more available, i ask that you please keep us updated with the changes mean for you and for us. president olague: we have raised this question before, the topic of tourism. can we think about tentatively scheduling a time in september to do a presentation on that issue? i know that commissioner fong and others have raised it in the past? maybe late september? i think that would give us time to prepare. >> i had an initial conversation with the director, but i am happy to talk to him and schedule a time with him in the coming weeks. they have done some very good work, as commissioner fong has indicated. president olague: great, we have been talking about over- saturation of alcohol and other items. we may want to revisit that on some levels. that some point. -- at some point. secretary avery: commissioners, if there are no further comments, we can move on to the director's announcements. this is a review of past week's events at the board of supervisors, board of appeals, and historic preservation commission. >> we're having a series of four public workshops related to the early

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outside the sphere bank headquarters where the annual shareholder meeting is underway please keep us updated and now we have time to have a quick check on the markets will prices have slightly recovered from their losses though slipped into the red lights which is freezing that's worth one hundred dollars a barrel and brant is at one hundred fifteen dollars. moving on to asia japanese nikkei is in the red as greens will expose just melted under the heat of affording the stall of hong kong's one sign is also down with the banking stocks among the main loses a supply and on concerns of more possible tightening over the coming long weekend as chinese regulation miles interest rates as a reserve requirement hikes during such holidays. finally here in moscow the r.g.s. is klaatu in early friday's trade my sense will open in a few minutes because the to see all of. the closure of both the r.g.s. of the mines it's managed to get into pulse a chart free up the very end of the session off just seeing losses during the day. ok and looking ahead to friday's trade and into next week a little data on the

ok sean i do keep us updated as best you can sean thomas reporting on the ground there from angry scenes in turkey thank you. you know without still ahead this hour an unlikely alliance. you know how orthodox jews in new york are joining the chorus of palestinians mourning and then the state of israel. join our close up to my journey to one of the most beautiful locations and russia's caucasus mysteriously. died. tragically in secrecy and invite only one meeting of the world's political and financial elite is underway in switzerland the annual gathering of the building has attracted strong protest conspiracy theories. and it has been the following the meeting. the exclusive ski resort of sam rich jude is perfect bill the territory season and crucially practically deserted there are two heights of activity in town though one is the luxury hotel where around one hundred thirty of the world's most influential politicians businessmen so i'll be taking behind closed doors and the other in a much cheaper hotel where conservative activists are determined to break that wall of secrecy down they'

. >> keep us updated, sharon chin in san jose tonight, thanks. >>> tonight, police are looking into a possible connection between the disappearance of a young nursing student and another student that went missing last year. there are several striking similarities in both cases. len ramirez is in hayward with what police are saying. len. >> reporter: that's exactly right. the disappearance of 26-year- old michelle le from hayward here took a dramatic twist today when police confirmed that they are now comparing this case with the disappearance and murder of another young nursing student from fairfield last year. four days after her disappearance, the question remains, what happened to michelle le? for possible answers, hayward investigators have turned to fairfield police to ask about the unsolved murder of a nursing student from last year whose name was phuong le. there are many other similarities. >> theft same last name, that they are both nursing students -- that they have the same last night that they are both nursing students, both mysteriously disappeared. >> reporter: lieutenan

so they are giving us updates that he is doing okay as far as i know. so, we're just kind of waiting. >> he says it's very quiet inside that waiting room. they're here pulling for 53-year-old anthony valerio, who is in critical condition suffering from severe burns. he was found on the ground inside the burning house next to 48-year-old lieutenant vincent perez. who was pronounced dead at the hospital. san francisco's fire chief says the department has a heavy heart right now. san francisco's mayor ed lee says this is a reminder of the dangers firefighters face every day. firefighters tell us perez was a great firefighter and warm-hearted person. >> they had a good sense of humor. just, i mean, as a firefighter, he was always kind of the first guy in the fire and the last guy out. he was a real firefighter's firefighter. >> his whole life, his whole adult firefighter protecting the community. >> another firefighter was hurt and she was able to walk out of fire and treated and released. the last firefighter to die on the job was in 2003 when a firefighte

