melissa is off. oh. >> good morning, america. >> and good night. >> the rookie taking his first swing and he lands it. >> what josh doesn't know is if he doesn't win this, he's fired. >> i need you to free up some space for me. >> it's not like i'm sitting here because i want to be. >> keep riding that bench. >> here comes melissa. >> little momma mia. >> let's see what the rookie can do. wet behind the ears. that's another typical rookie mistake. >> blast's that. >> not doing it correctly. >> third attempt for melissa now. yeah. >> she's got it. >> melissa has that maternal instinct to win. >> next up a ride across two sweeper bars. little momma quickly swept off her feet. look at her hang on to that baby. she lands it. the "gma" rookie now back on the turntable. >> little mom. >> swaddles the second sweeper arm and gets right onto the platform. >> rookie gaining ground and now melissa has to slide through the windmill. >> how do i get over it. >> just like you get through parenthood. lower your exp

, melissa, can you wave? [applause] she's actually the founder of hyphen magazine eight years ago, if melissa did not have the vision to create our very own asian-american publication, hyphen would not be here today. so thank you so much for that and for the opportunity to serve. and of course vincent pan from chinese affirmative action for giving us a space to do all of our work. there was a time when we were floating around. and carrying out boxes of magazines from garages to garages. our readers, donors and volunteers. just one thing that i would like to mention, i recently went to a documentary screening at the san francisco film festival. and it's here for another week so i hope some of you get to catch some of the wonderful films that are there. and i went to a documentary screening called crime after crime. i don't know how many of you guys were able to catch it. and the film maker showed up and did a q&a. and there he said that visibility doesn't equal change. and that's something that really resonate

melissa? >>catherine: how about a if hey gary >> hey gary when buster posy comes back to think that he should take another position? >> gary: they want to have him be a catcher ted is what he loves. what is funny is that on a thursday of last week. 437 e-mails on buster posy of the real which is incredible. when the sharks get eliminated. >>catherine: just looking at that video, gary it is painful. >> the giants are world champs and they love buster posy. he is going to come back as a catcher but i think in another position. >>catherine: are you ready for another one? >> hazy gary, after but buster posy? haight ashbury what about the rule change- hey gary? >> gary: i do not think that these and hands the game. hockey, i think some people like the interaction. football, the same. but i do not think that is the same for baseball. >>catherine: the rules should be observed first. >> gary: i said the same thing. >>catherine: one more. this is personal. >> hey gary, i am a big fan i was wondering wh

melissa malay joins us from college park. melissa? >> good evening, doreen. there are questions tonight about how this popular coach's departure might affect school donations and businesses here. >> reporter: it's a sad day for many here at gary land at cornerstone bar, fans are bummed their beloved coach is leaving. >> i feel maryland basketball is gary williams. >> the bar owner says he'll miss the coach, a man he credits for change the school and this town. >> he came through a bad time in basketball in the late '08s and he turned it around and it was fantastic for this place. >> reporter: some fear losing williams could mean a dive in donation to the school. >> i think it will affect people giving because he's been with maryland basketball for so long. >> or be bad for business. >> it will definitely affect the downtown area because when the basketball team does good, we do fantastic. >> i would like to thank the students. unbelievable. >> reporter: on a day filled with tears and memories from a coach, an arena filled with players, students and alumni. >>

melissa -- >> melissa mccarthy from "mike & molly." >> jimmy: oh, my gosh. she is unbelievable in this movie. >> yeah, yeah. she really is -- you know, when you see something zach galifianakis in "hangover." there's one person that really has, you know, gigantic laughs that you never knew too much about. >> jimmy: there's one scene in -- i think is a classic -- is where kristen is trying to give the nice speech to her -- to the bride. who is maya rudolph, and she's like -- you're my best friend and thanks so much and then rose byrne goes, can i say something? and said something that was nicer. >> yeah. >> jimmy: like a nicer speech and so kristen feels like she should say something else. so she grabs the mic and says something else nicer. and then the other girl wants to top that, and it goes on for ten minutes. and by the end, like, they're speaking japanese at one point. it's so good. >> oh, we have clip of melissa, i think. >> jimmy: we have -- oh, this is melissa being super funny on an airplane. >> yeah, she's -- she's -- there's a man on the airplane.

