very impressed by webster. he said that's a very interesting idea. and he is a great delegator, so he says, i'll give it to mr. maddison as soon as possible. he gives it to madson, and webster's pamphlet is instrumental in the drafting of the constitution. and in 1787, webster is at the constitutional convention -- these are moments involving into mover and shaker moments. in 1787, at the constitutional convention. as soon as washington arrives, the first thing he does is knock on webster's door. he is washington's policy -- he is not a delegate, he is there as a journalist, and the convention men realize his talents, and right after the convention they ask him to draft a pamphlet in support of the constitution. he does that, and historians have compared that pamphlet to the federalist papers papers any have been more influential because webster's pamphlet was circulated throughout the entire country and was published right after the convention, as opposed to the federalist papers which was circulated mostly in new york. >> you can watch this and oth

he's very impressed by webster. he said that's a very interesting idea. and he's a great delegator and so he says i'll give it to mr. madison as soon as possible. he gives it to madison and webster's pamphlet becomes instrumental in the drafting of the constitution. and then in 1787, webster's at the constitutional convention, again these are the from us gump moments are evolving to move and shaker movements. in 1787 he's at the constitutional convention. as soon as washington arrives, the first thing he does is knock on webster's door. he's washington's policy wonk. he's not a delegate. he's there as a journalist and then the so-called convention man realizes talents and right after the convention they ask him to draft a pamphlet in support of the constitution. he does that and historians have compared that pamphlet to the federalist papers and actually may well have been more influential because webster's pamphlet was circulated throughout the entire country and it was ready -- it was published right after the convention as opposed to the federalist pap

from got to webster. northbound webster behind the cathedral is closed for to ellis.ing restrictions also. they have restricted the parking and especially all along that the procession route. after the service could be around to 33:00 they will go from got street to market to valencia one block to 15th then cutting over to delors street. this one will belong out with over 500 fire trucks and a will be an on they're interrupted a stream of cars it could take at one i'll or from where it starts to where it ends. as you pointed out if someone is trying to cross you may have to wait until the entire procession passes. it will be at least a 500 vehicle procession. from delores street to san jose advantage to 80 southbound. to 80 will be shut down well before san jose. all the on ramp steps to 80 will be shut down for two hours and the time for the shutdown is 4 to 6:00 p.m.. if the procession passes earlier there is a possibility they will open roads before 6:00 p.m.. 101 southbound will be backed upper all the normal traffic will be forced on to the bayshore freeway. they

webster: mr. speaker, by the direction of the committee on rules, i call up house resolution 288 and ask for its immediate consideration. the speaker pro tempore: the clerk will report the resolution. the clerk: house calendar number 43. house resolution 288. resolved, that at any time after the adoption of this resolution the speaker may, pursuant to clause 2-b of rule 18, declare the house resolved into the committee of the whole house on the state of the union for consideration of the bill h.r. 2055, making appropriations for military construction, the department of veterans affairs, and related agencies for the fiscal year ending september 30, 2012, and for other purposes. the first reading of the bill shall be dispensed with. all points of order against consideration of the bill are waived. general debate shall be confined to the bill and shall not exceed one hour equally divided and controlled by the chair and ranking minority member of the committee on appropriations. after general debate t

. >>> mark matthews is live in webster and geary in san francisco where the firefighters who will meet the procession there are staging. >> reporter: take a look at this pedestrian overpass and you can see fire trucks for five blocks, and another two to three blocks of fire trucks. they began showing up about an hour ago. we have seen them from several places, as far away from lodi and arcada and i talked to several firefighters were why they wanted to be here. >> the brotherhood. we are big family and when one goes down we want to pay our respects. >> it's nice to see people from other areas come to honor the fallen. >> the neighboring department here and if it happens the firefighters here in san francisco and around the country that put the lives on the line. each day they come to work they don't oh noe if they are going to come home to their children or families. they have to be on top of their game and we are here to support the san francisco fire department. >> reporter: we will have live coverage of the procession after the funeral from webster and geary, mark matthews, "abc 7 n

