have you inc. a way to include formerly incarcerated young people so that they can anticipate and five a pathway to take care of themselves in san francisco? i hear from folks going through this transitional age that san francisco is not a place to make a home because it is too difficult to live here. it is too difficult for somebody between the age of 18 and 25 and sustain yourself in san francisco -- the housing, the work, and try to go to school as well, to do anything you can to further yourself in san francisco. it is tough going for folks that age. i am curious to know how it goes and the outcomes after this summer, the reception. how many folks did you have to turn away? i am curious about this. you may have received hundreds of applications and can only take so many. i am curious of how many you had to turn away and how many said they would come back next summer. i understand it is 50. you can take this summer 60. while your capacity before next summer? especially if you are trying to enhan

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inc. thank you. [applause] >> and last, but not least, we have our representatives from the business advisory panel, christina page with yahoo and melissa. [applause] >> good afternoon, mayor lee. we were asked to just comment very briefly before sending our letter on the experience that companies had in the advisory panel. on behalf of yahoo, in addition to finding this dialogue both inspiring and thought provoking, it doesn't sound very reassuring because we discovered that the stea's climate action plan shares a lot of the beliefs that we have in constructing our corporate environmental strategy about how you attack this proper of climate change. the first is, how urgent is this problem? the action on climate change is not a good business strategy. inaction on this issue is going to be very costly to businesses and society. by taking a stand, by saying we're going to get to 25% reduction by 2017 on community greenhouse gas emissions, the city is recognizing the urgency of this problem. number two,

i'm really putting it to you that no ince inference could be drawn if the larger settlements contained confidentiality clauses and the smaller settlements did not, that despite what you say about it being a pragmatic decision being based on the cost of the company an ince inference could be drawn that silence was being bought by the confidentiality clause in the larger settlements. ? >> that inference would be false. >> okay, fair enough. many people would find it quite hard to believe that two executives that nobody would regard as passive had such little knowledge of widespread illegality at one of your flagship papers. can i ask you very specifically, mr. james murdoch, first, when did you become aware that the phones of members of the celebrities and royal families and members of crime had been hacked. when did you become aware that the phone of the murder victim had been hacked? >> the terrible instance of voice mail interception around the case only came to my attention when it was reported in the press a few weeks ago. >> only when the guardian reported it. >> i can tell you it

you are. well seed subversion inc and i'm a supporter. oh you're an enabler you're an enabler or you know like the subtitle i tried to make it very low key and inoffensive the subtitle is how obama's acorn red shirts are still terrorizing and ripping off american taxpayers i thought nuance was important it is so my understanding is that. you and i had a debate on the radio some time back and that's one of the book and in that debate i said you know your crazies are worse than my crazies because my crazies are trying to save the save the earth and your crazies are trying to you know disenfranchise black people that was your argument and i highlighted that as an example. as an example it's wrong about our thinking on the left what's wrong with that i don't know i mean you know your crazies were shooting up california police officers just a while ago on the way to kill everybody the tides foundation and my crazies haven't successfully building since one thousand nine hundred eighty and the weather underground is long gone but your crazies are

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. >>> we want to give you a look at the macro plastics, inc. complex in fairfield. look at this, engulfed in flames. the fire started at 1:00 this afternoon and this is video from a couple of hours later. the massive flames were tearing through the plant's storage area, which is behind the building. eventually, six different fire departments pitched in to help. they were able to tackle the areas of flame one by one around this building. kron4's reggie kumar joins us live with more on the firefight and the effort to keep those flames from sprouting up again. >> after battling flames since 1:00 today, firefighters finally managed to put the fire completely out. as you can see behind me, there is still a fire engine on scene. the big concern now, hotspots flaring up overnight. >> reporter: scorching flames shot several feet into the air for hours. the intense fire created a large plume of thick, black smoke that could be seen for miles. from the north and east bays to sacramento, this is how it looked from sky four. fairfield fire investigators believe the fire was spa

