we will start a warming trend and i will tell you how warm it will get in just a little bit. >> a followoung man that was kicked off of a plane because he was wearing sagging pants. san francisco native deshon marmen was not charged for refusing to pull his pants and he was escorted off of the u.s. airways plane last month, the district attorney says that the case is now close we talked with mormon after he found out the good news. >> deshon marmen is busy taking calls from the media after who they said there will be no charges against the um defensive back. >> i was ecstatic, so many motions came through but it was a sigh of relief for me. >> we have more important things to deal with in our criminal justice system here, and it is my belief that he spent a night in the county jail in has to deal with all the publicity over this item not think any more action is called for, the first two people to deal with mr. deshon marmen were two women, older women long time employees and both are african american a so when people want to throw out it was racism that is people i believe for working w

story is a paper will gassing up to get ready to go on trips they said they will be willing to go furtherhan they were before because of lower gas prices >> this makes italy nobody's here >> out take advantage of the gas prices and go somewhere >>> a lot of people do have some place to go and are well on their way it is a welcome sight arid some people may be still staying home. but you will be able to enjoy the road with peace of mind if you want to. >> oil is trading $94 a barrel. and looks like a nice weather forecasts for the beaches we have more on the weather. >> the first the way of we have seen this summer this is your july 4th fourth forecast blue skies lots of sunshine going into the weekend we're talking upper 90s as you head into the weekend we cannot actually see of this century mark on sunday. for the july we will cool down at a little temperatures in the mid-90s. by noontime today we will work into the 80s arid this is the look of your afternoon highs. we could warm up to 93 degrees in fairfield downtown san francisco warming up to 72 arid 82 for castro valley. 79 for monac

will be right back. >> think you very much for that update. >> 6:02 a.m., one man is dead after an officer involved shooting last night and part. inhabit the bart civic center station bart police responded to reports of a drunk man near the train platform at 9:45 p.m.. when they got there he was carrying a knife, they ended up shooting him in killing him. now there is an investigation, the sfpd is performing a criminal investigation and bart is doing an investigation into whether the proper procedures were followed. the civic center was closed for a time, services were going without stopping. but they're up it at 8:00. we do not affect the train to be affected. >> a train landed on highway 280 last night, and thankfully no one was injured, but it was forced to make an emergency landing around 7:15 p.m. when it landed on the highway collided with another vehicle luckily no one was hurt, and the plane apparently was not damaged. >> extremely lucky, it was very fortunate for everyone tonight the way that it

engines and everything will be back to normal and i ask when will full service will be restored and she said by 15 everything up will be back to normal as if nothing ever happened there i. paki adjustin >> the ferry service is back on and georgian traffic centered policy of this changes anything on the road way is >> well we speculated there would be an increase in traffic on the golden gate bridge but now that problem has been resolved there may be little extra traffic but i don't think there be any traffic snarls we're not tracking any hotspots or delays this is a bridge check traffic is pretty light no delays san mateo bridge still light traffic is little bit heavier in this hour no problem and the golden gate bridge southbound traffic very light. and the good news is the ferries will be running. what have more news when the kron 4 morning news continues. > minnesota is shut down after a budget was not reached everything had is close they of padlocked the best they parks and zoos and the state lottery a shutdown everything will be closed during the fourth of july weekend the last

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

cheers. >> we will will have a -- we will have a magical weekend under fog and drizzle.he conditions will stay in place for awhile. this is pointed towards the east bay, and you can see we are above the clouds, one of the few places you are actually seeing sunshine this morning, and looking at highs in oakland, today, near 62 degrees, moving over to livermore high at 75. that will take until 11:00 in the morning where a lot of the patchy fog and clouds will burn off this morning. a live look at the golden gate bridge. you see it shrouded in fog there, over the water. the high in san francisco this morning is at 61 degrees, and it's going to be very cool. move together south bay. you can see the live look over san jose. the high there will be warmer, near 78 degrees, and we could see sunshine around noon, early afternoon hours, but then the fog will move back in. there's the 7-day forecast. it's looking like we will stay below normal until tuesday night or wednesday, and that's when we are going to see more summer-like temperatures. certainly get used to the fog and the c