. >>> mark matthews is live in webster and geary in san francisco where the firefighters who will meet the procession there are staging. >> reporter: take a look at this pedestrian overpass and you can see fire trucks for five blocks, and another two to three blocks of fire trucks. they began showing up about an hour ago. we have seen them from several places, as far away from lodi and arcada and i talked to several firefighters were why they wanted to be here. >> the brotherhood. we are big family and when one goes down we want to pay our respects. >> it's nice to see people from other areas come to honor the fallen. >> the neighboring department here and if it happens the firefighters here in san francisco and around the country that put the lives on the line. each day they come to work they don't oh noe if they are going to come home to their children or families. they have to be on top of their game and we are here to support the san francisco fire department. >> reporter: we will have live coverage of the procession after the funeral from webster and geary, mark matthews, "abc 7 n

geary and webster as well as many other streets will be closed.d from the cathedral to holy cross cemetery in colma. southbound 280 will be closed from 4:00 to 6:00 from the 101 split in san francisco to the serramonte exit and several muni lines will be rerouted. all this information is on our website. >> eric: thank you very much. >>> the state senate says they will meet through the weekend to hammer out a compromise on the budget. the deadline is on wednesday to come up with a balanced spending plan or their paychecks will start coming. renewing the current state sales tax rate and vehicle licensing fees. governor jerry brown wants them extended until september when a special election can be held. democrats in both houses want them extended for a years so schools have guaranteed funding but teachers say its moot point. >> it doesn't have anything because they have made their plans for next year, the districts have. teacher layoff notices have been mailed out in march. >> republicans want the legislature to enact more spengtd cuts or use the $6.

webster first is a committed the credit union with over 44,000 members. the entire credit union community appreciates the opportunity to participate in this discussion regarding business of lending and allowing credit unions to further assist in the economic recovery. when congress passed the credit union access act of 1998 it put in place restrictions on business loans, but at the same time as the treasury department to study the need for such a cap. in january 2001, the treasury department found the following -- credit union business lending currently has no effect on the viability and profitability of other injured depository institutions. it also established a business loan of $50,000 a callous toward the cap. this number has not been indexed more adjusted for inflation. some critics claim only a limited percentage of credit unions are at the lending cap and, therefore, nothing needs to be done. they fail to see the big picture of habitat acts as a disincentive. credit unions will ultimately reach this threshold. the banking industry argues that the l

. -- marina at webster, molina and buchanan and marine and beach. a body was discovered dead in the bay near the pier. right now the public information officer is on scene tried to gather more >> the biggest thing here is the trail of blood. >> was found on the ground? >> yes. from near the pier all we down to the 3600 block, there is a trail of blood. police are trying to figure out what happened. they have section of this area, there are police tape and people are not being allowed through. a lot of people carias but again, that discovery happened around 6:36 a.m.. >> does it look like someone was bleeding and then went into the day or, the other way around? if >> it is hard to say, the body was found in the bay. it looks as if the trail of blood happened before the body was in the bay. again, details are still kind of an surfacing at this point. >> we will check back with you as you get more information. they do, liza. a body found in a bid earlier this >> we have a lot of big stories we are working on for you, the body found in the bay, the fire

it is on rosen webster. it is a very small grant, but we save a lot of senior lives for not getting lost or missing and can provide a safe home for them. i just want to -- not just one home can take care of all the city. i would like you to think about this when you are planning for your budget. and our agency, we're going to maybe lose service in adult health care centers. that is the major cut from the state grant. when you are thinking of the budget, please think about them. this portion. that is all i want to say. thank you. >> thank you very much. >> first of all, i would like to commend you, supervisor, and all the departments here. ed lee, for coming year. point clarification, i just wanted to remind everybody that they did commit to the city and county for redevelopment before governor brown came and did what he is doing now. that is most crucial to this community. i am appalled that nobody from redevelopment here -- i do see somebody -- they are not here. that tells us that what redevelopment has do

this morning west bound gary from got to webster eastbound gary from to goth northbound webster from gary to less and there are several lane closures along goth. >> if you need to get through got into it now and that gesture travel time >> gary to alice ann lane closures along got this it will be because of the procession from the cathedral along across the street this is expected up of around 230 in the afternoon. maybe all long term. the service is going to be extended so we're not sure what time the procession wall start. this portion of we're looking at right now all it can also closure of the south ball lane interstate to 80. the route goes down to only cross cemetery. 101 not to 80 interchange it'll be closed up brock still lay from 3:30 p.m. to 6:30 p.m. allow more traffic on a one- to-one. >> this is something we will keep you posted on. and the evening commute will be something we will need to watch also. and a look at the weather >> once again we're socked in with fog and we are struggling with visibility in some areas. as we head into the afternoon all lot of that fog is e

