. >> detroit is now the largest u. city to file for bankruptcy it cannot match it -- manages self. >> were at the end of the road. we can borrow any more money. john: detroit was -- now in such a wreck. >> for $1,500 you could buy this house. john: for years politicians promised that they would fix detroit. >>etroit show again become the great city that is its destiny. john: instead. >> they turned city hall into a den of bribes and kickbacks making themselves rich. john: is there hope for places like detroit? >> it will turn around the city of detroit. >> the motor city. this is will we do. john: what's up with detroit? can this happen to your town? that's our show tonight. ♪ >> and now john stossel. ♪ john: detroit was once the richest city in america. i was three years old and. that was the 1950's. now it's the biggest u.s. city ever to declare bankruptcy. so what happened? our guests tonight have some clues. first, fox news reporter works in detroit and just wrote, detroit, an americanutopsy. an autopsy, one examines th

. >> detroit is now the largest u. cityy it cannot match it -- manages self. >> were at the end of the road. we can borrow any more money. john: detroit was -- now in such a wreck. >> for $1,500 you could buy this house. john: for years politicians promised that they would fix detroit. >>etroit show again become the great city that is its destiny. john: instead. >> they turned city hall into a den of bribes and kickbacks making themselves rich. john: is there hope for places like detroit? >> it will turn around the city of detroit. >> the motor c

get you the resources that you need to run the cultural and art programs and so on behalf of the city l u a and jeff this is our arab heritage month celebration proclimation. (applause). and go giants: enjoy everybody.. >> thank you mr. mayor. (applause). . >> yeah, mayorly thank you very much for the letting us use your house here tonight and letting -- we really appreciate it we know that you ran from the game to get here and so we really appreciate your commitment to our community and we are happy that you are here to celebrate this momentous day with us. we have an awesome community here, we are here to celebrate the awesomeness of our community the dedication of our community and, you know we are hebe here to serve all of you so really this award should go to everybody here in our community. thank you very much. (applause). >>> and i just want to echo jeff's words and say thank you for having us here today and thank you all for joining us and we look forward to many more arab heritage month celebrations and as well as our bigger community center and you know, through all of the diffe

detroit is a total of 18 billion dollars in debt is the largest u-s city in history to file for bankruptcycity's plan is to cut 11-and-a-half billion in unsecured debt -- including pensions-- down to two- billion dollars. that could slash pension benefits and leave investors holding the city's debt. experts blame things like the sharp decline in population and tax revenues.and an unemployment rate of nearly 19 percent. this is going to be a case that will be watched by most around the states. we will have to see what happens. this case of most likely will go to the supreme court. we will have more when this press conference starts. >> bay area housing prices are shooting up the data quick access said the trayvon martin's parents are home price in june was $555,000. that is up 33% from a year ago. alameda county saw the highest increase in the bay area going up 44% in one year. the talking about the acquittal of george zimmerman. price there is now $540,000. >> the median price there is now $540,000. [ male announcer ] you know that sizzler grills the world's best steaks. but did you know w

i think this will bring the community together and be a better fabric to grow in our city. u good afternoon supervisors, i'm a person who has spent a lot of time on the corridor and seen a lot of ups and down. i can see the cdb as being up. there is two types to this story. i know other times, the area has become an unattractive nuisance. i like those who got together for the project. i have never seen so much unity to bring people that have been vested together that sometimes do disagree but over all i think they fully support the dbd. i think the special member of joe, who has been very instrumental in bringing this to the table. he stayed with it. there needed to be a consensus. there always wasn't one. sometimes people point fingers at each other. i think in this particular case there good connectivity with that. supervisor chiu, said not yet, some people think it was long over due. he said you have to get it right if it's going to come out. i think it's right, the time is now and i see a bright future and hopefully with success they can expand the cbd to encompass greate

detroit became the largest u-s city in history to file for bankruptcy. the city's plan now is to cut 11-and-a-half billion in unsecured debt -- including pensions-- down to two-billion dollars. that could slash pension benefits and leave investors holding the city's debt. experts blame things like the sharp decline in population and tax revenues.and an unemployment rate of nearly 19 percent. a judge has ruled that a case challenging the claims on vitaminwater as misleading can move forward as a class-action lawsuit. attorneys representing the health-advocacy group center for science in the public interest and consumers from several states have accused coca- cola of using deceptive labeling on vitaminwater beverages, including claims that they reduce risks of disease and boost the immune system. the judge said that the plaintiffs can seek injunctive relief, which would prevent coca-cola from making certain claims for the product. but he said the parties cannot seek financial damages. we are back at 445. let's find out about the weather as we get started o

