the item seeks to extend for one year the contracts in place with mercury townsend affairs and -- if this item is approves we have the option to extend for one additional year before they're up for renewal. we work with mercury and ton send on you -- townsend on a variety of proposals and grant applications. they attend regular meetings for us in sacramento and report back. they bring key and legislative officials to the site for visits and tjpa events and we have with us paul bower from mercury public affairs and richard from townsend public affairs. >> thank you. is the firm that we work with to do the state legislative advocacy? >> yes, ma'am. >> any other questions or comments on this item? >> move approval. >> we have a motion and a second. is there any public comment on this councilmember? >> no -- >> director. >> aye. >> vice chair harper. >> aye. >> chair kim. >> aye. >> that is four aye's and item 12 is approved. go ahead and call the next item. 13 is approving local support for filing of application for mpc for the active transportation program for the transit center and tr

kimberly townsend is working through her injury. exercises her voice for hours each day. >> three hours every day for sure and sometimes a lot more. i do vocal range work. i do warm ups. i know that i still have that talent, but it's raw, and it needs to be refined again and shaped again. >> reporter: as broadway faces for another billion dollars dollar year singers like kimberly townsend are putting it all on the line. sheila mcvicker, al jazeera. >> authorities have a massive clean up job after a broken watermain spilling 8 to 10 million gallons of water into the surrounding neighborhood. authorities were not able to shut the water off until three hours after the main broke. people had to be rescued. the loss of water comes as california deals with that drought. >>> they are making progress on the wildfires. yosemite national park still in jeopardy. how big is the concern for the park and the neighborhood surrounding it. >> reporter: for the neighborhood surrounding it, it has pushed away from that, but it's moving north to the pa

but not here in townsend park. neighbors in this close-knit community say that every night between 1:00 and 4:00 a.m., someone is lighting off fireworks that sound like bombs. >> well, it's loud. it's crazy. it is loud. you would not believe the cacophony at 2:00 in the morning. >> reporter: last night like every night before it, the mortars exploded over the neighborhood. >> let's see. it was about 1:30 in the morning, at least a couple of dozen bombs going off. and it shakes you out of your sleep. >> reporter: people live hearing say they can't even sleep because of the noise. >> i don't like it. i want it stopped. >> one night they went off after 3:00 in the morning. it was about 3:30 in the morning. >> celebrate on the fourth of july is one thing. but do it every day, that's a bit too much. >> reporter: it's all too much for everyone that lives here. but for residents lori, it feels like life and death. >> have i stage 4 breast cancer. and i'm going through some pretty treatment right now. and have a lot of sid

." >>> okay, you know, it's called world team tennis, but taylor townsend had to go it alone and it was of her fault. you see this. ouch. she hit her partner in the back of the head. you know, the partner needed medical attention. >> oh, man, but the rules say that the match must go on, so townsend played the entire game by herself, two-on-one. worse, she wasn't even allowed to return the shots on her partner's court. >> she lost, of course, but the crowd gave her a standing ovation. that's kind of a shame. i wish they would have bent the rules a little. >> a little dispensation. i completely agree. >> poor thing. >>> well, more sports. the kansas royals pulled out an extra inning thriller at home. >> that's right. here with the highlights our friends at espn. >> good morning, america. welcome to our "sportscenter" studios here in los angeles. this is neil everett. i'm stan verrett. we've got quite a race in the a.l. west right now. >> oh, it's amazing! let's check out some highlights. we got, you know, we got the athletics, they got the best record. they're two games up on the angels w

so townsend played the entire game by herself. two on one.wasn't allowed to return the shots on her partner's court. >> it sounds unfair. she lost, of course, but the crowd gave her a standing ovation. >> that's kind of sad. >> tough story. >>> well, more supports actually. the kansas royals pulled out an extra inning thriller at home. >> that's right. here with the highlights our friends at espn. >> good morning, america. welcome to our "sportscenter" studios here in los angeles. this is neil everett, i'm stan verrett. quite a race in the a.l. west. >> oh, it's amazing! let's check out some highlights. we got, you know the athletics, they got the best record. two gapes up on the angels when the day began. houston has lost 60 games so there's that for them. jeff samardzjia has a great fastball. brandon moss, i mean, how about this? write this one down at home and tell your friends. with the bases loaded, this season he's now 5 for 9 with 17 rbi after that grand slam. a's won 13-1. >>> the indians taking on the royals. still no score and the p