definition of the word "consider" is broader than simply taking action, just looking online at the webster dictionaries. it talks about "give careful consideration to," "take into account," "think about carefully." i know no action was taken, but i imagine careful consideration did take place and weighing of different factors did take place. i agree that legally there is support for the interpretation the city attorney has given. i do think that going forward we should reexamine the interpretation that is being defended. if we mean for the language to be interpreted in the way the city attorney is interpreting the language, maybe we should amend the language to clarify that, because i do not think the clarity is there to completely justify what is being said. in light of that, i do recognize the point that has been made by the appellants. but i also think that legally, to the extent there has been a practice that has been followed, that it could be defended in court. i think that where there is a reasonable interpretation coupled with that practice, that legally would be appropriate to go

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would you agree with that webster's dictionary explanation? >> yes.webster has it in its dictionary it must be correct. >> that's right it's a light of that i would like to ask you a question. do you have agent gangs in new york? >> what? >> do you have asian gangs in new york next do you have asian gangs in new york? >> to live agents in new york? [inaudible] >> i'm not in new york anymore. i'm not employed by the department anyone. >> when you were, when you would you say they were asian gangs in new york? >> that, i would say -- >> would you say there are mexican gangs in your? >> probably. >> african-american gangs in new york? >> probably. >> would you say there are white supremacy groups in new york? >> absolutely. >> in light of that i think the question would really be, would you say that those groups kill people? individuals in those groups have killed people? yes or no. i only have two minutes. >> sure. >> would you also say individuals in those groups are radicalize in the definition that i just read from webster's dictionary? that those gr

we'll have several roads closed, including geary and webster streets.g garage is allowing 450 cars to park for free. >> when we come back, mike has a look at the forecast.#t#t#t#t#tx >>> welcome back. we have pretty good forecast, if you like sunshine especially in the afternoon. fog up around santa rosa, 50s there. most of us in 50s to 63 in antioch. already seeing sunshine and temperatures a lot like yesterday within a couple of degrees. we'll be that way through the weekend before the warming trend next w ♪ ♪ oh, whoa i took care of everything ♪ ♪ where are you at where you at ♪ ♪ hey, hey [ cheers and applause ] >>> what a powerhouse voice. oscar winner, grammy winner, jennifer hudson, live this morning. great to see you. >> love having you here, as always, jennifer. and she has this one new. "i remember me." we have never forgotten yo uh. but we remember you with this one and your music. looking forward to it. >>> coming up today, we have -- central park has become barbecue central. the best pit masters in the country are here. lara's in the middle

closures for geary around webster and goff.off is parallel to vaness, the major cut through through the city. it's going to force more folks over there as well. starting at 9:00 a.m. all the way to 3:00 when it will let out and a procession will begin. heading up on 280, full closure for 280 from 101 down to daley city from 3:00 to 6:00 p.m. stay clear. use 101 heading down 380 cutting back to 280. stay clear from 3:00 to 6:00 p.m. b.a.r.t. is contributing saying leave the last car for firefighters heading to the funeral as well. that request made by b.a.r.t. board president. laura, back to you. >> it's a nice gesture. remember to stay with nbc bay area for live coverage of the firefighter's funeral. we'll be on air at 12:30. on our nonstop channel comcast 186 or digital 11-2 or on our website, www.nbcbayarea.com. >>> a funeral mass will be held for a 3-month-old baby boy from east palo alto. his family will say good-bye this morning. he was shot and killed this past weekend. police say a 17-year-old was retaliating for a gang

