now i would like to share with you how we will -- how this will work. we're looking to rebuild our system, not as stand-alone systems as they were designed, but as a modern health care delivery system. what we're looking to rebuild is a system where community hospitals are connected and supported by specialty care hospital. the spoke hospitals are st. luke's and davies. both will be full-service hospitals, but with their own programmatic focus. they will be similarly sized from inpatient perspective. but st. luke's will have an award winning labor and a liver program -- delivery program. we will have an increased emergency room capacity by about 50%. at davies, we will not have a labor and delivery program, but we will continue our strong and proud tradition of serving hiv/aids patients and neuroscience patients. the pacific campus will maintain the psychiatric program. it does not need to be in a hospital setting. we will keep it. it is. the campus eventually will transform to an outpatient medical center. our sickest patients from each of these facili

we will take a quick break and we come back we will get a forecast from erica.e is a live look at the golden gate bridge to give you a preview of what is like outside. it is pretty clear. will be back with more in a minute. >> president obama will be hitting the campaign trail in new england. and the morning the president will fly to new hampshire, he will speak at a campaign even. afterwards the president will head to boston in the evening he will head to a campaign event. half of the american say will not matter much whether barak obama or mit romney win. they are pessimistic about the president's influence over jobs. >> the results are as following. one of the biggest events this week was the pride parade in san francisco. maureen kelly was there to taken all this action. >> market street was a wash and the color pink feathers and rainbow flags. many people jumping for joy said there was a lot to celebrate this year. this celebration marks the first year since the repeal of don't ask don't tell. >> warriors on the front line of the fight for same- sex marriag

>>will: how long will the tests to take and how long will the project take?st thing for us to do right now is to not speculate that this simply say that the morning rush hour is out of the question in terms of transit service. 43 of our stations are open but the was oakland station is closed. people could check on the our web site or all of our twitter feed that we will keep them up-to-date in an official way. tough >>will: fortunately we got an update from one of the engineers that tells me, the conference platform, that was not damaged at they do not have to knock it down. they only need to make short 56 in the insulators and a the third real but as far as the heavy lifting it will not be the platform itself. scoff >>james: has jim heard from oakland fire as to when his guys will get full access? >>will: in detail when the oakland fire department might turn over this scene to you? six >> i do not know. i have not had much chance to talk to the oakland police or fire department. i am not sure, but we have all hands on that right now. we are ready to move in

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

it will only get worse. a combination of heat and humidity could potentially lead to many people getting heat- related illnesses. >> sort of like an oven. >> it will be another sizzling summer day. >> it is hot. >> on this first full day of summer, but heat advisory is still in place of as temperatures are once again expected to climb to potentially dangerous levels. the sticky sweltering weather forced some tourists like these from ohio to change their plans. >> we will not spend tomorrow outside. museums today. >> even the animals at the national zoo are finding ways to keep cool. they are throwing obstacles for them. and the elephants are using dirt to act as a natural sunscreen. everyone is trying to find a way to beat the heat, even the animals. you want to take precautions. get inside as much as possible. continue to drink water to stay hydrated. metro is once again allowing people to bring water onto the trains and are asking anyone if they experience a hot car, let metro no budget. brianne carter, ab

i will go through these quickly, because and i more comprehensive review will be provided on june 25. this provides information on the specific provisions that relate to the first priority of ensuring a secure future for st. luke's. first, the proposed da requires that cpmc construct an open in new seismically safe seat looks hospital. second, the st. luke's hospital operating commitment. under this provision, cpmc would agree to operate st. luke's is a general acute-care hospital with an emergency room for it least 20 years, providing that the cpmc consistently remain financially solvent. the concept is measured by looking at operating margins, the percentages by which total revenues exceed total expenditures. as long as the operating margin for all cpmc's operations in san francisco, not just st. luke's, remains above 1%, c.p. -- cpmc is required to operate st. louis for the full 20 years. st. luke's can only be closed if the operating margins fall below 1% for two consecutive years and after public notice and an extensive meeting process. there, the developer agreement includes sev

although health reform will reduce the number of uninsured who rely on charity care services, it will not eliminated. the need for charity care and other care for san francisco's low-income populations will remain, which is why the maintenance of the baseline commitment was an important element in the development agreement. as director garcia mentioned, the supreme court is currently reviewing health reform and is expected to render its decision this month. it is unclear how the court will rule. however, even if it is wholly or partially start them, the state can implement many of the provisions of health reform and have stated its intent to do so. the development agreement does include a provision that requires that the city and cpmc meet and confer a there is a change in the law that renders any portion of the development agreement unachievable. if it comes to that, i suspect we would discuss a range of alternatives depending on how the court rules, but i imagine our discussions that address increasing levels of charity care and other services for low- income san franciscans. in acc