especially, melissa, when we are hearing that osama bin laden was living in this compound for some six years. so what do you make of the hidden in plain sight phenomenon? >> yeah, i was talking to my young daughter about this, and trying to explain where, you know, the house was, and all of this sort of thing. and i realized that as i was talking to, he i was saying, it is like if he was right there in arlington, virginia, or alexandria, virginia, just outside of the capitol in this big huge house. for me, i suppose, it is the question that, you know, is it six years ago during the second bush administration, why did osama bin laden feel so emboldened that he felt he could build this enormous compound that he could live there, and that it wouldn't provoke our intelligence community, and what does that say about the failures going on in the intelligence community at the end of the second term? >> well, he started nesting so to speak. >> it is extraordinary. >> and the hindsight being 20/20 and you watched the correspondents dinner and seth myers' joke, and saying that he was hosting an

my name is melissa mcdermott. i was also hired through the work force development go solar sf program. i'm one of the low-income single moms this program has benefit. i do not need to get into where i was a few years ago, but i can assure you i was not paying taxes and you never find me in a place like this. i needed to get into something and i needed to do it quick in order to save my relationship with my family and be able to progress and make a difference in. my. -- in my life. in turn, i've also seen things from different perspectives professionally. i've seen families be able to install solar on their homes that would never in a million years be able to do that if it was not for this program. they are able to make a difference in their community and teach their children how to respect our planet and move forward in a positive direction. also, many nonprofits have benefited from the program. i have been able to help with some volunteer installations and i have been able to see people in communities be able to

melissa connelly, velvet connelly. tunesy quinnteris san antonio. linda fu, johnson hun, jalinda mendoza, patricia christianson, suzanna morgan. richard frasier, kevin sand, martin mariola, enrique savantes, and darrellin tom. this is the first batch. so these are on music program on washington high school and the youth policy piece. so we have a lot of folks coming through tonight. so we'll give everybody a minute and a half. o.k.? come on up and introduce yourself and you have a minute and a half and i'll do a second round of names after this large group goes up. >> good evening, board members. my name is melissa connelly, the parent of a beautiful freshman at george washington high. i'd like to thank our counselor and also the parent that handed me a flier this morning and now i'm standing before you. i've never done this before and only been educated by the counselor this afternoon on what's going on. i'd like to represent our family and thank you for your hard work but please help us and george washington high with our budget cuts. right now, o

melissa lo estÁ compartiendo. tengo un problema de adicciÓn llame estÁ afectando en mi vida y hay que buscar apoyo, tienes que hablar hay grupos de apoyo para las compras como melissa no es la Única persona, muchas personas como ella y que logran salir del problema. pero hay que identificar primer paso que tiene un problema y luego buscar ayuda. >> es muy importante alfredo. pero se ve al frente del espejo como dice que tiene que reconocer el problema y cuÁles son las cosas que existen? ¿ ¿existe un abc? >> tengo un problema me estoy destruyendo y por otra parte tengo un impulso que no puedo controlar. ¿quÉ es lo que tengo que hacer? >> inmediatamente que tengo un problema, lo tengo que hablar y compartirlo. muchas personas que tienen adicciÓn es que empiezan aislarse. manipular la situaciÓn. tenemos que buscar personas que atraviesan la misma situaciÓn. en el caso de las compras tambiÉn hay grupos de apoyo que puedes buscar en tu ciudad pero hay momentos que tienes que buscar. >> en el caso particular

