gotaylor townsend. well, i can tell you i remember when controversial was surrounding young taylor, and i remember patrick mac inrow getting a lot of grief, many feel it was deserved. i am curious, as to her next match. this is a tough one. >> if townsend wins she will be the youngest american to go into the fourth round in paster since serena and venus williams. >> we have a situation where we have sloan stephens right african-american female. taylor townsend, both african-american females they are the only two players left in the entire french open. that's it. >> that's right. >> done. alley shell i have is next. >>> america's economy just had the worst quarter in three years. don't panic. i am take cing a look at the bi picture to put it in perspective for you. amazon goes to war with a major publisher over the price you pay for ebooks but there is so much more at stake than that. i am talking a best selling is author of the bone collector. forget necessity. i am talking to a real mother of envision

how good is taylor townsend talent. chris everett wrote congratulations today lor townsend.ll of that hard work is paying off. now, what's remarkable about townsend is the incident in her life which she said only made her stronger. two years ago, the u.s. tennis association tried to bench her. >> yeah. >> they refused to pay for any of her travel until she shimmed down and got into better shape. she parted ways with her coach. at the time, the gm of the player development program said they were concerned about her long-term health. well, he just tweeted out yesterday: what a gutsy win. she's got game and she's a gamer. and heroin has prompted others to comment on athletes. >> whatever. whatever. >> yeah. a tennis player's dress size doesn't matter. >> there you go? >> go taylor townsend, tony. >> she's got a tough match. i think she is playing a spaniard coming up next. >> she is. >> carla suares navarro tomorrow. >> thank you. insi maria. "inside story" is next. >>> schools want the federal money that comes with school lunches. they just do not want the man dates. house rep

how good is taylor townsend, he tweeted? #talent.ce a lot more in her career. taylor townsend made it to the french open the hard way. she had to win two tournaments and then qualify. she'll have to follow the same hard path to qualify for wimbledon here next month and nobody should bet against her. for "cbs this morning," i'm mark phillips in london. >> i love this story. it makes me want to go to the french open this weekend. >> me, too. #talent. she really does let her tennis racket do the talking. >> and the idea that don't let some imagined notion of what someone should look like. >> no one can determine what >>> big change in the weather today. low clouds and fog have surged back onshore. a little thick in some of the valleys visibility to a quarter mile in santa rosa. cloudy over the financial district in san francisco. and it's going to be slow to break up today. so the temperatures are going to be dropping off from yesterday's high. some places as much as 14 degrees cooler. sun and 70s and low 80s well inland, 60s and 70s in

a close call for kevin townsend, his packed flight and the other aircraft. but he says it won't keep him from flying again. >> i'm not hesitant to get on a plane again at all. i don't think anyone should be for this. >> reporter: kevin townsend has been talking to the faa investigators on this case. coming up at 6:00, we'll tell you why it took the faa three weeks to send a team out to hawaii and also what kevin hopes the federal agency will learn from this near miss incident. live in san jose, i'm da lin, kpix 5. >> the faa declined to comment on the near miss collision but did issue a statement saying they will investigate and try to prevent it from happening again. >>> a close call in san francisco last night. a big rig lost control and slammed into a funeral home on market street. youtube video shows a fiery aftermath of the accident. the driver says the hood suddenly popped up and he heard a loud bang. he then lost control and crashed. market street near sanchez was closed for part of the day as an investigation was conducted. what was left of the big r

in 2012, when townsend was ranked the best junior girls player in the world, the u.s.s association tried to bench her, refusing to pay for any travel. it said for health reasons. but many believe that was code for saying townsend was overweight. >> it helped me believe in myself more. and it also opened my eyes to say, you're not going to look like anyone else. >> reporter: townsend is not the first female tennis star to face criticism about weight, including lindsay davenport. townsend said focusing on her body helped her to become a better player. >> it was a huge plus for me. i started working really hard, trying to get in the best shape i can be for my body. >> she's a living example of someone who has heard all of that criticism and dealt with it. and used it to fuel her to play better tennis. >> reporter: a young player now focused on winning. not her weight. for "good morning america," mara schiavocampo, abc news, new york. >> i loved her little dance that she did. >> you know what that's called? that's the nae nae. got to get you on that, george. >> yeah. doing

