you will see it. >> bonds will have to wait until august to find out if he will be retried on perjury charges. yesterday prosecutors told the judge they need more time to make that critical decision. the defense played hardball. they wanted the judge to order a new trial right away or finally end the long complex case. the judge rejected that request. >> do you think he's been denied a speedy trial? >> i asked the question. the answer that came back was no. >> last april a jury deadlocked on three perjury charges but it found guilty of abstraction of justice when -- with obstruction of justice when he testified he never knowingly used steroids. >>> an east bay corruption case could expand. and it's the subject of a bland jury investigation. there could also be more arrests. we watched as four men were taken to court heading into court yesterday in walnut creek. they pleaded not guilty to 38 felony counts. those charges include sale and possession of illegal weapons. selling and stealing drugs from police evidence. dui setups and conspiracy. >>> another twist in the casey anthony murde

we will let you know what the two will be talking about. that is straight ahead right here on the kron 4 morning news. we will be right back. ÑjÑjÑj?> welcome back to the kron 4 morning news, representative wiener is admitting that this would account was not have, that he posted lewd pictures of himself. >> to be clear, the picture was from me. i send it. i deeply apologize for with this has caused to my friends, family, constituents, supporters and staff. i am deeply regretting what i have done and i am not resigning. i have made it clear that i have accepted responsibility for this, people who her want to draw conclusions of the are free to do so. >> nancy pelosi and other members of the democratic leadership are urging an in- house committee to launch an investigation. >> 6:15 a.m.. we are back with more in a couple of minutes. father's day is around the corner. what are you getting for dad? kron 4 once you to have a chance to get a great gift for dad. it is the magellan road mate. we have 10 of those to give away. we also have 2,

the fog will roll back to the coastline were will stay.ill be cooler than today. 74 for san francisco, 96 fairfield, 93 and concord. we will not see the triple digits that we saw today. mid '80s down the peninsula. 79 for oakland, 86 for antioch, 95 for livermore. low 90s in the south bay and 95 for morgan hill. finally take a look at the seven day around the bay shore and a cooling trend that is in store, bringing temperatures back down in the 80's for the inland spot. '70s for the bay, and upper 60 for the coast. >> the 11th annual diversity employment a career fair for the greater san jose santa clara area will be held on wednesday in san jose from 11 a.m. until 3:00 p.m.. there will be dozens of employees there with hundreds of jobs available. the best part, it is all free. go to city career fair.com for more information we will be right back. i want to crush more cars. i want to sell more tea cups. ♪ i need help selling bread. ♪ i want to sell more crabs. [ male announcer ] you know where you want to take your business. i want to desi

that will lend itself. i would say those conversations are beginning, but we're definitely on track to meet the deadline. president chiu: i have been asked a lot about small businesses about what local opportunities could be available. could you talk about the potential of that area? >> right now there is a join our team link, where people can provide them with opportunities they see. we have had conversations with the small business commission to talk about what are ways we can better facilitate that contact? maybe there is some sort of training we can do or how you get linked up with the opportunities coming forward. it is not necessarily in body in a plan at this point, we see it necessarily tied together with the picture we are trying to drop between now and when we come back. president chiu: how is the fund- raising going on the committee? >> i know they have raised some amount of money. i think they will be coming back to provide us with the clear no. in connection with the budget hearing next week. i

we will not see in the '90s. '60s, '70s and '80s. we will be right back.doctors have upgraded the condition of bryan stow from critical to serious. he was attacked at the dodgers home opener against the dodgers. the head of his medical team says that bryan still is grieving without a ventilator in has opened his eyes. intimately he has been able to follow some basic commands. they say that brian is still at risk for infection and the long-term prognosis is still unknown. maureen kelly, kron 4 news. >> in san jose, friends and co- workers at american medical response say that they are excited his condition has been moved from critical to serious. people i have talked to say it is the news to have been waiting for. it plans to remain optimistic and positive until they can welcome him back at work. >> another week, and other clothing the controversy for u.s. airways. less than six days before the now infamous sagging pans saw that that took place last week at sfo, with a passenger to the picture of this man who was dressed in a revealing and women's clothing.