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condition they remain in because of those unable to travel and you have course we'll continue to keep us updated throughout the day for now peter all over live from moscow thanks for that. but russian space expert who is also a pilot told our team that poor crew training could be at the root of the tragedy. there are different airliners aeroflot throws are all of these a very big and very well established airlines but there are also regional airlines which sometimes go over just two or three aircraft and google's whole world of the . whole world are three and the rules. stay with r.t. as we continue our coverage of a plane crash in northwest russia throughout the day. to libya now where another deadly nato bombing in tripoli has reportedly killed at least fifteen civilians nato insists it hit a command center but libyan officials say three children are among the dead it comes just a day after the violence the alliance admitted killing up to nine civilians in another airstrike which is blamed on a technical failure artie's reports from tripoli. another day has brought more death and destruction t

laura emmett will continue to keep us updated on that builder bird meeting on our twitter we are she tweets but so far our crew is the only international news channel and some more of the mainstream media seems to be ignoring began more follow up for our underscore column stay on top of elements of this year's building from. the conflict between israelis and palestinians in the middle east still shows little sign of a peaceful resolution but in new york there's a group of ultra orthodox jews were devoted to the palestinian struggle. to discover they believe in them to the state of israel is the only solution. every rally. every demonstration. every opportunity to voice opposition. a particular course of orthodox jews joins forces with the loud choir of palestinian supporters. the collective voice is otherwise known as new tory carter for traditional jews who religiously opposed to the creation and existence of israel it is likely lost it is that it has lapsed itself into also terrible painful movement of zionism which is the ideology behind the state of israel and it is hard to wrap

from vital european aid worth hundreds of billions of euros for she's in athens and will bring us updates later this. hour at one of the more analysis on the situation that's causing things to flare up again in greece let's talk to. a comic analyst and an international lawyer good to see you so what does a new bailout mean for the people of greece and why is there such fear and anger being shown on the streets if we as we've seen here well the fear and anger isn't just about this current biolab that's being discussed it's been saving for a very long time great server disappointed with their political system over the last forty years and with the fact that they hadn't been told the truth for a very long time now for the last ten years greats of being told that we had growth rates of four percent a year but what they hadn't been told was that the national was going on second to say so just the obvious trigger of austerity had a plan to increase taxes. of about six point five billion for this year alone and over twenty two billion to twenty fifteen plus a fifty billion privatization program

violence more protests and a fall of this government eventually i will thank you very much for keeping us updated their financial journalists reporting from athens thank you. well staying in athens we now cross to the activists in the square. thank you very much of mr top brass for joining us on the line so from your perspective there what's the atmosphere since the vote was passed. can you hear me. yes yes i do but i just want to know all right i just want to know that from where you are there what has the atmosphere been like a since the vote was passed. they have a national here it's very electric you know specially after what happened yesterday here. people now start to really be angry because of what happened yesterday here. because never have been in the last forty years from up from the one i remember myself here in greece i'm forty seven years old and never saw something similar in this country yesterday the very first thing about the bus cruelty towards democracy itself because those who have been in years of the world's area of war from police and government against against the british

more protests and of all this government eventually all right well thank you very much for keeping us updated me for a coffee lost there for national journalists reporting from athens thank you. for saying in athens we now cross to an activist in the same public square. thank you very much i mr to prosper joining us on the line so from your perspective there what's the atmosphere since the vote was passed along can you hear me. yes yes i do but i just want to know all right i just want to know that from where you are there what has the atmosphere been like since the vote was passed. here it's very electric you know specially after what happened yesterday here. people now start to really be angry because of what happened yesterday here. it was never have been in the last forty years from up from the one i remember myself here in greece i'm forty seven years old and never saw something similar in this country yesterday the very first being without a bunkroom was democracy and so because of those who have been in yesterday it was very old war from police and government against against the big ci

what is frustrating what the local forces are they are having difficulties giving us updates. >> theyhich they are not making public because they don't want to jeopardize the investigation. investigators have been working around the clock and should have an updated soon. >> the u.s. supreme court may issue a ruling as early as today on california's law to prohibit the sale or rental of excessively violent video games to anyone under the age of 18. the high court heard arguments on the measure sponsored by leland yee from san francisco. it was signed into the law by schwarzenegger and later struck down by a federal appeals court. free speech groups are challenging the plan. >> kristen: apple fans are on cloud nine this morning. in just a few hours, steve jobs will emerge from medical leave to unveil a new service that could changes the way users listen to music and download movies. i'm aim is live at the mos -- i'm is live at moscone center. >> they are here to see steve jobs. we were surprised there was something else. steve jobs is expected to be here to step out from his medical lea

very disappointed and their team i get it i thank you very much for joining us and i and you keep us updated on higher law.

