too many student loans. thvate sector will encourage these loans just as ch at just as high a rate. it's not going to go away with some sort of a cap on how much you can borrow. there is a scandal my student loans from business school are 3.13%. these kids are playing 7% in graduatechool. interest rates are lower today than they were when i was in business school. the president wants to fix that. before '06 it was lower. congress got involved, set the rates arbitrarily high, haven't adjusted, and that's hosing these students. the solution isn't getting out of the way and letting a private bank take on that 8% loan. >> sure it is. >> it's to limit the amount that they borrow so they don'tet in over their head and get the rate to a more realistic level and still make a little money for the governnt along the way. >> brenda: isn't getting the private banks into this going to help, gary b.? >> i would think . i would think one of the reason that, you know, when john kicked off the segment, he said the students are

stpwhao something th jon: something the city didn't mention. doug mcelway language you.nna: more of the breaking news out of boston now. we just learned that there have been three additional arrests in the boston bombing terror attacks. i believe -- is this live pictures? this is a live picture of the boston courthouse. i believe this is one of the side streets where we've been able to get some of the helicopter shots from our local affiliate. here is what we know so far. apparently the three people arrested, two of them are from sahe kazakhstan stan. two of them had an immigration this morning and are being charged with obstruction charges, something something to to do with their immigration status. fox news has learned at some point after the bombing attack when the two brothers were on the run from police, from investigators, these two men from kazakhstan stan went to dzhokhar's apartment. remember dzhokhar is the younger brother who was attending school in this country. apparently in that apartment they took computers and other equipment. at some point they decided t

morgan versus a bank of america, wells fag o -- fargo, citi, who is th winner here?anaged, both have approximately defined strategies and know how to get results but it would be hard to give an edge to one of the two companies. both citigroup and bank of america have been disasters in terms of the way they've been managed up until a couple of years ago. but, you know, both of the j.p. morgan and wells fargo are fabulous stocks. cheryl: and a lot of that is based on the mortgage business. dick bove, thank you very much. we shall see tomorrow what happens. appreciate it, dick. >> thank you, cheryl. dennis: and that's a big vote tomorrow and fox biz will be live in tampa at the shareholder meeting. we'll have the results of the vote as they come down. this is just aimed at bad dog, bad dog. cheryl: just in time for summer, we're seeing, which is really late in the season, we're seeing a gas price spike. we'll see where prices are going based on how the contracts are doing right now. dennis: and the yahoo deal to get in on the social immediate work craze. is it too littl

city documenting the up problem. this is protecting you and your family. john: mike and the owner of thuilding at work this out what we need a control freak politician to pass one rule that does not fit all? >> this only applies if there are complaints of nobody is complaining then nobody follows up. john: but then you could be fined $25,000. >> only if you have been doing this with the ongog basis. and tourists think they are signing up for the hotel room they pay with credit card, they walked into a situation that is not safe, not clean. john: but the web sites have reviews they knew what they are getting into. >> k know they dn't. not all of them and people have been caught making up their reviews to get people want to give them the credit card no matter how terrible the experience is, you have to pay. john: and why do they keep growing? >> because of the expansion of the internet and the fact the is a broad universe of people who occasionally come to new york city. john: new support for regulation and construction projects, bicycles on a the sidewalks and styrofoam do you repeal any

city, the actual temperature, 49. wa ou the west. 61 in charlottesville. future weather. normally, rain witÄ backb%08r , thlouds. most of the area is dry. look at what happens 8:45. right along i-95. south and east offi-95. yout%u- j÷yywill are not÷ye. watch what happens, noon tomorrow. the areaa of9 high back to the south, late tomorrow afternoon. east 60s, i do think on friday, more in the way of cloud cover. tomorrow morning, expect some 68 on friday. [ male announcer ] what if you could redesign business travel from scratch? chances are you'd make it about speed and efficiency, giving people the freedom to spend their time how they choose -- working, relaxing, ♪ or a little bit of both. however you travel, in first class or business, chances are you'd make it a lot like us. acela. take off. h zimmerman, throwing darts, he gets b.j. upton, and eight innings, two hits, zero runs, he has now pitched 18 straight scoreless innings. in the negative, you see that check swing by harper. walks away, holding his side. he would be pulled from the game. the nationals win it 2-0. afterwards, all the talk was about