and we will say that the commission you will be serving on that will go through that as well. [inaudible] i do solemnly of firma the i will support and defend the constitution of the united states and the constitution of the state of california. against all enemies foreign and domestic. that will bear true faith and allegiance to the constitution of the united states and the constitution of the state of california. that i take this obligation freely. without any mental reservations. or purpose of evasion. and that i will faithfully discharge the duties upon which i'm about to enter. during such time as i hold the office. [inaudible] congratulations. >> thanks for all of you being here. in january when i was sworn in, there were five major objectives that i wanted to accomplish. a pension reform was at the top. as i went through all of the town hall meetings on the budget, i indicated to the budget -- to the public that we needed to fix our financial house in the city. at the beginning of this conversation when he leaves started meeting, we had choices to make right at the begi

we're not sure what actions will or if any will be taken until the investigation is complete.am told that the newcomer program will not be affected. >> a special education teacher has been charged with a dissiden--with raping a develop many this able-- developmentally disabled student aid. >> here, jerry johnson teaches students that are developmentally disabled. the victim help out as an aide. the vallejo city unified school district says that johnson was fingerprinted and passed a our background check as a condition of being hired here. so far, no other students or staff member has reported any problems with the special education teacher who has been with the district since 2009. working at vallejo high school before coming to this school site. the district person says that they're surprised by this from johnson was been placed on administrative leave. the district sent out a letter to the faculty and staff letting them know that they're taking the incident very seriously and that they have launched their own investigation separate from the one that is being conducted by the

this policy and from now on they will go into the water, they will get training, the funding will beof this case, but does it take a death to bring the policy back? that is the plan. >> the think you for your insight. >> 9:52 a.m., we will back with more in a couple of minutes. eight minutes remaining to get in on the space-bar deal to get a chance to win u2 tickets. like us on facebook by 10:00 a.m., we will get access to a special and reform to win tickets to the oakland show on tuesday june 7th. there is something else that you can do on monday to a lucky enough to get in line early, at a hard rock cafe in san francisco, renew or gently used shoes and donate those to soles for souls. the first 100 people to donate will eat to get a pair of the evocative path of older your of of his hidden of her >> it is known to rain this afternoon and arraigned for the evening. widespread showers. on sunday a chance of thunderstorms. the entire weekend is a washout. taking a look at the big board we have been following the look on wall street, recovering a little. the dow is down 42 points. >> >

some will work out and some will not. we're taking a hard look at the ideas about consolidation as well as other ideas to save money. i will take the opportunity to let you know that police and fire are going to share in the cuts we have to balance the budget. they are coming up with ideas. they're coming up with ideas to preserve for services and make sure the city is safe from the fire and police perspective. the ideas are not presented in detail because they're just presenting concepts. they will choose which ones will continue with a high level of service and safety we need. that is why you have not heard more detail about that. when it comes to muni, i will let the head of muni speak to that. i will bring back any questions to them and make sure that they get answered. they are consolidating some of the bus stops so that they will not be on every block in order to save time and money. there will be other consolidation ideas coming from them. i just talked to nat ford this afternoon. they believe the deficit will be c

i will pay my car note but i will not pay my student loans. a lot of people and really tough situations are having to make those tough decisions. but the u.s. government to start picking and choosing like that is not going to inspire a lot of confidence. moreover, which bills are we going to decide today? these guys have said, maybe we will pay the interest on bondholders. so, are we going to start paying interest to the chinese who hold treasurys and will not pay people their social security checks? or, we will not pay veterans for their disability checks? which obligations are we going to say that we don't have to pay? the last point i want to make about this, these are bills that congress ran up. the money has been spent. the obligations have been made. this is not a situation, i think that the american people need to understand this, this is not a situation or congress will say, we will not buy this car or take his vacation. they took the vacation, they bought the car. now, they are saying, maybe we don't have to pay are we don't have to p

me, we will go through every one of your names and we will say that the commission you will be serving on that will go through that as well. [inaudible] i do solemnly of firma the i will support and defend the constitution of the united states and the constitution of the state of california. the state of california. against all enemies foreign a

this will find the site. can you talk about your program and everything that you are working on. >> this program, the ordinance is one of the earliest ordnances, going back to about 1969. this funded through the capital budget that these projects will take. when the city decides on a major improvement, about 2% of the eligible construction budget is set aside for the acquisition of works of art. one of the things that we have done, this has been created for the design, and the utilization of the public facilities, we have learned a national reputation for the best practices. the americans for the arts in san diego, there were three installations listed as the best in the country. we have more on the international artists and how they can be put in the fabric of everyday life in the city of san francisco. >> i wonder if you have considered how we could utilize this to help the projects. understanding that art is an important component, is there a way to work with beautification around certain areas and could w

