. >> just a few piers down at the america's cup where the racing has begun and one of the teams in head-to-head action today substantially faster than the other. we'll fill you in with a live report coming up. look at 'em. living on cloud nine with that u-verse wireless receiver. you see in my day, when my mom was repainting the house, you couldn't just set up a tv in the basement. i mean, come on! nope. we could only watch tv in the rooms that had a tv outlet. yeah if we wanted to watch tv someplace else, we'd have to go to my aunt sally's. have you ever sat on a plastic covered couch? [ kids cheering ] you're missing a good game over here. those kids wouldn't have lasted one day in our shoes. [ male announcer ] add a wireless receiver. call to get u-verse tv for just $19 a month with qualifying bundles. rethink possible. >>> well many sailing fans have been waiting for this since the gates of america's cup park opened oun july 4th. >> it's two catamarans racing each other on the bay. lawrence? >> reporter: thank you so much. it was a great day here to see the two boats going against each othe

so you hear -- peel a real sense of pier down here among the democratic party and that they are going to be headed this fall into next year's midterm elections with a liability from obama care and that could make 2010 look like a cake walk. >> there is a legal element in this, too. i read the statute that says right there in black letters that this employer mandate will be implemented in 2013 -- december 31, 2013. can they invade congress and just do this on their own discretion? >> well, in -- in theory, they should not be able to do that, paul. but then there is the problem of reality. mine, i think the agency at -- well the agency at the center of this is our old friends at the internal revenue service. >> law isn't reality? >> law is reality but the -- reality is that the -- we have known for some months that the irs was struggling to create an enforcement procedure to do this. this was announced by treasury and suggest very strongly that irs told the administration we are not ready for the reporting requirements and enforcement procedures. we just don't have it. so -- the law no

let's see the historic pier burned down and the structures could be utilized somehow. and if something happens it could be this strange thing that happened because they're trying to get a benefit from it >> i think 0 on the port issue and i think the comment in the report was this would require legislation because those piers are subject to the public trust so there would have to be faith legislation that would come into play for the properties. but my oh, all view is what they're proposing is good. some of the comments are fine >> seeing no other comments we'll move on. >> thank you very much everybody. >> navy e yeah, and we'll take a 5 minute. this can run you $35 to $45 for a bowl, so it is great you did this for $20. >> this will feed four to six people. >> not if you invite me over for dinner. i am ready to dig in. >> i hope you'll love it. >> mmm. >> what do you think? >> i think i am going to need more. perhaps you can have all you want. >> i am produce the that you have crushed this farmer's market challenge by a landslide. the first, we're going to have to ta

let's see the historic pier burned down and the structures could be utilized somehow. and if something happens it could be this strange thing that happened because they're trying to get a benefit from it >> i think 0 on the port issue and i think the comment in the report was this would require legislation because those piers are subject to the public trust so there would have to be f legislation that would come into play for the properties. but my oh, all view is what they're proposing is good. some of the comments are fine >> seeing no other comments we'll move on. >> thank you very much everybody. >> navy e yeah, and we'll take a 5 minute. this can run you $35 to $45 for a bowl, so it is great you did this for $20. >> this will feed four to six people. >> not if you invite me over for dinner. i am ready to dig in. >> i hope you'll love it. >> mmm. >> what do you think? >> i think i am going to need more. perhaps you can have all you want. >> i am produce the that you have crushed this farmer's market challenge by alide the first, we're going to have to tally of your

let's see the historic pier burned down and the structures could be utilized somehow. and if something happens it could be this strange thing that happened because they're trying to get a benefit from it >> i think 0 on the port issue and i think the comment in the report was this would require legislation because those piers are subject to the public trust so there would have to be faith legislation that would come into play for the properties. but my oh, all view is what they're proposing is good. some of the comments are fine >> seeing no other comments we'll move on. >> thank you very much everybody. >> navy horrify it is - it is a substantial change. it subscribes supervisor kim's trailing legislation and this would provided for an appeal hearing from the commission. when the planning department makes a decision that an exempt amendment was made and it and require a new sequa document. the report before you describes a similar proposal from supervisor chu. however, that it would have gone before the planning commission. our task may have gotten a little bit easier

