to the extent they can vent their frustration with that, m tillis is the most obvious person.ckrorry is not on the ballot until 2016. that's the obvious hit there. and i think it will to some extent do that. again, i remind people, the challenge before kay hagen is different than the challenge before mark bellich or marry lancasterdrew, they are all in states where you have to win a significant number of votes as a democrat to win. kay hagen, the state has changed. mitt romney won it in 2016 but he won it very narrowly. brd won it before that. this is a swing state and this is not arkansas, when we look at it nermz of the challenge before her. >> those other races, chris, we were reporting on this last week. the ad that markbeg itch, talk about the affordable care and markpryor is acknowledging his record on the affordable care act. it feels there is a pretty measurable shift in terms of attitudes about how much this was going to be political krip tonite, the fact that tom tillis is saying we need to have a landing pad for those on obama care is different rhetoric than this is

i'm tilly chang with the transportation authority we work for the 11 members of the board of supervisors to administer the half hour penny call prop k we want to extend our congratulations to director reiskin and his team and acknowledge mayor lee's leadership and supervisor tang's in improving the pedestrian safety and transportation authority san francisco has spoken loud and clear are maintaining safety is our priority with the help of our partners across the city family i want to congratulate the community and neighborhood for about advocating for those improvements at yorba but along the crossroad is a high injury corridor we really need to focus in terms of the xevenlgs be not only for the enforcement the traffic signals but also to be supported by enforcement and countdowns and other feevenz we provide to be part of the effort and thank to the community for you're planning support today as well as in the fall thank you. >> (clapping) >> director chang mentioned the community and neighborhoods it's at&t the voices of the people of san francisco that make sure they can get around th

district 4 supervisor tang >> thank you a special recognition to the mta and to tilly changing and accident police department and walk sf and, of course, all the community members and resident who have been so patient serving as an advocate and working to make sure our city vice president hears us loud and clear we need those along sunset boulevard so all our intersection have signals and so in the past evidently years we've worked to slowly being able to install the traffic signals by the end of the 2015 we'll have the safer in place and several years ago when i was work as a protective stiff aid i worked the volunteers as we plant and installed those mediums you see along yorba we've tried other things approaches and couldn't have done that with the police department command over there thank you for stepping up the enforcement and i also want to give a special recognition to people who worked on installing those i see them in the back thank you for all your response time for the injuries and the fatalities that was mentioned and i want to reiterate it is important in november successfully

the rule is that that catcher cannot block the plate and tilly.as the tilly the ruling on the field was that the catcher block the plate. three to one giants. the giants went on to score seven times that in which is the most they have scored in one frame since 2000 and eight. they win seven verses' one . 49er practice sessions. the letter issued for five minutes and this is what we get so we will show it every day. ian williams is who you want to watch. he was seriously injured last year. but his return will be very important this year. >>ian there is pressure every day i won't lie. but this is what we do. they put me through a lot of hard things with a lot of weekends and doing a lot of things. but i'm following up with what they require. >>gary radnich first exhibition game at leigh high stadium is sunday. the ice bucket deal is going crazy. this is all in support of eight l s.--als. the als movement through the ice bucket deal has raised $3 million. >>bob myers great things in store. playing on christmas again. four out of five years. it's alwa

should hagin and tillis be talking about the import and expert gam bank and on and on. there are enough republican primaries to decide who the number kne nominees are going to be. but maybe they're not being told about this. >> there are two things to turn the public off, foreign policy issues and economics. i think politicians are careful. an argument could be made for both sides. if you're against the bank you simply say we don't want any more bailouts. if you're a democrat and in favor we say if we leave this to the private sector we never would have gotten roads or the national highway system and the internet either. i will say this in the context of finding out just this week that burger king is about to ditch this country and go up to canada to pay lower corporate taxes i think this is something that a republican could make serious head way with when we find out the king of burgers doesn't want to be in the united states any more. if you can link that about foreign companies coming in and taking advantage of business, you could make this a teachable moment. i don'