he will study music education. he is excited to perform with the bso in front of thousands. >> it is an amazing opportunity for me. i have not had a lot of solo performance opportunities. i am excited. >> you can get tickets to the bso spectacular. >> still ahead on 11 news, the a college student who died is suing the university. then there has been another accident involving a tour bus. >> the mother of a cornell university student who died in an alleged hazing incident is suing the university for $25 million. the student had a bright future ahead of him, planning to be a doctor. his life was cut short involving a drunken hazing incident with his fraternity. >> this lawsuit can be a powerful mechanism for communicating with other students and parents and fraternities and universities that dangerous behavior takes place under the auspices of good clean fun. >> the lawsuit claims the student was involved in a mock kidnapping. the claim says they bought his ankles and compelled him to consume him-- bound his ankles a

i will be returning. we will be returning to you on july 26 with the term sheet. we will be seeking authority from the commission to negotiate the contracts substantially within the framework that i have just described to you. and taking that to the board of supervisors for their consideration in august and september. thank you. >> commissioners, what would be helpful today for us is we'd like to make sure that once we come back here on july 26, we have something that would make you want to vote for it. so to the extent that you have questions or concerns, that would allow us two weeks to answer some of those questions or come back with a more definitive response. we would love to hear that today. between now and then, the goal would be that if you have any kind of concern you can tell us about today, we can try and get the information to you by that meeting. >> recently had the first question from commissioner torres on how many commercial accounts we have in the city. >> i did not capture the schedule you are anticipating. it is a term sheet for july 26. >> corr

strong high-pressure will strengthen overhead and we will warm things up inland.he hot it's day is scheduled to move into the region on sunday. we still have a bit of an onshore breeze. we may be approaching the lower 70s for saturday into sunday with minor cooling for monday on fourth of july. showing you tomorrow morning at 7:00, the fog clearly back to near the shoreline. mostly sunny skies and a warming trend. santa rosa right around 89 degrees. the key change tomorrow, we are introducing some 90s. livermore in the upper 80s. these numbers on average about 4-8 degrees warmer than today's highs. san francisco just beautiful in the lower 70s, 73p here's a look ahead at your five-day forecast. temperatures warming. he had his locations around 97, 98 degrees. gasia? >> the golden gate bridge is taking center stage at the marin county fair previous year's theme celebrates 75 years at the golden gate bridge. paintings, quilts, and cakes celebrate the bridge. >>> police and fire officials issued there annual warning about fireworks. they say it is not just the legal

if i can take care of it, i will tell them. if i cannot, i will tell them honestly. i think honesty in government is the most important thing right now, especially at three are trying to build quality for the city. that is how i will approach the bond, the pension, and sales tax. >> [inaudible] >> it will be by the actual roads. they have something called the pci index, the measurement of the road conditions. just because it district is larger in geography does not need -- it will have to be a combination of what is the quality of the road and what are the most traveled roads that need of repair? which ones are in a state, where if we do not repair that within the next year, they will cost five times more? those combinations of things we will use for every district to determine which roads. the equity is about how much money we have per year to spend with road pavement, it is about $150 million of street pavement. the rest of the money will go to improvements for bicycle lanes, ada compliance. that is important for crosswalks. a lot of pedestrian safety projects. eve

they will be starting that very soon and that will be completed this year. that will go along with code enforcement improvement program. that's all i have. >> you might want to take a look under permit services. on the bottom, right at the bottom there, i believe some of these should be under tom healey. also, i would like to know why the packed meeting was cancelled this month. we have a lot of people called who were unhappy about that. >> we put out a response and we did not receive any, so we canceled the meeting. >> is that normal procedure? >> yes. >> commissioners. >> i have one. >> with regard to disaster coordination, which is noted with mr. greco and matt green. where would the budget amounts come from or, is it split with other portions of the city with regard to disaster preparedness or our level of response? >> that is completely funded by the department but is being funded by the strong motion impact the program, which is the earthquake fund we collect on permits which was previously used for the caps program to identify soft storied programs an

it will really take hold. we should see tempers like this, 85 in santa rosa, 93 in fairfield. 83 in hayward and fremont. oakland at 76. in the south bay san jose at 87 degrees. low 90s in los gatos and morgan hill. 90s as you head towards a is not in the livermore. your is your 7 day around the bay. inland temperatures are dropping down, getting into low 80s by saturday, sunday and monday. 7:05 a.m., let's check on the commute. >> quite traffic and no hot spots for your driver on the bay area, even better conditions on the bay bridge. in the 6:00 a.m. hour we saw in back and starting to build to the 880 over crossing. we have already rebounded from that. virtually no backups or delays from the approach or the trip across the upper deck. a great ride. we will continue our bridge check on the stand until bridge. in great to meet westbound. eastbound traffic is headed back towards hayward. while it is a little sluggish in hayward on 80 near 92, in san detail on 101 in year 92 it is an easy ride. we will have to t