some of the main barriers i've seen within our community as michelle as pointing out us u out that the distrust in city agencies and government based on how they're coming from their countries. i think for a lot of our community members it's hard enough to learn how to navigate the department and system and on top of that i know you're not having the in land services and how to access them. that's been one of the main concerns as they're not knowing how to navigate the departments and trying to get the in land service a difficult. some you thought things excuse me. some of the things we're doing to address this include doing a lot of workshops and ethnic media to make sure we have an opportunity to reach anti. and i think i said to conclude that by saying in collaboration with the language access network we're here to make sure we serve the community >> thank you. thanks to the language access network and the real strong collaboration cigarette up for language equality. madam chair can we open this open for public comment? is there anybody who wants to speak. please come forward >> good morning supervi

there is no doubt that opponents will continue to pressure the city by pursuing litigation outside bankruptcy court. detroit is the largest uever filed for bankruptcy. >> flat screens have been a selling point for t-vs for more than a decade. but now companies like l-g and samsung are making t-vs with screens that are *not flat. the new televisions have "concave" screens where the middle bends away from the viewer. l-g says the entire screen surface is equidistant from the viewer's eyes, eliminating the problem of screen-edge distortion and loss of detail. the two companies are launching the t-vs this week in the u-s. the sets have a suggested price of 15-thousand dollars and will be sold in some best buy stores. >> we will be right back. coming up on kron 4 news. bart is unveiling a new car from its fleet to the future. a look inside and when you can expect to ride one. >> we are also keeping an eye on bay area weather and traffic. we will take this live look outside at the bay bridge approach. >> welcome back the time is 9:45 a.m.. we are tracking hot spots. the worst is on interstate 280. even though the accident has cle

>>james:detroit is a total of 18 billion dollars in debt is the largest u-s city in history to file forhe city's plan is to cut 11-and-a-half billion in unsecured debt -- including pensions-- down to two- billion dollars. that could slash pension benefits and leave investors holding the city's debt. experts blame things like the sharp decline in population and tax revenues.and an unemployment rate of nearly 19 percent. the case will also set a legal precedent that will be watched closely by other major cities across the country, which are struggling under the weight of years of accumulated struggling under the weight of years of accumulamom, frank ate the bones. no i didn't. you ate the bones. no, you ate the bones. nobody ate any bones. so, frank didn't eat the bones? no honey, frank did not eat any bones. well he's breathing on me. no i'm not. yes you are. no i'm not. yes you are. no i'm not. yes you are. [ male announcer ] it's kfc original recipe without the bones freshly prepared white or dark meat boneless and skinless try a 10 piece mixed bucket for just $14.99. today tastes so g

city. running.g, and these exercise sessions are "outruns."uwhen you pass people who are not out running and you have and ask, do they give you funny looks? >> typically will stop -- typically. it is very easy to be yoga strong. you can bench to time here body weight. when you mix in the cardio aspects and all the cross training of we do. >> it lasts about an hour and can be adjusted to your individual skill level. -- does not stop the out runner. i stopped though. we moved to the next couple of days and it will be hot out there. the hottest that we've seen all year long. comere going to feel it tuesday, wednesday, thursday. at reagan international airport, it is 81 degrees. it was up to 89 earlier this afternoon. at takoma park, it was 79. it was 90 earlier in the day. radio, elementary school is at 76. temperatures are generally in the upper 70s. there is a drop by several degrees. movell develop as we through the morning hours. ratingat a heat index that feels like 86 at reagan international. this area of high pressure is off the coast and i