we look at tom tillis' record, and he wants to go further on limiting women's access to birth control than even the hobby lobby decision did. so for us on emily's list, we are about winning elections, and we know, as do the voters, that our candidates are the ones that are going to stand up for women's rights period. but with the voters, in particularly north carolina, tennessee, kentucky, want to be hearing from their leaders is about economic opportunity. it is about a fair shot for a future that will be good for their families. for women and families, health care is a huge piece of economic opportunity. i will hear that conversation play out in the weeks to come. >> tell us a little more about -- it is not just about women candidates for your group, but about getting women voters to cast their votes for them. when democrats have talked about particular issues they may have in the mid-term election, young women is one of the groups that gets mentioned most often as being drop-off voters. what kind of things is emily's list doing to ensure that that democratic leaning group is going

the committee met on july 10, 2014, and gave a recommendation to evaluate our tilly chang with an exceptionally good recommendation the board supported the evaluation done after an evaluation process that included several executive director record of acknowledgements and the transportation authority analysis we have rated our executive director as exceptionally good in her performance thank you. supervisor mar would you like to make a motion in terms of what was demolished >> second by supervisor yee if i'm seeing no names on the raufrtd madam clerk call the roll. >> not to disclose the content. >> supervisor avalos absent. supervisor breed. supervisor campos. supervisor chiu. supervisor cohen. supervisor farrell. supervisor kim. supervisor mar. supervisor tang. supervisor wiener. supervisor yee. that item passes. >> okay. that motion is approved. item number 9 >> introduction of new items. >> actually before we get there do we need public comment on item 8. >> okay with that, should we resend that vote and do public comment? okay. there's no public currently in the board chambers is there any

join me in welcoming district 4 supervisor tang >> thank you a special recognition to the mta and to tillye department and w

tillis is now responding with this. >> a 7% pay raise. that's what we passed this year for north carolina teachers. that simple math but math is lost on the senator. she's misleading you about me to hide her own partisan record. >> now to presidential politics. 19 days, 19, that's how long it took hillary clinton to speak out on the police shooting and tensions in ferguson, missouri. she didn't really speak out. she just talked about it. here is clinton at a tech conference. >> i applaud president obama for sending the attorney general to ferguson, and demanding a thorough and speedy investigation. nobody wants to see our streets look like a war zone. not in america. we are better than that. >> 19 days. from fighting to speaking out. massachusetts senator elizabeth warren, who is being urged to run in 2016 just took a strong position on israel at a town hall. she said the israeli military has the right to attack palestinian hospitals and schools in self defense if hamas has put rocket launchers next to them. warren defended her vote to se

tilly is pulling a garden hose wanting to water the plants. he's walking through the gate, upset because she closed his gate so the dogs wouldn't go through. when it looks like he's beginning to walk away, he turns around, and then it's very subtle movement in the video, but he head butted her. >> what a jerk. looks like he comes on to their property. >> fortunately, he was convicted of two counts of assault, but had to pay only a few fines. >> at this point, there needs to be a restraining ore. just because he was convicted, that will not stop the behavior. >> difficult to explain like this incident in belgium. this involving a little bit of road rage, but what happens is going to kind of confuse you a little. the driver whose dash cam we see and the bmw driver in front of us get into an altercation. both get out of the vehicles and they start getting tough with each other. the bmw driver opens the truck, thinking is there a weapon, a bat? no. a punching bag. throws it on the ground, and punches it. motions to the other guy, your turn, hit th

department we have our corridor (calling names) and other at spur and i want to thank assembly member phil tilly chang who's field representative is here or might be here soon. to specifically this allows san francisco to enter into a contract with property owners who's properties are inattentive and provided them a tax reduction they have to keep the land in agricultural use and keep it in agricultural use and open to the members of the public as educational or outreach space as a community garden or food distribution that will be only as a permit use or approval for the conditional use permit and finally the agricultural commissioner can approve this contract if it didn't have a tack loss of $25,000 or one hundred and 25 over the 5 year contract or combined tax use of more than $250,000 per year we have to have adequate oversight while the city may los lose a minor amount of tax revenues revenues the balance is much greater the positives of urban farming helps to improve our environment and teaches important values like st. patrick and provides greater arithmetic's health for the residents. i