you. closed captioning services, inc. c c c c c c c c ctioning b >> sean: casey anthony gets to walk out of jail six days from now. so what is next for the mother acquitted of murdering her child? >> here they come. >> the metal works is set to close friday. >> sean: a host of new campaign ads hits the small screen. karl rove is here with analysis. >> liberal media calls goppers everything from terrorists, greedy, suicide bombers. >> it seems it is overrun now by people who are abolitionists. >> sean: brent bozell is here for this week's edition of media mash. >> more details in the shocking guns to mexico program that may threaten to bring down top administration officials. we'll tell you whose job may be at risk. >> we are on the road to 2012, hannity starts right now. >> casey anthony's fate has been decided. she will be a free woman next wednesday. while judge perry handed her the maximum punishment, during sentencing today, four years for lying to investigators, he gave her credit for the time she has already served

you. closed captioning services, inc. >> sean: the verdict may be in but the trauma is far from over. judge belvin perry will sentence her tomorrow morning on the four charges she was found guilty of providing false information to law enforcement. while casey faces up to a year in jail for each count, judge perry could give her credit for the time she has served. that is the big question, will casey be set free tomorrow? in this case that isn't a far-fetched idea. many are still trying to wrap their head around how the jury reached a not guilty verdict in 11 hours of deliberation. one alternate juror tried to explain the jury's reasoning even caused a stir when he called casey a good mother. >> they didn't show motive of why, from their own witnesses, this really nice, probably good mother had killed her child. >> her own lawyer call her a liar and slut, how do you get to the good mother part? >> that was from the evidence that the prosecution brought out. the first number of witnesses were casey's friends. every time they said they saw casey with caylee, it was a will having relation

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you. closed captioning by closed captioning services, inc. and washington and me, south carolina republican senator. senator, welcome back. sir. >> thank you, sean. it's good to be back with you. >> you know, before we get to, and i am getting a little angry here. because, before we get to the competing republican plans and there are numerous ones there have been numerous votes in the house. the senate won't take up a lot of the deal. we've got to find out how to did we get here? no president spent or created deficits as large as this one. that is issue number one. the president can't lead, he seemed arrogant, angry, and petulant even. and has not presented the american people a plan. and attacked. this in many ways is unprecedented. i wanted to get your thoughts on his leadership style. >> or lack there of. >> it's frustrating to work with someone who never puts their position out and talks about things but doesn't put anything in writing so his position is constantly fluctuating. he set this debt limit. we didn't. he spent the money that pus

you later on this evening. captioned by closed captioning services, inc [ applause ] >> glenn: from new york, tonight, i want to bring you a story on this memorial day of real hope. first of all, thank you to anybody who has fought for our country. americans i hope this weekend are deciding who they are and what is important. and realizing that it is in their future to not necessarily pick up a gun and fight for their nation, but to fight with everything in them for what they believe. and what is important. and our way of life. every night i come to and i tell you -- i mean really, how much of the audience is spooked by half the crap i say on the air? [ laughter ] all right, clowns, put your hands down. i talk about spooky things on the air. one of the things i hear all the time from you, or at least i feel all the time and i hear is "okay, glenn, we get it. now what?" now then comes when your life is in order enough to withstand what is coming. what i've tried to do on the program is not only inform you of what is coming and also try to do something that i don't think has ever been done on commercial televisio

you tonight. captioned by, closed captioning services, inc. >> hello, everyone. it's 5:00 on the east coast. this is "the five." a big show tonight. another alleged sex scandal rocks the democratic party. we'll tell you about the latest erratic behavior from oregon congressman david wu. plus, outrage in texas tonight after a houston cemetery director tries to censor the words "god" and" jesus" from funeral services. then the hbo show "true blood" takes a bite out of fox news. "the five" starts right now. >> president obama is set to address the nation tonight at 9:00 p.m. over the debt stalemate. let's start with the latest on that. i noticed that he's going to give the at the same time tonight from the east room, which probably means that jay carney has finally kicked him out of the briefing room, he has to find another place to do it. i thought that if you're going to announce something, you would announce a deal, but instead it sounds like they'll talk about the stalemate. andrea, what do you think he says tonight? >> that's such a good point, why if you don't have a deal why would you com

