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i nunneries and usf and the art institute. a cu is is the sa -- cu is the same. that is all it is, the staff processes in it because that is what the developer wants. i found the comments from the academy of art to be troubling. yes, they don't do evictions, they just empty out the building. the they have all these buildings they have done. when we have a real academy of our hearing, they have bent a plunderers of the housing stock. and the whole rationale that they can't do anything because the eir has not happened, they control the eir. it gets further and further away because they have to start from scratch with a transportation study all over again. they have bought new buildings, they bought the cannery, those three acquisitions have shot the eir on and off. that is ridiculous and you need to say you are not going listen to that. and that you catch these things because you amend their institutional master's. i give you the example of the academy of art university. it just keeps going merrily on its way. there cannot be conversions. i think that they drafted

i am joined on the stage by a student, not from usf, but from san francisco state. we actually talk to each other. this is mackenna. >> good morning. >> finally, i am joined by alicia from the independent living center in san francisco. it is great for all of you to be here today. people will be trickling in over the next half hour. we will give you a taste of what wii is like. we have set up the game. i will start by playing mackeena in a game of tennis. the interesting thing about wii is we use this little remote. just by moving our arms, we can control movement on the screen. you will be watching up on the big screen as we play a game of tennis. are you ready? all right. we will select two players. that is me. does that look like me? it kind of those -- of does. does that look like mackenna? that is not by chance. you can make the person look like anything you want. they can even look like aliens. interesting. we are going to play some great tennis today. ok. one thing to tell you, there is a little bar on top of the television. it picks up the movement of our ar

so he will go into the top five in easily the highest draft pick from the usf baseball program. rushed news, dribble crown contenders nearly involved in a bad accident at belmont when a horse got loose. of course nearly collided with someone jogging along the rail. it could have possibly ended the horse's life. >> i thought that i would have to have my brown pants on after the horse dumped the writer and got loose. and gramm, just barely missing. that was a little stressful. but, once we got that, everything went very well. >> it weekend half way since belmont. not since 1978 has a horse won the triple crown. >> i think it is a great name for a horse. and i hope that it winds. who won? which was run? >> the secretariat, from 1978? >> yes.

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>>gary: kyle zimmer from usf was the no. 5 draft pick overall.he nba western finals went to the finish, just completed. kevin durant's and russell was brought, with five minutes to go, oklahoma city led by 13. the veterans affairs come back, but they can come no further. >>gary: or there are some news channel all over the place. here is a broadcaster in maine. >> game 4 of the eastern conference finals. the game just ended in a tie, it ended in a tight. >>gary: let me clear this up, she will not be replacing vern glenn in two weeks. >>gary: when we come back the latest tim tebow story. of the >>gary: at the french open, all of the u.s. names they know of oregon. rafael no doubt, if i was ever going to change my name, i would change my name to one of monaco. he lost today to rafael an adult. he has lost only 19 games in his fourth match victories. or >>gary: tim tebow is going to the york jets. they have already gone a lot of attention. it is only the first week in june. the starting quarterback with the jets, mark sanchez, holds a quarterback cam

. >> reporter: tony riv era now a professor at usf institute for criminal justice says police are trained to use force depending on the threat level. he says it's not because they're reacting to a heightened sense of danger but because they are actually in threatening situations. >>> last year 173 police officers lost their lives in the line of duty in the united states. 173. that's totally unacceptable. >> according to riv era officers shoot to kill and the fact that the oakland suspect survived last night's shooting was simply a matter of chance. reporting live in san francisco, patti lee, ktvu news. >>> pg & e crews have repaired a gas line that ruptured last night when and alleged drunk driver crashed into a utility pole. this was the seen last night. the crash cause add power line to come down which then punctured a pg & e gas line under ground. the accident cut power to about 1,200 people. >> we can show folks out there any number of pipes that have been mangled by third party contractors, even homeowners like you and i installing sprinklers in their yards. >> crews repaired the gas