it happened on the 300 block of webster just before 2:00 a.m. the third man is in critical condition and underwent surgery. so far, no suspects and no motive. >>> police are looking for a man that forced his way into a home and assaulted and wounded an elderly woman. it happened on a home on porter lane. the suspect stole several pieces pieces of jewelry before leaving in a white cargo van. he's described as a -- mail and the woman was treated at the hospital for her injury. >>> michelle lee was last seen may 27th when she went on a break in hayward, she never returned. the family says her apartment was not searched until four days after her disappearance, and they say lab results from the search of her car won't be available for two weeks. police have served search warrants on people of interest, but there have been no arrest. >>> 30 years ago today the government released a report about a rare pneumonia that was striking gay men. june 5th is now considered the official anniversary of the aids epidemic. it's a fitting date to start the aids lif

i'm ashley webster.   >>> this fox 5 stock market report is brought to you bys dealer. live life heroically. .ay >>> a research scientist testified today that he was overwhelmed by what he says was the stench of a dead body in an air sample from the trunk of casey anthony's car. anthony is charged in the death of her 2-year-old daughter caylee. the scientist testified today he jumped back when he caught the scent. he also said the levels of color form found in the truck was -- chloroform found in the truck were extremely high, but a legal analyst said his testimony could be a weakness for the prosecution. >> this machine that was used was actually invented by dr. bach himself and there's a bias involved there. there could be an argument. >> the judge has to decide whether the jurors should be allowed to smell the air samples. prosecutors say casey a.c.t. anthony suffocated her daughter with duct tape. the defense says the girl drowned in the family's pool. >>> nfl star plaxico burress is now a free man leaving prison this morning. burress spent nearly tw

. >> alan: in oakland, police are investigating the shooting of three men near 12th street and webster. the victims were found in several locations in the area. one of the victims is in critical condition. the other two mens are in terrible condition. no arrests have been made. >> the family of missing nursing student michellelyley says the police department is not adequately working on the case and are asking the fbi to take over the case. they say the department does not have enough staff to work the case and the investigation has been flawed. officers did not search her apartment until four days after she disappeared and the evidence they collected is not being priority advertized. >> the attention we have gotten on this case do is to the press and the community. what is 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 ha

the suspect continued into oncoming traffic until he turned north on webster and the east oneddy, sot on buchanan. during this pursuit, officer you lift prop broadcast the suspects route while driving, holding the microphone in one hand. once in large rally, the suspect drove along the block calling for residents of the housing project to come out and stop his car. officers paid and o'malley not arrived at the other end of the alley. officer of valley got out of his car and ran down the building line toward the vehicle. the vehicle started again. fear of the suspect might get into another altercation with civilians, as this was mayor of the scene of the initial incident, or leave the alley to in danger citizens and officers, officer of valley stopped -- officer o'malley shot one shot. the suspect fired a round at them through his back window. officers came, stern, and the live, returned fire without hitting the suspect. the officers continued their verbal commands to the suspect to put up his hands and leave the vehicles. the suspect got out of the driver's door, raised his hands, too

recall -- on the other campuses that are potentially downsizing along california and i believe also webster street, wherever the facilities are going to be downsized and the potential for sale of those properties, i want to know what the underlying zoning is and, i don't know, but it will be if a hospital use goes away. what the underlying zoning would be. >> the california and pacific campuses are zoned rh-2, so institutional uses are permitted, but the other principal use is the two-family dwelling. commissioner sugaya: ok, cool. president olague: ok. >> if i may also just thank staff. especially elisabeth. i think the staff presentation was well organized and coordinated and answered a lot of questions. it was very easy to understand. i want to thank you for your work. also, all the departments for being here, especially the department of public health, thank you, director. i thanked one of the good thing. i think one of the good things about these large projects is we get to collaborate with people who are from completely different fields and different perspectives. i think it is very h

so some of these street closures we are talking about, geary closed near giovanni ramirez, webster near, lane closures on gunfire and expect delays for the f-market, j-church and 38-geary among others. samtrans also expect delays on suffer bus routes including the 112, 120, 122, 123, 130. so again, traffic going to be a major issue throughout the day from 9 a.m. to likely well into the evening commute. you may want to consider using mass transit. let's go to our maps. elsewhere across the bay area, live look at conditions at the bay bridge toll plaza, so far no metering lights so we are doing well now heading into the city. all our bridges are quiet. if anything changes, remember kcbs, our radio partners, at 740-am and 106.9-fm. that is your traffic and weather. back to you. >> thank you. >>> 6:19. a police investigation right now at buena vista park in san francisco. that's where a body has been found. >> kcbs radio reporter holly quan is at the scene and joins us on the telephone. holly what can you tell us? >> reporter: well, i'm on the eastern side of buena vista park by the tennis