and you may thank, supervisor cohen for this hearing, and let me, my name is reverend townsend, and the vice president and the san francisco branch and naacp and i want you to know that brown would loved to have been here and he is still in las vegas, and i just returned from 105th, national naacp convention and something that i think everyone out to see once, before they buy, and it is an extremely important event. and i was not coming because my plane was delayed, i did not get until four in the morning but i turned on the tv and saw the hearing and i thought that i better get down for a couple of reasons, primarily to thank everyone involved, the black chamber and the travel industry, for all of the hard work that went into this and i want to say that when they were first approached, the response was amazing. we talked about the fact that we wished that we got that kind of response from the whole lot of other areas in the city. we know that we still have a lot of work to do, but the groundwork is being laid and it is going forward and i got to tell you that in las vegas, where i just

. >> reporter: townsend suffered an ipp jury -- injury, one that was common. >> i was forcing my voice, i was anxious. and i felt "am i able to do it?" [ sings ] >>. >> potential for injury exists in every genre of music. >> david is one of new york's most renowned vocal instructors. >> on stage in "wicked" shows are written where the female voice has to go higher. >> many have gone under the knife to prepare their instruments. a new wave of broadway musicals are pushing female performers to the edge. until recently, broadway ladies were much lower. like here in "oklahoma." but now big time belters have come into favour, the notes higher and requiring more vocal left. [ singing ] >>> broadway singing breaks down into two categories. >> soprano, the julie andrews sound. [ singing ] >> and the pat isabelle. [ singing ] >> so what do you do when you have to get way above that. in "wicked" there's an f and "brooklyn" an a flat. and in others gs. you have to increase air pressure, so it's the increase of air pressure that pushes on the vocal, and their resistance - they have to resist more.

corners, and pushing people, to show up for these opportunities, and we have through the eoc and townsend and his work and getting the people the job opportunities who basically decide, you know what? i am ready and i want to do it and i am going to show up, what do i need to do and we have led them step by step, and not only that, we have city job opportunities funded readily available for them, and if they basically get to a point where they being employed, the point that i am making is, there is a lot of work, that is being done. and it is not just specific to a district, this is a city wide problem, there is a problem, when many of my friends, who i grow up with are dead are in jail, there is a problem in the city, when it is really difficult, when i am talking out, every single day and someone is looking for a job opportunity, or wondering what they can do or where they can live, in the city and county of san francisco. and this is not just a board of supervisors, problem, this is a city as a whole problem and this is a leadership problem and we can't be greety about me me me and my

returning for their second day from boston, mass., it's the townsend family.eering and applause] and from alexandria, virginia, it's the gowland family. [cheering and applause] did i say it right? i said it right? >> yeah. steve: got it. everybody's here trying to win theirself a lot of cash and a chance at driving out of here in that stylish, new ford fusion. yeah. [cheering and applause] let's play "feud"! give me nano! give me kisha! let's go.

. >> here now, former white house security and transportation security adviser fran townsend and our aviation expert steve ganyard. let me ask you, are we doing enough when it comes to air safety? >> i think so. this has been a terrible july. in terms of the whole year up until now, it's one of the best years ever on record. you would have to fly once a day, every day, for 4 million years to be killed in a planane that said there are things we can look at. one of them, what happened in ukraine. general breedlove, the nato commander, on the 30th of june, said we're seeing russians train rebels on surface to air missiles, not man pads. >> that should have gone to aviation everywhere. >> who is doing the risk assessment? there are better ways. >> fran, it's very important to point out. even if that mh-17 had a missile defense system, that works against the shoulder-fire missiles. not the kind that brought that plane down. >> that's right. and it goes back to the idea of sharing intelligence. very specific intelligence about the threat. if we understood that this sort of system was being