melissa ross--in san jose rob fladeboe, kron 4 news. >>catherine: in the east bay friends and family paid respect we danville teenager. authorities found her bicycle to the golden gate bridge. they believe that she committed suicide. teresa estacio reports. >> over 1000 people packed the presbyterian church in danville to honor ellis and a less. they believe the 15 year-old to occur life fell 1/7 bayless. allison bayless took her own life. mourners wearing blue her favorite color, teachers and family commented. >> we smile we think of her brilliant smile. laughter, missed chef. thinking of pony rides, and family water fights. >> i will cherish our memories and friendship and piano gatherings from our last christmas. >> she always kept talking to me and company. >> i hope that you'll find the strength in your heart as i did. >> alley, a beautiful young lady. >>reporter: in danville, teresa estacio, kron 4 news. >>gary: a live look outside from sky 4 some clouds over night. and into tomorrow. here is tomorrow at a glance with spotty showe

our team coverage continues with melissa malay live from college park. melissa? >> good evening. finals are just days away for students in maryland, but so much excitement today. of course, a couple of tears and lots of folks, hundred of them, in fact, showed up to pay honor, to pay tribute to gary williams and it was sad, though, very much punctuated by sadness. >> i would like to thank the student. unbelievable. >> on a day filled with tears and memories from a coach, an arena filled with players, students and alumni. >> i had to keep myself from crying. >> all of them fans honoring gary williams, a man so loved -- >> gary williams is incredible. it is so sad to see him go. >> reporter: they chant his name at a school they dubbed garyland. it's a fan base for one man that seems big enough for a team, cheering, clapping. students taking pictures and alumni reminiscing. >> gary just always made you feel happy to be a terp fan. >> reporter: all eyes glued to a screen tribute, williams choking about his tears behind a table behind the trophies. in the late '80s, williams resurrecte

melissa harris-perry, thank you for coming on from my hometown of baltimore. >> it is a great city. >> it is. thanks. >>> president obama may have quieted critics of the foreign policy credentials but falling short with americans with jobs and the economy. the same "the new york times" poll that saw the president's approval rise reported a dip of handling of the economy. it's a number the white house wants to see change in a big way before the general election gets under way. atoko rich joins me this morning, a writer for "the new york times." the jobs report is coming out tomorrow and seen the numbers move in the right direction over the past few months but it's obvious that it's not at the pace a majority of americans would like to see, especially the millions who are still feeling how hard it is because they're out of work and struggling the find that next job. >> absolutely. last year, we would have said that it was agonizingly slow. we have had a couple of decent months but looking at the numbers they're not much higher than the number simply to accommodate new people entering th

melissa waller from seattle, like jennifer crew from iowa, struck up a phone and e-mail relationship with ryan in the fall of 2009. >> how often did you guys talk? >> a few times a week, sometimes more, sometimes less. it was on a frequent basis. we talked about sarah a lot. he was having a really, really hard time accepting everything. >> she flew to ohio to visit a friend and to go with another supporter to a bowling fund-raiser organized for widmer's defense. she even made this video tribute to ryan and sarah that she posted on youtube. ♪ what i'd do with one more day with you ♪ melissa's husband supported her friendship with ryan. >> was it a little out there? yeah, but i'm so comfortable with her and our relationship that without a shadow of a doubt i was 100% behind her. >> i did feel strongly about supporting him. there's just no chance he had anything to do with it. >> but the importance of the seattle woman's story for the defense was that she, too, had a lengthy phone call with ryan that finished just six minutes before he called jennifer crew in iowa. the call, in whic