sobering stats for the place once called the "safest big city" in the u- s. >> catherine: the port of oakland is open again tonight.. here's a live look. operations resumed around six tonight..after being shut down all day. the port unions agreed not to work for 24-hours in tribute to a worker who died on the job yesterday, 47- year-old joy daniels suffered some kind of medical problem while operating equipment at han- jin shipping. and later died. it was a union decision to honor her with a work stoppage, but some port workers didn't get the message. >> catherine: drivers caught unaware were lined up for blocks.waiting to move their shipments. tonight. there's still no >> catherine: new bart deal. talks continue - but no progress has been reported since last friday. if both sides can't agree by august fourth, another strike is likely. kron-4's scott rates talked to both sides of the negotiating table. he tells us who's prepared to stay on strike for a long time. >> reporter: if there is no contract as of august 4th day will go on strike. i said dow bart management here at bart headqu

break, but coming up in a moment, we're going to talk about what helps makes our cities more bicycle friendly. stay with ulcome back to "beyond the headlines," i'm cheryl jennings. according to a recent study, more than 100,000 bay area residents use a bicycle as their primary means of getting to work every day, and more than a million bay area residents live within five miles of their workplace, which is an ideal distance for bicycling. unfortunately, though, negligence by motorists and cyclists can cause devastating accidents. for example, several bicyclists were killed in 2012, abc transportation reporter found this report in august about a ride to mourn the victims and bring attention to road safety to all. >> reporter: the ride to mourn, the most recent fatality was tuesday on fountain grove parkway at thomas lake harris drive. 37-year-old ruben hernandez was out for an early morning drive. hernandez was a p.e. teacher at a charter school. he was here for a school conference. mark solivinoff's 14-year-old son alexander had an accident at this same intersection two years ago. they say it's a poorly en

city. at least that's the consensus of travel and leisure magazine's readers, who were asked to rank 35 major utan areas on their. snobbishness. san francisco was voted the city that holds its noseit was followed by new york city, boston and minneapolis. santa fe and seattle tied for fifth. the magazine cites san francisco's reputation for being a serious foodie city as cause of its top ranking. >> pam: the royal baby watch is in full swing. catherine, the duchess of cambridge, is expected to give birth any day now. as the world waits, many are trying to guess what the future king or queen will look like. >> pam: new giants hit his home run with the team. gary has the highlights coming up >> reporter: he was an adorable little boy in she is beautiful little girl but what will william and kaplan's babies look like? william and kathryn baby look like? >> reporter: is seems fitting to discuss the baby william and kate over tea. >> 6% to >> reporter: so about a 6 percent chance that they will have a red head. then there is the eyes. she sold graeme in he so blue >> it will be less likely that the b

vacant land, but that will not attract more people who would make u a tax base for a city that is, perhapsnded. >> no, but what you can do is have a plan that reconfigures the ty to be a more successful bring in smaller places. to be head you he to demolish those a abandoned structures. lou: let me ask you this, presumably of the people you think they're smart enough to figure out how to do this have been living in detroit, washington, and around this country for some tim. why should we be any more confident about the geniuses in government providing a prescription for what is a city that has fallen on hard times for the past five decades. and then in an industry base that is basically -- not basically, it is fundamentally saved by the federal governmen money, the taxpayer money. and this is a peculiar thing to do. i. >> i think it's peculiar to think that that policy could be replaced with a policy. it's more thoughtful and focused on a more sustainable approach. just because there have been mistakes in the past. i know you know this. that doesn't mean government is confined to always mak

u make of this? >> it is a tale of two cities if you don't mind me. stockton was a perfect storm of a very intense time of overspding, overpromising and under developing where troit is a systematic breakdown what would have been progressive polici in the socialgenda front. i grew up south of detroit in ohio, went to the city on a regular basis. it was a magnificent place. to see it deteriorater you have a a huge pension obligatio, thfacthe tax base has left metropolitanarea, buildg up over the last 15 to 20 years, it is the perfect storm. gerri: here is what rick snyder said. >> hat'll come through the process, the point is anybody buying bonds should be aware of the financl challenges. we want to work through this, get that done. gerri: having big effects, what do you make of the governor's statement, what he had to y about this. what he isaying is quite daerous. he has characterized the general obligation bondss being unsecured creditors of the city, and i alwayselieved and i think th market believes the past 100 yes they are obscured by the municip

