like for me to come to perform, in which city.ble. incredible. >> what's been the best moment of your life? >> it would have to be a moment which i'm not going to go into, but a moment with my family. that's when i'm beside myself, when we're all together. i love -- >> there was one moment in particular you're thinking of? >> i love, love -- like my great nephew, london blue. he goes i love this family. this is such a great family. he's so cute. he's 5. it's just sweet moments when we all get together, which is rare. it's hard. >> when it happens, do you all feel like -- >> it's special. >> we're a bit crazy the jacksons. but when we get together we have an amazing family. >> we have a wonderful family. we have a wonderful time together, that's the thing. such great fun. that's what i love. >> just to wrap this up, it's bean fascinating encounter. i didn't know quite what to expect. you've been fascinating. you're exuding to me an air of being happy with yourself as you ever have been. >> i am. i told you before i'm in a wonderful

programs in the city, as well as the services, which are now in place for marginally-housed adults. these programs have saved the city tremendous amounts in human will capital as well as in dollars and cents. a human being who is housed has a five times less chance -- lesser chance of making a police contact. a human being is -- >> thank you very much. thank you very much. >> -- has five times lesser chance of going into an emergency room. it's saving the city a great deal of money. i would ask you not to cut these programs. >> okay, thank you. >> thank you, david. >> by the way, since we have a lot of folks lined up, i'll suggest we take a number of comments, and every four or five, if there are departments heads that want to ask the questions, we'll go from there. i'll ask our next speaker if you could please step up. >> hello. my name has to do with the pensions for the city and specificallyxd for new hires. and the question that i have is that between june of 2008 and june of 2010, the san francisco employee retirement system lost $2.7 billion in value during the economic downtur

the city of san francisco will have to pay 100% of health-care costs per person, which would be the whole $300 with no savings to the city. i am here and saying this on behalf of all of us here in san francisco, and we serve all the disabled and all the senior citizens throughout san francisco, and they want to live in their homes with dignity. they deserve that right because they have paid their taxes, work hard to enjoy what they have worked so hard for. also, i heard about the pension plan. home care workers have no pension plan for days off or sick days. i hope you can look into that as well. thank you. [applause] supervisor avalos: thank you. these will be the last three speakers. we will have to close soon. thank you. >> good evening. i represent more real tv and the osiris coalition. i always hate tried to plan what i am going to say. but i will say it that i was watching the news, and i heard about the cuts that were going to happen for sfpd. the thing that bothered me most is that once we -- once they decide that they are going to get funding, that they were probably going to hir

which u.s. city has been named >>> and dubious distinction. which u.s. ty has been named the nation's most sedentary? captions paid for by nbc-universal television hello, and good morning. welcome to our viewers across the nation, including the pacific time zone. i'm lynn berry. today we begin with a recipe for disaster. as if crews in the southwest don't have enough of a challenge battling fierce wildfires burning across the region, now they're in a race to keep those flames from approaching a nuclear weapons facility in new mexico. nbc's curt gregory has more. >> reporter: a fast-moving fire continues to burn less than a mile from the los alamos national laboratory. a mandatory evacuation was ordered for the city of 44,000. >> kind of makes you nervous with all this nuclear stuff around. >> reporter: the secretive nuclear lab has been shut down. for now all hazardous and radioactive materials are protected. fire crews are working nonstop. >> i will not say -- we're doing our best to keep it off the laboratory. >> reporter: los alamos is famous, home of

. >>> coming up, new numbers released this morning in which american cities, which american cities have people would are living the longest? we'll show you where. >>> then sharing her story for the first time. arnold schwarzenegger's housekeeper, the mother of their child, speaks ow. >>> forget what you thought you knew about sunscreen. what to look for and what doesn't work at all. the government's guidelines. >>> wall street is coming off its biggest gains in nearly two months. the government's retail sales report is out yesterday. it was better than expected. in fact, it showed retail sales only down 0.2% last month. and if you don't count auto sales, retail sales then were actually up. experts fear it was just a one-day wonder, however, because the dow rose 123 points to climb back above 12,000. the nasdaq index was up 39. in today's trading, tokyo's nikkei average gained 26.5 points. hong kong's hang seng is slightly lower and in london the ftse opened lower too. >>> jcpenney stocks skyrocketed 17% yesterday helped by news that did hired the head of apple's stores to be its next ce

so depending on which city you are looking at, your leadership may say this could be cyclical.e could come back. that money could come back or some people were saying, like chuck reid, mayor of san jose. no, this isn't cyclical. we must adjust now because it is possible that san jose may have to pay into a retirement fund $650 million a year for 2016. >> we don't have a lot of time, but explain why? is this all pension fund? this is all -- or what is it here? >> it's a combination of things. so the housing bust occurs. so cities rely on tax revenue from property taxes. probably one of their cop pays of making money. so it suction away a significant amount of money. the city has to adjust to that. but are also with the housing bust was wall street collapsed as well. and so cities have to pay into their retirement funds. but what they were using, the proceeds, the gains from wall street they would invest in wall street, the gains from wall street, they would take that money and put into the retirement fund. but when you have a vicious collapse, that means that no longer will your