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you make it yours! jcpenney. >>> tonight on "nightline," celebrity moms, inc. they're stars and parents. but not only that, moguls, too. we took at how some hollywood moms have turned babies and fame into a business model. >>> exotic pet e.r. a hospitalized hedge hog, a bedridden bird. a sick snake and a laid up lizard. we go inside the exotic pet practice where vets help rare animals feel like themselves again. >>> anan debt roulette. your mortgage, your student loan, maybe even your job. the high stakes debt dealing in washington could cost you. and is it already too late? >> announcer: from the global resources of abc news, with terry moran, sincynthia mcfadde and bill weir in new york city, this is "nightline," july 27th, 2011. >> good evening, i'm terry moran. celebrities and their children. used to be that having a kid could be a big detour in an entertainment career, but now, for some celebrity moms, it looks like exactly the opposite. their kids become part of their entertainment identities, even their brands. and ultimately help to create new success. this may look like child ex

you. we are not there yet. >> the s&p ratings agency says it will consider down gradingn f our debt even if the debt inc limit is increased if you end up with a short-term deal indicating washington isn't a serious about dealing with this issue.hat isn't that a concern that the markets could look at a trail-dollar cut and a short-term deal that kicks the can into next year and youer mar would get another markett's meltdown?hat >> i think it is important we l deal with our long-term problem. it is serious.ut whshington's spending has been out of control. and what has happened over theys last two years shows how muchot out of control it got. trillion-dollar stimulus plan, and a healthcare plan that we can't afford. all of this extra spending that has not worked. the spending binge has tobinge s stop. our efforts all year have focused on trying to stop it. as i look at trying to puter a n together a plan with my colleagues, i am going to work k with them in the framework of c, cut, cap and balance.hat have those are the three thingse're g that have to happen if weinl instill confidence in our economy. >> w

inc a. very warm welcome to you this is our scene live from moscow not a firestorm surrounding me but murdoch's media empire is spreading as related arrests and resignations continue even the british prime minister has been forced to face palm and to explain why he employed in eggs these court edits into his administration or this is the demise of john the sean or ignites debate over another high profile death of the heart of a different drama that reports. another political scandal erupts another whistleblower diaries sean hoare was the first former news of the world journalists to go on the record to allege that phone hacking was endemic at the paper and that its editor andy colson actively encouraged it paul was found dead in his house on monday setting the bloke a spear into a frenzy of comparisons with the case of dr david kelly why isn't the sean hoare story bigger reminds me of how dr david kelly was bumped off eerily similar tragedies of seem war and david kelly all this madness and war there and then it can we sean who are this what i'm thinking something's not right dr kelly was the u

inc. looking out for you. >> sean: casey marie anthony found not guilty of murdering her two year daughter. in addition to being found not guilty of first degree murder she was acquitted of manslaughter and aggravated child because. she was found guilty of providing false information to law enforcement. here's how it all went down earlier today in orlando, florida. >> good afternoon ladies and gentlemen of the jury. have you reached a verdict? >> yes. >> would you hand the form to the court deputy, please. would the defendant rise with counsel. mad tam clerk, -- madame clerk, you may publish the verdicts. >> as to the charge of first degree murder, verdict as to count one, we the jury find the defendant not guilty. so say we all. orlando, orange county florida on this 5th day of july, 2011. signed foreperson. as to the charge of aggravated child abuse, verdict as to count two, we the jury find the defendant not guilty. as to the charge of aggravated manslaughter of a child, verdict as to count three, we the jury find the defendant not guilty so say we all, dated orlando, orange county, flo