ea we're going to kickoff thef th forecast with the forecast toe t the beach, ocean city. >> yes. >>re we reassembled the pier here, sarah. there you go. go. and mostly sunny skies, cool ann breezy this weekend. it's going to be cool and breezy this weekend, let me emphasize that, take out the daytime high tomorrow will only be 60 degree0 and by monday in the low 70s, 70 the good news a lot of shine, but with cool temperatures and breezy, it will be cool for for memorial day this year.ar. your water temperature is stille on the cool side, but it jumpedd to 63 degrees, last week, it refused it was in the 60s, 60s, it's headed in the right direction. we're headed in the righteaded dithrection temperature wise afr being warm and muggy 24 hours ago. 64 in washington, and 64 in stephenville, 50s in north and west. 50s back on the map. p. our high temperatures, you know what, we are pretty much looking at the mid-to upper 60s, 60s, that's about it. cooler air working from the from north and west, and i will show you the satellite. 14 up in hagerstown, 12 in winchester and it's going to be'

th. >> here we are at the base of telegraph hill on lombard street. this is owned by the city. behind you is a large piece of something exposed. you are looking at a large class that was xextricated in a quarry about hundred years ago. this is a secretive sandstones, shales, accumulated debris. essentially it ended up piled up here. the quarry activity was so intense and they used some much at dynamite that the kind of over blasted. 10 feet of the face was left shattered. you can see the fresh colors and a pile of debris which is precariously perched on the edge of a cliff up there. it is more fresh and more recent than the rest. it stands out because there's no vegetation. there is no weathering of material. those are the kinds of things you look for. >> there are many types of slides. there is the bedrock slides which we are looking at in is a combination of a block slide and where the material is just out of balance and is falling off. rainfall pushes from the ground water and out of the cliff. as you can see, the slides artistic one of many types of landslides or slope fail

th year of producing this event. here is the housekeeper. let's hear it for him. [ applause ] . >> in just a few short minutes, 107 years ago, this city was devastatedy the earthquake, by the gas fires that followed. there was nothing. there was no internet, there was no cell phones, there was no phones. people gathered. we are gathering here today to honor those who survived, those who perished and those who built this city out of the ashes. so please with me, sing again as we hold alto our fallen comrades, three of whom are alive today and watching from home. george cluchey, bill dell monte, and billy hook. san francisco, please. crabtree. >> c'mon, everybody.♪ [singing san francisco] ♪ >> [ applause ] . >> courtesy of city college of san francisco's great culinary department. hot soup. where is our soup? who knows. who knows where the hot soup is. >> right here on polk street. is that where it is? hot soup on gearey. good. first, some words of wisdom from our supervisors. take us to our leaders, please. >> hi, everybody, london breed representing district five and i'm so happy to be here today. we are here doing what san franciscans do best. we a

th ff. >> this is a suburb of oklahoma city, moore, oklahoma, that you're looking at right now. live pictures after a huge tornado anywhere from one to two miles wide touched down south of oklahoma city. there is now another tornado warning for a different area outside oklahoma city. the lake stanley/draper area and east to mccloud outside, the picture on the left right now is taken from a helicopter, obviously, that was earlier today. the tornado touched down right before the hour, right before 4:00 p.m. eastern. we have a helicopter pilot on the phone right now from k diagnoskfor. we'll listen to what he has to say as he surveys this horrific image. >> it's completely destroyed. the houses are destroyed. they're completely leveled. we're going to just stay right here in this area. this is the hardest hit area. police have folks stopped right here on santa fe in between 19th street and 4th street. this is by far the hardest hit area, as you can see. we have moore police out there trying to find everybody or doing what they do best, rendering aid. and all the kids are running. w

th background. the three biggest sites are care.com, urban sitter and sitter city. they provide free babe bitter searches -- baby-sitter searches, but they provide a background check. the fees range from $25 to $150. all of the sites will check public record databases for driving records and criminal convictions. and they share the detailed results with customers. however, some experts believe the site may not go far enough. >> the only resource in the state of california that has complete access to the california criminal history check of the fbi and the child abuse check is the trust line. >> mary beth philips helped find trust line. the certification for caregivers. she pushed for it in the 1980s after her baby-sitter shook her child so hard that the child was blientded. >> i know trust line has caught a lot because we caught them before they were with the kids jie. they check the child abuse index. it is a a database of abuse investigations in california. only law enforcement agencies have access. trust line is free to parents. it will only tell if an applicant