i mean that whole [#2*-r7bd/] 2nd street corridor has been converted, king street, townsend, 88 townsend, stanford, all of those different places we have approved housing, retail uses, some business uses. there have been a whole bunch of things that we have consistently done without batting an eyelash. many times on many of these that have come before us recently. so i think that the pdr preservation thing is a whole question of location. and i think when we talked about it a couple of weeks ago, we were talking about an area in dog. patch and cesar chavez which has plenty of vacancies. you have to have the appropriate uses in the appropriate places and this is not an appropriate use for core pdr and maybe for some blended pdr. so i will make a motion to continue. i don't know what kind of date staff feels would be appropriate to get through the kind of things that we want to hear. because we want to get an idea of understanding the fees? and also whether or not we should maintain some pdr zoning for part of the building or not? so if i could get an idea of what kind of time it would tak

cornet is ranked 21-st, and townsend is ranked 205-th.ownsend grew up on the south side, but she moved a few years ago. at 18 years old, she's now the youngest american woman to make it this far in eleven years. her next match is tomorrow against 15-th ranked carla suarez navarro. the s&p 500, dow jones industrial average and nasdaq all ended the day in the red. the dow fell 42 points, and the nasdaq dropped just under 12 ... and the s & p down 2. doctor dre is joining forces with apple. apple is buying dre's "beats electronics" and "beats music." "beats electronics" is perhaps best known for its industry- leading beats headphones and speakers. "beats music" is a critically acclaimed music streaming service. apple spent three billion dollars to buy them both. >> $3 billion. that's a nice payday. >> he's come a long way. $3 billion! let's take a look. >> i have a pair of them and they are pretty nice. there are great. >> you should bring those in. >> i am hiding those. >> 2 to 3 degrees right now. we will reach 65 we will warm up to about

the townsend plan, like the long and coughlin schemes was wildly impractical.ronomical taxes would have been needed taxes a depression-burdened america could never have paid. but fdr's plan, social security, would pay for itself. employers and employees would contribute to a pension fund. social security would be a national insurance policy for future generations of senior citizens payable upon retirement. even fdr's relatively modest social security -- monthly benefits started at just $10 -- met powerful opposition. senator huey long thought the benefits were too low. he didn't think the employees should have to pay anything in. republican presidential candidate alf landon blasted social security as the biggest tax increase in history. fdr put all his prestige and popularity behind the social security bill. seems to me that if the senate and the house of representatives in this long and arduous session had done nothing more than pass this security bill social security act, the session would be regarded as historic for all time. schoumacher: fdr was riding a cr

item 9: 2013.1211a r. sucre; 4155 575-91088 101 townsend street, located at the southwest corner of townsend and 2nd streets, assessor's 3794, lot 015. request for a certificate of appropriateness for exterior alterations, including storefront alterations on the ground floor level, window replacement on the second and third floors, construction of a new roof deck, and patching, repair and repainting of the exterior stucco and removal of non-historic elements from the street facades. the subject property is a contributing resource to the south end landmark district, and is located within the muo mixed-use officee zoning district and 105-f height and bulk limit. sf 9134 >> good afternoon commissioners. richard fry department staff. this is the contributing resource of the south land market district. the proposed landmark for including replacement of front door openings on second street with new glaze doors. the project will install canopies on the door ways on second street. window replacement and second and third floors. which have been altered somewhat over time would be replaced with new co

what makes her story is that it's townsend's first grand slam tournament.an both the williams sisters. both venus and serena lost yesterday. >> someone giving those girls a run for their money? >> yeah. >>> the new york rangers could move into the stanley cup finals tonight with a win over the canadiens. they lead the series with the canadiens, 3-2. >> and in the nba, oklahoma city and san antonio play game five of their series. it all takes place tonight. >>> as for last night's action, here are our friends at espn. >> hi, america. he's kenny. i'm neil. this is the "sportscenter" set in bristol. we would like you to wake up. >> yep. i'm going to do basketball. he's going to do hockey because of our backgrounds. all that hockey played over in spokane. the heat and pacers. >> spokane chiefs, man. >> game five. paul george, bang. george, playing some "d." getting all fancy. traveled. pacers in control, up nine. heat get right back in it. now, down two. late going. lebron. kick it out. chris bosh had a chance to win but didn't. pacers win it 93-94. game six fr