lead that briefly car had been restored and the area or power was still was fulton street and townsendeets on the east and west by the of justice. blue they're at looks good and downtown petaluma says halas' 16 >>: is gray in san francisco now give a lot of persistence and is still pretty much in sentences could 62 degrees. we do their car cover on the delta. with said said a vehicle after no with this quiz of kuwaitis in cupertino. if you like it to be 80 need to go to the east bay. census cisco has lasted 65 and is headed to the giants and a's game the first pitch is it 12:00. though bill west early breeze that comes in about 15 mi. per hour. the new law weather but we can and and mildly low 60s. we will squeeze of some 96 hours on monday or tuesday. haskell 15 year-old daughter was shot dead and called police warning them that her father was on her way it his way to kill a grant payments. and the cinderella is said to be a very critical condition this morning. woman who behind the wheel is still in the hospital with police say she was speeding on avoided a muni bus, hit the curb and

caltrans is shutting downtown townsend fran. closures are expected to be scheduled but not until 5:00 tomorrow night. you may remember 280 in san francisco was closed over the memorial day weekend and another 280 closure is planned for the labor day weekend. >>> also starting today no more transfers and the transit agency is allowing unlimited use and it will take less time for them to board the bus this way and they can save it for clippers and have the all day pass. and ferry prices are going up today, bus fares are increasing between 25 and 50 cents. no change to local fares. rides on larkspurs ferris will cost 25 cents more. and some changes approve by san francisco muni go into effect this week. there is as $1.00 increase in the price of parking permits and businesses who operate there. starting this sunday, parking meters are free again and starting in september, bus fairs go up again and they will increase $2 to $68. >>> this morning, the 49ers will have another dry run which opens in less than ever weeks. they are teamin

. >> 23-year-old bethany townsend, suffers from crane's disease and bowel disease, and uses a permanent colostomy bag. she took pictures of herself in a bikini and posted it on facebook. she has been praised for her courage and has garnered 250,000 likes. >> around 6.5 million tons of litter into the ocean each year, killing seabirds and other marine animals like sea turtles. was taken to the ngo travel foundation and highlight how cigarette butts are the most common letter found on beaches, part of a campaign to encourage tourists and beachgoers to appreciate the communities and help keep the jews and the seas clean and healthy. >> with this interactive map of vancouver, canada, you can find out how old a particular building or neighborhood is, with just a few clicks. this was developed by a photographer and illustrated by -- and is both artistic and informative. wasrge portion of the city constructed over 100 years ago. >> this adrenaline-packed clip takes place in kansas city at a theme park. this is the tallest waterslide in the world. here we can see the designer become the first p

linda said good-bye to her family in little port townsend, washington and hit the road. the mormon mother of seven, baker, poet, accomplished vi ee low -- was going on vacation. >> all by yourself? >> all by myself. i've been doing it for years. >> her practice on the road was so sleep during the hot afternoons and drive at night to enjoy the cool summer air. it was midnight when she crossed the border into idaho. >> all my windows were rolled down. i was playing annie lennox "walking on broken glass." >> feeling good. >> i was feeling good. >> then no warning at all. there it was. >> i looked to my left and there was a car with four young people in it and i kind of speeded up, they speeded up, and then i slowed down and they slowed down. the next thing i know they were moving their car towards mine. i stopped my car and i tried to go around them from behind and they pulled their car perpendicular across the highway. >> what were you thinking? did you roll up your windows and locked your do eyour doors? >> i thought i had done that. all except one, the passenger side win

back with me now is major general james spider marks, fran townsend, and also matthew rojansky.this is a question that i promised you before the break. what is vladimir putin likely to do as a response to this crisis? >> so, i think if you look at the evidence so far, putin has made a lot of hay out of plausible deniability. whether you're talking moving across the border into ukraine, command and control loose or tight, the russians deny they're actually calling the shots. they claim this is the separatists. this is a war in ukraine between one ukrainian faction and another ukrainian faction. i think it's going to be very important to putin in continuing to maintain that premise that he'll point to evidence that came out last week, some evidence this week of the rebels claiming that they got ahold of sophisticated air defense equipment from ukrainian units, that they had captured it in ukraine itself. so that provides the distance on the level of the equipment. they will deny that they're in command. and we've seen that all also in the evidence coming out. these wiretapped phon