. >>> baseball's draft produce add big evening for usf. >> with the fifth selection of the 2012 first-year player draft, the kansas city royal select kyle zimmer. >> how great is that? the fifth overall pick from the university of san francisco. stanford's mark appel if you picked up some papers, he was going to be the number 1 pick for houston. he is represented by scott boras, the power house agent who wants to drain money out of every franchise. they want to wail in the the 8th. florida prep shortstop, giants picking 20th selected mississippi state pitcher chris stat ton. greg popovich inserts manu ginobili in the lineup. game 5. everyone held served but not tonight. oklahoma city on fire. westbrook, 23 points, 12 assists. durant has 27. james hardin. when san antonio made a come back, drains the 3. ginobili with one last chance. nope. that's it. had he a game high 34. thunder on the road can clinch the series in game 6 at home. 102-106 thunder. >>> los angeles kings, wayne gretzky, they brought him back. when he came from edmonton to the kings in the eighties, that put hockey on the ma

i am joined on the stage by a student, not from usf, but from san francisco state. we actually talk to each other. this is mackenna. >> good morning. >> finally, i am joined by alicia from the independent living center in san francisco. it is great for all of you to be here today. people will be trickling in over the next half hour. we will give you a taste of what wii is like.

get involved in one of those programs, and we are using to programs, one from stanford and one from usf, and now we are managing around drug and alcohol in the future. we of undertaken of long-term care integration investigation. we know the state, many states are moving to managed care, so we sought outside funding to bring in a consultant to form an expert panel that can delve into the issues, and so that sanford says go can pull together a plan that really speaks to the issues that people have in our community, so when the state moves into managed care, we are ready for that. the lgbt task force, we're providing support to the work that is going on there. we were probably one of the first area plans to have that as an issue or addressed the population's issue in that document. one of the new things the long- term coordinating council has taken on our local communities. how do you create communities where people can stay? i think when it comes to challenges in our community, i think there are two. one is the middle-class, low- income population and how you get these services to them?

regarding soccer, the university of california berkeley, portions of stanford university, usf, cal state, sacramento state, humboldt state, those are the local northern california colleges, and number of universities, high schools. i think this is the trend. i think many of the kids, many of the better kids who were here, soccer players, are on to end up playing in a turf field somewhere, a regional tournament or somewhere, and the better ones to go on to college will play on turf. i would rather give them the advantage now, laying their path street. when i was a kid, playing any kind of team sport, the most important thing was playing time. having these fields and being able to use four of them, to be able to use them at dusk without rainouts will reduce overall planning time. my comments to those about the native condition of the golden gate park, the casting ponds are concrete. at the museums are artificially man-made, the rose garden was created. at the conservatory flowers, the tennis courts, the band shell, the buffaloes are not native. i think it is a great place to recreate, but

we would be all outpatient services for that hospital and usf. we are continuing the battle.have been doing it for 25 years. we need this blocked because it is right next to st. mary's hospital. it would be the first hit if we did not have it within our district. there has emerged a new block. it is new construction. it is pretty well known as the fulton plaza. it is only a few years old. these people are not invested in the battles we have been invested in all these years. there are 391 soles there. we have only 309 on the block we're talking about. [tone!] it does not dilute the asian vote in district 1 as much as the bloc you are considering. our thanks to chris for helping us come up with this. i know he would have suggested it to you if his time had not run out. i have to do several times where we want this block in. please keep us all together. we are stronger together. thank you. >> thank you, sir. i apologize, pat, i cannot read your last name. >> my name is chris. alamitos-year resident and homeowner -- i am a nine-year resident and homeowner of the bloc we're talkin

chris carey, usf teacher and heather murdoch. >> i'm chris carey. high schoolteacher at 6 through 12 school, small public school with 400 students. just give you a background at our school. we're about 69% free and reduced lunch. 80% african-american lan tino students . when we talk about high-need schools and achievement gaps, those are the students myself minute colleagues serve. the budget cuts, i'm faith year teacher. been drastic over my five years. and we've seen loss of teachers every single year. i wanted to give three examples of what those mean and restoration of funds such as you have been talking about, supervisor mar, can mean for our school and other schools in the district. first is drastic cuts to programming. schools at international relations focus school so above and beyond the three years of social science requirements, we require five including an international relations class and an ethnics study class that gets students to think about their lives outside of their city block and outside of the city. this year we were thinking a