we will start by creating trees. we will turn our arms into tree branches. our finger tips into leaves and we will sway in the breeze. when the wind picks up we will sway faster. we will make birds by taking our hands facing etch other, cross our thumbs and using our hands like bird wings. the birds are flying high above the treetops. in the forest is a river. we will lift our wrists and lower them to make water waves. very soft. you can hear the water flowing. in this river are fish. we will take the right hand over our left and use our thumbs like fish fins and let your fish swim through the water it takes a big dive. >> and growing next to the river are a bed of flowers. opening one hand onfinger at a time watching the flower petal blossoms. we will take our other hand and turn it into a butterifiy much the butter fly will fly, fly, fly the and land on the flour and watch it fly away. drinking can a deer. take your thumb and the outside a n antlers. the deer hears a noise and in the distance is a hunter with a low and arrow. he sees that deer and aims for

when we get done, we will sweep the senate. we will sweep the house. we will win the white house and then we will clean out washington. thank you, good luck. [applause] ♪ [captioning performed by national captioning institute] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2011] >> that was former house speaker newt gingrich in new orleans last night. we will cover the republican leadership conference again today. ♪ >> cspan has launched a new website for politics and the 2012 presidential race with the latest cspan events from the campaign trail, biorhythm is on the candidates, twitter fees and facebook updates from candidates and political pundits. c-span.org us at/campaign 2012. >> "washington journal" is coming up next and we will take your calls and look at today's news. we will have more coverage from new orleans and the republican leadership. conference this leadership the scheduled speakers include gop presidential candidates michelle bachmann, ron paul, rex santorum, and herman cain. we will have live coverage here on c-span and on cspan r

yet -- we will go on in. we will be working with a program of exposure to our camps, to the outdoors, and to emphasize that, rather than lead activities that will be negative to our communities, rather suggests leadership opportunities for our environment, four outdoor leadership, for interacting with other kids. but that placement will occur in august, with the help of all the agencies i talked about providing perhaps a brief moment in which they can participate. before that happens, phil will identify additional slots all through the summer that he has worked hard to increase those slots for camp programs throughout the city. he will go into detail about that. i want to thank phil's leadership, and the old department of rec and park. again, increasing the number of slots more than they have this year. we are on course to exceed that with more than 8800 slots identified and more to come we are making strides in that effort. and then, working with all of the agency is a around these programs, the summer progr

they will be able to learn to swim. they will help us build trails. they will stage a talent show.i do not know if they know that yet. it will be a fabulous five-day experience for them. we are excited about it. we also have a program for people who do not want to participate in camp. summer registration starts may 31. this is for children of all ages. connie over here has our program guide for both our summer programs and our camp cycle. as we like to say at rec and park, get out and play. thank you very much. >> we have a lot that is going on the summer. i want to acknowledge any alvarez -- henry alvarez from the housing authority. i also want to and knowledgeluis hererra, our city librarian. thank you for joining us, partnering with us, and making sure our students are safe and continuing with learning to read the summer. thank you.

secretary clinton will be the head of the high-level policy dialogue and she will also be delivering a keynote address to the entire community. she is, as we speak, reaching out to her counterparts in the economies around the asia- pacific community, as well as counterparts within the u.s. cabinet to attend the event. as an outstanding example of our public-private sector partnership, the private sector has been intricately involved in putting together the summit. so we really want to thank cal apec, the host committee put together, and especially the bay area council, under the leadership of jim, who will speak in a minute. they have been and it indelible partner in the planning -- they have been an invaluable part in the planning of this event. as the u.s. private sector brings together commitments to the economic empowerment of women throughout the apec region. a steering committee, specifically for women and the economy summit, has been formed, two of the founding companies are here. devry and mervell technologies. women play a powerful role in the global economy and within the a

never know, will we? >> i don't have 80,000. >> maybe we will get invited. that maybe they will share. >> we will come back sober, with no bubbly, with a report on the elections in portugal. stay with us. >> welcome back. ask anyone in portugal what is on their mind, and it will tell you politics, the economy, and frustration. portugal is voting for a new government sunday, and opinion polls indicate the opposition social democrats will win the election. whoever forms the new democratic the new government, the challenge will be to put the country out of its financial crisis, meet the strict criteria for an e.u./imf bailout package, and turn around the economy. >> for centuries, this has been harvested by hand. that is a powerful symbol of portugal's traditional agrarian society. but nowadays, a quarter of the portuguese work force is employed by industry. portugal has become a low wage country for many european companies, but the country's biggest hopes are and tourism and the services sector. for years,