s u it doesn't apply to all the businesses and the city and it just wasn't and well thought out plan. >> the large retailer accountability act, as its its known, would amy to few other big stores in the district like target, home depot, also best buy but as we understand itand they'll probably have a grace gr period for them. lawmakers unionized would be exempt. >> thank you a big day for imgraition on chill. and to sway g.o.p. lawmakers. then they'll handout care packages to republicans and plan rallies on the hill this afternoon. over in the senate there's a procedural vote to stop the interest rates on subsidized loans from doubling to 6.8%.%. >> the investigation continues surrounding death of a 7-year-old boy in the district. and why he wasn't found until more than 30 hours later after being reported missing. michael kingsbury who had autisa was found in a locked car just j feet from his home on monday. his mother reported him missingi on sunday but police believe hee had been dead for some time. t officers say they searched that car around 1:30 sunday afternoot but didn't see th

city. we'll show you where - next. look at 'em. living on cloud nine with that u-verse wireless receiver. you see in my day, when my mom was repainting the house, you couldn't just set up a tv in the basement. i mean, come on! nope. we could only watch tv in the rooms that had a tv outlet. yeah if we wanted to watch tv someplace else, we'd have to go to my aunt sally's. have you ever sat on a plastic covered couch? [ kids cheering ] you're missing a good game over here. those kids wouldn't have lasted one day in our shoes. [ male announcer ] add a wireless receiver. call to get u-verse tv for just $19 a month with qualifying bundles. rethink possible. >> one year ago today a gunman shot dozens of people during a showing of "the dark knight rises" at a theater in aurora, colorado. last night, family, friends and activists gathered to remember the victims of the attack. and of recent gun violence. they also called for stricter gun control. ted rowlands has more. >> i remember the terror and ideals in that instant that i would get shot. >> reporter: many changes. 70 injured this theater has

there's a heat advisory for the city of washington.ngto we'll have more on the forecaste coming up. u back to you guys. >> thank you very much tucker to. beat the heat cooling centers opening up across the region. r they'll up in camp springs and you are in carolton. virginia, fairfax county residents are urged to cool off at libraries. >> research in one maryland mar county shows teens and young people are, you know, they areh finding themselves homeless. as fox 5's beth parker shows uss some are working to make sure they have a place to turn. >> never in 1,000 years i never thought i would be homeless. i didn't grow up to think i would be homeless one day. >> but this 21-year-old is homeless. she's in school and working and grateful to have a bed for herself and her baby. >> devastating because no mother want their child 20 -- to be one the street.th >> you never know where you'll be. you have to have like a survival type mentality. >> what is saving them is promise place. >> it doesn't look like a shelter. it looks like a home. >> but it is a shelter, the first of its kind in princ

city director of look at 'em. living on cloud nine with that u-verse wireless receiver. you see in my day, when my mom was repainting the house, you couldn't just set up a tv in the basement. i mean, come on! nope. we could only watch tv in the rooms that had a tv outlet. yeah if we wanted to watch tv someplace else, we'd have to go to my aunt sally's. have you ever sat on a plastic covered couch? [ kids cheering ] you're missing a good game over here. those kids wouldn't have lasted one day in our shoes. [ male announcer ] add a wireless receiver. call to get u-verse tv for just $19 a month with qualifying bundles. rethink possible. >> it's a easy way to commute. >> i use it every day to go to work. you walk out and you don't need anything, because the bike is right here. >> i have a helmet. >> about every day, i ride about 35 miles. i try to do it, in the morning, during lunch and afterwards. >> i love the city bike. >> right now i'm going up to 34 and 8th avenue. my only complaint is that after 6:00, there's no bikes left. off to work. >> welcome back, commuters are e

the city in big trouble, some people have left, population declining. u cannot even get a cop or a famine to your house inside of an hour. the problems go way beyond muni bonds, right? >> absolutely. they are just the finymptom of the collapse it detroit is a mess, it has been a ms, on trial for everything wrong with urban america. your heart has to go out to these with the you think deserve the pension or not. they are now in a situation where they don't know if the will continue to get the pension that they have relieupon to live. it is veryompete a situation and won't be sorted out quickly. gerri: we have to haveome sympathy for these people, but the city overpromise and under delivered. people are not paying their water bills, their heating bills, at e end of the y the city has made major mistakes on theay and if anybody was to pay, it has to be the local government. >> here's where get down to the crux of the probl. not just in califora, but with detroit and even bigger cities like los angeles tt have a looming pension problem. not that we don't feel