so passenger kevin townsend wrote a blog about his experience. >> it felt kind of like the plane hadt gone dead in the air and started dropping. >> reporter: today faa and ntsb investigator landed in hawaii to investigate. although the faa calls the timing a coincidence, retired pilot captain dick deeds believes media pressure is what got the ball rolling. >> the major question to find out is, why was the other airplane there? >> reporter: he says after his packed unite flight reached cruising altitude, the plane suddenly took a 600-foot drop to avoid another plane head on. both planes' technology alerted the pilots moments before a potential collision. >> the system in this case did exactly what it was supposed to doand that's collision avoidance . system avoided the collision. >> reporter: the faa says this kind of near disaster is so rare it happens only about once in 100,000 flights. kevin townsend hopes the faa learns from this midair nightmare and prevent it from happening again. >> making sure that information is transparent, easily available and acted upon quickly. >> reporte

. >> thank you tom on townsend apartments quickly again. if we were to vote on the ballot 55, 45, legalize noise in our apartment by many construction and newly remodeled buildings even though with your windows closed in some cases if you're a residential building you can increase the noise by almost half of the noise level that's there if you're a commercial your raised 8 decimals above the noise of our sooirpd 10 decimals this is noise this is being endanger that's being dumped. another alternative is ballot a all the noisy want to make one hundred percent contained on our property plain figure it out to do it another way to look at it overhead, please. and on the overhead are we there yet. okay their we go one hundred pennies. representing the profit of a piece of property i'm going to take 3 pennies away. that's how much a provpt profit being removed to make quiet buildings the way they look at it 98 pennies to 3 making it a quiet building thank you for your time >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> thank you, president and supervisor

. >>> and also, don't tell taylor townsend she can't win the french open.e's one of two american women still standing in paris. the incredible adversity she has already overcome just to make it on to the clay. >>> by the way, i believe in winners and losers and especially the freedom to fail. especially the freedom to fail. >> who, him? earlier this springn and now you're at it again. scott: (chuckles) indeed, a crucial late spring feeding helps defend the grass against the summer heat to come. nbr: we knew that - right guys? oh yeah! scott: feed your lawn. feed it! captain: and here's a tip. bellman: thanks, captain obvious. when you save money on hotel rooms, it's just like saving money on anything else that costs money. like shoes, textiles, foreign investments, spatulas, bounty hunters, javelins... little things, anyone can do. it steals your memories. your independence. insures support. a breakthrough. and sooner than you'd like... ...sooner than you think. ...you die from alzheimer's disease. ...we cure alzheimer's disease. every little click, call, o

kevin townsend was on the plane at the time. there was no warning for the hundreds of passengers. >> i'm looking down the aisle, and there's, you know, hundreds of people in front of me. people start screaming. there's noises of things that weren't secured falling around. >> both of the planes did land safely. however, townsend wants to make sure this is investigated thoroughly. united airlines says it is working with federal investigators. >>> a san francisco catholic high school's decision to exclude a high school senior's graduation photo has some students very upset and in an uproar. they say she was not included because of what she was wearing, and it's not fair. tara moriarty joins us live now from sacred heart cathedral prep to tell us how the classmates are rallying around her. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. a lot of them are wearing ties or bow ties in support of jessica arbena right now the principal is talking to the media. these students are actually really throwing their support behind jessica. she decide