today will be hot and tomorrow will be hotter. by the weekend temperatures low level -- will level off. 73 in northwest d.c.. vienna, 70. germantown, 73. stafford, 70. we have some areas of fog there in parts of northern virginia. heat advisory through tomorrow afternoon because the heat and humidity will combine to make it feel like it is about 100 to 105. we will be in the 90's from lunchtime all the way to dinner time. we will top out at 96 today with a couple of degrees added tomorrow. more and that coming right up. >> we want to check in with john gonzales right now who is out at southwest -- who is in southwest washington. >> we are here on the national mall what the sun is starting to hover above a and there is a easiness in the year to date. we have noticed a lot of joggers. the tip from health officials is to get your jogging in early in the morning. a lot of construction workers carrying a lot of water. health officials are reminding us this morning that it does not take long for heat exhaustion to kick in. the same heat

allie rasmus is here to tell us how traffic will be affected by all the working that will start. part of 4th street between harrison and brian will be shut down because of it. excavation will happen right here and you can see a bulldozer on the other side of the barricade and street traffic in the south of market is going to be affected by this because it is a major thoroughfare and you can see cars coming down freeway on ram the, construction crews will be 120 feet underground. the mile and a half long stretch will be connected with chinatown and will cost $1.6 billion and you will be -- and that is giving pause about whether this excavation starting today it too soon. >>> it is still early, sometimes road construction is still picking up, and and it's just security for you sal. >> it will affect the traffic just give yourself some extra time and there is a giant's game and this is not going to affect you in that area. already some slowing and it is causing a big delay. 880 looks good from the el cerrito area. bay bridge toll plaza is not that bad and right now it is light getti

he-index will be 101.same thing tomorrow. >> thanks for joining us for 11 news today. >> we will be back with a live update at 7:25. >> i got a million of them.

will be our policy planner. we will also have a committee development specialist. we like to recognize them as a senior program officer. supervisor chu: in terms of the positions, none of these are new positions? they are already funded positions? >> correct. they are just coming under one umbrella. the pieces we are still working on internally and an externally is the management and oversight as well as the community advisory council. we made some changes to the -- to push those out a little bit. we want to make sure that the money's coming from the various departments continue to have some oversight capacity with the hope that it will eventually phase out. there will be a form of a community advisory council. that is part of the continued work we are doing. with the logistics and budget details, the three departments are jointly funding the new office and the director. the seven existing positions will be transferred over into this new office. hsa would be the best agency to provide the back office support. so

rest assured, i will raising them. >> the gentleman will -- mr. christopher. >> in the cause of debt reduction, the government is reducing funding to the police by 30% in real terms over four years, can my friends, therefore, show me that also of the course of deficit reduction he will be insisting on the contribution to the european. >> highly doubt what that would be. decide by single decision of government but is the balance between large figures determined in other ways. he can rest assured, however, we will be far better negotiating about it than the honorable member the secretary sitting there. when he was prime minister of the europe, they gave away 7 billion pounds. for nothingin return and that have failure on the negotiation and leadership that we will not repeat. >> does the secretary agree with the members when he as caught in the new journal saying the new economic argument fr regional. >> i think there is a variety of users to speak about regional and local pay and all political parties. th pointed out views he expressed on local and

millions will be insured who currently are not. >> reporter: how will the affordable care act effect people? >> same for me. >> reporter: his job doesn't provide insurance will be covered. >> i am not trying to -- couldn't afford to go to the doctor. >> uninsured californians will almost all have some option for coverage. >> reporter: she says the affordable care act will impact people differently. today medi-cal covers people who are poor. >> in 2014 if you are poor enough you will be eligible. >> reporter: the vast majority will get insurance through work. it is those that are uninsured and not poor that will have to take action. >> the team in between will face this requirement that they get coverage or face a penality. >> reporter: 7 million uninsured californians right now, even with this act, when it goes into effect, 2-3 million people living in the state will not be covered, remain uninsured, most of pose people are undocumented. ken -- most of those people are undocumented, ken pritchett, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> businesses now have to find ways to provide health insurance.