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that will be the case. both of these are playing out in the next seven days to keep the temperatures cooler than average. a look at the 24-hour temperature change. fremont is two degrees warmer today. concord, oakland, san francisco, the same. san francisco, and san rafael. the sun will set at 8:45 this evening. start in the south bay, temperatures in the mid-to-upper 70 to 80 in los gatos. low to mid-70s dominate the peninsula until you get to millbrae at 6. 60 at half moon bay. that is the exception. rest of the peninsula, mid-to-upper 60s. 6 at saucelito -- 67 at saucelito. santa rosa northward, we have low to mid-80s. 60s at the coast. we have mid-to-upper 60s. east bay shore. low to mid-70s in union city, castro valley and hercules. warmest weather inland of east bay valleys. 70 at dublin. low to mid-80s for everybody else. low to mid-80s around morgan hill, gilroy. as you get closer to the bay, it's cooler. 68 in santa cruz. the indians are in town for interleague play again. 7:15 is the first pitch.

be there for the next few days we will look for a bit of an offshore breeze to develop that will minimize our fog layer next couple days clearing it out early sending things in opposite directions as patchy coastal fog and a warming trend kicks in. we are talking mid-to low 90s by tuesday across the interior with even some upper 60s low 70s back up the coast today we will see an earlier clearing in that fog than we saw yesterday where the fog lingered at the coast and across the presidio, we will see more sunshine there today as a result temperatures up across the board mainly across the interior though. we will look for mid-to upper 80s to prevail possibly a low 90 or two, concord and liver more east bay hills, mid-to upper 70s today back on the peninsula, upper 60s low 70s look to mid-60s as the beach warms as well. next couple days into the beginning of the week as we see this warming trend, tuesday, officially the first day of summer then a gradual cool down through the end of the week as we see the on shore breeze and marine layer return for a little chilling effect looks like classi

the needs of our districts will be addressed. those things i believe will be addressed. you have heard it from the mayor. the mayor appreciates that which is important to us. for the first time since the board of supervisors has gone back to district elections, the search for an 7 has never had the chairmanship. that is for the first time in over 10 years. we have a budget chair person. and while it is a committee of five, that chairmanship means a little bit. i am excited that she is in that position. i know she absolutely appreciates what is important in district 7 as well. with the mayor in charge, i am pretty optimistic that the daunting numbers can be addressed and will be addressed. . >> i appreciate the opportunity to share with you a little bit about what the financial picture looks like and what the challenges are for us over the next few months as we go through that process of balancing the city budget. as you know, i think they are in the process of setting up some slides. we have an ironclad requirement that we have a balanced budget every year. we can't prin

in the presentation will go into greater debt and illustrate how the infrastructure shift will help us achieve these goals. one of the goals is to facilitate student diversity in the parameters of current law. another isoçd work with district initiatives to avoid isolation of underserved students. the third is to support the strategic limited resources and quality schools in every neighborhood. the fourth is to provide equitable access to the range of the opportunities. creating robust enrollment at all schools. to be simple and easy to understand and provide transparency at every stage of the assignment process. offer families a degree of predictability. minimize the degree that families must invest. prevent the cost effective use -- implement and sustained over time. these are the policy goals of the the board unanimously approved for student assignment in march 2009 after years of debate, discussion, review of data. the next part of the presentation will illustrate the proposal to create the feeder infrastructure. i am now going to cost to christina who will present the next portion

how will you coordinate these efforts? >> the strategy has to be successful, and we have one of the most diverse asian-american communities, and they will engage very intensely. we also have the tourists from all over the world, and we have the mission of the museum, to give a voice to the coaches, and at the same time, people with any aspect of the museum, people will never lose sight of the educational aspect of this. and the community in general, they will look into the richness that asia has to offer. in terms of the asian-american communities. >> we will go to the budget analyst report. >> this department has said that they are different, but all that we're asking for from this department, as we have passed from every department, is documentation to refer to it -- reviewed the recommendation. the one recommendation that we have made -- we will work with the department assuming that we can clarify this. there is nothing different about providing documentation. this is all we ask. the recommendation is on page 3, $181,0

