is supervisor david campos. [ applause ] >> our second panel member is rich van coal from the a l u unit. sean c'mon up and h from elixir, your famous entertainment attorney mark raney. and last but not least. c'mon up. >> i just want to say thanks for coming, you guys. i hope we are keeping you awake. we are going to throw some questions to these panelist and we'll have questions. just be nice and there is that mic. it's cord less. you can pull it out and move it around the crowd if you want to. yes. thanks again for coming. we'll take later. >> okay, panelist, recently for the second time senator mark, introduced last call at 4 a.m.. this would leave it to individual jurisdictions to determine whether or not they wanted to implement a 4 a.m. last call. the resolution did not make it

but e-u officials say united nations inspectors should report their initial findings before action isen. i'm martha shade reporting for kron 4 news. >> members of all faiths have gathered for a vigil being led by pope francis in st. peter's square at the vatican. he's praying to end the bloodshed in syria. and the pontiff is also urging world leaders to choose the path of diplomacy over military action. thousands of people around the world protested -- as well as supported - possible airstrikes in syria by the u.s. and the bay area was one of those areas. those in protest had a very clear message -- the government could start a war, but not feed the poor. supporters said syria should be punished for hurting its own people and action is necessary. california congresswoman nancy pelosi -- here in the bay area weighed in with her thoughts. >> stopping those weapons of mass destruction is a pillar of our democracy. i am excited and glad that i think that this is necessary. >> a bit out of step with her district and the general consensus of the netted states this is a disastrous push by th

regan united the party. u he didn't isolate his allies in the interest of self-promotion. what cruz is also doing is more damaging. e he is giving reid and the democrats an excuse to bust the spending caps and to use the leverage. that is the best lefnlg that republicans have to bring down spending. it is, woulding. >>> when we come back, a historic phone call between president obama and rouhani opens the door to the nuclear program. will the outcome be different this time around? >>> iran's new presidentni m rouhani made his debut and there was a series of other speeches and news conferences and other meetings in new o york.d but notably none with president barack obama whose white house offered an informal encounter between the two leaders, something iranian officials rejected.g but friday afternoon the two leaders finally connected in a 15-minute phone call. the first communication between an american and iranian president 1979. "wall street journal" global view columnist brett stevens joins us with more. why this new enthusiasm from the iranians? at least at the appear

u. militia of the united states and many of his critics are already saying that this is a weak presidents a bumbling president who's not known how to act and react to this things has been matched by president putin of russia at every step and clearly he must be looking it's only there were many years of his presidency and hopefully this issue goes away and rather than starting a war i think he's obviously inquiry was desperate to get off the hook having promised military action or chemical weapons how he still has it realized that he was facing a possibility of a congressional defeat that public opposition was massively against this he wanted a way out so i think it's quite difficult for obama know to turn around and say yeah we're going to carry out military strikes the words will remain or if you like but the reality is going to be very different we do have to leave it there thank you day for your time that's political analyst chris bambery thank you thank you want maloof has worked for the u.s. defense department for nearly thirty years and he showed us what he claims is a classified u

u-n inspectors s >>> a united nations report released today says thest e evidence is clear chemical weapons were used in syria. united nation expect ors says blood and urine samples collected trip planner some 1400 victims shows it was used in last month's attack. it was used in rockets. the urn says it's investigating 14 other possibly chemical attacks in syria. also today president obama cleared the way for the u.s. to provide nonlethal chemical weapons to syrian opposition in hopes to deter any future attacks. >>> massive air rescue is underway in the colorado communities hit hard by epic flooding. 21 helicopters fanned out searching for missing residents. 7 people have been killedded. thousands without power own phone service. saying it could take more than a year to rebuild from the floods that danged or destroyed 19,000 homes. and despite the destruction a couple of adventure seekers took use of the nature rapids. person who shot this video is democratting the flooding in her neighborhood when she spotted the kayaks. >>> they canning other headlines the di crab low state park has reop

argue that these somewhat softer approach towards the taliban on the part of the united nations essentially follows a u. turn in the american policy towards the taliban and we know that the united states after years of waging war against the taliban is now considering the taliban as its negotiating partner how would you respond to that criticism that the u.n. linus saw was. influenced by the american policies first of all those russian almost you are referring to they should ask this question. notably permanent members of the security council because of course the security council to decide it that is high time to create two lists at a slightly different regime and slightly different expectations of this secondly. if you are asking what is our position it is indeed if we want to have political solution we must create the conditions for reaching such a political solution and it means. conditions that would enable those on the side of the taliban to to at least to be a part of political solution to become part of the political solution we'll continue this conversation a right after a short break. a . ver