that 1% will roll to january 2012. poa would do a 2% increase in its january, and that will roll 90 days to april 1. >> and we will have a summary sheet. the dhr is working on it as we speak, outlining the specifics of the agreement. that will be in your hands very shortly. supervisor chu: thank you. i also want to express my gratitude for both the poa and local 798 for the work they have done so far. i know it has not yet been ratified by the membership, but getting to this tentative agreement is a big deal. so thank you to the leadership. supervisor mirkarimi: thank you. i think, probably on behalf of all of us, you speak for us in our gratitude for both local cahow 798 and the police -- for but local 798 and vdot poa. on nert, i support the resolution to make sure the funding to be not cut. i think nert is a dynamic program, one that deserves the funding, adequate funding. i think the proposal to cut it would subvert its potential in its major contribution. a few years ago when i was on the budget committee, and as

it will provide a more realistic project baseline against which we will measure performance. we will analyze the progress made on the wsip, including scheduling. i want to address these extensions. now, since only commissioner caen was with the since the beginning of wsip, i want to briefly review of the program since its inception in the early 2000's. this chart shows the stages of the program at the bottom of the time line. at the top, you have key milestones. the formal revision made to the program to date are highlighted in our and on that chart. a few months after funding was approved in late 2002, we submitted to the state a plan that highlighted a program for our improvements begin -- for our improvements. the program had an initial budget of $3.6 billion. then in early 2005, we approved levels of service goals for our system, and that significantly changed the scope of the program. the reason why we approved these goals was to allow us to formulate a program description for a programmatic dir -- eir. the changes made to the program were so significant we decided to re

will lose jobs in some sectors. some sectors will gain. some will lose.his assistance expired intra- board. democrats have been pushing hard for it as has been administration to make sure workers can get retraining money. the head of the finance committee, they went with the white house and worked together to streamline a taa and to make sure it costs less and is paid for. the administration says it wants to go with the trade agreement. democrats want assurances it will happen at one time. host: let's go to pennsylvania. armando is on the democratss line. caller: good morning. in my view, the reason why a lot of companies in the united states went overseas is because we have a big problem in this country. we're taxing all of these companies that are hiring people as employees. if we tax somebody will put a company here will hire 2000 people if we tax-free the owner of the company, he will be able to hire people. if we keep taxing the companies, they will go to other countries where they can be tax-free for 10 years. that is why the companies are going ove

afternoon temperatures will be in the '70s on the cool side for sure the warm temperatures will not yeta until next week. we will have a awful lot of the weather coming up. >> and a look at the bay no hot spots or delays to report the only thing you will have to contend with is the drizzle. a more complete look at traffic coming ups there in >> and the latest on the sagging pants on the plane. san mateo county are not going to prosecute the san francisco man on charges that he did not listen to the staff on the plane when they asked him to pull his pants ups no charges will be filed against him. >> this case was not about saggy advance it was more about him not listing to the flight crew. he was charged with trespassing and they decided last night not to go after him. we will have to ask the prosecutors why they changed their mind. this happened several weeks ago on a u.s. air ways flight he was in town for friends xerox and he was distraught piece that down in his seat and then he was approached by the crew and was told he had to pull out his pants apparently no passengers complained b

we will keep you posted on when they will come in, when they will convene, debating the rules for discussion this afternoon. votes later today on the revised john boehner package and will all be live here on c-span. the u.s. senate is in as well and under consideration in the senate today, the measure by harry reid, the majority leader, which would cut $2.20 trillion in spending over the next 10 years. the majority leader and a number of other senate democratic leader spoke to reporters earlier today. i want to share those comments next. >> thank you for waiting for us. the caucus to a little longer than we anticipated. since we finished our caucus, i have the ability to speak to nancy pelosi and steny hoyer and they're still trying to figure out when the votes will take place over there. we'll have to stand by and see what happens. we have said for weeks that we will not accept a short-term increase to the debt. we just cannot do that. and from what i have learned the two democratic leaders in the house, they have put even more stuff in this right wing, cleaning bill. that is called the boe