we will. mr. president, i yield the floor. >> reaction to the court ruling from mitt romney and president obama. >> as you might imagine, i disagree with the supreme court decision and i agree with the dissent. what the court did not do on its last day in session, i will do on my first day if elected president of the united states. that is, i will act to repeal obama care. let's make clear that we understand what the court did and did not do. what they did was say that obama care does not violate the constitution. what they did not do is say that obama care is good law or good policy. obama care was bad policy yesterday and is that policy today. obama care was bad law yesterday and it is bad law today. let me tell you why i say that -- obama care raises taxes on the american people by approximately $500 billion. obama care cuts medicare, cut medicare by approximately $500 billion. even with those cuts and tax increases, obama care ads trillions to our deficit and our national debt and pushes those

will be illegal. violaters will be given two warnings or a fine or community service. the city prohibits lying on the sidewalks but people just sit up when they walk about. they are strongly opposing. >>> and they will resume in los altos. they will be where steve jobs lived as a child and the movie is reacting the early 1970s and they are trying to make the movie as realistic as possible. >> they came and asked us if it was okay to move our cars somewhere else if they can put things in rain shower driveways and use our street basically and we said yes. >> they want to get a chance to see ashton curb char and he is due to be there next year. >> let's check in with sal for traffic. >> just a reminder, i am on twitter and dave is on twitter and you are on twitter. >> just a reminder, we tweet for him. >> and you can search our names. highway four got sop slowed traffic and even when it is slower than normal they say hi way 4 is especially brutal this morning. it is typically slow over to concord. you can see it is filled in and it is about a five to ten minute delay befo

we will get some recognition. our next slide is wanting to talk about our joint funding and leveraging. we have been leveraging all along with dcyf and hsa are around their family resource centers. we are allocating $10.4 million for the next three years. we're also in discussions with the mayor's office of housing and the office of economic and workforce development. the mayor's office of housing is allocating an additional $200,000 to our investments targeting the families that lived in the housing. we were talking about during the same thing, but we are not sure about that. we're talking about leveraging our dollars so that the family resource centers can also provide some of the job readiness and job training work. we're focusing back on western addition, and possibly the omi. if we can draw down the title for money for training -- we are working with hsa to do that. we are working on this -- supervisor cohen: i have a quick question. can you give me some kind of an idea of what are the cost drivers that bring

i am afraid i will get on the wrong train. >> others who will be affected will be blue line riders.re are fewer trains from franconia-springfield to the west end. >> coming up, a nationwide manhunt has come to an end. the new details in the search for a new york person to for murder. >> a big decision for the jet blue pilot to scream. is the confident -- is he competent to stand trial? >> we have something special for you tonight. >> we will talk about that. also, adam has >> after four days of testimony against jerry sandusky, the defense could present its case as early as monday. there are no proceedings today. the prosecution got eight accusers. the defense is questioning the motives of those accusers. attorneys said the victims may be looking to cash in. a decision in the case of the jet blue pilot to scream about religion and terror. >> a judge ruled him to competition. -- competent. he was indicted on one charge of interfering with a flight crew. >> the manhunt for a surgeon is over. timothy toward an's body was found in a creek. the surgeon was wanted in the death of his girl

it will be a decent beach weekend. will make it to 97 tomorrow. heat index will be over 100 again. temperatures will step down. 94 on sunday. all the way back into the 80's by the fourth of july. 6:13. >> good morning. we have a couple of problem spots along the topside of the beltway. one is a vehicle fire just past the j.f.x. there is a crash report on the outer loop topside just past perring parkway. those of the problem spots. a crash at riverside parkway and philadelphia road. a slow spot, 46 on 95 in the northeast corner down towards the beltway. otherwise, some of the other major roadways. this is the harrisburg expressway at york road. it looks like north and southbound traffic moving just fine. dulaney valley at the beltway. you can see both loops are moving just fine. that is the latest on traffic pulse 11. >> thank you. favorable weather conditions or allowing firefighters to contain about 10% of the while fire in colorado. authorities were able to enter the city to estimate the damage. at least 347 homes were destroyed by the fire. the first person known to be killed in

. >>> very busy on the freeways, we will tell you where in just a few minutes. >>> ross mirkarimi will be back on the stand this morning in front of the san francisco ethics commission prayed in and attempt to make and keep his job we will tell you what mirkarimi has been saying. >>> the testimony is expected to restart at 9:00 a.m.. the mayor ed lee is also expected to start his testimony later this morning he is knowledge is perusing his wife but denies trying to cover it up. the mayor says that it prevents him from adequately serving as a share. the ethics commission has ruled the video of which lopez is showing off bruised, by mercury may will be used as evidence. >>> that's why i'm saying the mayor often should pay for the ticket. >>> it was an accident he cracked his wife farm >>> it was not my intention, but i did it and i take full responsibility for it. >>> mirkarimi says he was too busy at the time when all of this broke transitioning into his new job as a share of preferreshare. defense attorney says lynch will share his abuse stories today. >>> and st. timothy orthodox chur