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city of san francisco. the land or the property on which our museums are located belongs to the city and county of san francisco, and each of the museum buildings, which are on my overhead slide and the handouts we have just distributed also belong to the city and county of san francisco. in fact, the nemuseum of the top of the page was given to the city and county of san francisco, and at that time represented the largest private sector gift of the city to san francisco at $210 million cost was raised entirely and elderly from private sector funds -- and utterly from private sector funds. the fine arts museum employs 562 full-time and part-time persons, of which 349 are san francisco residents. we are very proud of that. since the opening in 2005, the combined you museumuseums hn visited by over 11 million persons. in the calendar year of 2010 with an attendance of over 2 million, 2,043,000 persons, the de young museum was the fourth most visited museum in america, behind the museum of new york and the national gallery. in fact, was the 16-most visited museum in the world during the calendar year 2010. when yo

but anyway, having said that, we have been studying ways in which we could potentially raise revenue in the city, ways with which we can reach agreement with the board of supervisors and potentially the public. what's been the most challenging is that most of the ideas that we've had so far will require a two-thirds vote of the members of the public. and in doing that, there is very slim chances for a lot of the ideas to go forward when you acquire those two-thirds vote, because that's what the state law requires at this time. having said that, too, we have idea that might be on the border of progressive. the governor has proposed they pass taxes at the state level to extend, but there seems to be a viewpoint that perhaps he may not have the votes in the state legislature to pass those taxes. in that case we're prepared to consider passing a tax here locally that would bridge the gap that the state would not be able to do. that would be coming toward our general fund, if we're able and permitted to do that. we're looking at the condo conversion fee with a renewed effort because of the number of

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i'll show you which cities cool down the most . >>> sailors on board the uss carlson are responsible for the incident with usama bin laden. they returned home today. a crowd of family members lined the shore there, waving welcome home signs. the carl vincent was there last month when the navy seal team boarded, carrying the body of the master mind of the september 11 attacks. >>> and school board voted to extend the practice of allowing students in a junior rotc program to earn physical education credits through independent study. the military program has offered seven high schools in san francisco. >>> and taxing in san francisco could be harder than usual next week. the group of taxi drivers is threatening to go on strike next tuesday, upset over low wages and the new regulation that allows the cab companies to charge the drivers 5% of every credit card transaction. one taxi driver we spoke to today says he doesn't want to inconvenience passengers. but a strike is a step they must take. >> we're not going to work for free. this is a long-term job, bad for our health. >> it is uncle

we'll talk about a place close to new york city which means i haven't been there. west point, the military academy, what's there for tourists? >> i was there a week ago and it's 50 miles from new york city. what's there for tourists, it's fourth of july every day of the year. the thayer hotel is located within the confines of the campus. it's the only hotel that is within a military installation. so, that's interesting in itself. the grounds are really beautiful. it's right on the hudson river. they have trophy point, which is an area where you will see the artillery cannons from several different wars we fought where we have recaptured the cannons. the national purple hall of fame -- not hall of fame, hall of honor is outside and off the ground. a lot of historic sights. >> we saw the amazing views above the hudson river. next is cape may, new jersey, along the famous jersey shore and this is supposed to be a lovely town. >> it's lovely and not the

. >>> and which cities have the most potholes? the best and the worst roads of the bay area revealed. it's all ahead here on the ktvu morning news. >>> good morning. thank you for waking up with us. it's thursday june 23rd. i'm pam cook. steve paulson is here with the forecast. steve, personally i thought yesterday was perfect if you could do that again please. >>> i'd be happy to do it again for you, pam. i'll put the order in. maybe a little warm in my castle area. but other than that no doubt about it cooler day. we'll continue that. some of the fog has cleared but there's a lot around. it's going to be a breezy day and cooler day. here's sal. >>> steve, right now traffic on highway 4 good on the willow pass grade with no major problems. 880 traffic at the speed limit. now back to the desk. >>> topping our news. san jose police now say one man is responsible for at least 20 robberies throughout the bay area. ktvu channel 2 reporter kraig debro is in the city -- he's in men lo park with one of the hits he's done so far. good mor