associated and united taxicab workers gathering on the steps of city hall this will be taking place at noon. they say services like lift, uside car are, in fact, illinois legal and should be stopped. they add the bandied cabs are using creative language to work their way around and side step state regulation and they are putting the public at risk. the california public utilities commission is allowing the ride jt companies to operate until it can come up with rules for them. >>> meantime, officials at san francisco international airport not waiting for those new rules. they the fire is past month, they have been citing and arresting drivers who pick up and drop off÷f)w passengers at airport. an airport-n:v spokesperson sa they have had seven citizensvm9 arrests since july tenth. many for unlaw protesting. they have issued cease and desist letters for side car and uber. >>> people love movies who says dvds are dead? scott mcgrew, red box, hit a big milestonexyv÷ this morning. >> in colorado, someone represented the 3 millionth dvd f%áhe red box machine, "the call" starring halley berry. red box is going to celebrate eve

bridge, it will be wide open from hayward to foster city but there are a few extra headlights and taillights eastbound and westbound direction. we will keep u update >> live from the kgo-tv broadcast center this is abc7 news. >> what do we want? what do we want? what do we want? >> bart workers did not get the contract they wanted. officially bart is on strike. there is no bart train service today. bay area commuters need to put their backup plans in place. we have been on the air since 4:00 a.m. to help you get through the bart strike. >> we have coverage for you on the bart strike starting with leyla gulen who is checking the roads which could get jammed earlier than usual. >> good morning, everyone. we are checking all the roadways in the bay area. everything is clear and at top speed. we are seeing a knew extra cars on the road. i will show you where in a moment. we have an accident in vallejo eastbound 37 at columbus parkway up 80 you can see how that is causing slowing. a solo vehicle spinout on the shoulder causing spectator slowing. in san jose, this is along 101, 280. that is coming away from 17. there are hardly any cars on the ro

u i. in linea deadly crash on highway 280 this morning in redwood city. a result of the accident details. it involved two cars and one person died. authorities say they'll re- open the lanes around 7 a-m. we'll keep you updated on that. meantime, drivers should find alternative routes through the area. "no justice" continue one week after the acquittal of george trayvon martin. demonstrators taking to the steets around the nation and in the bay area. on what was called "national justice for trayvon day." in the bay area demonstrations took place in san francisco and oakland. hundreds rallied in front of the federal building in oakland yesterday afternoon. they want to make sure the death of trayvon martin stays in the forefront of the nations conciousness. city and community leaders attended to support further legal avenues and to underscore that violence will not serve their ends. >>anyone who engages in breaking windows or destroying property at a rally that's for discussing the trayvon martin issues is doing a disservice to the purpose of the rally bec

catherine: a man killed while trying to help victims of an alleged d-u-i crash has been identified as 32 year old kirk peterson of redwood cityhe was walking across southbound 280 towards the accident just before 3-a-m sunday -- when he was hit by another car and killed. three people in the initial crash suffered minor injuries. those who know peterson are feeling deeply sorry for his new wife -- who was there when the crash happened. >> ".as it is." >> reporter:the 25 year old vallejo man >> catherine: initial crash was arraigned today on a felony dui charge. the driver who ran over the good samaritan is cooperating with investigators. it's not >> catherine: new tonight at eight. san mateo police are searching for the man they say exposed himself and inappropriately touched a young girl this is surveillance video released by police. it happened last month at the barnes and noble on hillsdale boulevard in san mateo kron 4's scott rates talked look at 'em. living on cloud nine with that u-verse wireless receiver. you see in my day, when my mom was repainting the house, you couldn't just set up a tv in the basement. i mean, com