it happens when will he did items and we will cast in tonight.e how quickly the temperature rises in the fully developed stage. you can see an example of a flash over in the u-2 video, before the flash over, the only thing that is burning is a mineral in the construction materials. now this is right before the flash over occurs, varity is, what began in you will notice of the year inside of the buildings spontaneously combust. >> you can hear it, you can see it, even phillip in here comes the energy. it >> and keith, the to the to-reach over 1000 degrees. as we know, of course the flash over that happened in this rise still one firefighter and left in other fighting for his life and a hospital, jeff bush kron4 news. >> stay with us for continuing coverage of the santa fire department tragedy and you can hit to the web site and leave your comments and well-wishers at kron4.com. for the first time me. jaycee dugard account of her adduction and 18 years in captivity. the judge released portions of her testimony to a grand jury in it, talk about the

they will have annual reports. on a quarterly basis, their financial person will meet with our staff to reconcile what has been happening each year. progress to date. we have reviewed the financial information to give us a sense of where the dollars have gone. we have come up with this new reporting relationship. we have been have been several meetings, both with the arts commission staff, as well as several other commissioners, as well as a liaison from our commission to start thinking about what this relationship would look like and if the p.u.c. wanted to have a more hands-on approach. we have developed this arts enrichment review for you today. as far as the next desksteps, hopefully the resolution will be adopted by you today. we are close to finalizing the mou between the two agencies to the hope is that will happen by the end of the summer. the arts committee will begin to meet and identify what the priorities will be for the upcoming fiscal year. we will be coming back to you on a semiannual basis to be abl

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our child advocacy center will focus citywide. it will be citywide. it currently does. we service all of the children were exposed to violence and child abuse. this will continue to do that. supervisor mirkarimi: we have been seeing the yearly figures of the new census data that is coming out that, based on your child population figures here, might be undercounting what the true child population may be in san francisco, especially in areas that are routinely distressed in domestic violence or child abuse. wouldn't that add more reason to have a citywide focus on this question? >> absolutely. it will have a citywide focus. we also have a safe start project, looking at children 0 up to six that have been exposed to domestic violence. that is also citywide. we work with family research centers throughout the community. supervisor mirkarimi: i know this is extremely important to supervisor campos and myself. what about modeling will immigrant families -- monolingual immigrant families? there is lack of engagement with the city in dealing with these kinds of -- these kinds o

all of the other matters will be posted on the web. this is very contingent of the enrollment at the elementary school level. as long as the progress minimizes diversity, the schools will be the verse. we're looking at the ethnic data in october of 2010. it is difficult to predict what will happen over the coming years since we expect to see enormous changes. diversity at that level will determine the diversity at the middle schools. this data was compiled using 2010 data and promoting currently enrolled students to create a theoretical picture of what enrollment would look like if elementary enrollment stayed on course. there is an increase of african- american students by 6%. and also led to the students by 2%. if we further look at, based on the current enrollment of the feeders look at achievement disparities, currently there is a disparity between achievement levels of incoming sixth graders. based on current enrollment, feeders narrow the range of values across schools. we expect a change. but if we were to look at the current sc

he said he will not stem the tide, will you? i said, no, sir, i am not. >> my cholesterol is down. >> there you go. >> i think we may be telling c- span more than you want them to know. [laughter] the fact of the matter is, what our health care costs up? in some respects, for some good reasons but three very good reasons health care costs are up. a, we're all living longer. not all this, the average is living longer. and we are healthier. why? because we have two things that 1965 net up to medicare we did not have. a, wide use of prescription drugs. what do we use them for? keep your sugar ok. keep my cholesterol ok. because sugar and cholesterol are ok, taking the pill every day, your help here longer. that saves money, but costs money because those medicines are expensive. thirdly, extraordinary diagnostic tools available to us to find out what is wrong with us. you go in and have an ache or pain in it and take an x-ray and find out about 10% or 15% of what the doctor wants to know. you do a mri or ct scan, there will find tha