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it was promoted by manhattan and 21st century city which you were kind enough to assert that you read at one point in and time. it's been great to kind of watch the stories of cities over the last 20 years. we began -- i began as mayor of indianapolis with an expolice sate manhattan agenda, literally right. cities instead of being centers of pathology could be great places that celebrated the diversity and assets. this was a period of time as you remember where several of us coming into the early 90s took the large cities, not as large as this one, a series of problems and apply conservative principals to produce the results. to some extent we did that. one the things i noticed about rick and his book, particularly dear to my heart. cities are diverse places. if you can apply conservative principals, you can create opportunity forest all of your communities, all of your neighborhoods. and it's creation of opportunity in a seamless city that's particularly important. the other thing that i saw in rick's book that i thought was fascinating and i wish it was more well recognized across t

and cpmc contractors in cooperation with labor will develop retention program, which is key for the city graduates to journey out. that is the goal, for them to journey out in their particular trade. on the non construction side, we're proposing 40 permanent hires through the work force system per year. that is a total of 200 over five years. and provide projections of ongoing projections of entry- level employment opportunities. since probably the last time i came before you, i don't know if i have been before you since we started health care academy, which models the city filled academy, and cpmc has been a strong partner since the inception, as well as the health department. we have had that academy the past year. we have identified additional new partners, in partnership with the good neighbors coalition, to help provide training and direct placement opportunities on the not construction-related side. our health care academy provides vocational training in both clinical and clerical areas of the medical field, and we will coordinate job notifications and cannaday peripherals through

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the "spare the air" warning and which cities could flirt with triple digits. good morning, it's june 21, the first day of summer, and i'm grace lee. >> hi, everybody. i'm frank mallicoat. it is 4:30. it is the longest day of the year. we have to go to bed early so... [ laughter ] >> at 9:00... >> already thinking about going to bed. i understand. [ laughter ] >> it's how we start our day. my first thought was, when am i going to nap? >> you want to enjoy the sunshine. we haven't had much heat like this but these temperatures are going to get very hot into the afternoon. we could be looking at triple digits towards the latter part of the day. if not, it's going to be very, very close. outside today, you have clear skies already. by the afternoon, about 88 degrees in san francisco. 90 in oakland. 98 in san jose. and flirting with 100 degrees in concord at 99. so just when will we cool down? we'll talk about that coming up in just a couple of minutes. right now let's check traffic with elizabeth. >> thank you, lawrence. you mentioned that developing story in oakl

shall i say opportunity will be the maintenance and repair of both museum buildings, which as i mentioned, the city of san francisco loans, particularly in the wake of this huge visitation. -- which as i mentioned, the city of san francisco owns, particularly in the wake of this huge visitation. over this past winter and spring, for example, we had an amazingly popular program of the legion of honor. over 56,000 visitors came to see that between early february, just a few weeks ago. i had my fingers crossed the entire time that some piece of masonry does not fall off the building in the courtyard of the legion of honor. in fact, it's about making safe harbors for not only the collections, but also for our visitors as well. third, and perhaps for most of the challenges and opportunities over the next three to five years, is our ability to secure in late in ongoing support for our friday night's at the de young. these are incredible programs that have allowed us to embrace a multi-cultural and diverse audience here in san francisco. late night programs featuring tours, hospitality, and education. ove

reached agreements with the city which includes a 9% pay reduction but union members have not approved the deal. >>> one chapter in the oscar grant shooting close today as they announced the settlement of a wrongful death lawsuit. >> if i got $1 or $100 million, it would not bring oscar back. >> they had agreed to pay oscar grant's mother $1.3 million. today's agreement and an earlier payment settles the families $50 million lawsuit. >>> an update to a story we have been following since spring. the justice department asked a judge to throw a lawsuit against a man whose car was being tracked by the fbi pre-he claims that the fbi had no reason to plant a tracking device on his car. agents it installed the device without obtaining a warrant. >>> now to san francisco were officials are pushing for gun control legislation. the attack at the 101 california street building killed nine people and injured 618 years ago friday. it sparked federal laws including the weapon span. a new ban on large capacity ammunition magazines is currently be

we have a forensics city for which the city dedicates $50,000 a year. it is doing a great job. statistics, recently from the l.a. center, cases that are brought through our center are 10 times more likely to go through the forensics center. we do not have a one-stop shop. what we do have is a lot of smart people. i hope you will hear from them during public comment, who are doing the best on behalf of vulnerable adults. supervisor mirkarimi: you are one slice of this consult but there is a robust network of institutions and nonprofits the city that is focusing on questions of aging and senior needs. growing out of that consult, why is there not a more pointed question and objective being pressed to the city to help satisfy some of these demands? i have had conversations, like the senior tsunami that i have been to that i have spoken at, others that deal with the general health and welfare of those who are aging in san francisco, questions of safety, domestic safety from violence does come up. so why is that level of advocacy not streaming over into this level of advocacy? >> i