marshall, 50 degrees at the inner harbor. 49 action city. -- 49 in ocean city to 40 degrees in hagerstown. we are expecting temperatures to what the couple won the race as we head into the afternoon. -- we are expecting temperatures to warm up a couple more degrees as we head into the afternoon. we have tests right now -- we have gusts right now. it is making it feel a couple degrees colder than it actually is. 18-mile-per-hour wind gusts on the eastern shore. overall, we have mostly sunny skies. a.q. i clouds out there from the west. high pressure is still in control of the mid atlantic. this is what is keeping the weather is so quiet and calm. the next system is slowly heading our way. as the right moves over the mississippi valley and over the ohio river valley as well, the storm system is a stall out front. right now is just stretched across anthe midsection of the country. this will be heading our way the next two days. we will put the futurecast and emotions of that week in time at this out. more clouds are building throughout the day tomorrow. even by tomorrow morning there is a ch

compromises and his secretive, deceptive practices have led to the following actions during his tenure. four lawsuits to the city. sharp park endangered species issue, and the promise of a lawsuit over the l.a. soccer field if no compromise is achieved. two actions brought by the board of supervisors in reaction to his poor management decisions. one that attempted to change the commission, and another that had a ballot measure. a decision by the sunshine or dance task force that found he was guilty of willful failure and official misconduct for withholding public records and referral of this case to the ethics commission. the weakening of the public to the unwanted commercialization of our parks that has resulted in new protest groups forming like take back our parks, keep the arboretum 3, and a new group at dolores park. -- keep the arboretum free. this list is not exhausted, but it portrays a pattern of the public reaction to his offensive management style and bad judgment. the general manager refuses to listen to people. we feel like his philosophy is my way or the highway. please address these deficiencies d

it's like an action city they have skydiving and you can go out on camels and camp out there.. >> not interested. but you like cars. >> i do like cars. but is that the place that has the indoor ski hill. >> yeah, i did that. >> dave: now that's crazy. >> yeah. it was fun. >> but how do they-- i mean tell me about that. >> well, it's indoor. there's snow in there. >> dave: yeah. outside it's like 140. >> outside and inside it's refreshing. pu go down the snowboard and outside it's hot. and we went from when we first got there we went to the water park, i took the crew to the water park and we all went snowboarding. >> dave: did you have your family there with me. >> they came. >> dave: how old is suri. >> she's five. >> dave: five years old, does she ski and stuff now. >> she hasn't skied yet. she just started skating. right now she's very interested in ice-skating. >> skating is harder than skiing, so good for her. >> she kind of goes for it she was determined. >> dave: so are you over there how long were you actually in dubai. >> i think about a month, five weeks. >> now the

night in justin herman plaza, after hundreds of protesters marched through the city for a day of action. city supervisor john avila, who supports the movement, says there is no telling exactly what and when the city will do. >> i think it's a lot of worry about what the city's going to do here. i have expressed my opinion against removing, evicting the occupiers. i know that the city's playing kind of a cat and mouse game about what happens. >> city leaders have of course offered up a new camp site at an old school in the mission. >>> back to our winds around here, boy, it has been crazy weather wise. then we had the warm temperature last night. >> real confusing to people. we're used to the bay area having breezy and cold conditions at the coastline, but we actually had warmer temperatures, a few degrees above average for this time of year. those winds will die down. i'll tell you exactly when, in just a little bit. >>> also coming up, a new court ruling on a life-saving donation, one that could mean extra cash in your pocket. a closer look at the ethical debate. >>> and the hair, the whip,

this is at no cost to the city other than forgone revenue at a below-market returns action, and the city would see no ongoing maintenance and upkeep requirement. finally, the transaction is structured in a way that the city can ensure this facility continues to run the service and intended fashion while simultaneously containing to participate in revenue or profit generated by the site. this concludes my remarks, having to answer any questions. supervisor chu: with regard to the three amendments being proposed, would those require us to continue the items? they are not substantive? thank you. supervisor mirkarimi? supervisor mirkarimi: i do not know if this is for office or for boys and girls club themselves. when i came into office in 2005, the sector in the city had been really resource for with regard to the kinds of services that boys and girls clubs are offering. now it has grown substantially where there is substantial change it resources. you are taking away a resource in the upper heat, the boys and girls club. i would like to hear from the city, what is the plan to compensate fo

the incident is still under investigation, a spokesperson for the baltimore city public schools says that no disciplinary action has been taken at this point. they tell us, "the outcome of the baltimore city schools' police investigation will determine our next steps." one person was taken to an area hospital. we tried to contact the d.c. school system but they didn't return our phone calls. lowell melser, wbal-tv 11 news. >> a judge says he will not dismiss charges against a baltimore man accused of