. >> she lives in pier monlt, down here a bit. some friends came to pick them up by boat. where they were going, i don't know. it was probably about 9:30. 10:00. and -- from what we understand from her fiance they heard something. he called 911. he was unconscious. when he came to, there were three people in the boat with him. hair best man, missing. she's supposed to be married would weeks from today. >> a mother in pain. she has said she's praying for a miracle. looking for her daughter. four others were injured. we know with head injuries, taken to area hospitals. less than an hour ago, we heard from officials about the rescue and search right now. listen. >> there were power people remaining on the boat when the boat was located south of the tappan zee bridge. various head injuries and one party was unconscious. those individuals were transported to the boats and brought in to an ems staging area where they were evaluated and transported to area hospitals. >> on the boat, not in the water. >> these four were on the boat. >> the other two were ejected from the boat? >>

down from that is aqua vista park and a nice green space and also has a fishing dock on it. there will be a modest amount of improvements associated with the bond that will bring that park up a notch and bumping on down to pier 70 and the park and will be the port's largest and significant new space next to the dry dock and adjacent to the other development opportunities within the pier 70 area and the planning process is under way and you had regular updates on that and exciting interesting public space. going a little further south where there are many hidden gems in the waterfront and one is warm water cove at the end of 25th street -- might be 26th. i lose my geography. the cargo bicycle lane a couple years ago opened up and providing a value connection and part of the blue green way and part of the port's effort to work with the city and our regional partner bay trail in providing these connections all the way down. we have isle creek and landing and a group that maintains that. the gateway park and at illinois and cargo and third and surrounded by the creek. we have be

may come down to the pier. but you can't jinx it, you can't say anything about it. and we were together in 2010 celebrating our world series. and already whispering about the possibility. and will to see it happen is fantastic. and with a home-grown company and to have your iconic symbol to be in play with the port is fantastic as well. i see all of that happening. and again i have to say to larry and keith and to the port and to all of our project managers. we are still very lucky as a city. and even the board of supervisors know how lucky we are. not only to gain the attraction of world status with our championship baseball. and also, you have to understand anchorstein is no longer a manufacturer beer like micro-breweries. they are requested and i brought a friend that wants to send containers of your beer to china tomorrow. and i said, you have to stand in line. i have 17 countries that want that beer as well. we have a great market. it's not just local san francisco. it's about where we are in our place today. and that anchor and the world series giant and our p

0 on the pier and received you're welcome back to the city of san francisco. our heartfelt thanks to you. a year later we're a lot of closer to the dream and thank you. today is all about celebrating teams. but let's face it our teammate deserves that; right? (clapping) people are starting to figure out who the warriors were and then steve scored against denver and 22 points a quarter against san antonio. i need to set the record straight i can't tell you oh, that occurring i didn't if i could pick anyone to marry my daughter. at the risk of breaking teenager hearts that job is taken. if i could join him in standing is his wife and daughter. for me, the entire season was really summed up when something i had never seen before took place at the last game our coach brought the warriors back out on the floor after a receiving loss and the reaction is the same it's clear this season wasn't the end of anything it was the start of something special. so thank you, mayor lee and board of supervisors we're the warriors; right? (clapping) >> you know joe and when the ot

similarly, the pier 43 promenade is an area where there is going to be -- they have taken down some of the pier and added a new public amenity. we have improved the crosswalk in front of the exploratorium on the embarcadero on green tv an area that was a very arched turn and speed could provide a dangerous path of travel for those crossing the street the muni erline from the cal train station to fisherman's wharf. this was a pilot project during the event. this is an accessible historic streetcar and the mini platforms, along the embarcadero are often chained off and those chains will come down to access the historic streetcars in the summer and we have changed some of the signal timing and some of the streetcars themselves to make that happen. and also bike sharing, something that we have been talking for a long time. where you can check out a bicycle, like a library book for a half an hour, an hour or a day and return it to a different location and use it to get about town k. we have made some enhancements to the transit system, the e-line, the finish line that we just discussed. and

walk down a couple more blocks to piers 15, 17, where we are going to see a half a million kids come to go all the way down to what we know that will be the next site of the warrior's arena and down to the ballpark and the water phone and the port is our city's present and it is our city story. but we also know that this is a story that is going to continue and one of the things that we love in pier 39. if you come here any day you will see the boys and girls playing with their parents who will come back a few years later as teenagers and young adults. and young men and women, flirting on the peers, dating each other, who will come back a few years later for their honeymoon, who will come back a few years later with their kids. and so, the cycle of the story of our city continues and that i know that in 50 years when we are celebrating the 200th birthday of this blai, when monique's grand daughter and ed lee's great grandson, are helping to run this city, they will look back on to the city leaders today, who are represented by all of you. and say, you know, in 2013, our city forefath