---se trata de "melissa ross", de 35 aÑos, quien fallecio en el interior de un vehiculo que estaba estacionado en la cuadra 4-mil de "ambler way". ---con la victima se encontraba un familiar que responde al nombre de "richard herrera", quien tambien resulto herido de bala.---las autoridades aun no realizan arrestos en relacion con este caso. ---la policia de la ciudad de "milpitas" investiga el primer homicidio del aÑo.---hoy por la madrugada, los agentes del orden encontraron a un hombre con heridas de bala sobre la cuadra mil-400 de la calle "south main", un area reconocida por los establecimientos de reparacion de autos.---la victima de 43 aÑos fue trasladada a un hospital cercano, donde finalmente fallecio.---las autoridades no dieron a conocer la identidad de la victima.---"milpitas" tuvo un saldo blanco en cuanto a homicidios en el aÑo 2010, y tan solo dos en 2009. ---esta noche, dos niÑos se cayeron por una ventana desde un segundo piso en la ciudad de petaluma.---los pequeÑos fueron identificados como una niÑa de 2 aÑos y un niÑo de 3. ---los menores se apoyaron sobre un mosqui

melissa rodríguez/tiene familia en jalisco 23:43:00 secuestraron a uno de mis primos y le pidieron recompensa y las pagaron y luego lo mataron a mi primo.. s.o.t. mora-torres 43:54:00 y son gente que se han enraizado mucho con méxico, muchos hablan el español como tú lo has visto perfecto, o una forma muy bien, y yo creo que esto va a cambiar con el tiempo si las condiciones en méxico no mejoran.. el profesor gregorio mora-torres se dio cuenta de la tendencia leyendo los ensayos que le entregaban sus alumnos... muchos nacidos en estados unidos, otros no, pero todos con vnculos a mxico.. en otra de sus clases, el miedo era igual.. s.o.t. gilberto magaña/tiene familia en michoacán 20:50:00 desde que me acuerdo cada año para mis vacaciones de invierno vamos a visitar a mis abuelitos y mi familia que vive alla en méxico pero el año pasado mis padres decidieron no ir porque ahorita como está todo peligroso en méxico, tiene miedo de que los secuestren.. s.o.t. ana castro/león, guanajuato 18:52:00 tenemos el miedo que un dia de estos nos vayan a llamar y decir sabes que tenemos a tu fami

deputy district attorney melissa crum said that youseff was the only person who wanted the man dead and he ordered two bakery followers to assassinate bailey. they learned that bailey planned to publish a story about the bakery's finances just days before he was gunned down. >> if people writing arcticles can't speak about the truth, then we have nothing. >> defense attorneys for bayh and makey will deliver their closing arguments tomorrow. >> the largest study on the sex abuse scandal the '60s and the 'cents for the problem. they contend that the abuse was a temporary issue. protestors have been vocal with the criticism of the church in recent years. they chastise the church for ignoring the victims. >> the bishops by funding this study, proisting the information for the study skews what the results of the study is. who want to blame but the bisheps and higharchy. >> the diocese of oakland state has not documented abuse by a police in the last 20 years and has taken steps to remove accused clergy from service . >> sugar ray lenand said he was abused by a prominent olympic coach. he was

. >> melissa is my sister-in-law. we're not best friends. >> two new housewives are in the mix related to tereasa. kathy always up for a party as her cousin. and tereasa's sister-in-law, melissa gorga loves it good life. >> i'm living the american dream. >> and is sure to conflict with the fiery tereasa. >> we were close. my relationship with tereasa started to get competitive. >> were you not here. >> the fireworks from season two sparked intense interest from the house wiveses from the garden state. 3.9 million viewers tune in for the season two reunion, the highest rated episode in bravo's housewives franchise history. controversial cast member danielle assault and battery sa rod but she did not return to the show. there will be no shortage of drama this season. in the first episode, a christianing party turns a violent episode. >> this crowd is not the crowd you want to get in a fight with. >> it's a rough start for a season brimming with tension and pulls no punches. >>> here they are. four of the season's "real