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[ woman ] we arthe united states postal service [ man ] we are the united states postal servi. [ male announcer and our priority is ugo to usps.co® and try it tay. >> new tonight at eight we are four days away from apple's big press event for the company will unveil the new iphone. we sent our tech reporter gabe slate to an apple store to find out what apple numbers people are buzzing about the most. >> i'm in downtown san francisco at apple's flagship store near union's aware. i came down here today kind of hoping i will have someone walking out of the store with a new iphone five and i could say to them, why are you buying a new iphone when there's a new one coming out in four days, and they will be like, i didn't know there was a new one. but that was a lame idea because no one is buying an iphone today. everyone knows that apple is having a big press event in four days on tuesday. people just want to no, what is the new iphone going to feature? so let's take a look at the latest rumors. >> apple might offer an iphone with a 6-inch screen. the current iphone five has a 4- inch screen so that will be a huge differ

united nations. thanks again. >>> u ,000 earlier this evening, -- now, earlier this evening, i spoke as the chief u.n.s inspector in iraq and i asked this him how this new syrian agreement might work. >> it would endorse the geneva agreement between russia and the united states and i think that's crucial. as we just heard, it probably will be a little sour on some of the things that the russians and the americans wanted. truly t after such a long period of time, the operations which means russia and the united states, i think this is a significant political development and the the we should see it as such. >>> i think about it's a deal like this that just couldn't happen. >> what is happening, hopefully, it's a beginning of a new forced cold war period where these two big powers and the other permanent member of security council might actually get their act together and achieve something and it's what they are supposed to be doing and the whole world wants them to do. in particular, that if this work, that they might discoverer that working with each other hasn't bitten them on the hand. it would be co

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with a proposed united nations deal on restricting emissions promised in the next two years... uban ki- moon says now is the time to combat these changes. ban says: "this new report will be essential for governments as they work to finalize an ambitious legal agreement on climate change in 2015. climate scientists warn the consequences of global warming could last for centuries. stocker says: "the warming in the climate system is unequivocal, a conclusion that has been drawn in the fourth assessment report, now based on many more multiple lines of independent evidence from all climate system components system is clear" (on cam tag) according to the report, global temperatures could go up anywhere from a half a degree to nearly 9 degrees by the end of the century. in london, greg palkot, fox news. if you're feeling a little spicy today... there's good reason to cook up some hispanic food... after the break... how you can celebrate national hispanic heritage month with a dish like this. you're watching fox45 morning news, weekends. ((break 6)) ((bump in)) ((bump in)) she's got a re

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of the united nations general assembly, all eyes will be on an expected meeting between secretary of state john kerry and his iranian counterpart. this meeting would be the highest level direct u-s and iranian meeting since 19-79. as ed payne reports... this comes as diplomatic efforts have already yielded results for a possible security council resolution on syria. a united nations diplomat says russia has agreed to three basic points toward a security council resolution on syria... and ridding the country of its chemical weapons. the first--to hold syria accountable for attacks on august 21-st. the second--binding and enforceable language for measures against syria if it violates the disarmament regime or uses chemical weapons. the third-the council will expedite their discussion of the matter. this comes one day after president barack obama addressed the u-n general assembly, asking for accountability. "the syrian government took a first step by giving an accounting of its stockpiles. now, there must be a strong security council resolution to verify that the assad regime is keeping its commitments, and there must be consequences if they fail to do so." but the resolution wo

u n charter and is not allow for the automatic use of force. it reaffirms theamerican agreemt in geneva. the use of chemical weapons will have to be carefully investigated by the united nations security council. the council will stand ready to take action under chapter seven of the u n charter. any incident which is considered a violation of the resolution would have to be proved 100% before any action is taken. >> the resolution also calls for the convening of the geneva peace talks, which the u.s. secretary general moon says could happen as soon and november. this is where the syrian government and opposition are supposed to negotiate a peaceful path towards their future and in ultimate and to the 2-wood half year civil war taking place in that country. russia's foreign minister says the syrian opposition as well as the government is obliged to comply with all measures in the security council resolution. >> the responsibility for implementing this resolution lies not only with the government of syria, according to the demands of the united nations security council, it will also have to cooperate with you and experts. >> u.s. secretary of state john kerry said the p