we don't give up easy so -- >> reporter: russ, the family tells us that they will update us on the conditionf the ranch once they come back outside the danger zone. they already know their horses and most structures are safe. they also know this wildfire and therefore the danger are not ible." he said he needed time off from congress to map out a course of treatment. >> reporter: when congressman weiner came clean about his lewd tweets and e-mails, he was asked if he intended to get help. >> i sr-pbd ruled out perhaps seeing someone. >> reporter: today he went further saying he was departing to seek professional treatment and requesting a leave of absence from the house of representatives to make himself well. he informed democratic leaders of his plans this morning and they responded by asking them to resign one after the other. minority leader says i urge him to seek the help without being a member of congress. up until now only a few rank and file democrats called him on to resign while others did their we sent tony out today to the new york city borrow of queens to take t(>> on austin st

thank you very much indeed, diana magnay bringing us updates on the developments in greece. optimism in the stock markets they'll get the thumbs up in parliament has been reflected in trading. another look at the numbers, of course the other factor that's playing into this is this proposed rollover arrangement which french president nicolas sarkozy announced in paris sunday. we're looking at banks doing a lot better than they have, 0.75 for the london ftse and the dax up 0.4% and zurich up by 0.5%. the shanghai looked like it was headed for its first drop in six sessions but managed to push into positive territory, about 0.1% at the close. earlier loss on the figures of release of china's closing government debt, 0.25% gain for t nikkei and asian story now, diagdia diageo based in london has a shot at acquiring one of china's biggest liquor names following approval from chinese regulators, aand that approval isn't always forthcoming. if the bid is successful it will make it one of the first international non-chinese firms to acquire a majority stake in a household name chine

us. technology update and welcome to tomes a city car group or four centuries ago out of the endless forests and swamps of siberia already an established center for some of russia's whiz kid students and their smart ideas today toast is transforming itself into an interview her for an expanding cluster of innovative businesses since her last episode tomes coasted in two thousand and eleven for up its fourteenth annual gathering of business research and in ministration innovators this year drawing some three thousand participants from nineteen countries and forty seven russian regions. and by thousands more the event featured brainstorming sessions with top specialists and market makers unconsciously forward looking hot topics like revamping nuclear technology revitalizing cities and russia's regional economies and educating new generations to keep up in the knowledge base global environment of course the top tech firms were on hand to show off their skill set to potential investors and partners while the forum functions a good attention grabber for it yes from other parts of russia and beyon

all right john thanks very much indeed for bringing us this update and telling us how the rest it seems work they are fighting an invisible enemy radiation that ash on towns reporting found focus on out of hand. and later in the program we report on how radiation is being exported from japan we report on the illegal network bringing contaminated cars into the streets of european cities. meantime nato plans to expand the target area of its military strikes in libya and hit khadafi forces in the northwestern part of the country meanwhile colonel gadhafi said he's not going to leave the country despite the heavy pressure he repeated his defiance during a meeting with the president of the world chess federation there were reports that the rebels seized the city of zawiya just thirty kilometers off the capital tripoli but the claims were later denied by the league and government u.s. radio hosts and peace activist says that the west has hijacked the uprising in libya to serve its own interests the united states is spending two million dollars a day in a billion and a half dollars has just be

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what is frustrating the local authorities, they haven't done anything to give us an update. >> she was last seen may 27th at kaiser hospital in hayward. they are following several leads and have an update on the investigation sometime today. >> an autopsy will be done today in hopes of identifying a hispanic woman dumped in a sunnyvale neighborhood. a neighbor called police after finding a large garage bag lying in some bushes. they noticed blood dripping from the bag and found a body inside. rather than wait for results of the autopsy they are looking through every missing person's report in the bay area. >> the community pays tribute to two san francisco firefighters that died in a blaze in the diamond heights neighborhood. they are leaving cards of condolences for the two firefighters. their helmets, boots and other equipment has been placed in a memorial by station 26. co-workers of the fallen firefighters say they are numb from the loss. >> we loved them tremendously. the city loves them. the families love them. it's just stuff, it's a numbering effect but we're going to get throu

