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want to know what are you guys doing with the money from the number one cash crop in california, which is cannabis? i know you guys are charging cannabis club a large tax. i want to know where that tax money is going and why we are having a budget crisis when you're getting that much money from each club in san francisco. [applause] >> hello. in the coordinator of the friends of but never part. the reason i'm speaking today is particularly for our rec and park department and our clubhouses. the park is in the tenderloin at the corner of jones and eddie. it is only open three hours a day five days a week, and it is the only park in the north of market tender one that is open to all ages. seniors, kids, and adults. the other parks are for young people. so it is very urgent for us to have our park open more often. also, i do not know if you are aware that all the clubhouses in san francisco are not staff now. it is really urgent that we have more staffing at our club houses in san francisco. they mainly have to be rented out to private organizations to provide the programming. even though that might be necessary, i feel and i think many others

as robert honda reports, club owners are upset they are not getting more for their money. >> reporter: there are about 100 cannabis clubs but the city has yet to develop a medical marijuana policy. on the same day the city plans to start taxing the clubs, the very first collective will reopen tomorrow as the a to c2, all-american cannabis club. >> it gives us a fresh start. >> reporter: the new policy requires a monthly receipts tax and they say the rate a 7%, so when the club grows up to $143,000, the city gets $10,000 with a $2500 penalty for late payments but what upset owners insofar the policy addresses money, not legalities. hodges says the clubs are still considered illegal in san jose. >> so are you going to pay the tax? >> i would like to pay the tax if san jose modifies the language a bit so it is legal for me to do so. >> reporter: they plan to clarify legal issues in june, but until then -- >> if you are a medical cannabis collective and you want to remain open, you will pay the tax and pay on time. >> reporter: even though the text starts tomorrow a showdown is brewing fo

so when a club grosses $143,000, the city gets $10,000 with a $2500 penalty for late payments. what upset owners is so far the policy addresses money, not legality. in fact, hodges says clubs are still considered illegal in san jose and paying the tax could be seen as incriminating by federal authorities who consider marijuana sales illegal. >> so, are you going to pay the tax? >> i would like to pay the tax if san jose modifies the language of it so it's legal for me to do so, i will pay the tax. >> san jose plans to clarify it in june. until then -- >> if you are a medical cannabis collective in san jose and you want to remain open, then you will pay the tax and pay it on time. >> so tomorrow, pot clubs will start being taxed and a showdown is brewing for april 30 when the first tax payments are due. live in san jose, robert honda, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> beginning tomorrow, the sale of five chemicals used in fake marijuana will be banned. the drug enforcement agency ordered the chemicals to be banned for at least a year. drug paraphernalia shops sell the leaves. it comes after growing reports of bad reactions to the chemicals,

plays wages in football with the brazilian legend saying most stars only care about the money and not their club and that could be a danger for the game the three time world cup winner is currently touring asia promoting his former club the new york cosmos they have folded but have been revived and to play major league soccer in two thousand and fourteen pele is author used to tell reporters what he thinks about the state of the current game the seventeen year old plays desire for big money harming the sport. of the game they were that morning because they go to. the. first. of the day loadable been little bit more. he's got a point now and regimes make a child play offs tonight with the western conference semifinals getting underway and jaroslav all and simply does the top seed might see the surprise package the nama rieger the latvians show that medal by dispatching the early favorites to normal. lucky ones you've got to be jack says his side are the strongest save elsewhere kate sheltering teams in atlanta this week and prospal. on the eastern conference semifinals they get underway on wednes

police charged the person in charge of gaming at the oaks card club with transactions worth a million dollars. by depositing the money in small amounts into small accounts, he was not embezzling the money but trying to hide the totals from the treasury department. last wednesday ats agents raided card clubs as part of the operation involving loan sharking and drug dealing. >>> a follow-up on a strange story tuesday morning. the ashes of an alameda man stolen over the weekend were partially returned two. boxes containing the ashes of marvin hockabout were stolen from the church shortly before his funeral on saturday. the boxes were in a backpack. it is presumed that the thief didn't know what he was taking. a 35-year-old oakland man returned one of the boxes to the episcopal church in alameda and realized they were ashes he saw on the news. the second box containing notcc1: 's remains have been returned. >>> here's a frightening look into the eye of the deadly san bruno explosion. amateur video covered during the ntsb investigation gives an up-close view of the intensity of the san bruno fire. you can hear a hissing s