some will. we know that this population has a very complicated health issues, high levels of hepatitis c, diabetes -- they also have high levels of trauma. these are all issues that need to be addressed when they come back to the community said that they are successful in their reentry to the community. the area of services that we propose is care at our community programs, our health clinics. outpatient therapy for both mental health and substance abuse. residential for both mental health and substance abuse. supportive housing services for those that have a lower care of needs, and, of course, medication management. do you have any questions? supervisor mirkarimi: the growing population that we have taken notice over the last few years, as it intersects with the department of public health and the criminal justice system are those with mental health needs. it seems to sometimes be a political football as well as a budgetary one, about how san francisco will deal with -- and the department of p

they will open at 7:30. i guess at this point everyone wondering if this large will happen. we will go back live at this picture you showed us. this is the shuttle atlantis where the crew has gotten on board that shuttle and they were saled in at 5:06 is when they will be sealing those doors. they will pull away the walkway at 6:21. everyone operating on the assumption that this will go forward. in just about 15 minutes the jet will take off to get a better gauge of that weather. that may give us a better indication of whether or not we will see this launch happening. rain could delay it. the weekend doesn't look better. fit doesn't happen by monday we could be looking at another week if this goes forward. fit does happen and when this does happen it will be a historic day. the shuttle launch will be the last in a 30-year history of the space shuttle program. that is why everyone wants to be a part of this. there are a couple places in the bay area where you can watch this happen. if you want to be part of a big group. let's talk about the chabot space and science center. th

tomorrow a warming trend will begin in that will last through the weekend. current conditions are about the same as will be saw yesterday's a few degrees warmer in some spots like south bay. >> let us talk a little more about the fog in shooting in the north bay or hours. it is scaling back rather quickly it looks like it will hug the coast line into tomorrow afternoon. temperatures out there tomorrow afternoon was starts to warm up, south bay locations into the 80's, for the most part upper 80s. our inland valleys will get a lot warmer out there tomorrow heading into the 90s and a couple of spots. 90 in antioch, 89 in pleasanton. for the east bay shore and it will be in the '70s. over in san francisco, 69 degrees there because of the fog staying in the low 60s coast side. the warming trend will continue as we head into the weekend temperatures reaching near normal for the inland valleys. the fog will start clearing out by the weekend. temperatures are running close to average for this time of year. stay with us, we will be back after this. yÑsÑkékékióç]s]s

we will be right back. >> that will keep us on the cool side, as for when will the of fog pull back,he tracker set for 10:00 a.m. still seeing some low fog for over the east. we will see some clearing and get some sun shine on the east bay locations and get them warming up a little bit. but as you can see it does not take long. that fog and low cloud coverage comes right back by midnight it pushes inland, well past the i 5 corridor. we are looking for extensive cloud and cover fog tomorrow morning. to produce are fairly widespread, will have fifty's along the coastline, '60s around the media bay and '70s inland. as we advance the clock on the warmest part of the baby will get 80 out in the delta for antioch in brentwood. but more than likely will be about 80 degrees. most of the areas will deal with those really mild temperatures '70's and '60's for the inland in the immediate bay. it will be a cool day and may be an even cooler day tomorrow. the seven day forecast of that we will continue cooling down through wednesday even into thursday it is not until friday that we turn the corne

it will cool down just little we will see that sunshine right always thru the weaknesses >> and worldofficials in baghdad said a man a disguised as police kidnapped and killed five iraqi officers. in 7 child at cave and a flood have trapped miners for the past couple of days a buildup of volatile gases have limited the rescue attempt. water from an unknown source continues to flow into the mine even though pumping has continued. china's mining is the deadliest throughout the world. >> the final flight of atlantis will take off on friday and i'll look backward at our history in ordeorcutt >> d. space probes and astronauts of ventured out on untethered to capture an droid tree fell satellites pics dangers feeds unheard of before the shuttle. the great observatories told the images of the universe and watching galaxies born before the it a time. hubbell was launched prepared and settled every foot of the football longer space station was taken up in pieces the capabilities that have been developed door for what was done we can build spacecraft we in billposters but there is no gold now m

they will remain a pitiful. the risk is on sunday for some -- they will remain at beautiful. on sunday for some thunderstorms. there will be some clouds and there may be a little bit of a risk for some showers to our south. for all of the festivities i think it will be fine. i will join you in a few minutes with all the details. >> that sizzling forecast has hundred heading out to the beach this weekend. not a pretty picture. for those opting to stay close to home, the national mall is a popular destination. >> traffic and heat, to the biggest issues for folks coming down here. we got a little taste of it tonight. it is going to get a lot worse. it is the most patriotic weakened of the year. >> i feel awesome about it. where better to celebrate than the nation's capital? >> on the steps of the capital a chance to feel the spirit. the concert area is set up. barricade at the ready. >> it is that time of year again when the sun is high and the fireworks fly. >> indicators of how busy this area will get. on this special birthday, d.c. is a tourist magnet. there will be 16 securi