. >>> we are now joined by erin cunningham, she was at the hotel with bette and keeps us updated on all the developments and joins us by phone. can you hear me? >> yes. >> to the best of your knowledge, you were there earlier in the day, what happened at the beginning of this assault? what led everyone to understand the taliban was there? was it massive explosions? how did this evolve over the early hours? >> well, it began initially as an assault on the hotel where the taliban insurgents apparently detonated their explosives at the gate of the hotel after gunmen formed in in order to take control of the premises. after that it evolved into a fairly intense artillery and gun battle over the course of five hours, i was here when rpg's were being launched from the roof by taliban instuurgents in the city as well as what sounded like mortar fire earlier in the morning. now, nato helicopters fired on the hotel, however, we're continuing to hear gunfire as we speak now. and ambulances are speeding back and forth along the roads leading to the hotel. the fire seems to have died out. but thing

they have interviewed a woman that michelle had a falling out with and today they gave us this update. >> we've served several search warrants and we probably have talked to between 15-20 people with. interviews are continuing. we did, in fact, but one person into the police department. we interviewed that person and ultimately released them. >>> again, police are still calling this a missing persons case but sources say they are very concerned as each day passes. her family is working on planning a vigil. i asked the officer if the tone of that village sill going to be a somber one or going to be one full of hope. they say it's hard to say how the family will feel like in two days but it was mixture of both. they want to be hopeful but they it was very somber meeting last night. >> police are still searching for the person who stole a car yesterday with a newborn baby girl mountain back seat. one mo girl was found safe three and a half hours later. in the abandoned vicinity near salinas. they issued a statewide amber alert after someone stole the car in morgan hill. the mother said s

frustrating is the local forced aren't listening to the community or the family, and they haven't given us in updates. >> alan: hayward police say they have several leads which they have not made public so as to not jeopardize the investigation, and investigators have been working around the clock and they should have an update by tomorrow afternoon. >>> investigators in san jose are asking for help in tracking down a man who attacked an elderly woman during a home invasion. it happened yesterday morning in the 400 block of porter lane in unincorporated san jose. a man posed as a pest exterminator and forced his way into the home. he severely assaulted the 73-year-old woman, took several pieces of jewelry from the home and left in a white cargo van. the victim was taken to the hospital, where she is expected to recover. if you have information, call the santa clara sheriff's department. >> 30 years ago today the centers for disease controlled reported the federal case of h.i.v. aids. the new disease spread fear across the nation and san francisco was considered the epicenter. since that time at it go

they have interviewed a woman that michelle had a falling out with and today they gave us this update. >> we've served several search warrants and we probably have talked to between 15-20 people with. interviews are continuing. we did, in fact, but one person into the police department. we interviewed that person and ultimaly relead tm. >>> again, police are still calling this a missing persons case but sources say they are very concerned as each day passes. her family is working on planning a vigil. i asked the officer if the tone of that village sill going to be a somber one or going to be one full of hope. they say it's hard to say how the family will feel like in two days but it was mixture of both. they want to be hopeful but they it was very somber meeting last night. >> police are still searching for the person who stole a car yesterday with a newborn baby girl mountain back seat. one mo girl was found safe three and a half hours later. in the abandoned vicinity near salinas. they issued a statewide amber alert after someone stole the car in morgan hill. the mother said she lef

we were this shifts and i came on duty and so they are giving us updates that he is doing okay as far. so we're just waiting. >> they're all here for 53-year-old anthony valerio who is in critical condition with severe burns. the doctors are also worried about his lungs. he was found on the floor of the house on fire. next to 48-year-old vincent perez, who was pronounced dead at the hospital. colleagues say perez loved his job and he always dreamed of becoming a firefighter. >> loved his job. he lived for that. he was a good man. very good. very good friend. to all of us. >> san francisco fire chief says her department has a heavy heart right now and san francisco's mayor says this is a reminder of the dangerous, of the dangers firefighters face every day. a third firefighter was also hurt yesterday. she has been treated and released from the hospital. the last time a san francisco firefighter died on duty was in 2003. when she fell off a fire truck. the last firefighter to die in a fire was in 1995. that happened in the same neighborhood as yesterday's fire in san francisco's diamond