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gm 05 -- gmo -- thediageo meant genetically modified crops that we take for granted in the u -- and the unitedtes -- gmo products are prohibited in the u.k. and europe. in the process of fighting those, they destroyed farmers fields. now that it comes to fracking, the u.k. leadership has done a poor job, both the industry as well is the government, in preparing its population for the eventuality of fracking. largely depending upon the anticipated shortages of natural gas in the u.k., the fact that they have been talking about lights out in the u.k. for the last three or four years by 2016, because of the loss of power generation capability from old coal plants and nuclear plants. they assume too much, that fracking would simply be accepted without educating the public and positioning this opportunity for the u.k., which is a huge opportunity, just as in the united states. the public is not really well- informed. the u.s. is far better informed about fracking, even though we still have our issues and our pockets of misunderstanding in the united states. host: to explain the two sides of the deb

now, the president also wants the democratic leader to represent the united states in the 68th session of the u-n. in a statement, lee said she believes now more than ever that the u.s. has to fully engage the u-n and the international community to ensure a more peaceful world. >> pam: >> jacqueline: temperatures were sadistically cooler than yesterday's. but low clouds hung on. out and fairfield we were and 80 degrees yesterday 100 degrees and livermore went to yester that today 86 degrees. today the fault will return tonight and the wide spread. making its way from peak to the entirear with n colder than today talking in the '60s and '70s. as we head into the week and it will be a ship with a slightly warmer conditions. >> reporter: all because of people behaving badly coming up next. >> pam: and coming up in sports. the first place a's hook up with the minnesota twins for the first time this season. gary has the highlights later in the show it's great having at&t u-verse high speed internet. walter likes to download fix-it videos... and watch "boardwalk empire." it helps sam with math... [ b

[ woman ] we arthe united states postal service [ man ] we are the united states postal servi. [ male announcer and our priority is u. go to usps.co® and try it tay. (male announcer): now, here's stanley roberts who found some people behaving badly. >> reporter:it's an area with giants cup cakes, gingerbread boys and androids standing tall you will find rainbow colored bicycles, to many to count >> reporter: but you will also find people behaving badly , welcome to google land as i like to call it, it's real name is mountainview where you might find texting bus drivers in wife beater'sshirts wife beaters .google it >> reporter:apparenlty in silicon valley, the heart of technology still in the dark ages when it comes to hands free >> reporter:because if they didn't have a cell phone firmly attached to their ear bicylist too >> reporter:then they were texting and not a quick text which is still illegal but many were texting the entire lenth of light >> reporter: and even if you couldn't see the phone you could tell by the all too fimiliar head bob reading test messages looking at the light reading test messages lookin

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[ woman ] we arthe united states postal service [ man ] we are the united states postal servi. [ male announcer and our priority is u to usps.co® and try it tay. a family in south carolina >> pam: says their dog helped catch an abusive baby sitter. >> pam: after moving to charleston last year, benjamin and hope jordan needed to find a baby sitter for their then seven-month old son finn. >> pam: it didn't take long for the couple to find someone. >> pam: they hired 21-year old alexis kahn for the job. who came up clean in a background check. >> pam: however their confidence in her didn't last too long. after their friendly puppy >>"about five months into her being our baby sitter, we started to notice that our dog was very defensive of our son when she would come in the door. he was very aggressive towards her and a few times we actually had to physically restrain our dog from going towards her.' >> pam: the now-suspicious parents had a plan. >> pam: hope suggested they place an i phone under the couch and let the phone record what happens while they were at work. >> pam: when the couple got home, they listened to th