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th the wing span of a jumbo jet 747. >> reporter: now they plan to fly further and longer in a city-hopping trip across america. 24 hours per leg without stopping. and if all goes well in 2015, around the world in just 20 days. that means spending three days and three nights over the atlantic, five days and five nights over the pacific in a cockpit about the size of a bathtub. so what does a pilot do when nature calls? >> for that trip they're building a toilet into the pilot's seat. >> there is science, exploration, and a beautiful way to promote clean technologies that are so important for the future of mankind. >> reporter: using solar power on commercial planes may be decades away, but these t two pioneers believe the only way to push the green envelope is to push science and themselves to the edge. tom costello, nbc news, san francisco. >> the solar impulse only goes journey across the u.s. will be done in a couple of legs. >>> rob joins us now. you surprised me in the newsroom talking about tomorrow's forecast. i hope you're enjoying the heat while you have it. >> i don't want to hear it. >> we had a week's worth

th muc ground floor is very difficult. this was an accomodation we made. we're hearing you don't like it that's the history from it. >> i believe the city attorney would like to make a comment. >> i wanted to circle back to the question about the changes were to the sequa finding. so i'll provided that belief. there were two changes at the court of appeals direction. the finding on the alternatives were updated to make clear the connection of the reasons their regretted claiming the reasons of offer riding consideration. so starting on page 721 there was some added text to make clear to the readers and also referenced the reasons for further objectives. and the other clarifies that was made to the sequa findings was to clarify which significant impacts couldn't be leveled to the significance. and that goes to 80 a number of impacts that start on 19 and go to page 70. it's an added sentence to be extremely clear where they couldn't be mitigated to a level of significance. >> all right. thank you. commissioners there is a motion and a second. i think the motion is to adopt recommendations for the approval of the general plan and the text amendment to the pla

if you take the city of moore, you take the center 2 and a half miles wide and scrape it clean is pretty much what it did. i haven't seen a tornado the distance between th-- differenc between this and 99 it was a slow moving tornado it looks like it almost stopped and set on our city for 10-15 minutes. that's what did so much of the damage it literally kept staying in the same spot. it is the same devastation that we saw in 99. it's just a lot wider and a lot longer in our city. >> we appreciate you going with us. thank you for describing these pictures for us and all of the emotions on the ground our thoughts and prayers are with your community. >> thank you. >> busy day ahead. this tornado left such incredible devastation this morning that the oklahoma newspaper declared it worse than the historic storm that hit the town 14 years ago. >> heather nauert joins us with how this tornado stacks up against the others. good morning, heather. >> in that interview you just did let's pick up on that right now. the preliminary reports on the tornado putting it in the very same league as some of the country's worst tornadoes in history. the national weather servi

ten years ago, these cities would not have had much in the way of any warnings. an the code red warning system was th adopted here in granbury in 2004, and, in cleburne, just three years ago. >> axelrod: thank you, anna. now, to the i.r.s. scandal. there are new questions tonight ndal,rning if anyone in the white house was aware of the targeting of conservative groups. more congressional hearings are grouduled for next week. here's margaret brennan with the 's mst. >> reporter: inspector general pectell george said he informed a deputy at the treasury a department in june of 2012 about the probe into the i.r.s. targeting of conservative political groups. >> did you find any evidence of political motivation in the selection of the tax exemption applications? >> we did not, sir. >> reporter: the treasury department confirmed the timeline but said they did not know the details of the uvestigation until last week. it's the first evidence that someone within the obama administration knew about the practice during the presidential campaign. isis unknown whether anyone in the white house was told of the fed

need for furniture,th in your own office or in a portion of your office -- say the domestic violence unit. i think it's great he was able to find other resources to pay for that outside city dollars. it's been my understanding for my office that if i'm able to solicit funds for my furniture, that i am limited by our gift laws or by my cam -- campaign account holder rules. as long as the third-party account is administered by a third-party member, we can do the same. if that he -- that's the way our rules are set up, then -- i think the long term, i would want to have a conversation about that 'cause i think that if the board was to set up a third-party account that was administered by another non elected member of this board and a whole variety of entities were donating to this account, i think there's an appearance of influence on the board if we know our furniture, our laptops are coming from these entities, i think that's a problematic appearance. if the city attorney's recommendation is that the form 801 be submitted, i think that makes sense and just in order to be consistent with that interpretation, that would be my thinking, but i'm open to hearing what other memb

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city artgallery, but is it legal? joining me now, attorney jennifer bonnjean. and wheal. lis, is it legal? >> no, it's not legal. he's making money, $7500 in thhe's doing, exactly, a lot of money, off people who are completely unsuspecting. he's going through and just peeping on them. they're upskirting and down blousing laws, ad this is one of those. gerri: upskirting and -- do you agree with this? look, he i making a ton of dough, $7500 a pop. >> just because it feelsike a violation ofprivacy doesn't make it that way under the law. in new york the right to privacy is governedty in -- governed by the new york city -- you have to have an unauthorized picture. >> yes. >> here's t problem with this case. >> they're unauthorized. >> you can't -- it's only the subjects themselves who know, so it'sot entirely clear. you don't see their faces, so it's not entirely clear that their privacy is being impinged upon. furthermore, in new york city do you have an expectation of privacy? >> yes. in your own home >> winws wide open in a lot of -- [laughter] >> inyour own home? >> yes, when you live right next to -- listen, when i go to sleep at night, i clo

