they look not only at water supply but at water treatment and the energy role that water plays for us as well, both bringing us power and cooling our coastal power plants. i bring you greetings, of course, from the city of los angeles and we are experiencing, as has the entire country, the warmest year recorded. last summer was the warmest summer since records were kept. i know you've all seen al gore's speech so i don't have to recapitulate all that, but i do think it's important to bring it back to the meaning for the city of los angeles and for other cities as well that when we record record high temperature, we also record record high use of our power system, which means we also have record high numbers of outages and we have record high hours of overtime being worked by our employees and we have many other impacts that are felt greatly by the citizens and by the rate payers. our city also receives a very large quantity of water and certainly our best quality of water from pristine area in the eastern sierra known as the owens valley and that's what feeds our aqua duct. we have been seein

the director of 911 is here with us as well as one of my colleagues, battalion chief jose vella.e also have someone else who works closely with 911. i want to say that this is one of the best parts of my job, to come out and talk to the students. we hope that you will learn something about how important is to practice and be prepared. what you are going to do today is a drop, cover, and hold drill. you will then exit to a designated area. we want you to go home and tell your families about what you have learned and prepare a plan for your own home. what the plan would be, how he would meet with everyone, and so forth. talk to your families and educate them. you are students and will be like a teacher to teacher families things that you will learn and practice today. would you like to say anything to the children? >> you did a great job on the first drill. i was here for it. let's see you do that again. remember to hold on when you get under the best -- desk this time. wait for the signal. i am very impressed with all of you. i can see why you thought she was a chef because you ha

as well as their c.p.a. awed. the resolution includes changes to the management plan. again, linda will present some of that to us, as well as the services. so the bid was established originally in 1999 with around 10 clocks. it was renewed in 2004 and again in 2009. it was expanded in july of 2009 to cover 27 blocks in the grare -- greater union square area. there are 593 physical parcels and one time share building that has over 2,000 owners, time share owners. so a total of 2,882 parcels that are assessed in the district. their annual budget is about $3.6 million. they provide clean and safe services, marketing advocacy, beautification of streets, they manage the district and oversee all these programs. the controller's office and our office, we reviewed their financial reports and their audit, and their union square bid is fully in compliance with their requirements from the city in their contract. the budget for each service category, one of the things we look at is was it within 10 percentage points from the manning plan's bgget. yes, they stayed within 10 percentage points of the management plan budget. th

kraft foods has joined us this year, and i would like to invite the area vice president to join us as wellpplause] [applause] our last one as for our friend, wells fargo, who is always with us since 2005. is the sentence is the metro district manager here? i think he is still on his break. thank you for joining us in this celebration. this is the official celebration of the city, and it has really touched me every year to see our major bout here with us. it means a lot with us. -- to see our mayer brown here with us. it means a lot to us. >> these and gentlemen, da mayor, willie brown. [applause] >> thank you very much. i am, of course, delighted to again be part of this celebration. claudine is absolutely correct. in a city and county of sentences, the diversity that exists here in terms of age, sexual orientation, race, national origin, religious interests, all of those items are part of what we each celebrate with each other, even though we may not be technically a part of it. that is what makes it such a very special city. as indicated, we are meeting some challenges now, facing oursel

it will require conditional use, as well, for certain uses such as liquor stores, drive-up facilities, adult entertainment, automotive and certain financial. there are a number of other things that they're working on within this area, oewd, the office of economic workforce development is actively promoting this area as a home improvement district and they're working on street frontage guidelines which are incorporated into this ordinance. they're also working on another -- several other areas along with use plan for the area. i spoke to several different folks, including office of economic development, the supervisors office, supervisor campos has also actvilve been involved in this. and it appears that the zoning component, which this is, has received a lot of support from various folks. we have some public comment, as well. president yee riley: the planning commission? >> the planning commission has not heard this. they will be hearing it shortly, is my understanding, and the time line is to pass this out to the ll

it will require conditional use, as well, for certain uses such as liquor

the stage for this appeal, i would like to give background which applies to this appeal as well as the conditional use appeal as to how the bernal heights power became what it is today. in 1960, the owner of the property had applied to the planning commission and received the conditional use authorization to install two towers, specifically for antennas. both were to be exactly the same as the one constructed today. the owner only constructed one and a lot of time passed. we didn't see a lot of permit activity from 1960 until about two years ago. in 2008, t-mobile came to the department and requested a conditional use authorization to install some additional panel antennas. when we were reviewing that application, it came to the department's attention that from 1960 until 2008 there had been a lack of permitting going on in terms of the antennas that were on the tower. over time, the towers were originally constructed for radio and television and technology has advanced, it has been a receiving site for a lot of cellular installations. the governments there, the local governments as well as many other