townsend wants to make sure near collisions are thoroughly investigated. >> i don't think there's somec of near accidents occurring but it was a jarring experience dodging another plane. >> reporter: united says it's working with ntsb, which is reviewing this most recent incident. these planes were eight miles apart but at teespeeds of 500 ms an hour could be on top of each other within seconds. we know the ntsb and the faa sent investigation teams to honolulu air traffic control facility which had jurisdiction over two planes. rene marsh, cnn, washington. >>> utterly frightening. thank you, rene. >>> the casual observer the ocean floor pretty much looks the same but to an archeologist what looks like a pile of rocks could be an amazing piece of history. we will tell you why after a quick break. yoyou are feeling powerfuld with a 4-cylinder engine.e. open your eyes to the 6-cylinder, 8-speed lexus gs. with more standard horsepower than any of its german competitors. this is a wakeup call. lease the 2014 gs350 for $449 a month for 24 months. see your lexus dealer. and we're here in detr

peter townsend is a journalist associated with the doha center for media freedom. thank you, good to have you here on set to talk to us. what, really, would you say is on trial in cairo today? >> well, as far as we see it, it's - the issue is, as your campaign says, journalism is not a crime. these al jazeera journalists are currently being tried for doing their jobs and reporting on what was happening on the ground. >> given the amount of international outrage, because it's mounting, is it, the campaign, it doesn't seem to have too much of an effect in cairo. do you think the authorities care? >> well, as we have seen with the case so far, it's been anything but predictable. we were hoping last week that the defense could begin in easternest. it suffered a setback. so we think once the defense get stuck into the case that the international support will play a huge role in proving they were there doing their jobs. >> the case of abdullah al-shami, our colleague from al jazeera arabic is different from that of the three who work for al jazeera english. there are now

townsend wants to make sure this incident is thoroughly investigated. united airlines is working with federal investigators. >>> a bay area congressman will release his report on the highly publicized security breach that happened at san jose international airport. congressman eric swalwell. how a teenager was able to climb over the fence and jump on to the wheel well on a jet to hawaii. his report will include high- tech security improvements designed to prevent future breaches like that again. >>> police will patrol an area school for dogs that are off their leash. all of the dogs were off leashed at the time and the woman was trying to protect her poodle when she was bitten. the pit bulls will be quarantined for ten days but they are being returned to their owner. >>> a lawsuit filed against a catholic school on the peninsula. the claims made by a teacher over some embarrassing photos. >> the reason a fire that destroyed a home in gilroy and damaged several others proved to be particularly difficult for a local firefighter. >> we're looking at the th

townsend wants to make sure this incident is investigated thoroughly. united airlines says it's working with federal investigators. >>> let's go to sal. yautiaing care of everybody on 280? >> we're trying to. i think today you will be happy with what you see on 280 northbound getting up to highway 17. we're off to a nice start. and lots of times on fridays we do have lighter than usual conditions and hopefully it will stay this way. i want to show you a map of the general south bay. we were just looking at 280 there and traffic continues to look very good all the way up into cupertino. if you notice some of the other freeways namely highway 85, traffic is also doing very well in the area. so i'm very happy with what is going on here. looking at drive times, 80 still looking good between the carquinez bridge and the mccarthur maze. and so is 880. let's take a look at the bay bridge toll plaza, that is backed up to the mccarthur maze that is about a 15 minute drive time into san francisco. let's go to steve. >>> sal. >> yes, sir. >> dave and i are doing a

. >> all right, let's talk more about this from cnn analyst fran to townsend, and also a former deltaicer. fran, strategically speaking, are they there for an intelligence resource? >> no question, no question they will bring all the tools, the assets and intelligence collection, all of that you have eliminate officials and the whole variety of national security tools. there are also there frankly if there is a tactical opportunity, the u.s. military advisers can work with the nigerian military assuming they want that help to talk with them and gain the information on how you would mount a rescue operation. >> let's talk about that, jeff. if these nearly 300 girls were broken up into smaller groups that is a logistical operation. >> it is very, very difficult. it would be difficult for the united states and the nato allies, if you have ten different sites where the girls might have been held. to go after the early warning, to be out-gunned and out-manned, boko haram has been very clever. they launched a major attack in the capital city just in april where they killed 70 people with bo