you can come down to pier 27 and 29. officially opens to the public today. and then tonight, if you want to check out the fireworks show in san francisco, that starts at 9:30 along the embarcadero. not far from where we are now. two for one. come on down and learn about america's cup and stick around for the fishg works show. 23-minute ex-trafftravaganza th starts at 9:30. >> looking forward to a busy weekend. >> good looking icon ditto look out for. san francisco not the only bay area city celebrating the fourth of july with all of those fireworks. mountain view will be mixing news wick a boom of the fireworks tonight. break out the san francisco symphony. how about that culture to go with your fireworks. playing in conjunction with the fireworks show at the shoreline amphitheater. that would be a nice mix. performance starts at 8:00 this evening i always wanted to go to had a one. pyre works show in marin county fair. show starts at 9:30. cost $16 to get into the fairgrounds. >>> fireworks tonight at 9:00. if you happen to stop at the city park on 1st stre

also weighed down by u.s. pier intel beat revenue forecast. lg shares tumbled 3% on concerns of slowing tv demand. back to you, karen. >> sixuan, thank you very much for that. >>> let's give you a look at what is coming up on today's agenda in the united states. weekly jobless claims due out at 8:30 a.m. eastern. they're forecast to drop by 20,000 to total of340,000. little later on in the morning at 10:00 a.m., the july fed survey and june leading indicators. it is another busy take for earnings with block rock, morgan stanley, united health, verizon, bbt, black stone and fifth third bank. after the close we hear from the likes of google, microsoft, capital one, and chipotle. so big day on the earnings front. ben bernanke is trying to soothe tapering concerns saying any winddown of the fed's asset purchases depends on the economy, not a preset timeline. speaking on capitol hill on wednesday, the fed chairman said the central bank would keep policy flexible. >> if needed, the committee would need to prepare all of its tools including an increa

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thousands of people are still streaming down for the journey home. the show was near pier 39. for many it's a long walk because the cheaper parking lots were further south at $20 for the whole day. it was $60 near broadway street and the lots there are full. many people are locked in traffic right now and some say their strategy is to try to wait it out. >> i think it's going to take me 45 minutes to go ten blocks. >> reporter: frustrating? >> i think i'm moving right now so i'm actually relieved. >> i'm going to wait it out and have as much fun as i possibly can before venturing to my car. >> reporter: what's traffic like right now? >> it's horrible. >> reporter: some people said they would not go to san francisco because of the traffic jams that we saw during the bart strike. days were carefully planned. some parked on the other side of the city. taking a look back here live. it's a long walk and a long ride home. and it's looking like a parking lot if you're going southbound for people heading out to 280 and heading to the bay bridge. but at least it's a pleasant evening an

hopefully the kids are looking down in the stand. >> and the hometown team just down from a cubby cove at pier 80 has certainly taken to the world series champs. >> i mean, the whole city, you get affected by it. it's such a cool thing. we love san francisco teams here. we want to get the america's cup. [ male announcer ] at montrose pet hospital, anarchy meets order. working with at&t, doctors set up a broadband solution to handle data and a mobility app to stay connected with their business. so they can run the office... even when they're not in the office. where do you want to take your business? call us. we can show you how at&t solutions can help you do what you do... even better. ♪ can help you do what you do... i wish i was made of money. i wish you were too. chances are, you're not made of money. so don't overpay for motorcycle insurance. geico motorcycle. see how much you could save. >>> one of baseball's great rivalries about to get under way at the at&t park. teams going different direction. >> and even though the giants are in last place in their division, their fans stil

i think there probably would have been an arrest much more quickly at that point, but, piers, bottom line, is the whole thing boils down to the stand your ground rule where you have a man who can take a concealed gun, initiate a confrontation, and then if he starts to lose can shoot his opponent dead. >> in the end they didn't actually use stand your ground as their defense though they could have done, but self-defense is almost the same thing, and it does seem -- i keep coming back to this. it seems quite extraordinary that you can shoot an unarmed teenager dead, and you don't even get arrested that night. >> as you pointed out, this is not a stand your ground case. >> right. >> and i'm against a stand your ground case. >> good for you, good. >> the castle doctrine which is what most of america uses, this would be the same analysis that's done across the country. they would do the exact same thing. basically they would look at perception of the individual. if you got up in the middle of the night and shot somebody coming through the window of your home and it turned out to be a 17-y