customers at the oak's club said they were questioned about money laundering and drug dealing. >>> the search continues for a possibly armed teenager that caused schools in albany to be locked down today. the lock down went into effect after 11:00 this morning and lasted for two hours. it came after police received reports that a runaway teen was in the albany area. the 16-year-old boy's father says a handgun and ammunition were taken from his home at the time his son ran away. the lock down was a precautionary measure. >>> a teacher has been removed from the classroom as a call for help from a students. new at 6:00, ktvu in atherto n. >> reporter: ktvu has obtained the 911 recordings that sent police officers scrambling to the campus. the math teacher has no prior complaints is on administrative leave after an 8th grader call 911 and says the teacher had become violent. after 2:30, a female student left the classroom and called 911. >> they were doing things and screaming at us. going crazy. >> reporter: the girl was hiding in a bathroom stall when she called 911. >> it is 4:15 and at

so when a club grosses $143,000, the city gets $10,000 with a $2,500 penalty for late payments. but what upset the owners is so far the policy addresses money not legality. in fact, hodges says clubs are still considered illegal in san jose and paying the tax could be seen as incriminating by federal authorities who consider marijuana sales illegal. >> so are you going to pay the tax? >> i would like to pay the tax if san jose modifies the language of it so that it's legal for me to do so i will pay the tax. >> reporter: san jose plans to clarify legal issues in june, but until then -- >> and if you're omedical cannabis collective, and you want to remain open, then you will pay the tax and pay it on time. >> reporter: so even though the tax starts tomorrow, a showdown is brewing when the first tax payments are due. channel 2 news. >>> we are back on storm watch tonight tracking another winter storm that's taking aim at northern california. chief meteorologist bill martin says it won't be as cold, but might be just as wet as last week's storms. >> higher snow levels, but a very wet system. the computer model late tonight had some showers off

so when a club grosses $143,000, the city gets $10,000 with a $2,500 penalty for late payments. but what upset the owners is so far the policy addresses money not legality. in fact, hodges says clubs are still considered illegal in san jose and paying the tax could be seen as incriminating by federal authorities who consider marijuana sales illegal. >> so are you going to pay the tax? >> i would like to pay the tax if san jose modifies the language of it so that it's legal for me to do so i will pay the tax. >> reporter: san jose plans to clarify legal issues in june, but until then -- >> and if you're omedical cannabis collective, and you want to remain open, then you will pay the tax and pay it on time. >> reporter: so even though the tax starts tomorrow, a showdown is brewing when the first tax payments are due. channel 2 news. >>> we are back on storm watch tonight tracking another winter storm that's taking aim at northern california. chief meteorologist bill martin says it won't be as cold, but might be just as wet as last week's storms. >> higher snow levels, but a very wet system. the computer model late tonight had some showers off

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the man he is chasing is the club's owner they believe the men ran after him because he owed money for drugs they wanted to bring him out alive. they engaged in a wrestling match getting him in a headlock forcing him towards the back door in an alley behind the club the getaway driver pulled up. when he realized it was a kidnapping he later ran falling to the ground he tried to get away the kidnappers shot him several times but he survived. will all this was happening you concede this grant the white taft was climbing into the car. police believe he was one of the other dead man. police say the man sped off such a car a few blocks away at fifth with the bodies of the man in the white hat inside. the driver and the third dr. diamond, louis. --there dry red and the third gun man are on the loose. >> james: they believe this man was the getaway driver. police have not identified the other suspect involved. it's believed he's headed to southern california or mexico. a more cases have been dropped in the wake of a scandal involving police misconduct. continuing fallout from several videos p

club. they're busy wrapping gift books, and writing notes. three students and principal prepare to fly on april 8th. big hurdle has been raising money travel expenses and donations came from the club advisors and san jose rotary club. after seeing an earlier story a viewer from oakland wrote a check. >> i don't know who she s i want to thank her, she's doing something good for these children. >> this fund is still $1500 short but the airline tickets have been purchased. the three students have pass ports wh. they arrive in china, they'll be true ambassador autos this is a big responsibility. i'll be nice, polite. don't make fun of the culture. >> two weeks after they've returned a small television will visit san jose. and she shows she's a diplomat when asked what the chinese students will like about her school. >> i think the china club and wonderful principal. >> this is a special principal. >> the chinese will learn the names are very american indeed. >> this may be possible because many people stepped up to help. and to make this a reality for the children. >> here at washington elementary there is a world map and china is going