west side but from supervisor jane kim's district is district which and my office on second and townsend i learned a lot i'm usually in a car happy to fully embrace vision zero one more thing if i had to vote on the best bicyclists i vote for carmen chiu (clapping.) and that finally also working together for a safer san francisco i'm thrilled to bring up the district attorney. >> thank you to the bike coalition and thanks to all the city departments coming together to make that a refreshment it's a wonderful city is and cycling is great just want to get a great message it's wonderful when i heard about evidentially stopping at the stipends and traffic light it's a shared that responsibility everybody must share the road and it makes the city safer very, very excited to looking forward to the day we'll not have a single traffic fatality if we all work together. thank you (clapping.) thank you so much to all our speakers it's been a power line up we, have a safer san francisco. quickly i want to recognize our bike friendly businesses of the year we had dozens and dozens we're honoring four

within thirty days it's not come near to that the typical length of time and the actual hearing it townsend's hundreds of days more problematically the hearing officer didn't have the authority to recommend denials i spoke in great length last time he didn't have the authority to recommend accountability locations might exist the hearing officers job is to propose the hearing and make the recommendation to the director that's the process that the city came up with and that's the process that it embodied by s and f broad and the city this if alternate sites were identified either ass at the box walk for the first two years the department held the hearing opened and ask at&t to provide further notice and make a recommendation for whatever reason the department didn't like it's on rules. accordingly because of the departments rules is in violations of california law and its rules at&t ask you reserve the laws and demand the department to follow its own rules if you have any questions, i'll be happy to answer them that the board might have. >> okay. thank you . ms. short >> good evening commissio

21 properties on the nova p and the penalty will be on taylor as they have been for a property on townsend and we've exhausted the appeal there's upwards of $33,000. >> i'm in favor of the hearing sooner than later so we can consider the eir i think it puts the aa you on notice the commission would like to move forward and they should be looking at the november date as something it's quite serious because then we're going to have to i know i mean the other argument we don't know if it's going to happen therefore not to set dates but having a date certain may cause the aa u to meet some of their deadlines. commissioner moore >> i would support setting a date starting with june in preparation of the december date for the very same reasons this commission has many times with the director and various approaches from the city attorney tried to be firm about the actions or to force the academies hand i second and remember vividly the frustration that coyotes of hearings that are lasting beyond midnight in many, many days starting from 2007 and 2010 and again and again we felt more help also. if

this happened at the end of april, but townsend says there was no warning. >> came down the aisle.undreds of people in front of me, noises of things that weren't secured falling around. >> both planes landed safely, but townsend wants to make sure the incident is investigated thoroughly. united says it is working with federal investigators. >>> four cases that could be arson. last night near a community park in walnut creek looks a lot like an unsolved case from a couple of years ago. ktvu's paul chambers spoke with investigators tonight about what's next and he's live with that. paul? >> reporter: gasia, i'm standing on scorched land where firefighters say there have been three fires since saturday. now, just behind these bushes and through the trees, yet another fire was set last night, bringing back deja vu for one investigator. >> deja vu. when i arrived to this fire last night, in fact, the same firefighters were on the engine that were there two years ago. we kind of looked at each other and said we've been here before. >> reporter: in fact, they had. investigators say the da

[singing] mostly a clean race, but wi0 laps to go, townsend bell hs red flag comes gomer pile still doing his thing. most he a clean race, 10 laps to go. bell hit the wall and red flag comes out to clean it up. now, ryan was the leader when the race resumed. but, with 5 laps to go, he was passed on the inside. but then, 4 laps to go, hunter ray, a dangerous but gutsy move down low, clipping the grass, reclaims the lead. three laps to go. the lead was taken from hunter ray. then the white flag comes out just in time for hunter ray to reclaim the lead for the final time. with his girlfriend looking on. she can not believe it. hunter ray comes to the finish line with hunter ray out in front. the second closest finish in the history of the race. he was denied his 4th career win for the american ryan hunter ray. [ laughter ] >> i can't even think. we did every willing right today. that is what it takes to win this race. i have been watching this race since i was in diaper. that is what my son did today. >> it was great tv. i was having a great time. unfortunately, 2nd it is good but 2nd sucks.