we will tell you, next.l at a busy airport, police ordered a partial evacuation, we will tell you what a fan. in new york, a labor dispute could for the reins on saturdays of all crown race. we will tell you what is at stake >> temperatures warm to 5-10 degrees. additional warming in store for tomorrow. we will take a look at the temperatures coming up. call back in '08, we didn't have these u-verse wireless receivers that let you move the tv around wherever. no siree, bob. who's bob? and if you didn't have a tv outlet, well then you couldn't watch diddly-squat. you talk a lot. you have no idea how good you have it. that's not working. [ grunts ] [ male announcer ] get a wireless receiver in time for the olympic games. get u-verse tv for $25 a month with free hd for six months. rethink possible. get u-verse tv for $25 a month with free hd for six months. the words are going this way-there's no way. oh, the lights came on. isn't technology supposed to make life easier? at chase we're pioneering innovations th

it will be next tuesday, the 19th. we will post a time for that as soon as we determine what time we can do this. is this allowed for public comment or do i do that later? clarification? ok. let's have the presentation first. >> deputy superintendent, is your plan to do a brief presentation since we are going to spend a significant amount of time on tuesday? >> it sounds like that would be the right approach. >> ok. i am just asking for a point of clarification. president yee: we have some information. we will refer to this information at the next meeting. thank you. >> he did a lot of work on that. president yee: ok, would you like to make a public comment on this? >> i would like to encourage the board to review those. >> there is no presentation today then. president yee: that is going to be next week. >> i am going to object to that. we purposely changed the rules for the board so that we could treat this as an agendized item because we wanted people to pay attention to budget, not on the night that we vote for it,

we will watch it, bill gloss, charles reinhart. it will be here on cnbc. so do you think the fed some come to the market's rescue? greg says more qe? instanty is doing the same thing over and over and expecting different results. >> yes to qe 3, my stocks will go up and i can use my worthless dollars as wall paper to redecorate my house. >> if the fed wants to rescue markets, they need to let the free market work. thank you for tweeting in and we will continue to read your tweeting. breaking earnings news right now. let's go to john fort in san jose. >> a mixed bag on the quarter, they just reported the news is good. revenue came in at $1.124 billion above expectations. they were 60 cents above expectations, but it's the guidance that's the bummer here. adobe is lower than expected on troubles in europe which is no surprise to anyone watching cnbc over the last weeks and months. guiding to about 1.1 -- around $1.1 billion. 6 1 secents, and they're guidin lower to a range of six to seven. they had guidance on 4 to 7%. europe is affecting them and that looks

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most people think at some time we will get people back to work so they will pay taxes, people will go by durable-goods like a refrigerator or a car, so we think the sales tax and income tax will rise but we're so lethargic in the recovery that we're not there yet so to make the cuts permanent will have a lasting effect on the poorest of the poor and it is our value system, we're not ready to say we will cut you permanently. we will cut you this year and if the revenue comes back with a look at it next year. >> the governor could either sign this, work with you or did what he did last year which is the dewitt >> i think the governor which will change it, there might be some changes that you have seen , the number is fixed. it is balanced and it is how we will spend it and when you're 99 and 2/3 percent there, usually at home and in business that is enough but we are eight types in the political arena and we need to get it 100 percent. >> even when your 100 percent correct supposedly, it could be out of whack if the voters say no to the taxes were you will need to have triggered cuts in

some will succeed. others will not. these people, however, will succeed no matter what they do. and that is why we're so excited about this new initiative. we want you to mentor and get to know and meet them. with that, we're going to go ahead and thank this panel a final time with -- again, we do not whine in silicon valley, but we do enjoy fine wine -- w-i-n- e. we have a wonderful pinot noir for each of our three panelists. >> thank you. [applause] >> hello. you're watching the show that explores san francisco's love affair with food. there are at least 18 farmers markets in san francisco alone, providing fresh and affordable to year-round. this is a great resource that does not break the bank. to show just how easy it can be to do just that, we have come up with something called the farmers' market challenge. we find someone who loves to cook, give them $20, and challenge them to create a delicious meal from ingredients found right here in the farmer's market. who did we find for today's challenge? >> today with regard to made a pot greater thanchapino. >> you only have $20

those storms will continue southbound. thunderstorms between now and in with the heat index over 100. >> good morning. it doesn't appear that those storms are affecting traffic. no major incidents to talk about. we're up to speed on the major roadways. over on the other side, at 70 checking in at 51 miles per hour. no delays to talk about. 11 minutes in the outer loop west side. 11 minutes in the northeast corner. 80 minutes between the 95 ap's. this is the j.f.x. and it looks very nice in both directions. this is the harrisburg expressway at shawan road. north and southbound are moving just fine. the roads are wet as you move further north. that is the latest on traffic pulse 11. >> both sides of the political aisle are using the supreme court ruling to rally their forces. >> democrats see the ruling as a victory for the president. >> we begin our coverage with hallie jackson. she is live in our washington bureau. >> good morning. what a 24 hours a has been. this fight over health care will last through november and possi