and then continuing toward townsend after midnight. any thundo frederick county, the concern now high winds and heavy rain. thunderstor for tomorrow, will it be severe. we'll let you know? >>> and it has been a wild day of weather across the country. intense lightning lit up the sky in chicagoli and in other parts of the country there was large hail, high winds, and at least one tornado touchdown. the seve storm system is now threatening than 100 million people from the mid atlanticth northeast. now take a look at this. a tornado in tennessee caught on camera. this is just one of the ones that hit the area. another tornado badly damaged this town in tennessee. it destroyed ten homes and left a lot of debris to be cleaned up. but al, so far, no reports of anyone being seriously hurt. now remember, you can always stay ahead of the storms with the lates updates on the palm of your hand. just download the storm team 4 app. it's available for free from the app store or google play. >>> it could be a game changer for northn virginia. in just

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first game townsend with the return here. that will hit her partner in the back of the head. unphased by this. a few minutes later they called a time-out. she was crying in pain on the bench. she had to withdraw. it was a good evident but not here. that was a deciding moment. they won. your final score, 21-16. what they should have done is grab a fan out of the crowd, let them be her partner. >> probably some players would have loved it. >> that hurts. >> i thought the catcher was supposed to block home plate. (vo) ours is a world of passengers. the red-eyes. (daughter) i'm really tired. (vo) the transfers. well, that's kid number three. (vo) the co-pilots. all sitting... ...trusting... ...waiting... ...for a safe arrival. introducing the all-new subaru legacy. designed to help the driver in you... ...care for the passenger in them. the subaru legacy. it's not just a sedan. it's a subaru. >>> pardon me. we have to go. tonight show is next. >> good night, everybody. without the internet i would probably be like a c student. internet essentials from comcast has brought low-cost

this is a live look at route 13 at townsend boulevard.oute 1 aquiet this morning, so is interstate 95. that closure still out there on 495. on 42 northbound near creek road, we have an active construction zone until about 6:00 this morning. >>> new from overnight, chester police are investigating a shooting that has left five people hurt. nbc 10's katy zachry is live outside the chester police department. katy, what happened? >> reporter: the shooting happened around midnight. we are still sorting out the details. we've reached out to the detectives and police chief who we understand were at the scene. here's video of the scene, the gunfire erupted at the intersection of th and tillman streets around midnight. five people were shot at this single scene, from the bullet casings you see on the ground there were at least eight to ten shots fire. chester police and chester fire responded and blocked off the area for several hours. we are waiting to hear back. i've reached out to the chester police commissioner about the details surrounding th

we have fran townsend now with us on the phone, national security analyst. and fran, i have to say, there are a number of national security concerns raised by even these early reports. >> reporter: absolutely, john. you know, so the american intelligence and law enforcement community sources tell us they're doing all the things you might expect them to do. they take nothing for granted. you know, i agree with what jim has said and the likelihood that this may be a plane that was shot down by one of, you know, either on the russian or ukrainian side. but right now, what law enforcement intelligence is doing are going back, looking to see if there was any intelligence that would have suggested a direct or specific threat to this plane. i'm told initial, we've got to remind our viewers, this is only all very preliminary, but they don't see any specific threat to this plane from a terrorist attack. law enforcement and intelligence officials are looking at the passenger list, cargo manifest, the pilot. you're doing all the sorts of things, you're looking, as you

so for townsend, smyrna, heartly and wood side. we're tracking showers and storms moving east at 35 miles an hour, and with wind in excess of, 60 miles an hour, also capable of produce something hail. you can see on street level, those showers and storms, from moorestown down to malvern, even inching closer to wilmington close to philadelphia, as well. we will sit about 13 lightening strikes within the past 15 minutes, and more showers and storms are on the way for tonight. this is all part of a bigger storm system, one frontal boundary moving in tonight, and another one on the way as we get in the start of the workweek on monday. we will talk about what ace head, isolated thunderstorm for rest of tonight. less active overnight but things will refire as we get into monday afternoon with the threat of severe weather. we will take a closer look at that with the full, exclusive accu weather forecast, walter. >> you can stay on top of the bad weather with the storm tracker six app, get audio alerts, live raid yard and updated accu weat