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the merger of united air lines, inc., and continental airlines, inc., at the san francisco international airport. supervisor chu: thank you very much. we have cathy wagner from the airport. >> good morning. the airport is seeking your approval to modify two items in order to consolidate space as a result of the airline merger with united. the first before you would approve an authorized modification to the 1981 air poured airline lease agreement provided retroactive rent credit for the month of june, 2011, for the terminal rental of continental's exclusive state -- space. the cost is $430,000. the second proposed resolution would authorize an improved modification #6 to the lease agreement. by eliminating all of continental's exclusive space, approximately 37,000 square feet in the first terminal. as of june, 2011, merged operations between united and continental take place at terminal 3. continental is requesting modifications rather than outright termination. the newly merged airline awaits faa operation certificates. the airline will continue to pay all landing fees under modification and the budget analyst has recomme

you. closed captioning by closed captioning services, inc. >> sean: tonight on a special edition we continue the hannity primary. we are giving the candidates each a half hour to layout their views. later, you are going to hear from herman cain the businessman shaking up the race. even though he has no political experience he's going to tell us his background. first, one of the latest candidates to officially declare is minnesota's michelle bachmann. >> i stand here in the midst of many friends and many family members to announce formally, my candidacy for president of the united states. i want my candidacy for the presidency of the united states to stand for a moment when we the people, stand once again for the independence from a government that has gotten too big and spends too much and has taken away too much of our liberties. >> sean: why did you get into politics? when did you get involved? >> i got involved in 1998. my husband and i had five biological children also raising 23 foster children. >> sean: what was the most you had in the house at one time? >> we had nine kids in the hous

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you can't be bruce jenner's [ bleep ]. sorry. >> i live in a kardashian world. it's kardashian inc in my office. i eat kardashian, i breathe kardashian, i sleep kardashian. i deal in kardashian. so, everyone calls me kris kardashian. so, for one second, i thought, maybe i'll just succumb to the fact that i'm just -- need to be a kardashian for awhile. and of course my entire family shut that down. >> reporter: you were thinking like a manager, you weree thinking business. >> i was thinking business. that was the problem. i wasn't thinking personal and that's when i know i must really need a vacation. >> what does kris do when she's not burning the candle at both ends? >> reporter: there's no vacation or slowing down for jenner, who has managed to advertise the family brand into deems for herself. this is her latest sketcher's commercial, co-starring her daughter kim. did you have aspirations of a big career in hollywood as a kid? >> i never had this sort of aspiration. my aspiration growing up was to have six kids. exactly that number. that was my dream come true. >> reporter: all with names star

senior editor at the capital research center and author of subversion inc that looks at president obama's relations with taxpayers thank you very much mr vega for joining us and i know republicans and democrats disagree on a number of core political issues and someone. argue that this issue with the debt ceiling is a bit of political posturing so both sides won't push the country into a default position just to score political points will they. probably they will not but you have to understand that the media is actually getting the story wrong the united states is no where near default think of all the debt that the united states has right now as like a credit card the u.s. still has money to keep making the minimum payment every month so they could keep doing this for quite a while that's obviously not a desirable situation to the stock markets have reacted badly i suspect because of the uncertainty not because the debt ceiling has failed to be raised so far so if the media is getting it wrong you're saying that the u.s. still has a money to pay for its stead why are asian creditors very investors that is for example stil

you here tomorrow. captioned by closed captioning services, inc >> glenn: hello, america. indoctrination is happening in our schools throughout the country, that's why we need to be engaged in what is happening in our schools and our community. we have a choice. we are going to lose our country or we are going to save our country. but standing still and doing nothing will guarantee its loss. earlier in week, i told you what being caught in tuson as the controversial mexican-american studies program. i have like to call it treason. in tuesday's school board meeting, a woman, mom stood up to read excerpts from the textbook. watch what happened. >> page 72 of this radical [bleep] page 73, [bleep] >> i'm sorry. i am going to ask that the language be not mentioned in the public meetings. we have young people in this room. it's inappropriate. >> you're right. >> how do you teach it in your classes. >> glenn: yeah. that is the point she's reading from a textbook that the school uses to teach kids as young as third grade. the gets on the school board are like hey, hey, careful, le