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it will be cooler there. inland it will be sunny to warm to hot. 60 to 100 degrees. >>> the safe return of the dragon space capsule marks a new era. it landed in the pacific ocean. take a look. it was the first commercial space flight to the international space station. it's also the first privately operated cargo spacecraft to return intact to earth. dragons owner space x hopes to take people into space by 2015. >>> ravi reported to a county jail to begin his 30 day sentence. he was convicted of intimidation and invasion of privacy after his roommate committed suicide. with good behavior he could end up serving just 20 days >>> the battle over the defensive marriage act appears to be heading to the u.s. supreme court. yesterday a federal appeals court in boston ruled that the federal government should not be allowed to deny benefits to legally marry same sex couples under the law. several people in massachusetts filed lawsuits but same sex could les all over -- couples all over are watch this closely. >> every year we pay thousands of dollars extr

we will learn how to make this work. >> finally, i will go over fleet week. once again, we are in need deep in planning. this will be here the first week of october. once again, there is a focus on the air show. this remains a great partner. this starts with the senior leadership seminar. we will bring together military and civilian leaders. we will touch on a number of topics. we have a lot of good ideas ranging from the medical search all the way into cyber security issues. as we start to pull these things together, we will keep you informed with that. we will continue an annual exercise and bring the military together with civilian responders and managers to really start to test how we work together with dod. we have all seen the line diagrams. this is very complicated. usually things get stopped. first you have the mayor, who asks the governor, who asks the president. this can get really complicated. we have started to exercise with this and this is how it all works from a policy perspective. we have a topic last year, which is a national challenge. we al

will make it up to 93. the dew points will run in the 50's. we will check the seven-day forecast coming up in just a few minutes >> good morning. not bad as you head out this morning. speeds around 55 on the north side. 60 on the west side past 70. so far so good on 70 in towards the beltway. 59 on 795. eight minutes on southbound 895 down to the harbor tunnel tolls. five minutes down towards the fort mchenry. 10 minutes to travel on 95 down towards 32. here's a quick live look at traffic. inner and outer loops are checking out just fine. this is dulaney valley. looking good on the entire beltway. we will keep you posted on any problems. that is the latest on traffic pulse 11. >> police are investigating an early-morning shooting in northwest baltimore. police were called to moravia road with a found a man suffering from a gunshot wound. anyone with information is asked to call baltimore city police. harford county police are looking into a shooting in edgewood. deputies found a man on 1700 block of fountain rock way with a gunshot wound to th

humidity will go up a little bit and it will start to feel right on monday. a cold front of those through tuesday and wednesday. that will knock the temperature is back into the low 80's by the middle of next week. >> ravens news coming from the building and about the building when sports returns after this. >> across america with mega jackpots, it is mega millions. >> tonight's jackpot is estimated at new ties to $22 million. to win the jackpot, matched the five white balls at the mega ball. 9, 4, 34, 48, 40. the megaball is 25. if >> history has been made at the belmont, but not what people were looking for. because of an injury to the left front tendon, he is the first horse since 1936 to win the kentucky derby and race after that, but now the belmont. hard to forget his run three weeks ago. i will have another on the outside coming from behind. he was trying to become the first course since 1978 to win the triple crown. because of an injury, the quest is over. >> i thought he was going to run off. we have to do what's best for the horse. >> coverage tomor

it will be a lovely day.do have a red flag warning in effect and we're talking about some fire departments about to make more cuts. >> first, a different type of call from public safety. a foursome on a golf outing got quite a thrill >> a small plane made an emergency landing on the course on which they were playing. it was a single engine cessna with only a pilot on board which lost power and managed to glide in short of the runway and onto the grass of a golf course driving range >> here is the plane coming right down and you cannot steer an airplane said he was sliding over here and became right into this fence and he bent it over and his prague, there is the whole from the propeller >> the golfer says toll, the plane had slowed but the fence was probably all that kept the airplane for meeting them. and investigation is under way. right now the world's top athletes are taking over the waters of san francisco bay. it live look at the rock, the leader of the pact is very close to shore right now. they are he

