where you preserve the open space and shore line, instead of building a restaurant on seismically unsound foundation. thank you. (applause) >> good morning everyone. my name is -- and i'm a student here at galileo. i'm here to talk about my education as well as the education of every student here at galileo. budget cuts have caused classes to become big and teachers are becoming layoff, this is a big concern for me and other students because education is very important to me and students are the future and without education, where's the future exactly? thank you for your time. (applause) >> (speaking chinese) (speaking foreign language) >> good morning everyone my name is -- i have now a user of rembrandt shaw recreation center; i'm grateful that they provide computers so we can use the service. thanks so much. (applause) >> i'm going to call five more folks from both districts two and three. (reading cards) >> good morning mary lee, supervises and department heads. my name is gayle gomez, a 20 year resident of district three; i run an organization that employs over 250 individuals here i

not that it was structural rily unsound. this was an unbridge. it was built in 1955.s bridges, it was in need of repair and replacement. functionally obsolete did not mean unsound, but this is all that's left of a 200 foot section. we've been hearing off and on at these early morning hours the ghostly blare of a truck horn. it all happened last night about 7:00 p.m. local time. >> two vehicles were crossing when it collapsed. the three people in those cars were tossed into the river. fortunately rescue teams arrived quickly plucking them from the waters. this man was on the bridge when it folded. >> from was a big puff of dust, i hate the brakes and we went right off the bridge. >> right now the focus is on an 18 wheeler. >> semitruck struck the overhead of the bridge and caused the collapse. >> a team from a national transportation safety board is being sent to the scene to determine what happened. authorities say it was infected last year and they say it was in need of repair. this survivor says he is grateful to be alive. >> i'm surprised to be here and glad. >> al

i think that it is structurally very unsound and not up to code and, therefore, not an ideal location for installation of other construction. may i -- >> yes. >>> i'm not sure how this works. >> it will go by itself. >>> here we have -- this is the restaurant that is located behind 7 58 -76 0 divisadero. this fire happened six months ago. you can see the debris, the glass and things that are left there have not been cleaned up by the landlord. i'll put another slide there. and still more, what i'll show next here is the back of 7 58 and 760 divisadero. what you're looking at here are the windows that were blown out when the firemen came to put out the fire at the restaurant behind us. and six months later he has yet to replace the windows. you can see the plywood. the electrical back up or what have you for the cell relay tower is supposed to be located in this third floor structure there. all of this just seems kind of ludicrous to me. i'm going to now show you pictures of the basement. this is what our basement looks like where our electrical and old tiny fuse boxes are. and this he

we think that it was unsound to go on tv and say, she hadn't picked the phone and call us. >> he is makingy has any integrity or class he will demand that mr. vantel apologize to me a. >> dana: i don't know how this came to this? the white house in the beginning that we're talking about this report in the weekly standard, they were covering this stuff from the beginning. so, now, the emails show. when you have jay carney's name, it doesn't matter. now nou 6 spokesperson that is criticizing somebody very popular in washington, they are digging deeper. >> andrea: they are. it's getting worse by the day. steven hayes, it's fantastic and explosive. it's everything we thought was here. we knew it as jay carney, isn't it self-evident and there was more to the story. victoria is very credible. when i talked on the radio show can necessity stop your clients from testifying. she said no, they can limit what they say. why they are making it so difficult is beyond me. honestly they should have let them go and testify and say we never got the communication from her and the secretary that did get a let

but that doesn't mean structu structurally unsound.he bridges need help. >>> another major story, a lot of people waking up to this morning. jodi arias avoids the death penalty for now. the jury that convicted her of killing travis alexander was deadlocked in whether she should receive life in prison or death. the foreman of the hung jury speaking publicly for the first time. casey wian live in phoenix. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, john. this deadlocked 8-4 in favor of the death penalty when that decision announced yesterday afternoon. the jury declined to speak with reporters, but the foreman of the jury did speak this morning with "good morning america," began to give some insight as to why this jury was hopelessly deadlocked. >> i'm very sure in my own mind that she was mentally and verbally abused. now, is that an excuse? of course not. does it factor into decisions we make? it has to. >> do you think she did herself any favors on the stand? a lot of debate over whether those 18 days of testimony helped or hurt her? >>