and what we know right now the carp is still loose: >> well, keep us updated on that. >> i will. >> dennisyou are asking the wrong guy to do the job. >> you know, though, he is very athletic. just dive in and try to grab the carp. >> he will come up with it in his teeth. >> take your cell phone out of your pocket first, dennis. >> also your tackle box, too. he has lost his cell phone in the lake and his tackle box. >> that's some expensive bait that dennis buys. >> i hope he doesn't get a signal up there at lake of the pines. if he does we are dogging him bad. >> we are going to be in trouble when he gets back. >> but it's fact. >> give us one more round of the forecast. >> up to 92 degrees tomorrow. continue that offshore weather pattern all the way through wednesday. and cooling takes place on thursday. but dry, dry through sunday. >> there we go, thank you. >> "eye on the bay" is coming up next. >> good night. she notices when my skin's rough. (announcer) gold bond ultimate softening lotion. with shea butter for soft healthy skin. gold bond ultimate softening. and started earning loads

what we want this to be is a living document that every year we can update, and they have directed us to come back and collect information from the leaders in these areas and report back on a regular basis on the progress we are making, both in accomplishing the goals of the projects associated with these initiatives and how they are improving services and/or saving the city money. supervisor chu: thank you very much. supervisor chiu: thank you for the presentation. i have two, is based on what you just said. first of all, i appreciate that you will be taking the next step of figuring out what we are going to get things done. let me take a couple of the i examples of things that are embedded in this that had taken a while. consolidation of e-mail. we decided at the first meeting i attended in february 2009 that we were going to consolidate. it is now two and a half years later, and it is not done. data center consolidation -- we said early last year we would have a plan by the middle of last year, and there is no deadline of when that project is slated to be completed. i know it is co

us shortly. hello and a very warm welcome to our business update russia needs to diversify its economy us oil productions not expected to grow in the next decade finance minister alex a cauldron the key challenge is to create an environment for norm energy sectors to develop. this with us that would mean. the steep crease its role in companies and give way to private investment the government is going to sell most of its shares and key enterprises in the next three to five years this relates to financial energy telecom and transport sectors. speaking at a forum for investors in moscow but no matter how great an oil will still be a big lump of russia's g.d.p. i'm now joined from the forum by our own trimeter danka hello trade which are so. well and gas topping the discussions this first day of the form. well definitely here is one of the key in that we've seen west texas crude actually go down below ninety dollars a barrel so it's been pretty volatile this year definitely and given how much. russia relies on resources and of course on the oil price how much dependent it is also last week we saw an initia

us. well welcome to live sports update on r t thanks for joining us this hour our top story is staying put so it's been eight months eve to remain top of the russian premier league standings. meanwhile football with fists of the cold weather but the door is final and in the massive brawl with everyone involved. and also our team out with a pioneer of russian and former soviet school of medicine lies silly love the basketball team to gold and the soul of extent has now become the hero of the documentary. but let's go straight to wimbledon first with a fool's action is suspended due to rain but we've got some complete results already and quite a lot of russian interest that's a day so long as it's over has booked their place in the third round as she thrashed alexander. six two now that is also through should be compassionate on the specific six three six three and joining them was muddy was a widow with tom and a cigar and while not a shot at all starts with less later on where there's been a meeting. elsewhere serial williams had to come from assad down to beat someone to haul it all roman

that address change on line, or they can also call our dedicated employee call center and give us the updated address. commissioner kasselman: if it is never claimed, does it refer to the bank? >> it does not refer to the bank. if an account has been inactive for more than 18 months and the employer has not made a contribution and the employees have not withdrawn, those funds are then sent tothe employe egoe opportunity in the future to contact our nmra. >> in the meantime, if the unholy allows it to lapse, is the money used -- if the employee allows it to lapse, is the money it used by healthy san francisco? >> we can only use it for healthy send francisco purposes superior -- healthy san francisco purposes. >> so that money is utilized by healthy san francisco? >> is utilized by healthy and san francisco. >> thank you for being so patient. that is one of the longer segments, so to echo supervisor campos, thank you for that. we will keep it to two minutes as much as we possibly can. there are quite a few people here, and it has gone on quite a bit. >> public comment will be limited to two mi