placement employee with an air rifle at the training ground in copan but the money denies there's a problem with discipline at the club. he got from outside nobody can and say that he has all done control because we have been that they should blame we will take it as usual we don't want to speak i would side with as usual with a clear and so it's important it's not true that there is not there should be a great think that the player on the pitch are short and so you can god you can judge the player on the pitch the player on the pitch are showing off a player so you have a spec for the referees are showing errors but voted. for the files. this is what you have to judge no go that's. so after a lot let's have a quick look at the table united with a nice cushion at the top with twelve games left to play chelsea just after the champions league starts at the moment there with this tuesday evening exceedingly proud tottenham and at the bottom of your sprawl morass of the relegation zone are they snatched a one one draw at stoke on monday night rory delights second half strike was cancelled out by carla stalest last all spe

club. they are busy writing gift books and notes as three students and their principal prepare to fly to china on april 8th. the big hurdle has been raising moneyr travel donations major donations came from club advisors and from the san jose rotary club. after seeing an earlier story on abc7 a viewer from oakland also wrote a check. >> i don't know who she is, but i want to thank her because she is doing something that is really good for these children. >> the fund is still $1,500.00 short but the airline tickets have been purchased and the three students, erica and the others have their passports. when they arrive in the pearl river delta in china, they will be true ambassadors. we have to be nice and polite and don't make fun of their culture, and if they have something different don't start making rumors about it. >> a small delegation from the chinese schools will visit san jose when they return. she shows she's quite a diplomat already when she said what they will like about her school. >> i think the china club and the wonderful principal. >> she is a very special principal. >> yes, she is. >> the chinese will learn that these names are

won't say what prompted the investigation but the customers at the oak's card club said that agents asked them about money laundering and drug dealing and agents raided artichoke joe's, coming up, mike mibach will talk about the ongoing investigation. >>> it's being called a day of action and being played out all day at schools throughout the bay area including cal, sonoma state and san francisco state. kgu's stevenson live this evening which is why the teachers say it is beyond bad, it's desperate. david. >> reporter: on this day of action for public education, students and teachers rallied against cuts that they say will cause the state's university and college system to collapse. the day of action be gab at began at 11 at san francisco university. 100 teachers marched angry about the proposed budget cuts. >> we are fighting for the classes. >> we are seeing the dismantling of public education. >> reporter: governor jerry brown is proposing 1.4 billions for his 2012 budget and san francisco stands to lose as much as $32 million. they are proposing to consolidate the colleges but the teachers say the bud

the birmingham bolton fixture one of three matches involving tough efficient clubs it's the latter fixture of the watering money manager alex ferguson may have his hands full for next week's champions league match with more say but the threat from glaswegian would also dearly love to get one over his old scoring partner. just. biking the previous key in the new series where they were difficult games were put on your first game to. begin with the. forget to. call it warming if you get to the final. that brings us to i saw in cult favorite album garden akbar's find themselves somewhat in a crisis situation both teams losing two straight games now in the semifinals against. you lie of respectively up on guard howard stern the visiting teller by netting two goals in the first half a dozen minutes a win would have type proceedings overall but petrie county all it did not read the script the scoring the equaliser just two minutes before the final siren self in. the net a decisive seven goal to secure a victory and a two zero for all lead in the best of seven series the last cell about to live clinched their second st

money. that's my gut feeling and that's the real issue. it's not the oaks card club, it's the other side. the oaks card club management would not comment on the asian gaming operation involvement. the fed would also neither confirmed nor denied the reason the card club was targeted. here you could see boxes of evidence seized by federal and state law- enforcement agencies. conducting a similar raid on the artichokes' show casino in san bruno. the agents for the fbi, u.s. attorney's office the, the drug enforcement agency, the irs and the california department of justice shut down the card club in the predawn hours. a customers and workers to shut out club could be closed down for few days. stayed wide protest today engaged school cuts is being called a day of action. these are scenes. protests all over the state in the bay area today from san jose, oakland and into berkeley. crowds turned out. jeff pierce was in berkeley today. >>jeff: these oakland elementary students were part of many demonstrations in the east bay. (cheering & applause) >>jeff: these high school students walked out of

they've raised about $16,000 to send three students from their china club and the principal to a school in the pearl river delta. >> the money going to be used to host a delegation from china a story we did last month prompted donations from viewers. >> and students are excited and delighted about being goodwill am boss dar -- ambassador autos it's nice and don't make fun of the culture f they have something different don't start making rumors about it. >> and that is so cute. students have tickets and will be leaving in over two week autos what a wonderful opportunity. >> thanks to our viewers for that. >> yeah. back in a moment. i love america, i love my pet baldldagle brock, my bison sara, i love my pick-up with the custom constitution paint job... i celebrate jury duty... i love america so much, i'm making an all american jack combo two jumbo patties, with melting cheese, lettuce, tomato and pickles, plus fries and a drink for only $4.99. i've celebrated every american tradition...except one... spring break cancun yo!!!!!!!! >>> new at 6:00 cracking down on cell phones inside prisons, tonight how bad the problem has beco