but i actually celebrated with melissa and joan rivers. >> jimmy: you did? >> yeah. it was so random. i met -- me and my boyfriend met melissa -- >> jimmy: you're gay? why wasn't i informed of this? sorry. [ applause ] >> jimmy: you can always tell by the shoe laces. >> you can always tell by the shoe laces. so we met melissa at a birthday party and she was talking to us about her son, she left her son at home with a soap making kit. this is what rich people do. >> jimmy: what? >> my son's making soap at home. and it was weird. i was kind of joking i was like, i would love a bar of your son's soap. and she ended up finding me and sending me a bar of her son's soap -- >> jimmy: homemade son soap. >> and he said, i told my mother i met you guys and she wants to know if you want to come over for passover dinner. i didn't look at a calendar i was like, yes. and it was awesome. >> jimmy: were there celebry tips there? >> no. i didn't know if we were walking into a reality show if they were going to be like random like i don't know random celebrity central. >> jimmy: they'

melissa mccarthy from our local kcal news was reports from armd's star on the hollywood walk of fame. they find a place and, we're reporting from arnold's star, as if that adds anything. but she forgot the number one rule of reporting, and that is, don't stand in front of giant video screen unless you control what is on it. >> now, every expert we've turned to agrees it's going to take time and humility to entice fans back to his movies. we are live in hollywood tonight. melissa mccarthy, kcal news. >> jimmy: there's some controversy -- is anyone here from tennessee tonight? i didn't think so. [ laughter ] there's a bill in tennessee that would prevent teachers from discussing homo sexuality in schools. it's been approved by the state senate econocommittee. if it passes, teachers won't be able to mention gays at all. a lot of people are upset by the idea, including actor george takei, who shot this video to support those who oppose the bill. >> i'm george takei. a bill recently approved in tennessee would prohibit teachers in that state from discussing homosexuality in a classroom. i'

de san josé trata de aron a la mujer que ien fallecioado por la noche en el tiroteo, es se trata de melissa ross de 35 años. kooqui ---con la n el interior de un ien tambien estaba staz nada. no realizan a un familiar que responde al nombre de richard enfermerarrestos. >> la policía sigue buscando a e vista iante de enfermería que desapareció el viernes pasado y fue de 26 años fue vista por última vez en una de las clases que toman en el hospital permanente. las autoridades de algun tipo 4 # cuadras con las llavess d estas y sin señales de algún as cejeó. la joven es estudiante de la universo caidad en oaklan > tiene cabello negro y ojos de nocido como >> se celebra el día en honor a o" soldados caídos. se recuerda a los hombres y mujeres que perdieron su vida defendiendo su patria. >> como se conmemoró en san francisco. >> ( ♪ música ) >> las calles de color y las estados unidos estuvieron en media asta y en respeto de miles de hombres y mujeres que dieron la vida en honor a la patria y por la libertad de esta y otras naciones. >> en memoria de estos soldados caído ts en gu

melissa brown was rushed to shock trauma in critical condition. a woman walked into a 711 in woodlawn last thursday. police say she showed a gun and demanded money, but ran off and another customer entered the store. if you have any information on who this woman is, you are urged to call baltimore county police. >> it has been nearly one year since yeardley love was found murdered in her off-campus apartments in charlottesville. her former boyfriend, george huguely, is now charged with her murder. tonight at 11:00, i sit down with some of her closest friends as they remember her and reflect on their loss. >> there is not a day that goes by when i do not think of yeardley love. >> we are so fortunate to have her in our lives. she forever changed all of us. >> tonight, an exclusive and personal conversation with her circle of friends. that is tonight at 11:00 on 11 news. >> now, your insta-weather forecast with chief meteorologist tom tasselmyer. >> cloudy skies across the area today and satellite imagery shows some cloud cover through the overnight