this may not be that tied to do about i would like to bring folks afford to give us an update about what is happening. this has been with the city for a long time and i think it is about time we get a debate about what is happening. supervisor chiu: i have a hearing request that has been with the mayor's office for quite some time. i know there has been some transition in leadership but i have been told that the justice group, the newly formed justice team is ready to present. if we can have that with public safety. supervisor mirkarimi: we also had a preliminary with public safety. supervisor chu: why don't we go to public comment on this item? are there any members of the public who wish to speak on an item #8? seeing the, public, it is closed. -- the seeing none, public comment is closed. why don't we move this item. do we have a motion? supervisor chiu: motion to move it with recommendations. supervisor chu: can we do that without recommendation? item #9. >> a motion extending the deferred retirement option program. supervisor chu: this is an item we have a number of people here to p

they will go and what we know about the fire starting ahead. >>> for news, weather, traffic updates check us out on facebook. search nbc bay area morning news. "today in the bay" starts in two minutes. u>>> good morning. i'm christie smith, live at san francisco general hospital where we're expecting to get an update on giants fan bryan stow's condition plus new ways you can help in his recovery. >>>

i understand the situation on the streets was better today, but give us an update of the situation behind the scenes and remind everybody how this could blow back and be felt very acutely here in the u.s. >> reporter: behind the scenes it's still a very desperate situation. the european press is calling this the continent's lehman brothers moment. government officials are worried that if greece fails to pay its debts, it could have a blow back here in the united states. and we felt those deep economic painful effects afterwards in ways that we didn't expect because the world economy is now so interconnected. financial experts here aren't convinced that will happen but they don't want to find out. what's happening right now is that the greek government is working desperately to try to pass a budget with deep budget cuts. but those cuts are so painful, that has led to rioting in the streets. they are in a race for time to pass those budget cuts in order to qualify for a loan from the imf. they need billions from the imf just to pay their bills through the summer. but why are they rioting in

just give us the update there?appened are still in place and it's going to be a while for some of the smaller communities to get back in. there's still a lot of active fire in those communities. larger communities, well, we're going to know more today after we see how we do with the winds. >> what is your biggest fear right now? i guess there are so many, quite frankly, but as far as this fire getting closer to more populated areas, threatening more structures, i guess you've got so much out there to worry about? is there a main concern? >> one of the main concerns that we've been dealing with on this fire and one of the reasons the fire is so large is because the winds, they're basically causing us to have the spot fires, either the fires that are coming and happening across the line and when we have the winds -- >> as far as you know of any injuries to residents out there and also what's the update on your firefighters? >> this has been really fantastic and i'm glad to report we haven't had any injuries. we've ha

supervisor chu: the final question that i think is a pretty important topic -- can you give us an update on civil service reform and what the next focus of the department will be? >> certainly. we have a list of issues we have identified and presented to the civil service commission, which we are hoping they will address soon. we continue to be interested in rule updates, for example. as you know, the board approved the employee relations ordinance, and there are now civil service rules that conflict with that. it is our intention to work closely with the commission to address issues of concern, and they will take those in the order that they desire to do so. supervisor chu: is there any big proposal going forward, or a number of different small items going through the commission? >> i would not say there is one dramatic proposal, very dramatic from last year. supervisor chu: perhaps we could have the civil service commission speak to the progress. thank you. and before we go to mr. rose's report, i did pass out a sheet that shows an amended project closeout list from the budget analyst,

christie smith is on the scene and bringing us updates. she said 6:00 is the expected opening and they did have to move once as they started to clear some of that roadway. also the maps will show you in the area, this is near the west oakland bart station. bart is a good alternate and. in fact no mass transit delays for any of our systems. we do have expected slow downs for highway 4. the eastbound direction where the construction, a full closure there should clear up very soon. a live look at oakland, 880 heading into downtown, there's moisture in the air and the rain is coming. we're going to end with this shot and send it back to you. >> thanks for the update. >>> you know, the governing body of soccer's world cup is facing growing pressure to investigate corruption allegations. the head of germany's soccer federation is calling for a review of the vote which gave the country of qatar the 2022 world cup. allegations of bribes being paid for votes have come up since the middle eastern country was chosen as host last december. the news co