. >>> joining me on the set is peter townsend from the doha center of media freedom. let's start with our journalists, back in the dock for the 7th day. ironically it's world press freedom day. what are your expectations? >> we are hoping to see a better outcome than in other proceedings. some of the evidence shown has been, as you know... >> laughable. >>..laughable. yes. we are hopeful. the case has been dragging on. we are hoping there may be a positive resolution. >> considering the response to the evidence suggested, and the fact that people could not believe they were putting together such evidence. do you think they may change their tack six? >> i don't know. i think the important thing is the international support has been shown. their press freedom award presented to a journalist recently helps to show that they are professional journalists, and that they were there doing their job. and for them to be detained is unexpectable. >> we are expecting elections. it seems a given that abdul fatah al-sisi, the army chief will take obvious, as said in the predictions

plane plunged 600 feet in 60 seconds without warning for passengers like bay area resident kevin townsend the isles and there's hundreds office people in front of me. people start screaming and noises of things not secured falling around. >> united says working with the ntsb reviewing the incident. new air traffic controller blamed for the mistake sent for retraining. >> take a lack at this. worker took this photo at miami international airport. wow! see a bolt of lightning hit as plane was taking off. flights were briefly grounded but there was no damage. >> happy ending to a story we first brought you last week. charm the chihuahua found by chp officers in walnut creek on friday reunited with her owner. turns out charm ran away from her owner back yard very close to the freeway. the girls had been searching for her ever sense. today they thank animal control and chp officers with the giant thank you card. >> and this hero cat 15 minutes of fame will st at least next week. the cat will throw out the ceremony first pitch at the bakersfield blaze minor league baseball game may 20. she will

plane plunged 600 feet in 60 seconds without warning for passengers like bay area resident kevin townsend. >> i am looking down the isles and there's hundreds office people in front of me. people start screaming and noises of things not secured falling around. >> united says working with the ntsb reviewing the incident. new air traffic controller blamed for the mistake sent for retraining. >> take a lack at this. worker took this photo at miami international airport. wow! see a bolt of lightning hit as plane was taking off. flights were briefly grounded but there was no damage. >> happy ending to a story we first brought you last week. charm the chihuahua found by chp officers in walnut creek on friday reunited with her owner. turns out charm ran away from her owner back yard very close to the freeway. the girls had been searching for her ever sense. today they thank animal control and chp officers with the giant thank you card. >> and this hero cat 15 minutes of fame will stretch until at least next week. the cat will throw out the ceremony first pitch at the bakersfield blaze minor leag

pete townsend of the who turns 69. and pbs newscaster jim lehrer is 80. >>> i'm frances rivera.ll, happy monday morning to you. it's 4:30 in the morning, i'm scott mcgrew. >> i'm laura garcia-cannon. let's first say good monday morning to christina. >> good morning to you scott, laura, everybody at home. kicking off the workweek with pretty comfortable temperatures out there. mostly mid to upper 50s and interesting changes coming your way including some thunderstorms. brought in that forecast in just a minute and right now check your drive back to work monday. >> we have to warn folks. we have some wind out there and that makes the view of our bay bridge so clear. the san mateo bridge. the wind advisory issue for

. >> townsend says he's not afraid to fly in the future. >>> hawaiian airlines, meanwhile, will resume nonstop service from san jose to honolulu today. the airline says demand is so strong it decided to reinstate the flight. right now nonstop service from san jose to maui and also change its service in oakland next month adding a bigger plane so more passengers can catch the nonstop every day. >>> development activists in san francisco mission district are organizing to fight a massive housing project at 16th and mission. hundreds of people gathered last night to discuss the 350 unit project and how it would transform an entire city block. a company called maxmous has filed with the planning department. into housing with retail. opponents expect rents to begin at $3,500 a month. a group called the plaza 16 coalition says members are fighting to make sure the people who called the mission home for decades are not pushed out. >> if we're not able to stand up for them and if we're saying you don't make, you know, if you can't afford $3,500 in rent, then you shouldn't live here, then we're