use. as well. as home country. it is used. to meet. russian businessman viktor bout is on his way to the us where he is wanted for alleged arms trafficking this comes after his extradition but faces life imprisonment found guilty of. fighting against time u.s. congress tries to approve the arms reduction treaty between moscow and washington before new members are sworn in many suspect cheerier and your congressman are seen to sacrifice a deal just to score points against president obama. human rights activist the man transparency in u.s. attention ghana stand to ensure washington. cleaned up its act following claims of detainee torture and abuse one of the places in focus is the part of wine detention facility formerly known as drama where two detainees were beaten to death in two thousand and two. and a brutal mass murder that shocked russia sorties arrest a gang leader following the slaughter of twelve people in the southern region of cross and our investigators suspect the attackers of racketeering a local official has also been tak

it will require conditional use, as well, for certain uses such as liquor stores, drive-up facilities, adult entertainment, automotive and certain financial. there are a number of other things that they're working on within this area, oewd, the office of economic workforce development is actively promoting this area as a home improvement district and they're working on street frontage guidelines which are incorporated into this ordinance. they're also working on another -- several other areas along with use plan for the area. i spoke to several different folks, including office of economic development, the

make sure that the organizations are making as many people as possible an important metric for us as well as looking at organization of citizens or even engagement of governments. we work with some organizations that actually work with governments to enhance their transparency, and so we really want the engagement to be both from the demand side from citizens as well as from the supply side from government. >> host: do you have unlimited funds? [laughter] >> guest: no, we do not have unlimited funds, but we are very focused on deploying funds to scaleable platforms so that even small amounts of money can be invested to have large impact. >> host: microloans? >> guest: we do microfinance in the one of our other investment areas called access to capital. >> host: and is that technology-based as well? >> guest: it is less technology-based than the work we do in government transparency, although we are starting to look at mobile platforms for payments and trying to marry the two. >> host: what's been the response of some of the -- well, the u.s. government and some of the foreign governments

loathing also serves the hotels uses as well as the residences. thank you. >> good afternoon, commissioners. my name is pamela duffy. the reason i'm so late in turning in my heart is because i do not ordinarily speak at a certification hearing. i figured this is the city's eir, but there has been such a panoply of commentary that relates to the actual substance of the project that i thought i might take a moment and try to characterize this in a little more leveling sort of way. i think there has been considerable confusion in the testimony so far between the advocates -- adequacy of the document and whether or not people think the project itself is meritorious. the document is extensive. it is rather remarkable. i meant to carry it up here with me, but i have a bad shoulder. the document for what we're dealing with, which is the replacement of an existing tower and whether or not it relates well, and constructively to what is there and what has been there since 1961, is being characterized as some radical new undertaking, and i think the environm

vfw, the non-veterans of america, joining us, as well as the museum -- vietnameterans of america, andll as the museum, items that have been left at the memorial. three times as many items have been left at the memorial as there are names at the memorial. it is a sociological phenomenon. this'll be part of the educational center across the street. we also want to thank the members of our corporate counsel. there is a new member of our board of directors who is joining us today, as well as our board members including george mayo and john woods. welcome to the students of the eagle academy of egg harbor township who are here with us today. where are you all? high-school? middle school? thank you for coming. we want to thank the restaurant advisory board for the horizon corporation. they have passed -- we want to thank the advisory board for the verizon corporation. they have passed up flags. karen o'brien is a great singer and a wonderful entertainment -- wonderful entertainer who was able to carve some time out of her busy schedule. she is going to sing for us. [applause] >> ♪ oh beauti

thanks to those gusty northwest winds, cleared us out and brought in the cool temperatures for us as well today. tonight, though, we dip down below the freezing mark in many lotion locations so 29, santa rosa, 41 for san francisco, and remember to cover the plants, bring the pets in, and just make sure you're okay out there. here's a look at the satellite radar. high pressure continuing to build in. it's really pushing the storm track to the north of us so as we head into monday and tuesday, the next few days, it will remain dry under high pressure and also it will help to warm us up a few more degrees. now, if you're traveling tomorrow, here's a look at the state map. tahoe tomorrow, 45 degrees. yosemite, 41. los angeles, 65, and palm springs tomorrow, 63 degrees. here's a look at the numbers tomorrow. some sunshine for you. temperatures a few degrees warmer. 66 for san jose. sayresaratoga, 56. half hoop -- half moon bay, 54. san francisco tomorrow, a bit warmer, 54. in the north bay, plenty of sunshine. santa rosa, 57. 55 for napa. 54 for vallejo. 55 for castro valley. 56 for the fremon