>> everyone to the tuesday, july 15, 2014, meeting of entertainment commission i'm bryan tilly chang please turn off our cell phones if you're here speak on an item agenda hand your speaker card to our staff we'll let that speak at the appropriate time thank you to sfgovtv for airing this to the public. >> commissioner campagnoli. commissioner lee. commissioner joseph. commissioner hyde. president tan. we have quorum i have note from commissioner perez that he's on his way and commissioner akers will be absent tonight >> all right. so our first item of business is public comment this is for any public item that permanence to the matters of the entertainment commission anyone want to speak on anything not it on the agenda but we should know about. come on up and state your name >> hi, i'm michael i want to congratulate steven lee for being reappoint i wanted to it wake him up over there but thanks. >> great. any other public comment? if not i'm going to close it seeing none, public comment is closed. move on to item two approval the minutes of march 29 our commission retreat. i move t

from fairfax, shan tilly and hey market. an inch to 2.5 inches either side of shan tilly and northwest of fairfax. and rainfall rates well over an inch per hour. so yellow alert through tomorrow. a few storms early tonight. some of those could be heavy. morning commute will be dry on friday. we're not concerned so much about the morning commute. but it's the afternoon and evening commute could be wet and stormy. for some. not for everyone. but for some, a yellow alert again tomorrow. here's your future cast. 5:00 in the morning, a couple showers. i don't buy that. more clouds than anything. kind of muggy. temperatures 69 to 74. by 8:00, clouds in the upper 60s and mid 70s downtown. 9:30, temperatures in the 70s. by 4:00, we see showers and storms developing. i wouldn't get hiccup -- hung up on where these are. another round of showers and storms will roll through. future cast is showing some to the southeast of town. in prince georges county and maybe a storm southeastern loudon county. 8:00 tomorrow night, showers down to t

join me in welcoming district 4 supervisor tang >> thank you a special recognition to the mta and to tilly changing and accident police department and walk sf and, of course, all the community members and resident who have been so patient serving as an advocate and working to make sure our city vice president hears us loud and clear we need those along sunset boulevard so all our intersection have signals and so in the past evidently years we've worked to slowly being able to install the traffic signals by the end of the 2015

. >> everyone to the tuesday, july 15, 2014, meeting of entertainment commission i'm bryan tilly chang please turn off our cell phones if you're here speak on an item agenda hand your speaker card to our staff we'll let that speak at the appropriate time thank you to sfgovtv

independent -- independent expenditure lays out the differences between senator , he hasn and tom tillis done some real damage to education and women's health issuesd a whole host of that affect women and families in north carolina. our job is to make sure that women voters understand those differences and are aware of the choices that they have. let's talk about some of the other senate races. you have allison grimes in kentucky. tell us about that race and what she represents to your group. -- thrilledree bit allison took this on. she is rented against the minority leader of the united states senate. of we knew two things from the beginning. is one of the least popular senators in the entire country. even by his own voters. that is problem number one for him. the second is the secretary of state has an incredible record in working for women and families in the state and has a real vision for jobs in kentucky , which is so incredibly important. we get engaged with allison right off the bat. and wes a clear contrast have a candidate who can take this on. you can see that by the polling.

democratic incumbent is kay haggen running against tom tillis. it's a classic swing state.resident obama carried it once and lost it once. the immigration issue will be a big flash point in this race and others. this is one of the states where african-american turnout in the mid-term election year is critical to democrats. will she call in president obama at the end, kay haggen i think not but watch that dynamic there. another big one to watch is state of iowa. no incumbent. why is this important? remember, iowa is a blue state. it helped launch president obama. recent poll like so many of these races show a dead heat and iowa because it's so important in presidential politics it's a star magnet, big names in both parties. remember if the republicans win the blue states that makes them feel much better about election day. lastly this is a red state, kentucky. why do the democrats want this one. mitch mcconnell is the republican leader and allison grimes his democratic opponent get the leader. even if the democrats lose the senate they want to end this election year by takin