piers, the bottom line is this whole thing boils down to the stand your ground rule where you have a man who can take a concealed gun, initiate a confrontation and then if he starts to lose, can shoot his opponent dead. >> in the end, they didn't actually use stand your ground as their defense, although they could have. the self-defense is almost the same thing and it seems to me -- judge alex, i keep coming back to this, it seems extraordinary that you can shoot an unarmed teenager dead and you don't even get arrested that night. >> as you pointed out, this is not a stand your ground case, and i'm against stand your ground law in florida, i wish they never passed it. >> good for you, good. >> this is the same analysis across the country. it's not florida. they would look at the perception of the individual. if you got up in the middle of the night and shot somebody coming through the window of your home and it turned out to be a 17 neighbor who your daughter invited over, you would not be prosecuted. unarmed, a 17-year-old, you weren't injured because you're perception matters. when

if they were to build there we would then provide some savings for them going down the road. to offset the cost of the rental. is that subsidies you could call that subsidies but what would you have any revenues. one has to be carefully what talking about that and a we've out of time but are there any issues that i want to talk about or any issues you want to concentrate as supervisor and a well, my concentration is on pedestrian safety. i'm hoping i can take the process on developing district 7 into the citywide process and again anywhere i can help with small businesses because i know their the driving engine in san francisco >> great we'll be looking forward to seeing what happens. well, we're out of time thank you for meeting our district supervisor >> thank you. >> watch for the next session when we're back with on the one of your 11 city supervisors thank you from >> for those of us on the board, i know many of us have young ben was in the city. i know a ton of my friends have left the city. one thing that the strike me as we have a ton of data, but it is a different pl

piers, the bottom line is this whole thing boils down to the stand your ground rule where you have a man who can take a concealed gun, initiate a confrontation and then if he starts to lose, can shoot his opponent dead. >> in the end, they didn't actually use stand your ground as their defense, although they could have. the self-defense is almost the same thing and it seems to me -- judge alex, i keep coming back to this, it seems extraordinary that you can shoot an unarmed teenager dead and you don't even get arrested that night. >> as you pointed out, this is not a stand your case, and i'm against stand your ground law in florida, i they never passed it. >> good for you, good. >> this is the same analysis across the country. it's not florida. they would look at the perception of the individual. if you got up in the middle of the night and shot somebody coming through the window of your home and it turned out to be a 17 neighbor who your daughter invited over, you would not be prosecuted. unarmed, a 17-year-old, you weren't injured because you're perception matters. when was reasona

this is pier 36. we started demolition back in march 2012. this is scott zacker. he's the guy that took it down, essentially his company and they did an amazing project. i never have seen a demolition project like this and huge cracking jobs. they did it from working on the deck and pulling this up and we expected to be a six month project and it happened in three and helped with the schedule. he's a happy man. we have the construction company come in and start driving piles in july. this is some of the equipment. it was all done from the water and all right along the embarcadero promenade so you see we have steel piles and concrete piles. that's a $20,000 pile, concrete pile or the steel pile and this is a concrete pile and 260 piles in total -- i don't know how that got in there. a little bit out of order. back to demolition. some more pile driving. the crew just had a great time out there. it's spectacular place to be. they're right there. we had no accidents at all and you can see it happening there and the america's cup was happening and pier 30/32 and the bo

piers later is when i got arrested for. for a crime i did not do. we have numerous cases where police officers lie about polygraph results. innocent people to confess to police officers don't beat people anymore i mean it just doesn't happen really. in the course of interrogation why because there's been this is lightman know because the psychological techniques are more effective in obtaining confessions than physical abuse and they were off taking they could get what they wanted they could say what they wanted and there was no evidence of what they did or what they said. choose your language. because we know in financial planners they still sometimes. choose to use the consensus you can. choose to defend against the invigorating to. choose to stories that impact your life choose b. access to your office. oh. music is our job the army our destiny and these soldiers don't know what real arms look like but it didn't take them a single shots to conquer the world. china and korea try to imitate that america and europe cry bravo absolutely amazing amazi