you, jean. >>> her family may be holding ut hope, but investigators inc: the michelle le case tonight say they might soon be announcing a suspect in her killing. the nursing student has been two months now cc1: after taking a break from doing rounds at kaiser medical center in hayward. police have evidence that she was killed and that evidence has helped them eliminate some so-called persons of interest. police are confident they'll know the identity of the suspect very near future. >>> now to a mystery in the south bay. she disappeared ten years ago this week. prosecutors are getting new evidence in the janeane harms case.cc1: her body was never found. she was last seen at the rock bottom brewery in campbell where befriended two men. today, prosecutors were to receive lab test results on fibers which could link harms to the last man to see her alive. he was murdered earlier this year. the technology has advanced significantly in the decades since she disappeared. she was 42 at the time. prosecutors hope to release the new data next week. >>> an east bay art student paralyzed in a hit and run

inc. that grave. and have you an insight as to why he your body of work calls each of these kinds of voices? >> well, it's kind of a vicarious existence. people read excessively about celebrities and poets in this state of various stripes. and i do feel that way, you know, they getting close to them and they are sort of trying to vibrate close to god, the god is my way of trying to see what it feels like. but of course, you know, if you're a proper biographer, you have to sort of -- or a few lives, this is kind of a blind spot, isn't it that this person has? to become a little crammed after a while you get exasperated. you know, can't they see this and can't they see that? to become all of a sudden assertive rather censorious person and you realize that the break is happening at the relationship falling apart. you are not supposed to express those kinds of exasperation spirit you're just supposed to be very neutral and say well, you know, put it in historical context and all that stuff. and that's a very important

you. closed captioning by closed captioning services, inc. >> sean: this is a fox news alert: moments ago the house of representatives pass the cut, cap allege balance bill a plan that would solve the pending crisis. the keystone is a constitutional amendment that would require a budget. democrats have made it clear that it has little chance of passing in the senate. the president today in the spirit of compromise and bipartisanship that he has brought to all of these negotiations said he would veto the bill. tonight another deal is on the table thanks to a so-called bipartisan group of senators known as the gang of six. gop senator alexander is backing their plan bringing their number to seven that plan slashes the deficit by 3.7 trillion over the next 10 years. albeit there is no details. it contains 1.2 trillion with what the democrats like to call revenue measures, tax hikes. here's what the president had to say about that. >> the president: the good news is that today, a group of senators, the gang of six, democrats and republicans, i guess now gang of seven, because one additional r

you. closed captioning by closed captioning services, inc. >> sean: welcome to this special edition of hannity. with the debt limit debate raging are getting more us from with our elected leaders in washington. for the next hour frank luntz will be in washington, d.c. bringing the voters together with america's leaders. >> over the next hour you will learn more about the deficit, the debt, medicare, spending all the issues are that affecting washington today. you are going to learn it from the american people. we are going to be using these patented dials. the higher they react the more favorable they feel about what they hear if they dial it down, you know they don't an with their elected officials. what is unique about this is, not only are you going to hear from the people making the policy, but you are going to hear from the american people who have to live with that policy. i'm proud to begin with kevin mccarthy. you are the whip, the one responsible for getting this legislation through. my question is, you know how divided we are. you know there are challenges between the house, senate,

you tomorrow. captioned by closed captioning services, inc >> bret: there are claims of progress. we talk live with a member of the gang of six. it gets out of control with the "news of the world" phone hacking scandal. find out why nearly every suspect arrested in operation fast and furious is free. live from the studio in washington, this is "special report." good evening. i am bret baier. we're two weeks away from the august debt deadline according to the treasury department. while the house is expected to vote on the cut, cap and balance proposal this evening, there are bipartisan claims of progress, coming from the other chamber on capitol hill. senior white house foreign affairs correspondent wendell goler is live at the white house tonight with an update. good evening. >> reporter: good evening. progress comes from gang of six which was down from five before a new proposal encouraged republican member's return. with time running out on deficit and debt ceiling plan, president obama made surprise appearance to hail oklahoma senator tom coburn's return to bipartisan group kno