here is the marin ride and it is still under 25 minutes from th novato to the golden gate bridge. >> new york citytion's largest bike-share program. the privately funded city bike program was launched yesterday. it offers 6000 bikes at 330 docking stations in manhattan and parts of brooklyn, with plans to expand. mayor michael bloomberg cause a long awaited bicycle sharing program a " big win " for new york city residents and tourists. >> annie will will be representing the bay area in a national spelling bee today. audrey bantug and a greater at iron horse middle school and san ramon will compete in the 2013 scrips national spelling bee in washington d.c.. this is video of her at a the contra costa county spelling be back in march. she won. she will be one of 281 students competing for the national title. >> the america's cup race won't go on. the question will be, which countries and teens will actually participate? >> the united states, new zealand and italian teams were all on the bay last week. but sweden's team armas, the team goes cats to marry in and broke apart earlier this month is away

th half hour of our coverage. lester, we have a dandy nbc station in oklahoma city, kfor. k-f-o-r. they have helicopter coverage. they gave you a ride today to give you perspective on this area. >> reporter: it is important to get perspective. we've sat and stood in front of wreckage like this before and you can look to the right and left and maybe see the edge of the path. in this case, you have to go upstairs to do it. went up in the chopper with kfor. and you really get a sense of this thing over a mile wide. and to understand the length of this thing. 17 miles it was on the ground. 40 minutes churning up what was green springlike land into this dirty brown that's littered with the pieces and remnants of people's lives and certainly their homes. now, as far as the death toll, as brian mentioned, the numbers changed dramatically overnight in a more positive way. 24 the confirmed number of dead right now. at the same time we're told not everyone has been accounted for. they are still searching. it's meticulous, it's tedious. there's not only the wreckage you see around us but also the storm shelters sometimes a

check out th >> the warriors may have lost in the second round of the playoffs but their season success went far beyond expectationings, coming in second place in the division. on tuesday the city of san francisco will recognize the winning season with a public celebration. during it mayor ed lee with give steph curry a key to the city. >> enough at 6:00, graduates from cal were treated to a special speaker today. apple cofounder stove owes of wozniak gave the commencement speech, talking about the choice he made to return to school after founding apple. he told the new grads the pursuit of happiness is more important than the pursuit of accolades. >> doesn't matter how many yachts you have, your tighting, how much money you make. the day you die, if you've been running everything tight and another person is out on the streets homeless, smiling, telling jokes, having a fun time, who would you rather be when you die? i decided i'd rather be the fun person. >> he finished his degree at cal in 1986 after he was already worth more than $100 million. >>> president obama will have tech on his mind next month when he visits the peninsula on a fundraising swing. a reception at the home

city, this is charlie rose. >> re:resident obama is due to meet th presint jinping in california t will be the first summit between the two leaders. earl earlier today china president said he is ready to explore a new type of relationship. one source of increasing tension is cyberespionage. today's "washington post" carried the headline key u.s. weapon designs hacked. officials point finger at china. earlier today white house press secretary jay carney con firm-- confirmed cybersecurity will be on the agenda at summit. joining me david sanger from the "new york times", david martin national security coespondent for cbs news and from memphis, philip mudd, a former deputy director of national security at the fbi an counterterrorist center of the cia. i am pleased to have all of them on this program. let me go to david martin, tell me david, this "washington post" story we all read today and you guys all know the background of the report, but what is the significance of what we're looking at here in terms of u.s. skat stuart. >> there are two things, one, the list of compromised weapons and technology, by my account

th i big emergency. for someone who is commuting to work in the morning the fact there is no electricity in one area of the city so traffic is going to be horrible and they can't get their child to day care, that is an emergency to them. that's where we use social media so we can find other things that may be happening in the city so we can send it out to our followers, also, as michelle mentioned, preemptively let others know here's what's happening with your day. >> i heard you guys mentioned you used your blackberries and cell phones to communicate with each other during the exercise. at a point where we have dsca, there's a high probability, i would think, we wouldn't be able to did that. was that folded into your planning perhaps for the future to say, hey, we're not going to use that stuff today but just use the stuff the military brings to the table. >> we used 800 megahertz radios to report from ocean beach back to the department operations center in public works and we just jumped to that point. my staff know how to use radios, the military knew how to use them, we sort of went into our groups, it was