. >> 35-year-old melissa ross was shot to death saturday night. family members say he may have been a case of mistaken identity. san jose's 22 homicides this year are two more than all of last year. >>> this week san francisco renews it stand as a sanctuary city and will not hand over misdemeanor suspects that to be illegal immigrants. the federal program asking for fingerprints and continue jail time is voluntary. immigration officials called his decision unfortunate. >>> friends and family of an east main nursing student say they are hoping for the past but become more and more concerned with each passing hour. lee was last seen friday. a spokesman says that police have asked the nursing school and lee's family to keep a low profile. >> we are looking into what he hayward police department is asking us to do. we do not want to compromise or jeopardize their investigation. >> instructors reported a lee missing friday night when she did not come back to class after a break. her car was found parked nearby with his its doors locked. >>> one center

. >> i do have my daughter, melissa, my future daughter-in- law, and my son. along with that, i do have a crowd from the traffic sign group. executive director ford: thank you so much, and congratulations. >> it is an honor. thank you. [applause] executive director ford: that concludes our special recognitions for the month of may. it was standing room only here at the sf park lunch here at city hall last thursday. we were joined by the mayor, who expelled the many benefits of our barack program -- of our bart program. we were also joined by members of the board of supervisors and chairman nolan. we also had directors brinkman and oka. as it relates to "bike to work" day, it is on your calendar, the 17th annual, set for next thursday, may 12. to attract more people, the mta posted a brown bag lunch and last week. members of the san francisco bike coalition shared a behind the scenes look into what made "but to work day" resounding success over the last three years. there have been expansions to the bike network since the injunction was lifted 18 months ago. we

a memorial has been set up for melissa, shot and killed while driving near hal yard park. a 20-year-old relative riding with her was wounded. the motive was unclear, but ross' family said it was a case of mistaken identity. >> a woman killed in a car crash early this morning in marine county. she got stuck highway 101 south of san antonio road. it slammed into the driver's side, killing augusto on impact. three people in the van suffered minor injuries. the kaczynski hp said none of the nissan's lights were under. >> a murder investigation underway. contra costa county sheriff said late last night shots were fired at a housing project. 22-year-old james newman was found in the street suffering from gunshot wounds. he died at the scene. authorities say so far, they do not have any suspects or witnesses. >> the former bart police officer in prison will soon be released. messerly was convicted of involuntary manslaughter in the shooting of oscar grant. he claims he mistook his gun for a taser. a civil suit is underway. >>> doctors are slowly lowering the 4th seizure medicatio

rethink possible. [ melissa ] i hit the water and everything changed. ♪ i saw what my life could be... and found the strength to make it happen. ♪ i lost my leg serving my country. now i serve in a new uniform. [ male announcer ] helping people achieve without limits. at the hartford it's what we do... and why we're the founding partner of the u.s. paralympic team. show your support at facebook.com/thehartford. of the u.s. paralympic team. what are you looking at? logistics. ben? the ups guy? no, you see ben, i see logistics. logistics? think--ben is new markets. ben is global access-- china and beyond. ben is a smarter supply chain. ben is higher margins. happier customers... everybody wins. logistics. exactly. see you guys tomorrow. >>> this is the list we talked about at the top of the program, 232 names, the official list of the missing from tuesday night's tornado in joplin, missouri. we took the names and the addresses and we put them in on the map. this is joplin here, i want to come in a little bit and look into the community here in joplin. if you look closely here, there a

melissa mccarthy, kcal news. >> jimmy: maybe his avatar is a sexual harasser. there's some controversy -- is anyone here from tennessee tonight? i didn't think so. [ laughter ] there's a bill in tennessee that would prevent teachers from discussing homosexuality in schools. it's been approved by the state senate committee. if it passes, teachers won't be able to mention gays at all. in any context in school. i'm not sure what the point of it is, but a lot of people are opposed and upset by the idea, including actor george takei, of "star trek" fame, who shot this video to support those who oppose the bill. >> i'm george takei. a bill recently approved in a tennessee senate committee would prohibit teachers in that state from discussing homosexuality in the classroom. the so-called don't say gay law is premised on the misguided belief that, by not talking about gay people, they can simply make us disappear. i'm here to tell tennessee, and all lgbt youth and teachers who would be affected by this law that i am here for you. in fact, i am lending my name to the ca