money. >>> the tax man is going to be paying a visit to san jose pot clubs tomorrow. last november voters approved a 7% tax on all marijuana dispensaries, which the consider considers to be illegal. earlier today, city leaders met with pot club owners to discuss the tax. many owners said it could put them out of business. >> it is not a tax that is designed to allow business to exist. it's a tax that's designed to force businesses and people who need medication outside of san jose. >> san jose has about 100 medical marijuana shops. >>> top pg&e executives can expect a grilling in washington tomorrow as federal hearings begin concerning the deadly pipeline explosion in san bruno. three days of hearings are scheduled. along with pg&e executives, we should be hearing from about 20 other expert witnesses. federal investigators will release thousands of documents related to that blast, as well. last september's explosion killed 8 people, leveled 38 homes. >>> coming up, the new tower segment, the same old warnings. tons more steel go up, the noticeable addition to the san

president why go all the way to tel aviv in search of the holy grail a club rite of passage or presidential candidate. who is mostly about money jewish and pro israel money accounts for between one quarter and one third of all donations to the major political parties some estimate higher and one former congresswoman put it this way they want the executive branch they the legislative branch pro israel federal campaign contributions amounted to more than eleven point seven million dollars in two thousand and ten leaving other foreign and defense policy contributions along with human rights women's issues the environment and gun rights donations in the dust and the power of the purse has built a reputation in washington for the most powerful pro israel political group in the country i think what a pack of fun vests has impressed upon candidates and upon elected officials that they can punish people who vote the wrong way and that they can reward people who vote the right way rumblings of which could be heard at the height of tension between the white house and israel over settlements last spring and the way some members talked ab

a dealer of the drub club -- of the club that hosts asian games, such as pai gwot is being sought. >> my gut feeling is loan moneying. >> reporter: the irs agent said the documents are sealed until tomorrow, then we should get a deeper look at the raid here and in san bruno. reporting live in emeryville, kraig debro, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> this is another day of action at school campuses all over the state. teachers, students and parents are trying to, once again, send the message that budget cuts are devastating for education. claudine wong will join us live shortly -- shortly with an update at one of the rallies. >>> and san francisco state is also one of the locations for a day of action protests today. [chanting] >> what do we do! >> fight back! >> this is video within the past hour. students and faculty marched to protest reductions in moneys for schools. they say the classes are overcrowded and it's hurting the quality of education. one reck chur -- one lecturer called it dismantling of public education in california. >>> in washington, d.c., it's the second day of hearings on the san bruno pipeline explosio

club in emeryville. they were looking for people, documents and evidence related to gangs, gambling and money laundering. everyone inside was serged and questioned and then released. >>> new accusations this morning against a former drug detective and a private eye. we are learning the two men may have orchestrated a false arrest in 2009 with private investigator christopher butler and his employees dressing as cops to kidnap a man in exchange for thousands of illegal prescription meds according to allegations. yesterday both men pleaded not guilty to accusations of the pair stealing drug evidence and selling it. a drug refused to lower bail for butler. it was set at just under a million dollars. norman welsh is out on $400,000 bail. >>> an alameda county jail prisoner is on the loose this morning after an embarrassing mix-7:. ismael casma was arrested for carjacking charges. he went to court monday afternoon but around 11:00 that same night they realized he was missing. he was mistakenly taken to the police room. they describe him as 5'6", 140 pounds. last seen wearing a gray sweat suit. casda also goes

the video shows him chasing the club's owner that he was trying to kidnap in a dispute over drug money. with two other gunmen fatally injured he drags the man towards the door. the owner was shot several times, but survived. another gunman died in the back of the getaway car. the man whose shot sanchez and the driver of the car are still closed. >> mark: police are looking for this man, they believe he was the getaway driver. there's another suspect involved but they do not know the attended the of the other suspect. they believe he is headed towards southern california or mexico. mt. diablo voted last night they are issuing 180 pink slips to teachers and staff. that is required to be done by march 15th, the district grappling with the $280 million budget the needs to be trimmed by too many $2 million. 27 kindergarten through fifth grade teachers, 33 music teachers, 20 librarians. this is a worst-case scenario in case governor brown's plans do not get past or even on the ballot. he does not have enough republican votes to have a special election in june. there could be more layoffs and