richmond would be the first city in the nation to take on local principal reduction. >> pam: u-s homese 12-point-2 percent in may. that's according to the standard-and-poor's case- shiller index jump in prices since march 2006, near the peak of the housing bubble. san francisco has the fastest- growing home prices. prices are up 24-point-five percent since may of last year. >> reporter: top of the realistic and some unlikely group of prisoners 50 shades of gray. >> pam: next on kron 4-- >> pam: a bed bug infestation causes a big problem for goodwill. the bay area warehouses affected. next. >> reporter: i'll show you what they're taking in the next edition of people being badly. cucut!t! i i hahaveve no idea whats's go. mamaybybe e you're the originalo wiwithth c curly fries and. whwhy y ththe cowboy hat? yoyou'u'rere the barbecue chi babacocon,n, cheese, and barb. yoyou u also come with curl9 bububbbbleles! i i hahaveve no idea what's goi. jujustst go with it. thisdidire. >> reporter: >> reporter: the least according to a thin his congressman who to work cap seven and what mao. holdin

to put together a proposal that only allows the city to recognize the legacy of harvey milk but honoring the legacies of other folks from other xhundz u communities. so this legislation strikes a balance by creating the airport advisory committee. it's a committee that would make a recommendation to the san francisco board of supervisors which under the charter has the final say on what happens at the airport. what the ordinance does it sort of makes it clear we want to honor harvey milk by naming a terminal at the airport by not which terminal so the committee makes a troemths the full board. it leaves the possibility of having other terminals and other facilities naming them after other folks. we want to make sure that is a collaborative process this is what the make up of the committee as recommended would be 5 committee members appointed by the mayor and 45 postponed by the board of supervisors and this committee would then make a recommendation to the board of supervisors. it's important for this committee to be diverse to represent the different communities. and i would say we want to make sure we move forward this forward the t

city. commuters raliterally walking u getting on after a quick explainer from b.a.r.t. employees on how this works. there are no lines, no waiting for the bus to get here, a pleasant surprise for people. >> i am surprised. i thought it would be in traffic for couple hours. so this is better than i thought it was going to be. but i don't know how i'm going to get home. i don't know where in the city i'm going. >> reporter: here are the stations you can catch these shuttles in the east bay. the walnut creek, dublin, and fre fremont. they'll be available until 9:00 this morning. there are 58 buses. their guess is they'll shovel about 2,000 to 40,000 people in the city, but from the looks of things here at walnut creek may thai may not hit that number because there aren't enough people interested in the shuttles. once you are in the city, you can catch a ride home at howard and beal between 3:00 and 7:00 tonight. live from walnut creek, amy hollyfield, abc7 news. >>> casual car pooling is one alternative many may want to consider using to get across the bay. there are 20 or

maybeo some of yourr will get up to 90r 91 degrees, but at least here i the city, we're talking about the chance that we will justll upper 80s, and 80s,a look at the seven-day forecast, i mean it is very kifnt very cot but there's one thing that we we have seeing had thservedthserv seven-day period that -- this seven day period that we weren'e seeing last week.eing las temperatures are dropping into n the 80s, every single day da there's a chance for a shower o a thunderstorm.erstorm. >> okay. >> even a drop of a few degreesg when you're talking from 90 to o 85, that's a big difference. dif >> it does make a big difference and humidity helps a little bit, too. but humidity will stay with us. >> all right, gary. >> some some form or fashion.fa. >>> thanks, gary.>>> >>> talk of the town at tmz, lauryn hill checks into prison. she started her three monthmonth sentence for tax evasion, right in. >> yes, she did check in federal prison this morning in dan bury, connecticut, that is where she t is going to beha serving the the months, it's a minimum security prison, so you know, there's nothing too crazy, hopefully that de

. >> the real concern is they are trying do business to help the city, so why attack someone who wants to ultimately better u-. >> he asked fellow professional black men to be part of the coalition to try to add a different image of oakland activism. >> black men in particular is not about the movements the rowdiness. we want to show the world that we can be professionals. >> his group planned on checking in with downtown businesses of that been ported up. another group, a large contingent of oakland police. >> all hands-on deck, everyone is here. >> a fleet was used to mobilize police ahead of the organizers and dozen trailed the group as they waved the streets on their march n oakland abc7 news. >>> other rallies are scheduled today at san jose city hall and the jesse bethel high school in vallejo. >>> despite the hope for peaceful protests this weekend, some businesses around taking chances. bank of america and others have their windows boarded up and the tribune building installed security lights after $6,000 of glass were destroyed glory protests. >>> in a surprise appearance yesterday, president obama