walk down the end of the pier and hit all of the shops. >> we love huntington beach. >> all of southern california's coastline, tied for first. it's a wonderful beach. and this one, not just for humans. and also a place for your four-legged best pals. it's the huntington dog beach. it's not unusual to see a dog and owner tandem surfing. incredible. >> it's been on "play of the day" before. >> probably twice. and i can attest, ruby's, if in huntington beach, it's the best. have a burger and a chocolate milkshake. and to see more of our summer hot spots that all of you have recommended to us, go to goodmorningamerica.com on yahoo! >>> right now, i wish we could all head to the beach. right now, samuel j. champion. yes. here you go. here you go. well done. and how did that not work out. if there's one day to get to the beach and use our pails and our toys, it is today. >> there's a visor. i love it. that's so you. i love it. all right. let's get to the boards. one or two things going on. let's go to the beach. i will extend that all the way up to big sur. yeah. the oregon coastline is love

big 4th of july fireworks show tonight. [ cheers ] >> fireworks will be launched from the municipal pier and a barge near the wharf. they promise a spectacular display with colors and combinations, the best places are the city piers or marine head lands but you should expect them to become crowded quickly to get there early, the san francisco fireworks show starts at 9:30, muni is running on that schedule and will add extra transportation. they will all operate sunday schedules as well but there will be additional trains tonight for people headed out to holiday events. >>> here are other shows happening tonight. there will be fireworks after the giant's game. san jose state university will have fireworks, their show starts at 9:15,the marine county at 9:30 as will the port and for more information just click on the tab at ktvu.com. >> well, after mentioning weather early this morning actually had rain from palo alto and there but it disappeared rapidly and now it is clear, it is sunny, there is a little bit of fog on the coastline but i think everything is good to go for fireworks tonigh

that would go down the peninsula and out into the greater california area. and seawall 337 known as lot "a" and pier 48 have been designed to go together since their inception. as you know the port authority has worked with the stakeholders and our partners led by the san francisco giants. to create a new excitement and energy and one that is san francisco's world-wide commerce with residential and with recreation. there is no other port in the world that is doing it at quite the level that san francisco is doing it. and we have such a great opportunity to blur the lines between neighborhood and jobs. and have them co-exist together. it's in fact somewhat visionary and somie inine inine ining -- get complemented all the time. we picked the perfect partner, san francisco giants, and they highlight with well-placed wins and championships and world series trophies that we are pleased about. and they have shown their great vision and entrepreneurial spirit by picking themselves a new partner. and that partner is anchor brewers and disstillers. a san francisco ic

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piers morgan right after the decision was announced, and he was real insightful there. he said george has some decompressing to do and is still coming to grips with the fact that he is a free man. >> he also said he is praying for trayvon martin's family, but listen to him in his own words. here's a little bit more from that exclusive interview. >> i really can't put into words how relieved we are as a family. that's the first thing my father said. having said that, i don't think this is the time for high-fiving. i acknowledge, we all have acknowledged that mr. martin, trayvon martin, lost his life. it was not an act of murder. it was not an act of manslaughter. the jury has spoken. our judicial system has spoken, but that does not diminish the tragedy. death is tragic in any circumstance of someone, a young person losing their life for whatever circumstances exist. if trayvon were my brother and he was the one who was armed and legally armed, and you know, able to carry that firearm in a legal way, and my brother blind-sided him by breaking his nose and pummeling his h

under florida law anyone can walk through a neighborhood and get chased down. tom, an interesting point, isn't it, taking this case to a natural extension that can happen to anybody and this could all happen again tomorrow. >> well, piers, the question is where does self-defense begin? if zimmerman chose to follow him and confront him after the police told him not to, if zimmerman chose to come after him with a deadly weapon after the homeowners association specifically forbade that kind of behavior, when does self-defense begin? i think the key to this case as far as the jury is concerned, what value they place on how things started. if they blame zimmerman for causing this series of events, he will be convicted of something. the whole defense is that self-defense began when trayvon responded to zimmerman. they say self-defense began when trayvon ended up on top of zimmerman. and i suggested that's not when self-defense began. self-defense began when he chose to confront trayvon and when he didn't, he shot him to death. >> that's a view many people have and al

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