that the premiums will shoot anyway and this will help lessen the blow? >> that is correct, that is what could happen because despite the cost savings that is going to be achieved, or the cost savings that republicans say that they could achieve with the plan that they have yet to come out with, health-care costs will be rising anyway and this will be reflected eventually in the premiums. >> we will have to see how this all plays out. thank you. there is no question that the supreme court ruling changes a lot but it does not change the health care overhaul polarizing political fact that we just touched on. here's how congressional power players are reacting ... >> i am happy, i'm pleased, to see the supreme court put the rule of law at of partisanship. and i know the affordable health care act is constitutional. >> there's only one way to fix obama healthcare, and that is a full repeal. >> it is about wellness and prevention, it is about the health of america, not just health care. >> this is clearly unconstitutional. there is no basis in the constitution

will not get that chance. we have learned that it will all be up to their teachers. more than 50 students have been suspended over a senior prank. some students admitted to dipping their feet in washable paint and tracking all over the school. others admitted tying a lamb to a poll on campus. officials responded by suspending them and denying them their rights to graduate. now it appears the school is at least partially backtracking after the parents of at least one dozen students took legal action. teachers are now being given the power to allow what ever students to choose to take the finals. >> it is ridiculous, you have one kid who dips his foot in pain and another kid who does it right next to am and one kid takes its final then the other one doesn't. how does that make any sense? >> the students and their parents will be back before a judge thursday and that judge is expected to make a ruling about whether it was wrong to suspend them in the first place. depending on the outcome a could mean more student

we will continue to do so with individuals, and make sure the mitigation efforts that will come forward really come to light in the next few years as the project goes forward will be very important for the neighborhood. it is something i will be focused on for district, too. i think this is the right thing to move it forward, and i will support it. commissioner olague: i really think will to stop for coming up to thiankful to staffr coming up to this. i want to take you for your efforts. and for those coming out to show their support for it. i fully support it also. commissioner chu:iu: thank you. i want to thank all of the difference stakeholders in moving to what has been described, and i agree, what is an elegant solution. i travel on this almost every day of the week, and we know the experience right now on the streets are ones of congestion during rush hour and certainly traffic and transit situation that leaves a lot to be desired, so i appreciate that. division is really moving forward -- the viiosion is realy moving forward, and i hope this gets done on time and on budget. one t

they will both be working. we have had the contractor to the north side of the demolition, so hopefully they can bring in the work that is going on in that area without having any slippage in the schedule. we hope that that can happen without any slip ups as far as the schedule goes. the work windows that america's cup has requested, we are considering now. we should be getting a bit in soon as to the impact, cost and schedule-wise. this thursday, we will be reviewing that. america's cup has essentially said they want two closure windows or the world series, august 15 through 26, the other about september 26 through october 7. we are considering those now. they just do not want the pile driving and all the noise happening while they are having their event. we will see what we can do to accommodate that. also, the ndp is procured all the piling. if you have any questions on those projects -- no? ok. >> thank you. the real estate division has been working equally hard. market and other real-estate staff has been

that will take care of the fog and temperatures will warm up. sunny and warmer after patchy fog, breezy. that northerly breeze should kick in by this afternoon. should take us right into tonight and saturday. fog starting on the u.s. open. i think it's gone by noon. 66 for a high. should be a beautiful day. 60s and 70s and 80s and 90s. upper 80s and low to mid 90s for some. pleasanton at 90 degrees. we'll go 89 morgan hill to 84 san jose. cupertino at 85. 60s and 70s closer to the coast and san francisco. windy and warmer. hot sat. cool down starts on the coast. >>> time now 5:09. the president joins the gay pride celebration. today's event that is being called the latest attempt to level the playing field. >> bay area sailors trip around the world comes to an abrupt end. >> good morning, southbound 101 traffic looks good heading down to central san rafael. hello? the words are going this way-there's no way. oh, the lights came on. isn't technology supposed to make life easier? at chase we're pioneering innovations that make banking simple. depo

that will keep things cool. water temperatures in the 60's and 70's. -- thise's the water of pile up. they may be coming in a little bit above average. an area of low pressure off the coast and it will sit there producing walking in the atmosphere. we will wind up under the pressure, so nothing to talk about. things should be dissipating after sunset. the forecast goes like this. partly cloudy tonight dropping into the upper 50's and low 60's. turn off that air-conditioning and opened the window. is and mild again today. some rise tomorrow morning at 5:39. the next high tide in fort mchenry is at 5:30 tomorrow morning. temperatures in the mid 70's. you can still call that outstanding for this time of year. that is one little footnote you have to pay attention to. great weather. the wind will shift to the south and will start to feel like summer close to 90 on wednesday and thursday. >> from the susquehanna banks for center, this is a love and sports. what's the orioles continue enter-league play away from camden