as intense. here is the set up. pacific northwest getting the brunt of it now. rain falling, snow in the mountains. the trough is moving toward us. the rain is moving toward us as well. the rain is coming in fairly quickly. it's coming in northern marin county. it's happening throughout the night through tomorrow morning with the cold air coming in, creating snow in the upper elevations. the winter storm worning is in effect expecting a half foot of snow. we are using this futuristic product. we are going so see where we will see the rain. let's go through the time line. at 7:00 a.m., the main band of rain coming through the south bay, moving through the east bay. behind it, still scattered shower activity. we'll see that throughout the day. what's interesting about what is less moisture. colder air coming in. you'll see the snow begin to fall at the lower elevations. late saturday and into sunday, things are clearing out and getting cold, yet again. tonight's forecast calls for clouds to roll in. we will be in the 30s, yet again. for noon, we see rainshowers and temperatures staying cool, again. 50s and 40s with the rain falling. then, as we get to the forecast hig

they are hoping for fda approval for that use as well. >> more health news.trition professor straws straight bid own weight loss plateau shook things up agent bit with junk food. guess what it worked. mark of kansas state university intended to the junk food diet for just a month for a class. but when he started dropping weight he just kept it up. he ended up losing 27 pounds in two months by eating less than 1800 calories a day. calorie came from snack including twivrping yes and these cake 160 calorie a pop and corn pop cereal for 220 calorie. he says he's not recommending this die. just talking about his experience witness and he believes there would be neglect health affect if he that it way listening ter. key was number of calories the that's yes lost the weight. >> san francisco tries to stream line the process of the hottest coolest new trend on the food scene. lunch truck serving exotic cuisine seem to be everywhere around town. but the permit process is tangled in red tape. and expensive. first time application about cost 9400 dollars. board of super

it's a sign of changing things for us as well.esterday, we were hit with the 64 degree reading on the thermometer. that was a beautiful day capping a beautiful weekend. hopefully you caught up on your yard work. we have ourselves an area of cloud and even what you see on the radar sprinkles mixed in with the fog. and some of the fog is thick. so ease up on the throttle driving aroundtown especially if you have yourself a commute long then a 20 minutes. you may run into and out of fog on the way. partly sunny this afternoonch the two degree guarantee back to 60 and more ahead with the weekend changes coming up. >> reporter: we have been made aware of fog warnings at the bay bridge. keep the speed down a bit especially where the fog is particularly dense. as we look at the cameras, no problems around 695. 95 is checking in without issues. but we have a couple accidents. one on the i-70 corridor approaching mount airy road or ridge road in mount airy a truck struck a deer and the carcass is in the roadway. the tow truck is on the way

that's it for us as well. we'll send it bhack to you. >> let brian and bill know their wish has come true. the city has gone crazy. >> remember, tom, four words: i can't believe it. take it away. >> i can't, either. was there anybody who didn't have their doubts. >> well, believe it now. let's go to cheryl hurd is outside the home of the giants at at&t park where the party rocks on. what a scene there tonight, cheryl. >> well, the scene has been going on here for three hours s and it's sftill going on right now. the party is just getting started. it was pandemonium on the streets near at&t park, home of the world series champions. the beards were out, the championship hats and of course the fans. >> this is awesome! i love baseball! >> they're champs now. those misfits proved to the world that when it came to come together and play like a team and feed on that energy, it is possible. >> it's over with! go, giants. i love the giants! >> police were out in force, but inside the tavern, fans were moving. >> we're

to be sure today a lot of [inaudible] , and she can share with that -- she can share that with us as well, and we only regret that harvey the wonder dog could not be here. we talked about [inaudible] what area, generally, are we talking about? >> the term came from what was called the pueblo land when the san francisco peninsula was switched over from mexican ownership to american ownership. certain tracts were preserved, so there was a more orderly, even though it took decades, transfer of ownership of those lands, but there were also what were called pueblo lands, which were sort of a poem by the town, and then, there was a whole lot of discussion about what should happen to those -- which were sort of zero and -- sort of owned by the town. >> so was san francisco's bordered upon at the time, or did that happen later? >> san mateo county did not exist when they originally chartered it. i think there were 16 counties, and a few years later, they said they were too large, so they doubled back and created san mateo county. >> this is an early map of an area that might have been known as sa

everywhere and such countries like germany france the demand is already restored to the particular us as well but such a cunt that is of. europe like they really like bulgaria greece is really. the demand is far away from the previous ones of successful pre-crisis years and. it influences take warden's on that of a quantity and also the new. supplies which were diverted from the united states to europe and created certain disabilities but you knew it was inevitable decline of production in europe which is surely going to reach at the rate. i gave disciplines a balance will be restored latest two selves of fortune or fifty and above that you want is a very dear restoring closer quickly. we have reports that that group dance is one of the biggest challenges of gastro for unshod is reason to sell its three and a half percent of your shares and the be the kind of bank is said to be the probable buyer but the finance minister couldn't is quoted to say that v.b. didn't consider this issue at all so can you confirm that the germans are really just sell and if so who would you like to see as a potent