rising star taylor townsend hits a return right in the back of her partner's head.y but she had to leave the court and the rules say the match must go on. so townsend had to face their two opponents alone without being allowed to return shots from her partner's side. she lost, but she did her best and guess what, she got a standing ovation because she did her best despite being left alone out there on the court. >>> well, look at this. a true marvel of technology. i believe this would make offices better around the world. instead of printing out expense reports how about pancakes. 180 of them per hour. alaska airlines has now installed this in four airport lounges. it's become so popular that frequent flyers apparently are scheduling their trips around the machine's hours. >> really? >> yes. so that they can press print on the thing and get a pancake immediately. that's where we are in the world. >> or go to mcdonald's. >> yes. >> like there are plenty of places but exciting to go like that, print. >> the little things that excite us. >> yeah. >> thanks. >>> we turn

. >> president lazarus, members, my name is arnold townsend and this store happens to be in the district and the neighborhood that i have lived and worked in for the better part of 50 years. i know the market and i don't, i know the owner i don't know the owner well, i knew the previous owner, but just simply will say that i am not a smoker and i don't believe with the children smoking and i work with a lot of youth in the community and the president of the economic opportunity council and my office is less than a half a block away and i want you to let you know that this store does not have a reputation for one causing disruption in our community, or selling alcohol to minors i work with the youth in the community and this is known as a place that they can get alcohol and there are a couple of other places that i can tell you about, where they think that it is easier but this store does not have that reputation. and in the community, yes, there are close to 2,000 students within 7 blocks or less. there have always been 2,000 students within 7 blocks or less, and they have not had this p

for more on the file, we are joined by matt townsend. why are they planning to call the loan?oan that has a stipulation that says if dov charney is not the ceo, the loan goes into default. it was triggered when the board suspended charney two weeks ago with the intent of firing in 30 days. to grant aglected waiver. charney toshing for be back at the company at least short-term to stabilize. they are worried about losing $10 million. it is an unsecured loan. if the company were to file for bankruptcy, this loan would potentially not get repaid at all. it is about getting their money while they can. they have this stipulation they can call it in if he is not the ceo. >> lion capital can call it in if dov charney is not the ceo. what do the other investors want? what are they doing? >> a hedge fund recently became the largest investor in american apparel, standard general based in new york. we are talking to the company and looking at ways to improve the finances and reshape the board. we learned over the weekend from sources one thing standard general is considering is funding t

going to japan for the first time, going to tokyo for the first time, to what eric clapton and pete townsendeigning guitar gods of england. what they must have gone through the week that jimi hendrix came to town. you hear about it, you go see it, a whole window opens up into a whole new thing. and you think, what does this mean? what do i have left to say? what do i do now? >> welcome to tokyo. you are not invited. this is the other tokyo. 12-hour flight and i'm baked. no sleep. might as well -- must -- go out. ♪ the kabuchiko district near my hotel has the advantage of being where the subterranean life, the repressed ids of the japanese male, some female too, come out to play. joining me is japanese film producer and production manager maso sokubel. always a good sign when protective chains separate entertainers from the soon to be entertained. right? prepare yourself for the greatest show in the history of entertainment. >> a long time ago on a planet far away -- ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> no. no, it can't be over! not yet. no! but yet -- yet it is. with a series of chaste high fives with the hard-work