tam camera it will be at fantastic weather day today will find out what the weather will be like for the fire rex later on in the evening when we return. one suspect is dead after an officer in all of shooting a close down the civic center bart station. i dropped man near the of the platform will lead on life. >> let's open this up it has a black drop and another shooting at the bart stadiu suspiciontaation. >> we know we have officers that is suffering cuts and bruises at all start around 930 last barry until officers got at 945 and a reported shooting. when they got this scene they found a knife and broken glass. what happens next our officers are on administrative leave. possible call to inform us that the suspect was dead. whenever it is involving our police officers or our hearts and fan got to the family. >> the nominee officers were they're responding to this scene? >> that two officers involved in the shooting either one or both fired shots. and resulted in the death of the suspect. >> i have to keep pressing because of the oscar grant. oscar officers were on great scrutiny.

this will be a welcoming building that will be built with more space for books and other materials and more computers. and meeting space for the north beach community the overall result of the master plan process is a safe and unified civic space, a gathering place for the residents of north beach, including open space and a brand new library. this is an example of the city working effectively with all of the important checks and balances for the good of the community. the north beach library is the last of 24 branches to be renovated to the improvement program. with the expanded playground -- this would be wonderful aspect for the community. thank you for your consideration. >> unless there are any questions for the city staff, we should proceed to hear from the former owners of this site. we would ask you to please step up and you will have 10 minutes to make a presentation. >> good afternoon, supervisors and people watching at home. i am the rightful owner and in spite of what you have just heard, the project is an example of the worst of san francisco, the worst excesses of governm

there will be an appeal. in the meantime, this verdict is welcome news. >> i hope that they -- that the world has learned you do not do this to people and get away with it. >> that was one of the plaintiffs who says she is expecting a letter in the mail that will tell her what she will be awarded for this situation. as far as the appeal, exxon mobil attorneys have not said when they will file the appeal. jennifer franciotti, wbal-tv 11 news. >> victory for the opponents of a bill to allow in-state tuition for undocumented workers. the leaders of the petition drive say they have exceeded the number of signatures needed. opponents of the law are convinced it will be overturned. if all goes as planned, voters will how the last say in the general election ballots. there are a bunch of new state laws to go into effect today. you now will be able to bring your dog to restaurants with outdoor dining with proper documentation. wiener's will be permitted to ship directly to maryland residents. ies.inery' baltimore cit

lastly, we will fly to the richmond police department will we have will tran standing by live on the investigation and we are learning the identities of those that were killed. >> i have to of the three victims' identities. first let us talk about the mcdonald shooting, his name is there algonquin--daryl duncan and 26 year-old man is alive at this time. hopefully to get more information on the shooting. we also talk about the center shooting, his name is rashad bailey he was 19 years old. the third fatality happen on a west ruby. we do not have his name at this time because the rich in police department are not technically investigating that shooting since it was in an incorporated contra costa county. so it is being taken care of by-your department. there is also a fourth victim they believe the fourth victim is crying for his life--is fighting for his life. they thought he was a fatality but he is clinging to life. as far as the shootings are concerned, they do not know if they are somehow connected they have to still talk with the investigators. i did get a chance to talk with lt.

you will easily find a jury that says roger clemens who they will listen to the evidence and it wille interesting to see ultimately how that plays out. >> not to mention his attorney is from texas as well that might not play as well here in washington as you said if the backyard of congress which is what is front and center in this case. so as an attorney whether you are prosecuting the case defending roger clement what is are your keys. >> the keys are who are the essential witnesses because when you are prosecuting someone for false statements for purgery the issue is, did he make a false statement on material issue of fact, to the tribunal to the body and the fact is, here he made out right denials, of use of performance enhancing drugs. and the government is going to put on the trainer who administered them. it is different than the barry bonds case. >> the trainer is not reliable. >> they are going to try to slice and dice him in the end of the day, we see roger clemens has not been effective when he has spoken in his own behalf, and the question will be what happens whether it