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now getting the onceover head of their december blast off with artie's tom barton is there for us as well tom what are the final tests that determine if the crew is ready to go into space. well carry the three crew yes they've essentially been given the clearance to go ahead into their flight in december the tests that they've had to undergo always quite a trial they've had to really just prove that they are absolutely familiar with what they're going to have to do on the flight up there and then on the i assess so on the module for this the soyuz mission they've been going through drills for example a fire drill or something if there was a fire. what procedures they would have to go through they have to be very quick they have to know the craft like the back of their hand and they proved that they they do know that so what does the crew actually need to pass all these preflight exams because it's not the first mission for some of them is it. you know it's not the three crew to meet. his first mission even though he's the commander of the mission he's very experienced in his field though

a wedding planner will join us as well as a royal watcher to talk about all the speculation. >> helpor your money emergencies in "today's" money 911, we have got advice if you should sell your home after you have lost your job, how many credit cards should you have at any one time. bruce springsteen at his home in a new home recording studio in new jersey, sits down with brian williams who actually stole some instruments. >> good to know. >>> ann's got a look at all the headlines. >> good morning once again, everybody. in the news, a russian man known as the merchant of death landed in new york city this morning to face terrorism charges in a manhattan federal court this orange. viktor bo viktor bout was extradited from thailand. >>> the tsa sa says that if airline passengers use their religious beliefs to try to get out of full body scan ors patdowns, they won't be allowed to get on the plane. >>> officials in the dominican republic say the first person has come down with haiti. >>> federal investigators say 15,000 elderly u.s. patients die every month in hospitals because of mistak

wanted to say thank you to the police chief gas con for being with us here tonight, our director of the san francisco arts commission as well. thank you for being with us here tonight. [applause] again, to supervisor david campos. [speaking spanish] our treasurer, jose cisneros, senator torrez. thank you for being with us here tonight. i love you, dad. [applause] i also want to thank assemblywoman, senator leno, congressional representative jackie spear and, of course, the office of the speaker of the house, nancy pelosi, and thank you to all for being here tonight. all of them contributed and have certificates of honor which they'll find in their bags which were generously donated by the p.u.c. tonight. and i want to say thank you to all of you for being here. and once again, to conclude tonight's ceremony, we have for awful you again, our -- again, i wanted to thank our sponsors, of course, because without comcast, yerba buena engineering and construction, without pse&g and at&t, we could not be here tonight. and most importantly, because we believe in education and its importance to our community, we budgeted so well thi

as well as value. the other unique aspect that san francisco has with a vending machines, they dispense not only limited useds, but others as well. i did also want to mention a feature on the clipper card called -- the automatic reload. you register your credit card to your credit card. every time your fare expires, it automatically replenishes it. what is great about that is you do not need to go to your retailer again or call. it automatically gives you your value or replenishes any cash that you might want to use. that is something that a smart card can uniquely offer. >> could you talk about the number of vendors that are selling this compared to the number of vendors selling other fares? i think there is a sense it is a small subset of what is currently being sold. at a walgreen's in my district they ran out of clipper kurds within a few hours after it went on sale. i want to get a sense of how they are managing it. >> right now we have 88 vendors in san francisco. how we select those, first, we are trying to achieve geographic equity so that we have good distribution throughout the city. it is also im

there is a new member of our board of directors who is joining us today, as well as our board membersyo and john woods. welcome to the students of the eagle academy of egg harbor township who are here with us today. where are you all? high-school? middle school? thank you for coming. we want to thank the restaurant advisory board for the horizon corporation. they have passed -- we want to thank the advisory board for the verizon corporation. they have passed up flags. karen o'brien is a great singer and a wonderful entertainment -- wonderful entertainer who was able to carve some time out of her busy schedule. she is going to sing for us. [applause] >> ♪ oh beautiful for spacious skies for amber waves of grain for purple mountain majesties above the fruited plain america, america god shed his grace on thee good withthey brotherhood from sea to shining sea ♪ ♪ oh beautiful for patient dreams that sees beyond the years thine alabaster cities gleam undimmed by human fears america, america god shed his grace on thee and crown thy good with brotherood from sea to shining sea ♪ sing with me

use of tv cameras in public spaces. they are not as widely used in germany as in england. germans have gotten used to it. as well as not having access to any building. there is also restricted access to court rooms and politicians' offices. internet users to feel like their freedoms have been in french on to -- impinge on. u forget it. yourself, so don't fall. u forget it. now he tells us. how far am i off the floor? about twelve inches. twelve whole inches?