hochstein insists the house is structural unsound that even the library ladder doesn't work.oned something bigger and better. >> we'll definitely have modern plumbing, modern air-conditioning. it'll be functional for our family. >> reporter: to which preservationists would called the crown jewel of that island respond, over our dead bodies. >> this is a matter of preserving the historic resources of a community. >> i don't think there's any question all of this was because my wife has notoriety. >> it is, after all, star island. for "good morning america," matt gutman, abc news, miami beach. >> let's bring in dan abrams for a little bit more on this. we heard the preservationists say over our dead bodies. can they actually prevent a homeowner from tearing down the home. >> in theory. the problem is they didn't do everything the way they should have. meaning the preservation commission didn't really step in until after they said, you know what, we want to tear this down, we want to build something new here. and they were late in terms of when they filed. there's a lot of techn

what i do, jimmy is ethically unsound. i carry my iphone with me at all times anyway.tes before i'm supposed to shoot a crying scene i put on a sad song. i'm not going to tell you who does that for me. >> jimmy: there's a person assigned to that duty? >> somebody just gets me. but what i do is go ahead and start flicking through shots of my daughters. okay? and that doesn't make me cry. that makes me smile. what i've got to do is start imagining awful things happening to them. it starts with a real -- with a hot kettle on the stove, okay? they're young. and they would probably, like, just start learning what a hot stove is, you know? but if you do like more than two or three takes on a scene, you have to up it. you've got a call louls to, that's not making you sad anymore. the kettle might find its way off the stove. it's awful. by the time -- if somebody is really messing things up with the camera department, you've got to start dismembering the child. >> jimmy: yeah. the rules of acting. >> you got to do it. if you want the kid -- guys, i'm doing it for you. you're b

the bridges are structurally unsound and need to be replaced. the new bridges will be raised higher above the roadways and ensure caltrans is prepared for electrified rail service. a public meeting will be held tonight to inform residents about the plan >>> rising from the ashes, the preview of the final touch that will make the world trade center store new and symbolic heights. [ wind howling ] [ female announcer ] it balances you... [ water crashing ] ...it fills you with energy... and it gives you what you are looking for to live a more natural life. in a convenient two bar pack. this is nature valley... delicious granola bars made with the best ingredients in nature. nature valley. nature at its most delicious. >>> welcome back. happy friday eve on this thursday. tough to see some things out there. kind of hazy. that stuff will clear off as it gets to become a scorcher. christina loren talking about 90s all over the bay area. she will be along shortly to tell us all about it. it is 6:39. >>> we're going to be business any in new york where t

they say they are structural unsound and need to be replaced. they will ensure caltrans is prepared for electrified rail service. the agency will hold a public meeting to inform residents about the plans. >> >> former c.i.a. director, david petraeus, trying to start a new chapter taking a job at the university of southern california. the university announcing this morning, the retired general will teach classes and mentor rotc students. this is petraeus' second teaching appoint just last month. city university of new york announcing petraeus would be a visiting professor for that school. if you recall, he left the cia just last fall amid a scandal after acknowledging an affair with his biographer. >> you are saying the hottest day of the year is coming? >>> oh, yeah. i want to make sure you are ready, laura and jon and specially the little ones. they don't have that much more school left before they break for summertime. the next two days, really want to make sure they are ready for summerlike weather. hot around here. 98 degrees, for example, i

million welds on the entire span and that none of these that they are working on are structurally unsound. they are doing what they say is normal sometimes. they have to work on these welds that they go bad, they have to fix them on projects this large. they said it's not going time period the opening of the bay bridge. but i got to tell you, elizabeth, when you have the bolts and then the welds and the costs, just about everything is going to come under the spotlight and then the microscope, both from the engineers and the media, and this bridge is definitely getting the once-over with a very fine-tooth comb. >> you want to ensure the public it's going to be safe. >> reporter: you want to be sure we are getting our bang for the buck because this bridge is not coming cheap. >> right. that's for sure. all right, phil, thank you. >>> red flag warnings for parts of the east and north bay expired just minutes ago, but the fire danger is far from over. crews in sonoma county are still battling a wind-driven wildfire that nearly destroyed a home. the yellow fire as they are calling it is one of