pay in which it will not pay. filipinos. the fact is, those statements are totally irresponsible. when the world would you want to pay with a tactical nuclear weapon? that is what we're dealing with. we do not know what will happen if it goes off. at least we are experimenting with real nuclear weapons but we have not experimented with this. those statements are irresponsible. host: david walker is our guest. here are the phone numbers to call to join the conversation -- host: if you manage to get through on the funds, turn down your tv. -- if you manage to get through, turn down your tv. david walker, what is the scenario you like to see happen next couple of weeks? you have laid out some possible ideas, some solutions to this situation. what would you ideally like to see happen? guest: i think we have to be realistic with regard to what can happen before the 2012 election. both parties have a different view about how to put our nation's finances in order. right or wrong, significant number of republicans have ta

it will sink south. it will take a long time to get south of us.probably take until saturday morning. muggy with storms tonight. more storms tomorrow. some could be heavy. flash flood watch goes into effect tomorrow. and hot over the weekend but less humid. a little bit more comfortable. for tonight then, mostly cloudy, muggy, showers and thunderstorms possible. 68 to 74. we will revisit how many storms we think will happen overnight tonight at 11 p.m. by morning, some storms are still possible. could be a wet commute going and coming to work. 70s and 80s. winds out of the southwest at 10. then by afternoon a real good chance of showers and thunderstorms. not as hot. flash flood watch goes into effect. high temperatures around 85. now, the next seven days. once we get through tomorrow maybe a leftover shower on saturday but really not a bad weekend. upper 80s on saturday to near 90. 90 on sunday but less humid. hot on monday. back in the mid-90s. and pretty strong cold front rolls through on monday night and tuesday morning which will give us some

the temperatures will remain in the 90s. we have another air quality alert so a code orange out there and we have the showers and thunderstorms possible for today. so we are looking at maryland's most powerful radar and things are on the dry side. you can see a little lone shower heading over into stevensville. so, if you are going to be in the air yak the temperature is at 76 -- area, the temperature is at 76 degrees. and more showers this afternoon. now tonya has traffic. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. we are accident free in baltimore city and baltimore county. it's early yet. let's look out at the beltway. we have some cars out there so far. the outer loop to the left of your screen a little heavier traffic. no problems or incidents in your way. 395 northbound the ramp to mlk, left lane roadwork going on. so be aware of that. charles street south of pratt left lane is closed there as well. charley. >> thanks a lot. >>> back to the big story for the morning and for likely days to come. outcome stirring for many

i will start. i'm very excited to be able to -- president vietor: 29 introducing yourself -- a introducing yourself? >> juliette ellis. i'm excited to be updating the commission on the work we have been doing since november of last year to better align our pararts dollars with public utilities commission's goals. i want to thank president vietor, as well as commisssioner caen, who brought up this issue years ago. i appreciate your leadership on this, as well. as far as background, the san francisco administrative code requires that 2% of all above- ground construction cost for new buildings is set aside for arts enrichment. historically, those resources have been through the arts commission. 2% has to be set aside for arts enrichment. that money then gets sent to the arts commission. they distribute it for us. in 2004, we were advised via the city attorney's office that the p.u.c., unlike other agencies, had full destructiodiscretion. that means we can partner and collaborate with the arts commissi

that will beam -- that will be managed through the water enterprise cip. >> there will be savings and additional costs. president vietor: questions or comments? commissioners? commissioner caen: would you mind going through this and answering some of those questions? >> yes, and maybe i could address that as well. first, i understand that barbara pierce is here. she is the chair of the board of bawsca . i want to welcome her and mr. jensen as well and thank them for their comments. we appreciate your letter. i just want to put that out there. i understand that we also have an amendment before us. i do not know if we need to take the motion quite yet. but my understanding is the amendment that you have before you -- the amendments that you have before you were crafted to address issues in the bawsca letter. >> i would be happy to walk you through those. >> if you would. and th from bawsca as well. >> sure. and talks about the draft to proposed changes, the discussion about meeting the level of service goals, as well as the definition of the term scope and service change. they want to m