from her friend, melissa england, a claim she once overheard casey saying this. >> and as she hung up she said, she kind of flew the phone down in the dash board and just said, "oh my god, i'm such a good liar." >> reporter: and then ricardo morales, another ex-boyfriend, who posted this picture on his myspace page. the caption reads "win her over with chloroform." prosecutors say chloroform was detected in the trunk of casey anthony's car, where they believe the body of her daughter lay decomposing for days. >> why did you post this on your myspace? >> just a joke, i found it humorous at the time. >> reporter: perhaps a crude joke back then that's become deadly serious now. for "nightline," ashleigh banfield, orlando. >> our thanks to ashleigh. up next, the story that brought us here. incredible claims in the new book about area 51. we challenge the author to back her story up. [ male announcer ] sitting, waiting, hoping. that's not how successful investing is done. at e-trade it's harnessing some of the most powerful yet easy to use trading tools on the planet to help diversify, ide

[ melissa ] i hit the water and everything changed. ♪ i saw what my life could be... and found the strength to make it happen. ♪ i lost my leg serving my country. now i serve in a new uniform. [ male announcer ] helping people achieve without limits. at the hartford it's what we do... and why we're the founding partner of the u.s. paralympic team. show your support at facebook.com/thehartford. yoo-hoo. hello. it's water from the drinking fountain at the mall. [ male announcer ] great tasting tap water can now come from any faucet anywhere. introducing the brita bottle with the filter inside. >>> memorial day weekend means the beginning of pool season in neighborhood across the country, before you jump in, you have to hear this. the government says thousands of public swimming pools should remain closed until they replace potentially deadly drain covers. alison kosik has the details. >> the kind of news no one wants to hear on a government weekend. but the government is advising public swimming pools not to open this weekend because of a massive recall. 1 million dra

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my name is melissa vandra. i'm a member of south of course market action network. i'm also a resident of tenderloin. cpmc sutter hospital served mostly have expensive insurance and i heard that they're going to build a luxury hospital here in vanness. so -- van ness. so it is very unfair like -- for us, like the low income family and for those seniors who live around in the neighborhood. we need a fair and we want -- we want them to serve all the people in the community. thank you. president olague: thank you. if you can speak into the mike, ma'am. >> good evening. cpmc will be in our community and the people in our neighborhood should have priority when they need to apply for jobs in that hospital. thank you very much. president olague: thank you. >> my name is amelia. my concern is about that acpmc that will be built in our neighborhood. it will affect our environment, it will cause traffic and i think especially to the children that go to the school in the neighborhood. thank you. president olague: thank you. >> good evening. i'm mr. manuel eng. i'm a resident o

. >> i do have my daughter, melissa, my future daughter-in- law, and my son. along with that, i do have a crowd from the traffic sign group. executive director ford: thank you so much, and congratulations. >> it is an honor. thank you. [applause] executive director ford: that concludes our special recognitions for the month of may. it was standing room only here at the sf park lunch here at city hall last thursday. we were joined by the mayor, who expelled the many benefits of our barack program -- of our bart program. we were also joined by members of the board of supervisors and chairman nolan. we also had directors brinkman and oka. as it relates to "bike to work" day, it is on your calendar, the 17th annual, set for next

so if you could just jump in, melissa. unlike the federal government, we do not have the luxury of operating in a deficit. we have a requirement in our city charter that is ironclad that we balance our budget every year. that means that our sources, which is the money coming into our budget, half to equal the uses, which are the expenditures in our budget. right now, when we look ahead to next year, what we see -- and it is a little bit hard to see on this screen because the sources is blending into the background, but we had a little bit of good news on our revenue. these numbers are when we compare the current year to what we're going to see next year. about $37 million of improvement in our revenues, and i will talk a little bit about why that is, but on the expenditure side, we see $344 million of increased expenditures if we just continue our current level of operation. the impact of those numbers is that we are facing a $306 million general fund deficit for the coming year. next slide. the big picture for us -- it ha