cohen is with usf trying to slow down the aids epidemic in kenya. he says the u.s. recognizes aids overseas is a major health concern and a matter of national security. >> if you have large segments of your population that are not being productive economically and are dying, it creates instability within a goament. >> dr. cohen is involved in a program in kenya called "faces" the family aids care education services. he is collaborating with a california woman who founded the first summer camp for hiv infected children in the united states. >> the first child that was diagnosed in the united states was in 1981. when the summer camp began in 1988, we were seeing children not living beyond age three. >> i met dr. jerry brooks in the 1980s when her camp had 150 kids infected with hiv. that number has dropped to 15 thanks to medical miracles. >> it is so great to have seen a lot of my younger kids be able to move into adolescents and even some are having their own families. they are having children that are hiv negative. >> we do not have to have a transmission from moth

. >> reporter: usf political science professor cory cook said there is still a long way to go but disappointing jobs numbers could open the door for romney. >> the economy if -- this is a short blip and picks back up. if this is as far as it goes it's a problem. >> reporter: based on the comments today the president and romney appear to be gearing up for a campaign centered on the president's handling of the economy. >> my message to congress is, now is not the time to play politics, now is not the time to sit on your hands. >> he is always quick to find someone to blame. first bush and then congress, atm machines, europe, he always has someone. >> reporter: and the analyst we talked to is calling it a test approximate phase of the campaign. with california in the president's column the experts say both the visits the president and romney will be limited likely to fundraising. we are live in san francisco. >> more details on the president's scheduled visit next week. he is set to attend a small round table at one market plaza on wednesday morning. following that another fundraiser at the mercha

. >> reporter: usf political science professor cory cook said there is still a long way to go but disappointing jobs numbers could open the door for romney. >> the economy if -- this is a short blip and picks back up. if this is as far as it goes it's a problem. >> reporter: based on the comments today the president and romney appear to be gearing up for a campaign centered on the president's handling of the economy. >> my message to congress is, now is not the time to play politics, now is not the time to sit on your hands. >> he is always quick to find someone to blame. first bush and then congress, atm machines, europe, he always has someone. >> reporter: and the analyst we talked to is calling it a test approximate phase of the campaign. with california in the president's column the experts say both the visits the president and romney will be limited likely to fundraising. we are live in san francisco. >> more details on the president's scheduled visit next week. he is set to attend a small round table at one market plaza on wednesday morning. following that another fundraiser at the mercha

usf moved its campus from san ramon to pleasanton.he campus has six new smart classrooms with wifi access. an official ribbon cutting will be in july. >>> secretary of defense leon panetta said that no special information was given to filmmakers about the killing of osama bin laden. representative king said that the pentagon and the cia jeopardized national security >>> the man who inspired the film good fellas has died. hill roast a tell-all book about mob life called wise guys. martin scorese chronicled his life. he died from heart-related problems. >>> comedian jerry lewis is recuperating after collapsing at an award in new york city. he was in new york to give actor tom cruise the friars' club award. as he prepared to go on stage, lewis collapsed. he was rushed to the hospital. people close to lewis said he was suffering from low blood sugar but he is doing well. the friars' club issued a statement saying that lewis feels well today and thanks everyone for their good wishes. >>> search efforts resumed for sierra lamar but along wi

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it worked out well for usf junior pitcher karl zimmer.s selected fifth overall by the kansas city royals, the big 6'3" righty is a powerful curveball that can tie up the best that reached 97 miles an hour on the radar gun. congrats to the guys drafted today in the first round in baseball. there will be more as the draft continues. the bay area just plush with great players. how do you like my raj run? >> i love it. >> run with it. >> were you surprised to see him out there? >> it sounds like it was nice for you and janelle. >> yeah, it sounds like it. jessica got a break. that's why she was saying it was nice. >> he loves going to the ballpark. >> and i loved seeing him out there, too. >> great to see you as well. >> see you guys. >> for a full half hour of sports coverage and more on the raj run, watch comcast sports net central on comcast sport net bay area. >> it doesn't sound very good, the raj run. >>> california's open primary gets its first test tuesday. tonight we'll look at what will be very different tomorrow and why it's settin