though the city still does not have an official ordinance permitting cannabis clubs, it is happy to that i can their money. >> horrible public policy. it is that is catered to this industry to make it hard for us to operate on. >> reporter: the new tax was authorized by measure u which was approved by san jose voters last november. the current sales tax for all businesses is nine and a quarter percent. but cannabis clubs will be taxed an additional 7% on the gross receipts for a total tax of 15 .25%. >> that rate would definitely have to be something that was pushed on to the members. >> that could be some substantial revenue. >> reporter: san jose councilman suggested the city consider the tax and says it could help with the projected $110 million deficit. >> this was fiscal regular lallation of medical cannabis collectives, one by requiring financial audits. two by implying or implementing a 7% grows receipts tax. that revenue then would be used to pay for the city services. >> david gearhart is a user of medical marijuana and he says the new tax could push some business away from legitimate providers.

club. beginning now and it's really it's really quite remarkable that you would pull money from children's hospitals to help the people in the walkies for. new jersey where we have a governor chris christie this problem is that he's kind of little john actually i think he cut the earned income tax credit this is a way. it's a check basically that's written to the people who are working and but some stay at or below in many cases substantially below the poverty level and cutting the earning income tax credit and that's taking money away from poor people literally. and to balance that out so you raise the estate tax exemption from six hundred thirty five thousand dollars to a million dollars in other words let's help more of those paris hilton types or members of. it's just it's just this is you know what what is it with these guys in maine a governor in the page. he started out with the property taxes he says ok let's raise property taxes on everybody in the state which i know most of the people in the state are the middle class there are four hundred people in the state of maine who are wo

the rowing club which lost all of its shells about 15 boats in all. they were planning a barbecue this weekend to raise money for so two students could compete in a eat coast regatta. just before 5:00 p.m. they opened up the harbor that brought out boat owners checking for damage along with a crowd of people that came to look and a few that were here to help. >> watching the carnage happen and trying to console my friends that where is go thiarts. >> the waves damaged more than a hundred boats 30 to 40 were damaged beyond repair. the loss is estimated at $15 million. >> there are a lot of good people today. the harbor officers did a really good job. >> all the boats at this point have been tied down but through the evening a vehicle will be driving around here keeping an eye on the situation just in case any other debris floats free and then tomorrow morning they will continue the cleanup process. >>> coastguard has called off the search for a man swept out to sea in northern california. he was taking photos of the tsunami at the mouth of klamath river when he was hit by a powerful wave. the tide begin risin

club the very next day. >> thank you. >>> you're not taking our money. that's what south bay redevelopment agencies are telling the governor tonight. governor brown wants to use money allocated for redevelopment projects to help solve the state's budget mess. while the money does have to come from somewhere, cities across the state are putting up road blocks. damien looks at the fiscal chess match being played between sacramento and bay area cities. >> reporter: mission city is on a mission. keep its money away from the golden bear. >> i'm thinking that maybe we should maybe try to keep thing just here in the stiff santa clara. >> reporter: that's what santa clara is trying to do. keep it from sack sxak on track for the stadium for the 49ers. but not all agree. you would rather the governor have those funds? >> well, do you see what the state is in? a real situation. if we can use that money for something better than a ball statement, use it. >> reporter: the state plans to raid redevelopment funds across california and close local agencies so santa clar

club. artichoke joe's casino. they allegedly used their tied to the gambling hall to engage in drug dealing and loansharking. >>mark: there is a parcel task that is estimated to raise money to help reduce the city's budget shortfall. it will be a partial tax of $80 personal you did family. the money is deposited into the city's general fund to help pay for city services. we'll be right back. but looking at a dallas street, not thrilled with the news but we had 190 point rise for the bell. it started at 10 and is now downtown. (music) camelback to kron4 news. traffic is moving swiftly on the 101 northbound. the 47 in san jose shows is a nice day. we are waiting for rain to come and. >>darya: we have a video editor of the miami area. a chain of fire. a big kind of fire. can you see how the wind is blowing it? is pushing it away from homes and structures. that is as good thing. they are keeping the scene at to see if they can contain and. only at 150 a. have burned. look at it this damage from flooding, blackouts, destructive real service. >>mark: target is ordered to pay 25 and a half million dollars as part of the settlement case for workers exposed to hazardous waste pro