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. >> reporter: townsend, a writer found that as the jets barreled towards disaster, an automatic radaras sounded in both cockpits. by then the two passenger jets were heading directly at each other. eight miles away from possible impact when the collision alert sounded and the united jet went into emergency descent. diving 800 feet, avoiding tragedy. >> after we leveled out, the flight attendant said that the pilot had maneuvered to avoid another plane. >> reporter: a trainer showed me how it works. so, the pilot has to take action as soon as you hear traffic. >> exactly. >> reporter: how close was this call? at airliner cruise speed of 500 miles per hour, the two planes were heading towards each other at 1,000 miles per hour. eight miles apart. that gave the pilots under 25 seconds to react. tonight an faa/ntsb team is in hawaii to investigate what forced the split-second, life saving maneuver. jim avila, abc news, washington. >> our thanks to jim. >>> and when we come back, an amazing rescue, a whole family, a tiny elephant. a mother moves in. and see what the others do next to save

plane plunged 600 feet in 60 seconds without warning for passengers like bay area resident kevin townsend. >> i am looking down the isles and there's hundreds office people in front of me. people start screaming and noises of things not secured falling around. >> united says working with the ntsb reviewing the incident. new air traffic controller blamed for the mistake sent for retraining. >> take a lack at this. worker took this photo at miami international airport. wow! see a bolt of lightning hit as plane was taking off. flights were briefly grounded but there was no damage. >> happy ending to a story we first brought you last week. charm the chihuahua found by chp officers in walnut creek on friday reunited with her owner. turns out charm ran away from her owner back yard very close to the freeway. the girls had been searching for her ever sense. today they thank animal control and chp officers with the giant thank you card. >> and this hero cat 15 minutes of fame will stretch until at least next week. the cat will throw out the ceremony first pitch at the bakersfield blaze minor leag

have some good news and some bad news for you as far inland as gas prices will continue to go up townsend out to you how much and when this will happen coming up in a live report. >>: good news for warriors fans with a bid and win again 6 and oracle rain and now it's down to gain seven los angeles against the clippers. >>: and fog came back this morning give us a little bit of a cool down. >>: this is the bay area's new station kron4 news at seven starts now. good morning i'm darya folsom and im mark danon. kabi friday. once again with our weather with james fletcher. as >>: still bridge a lot of sunshine out there. relatively

in place that not everyone is on bowlers if you put this into perspective the thirtieth how simon townsend is very nice regions of tibet the house with separatists do have control of government buildings and another place is that local authorities the still of mine to kiev says many question of how they combine is the separation. my friend and the preparations for it are on the way they can help repair would you say they are logistically for this. well i see now that the theme preaching about to take this we'll sit still with us. i'll stay in the region that that would fly as being handed out to local residents information about the contents of the pot it's definitely the progression meat that is fermenting the referendum equals the scene bill pulled up by the sight of the route but in other areas recent met people who say they haven't the hype about the pregnant didn't know when to get a bucket wheel suspension of authorities who said that not willing to cooperate with this effort is that the best read this it could be interesting to see on sunday how many towns will we participate in thi

>> go taylor townsend, tony. >> she's got a tough match. i think she is playing a spaniard coming up next. >> she is. >> carla suares navarro tomorrow. >> thank you. insi maria. "inside story" is next. >>> schools want the federal money that comes with school lunches. they just do not want the man dates. house republicans want to free districts from the rules. now, the first lady has jumped into the political fray to defend school lunch standards. it's the "inside story." ♪ hello. i am ray suarez. school lunch is more than just the midday meal eaten during the school day. it's a barometer of social trends. once upon a time, lots more kids headed home at lunch time or brought a meal prepared at home. millions more children now live too far from school to go home, attend schools that are closed campuses that don't allow students to leave the building during the day and even if they could head home, there is nobody there. women with school-age children now work at a much higher rate than decades ago. throw in a higher child poverty rate and ma