what is frustrating the local authorities, they haven't done anything to give us an update. >> she was last seen may 27th at kaiser hospital in hayward. they are following several leads and have an update on the investigation sometime today. >> an autopsy will be done today in hopes of identifying a hispanic woman dumped in a sunnyvale neighborhood. a neighbor called police after finding a large garage bag lying in some bushes. they noticed blood dripping from the bag and found a body inside. rather than wait for results of the autopsy they are looking through every missing person's report in the bay area. >> the community pays tribute to two san francisco firefighters that died in a blaze in the diamond heights neighborhood. they are leaving cards of condolences for the two firefighters. their helmets boots and other equipment has been placed in a memorial by station 26. co-workers of the fallen firefighters say they are numb from the loss. >> we loved them tremendously. the city loves them. the families love them. it's just stuff it's a numbering effect but we're going to get through

the fire department hopes to give us an update on valerio and the cause of the fire around 2 p.m. >> thank you. >>> we are now hearing me to dispatch calls from fire command as that tragic situation unfolded yesterday morning. take a listen. >> activated the emergency alarm and they haven't confirmed the response for five minutes. you copy that? >> i copy that. i'm going to look for him right now. >> operating on the fire groundout side right now. i need two companies outside right now. . >> man down. ambulances came just moments after the flash fire c he life of vincent perez. >> that call for two more ambulances came just moments after the flash fire claimed the life of vincent perez. >>> this neighborhood brings back tragic memories for the san francisco fire department. in 1995, 60-mile-an-hour winds fanned a house fire on everson street less than a mile away from yesterday's fire. three firefighters were trapped when the garage door closed on them suddenly. one died, 11 other firefighters injured. the diamond heights area is particularly dangerous because the canyon up there mak

bring us regular updates from a forum for investors in moscow and now we still have time to have a check on those oil prices light sweet is trading at over ninety dollars per barrel while brand has to make to one hundred twenty dollars contravenes talk saw in the registry just gave up so crucial events this week in the quickstep prices they also wage key economic indicators from around the world investors are looking ahead to u.s. days including personal income and consumption numbers too later in the day that would see on a juxtaposed point four percent. and here in russia the markets are standing also some negative sentiment over creaked at the archdiocese losing around one percent while the my sense is down point three percent let's not have a check on some of the individuals on the my six oil majors on among the main loses pulling the downturn include both look. in the red more than half a percent banking stocks also on the pressure will scare a bank down going to.

and they haven't given us any updates. >> in response, hayward police issued a statement saying they have several leads, but they are not making them public because they don't want to jeprodize the investigation. investigators have been working around the clock, and they should have an update by tomorrow afternoon. >>> a joint funeral will be held for the two san francisco firefighters who died while fighting a diamond heights fire last thursday. lieutenant vincent perez 1k3* anthony valereo were pulled out of a burning house on berkeley way. the fire department says super heated gas has exploded causing a flashover, and the temperatures as high as a thousand degrees. perez was killed 1k3* valereo clinged to life before succumbing to his injuries yesterday. funeral services will be held at saint mary's cathedral on goff street this friday. >>> let's talk about the weather. this weekend's storm set a new rainfall record leaving a lot of us wondering what happened to spring? let's go to leigh glaser for an explanation. >> it is not quite over with yet. you can see live doppler 7hd arou

and that was us for coming up shortly as the weather will update on the news headlines stay with our. stuck in the middle with intensified nato bombardments claiming civilian lives and alleged atrocities committed by rebel forces some libyans feel betrayed after what initially started as a nationwide uprising. u.s. trade speaks for bombs in afghanistan the white house defends his decision to drop more than thirty thousand troops on drone strikes or stepped up sparking fears of more civilian casualties and. bringing the best of russia at its heart and soul to a global audience twenty four hours a day documentary channel. with the help of the president. plus coming up shop for the oil prices plummet and western nations release strategic reserves. internationalising comment live from our studios here in central moscow this is. throughout the course of the four month long revolution against colonel gadhafi regime libyans have found themselves surrounded by threats nato forces have killed hundreds of civilians during their bombardments according to government claims and rebels have been ac