want to acknowledge in particular our funding partners leslie from the transit administration and tilly chang in the transportation arthur i don't know if anyone is here from the metropolitan transportation system but we have one representative here we have caltrain a lot of folks working to make that happen and particularly our federal senators barbara boxer and dianne feinstein and nancy pelosi has been a great champion of this project. we couldn't have done this without her. and i do want to acknowledge the u.s. department of transportation starting from secretary norman who's been that he beginning up to our secretary jonathan fox and a lot of support from our federal leaders to make sure this project happen it is on the ground project it is years of work from a lot of people in the city and county family i'm happy to ask you to join me in welcoming our mayor, mayor ed lee >> thank you edward reiskin and congratulations. i'm sdlltd to be here with our board president david chiu and i'm sure he's 4th of july which successor team a head and supervisor wiener the district supervisor wh

thom tillis has some issues.ill go to the polls or will they just stay home. >> and the base isn't going to come out in the way that it did it for obama about that so she doesn't have that going to her this time which is what pulled herring a cross the finish line last time. >> someone wrote saying the president going to north carolina and senator hagan being there to greet him shows things might be better in north carolina in that senate race. do you buy that? >> obamacare is doing better as it's doing everywhere once obamacare get there is to effect, it sdpts seem to be the lightning rod. would i would have just let it rest. >> thom tillis just released an ad saying she voted with the president 96% of the time. i still don't think the campaigns know what voters care about. and that will work itself out over the next six to eight weeks. >> all right. i want to thank both of you for joining me this morning. thanks. >>> when we come back, a huge developing story out of texas. mom usually throws a gogurt in there.

our cameraman ken tillis was actually hit by one of these canisters. one of the other canisters of tear gas literally bounced off the vehicle i was in as i was trying to get our gas masks out and the car was enveloped in smoke. very chaotic situation. >> we're talking about a half mile, poppy. you can see here, i don't know if you can zoom in on the roadway, there's a bunch of bricks along the road, shattered glass as well. steve, you're telling me this was a barricade that some of the protesters set up and put up in the middle of the roadway? >> exactly, a very intense situation here. because we saw several hundred police, heavily armed, riot gear, pushing the crowd back as they were forming a line behind their armored vehicles. and all the while using not just smoke and tear gas but we also heard flash grenades going off in the crowd. several demonstrators refused to move. they stood their ground. they weren't aggressive, they were just standing their ground. they were defying orders to move back, move back, you're too close to us. we did shoot some

find things to do while obama is in town and that is used by her opponent state house speaker tom tillis. and that race is one with of seven, that really is tight as a tick. and it will determine the outcome in the senate. those seven races in the country. and north carolina is right in the epicenter. >> you are sure that republicans will pick up senate seats in south dakota and montana and west virginia. and republicans need six to regain control of the senate. there are seven other states where they have a possibility? >> at least seven. i think the best shots are in places like arkansas, louisiana, and alaska, colorado, you could always see the iowa, i almost forgot to mention iowa. that is come on the checkerboard. and outside chance in new hampshire and other places. you have deeply red states down south. this is a midterm election and the turn out will not be as high and they are in states where president obama's popularity is in the low to mid30s. and the question is, what the margin. is it a seat or several seats that is going to matter come 2016? >> and in 2016, republicans are

in north carolina, kay hagan has slipped behind tom tillis. and if 2014 becomes a referendum on obama and a wave of victories sweep across the country, democrats in four other states could get bounced. >> i think we can pick up the six and maybe a couple more. >> reporter: scott brown is in a virtual tie with jean shahen. mark begich is clinging to a slight lead over dan sullivan. the other hope is that two targeted seats. mitch mcconnell is in kentucky and michelle nunn suggests she may not back reid next year. >> we'll follow it all. thanks. >>> just how dangerous is isis and what should america do about it? thoughts from the panel when we come back. at od, whatever business you're in, that's the business we're in with premium service like one of the best on-time delivery records and a low claims ratio, we do whatever it takes to make your business our business. od. helping the world keep promises. >>> the comment about an imminent threat, it's clear, there is no standard of decency, of responsible human behavior and i think the records are