rowing club that lost all of the shells about 15 boats in all. they were planning a barbecue to raise money so two students could compete in an east coast regatta. just before 5:00 p.m. they opened up the harbor that brought out boat owners checking for damage along for with a crowd of people. >> just watching the carnage happen, just try to console my friends that are leaving their boats and don't what their boat condition are like. >> 30 to 40 were damaged beyond repair. the loss is es matter at $15 million. >> there is a lot of good people out there. the harbor officers did a good job. >> all boats are now tied down. overnight, vehicles patrolled the area from the ground to make sure that no other boats broke free. >> the coastguard has called off the search for a man swept out to sea in northern california. he was taking photos of the tsunami at the mouth of klamath river when he was hit by a powerful wave. the tide begin rising shortly after 7:30 and crested at more than eight feet. about 35 boats in the harbor were sunk can during the surge. for people with loved ones, there has been

club in emeriville. they were looking for people and documents and other evidence related to gangs and money laundering.e was searched and not allowed to leave until their identities were confirmed and had no outstanding warrants. no one was arrested. snow, wind, and rain making for some slippery conditions bay area. also up above. let's go live outside. a look at the sierras right now along i-80 in trucky. traffic is moving okay here. wind gusts more than 70 miles per hour. a few inches of snow was recorded, but the biggest problem today was flooding, storm drains blocked by large chunks of snow. look at the video right there. >> we're going to have several flooding, ponding spots up and down the whole freeway system right now for us. >> xhchain controls were in fuk effect on the highways. fortunately traffic on interstate 80 was fairly light today thsh today, this being mid-week. how's is look so far? >> it did wonders for the rainfall season across the bay area where we picked up 0.1 in the south bay and closer to 2 inches in san raphael in that had winds tops 30 miles per hour. you can see since jul

these defendants worked for the oaks card club and emeryville and artichoke joe's in san bruno they used their ties for drug trafficking and loan sharks. and moneyman jogger was intact 8:30 she says the mast man pulled her to the ground and demanded money. he cut her with a knife and fled. she suffered minor injuries. >> to mark hall partly cloudy with no rain. tamara i tomorrow--.... partly cloudy with no rainfall expected however, the rainfall will continue. your full forecast coming up now at 6:30, our top stories. more news, more crews, right now our top stories. >>reporter: here at uc- berkeley. more than 1000 people are gathered. out side of will or hall. chanting, protesting holding up signs 07-wheeler all. they started gathering after a group of protesters at wheeler hall, the fourth floor. they are dangling over the edge. and police are continuing to monitor the group and it is continuing to grow. reporting live from berkeley, jonathan blum. >>reporter: officials are trying to figure out how this inmate escaped. >> either he figured out the mechanical workings of the deal or the was some type of human error. said, he was processed throu

it was destined for the santa cruz rowing club which lost all of its shells, about 15 boats in all. the group was planning a barbecue to raise moneyo two students could compete in an east coast regatta. it wiped out the rowing program. before 5 p.m. authorities opened up the harbor which brought out boat owners checking for damage along with a crowd of people who came to look and a few that were here to help. >> watching the carnage happen and my friends that left their boats and don't know their condition. >> 30 to 40 sank or were damaged beyond repair. the loss is estimated at $15 million. >> there are a lot of good people down here today taking care of boats and harbor officers did a good job. >> the police believe all those are now tied down. vehicles patrol the area from the ground to make sure no other boats broke free and the cleanup will continue at daylight. >> the coast guard has called off a search for a man swept out to sea in northern california. he was taking photos near crescent city when he was hit by a powerful wave. the tide began rising shortly after 7:30 yesterday morning and crested 8 feet. 35 boats in the har

money didn't disappear from the process. it went out to the wings so it's there with the club for growth and the move on.org and the tea party express and we have seen many now wonder the citizens united large chunks of money don't even have to be disclosed. and so the effect on members as you take a look at what happened to lisa murkowski and robert bennett and mike castle in their primaries on the republican side just to start with is your frozen. you don't want to antagonize these groups or you may not get your seat back. the democrats have a similar problem that was more pronounced on the republican side this last time. that's a very disciplined factor in terms of their ability to tackle these issues and take off the votes at this point and thereby cut the new media with the growth of the internet now with the blogs. we have msnbc and fox if you've ever watched them on the same might it's like two different planets. they are also a major influence on the voter opinions and political opinions, the republican members you get your foxx, democrats, msnbc, talking to the base. and finally, i would add we have a lot more to ta