we for the first time u-stream had a webcast which was a live feed all over the united states in the world showing off golden gate park and the performers. and it was really quite exciting, including sir paul mccartney, who said, i want to make sure my performance is good enough. so, his was the one feed on paul mccartney was done sunday night as the last act of the festival, and he approved, a tremendous amount of material. 72 san francisco restaurants were involved in the festival. 36 northern california wineries and 16 northern california breweries including four from san francisco proper were involved. this was our sixth year. and to remind you, the first year of the festival, park and rec brought in $8 25,000. this year, the total permit fee paid to san francisco rec and park, and even phil will be surprised, is $2,225,7 96.94. this includes 89,$250 for the gardner endowment that we added last year ~. and 15,000 for the polo generation fee, the polo field fee to make sure the fields are in mint condition. so, after six years arthur lambs has brought in $8.2 million to san franci

united states. >> let's talk about syria. we hear they've reached a deal with russia to give u up their chemical weapons. e reinforced? >> huge day yesterday, gayle. the united states wants a threat of force written into the u.n. council resolution. they said, not yet. we're not going to let you have that. it was a big give for the u statz to say okay, we're going to drop it. that's what happened over this week and what caused them to get the deal done. he said no matter what happens, united states is going to maintain its eun last real ability, force in syria. so he gets to say that, the union gets to sidestep that and that's how it got done. >> are we okay with trusting even ice going to do. >> the devil lies in the details. one interesting now is the uft government says assad the dictate hearse to go. he's mored too many of his own people. they have to go. >> but now they made a weapons deal with him. how long does it take to get the deal done. >> you heard them say they were disappointed. it doesn't have that enforcement resolution. he said the rebels who are tries to deget him, they feel abandoned. d

president dilma rousseff lashed out at the united states, accusing the n-s-a of intercepting her communications with cabinet members as well as those of brazil's u-n mission and state-run oil company. dilma rousseff / brazilian president "tampering in such a manner in the affairs of other countries is a breach of international law and an affront to the principles that must guide the relations among them, especially among friendly nations." (anchor tag) last month, president obama pledged to work with congress to "pursue appropriate reforms" to the government's surveillance programs. however, some critics say those reforms would stop short of limiting the power of the intelligence community. in new york, ainsley earhardt, fox news. coming up on the early edition... lifting fingerprints... off bombs. the sensitive techniques that go into the delicate procedure. ((break 1)) ((ad lib meteorologist)) ((traffic reporter ad reporter ad libs)) map smart map 40 map green map coming up... the orioles lost their star third baseman last week. hear manny machado speak about his injury. explosion getting into the mind... of a bomb-maker. the signature element

u-verse high speed internet. rethink possible. >>> you probably recall that deadly limo fire on the san mateo bridge earlier this year. now if investigative unit digs deeper. the issue, are bay area limos getting properly inspected. watch as we found some companies not playing by the rules, dodging safety inspections by underreporting critical information. investigative reporter takes us undercover. >> hi, nice to meet you. >> it wasn't hard to find them. limo companies that should not be operating because they don't have an active permit. so we went undercover and met with drivers from the bay limo. they gave us the grand tour of their lincoln stret limo. the drivers ensure is they're safe and licensed. >> are you sure it's safe? >> totally. we're parents and we actually pick our kids up in this the other light. >> do you have to have a license o something you show your customers in. >> yes. >> but they don't. according to the california public utilities commission, the agency that regulates limo companies, their license was revoked six months ago for failing to maintain proper insurance. even though their active website calls the company a h

unit for $5 billion dollars. the market on edge. the possibility of a u-s military strike against syria is creating tense trading in stocks and commodities. this week, the senate begins debate and will likely vote on a resolution to use force against the syrian government in retaliation for a suspected chemical attack on the syrian people. house leaders are said to be waiting for a senate vote before taking up the matter.. president obama is set to speak to american's tuesday about his decision to use force. wall street has one other concern beyond the potential airstrike-- the crisis in syria may delay president obama's decision on who may replace ben bernanke as fed chairman. scott shellady of trean joins us on this monday morning. good morning! good morning once again the market is on syria watch. > > yea it's gonna be on syria watch, it's gonna be on what we see what's happening with this syria as far as we do with the probably gets more clarity towards the end of the week. i think on that one but, we're gonna watch that ten year rate rise maybe throu