usual do you think these words mean that he doesn't want russian investors to participate in the privatization of deliberation companies that there should postal no i don't think so it's lower cost inc what he means is that it's the privatization of should be fair and transparent it doesn't you said no there was furniture industry has been sold out entirely but none of it to russians. i'll tell you honestly everybody. is the most affordable among quality products. as well i don't mean to say that we have completely eliminated state ownership from the furniture industry but it will help to auction for furniture companies in a row in the end indeed the bodies were not from russia and we have sold some four or five furniture factory stu private owners a bit below problem the molestation we're still holding a large portfolio don't stakes in very senior streets including furniture so there is still room. in the room with there was but it was let's take the chemistry. and i'm planning to bring it up to date form for example for oil has been assessing our polling there and surprise. part of the enough time history grew more for well over two and a half years we'd like them to finally make

you. closed captioning by closed captioning services, inc. >> sean: tonight in the great debt debate it is boehner vs. harry reid who are pushing dueling plans to solve the crisis as the clock ticks towards zero. reid's plan increases the debt ceiling through 2012, ensuring this thorny issue will not enter tear with the president's campaign for rephrbgs. the plan slashes one trillion from the budget this morning he warnedgft>Ñ fellow republicas to get your ass in line and rally behind this bill. in typical fashion the threatened the boehner bill with a veto and senate democrats have sent a letter to the speaker informing them that no senate democrats will vote in favor of his plan. the greatest threat to the boehner bill may not come from democrats, but the tea party, which is refusinging to back it. my next guest senator mccain came out swinging today against the tea party stance reading from a wall street journal editorial on the senate floor. >> the idea seems to be that if the house gop refuses to raise the debt ceiling, a default crisis or gradual government shutdown will ensue and th

you. closed captioning by closed captioning services, inc. [ applause ] >> sean: welcome. our first ever great american forum. tonight joining us for the hour is a man that many would like to see make a run for the white house. please welcome former florida governor jeb bush. how are you? >> thank you, very well. [ applause ] >> sean: you miss the spotlight you've been out of the spotlight a little while. >> i'm in the corners, not wl much on television. i try to have my voice be heard, but not on a regular basis on tv. but it is an honor to be with you. >> sean: it is an honor to have you here. i'm going to ask you all the questions that i think -- we have serious issues. substantive issues we need to lead the country towards, for solutions. national review was pretty much begging jeb bush to get in the 2012 presidential race. did you see the piece? >> i did. it was very flattering. others have written nice things. then they move on to mike huckabee and mitch daniels. huckabee out, daniels out. >> a part of this is unfair to the candidates that are in the arena, running.

you. closed captioning by closed captioning services, inc. >> sean: breaking news on the debt ceiling battle. house republicans will delay a vote on speaker bane's 2.5 trillion dollar proposal until thursday. this news after the congressional budget office revealed that boehner's plan fails to reach the intended 1.2 trillion in cuts that were promised. reaction to president obama's bizarre primetime address to the nation continues to pour in. to put it bluntly the reviews have been anything but positive. here's mitch mcconnell. >> i know the president would rather give speeches about our problems than resolve them. but he wasn't elected to talk about the united states. he was elected to lead it. americans are waiting for the president to do what they elected him to do. not to lecture, but to lead. >> sean: republicans this house expressed outrage today over the partisan nature of the president's speech. >> the president's speech last night, i believe was historic. i do not recall the last time a president of the united states used a nationally televised address, not to tell the american peop

you. closed captioning by closed captioning services, inc. >> good morning, everyone.s wednesday, july 20th. i'm alisyn camerota in for gretchen this morning. 4 a congresswoman called unladylike. it gets nastier than that. a fight between florida lawmakers playing out for all of congress to see. >> meow! meanwhile, republicans want to see the president's plan to fix the deficit. the white house's response -- why bother? >> leadership does not put in a plan for the sake of having it voted up or down. >> huh? will americans buy into that? we'll talk about it. >> a race goes horribly wrong. one losing control. wait until you see what happens next. "fox & friends"