i mean, she may not be, um, incompetent for trial, but she could be mentally unsound. and then finally, i think that her defense team really needs to argue that it's going to be more difficult on jodi in the long term to have, to spend out the rest of her life in prison than it is for her to receive the death penalty. jon: she is said to be on suicide watch now, doug, because she said in that interview with our fox affiliate after the verdict came in that she would rather die than spend the rest of her life in prison. do you think that's accurate, or is that a ploy for jury sympathy? >> what an ironic postscript, jon, to a trial in which the defendant had lied three and four times, walking in the door for trial in the first place, she had already lied. so she started the trial with no credibility whatsoever. this jury threw the back at her because of those lies. one of the funny things about jurors is they have tremendous common sense. think about it. the case was defended on the idea that she was a battered woman, and she was afraid of them. well, the first question i

as bad as that sounds, it doesn't mean structurally unsound it means an outdated design, perhaps it is a little narrower than it might be. a little bit lower clearance, this bridge was inspected twice in the past year, some repairs made. but it had been deemed struct e structurally safe. but it's old. a 58-year-old bridge and perhaps not in the best shape. carol. >> i don't think so. katharine barrett. thank you. we'll talk more about this country's aging infrastructure and what needs to be done to fix it. >>> maybe we should have expected it. after all, it's not your average, every-day trial. the jury has deadlocked in the jodi arias trial and a new jury will have to decide if arias lives or dies. casey wian with more from phoenix. >> ladies and gentlemen, i understand you have reached a verdict. >> confusion and surprise, even in the voice of the clerk who announced the jury in the jodi arias case was hopefully deadlockeded on the death penalty for the murder of travis alexander. >> we, the jury, in the above entitled action, unanimously find, having considered all of the facts and c

>> there's a floor in north carolina with so many files on it, it is literally structurally unsound.y employees at the v.a. nobody has been fired across the board. that is why we have called for general shinseki to step down. you know what this is? this is government gone wild. this is what happens when bureaucracy expands in way it's not held accountable. they have given out millions in bonuses to executives responsible for the backlog as the backlog has grown. when you can't fire somebody when they do their job poorly, it is pretty hard to reform a system. we need to shine the light of sort of free market accountability principles that allow people to do their job and get bonuses if they deserve it or be fired if they don't because vets are waiting in line and the bureaucracy has taken the resources. >>jesse: even jon stewart has been hammering at this. this isn't a left or right issue. this is a national disgrace, almost a scandal. has the president shown any urgency in addressing this matter at all? >> that's part of what we're trying to do. we've launched millionjob backlogvet.c

in unsound ways. as i think they have done in a few instances. that does not mean that they can then without question, without challenge by the congress say no other product in my other state can come in unless it complies with the regulations. if we go down the path, we're going to balkize the free enterprise system and i urge my colleagues to support this amendment and oppose the effort of some states particularly california. we have and seen it from california before to try to -- i don't blame the members from california trying to stand up for the state. i blame the state of california for always trying with a big market like that to say do it our way or stay out of our state. if every state were to do that, we would not have the kind of success and agriculture and other sectors of our economy but the gentleman's amendment is narrowly crafted to cover agriculture issues; therefore, i think it's prudent for the committee to address it. but important for the protection of american agricultural and free enterprise to support this amendment and ha

act was fiscally unsound, at least is measured over 75 years or probably measured over a bout 15. and was put on the shelf, and then at the beginning of january, the c.l.a.s.s. act was repealed and in its place in the classic washington tradition a commission was formed, and long-term care commission, and well, let me read some things from a political article that's kind of interesting, just to set the mood here. the political mood. so, according to this article the fiscal cliff law gave the commission six months to put together recommendation for improving financing and delivery of long-term care services. the committee made a chair or vice chair. no one knows yet to a staffing and it is not clear when it will meet. but there's a more interesting things here. the legislation, at least according to this article and i thought it was too but apparently did not completely true, the legislation also didn't provide any funding for the commission. i guess they found somebody somewhere but not a lot. and it doesn't require congress to act on the recommendations which are due in september

was fiscally unsound.least it measured over 75 years or over 15, and was put on the shelf and then at the beginning of january, the class act was repealed, and in its place in the classic washington tradition, a commission was formed, the long-term care .ommission let me read some things from a political article that is interesting. to set the mood here. the political mood. , theding to this article fiscal cliff law gave the commission six months to push together regulations for approving financing and delivery of long-term care services. has not named a chair or vice chair. no one knows yet who is staffing it. it is not clear when it will meet. but there are some more interesting things here. the legislation, according to this article, and i thought this is true, the legislation does not provide any funding for the commission. i guess they found some money somewhere. but not a lot. it does not require congress to act under and nations which which are due in september. that focuses the mind of commission.