for number three, the best metal singer is probably devin townsend, an amazing singer. him, look him up and find a record the he blows your mind. john grant is a great rock singer. check out the album queen of denmark. number one, this guy used to be the singer of faith no more, also mr. bungle and lovage. to me the greatest singer that ever existed, mike patten. here's him singing in italian. ♪ >> very nice. >> you did it. i figured i was not going to know one of the three. >> you should buy the album. all italian. >> that's what i'm go dog. >> i went last because like andrea i picked freddie mercury, robert plante, number one i love rock, the whole genre, so because i picked the same one, i picked something else and just went with the man who i think has the best voice in the history of music, of song. take a listen to andrea bocelli. listen. ♪ >> i've seen him in concert a couple of times. he will bring you to tears. >> he's blind, too, by the way. >> moving on, graduates get a powerful pep talk from an american her radio on how to find the courage to save the world.

and chicago native taylor townsend has her third round match at the french open, later this morning. and that's sports. despite a weak report on u-s economic growth the s & p 500 rose to another all time high on thursday. dow jones and nasdaq also both ended the day comfortably higher. the dow up 65 points and nasdaq up nearly 23. southwest airlines just got fined 300 thousand dollars for deceptive advertising. the transportation department says, last october, southwest offered 59-dollar fares on flights out of atlanta to chicago, new york and los angeles, when it didn't have available *seats for those flights. the airline withdrew the ad promptly, and said the three destination cities were included in the ad by mistake. when it comes to eating, i am more of a junk food addict than a health food addict. just a week ago i debt markets i could go without sugar for two months and a loss of about five hours. >> it's the mints that you keep under the desk. >> so we sent a lifestyle nutritionist group to my refrigerator. >> are you ready for the ugly? here you go. let's start with these ea

the plunge came without any warning to passengers including bay area resident kevin townsend.am looking down the aisle and there are hundreds of people if front of me and people are screaming. noises are things that were not secure were falling. >> united is working with the ntsb revying the incident. a new air traffic controller blamed for the mistake has been sent for retraining. >> a major twist in the donald sterling scandal. he is refusing to pay the fine handed down to him by the nba. donald sterling's lawyer sent a letter to the national say he will not pay the $2.5 million fine and is rejecting the lifetime ban. he also is threatening to sue not punishment for making the racist remarks is not rescinded. the fine is due this week. according to the nba bylaws the ownership could be terminated if he does not pay in 30 days of written notice he is in default. >> star-studded send off for barbara walters will air later this morning as she co-hosts "the view," for the last time before a well deserved retirement. after 18 years she officially retired. lots of famous friends m

and here's an athlete to watch. 18-year-old taylor townsend. in the third round of the french open after defeating a player ranked much higher than she is. this is her first grand slam tournament and she lasted longer than the williams sisters. both venus and serena lost yesterday. wow, good for her! >> yeah. and from the tennis court to soon hold iing court. >> two of the most adorable little things you'll ever want to see. take a look. they have been born in akron zoo in ohio. the cub brother and sister are barely over a-month-old and are already 6 pounds each. >> look at how timid they are. they don't have names yet. they are not ready for primetime staying close to mama. the woman will be on exhibit later this month. they are too cute. >> this is only the second time in history that snow leopards have been born in captivity. this is huge. >> less than 150 alive in the u.s. only 4,000 worldwide in the with wild. >> you can be part of naming them because there will be a contest to name the cubs coming up in the next few weeks. there you have

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and on american history tv, a industry, sunday night at 9:35 on c-span3.ñr >> tim townsend reports onu.s. army chaplain henry georgia reck key and his assignment to minister to the nazi leaders on trial for crimes against humanity. the author recounts the lutheran minister's many ethical and spiritual conflicts in administering to the 21 nazis as the nuremberg trials and his interactions with the men during and following their trials as they awaited their sentences. this is about an hour. [applause] >> thank you, first, to left bank for having me. it's, obviously, a great bookstore, and i spent a lot of time at left bank when i lived here, so thank you very much for hosting this event. i also want to just thank, first and foremost, my colleagues from the post dispatch who are here and who are my friends and have supported me for a long time when i wrote this book, for the six years that i wrote in this book and for the last two weeks since its publication. appropriately, because they're journalists, they're all in the back drinking -- [laughter] thank you, guys. and thank you, also, t