he will be our project. out of kentucky was the first player taken in the nba draft by new orleans. what an outside he has. i talked about thomas roberts from kansas that was taken fifth by the sacramento kings. let's talk about the first round of the at&t national. theit will only get hotter tomorrow. after day one, how about this? no. 6. no problem. that was for parts. a nice 67, this is bj. this triple number ten ended 3 under. tiger off just before 1:00, the heat and blistering sun on the green. >> it is a different set up. it is hard and fast. we have to be careful a lot of times and we had an opportunity to be aggressive. >> it was 10-10 in the bottom of the eleventh. he hits the seeing eye walk off to right-center the rockies beat the nationals. they tied the game in the ninth with the eighth home run of the year. they still hold a 3.5 gamely because arizona did washington a favor and beat the braves. if dodged it will be hot for the gulf tournament tomorrow. [ male announcer ] it would be easy for u.

we will see the sunshine around. that means the temperatures will be nice and mild. and easy forecast to into the mix of sun and clouds. sunrise at 5:39. if you are taking the boat out, it should be a decent day on the water. high tide at fort mchenry at 5:30. if you live through the water, that will be the high temperature. speaking of the water, if you're heading down to ocean city for your father's day weekend, it will be nice there, also the wind will be coming down the water. the current risk is moderate to high. one thing that you have to keep in mind. there is an undertone with that area of pressure. the high temperatures will stay slightly below average all the way through monday. on monday, that whole situation will break down. we will have a slight chance for a few showers and thunderstorms. then most of next week, it will be a that a bit more active. expect a high near 90 by thursday. >> the orioles had to open up their road trip with the longest winning streak -- longest road trip of the season. >> the estimated jackpot is $39 million. now, let's see if w

you will notice the humidity. klaus to start the day, but a good amount of sunshine this afternoon. 69 degrees in the district, 66 in hagerstown. at 70 degrees along the bay. 71 in annapolis 70 in lexington park. slight chance of thundershowers later today especially west of washington. highs will be 87 with a mixture of sun and clouds. an increase in humidity. well into the '90s tomorrow through friday. it will feel like about 102 degrees when you factor in the humidity. get ready for that the next couple days. >> there's an accident in the hov lanes on 95 in lorton. if you are headed all of dumphries, plan accordingly. around the region, in pretty decent shape. 81, 66, looks good on 70, in and out of baltimore. no worries in this picture along 270. very quiet at father hurley boulevard pier it now to news. now to news >> . the uva board selected a new interim president. he is currently the dean and professor of free enterprise at the university. he will replace teresa sullivan, who recently resigned after less t

he will be sentenced in july.ed guilty and is serving a 50-year sentence. >> a showdown brewing over whether loudoun county should be part of the dulles rail project. the new metro the silver line would run pass dulles airport passed chantilly, and into ashburn. at a public meeting last night people voiced their opinions. support is don't want loudoun county to miss out on economic developments that metro would bring. >> it is insane for the loudoun county board of supervisors to even consider not funding metro out to loudoun county. >> it's not going to benefit me. >> we cannot afford it. but it would cost loudoun county a quarter of a billion dollars to get the line built. loudoun county supervisors have one month to decide whether to back out of the deal with metro >> . the d.c. council expected to approve the city's 2013 budget today. the $9.4 billion plan would extend the bar hours until 4:00 a.m. on 19 nights and double the number of traffic cameras in the sitting. the cost of parking meters would also rise.

conclusions will come out, rumors will go out, it will not happen sunday night, it will be forecastede a risk on friday night, not a bad time to do it. there will be plenty of volume. trade on our off that day. >> so you like this market through the end of the year, what sectors will take us there? >> may favorites are tech and staples. they've got a lot of cash, they're starting to outperform. staples is a good hedge against the end of the world, so there yo g

the breeze will probably quit.to the northwest, showers popping up in the great lakes, which could translate to a few showers, maybe a thundershower late tonight early in the morning tomorrow. that is a possibility, and again late in the day tomorrow, a couple showers moving through cleveland. not a great chance; but it's possible, because there's a weaken frommal boundary that will be approaching us. looks like a cold front; but primarily the really cold, dry air stays up to our north. we'll on the hot andrally human side all week. southwest winds 0 to 10 naughts in the bay. the bay temp is where you'll want to be, too, at 76 degrees. tonight look for clear skies for the most part. some clouds overnight. maybe a shower or thundershower tomorrow morning. back up to about 99. >> wow. >> the record tomorrow is, is, like, 105, but there could be a thunderstorm. it will be more humid. it will probably feel lick the low 100s tomorrow afternoon. >> the low 100s. okay. >> it is summer. >> all right. >>> still to come toni