education continued with a master's degree in early childhood literature, and programming in 1975 from webster university. patricia has a successful career as a teacher and children's book editor. she changed careers to become a full time writer of children and young adult books. her goal is to create books for and about african-americans. i write because there is a need to have books for, by and about the african-american experience and how we helped to develop this country. i present to you patricia makinsik heart of literacy. >> i am from st. louis, missouri. a lot of you think i have said it in correctly when i said missouri. you think i got it slid into my southern dialect, right? no. i was not born in st. louis. i was born in nashville, tennessee, a little town side of nashville. that is where i grew up, went to high school, met and married my husband. moved back to st. louis where i lived part of my life. i heard people saying missouri and missouri. what is the correct pronunciation of our new home? the best place to go when you want information is where? >> [inaudible]. >> of course, w

this is webster at filbert street in the marina. around san francisco odd buildings abound and this thing is in somebody's backyard and all over we see the incremental development and they have a porch and rail and walls up and here we have in somebody's backyard a fence that has become a wall and now fully occupied. >> it's a green house. >> and next year living quarters and pretty soon a manufacturing facility. lam bar lombard strd this building has contentious past and the owners want to lift it up and put a story underneath and the reason they want to lift it up throughout the city street elevations have been adjusted and as the streets get improved and the city heights don't get adjusted and many driveways go down into the garage. >> or windows below the street that makes no sense. >> and the streets of elevated and graded and of course the building settles but not that must have and the original flow of the thi-- floor of the build. >> i of in the building. >> me too. >> you are looking at the second floor now. >> the first fl

gough, portions of westbound and eastbound geary boulevard will be shut down as well as portions of websterane closures according to chp on gough street, as well. so avoid that area of san francisco unless you want to attend the funeral services and then mass transit is a great option. once of funeral wraps up we're thinking 3:30, 4:00, they are doing a funeral procession towards colma and holy cross cemetery. so they are going to be rolling closures along southbound 280 from 101 down towards serramonte boulevard heading towards daly city. again, that's for the bulk of the evening commute so we're expecting big delays 101 is going to be your best alternate. you may want to plan ahead and use mass transit this morning if you want to avoid some big delays heading home. bart right now systemwide on time. ace train looks off to a great start. same thing with muni and caltrain also reporting no delay. that is a check of traffic and your weather. back to you guys. >> thank you. >>> 5:20. two cal grads have been abused in prison in iran. that's what their friend and former captive sarah shourd dis

ron kauffman, barbara bishop, brian webster. >> president olague, commissioners and director, to cut to the chase, i spent about half of the last 50 years doing volunteer work in san francisco with very heavy emphasis on public safety and on hospitals, including ucsf, the cancer center on sutter street, the retention of ucsf, which involved about five or six years of work and a committee at san francisco general when rich cordova was there. so i have truly a great concern about the health and welfare of people in san francisco. and i have been on the cpmc board the last 10 years. when that board -- and i'm speaking frankly my own opinion. i don't know if the rest of the board will or won't agree with me. but when we were asked to approve the blue ribbon recommendations, that was $270 million commitment. in addition to $20 million to $30 million deficit, which we've already absorbed about $100 million at st. luke's, and if you multiply the next four years at another $400 million, i just think that that is an enormous commitment that nobody else -- no other organization in the city wou

would you agree with that webster's dictionary explanation? >> i guess if webster has it in his dictionary, it must be correct. >> that's right, sir. in light of that, i'd like to ask you yeah about new york. do you have asian gangs in new york? >> i'm sorry, what? >> do you have asian gangs in new york? >> do i have asians in new york i'm not in new york anymore and i'm not employed by the department anymore. >> when you were, would you say there are asian gangs in new york? >> yeah, i would say there is. >> would you say there are mexican gangs in new york? >> probably. >> would you say there are african-american gangs in new york? >> probably. >> would you say there are white supremacist groups in new york? >> absolutely. >>? light of that, i think the question would really be would you say that those groups kill people? individuals in those groups kill people? yes or no? i only have two minutes? >> sure. >> would you also say that individuals in those groups are radicalized in the definition that i just read from webster's dictionary, that