paulie, david, sarah, jacob bear arett, kenneth, angelo, monique washington, and melissa mcdermott. >> good morning, supervisors. my name is janine. i'm co-founder upof san francisco's solar install a. we all work full time for the company. we have grown from about four to five employees to 20 since go solar started. of that, six jobs are for my colleagues that came to us through work-force development. we hired our first workforce development person in august of 2008. we have hired a total of seven and one individual has left us. it a third of our workforce is go solar sf, young community developers and the san francisco conservation corps. i'm going to talk to supervisor wiener's specific issue and i also want to talk about the concept of the companies getting the money. the money goes to san francisc ans that put solar on their homes. we reduced the amount that the homeowner or the organization has to pay to put solar up. that means that we carry that incentive. this allows for low income people in san francisco to get access to solar, which has transformed who gets solar in san fr

cnbc's melissa francis joins me live now. look, on the one hand, you have the biggest hiring spree in five years, and yet we're seeing the unemployment rate climb. why is that? >> well, in a basic sense, there are two different surveys. one is the payroll numbers as companies go out and make payments, that's one thing they're measuring. the other thing is a household survey where government officials call around to different houses and ask what's going on. so they're two totally different surveys. that's why they show different things. if you look inside the numbers, there was a ton of great numbers and the market reacted to it. there was, you know, a little bit of news that wasn't so great when you look at, for example, the labor participation rate stood at 64.2%. the same as it was last month. the number of people employed, 13.7 million people out of work. that is the same as it was last month. the total number. so even though we saw some hiring in one survey, we saw things static in the other survey. overall, though, the m

riley down the line off the glove of melissa. that was the only run of the game. alabama wins it 1-0 and are head together college softball world series. you have to see florida and oregon gator hitting two homers today. her best highlight was here. watch the car driving by and gets smashed. the long foul ball and incoming. it knocked off the sideview. she apologized in her post game conference. not much to apologize are to. she hit two homers and they won it 9-1. >> that's this edition. for larry beil and sandhya patel. thank you for watching and have a safe and happy holiday

police are still looking for a motive in the shooting death of 35-year-old melissa ross. someone opened fire on her in south san jose. both incidents happened on saturday. no arrests have been made in either case. >>> while those infamous fema trailers that house so many left homeless after hurricane katrina swept through new orleans could be traveling to joplin. the federal reserve emergency management agency says if enough existing rental housing cannot be found for missouri victims, those trailers will be brought in. adequate housing isn't available even within a 55-mile radius. but even the trailers aren't an easy solution because of the time it could get to get water, sewer and elect cal hookups for the trailers. six years after katrina, many gulf coast residents are still living in fema trailers. portable trailers have an alabama town in an uproar. april 27th they lost most of their buildings including city hall. while many residents are still camped out in tents, the mayor has placed a ban on single wide mobile homes, saying he doesn't want to see run down trailers

melissa brown was injured. her husband, niel ivan brown, died from a self-inflicted gunshot wound. they initially thought he had barricaded himself inside the home. when they entered they found him deadly storms inside. there are no details on his wife's continue. >>> the parking meters in annapolis could be the key to helping the homeless. two meters installed downtown have netted norman $1,900. that change is to help the homeless, the lighthouse shelter. >>> tonight a look at how area educators are making a difference helping different with dyslexia learn how to read. the schools have teamed up for the literacy academy to put kids on the right track. >> reporter: here in elizabeth dorothy's first grade class in cherryhill students are learning the beginning steps in read. they are working on an assignment that involves blending words, sounds and segmenting letters. >> it's just so important to really, if what you are doing in the class and teacher, if they still aren't getting it it's important to be able to stop and rewind and go back, which literacy one gave me the foundation t