there will be payments that will have to be made. our view is that it is likely there'll be a significant increase in the gross amount of the payments. >> will my constituents and the chairman's constituents and all of our constituents ever see any refund of the money they have contributed to this date? >> that is not for me to say. if this project comes to a close, if there is a legislative fix or amendment or a series of amendments or new legislation, it would not surprise me that there would be some attempt to try to reimburse those who have made those contributions only to see them go for naught. >> my time has expired. >> the chair recognizes mr. bass of new hampshire. >> the answer is, the only way you can get your money back is to open this project. lots of questions have been asked today. i have to say i almost feel sorry for you, dr. lyons. you know what is going on here. everybody in the audience knows what's going on here. the democrats and all the republicans know what is going on here. it is unfortunate that we even have

there will be reductions that will be painful. and the deputy director for finance and administration. >> good morning. and the deputy general manager for the public utilities commission. he by no less as the san francisco water department or the municipal power agency. for example, electricity comes from what the system. we are an enterprise department. he'd gather all of the revenues from the rate payers. most of the water users are outside of san francisco. we have customers that contractually a supply water to. the budget is quite large. it is a hundred and $60 million. i wanted to highlight the rebuild we are doing right now. the largest public works project in california today. as a stand here, we have $2 billion in completed construction. we will have $3 billion in construction. we just received bids on our signature project on friday. the engineer estimate was $235 million. the low bidder with 253. that is significant. it is on time and under budget. it saves you money in the future. the second plane is partnering. we're a

will a befallen this story throughout the morning we will be right back it is a trend of the rise hotel room is filling around the bay area. >> that packed their bags and brought their cameras more more people are coming to visit san francisco and will be tougher to get a good room and a good deal. these people are from germany and bay once they got here they saw saw that their options were minimal. >> a small room no air conditioning it was too expensive >> this national consulting company 80% of the rooms were occupied in april led compared to the rest of the bay area 80 percent of the rooms were filled in san francisco, 73 percent in napa of. the average room in april, saturn $62. we will be looking at the more backups and were still wondering why there are backups with the small amount of traffic on the road was we will be right back the latest on barry bonds and his legal battle star was in federal court yesterday. >> barry bonds was back in court on thursday he arrived with his legal team will need more time to investigate charges on barry bonds. e-mail to " remember it started in

that will be a detail that we will ride into the legislation. we are going to have all sorts of questions like this gentleman just asked. what are the options? the option is not to do nothing. the option is, how do we find a way forward that preserves medicare in a way that we can get it through congress and also preserves the country? in the long term, what is going to be the largest cost for the met -- the federal government? it will be medicare. if you do not go after the biggest first and try to make sense of the reforms -- nobody is going to like this plan. we understand that. but nobody wants the present medicare to vanish and those that are absolutely dependent on aid to not have anything. what is what to happen in 2016 if we have not solved all our other problems? what is going to happen? how much more painful will it be then if we do not make some of these smaller adjustments now? you will never control the cost of health care in this country until you reconnect some of the purchase of that health care with the individual. it just does

temperatures will ease in.nk they will settle in. 60s, 60s, 70s, low, mid-80s unless you are well inland, and then some 80s, upper. there's still areas like lake county that don't cool off until november. kidding. [ laughter ] >> seems like it. >> yes, it does. breezy, cooler on saturday. and then sunday a little cooler. monday about the same and then increasing clouds on tuesday. jeanne wasserman at the alameda county fair said, did you say rain? maybe for next tuesday night/wednesday. north bay, probably but not probably farther south. >> thank you, steve. >>> one of the most-wanted fbi's fugitives is behind bars. whitey bulger was arrested in santa monica after 16 years on the run. gina silva joins us live, as whitey bulger prepares to extradited back to boston, massachusetts. >> reporter: good morning. he woke up at the metropolitan detention center. life as he knew it has changed forever. when you look at the photographs that were taken right after his arrest. it's difficult to believe this 81-year-old bal

senate, people back and keep asking me what will happen and how will this end? what kind of progress is being made? military -- militarily, we have done well, i believe, but beyond that, this is very, very difficult articulate what our objectives are and what our goals are and how this is going to and with us achieving those. that is very difficult. to grasp, let alone to convey to the american people. i wish you well. the problems here are very, very significant. i am glad that you are the one going because i think you are the right person to do this job but, again, i am very skeptical about how we will be able to end of this, thank you. >> thank you, senator. i am under no allusions of the difficulty of the challenge. if iraq was hard and it was hard, afghanistan in many respects is harder. all i can promise to you and the other members is -- if confirmed -- i will give you an honest assessment of what conditions and situations are. , what are achievable ways for, and what may not be achievable. that much i can certainly undertake to do. >> i appreciate that a