webster first has been at the business lending cap for over a year now. at webster first we understand member business lending is not about credit unions but about helping small businesses and the job they create. it is unfortunate that webster first cannot handle the request to help small businesses that we received due to this cap. websurfers is make great inroads in the business lending and his assistant multiple families and businesses and becoming quite successful. for example we helped and individual purchase and older gas station from his parents. is able to upgrade his fuel pumps, computer services and revamp his store. it now includes a coffee shop, a multi-pump service station. his success allowed him to upgrade the unused property behind the station and restored rental units which quickly became 90% utilize. he recently sold the property for the suspension of profit and is now acquiring other properties to expand his business. as this committee knows business expansion means job creation. senator mark udall introduced a small business lending e

be hanging out quite a bit under the walkways that lead to the rec and park areas off steiner and webster, and what police, rec and park, and others can do about that. those were the other themes in the cards. we hit every other card and the theme identified. i want to thank mayor lee. the new police chief and the whole rest of the city family, for being here. most of all, i want to thank all of you. we come in our district, have made tremendous gains, no matter what neighborhood you come from. i look at the economics that weekly. i look of the public safety stats. i look to the general health and wellness that. many neighborhoods, particularly the ones in the sector, have overcome a lot of challenges, a lot of problems. it would never happen if it were not for the service and leadership and the activism of so many of you that are here tonight. i want to say thank you. thank you for the collaboration between you and the city. we have got more work to do. at least we got some answers here tonight. everybody have a good night. remember, june 18 and 19, come and celebrate. have a good night.

. >> you think about the great speeches that daniel webster gave, and these great speeches that abraham lincoln gave come and they lived through the ages but they were never televised. it did happen. >> people say other government institutions have been opened up,ut it would be interesting to see what they thinkhat government institutions function better. we of the most transparent branch of government. everything we do is done in public. you see are worked in public on the urt. the only impact we have is on the arguments. you see the material we look at in the briefs. what is not public is our internal discussion and argument. the long and short of it is that it is being looked at and we ll see how the pilot program does. but does raise concerns, and i have been sharing my views and not just those of my colleagues. >> chief, i'm want to thank you so much for being here. it means a lot for us to have you as our guest and to have this conversation to begin our supreme court review. i hope you will return every time before e circuit has a conference, because you are always our number one

three people were injured near maxwell's lounge and webster on sunday morning following a dispute insidehe club. one of the victims critically injured. some innocent bystanders were injured, as well. >>> and on saturday afternoon, a fight between two men ended with leo dunston of oakland being shot to death in the 2900 block of high street. >>> 4:35. this morning, people remembering the two san francisco firefighters who died last week in the line of duty. firefighters from around the city have been stopping by station 26 in diamond heights to pay their respects to vincent perez and tony valerio. the two men's helmets and other gear sit in the station's entryway. it is the center of a growing shrine of flowers and cards. >> everyone has been touched in this neighborhood. you know? we all mourn the loss of one. but when you have two for a selfless act, we just -- you know, just come to give our support and what not. >> a note from a group of glen park families thanks all the firefighters in the area and expresses condolences for their loss and one family's card tells of receiving help for

number of road closures starting at 9 in the morning near the cathedral including government geary and websterafter funeral procession heads from the ka teed rall to the holy cross cemetery and 280 closed from approximately 4 in the afternoon to 6:00 p.m. from the 1 0one split in san francisco to the sir mont exit. bart reserve last car of each trainxgn for firefighters attending the memorial. the transit agency is asking the public to ride in the other cars. >>> well for the first time state experts are revealing the likely cause of the san bruno pipeline explosion. independent review panel appointed by the state p cuchl concluded construction work to replace sewer pipe 16 month before the blast put stress on the gas line already weaken by faulty well. contractor that did the work denied any wrong doing today. national transportation safety board safety board is responsible for determining the cause. the report not expected until this fall. blast killed 8 people and destroyed 38 homes. >>> vigil tonight in hayward for missing nursing student michelle lee. lee disappeared two weeks ago. tomorr