and in the north carolina senate race republican challenger tom tillis has been under fire for cutting funding for state education. he's now responding with this. >> a 7% pay raise is what we passed for north carolina teachers. that's simple math. but math is lost on the senator. she's misleading you about me to hide her own partisan record. >> now to presidential politics, 19 days, 19--that's as long as it took hillary clinton to speak out on the police shooting and tensions in ferguson, missouri. here she is at a tech conferen conference. >> i applaud president obama for sending the attorney general to ferguson and demanding a thorough and speed yes investigation. nobody wants to see our streets look like a war zone. not in america. we are better than that. >> 19 the days, was it worth the wait? >> from playing it safe to speaking out massachusetts senator elizabeth warren was being urged to run in 2016 and just took a strong position on israel and said the israeli military has the right to attack palestinian hotels and schools in self defense if hamas has put rocket launchers next t

lane opened this morning on rte 50 in the stretch between pleasant valley and stone croft in shan tilly. tomorrow crews plan to open another secti e longer. transportation officials hope this will help ease congestion ahead of the schools going back next week. >>> a first of ates kind elementary school in fairfax next week. the first high-rse elementary. it was once a five story office building in the heart of seven corners. now a school, it will house students from third to fifth grade. that is abo700 kids. preschool throu send grade will continue at the original bailey's elementary. a howard university student heard from a local storage company about her complaint. we told you about reagan henderson's practically empty dorm room. she stored her belongs with store for summer. now she's one of many individuals complaining on facebook about no show deliveries. she hopes to get they are stuff today. the company did not return our calls. a studentho his items say he says delivery are behind schedule becaus some drivers had quit. >> the district has a booming business in beer. several brewe

and tillis has been pucking for tax cuts, reforms from unemployment benefits and school reforms.here's been a big blow back. >> the changes have been controversial and the legislature isn't popular. >> that's right. kay hagan is running a campaign against the north carolina legislature and trying to run from obama. and it's really interesting to watch her on the same kind of stage with obama as the american legion. >> she's not running on her record. she's running against the state record. james, what are you following? >> it's a consistent theme. all the democrats in red state where is the president is not popular avoid talking about everything they've been doing in washington. and i've been looking at alaska where you have mark begich. some say the most talented campaigner among the democrats defending their seats. he's going against dan sullivan. and the strategy is basically to talk about everything against the big issues. he said the other day on an oil tax question that it was private. but that's a republican leaning state. he should be able to pull that out. >> well, i don

tom tillis. cutting our schools, giving breaks to the wealthy.mpaign committee are responsible for the content of this advertising. >> he knows jet owners? >> the war on jet owners. a recent poll shows tillis with a one-point lead so they are tied over senator hagan. well within the margin of error. what is going on in this race, nick? >> money, money, money, money, money. >> a lot of outside money. >> $43 million in outside money in this race. >> more than what willie makes in a week. >> this $9 million is about a third of the democratic party's cash on hand for senate races. that's a huge bet. >> really? >> what is amazing is all of that money, the poll numbers really are not moving very much. it's basically where it was, like, six months ago. can you imagine if somebody spent $43 million in the tax ads? yet this race is locked in place and it's absolutely critical. >> over the past several cycles, we have learned -- talk about law of diminishing returns. >> the one thing the big donors said hold on we look back at history as joe suggests and n

the republican nominee, thom tillis was unpopular, and he was presiding, he still is. they just got out of a special session. his unfavorables were rising in part because of his affiliation with the legislature. >> and i think his association with the republican governor. >> there was a whole power struggle. lost a senate house primary. there has been a power struggle there. but all of that, i think -- the legislature has gotten a that they had gotten too extreme. north carolina is an extremely difficult state. there are multiple media margets markets. tough to get known as an incumbent, let alone as a challenger. the biggest problem i see is the libertarian. he needs 9% or 10%. i don't think he will get that. the libertarian normally gets 3%, 4%. >> we're showing some of the latest ads in these races. a reminder we will be hearing the debate in the competitive house races throughout the fall. you can check out our scheduling at c-span.org. we'll show you some of the ads. >> hi. i'm kay hagan. one of the things i love about basketball here is -- unless you are talking