, there will not be a deal. i hope there will be. >> gloria, republicans have been calling today for a possible impeachment of president obama if we go into default in america. these are extraordinary times. can you envisage that kind of scenario? >> no, you know, i think people understand in washington this is a moment of truth. i have people say that to me. what strikes me about tonight is you listen to both of these speeches, it is as if we have not made any progress in this heated debate that we have been covering for most of the last month. it still comes down to the issue of tax increases versus spending cuts. each party is living in a parallel universe and while they have been working to get beyond that, i think we have heard some very political speeches tonight. at the end of his speech and the president wanted the country to join together, call congress, led to know how you feel, john boehner kind of made a plea that they would all get together, when you listen to them, there are nowhere near close to a

there will be others that will be invisible. people said know that the park police and other local agencies are watching out on this very important weekend. authorities are urging anyone who comes down here to be cautious because it will be so warm. first aid stations are being set out to help anyone should date -- should they be expected by the extreme -- affected by the extreme heat. >> in addition to the national mall, many of the major roads are packed. you can see the slow going on a friday, let alone the fourth of july weekend. the scene is not much better in maryland. this is a live picture at sandy point. we are tracking all the potential traffic problems and we will have an update at 5:30. >>> md.'s signature s seafood said the crabs are plentiful this year. prices are as low as $100 a bushel on the eastern shore. the population is on the rebound following restrictions that were put in place in 2008. we are your complete source for anything related to the fourth of july. go to wjla.com. >>> we are falling some breaking

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we will be seeing sunny conditions and we will have to contend with the morning fog. temperatures are on the warmer side we are seeing upper 50s lower 60s right now parents' as we head into the afternoon we will see 60 '70s and '80s and this is a breakdown of the numbers neighborhood by neighborhood. and mr. a '70s and '80s. this is a look of your seven day forecast we are going to see temperatures in the upper 90s. as we head to the weekend we will once again see a drop in the temperature and then morning things up once again on sunday. >> retry it were ride around the bay area. on the upper deck of the bay bridge still looks good is going into san francisco. san mateo bridge nice and easy ride and the golden gate bridge problem free a little flock are around mid span no delays parents' there was an accident northbound 98th avenue but it has not turned into a hotspots. >> new details in the bay area of bank robbery police have just released a photo taken at the wells fargo bank. this is look of the man they're looking for. he made threats and showed a gun and took of

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

it end though will the u.s. just keep on raising their debt ceiling every time their face. default. yes they will continue to keep raising the debt ceiling and that's just going into debt isn't it yes because the rating agencies will lower their their rating which means they will have to pay more interest which means that the interest will accumulate much faster and so they will just go faster and faster into debt ok well whatever is decided and but here you're saying that they will raise the cia who's going to pay off that massive debt no one's going to pay it off it can't be paid off so what they're going to do is try to arrange for a month to month loans to pay off the last loan there's no way to pay this debt off so what does that mean the u.s. will just be perpetually indebted that's it. they will try to stay in perpetual in debt but i mean at some point the agencies will stop lending the money they're there rating will disappear and at that point it will take some type of drastic action which will be easie

they will be open 7:00 a.m. now until midnight smithsonian metro stop will be closed most of the day, it will reopen for people to get off of the mall after the fireworks, so metro is also adding 6 and 8 car trains to try to deal with the crowd of people and keep this in mind for safety reasons metro says many esculators will be off and not functioning so keep that in mind you will have more walking to do from some of those metro stops. here is all you need to know if you come down to the mall there are somethings you cannot bring you are not allowed to have in. for instance, they do not allow grills, alcohol, glass bottles they do not allow personal fireworks however, you know if you need to bring water and that type of thing down you are encouraged to do because it will be hot coolers and backpacks are allowed but will be checked at the tent entrances parked by big white tents you are going through security they are checking out coolerbackpacks also for the concert tonight, 8:00 p.m., folks will be allowed int

and they will get into bomb forensics, if you will. they will look at what kind of materials was used, what kind of axel rabbit, what kind of fuse. and they will look for clues. every bomb maker leaves a signature. will this be a shaped charge that al qaeda has used in the past which directs the blast of a bomb to a particular area? will there be signs in the construction of this bomb that al qaeda was possibly behind it or any other kind of bomb maker that very sadly we have seen operate around the world for the last ten years. a lot of work to be done. but officials know how to go about this business and they will look for clues in all of the wreckage. wolf? >> and those clues will be critical. we're approaching ten years, the 10th anniversary of 9/11 here in the united states. the u.s. has a lot of expertise as a result, and i assume given the close u.s. relationship with norway, all of that will be shared. >> absolutely. you should expect to see all of it shared. one thing people may not know is that the united states military and

host: what is the rate you will work for? how low will you go? caller: i don't know. $9 an hour or something like that. host: massachusetts. george has given up. go ahead. caller: i have been listening to c-span for a few years and this is my first call. there is a point i would like to make. it is also about outsourcing. i had a successful career in advertising and marketing my entire life and the past two years i have not been able to find even contract work. i was working as a contractor, a two-month job to help the manager at the time. it was a large project that included publishing 400 books. the point i am trying to make is when i went there, i felt this would be great, i will get to talk to the graphics people because i know the language -- and the printers. to my surprise, all the pages were electronically produced in india. all the illustrations were electronically created in thailand. and all the books were printed overseas. and the client that in these books were for work four american taxpayers children who go to school every day -- k