we will keep an eye on it. it will touch off a shower. that will be tomorrow, but wildly scattered showers. they will move through her quickly. not a wash out of plans. and the constant through the week and into next week is the warm temperatures. so, we'll be around 90 degrees today and tomorrow. this is how it shapes from the week ahead. the sunset is at 8. a west wind. no advisories on the bay. today it is more humid than yesterday. the high is 81. we are above that for today and tomorrow. 61 tonight. 91 for tomorrow. the exclusive eye witness news first warning five-day forecast -- 88 on monday. 85 on tuesday and wednesday. and thursday up to 87. the lows in the mid to upper 60s. >>> still to come on eyewitness news saturday morning -- ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 3q every day, an average of 5,000 people switch from cascade to finish dishwasher detergent. that's about 150,000 a month - over 2 million people so far. with finish quantum you get incredibly clean, sparkling dishes without having to rinse them first. now see for yourself why millions

in the next two-year budget, which will be unveiling tomorrow, will -- we will be finding six police academy classes over the next 24 months. 2012 to 2014. the budget reflects hiring 300 officers, 50 per class, over the next two years. we will continue to hire three classes of 50 officers for the next six years. a six year time span. we anticipate to reach the city charter mandate of 1971 officers by june 2018. how about that? [applause] and i will say this, we cannot have done it without collaboration from everyone, but also knowing that our city is exhibiting recovery economically, we can do this, and this has been a priority for my administration. we have been glad to work with the police officers association and all the officers, staff, and commission to get this done. keeping our cities it also requires the talented men and women of our fire department -- keeping our city safe. from the emt's to the paramedics to the firefighters, the san francisco fire department has been protecting our city for more than a century, and its members of moderately -- honorably risk their lives fo

they will have one year to decide how they will be collected. if that's baltimore city and -- and the nine largest counties. this will increase and to qualify, the form must be worsth more than $5 million. single filers making $100,000 and couples earning $150,000 will see an increase retroac tively to january. taxes on cigars raising to 70%. the smokeless tobacco will rise. >> this tax increase will deter kids from using these deadly products. from now on, if your kids will be dying early preventable death. this will raise millions of dollars which will be available to help fund health care programs and it's a great public health care victory. >> there are plans underway to seek a $1 increase in cigarette sales tax. environmentalists are pushing for a tax on grocery bags and other items. reporting live from federal help, david collins, wbal-tv 11 news. >> 7 million college students and their parents can relax. >> the interest rate on student loans will not double. congress passed a plan to fix that rate. >> we are on capitol hill with the lates

they will not be visible. the other question of why we're having more antennas where there are already some, we cannot disapprove an antenna application -- we cannot give preference to one carrier over another. if, for example, rice and had antennas in the area, but the at&t coverage was inadequate, we have to allow them to have the same amount of coverage. this is preference two, which means it is high on the list of choices, or the highest available choice. those are things we have to consider when we look at these things. and as was pointed out, it is quite possible to come out and check in this vicinity, and this check can also be a cumulative one that takes into account any emissions from any existing antennas, too. i would move to approve with conditions. >> second. >> the motion on the floor is for approval with conditions as proposed. on that motion, -- a line commissioner antonini: aye. commissioner borden: aye. commissioner miguel: aye. commissioner sugaya: aye. commissioner wu: aye. >> thank you com

alicia will be serving. mackenna will be receiving the surf. we will see what happens.y using her head, she is able to serve. nice shot. mackenna gets the first point. watch how alicia turns her head to control the swinging of the racket. interesting stuff. she is serving again. mackenna hits out of bounds. you are tied. very well done. here comes another serve. boom. great serve. good enough. alicia scores another point just by turning her head. good try, mackenna, but you did not get anything. tie ball game. a great return by mackenna. alicia could not quite get to that one. she swung too late. 30-30. nice work. 40-30. one more point and alicia wins the game. mackenna missed it. alicia wins. let's hear it for alicia. that is a quick overview of how we use the wii. questions? the question is, do you have to have a special computer to connect the wii to a television? the answer is no. this box is the council. you plug the cd into it and plug into the tv. any television will work with the wii. it works well with a big flat screen tv because you can see the action better.