santa cruz rowing club which lost all of its shells, about 15 boats in all. they were planning a barbecue this weekend to raise money so two students could compete in an east coast regatta. now the waves have closed the program. it brought out boat owners checking for damage along with a crowd of people who came to look and the few who were here to help. >> just watching the carnage happen and trying to console all my friends leaving their boats and don't know what their boat condition's like and that kind of stuff. >> the waves damaged more than 100 boats. 30 to 40 sank or was beyond repair. the loss $15 million. >> a lot of good people down here today taking care of other each's boats. the harbor officers did a good job. >> they believe all boats are now tied down. overnight the vehicles patrolled the area from the ground to make sure no other boats broke free and the cleanup will continue at daylight, john allston, abc news. >> a man was flipped out to sea in northern california. he was taking photos near crescent city when he was hit by a powerful wave. the tide began rising shortly after 7:30 yesterday morning

private golf course and you don't have the money to join one, the first tee of gold -- oakland is your golden ticket to the exclusive greens at secoia country club its inception in 1913. almost 100 years later it is opening its doors to the general public for the first time for a very good cause. >> oh, my gosh it is an awsome course. it is just beautiful. >> we are going to offer this. >> every monday for a month any golf enthusiast can play this historic vein due. the club will donate $20 for each player that signs up to the first tee of oakland, a foundation that helps the city's underserved and at-risk youth learn life skills. it also gives them a safe place to learn how to play golf. >> it's a fun exchange telling folks more about what the first tee is about. we are a nationwide organization. oakland is a local chapter. so it's a great opportunity for us to say thank you to them. >> reporter: over $10,000 has been raised so far for the 150 kids enrolled in the oakland chapter. but the scope of the first tee program reaches kids all over the country, as even the likes of golf great tom watson and julie inkster have supported the organization

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money didn't disappear from the process. it wenout to the wings so it's there witthe club for growth and the move on.org and the tea party express and we have seen many now wonder the citizens united large chunks of money don't even have to be disclosed. and so the effect on members as you take a look at what happened to lisa murkowski and robert bennett and mike castle in ther primaries on the republican side just to start with is your frozen. you don't want to antagonize these groups or you may not get your seat back. the democrats have a similar problem that was more pronounced on the republican side this last time. that's a very disciplined factor in terms of their ability to tackle these issues and take off the votes at this point and thereby cut the new media with the growth of the internet now with the blogs. we have msnbc and fox if you've ever watched them on the same might it's like two differet planets. they are also a major influence on the voter opinions and political opinions, the republican members you get your foxx, democrats, msnbc, talking to the base. and finally, i would add we have a lot more to talk about.

money ball. if we as billy does he offensive upgrade? >> did need to improve the offense, is it enough? we will have to wait and see. texas is a good clubllpen and it always is and always will be a zero sum game. >>gary: usually when guys calling, it's joe the story as a half truth. indeed he worked a $10 million deal over mexican in merced with fuentes? >> i will go back to trevino said if i can go back to merced any time soon. >>gary: mr. wolf said we want to go to san jose how you answer somebody who says kay, co-head move to san jose and then all fall yolk, in the meantime and strung out here? >> flea everyone will hang with us until the new venue happens. it has to happen, this is a facility that's getting older and more difficult to compete with. we're finding more and more challenging. >>gary: what to take larry to the restaurant in merced and have him get off that darn territorial rights stance? >> i have to drive him back? all >>gary: ladies yes ? >>gary: you flattered surprised and embarrassed? pick one of the three when you sathey said brad pitt was you? >> surprise to, you hear about these things and the fact that direction

the video shows him chasing the club's owner who he was tried to kidnap in a dispute over drug money. the two other gunmen were fatally wounded the third drags him towards the door. the owner, was shot several times but survived. another gunmen seeing where no one had died in the back of the getaway car. the man whose job it sanchez and the driver are still long list. >> mark: police are looking for this man he goes by the man mano, and arnaldo. they believe he was the getaway driver. there is a second suspect who is unidentified. did you caught up with weather, everyone excited about the warm up around the bay area. >> louisa: we are still seeing some clouds hanging around, we will through the day today, but lots of bright sunshine. temperatures in the '70s today it could be the warmest day of the week. we have a chance and rain in the forecast for tomorrow, drying out through the end of the week. a look right now the temperatures as we head into the afternoon. 69 san rosa, we could get 70 degree mark and livermore, napa, napa we will get nine degrees above the seasonal average, eigh