vice president garcia: all baths that will be built will be built to code? >> they will. vice president garcia: thank you, sir. >> mr. duffy? >> could i say one thing? i did speak with mr. dufty yesterday. i went down and saw mr. dufty yesterday. it was my understanding that he had called ms. harris and explain to her there is no way that sperm that -- that this permit, that the elevators or deaths were incorporated into this permit. >> good evening, commissioners. joe duffy, dbi. i met with both sides and i am hoping to clear up issues. there are no decks or an elevator approved on this. that is under appeal. there is a drawing that shows the master plan, as described. it is on there for the pre application purposes. definitely, it would not be permitted to be allowed to build the deck or install the elevator under this permit. i issued a correction notice to clarify that. there are no? approved on the -- there are no decks approve. it is on there for application purposes. it would not be permitted to build a deck or install under this permit and i issued a correction no

i think we will see these divisions continue. they will affect the policies. it will make for a frustrating 12-18 months. >> mike duffey, thank you very much for joining us. later we will have more on the economic picture in the u.s. as we see what this classic novel tells us today. now to the u.k. where there are further accusations in the phone hacking scandal. the mother of a child who was murdered by a pedophile 11 years ago that she office a list of people whose phones may have been hacked. the revelation comes after her name appears in notes kept by an investigator employed by the news of the world newspaper. >> perhaps it seems this astonishing affair no longer had the capacity to shock. but the allegation this evening is that a bereaved mother who worked along side the news of the world and the former editor was all along one of its victims. her charity was contacted last night to be told her details were in the notebook of the phone hacker. in a statement it said she is absolutely devastated by this news. we are all deeply disappointed and working to

they will be preparing for the second day which will be busy for the crew. they will be one of the busiest crews in memory because they have less people than normal to get all these tasks done. they will be busy getting everything stowed and pull up and ready to go for tomorrow. >> let's see. i think that is our pilot, douglas hurley, just being assisted in to his equipment. is the order always the same? you always start with the commander but is the pilot always next or someone else go on next? >> usually when you have a mid deck crew huge trade off. you have a commander going first and a downstairs folks next and go back and forth. the upstairs orders always commander first, then pilot and mission specialist 1 and mission specialist 2 because of the way the seats are arranged. the order we see today will be for the flight deck but normally people on the mid deck, that are interspersed, it will be strange because we only have four. i will tell you a little about the close up room. they have been in existence since the beginning of the shuttle and they are a

things will continue to cool down. let's check traffic with elizabeth. >> let's go out to the nimitz. 880 through oakland looks okay past the coliseum. roadwork around oak street and we were getting word of an accident southbound 880 approaching embarcadero. looks like that might be in the clearing stages. we'll continue to keep you up to date throughout the show. in the meantime, back to you guys. >> all right. guys, thanks much. it's 4:31 now. right now a water main break has left behind a soggy mess in an east bay neighborhood. people are scrambling to save their stuff. they got the call around 3 a.m. all the water bubbled up by the mount diablo boulevard and village centers and flowed down the streets. one man had just moved into the neighborhood and in fact, he still had moving boxes in his garage. >> put my shoes on and looked out the sliding glass door and the backyard was probably five inches deep of water. >> u time crews will have to dig -- utility crews will have to dig up the pipeline. we'll have a live rep

when you get to the coastal hills it will be toys and 80 -- it will be 70s and 80s. so be advised if you are heading in that direction some thunderstorm activity is possible later today. we might see clouds off in the distance. i don't think it will do much here. 50s and 60s there is a no doubt about it sea breeze which has picked up. out to the delta that is a sign that temperatures will come down. afternoon highs anywhere from 50s to 90s. antioch still in there anuclear lake. it lake -- in there clear lake. night morning fog a few high clouds into saturday. we stay status quo. >> i love that. >>> oracle says a former hewlett packard executive is being accused of stealing information. hp claims jones down loaded e- mails and files that included hp secrets before he quit. oracles says an investigation concludes that jones never had the hard drive contain that information. >>> technology companies are jocking for a position that is expected to become a multiple dollar market textbooks. th san francisco business times reports inkling of san francisco has signed deals w