city so no one can say we have unfultd promises. and deliver to others. and y c, d, and working with a b u they're going to be helpful in this they're not just going to do barbecues. we've get to get everybody working. this is why we do the projects in the not just for the business this is for the people. people here in the bay view and all over the city. we work with the one hundred percent of all the community in san francisco. in bay view we're proud of the patience and the com radical and the sacrifices people have made. and when you understand that the bay view planning committee the committee that was formed back when art was a mare. over 25 years ago they've been working for two decades to figure out what to do it the shipyard. everybody needs housing and we're going to get the housing for all classes of people here to create more community at the same time. not just you housing by the way. we're talking about community and housing but they need parks and open space and good transportation. they need the greatest world-class education this city can find. we've got to put all that to

u-verse high speed internet. rethink possible. . >>> good morning, bart has hired a few charter buses for people who have to work in the city and for this holiday buses are set to arrive in wes pleasanton, oakland, and fremont stations and space is limited, 4:44 let's go back to the desk. >>> we are following developments out of egypt as well, they have a new president and that's after they removed mohamed morsi and placed him under arrest. he will serve as interim leader until a new leader is elected. >> i swear, i will remain faithful and i will respect the law and i'll take care of the interests of the people. >> the protesters who demanded the ousting of mohamed morsi celebrated late into the night. >>> the hunt for edward snowden is end flaming tensions between bolivia and allies, the president from bolivia is back home after his plane was diverted. he searched for edward snowden who was not on board and those refused entrance to their air space. bolivians protested burning the french flag, he is currently applying for asylum in many places including bolivia. >>> and that plane landed safely in charlotte, it was met by a bomb

call to get u-verse tv for just $19 a month with qualifying bundles. rethink possible. earlier today city officials tried to clean up the damage in oakland after violent protests broke out following george zimmerman's not guilty verdict last night. kron 4's will tran has more on the damage, and people's mixed feelings about protesting the verdict. >> reporter: for many, this was the view, with a board of windows. really, there were boarded of -- windows. as protesters destroyed if the windows forcing people inside to duck for cover >> i understand the frustration. i am just as angry about this decision, to be perfectly honest few rough let us get that out of the way. however, this is not the solution to the problem of philadelphia >> reporter: just as destructive, this is the of the if-solution to the problem. >> windows got this briefing did in oakland residents flocking five were frustrated highest level of damage and violence. of >> i can understand the situation we need to come together and for give. >> reporter: when you see this damage what do you go through your mind? >> also, in m

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capacity and to i know u, you know, bring whatever experience one has to the commission hopefully - i'm sorry. i'm nervous. i've never done this before. to hopefully improve upon our cities policy and procedures with regards to our animals wide and domestic. does that make sense? okay >> i'm trying to understand if you have a deep understanding as to what you're asking to get yourself into. i'm looking at your experience in the rescue but i'm trying to understand if you understand the mission the purpose of this body and the greater picture of san francisco. so how does. welfare hem shape policy when it comes to animals care in san francisco. convince me, you know what you're doing >> at any time simple; right? >> at any time my understanding the commission puts forgot idea it's discussed and presents it to supervisors after consideration there's a decision made and then it's presented to you for further consideration. >> thank you. >> seeing no other questions thank you very much. next person on agenda is laura. are you here? russel? >> good afternoon and thank you for allowing me this opportunity. i'm a proud pit bull guardian. my work experience make that he precisely

u agenda. >> please call numbers 1 and 2 together. >> for all official attorneys for 2013 and fourteen arrest item two the small business exchange for the city and county - for the african-american and chooipz communities hair reported to be the newspapers for the lesbian and gay community. and the neighborhood outreach newspaper for the city and county north side tomatoes be the outreach newspaper for the northern neighborhoods and westport monthly to be for the west part of the neighborhood for the fiscal years 2013 and a fourteen >> i believe we have someone to speak on items one and two. good morning supervision. i'm here today to request your recommendation and approval of a resolution first designating the examiner as the fiscal year newspaper. the contract term is from july 1st to june thirty 20014. it's based on on the expenditures for of which 48 thousand is for the clerk of the border. the examiner has the highest point out 0 score. i'd like to give a little bit of the summarize of the process. we invite bids the codes specify certain requirements newspapers must need and the point out by which bids are scored. the . the purposeer