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chronicle reports that stone bridge corporation based in colorado has bought the mcdonalds at third and townsend and plans to build a 225 room hotel. another hotel about the same size is in the works on king street just a block away. >>> a new report seems to demonstrate just how much yosemite national park means to california's economy. the national park service says more than 3 million park visitors collectively spent $373 million in communities near yosemite. that includes bars, restaurants and hotels within 60 miles of the park. according to reports from the national park, yosemite supports 30,000 parks in the area. >>> police are trying to unravel a mysterious security lapse involving the world famous brooklyn bridge. two flags that had been bleached white were placed on the bridge. two people seen scaling the bridge changed the flags. it's not clear why they did it. >>> today we learned the name of a passenger killed in a suspected drunk driving crash last friday. this is all that's left of the 1999 corvette involved in that crash. the chp says cory mcdunna was driving drunk when he crashe

the author is tim townsend. it is a book written by a world war ii chaplain. it is an unusual story. thinkws me every time you you know a lot about what is going on in history, there is so much more history than there are historians. thewar ended in europe, commander who oversaw the had 21rg trials .igh-ranking nazis is who were going to be put on trial. decidedrican colonel these germans ought to have chaplains. it would be good if he could find two chaplains fluent in german. one who was lutheran, because most protestants in germany were lutheran, and one who is roman catholic because a lot of the germans were roman catholic. he called upon to do highly decorated and highly respected men who were fluent in german. was a missouri said not lutheran -- synod lutheran who had been in a german-speaking family. father o'connor agreed to stay behind and so did henry gericke. they decided to stay behind and minister to these guys on trial. ultra would be acquitted -- four would be acquitted. 11 were lynched. the others were given long prison terms. it never occurred

taylor townsend. reporting. >> all right, here i go. so now the intern gets t ready for there is allison? now i'm feeling myself a little. >> again, my girl, okay, watch this. >> i'm sorry. >> you try. >> oh! >> hey, thanks, jen. i'm going to go tonight. >> all right. philadelphia freedoms, team tennis, that's tonight, villanova. hey, weird al aliening witch is promoting husband new cd by releasing eight new videos in just eight days. >> cool. >> and the very first of those videos is none other than a parody of pharrell's big hit, happy. it is called tacky. >> ♪ >> and mark black, video has been released by nerdits. com. >> that's fun. >> i it's all right. >> all right, you know, this john legend guy, i mention him almost every day, he's married to chrissy teeing and. oh, ho. chrissy was once fired from a modeling job. >> what? >> the shocking reason why she says she was let this is the "name your price" tool. it gives you options based on your budget -- it's a piece of cake. i was told there would be cake. get a free quote at progressi

. >> townsend. >> have i ever met you? >> we've never met. >> quite an experience. i'm mike jerrick. and i microwave hotdogs. >> do yours again? >> ben from true new before area. >> pet trues. >> my brother justin. >> is he okay? >> 1120 walnut st. >> okay. >> jenny at dock street brewery. >> i know you. >> okay. so, what's the idea tomorrow night by the way, union trust, is that where it is? >> yep. >> a competition. >> you can transfer. i watch the show on tv called top chef. but this one is called hop chef. i'm guessing beer related food? >> it is cents a beer pairing or food pairing with beer competition, a lot of the dishes, paired with certain beers, that brewery makes. >> okay. >> i'm doing a rare, so i started with that smoke duck, and little plum salad. >> hey, george, let's try to do it this way, maybe in order. so pairing certain beer with food. >> yes, three philosophers, belgium quadruple. >> let's see. >> sock rat east. >> plate owe, and -- >> sure. >> right there. >> so what would you pair that with? >> right here a braze dollars lamb rib with cherry

and clay townsend are and miami. >>: the to our amongst the players that will represent the u.s.. >>: the best part of this with raw try to make the same and we compete along the way and make each other better. >>: >>: the first ever again will take place in spain from august 30th. >>: this of this arrest first competition since that terrible bell was not and will 10. >>: a local basketball film of the park hours before the championship game. >>: timothy for randolph was shy while running into a ground to and his condition is now on known bell have extensive. c >>: call for a cease-fire is ignored as a dozen books for a cease-fire. secretary state jan carey says the u.s. is working hard to sustain a cease-fire. >>: still not be hot and then some trees will max out and tomorrow be clear and was still the on one side. and then to paris and friday your seat temperatures drop. you see that his seven dead around a very forecasts. >>: what we're seeing currently on the red of the radar. it's a half and half months. its patchy at best this morning. it was checking the weather in the morning