club or movement. the second thing, you can see the financing of other organizations were they channel money to the hamas. all of these organizations are quite capable of putting their money is in the same coffers and they know exactly how to get their money to hamas to fund these organizations. you can see that these organizations are set up deliberately to help save these organizations and raise money specifically to hamas. you cannot say it is just a movement that is loosely affiliated. it is something in between. >> i think is interesting that this conversation is sort of propelling itself. but we do not need to ask too many questions to prompt a lively conversation. i want to ask one other question, though. i sense a little bit of difference between you, lorenda, and you, tom. we have not talked about a brotherhood in the west. there has been a lot of talk recently in the media here. can you talk about how each of you viewed the operations in the west and where it has links back to the middle east? and even more broadly, with the changes we are seeing across the middle east, how does that impact the

club or movement. the second thing is you could see it and make the finance the organization internationally where they channeled moneyto hamas. is amazing to watch everything from the u.s. across the u.s. in the middle east where these organizations are capable of putting their money in the same coffer and they have and to know exactly how to get their money to hamas to fund these organizations. that is something that is come out of the trials we can see organizations set up deliberately with the help of organizations internationally in egypt and elsewhere to raise money for hamas. so i kind of come out in between the two. i don't think you can argue that based on what we know that it is a hierarchical organization. i don't think that is the way it works but by the same token you can't say it is a movement that is loosely affiliated. it is something in between which is basically how a lot of organizations are modeled. >> i think it is interesting that this conversation is propelling itself and we don't need to ask too many questions to prompt a good lively conversation here. i want to ask one other question though. i

money from other projects. we will let you know when the hammer at a plant. san jose is looking to reduce the number of pop clubso 10. fourth they will charge 22 options and hold an online auction on ebay for permits. there's a meeting to decide how to bring back the number of an indecorous to operate. lindsay's of that continues in los angeles this morning, the actress rejected a plea deal in court that ordered guarantees until time she agreed to delay her klees and times during the set for april 27th that some prosecutors are expected to present evidence against her she was on probation in june reflected to restrict future of taking a $2,500 necklace. let's take a break, back with more headlines in just a moment. hearing is underway in washington d.c., looking at live video of the key when a the top democrat said this hearing it could actually be used by terrorists to inspire a new generation of suicide bombers by claiming that the west is that or with islam. one of two muslims became emotional when talking about an american he died during american. >> he sacrificed his life, to try and help others at 911. aft

clubs, on and on. he killed probably thousands and thousands of other countries' citizens. he will be settling the score with his money do not know what happens next. and that an argument for not taking that step? not necessarily. we ought to have a better handle on what will be the upshot before we take that step? to the extent that we can help others, notably europeans who have any been higher stake in this than we do, i think it, because of the extent to which they must be worried about is not a black africans but other africans, libyans, or others, as these regimes fall. let them take care of it. we can provide support, but let's keep our focus and do much more to remove another despotic regime, namely that of iran. host: secretary of state clinton plans to meet with opposition forces in libya. guest: she may have an opportunity to find out who they are. she may have an opportunity to find out whether, as i said, they are principally people who do not have much use for us either except for getting rid of their room leader. she is setting a platers with -- meetings with the opposition. the constitutes, as i believe

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club or movement. the second thing is you could see it and make the finance the organization internationally where they channeled money to hamas. is amazing to watch everything from the u.s. across the u.s. in the middle east where these organizations are capable of putting their money in the same coffer and they have and to know exactly how to get their money to hamas to fund these organizations. that is something that is come out of the trials we can see organizations set up deliberately with the help of organizations internationally in egypt and elsewhere to raise money for hamas. so i kind of come out in between the two. i don't think you can argue that based on what we know that it is a hierarchical organization. i don't think that is the way it works but by the same token you can't say it is a movement that is loosely affiliated. it is something in between which is basically how a lot of organizations are modeled. >> i think it is interesting that this conversation is propelling itself and we don't need to ask too many questions to prompt a good lively conversation here. i want to ask one other question though.

club or movement. the second thing is you could see it and make the finance the organization internationally where they channeled money to hamas. is amazing to watch everything from the u.s. across the u.s. in the middle east where these organizations are capable of putting their money in the same coffer and they have and to know exactly how to get their money to hamas to fund these organizations. that is something that is come out of the trials we can see organizations set up deliberately with the help of organizations internationally in egypt and elsewhere to raise money for hamas. so i kind of come out in between the two. i don't think you can argue that based on what we know that it is a hierarchical organization. i don't think that is the way it works but by the same token you can't say it is a movement that is loosely affiliated. it is something in between which is basically how a lot of organizations are modeled. >> i think it is interesting that this conversation is propelling itself and we don't need to ask too many questions to prompt a good lively conversation here. i want to ask one other question though.