i will continue doing that. it is because of its international stature, our city of san francisco enjoys being the attraction for the whole bay area. when companies or visitors are deciding where they want to spend their money or make an investment or have a good time, they will think of san francisco in some any positive way is because we have allowed ourselves to evolve as an international city. that is so important. so many cities are trying to protect their coffers and investments, to be the city that they are. i want to continue being the city that people hoped for us today, to put a positive aspect of hope in the city. that means today and it will mean for some time that my administration reflects a strong effort to create and sustain jobs for everyone. if i have learned anything in my visits throughout the city it is that everybody wants to get a job. they want to be here. they want to sustain themselves year. they know how expensive it is. i know how expensive is. i made one of the biggest, most nervous

would be willing to start almost immediately in those negotiations, but we cannot assume that we will need fewer resources to conduct those negotiations. supervisor chu: you said that 30 of them would be open? >> including registered nurses and public safety department. we certainly hope we do not need to spend all this money, but we might. for as a professional services covers the potential for contacting labor negotiations. there appeared to be continued economic constraints that streamline the process similar to what we did with our internet based workers' comp management systems. hopefully we implement over the next year and electronic form of administration tuition reimbursement programs that work closely with the comptroller's office that we think will ultimately achieve the significant efficiency and reduce the need for some of this paper heavy and resources of the transaction. that is our plan for navigating. if you like i will note that we have reached agreement with the budget analysts office, thank you, for their excellent work has always. i can address some of the question

>> yes, i will. >> thank you. we will be here all morning. we will then have a break for lunch and we will go into a classified session for this afternoon. minutestart with a seven- first round for questions. director panetta, you said that you support the july, 2011 date set by president obama for the beginning of a process of transferring increasing responsibility for afghanistan security to the afghan security forces and drawing down u.s. forces from afghanistan. president obama recently said that the size of u.s. troop reductions from afghanistan will be significant. director panetta, do you agree that the u.s. reductions from afghanistan beginning in july should be significant? >> i agree with the president. there are approximately 100,000 more afghan police than the work in 2009. the nato training mission in afghanistan is ahead of schedule in meeting the target of 305,000 afghan security forces by this fall. in addition, a new target of 352,000 afghan security forces by 2012 has been set to ensure that these forces have the specialized

the service will be held at st. mary's cathedral where amy hollyfield is live. >> reporter: the funeral is expected to be so huge. they will be shutting down city streets and a section of interstate 280. last night at st. mary's they had a more intimate ceremony, hundreds attended a vigil for the men. today, you'll see firefighters from across the country even from mexico and canada. the two firefighters were found on the floor together. they were the first to rush into a house fire in the diamond heights neighborhood last thursday. the fire chief has arranged for crews from throughout the bay area to fill in for those who are scheduled to work here in san francisco so the firefighters can attend the funeral. >> that is huge because they have never done that in the city before where we have other agencies coming in. so there is quite a lot of planning but i feel good that anybody is on duty could be here. >>> san francisco's mayor ed lee that dealing with the deaths of these men has been the most difficult part of h

we will do that without objection. colleagues, if i could ask to rescind the vote on item one to allow our colleagues to vote on that item? without objection. and if we could take a roll call on item one. supervisor chiu? supervisor chiu: we do our best not to schedule committee meeting that conflict during the regular part of the year, but given this is a budget season, we had to move the budget committee meeting up closer to a time that coincides with our gao committee, where supervisor mirkarimi and i were just that. i will be, unfortunately, running back and forth between the two committees, but i appreciate the opportunity to rescind the vote. supervisor chu: could we now take a vote on the actual item itself? supervisor wiener: did president chiu have any commentary on this? no. supervisor chu: ok, go ahead. >> roll call the motion passes. supervisor chu: thank you. please call item two. >> resolution authorizing the lease of 39,573 sq. ft. at 1455 market street for ten years plus options to extend for the san fr