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this main energy passes to the south of us as well.s the sprawling canadian high pressure that sends chilly air deeply into the united states. only for a brief period. and the warm up begins out at plains and is here pushing temperatures back to the 50s by friday. there's a plot of area temperatures and here are the highs today. looking real novemberlike no question about it. but look at this air gathering to the north. one of these tells us how likely the canada air will be cold. that's as low as we've seen it indicating a big build up of cool air. that will bring that into the united states. so late next week and the week that follows, it's going to get really chilly. and a chunk will come in a day after tomorrow. winds are northeast at 8. humidity at 68%. dew point 35. these are current temperatures. and look at these readings in northern alaska just to give you an idea of how things have cooled off there. we found in north central canada temperatures are 35 below zero within the hour. very cool air. that's how the storm missing us

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as a result of that, we entered a study using outside experts as well as pg&e staff to inform us about these underground transformer networks that exist in our city. as a result of that, we focused on how they not only work, but how they were historic lee inspected by pg&e. one of the most serious lesson we learned was that their inspection were faulty. they simply did not work to prevent the kind of exposure that occurred on davis street downtown and on the more celebrated one on post and carney. those explosions resulted in injury to public persons. as a result of the intense review that was done by pg&e staff, reviewed by outside experts who had informed us, we focused on why there was a mixture of water getting into the oil-based transformers. we have oil-based transformers that have been the most popular transformer networks in our city for years, decades. as a result of that study, we were literally able to work with &e to change the inspection process so that the visual inspection that occurred in the past are no longer the standard. we were actually able to get a new standard f

only does he want to bring america to her knees financially, he wants to reap obscene profits off us as wellke when he made $1 billion off the collapse of the british sterling. his claim. not mine. >> the money i made on this particular transaction would be estimated about $1 billion. >> you are the guy they said who broke the bank of england. >> right. >> and did. >> well, that's true. [ laughter ] >> glenn: he is just a loveable, old spooky dude. by the way, his people when they met in w my number two, remember left us this threat -- i mean this gift. he says they didn't really make that much of it. is he lying then or is he lying now? which is it? this man causes misery in his wake. people's lives were ruined. retirement account, savings, jobs, all gone. grandma and grandpa saved their whole life. gone. he just walks away. you saved your whole life if you put all of your money away for retirement. it's now worth 30% less in the last ten years. it's about to worth a lot less. what are you going to do? to get another job? see, he doesn't think about that stuff. because your life is a game t

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in doing so, you imparted a responsibility a all of us as well. to recognize, to respect, to honor, and to care for these rick their lives so that we can live ours. >> reporter: halfway around the world in south korea, president obama commemorated the day participating in a ceremony and meeting with troops. >> we recall acts of uncommon bravery and selflessness, bute also remember that honoring those who have served is about more than the words we say on veterans day or memorial day. it is about how we treat our veterans every single day of the year. >> reporter: in afghanistan, u.s. service members honored the nearly 1,400 american lives lost in this war and those who have served before them. >> four generations of my family have served in the united states military. so first it is a personalthing. and second, don't think that veterans get the respect that they should sometimes. >> reporter: back home, in communities throughout the country, ceremonies and parades mark the day. here in new york city, the oldest and largest veterans day parade nati

the broadband plan. 120 megahertz account of the broadcasters but it might use incentive options for satellite people as well. as of tonight at 90 megahertz used. it would be to use and satellite spectrum to get to incentive options. >> guest: the interesting thing will be the dynamic that gets created when there's a market system and then you see who really wants to participate to the broadcasters to want to be over the year because as we know most people are getting their content through cable or satellite today. and so, we'll see how that goes. and if the guys can put their local content out on those other systems and they're guaranteed to get to do that, do they really want to raise the electricity to run the towers and are they really reaching now much more that a subscriber base. when redoing the clearing for our flow system, we found that people really willing to make that trade-off. >> host: now, but can the chips and smart phones be more efficient to use spectrum more efficiently as well? >> guest: yeah, that's an area we've been working on very, very hard. it's really the genesis of our company as