it will be the most beautiful terminal he will see in your lifetime. -- you will see in your lifetime. we are working hard to keep the city together. i find every day, people are telling us they want jobs. they want their dignity to be reflected in having a good job. i cannot do it without making sure we have unity at our board of supervisors. i am very mindful that every single day i have a private meeting with each member of the board of supervisors, a different member every other day, talking about what they need, treating them with respect, making sure the dialogue is open. and this new-found unity will help me as i enter on my first one-hour discussion with the board of supervisors. wish me luck. [laughter] because i do think we need positive dialogue in this city. the fractious times are over with. we need a unified dialogue. i have every faith that this unity will bring about the success that wean are known for -- that we are known for. and by the way -- though, giants. let's have another win in this city. we can handle it. thank you very much. [applause] >> thank you, mayor le

index will be around 100 -- heat index will be around 100. we have a chance for a thunderstorm thursday, friday, saturday, and sunday. 6:14. >> we have some heavy delays in two spots. one is the harrisburg expressway. have an accident within that delay. in the meantime, we're looking at a very jam-packed ride on the north side outer loop. that stretches back to problems. that is because of late-clearing construction. it is jamming conditions in that area. moisture it is closed because of ongoing road work -- conway street is closed because of ongoing road worke. this is the harrisburg expressway, north of the beltway. police are on the scene of this accident. it is taken up the left lane. take york road as your alternate. >> the effects of that massive wildfire in arizona now being felt in one of the region's largest city. albuquerque issued an air quality alert. incoming flights have to be diverted. 200,000 acres have been consumed by that fire. snow removal equipment is being used to clear a blanket of ash several inches thick. some flights

the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman will suspend. the house will be in order. members, please take your conversations off the floor. the gentleman may resume. mr. harper: the e.a.c. also maintains the clearing house for election officials to share experiences working with voting systems. and it operates a program to develop voluntary guidelines for voting systems, tests voting systems against those guidelines and certifies that systems comply with those guidelines. 35 states and territories use the federal testing and certification system in some way to decide what voting systems their election officials can purchase and use. unlike the grants and research programs that are now obsolete, the clearing house and the testing and certification programs -- the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman will suspend. the house will be in order. the gentleman may resume. mr. harper: the clearing house and the testing and certification programs provide continuing value for state and local election officials. against that backdrop, we have to look at the reality of what has hap

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the chairs will break the fall. if you stop, someone behind you will hit you. so, slow down, pull to the side of the road. stay with the car until the shaking stops. you need protection for your head. if there are wires near your car, don't get out. don't park under or over an over pass under a bridge, under trees, power lines and next to freeway side walls. you know what freeway side walls are. >> these are the spots you don't want to park. in the city there are a lot of spots like that. that's pretty common response -- my experience with driving. i was driving going hope. home i had to go 2 miles. it took 3 hours to drive 2 miles. it was my unwillingness to give up my car. i could have gotten out of my car and walked home. i'm driving i thought it would be easier if i had walked. on the freeway? this person out of his truck survived. he got out and waited for help. there are a lot of people who have certain skills will get to them. how about the bay bridge? if you have to drive after, drive slow. 5-10 miles per hour. look ahead to see if the roads are difficu

and will wait to see what phillip garrido will get.ill get more, for under 31 years- life in prison. people die in prison. more on this story throughout the day. >> tune in at 5:00 p.m. an hour prime-time newscast at 8:00 p.m.. jaycee lee dugard had her mother read a statement saying that every evil and wrong, what the garrido's did to her. she is now 31 and has two children fathered by phillip garrido. it is a big story that we will continue to follow on kron 4. we will see you later.

we wish to go in together and afghanistan will need our support. we will not abandon them.this exchange of views. even though we look differently at predecessors, we have a lot in common and a lot to discuss. >> i will start with steve. >> which policies do are look to head off and the policies. >> i am not worried about a double dip recession, but the economy we are on is not producing jobs as quicklyaise would like to happen. prior to this month, we had seen robust growth in the job sector. and encouraged by that. this month you still saw growth in the private sector but it slowed down. we don't know if it's a smaller episode or a longer trend. gas price being prominent, it has an enormous impact on the quality of consumers. we're taking enormous steps to have an energy policy to bring stability to world oil prices. but the overall trend over the last 16 months, over two million jobs created over the last 15 months. you know a rebounding of the manufacturing sector in the united states, that's exemplified by the recovery of the big three automakers here. all indicates tha