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dressed to the nine and riot gear and forced out the protesters after they ignored and if action order the city also cleared of a twenty five thousand tons of debris and personal belongings from the park. can reports. nearly three hundred people were arrested in l.a. on wednesday the police action against the protesters was not as heavy as what we've seen in other cities like oakland in california or new york indifference it is police used tear gas on people rubber bullets sound cannons pepper spray no this time they just performed arrests no injuries as far as we know but still almost three hundred peaceful protesters arrested those were people who refused to leave the park surrounding the l.a. city hall which they've been occupying for the last eight weeks some demonstrators climbed into his trees to avoid addiction police were using carry pickers to take them off those trees the occupiers in l.a. received an eviction order last week officials were citing sanitation problems and property damage as reasons behind eviction order we've seen this happening all across the u.s. under different pret

action. several city supervisors stood with protesters and denounced the police action. >>> 6:05 right now. san jose voters could have their say on a pension reform measure coming in june. the city council approving of the language in a 6-5 vote last week. mayor chuck reed pushing the plan to overhaul pensions to prevent more police lay-offs and cuts in city services. city workers and retirees they object to the plan. >>> the girlfriend of the man accused of running down a cal firefighter on thanksgiving day will be in court today. alyssa tejada will be arraigned as an accessory to the crime. prosecutors say she tried to cover up the crime but will not say exactly how. tejada's boyfriend, eduardo esquivel is charged with running over edward bar tall in san francisco. he was apparently upset after getting into a fight with bar tall had a nearby jack-in-the-box allegedly. bar tall suffered a severe head injury from that attack. >>> police right now looking for a man accused of sexually assaulting a woman in oakland. the attack happening while the woman was walking on 91st avenue in east oaklan

and just weeks ago there was action in a nearby city. will this provide by others that bequeathed in trainers. america wants an oil rich ally and iran wants help in the middle east. does iraq stop others meddling in their affairs, and what has iran got in mind? perhaps a power game over iraq's future starts now. >> and you are watching news day on the bbc, live from london. still to come, spanish scandal, the king's son-in-law faces charges. >> and we will look at how a city has changed. >> the british prime minister, david cameron has held reforms after the government's depression of protests early this year. and king hamad hold the bbc details. >> a controversial visit by a king from a country wracked with violence. seeking help and advice on reforms, and cameron suggested for opposition and they are look for real change. >> we are looking from dictato dictatorship to democracy, and we move forward from the military institution, and that's what we are looking for, and we are willing, the prime minister of the united kingdom to discuss

settlement of the lawsuit entitled mitchell engineering of bioshy organization versus the city and related cross actions by payment of $14,950 from the city to the mitchell engineering corporation. president chiu: this ordinance is passed in the first reading. clerk: item 49 approving the settlement of unlitigated claim filed by janet o'hara filed march 112011. president chiu: this resolution as adopted. clerk: item 50 authorizing settlement of unlitigated bond claim against travelers casualty and surety company of america item 51 motion appointing fernando marty, chris block, wendy phillips and oscar grande terms ending october 192013 to the eastern neighborhood citizen's advisory committee. president chiu: this motion approved. next item. clerk: item 52 is motion appointing jared cohen term ending november 19, 2012 or for the tenure of the current supervisor who nominated the member whichever is shorter in duration to the bicycle advisory committee. president chiu: this motion is approved. clerk: supervisor elsbernd first on roll call for introductions. supervisor campos. supervisor campos: thank you

contribution towards the greenhouse reduction targets that we have already set within the city's climate action plan. specifically, which programs are we looking at, that we're urging the commission that add back? one that we thought is the city-of renewable speed of their strong support amongst the board to add that back, because we believe that the departments that would do so are well- inclined. there is supportive of the program. we can also target departments for which the rate increase would have the most relatively adverse impact. departments such as the board of education. if we ask them to pay more, which gives them more of a benefit to ease that paper did. we looked at gold seller. there is some support for it. in past artisan -- participation levels, some funds and not been used. because of that, we believe that program should be supported at a lower level than some other programs. we as a believe that because the retail customers are the ones that benefit, that is and then we also need to look at. president moran: we have been holding our own folks to 5 minutes, and you're beyond th

action today. i would also like to acknowledge the city attorney's office in general as part of the unsung heroes of this effort. the entire legal team has been working on some aspect of the america's cup, but you would not have the dda in front of you. and the land use team has been instrumental on getting the planning department and the port through this process, so kudos to them. >> we are adopting the sub- alternatives when we adopt this? is that correct? >> yes, it is complicated, but for environment and impact coverage purposes, yes. we are calling it the project, just the simple about it, because it blends all of these pieces. >> i did have one minor question from the staff reports. there is reference to it implementing a program to protect against sea level rise so the affordable have a community facility district to be formed. i am not sure what the committee phyllis diller the district is. -- i am not sure what the community facility district is. >> it is often formed under the laws of the state. it is a special tax district that is usually approved by property owners for specific pieces o

the action comes as the city offered to move the protestors to an abandoned school in the mission district. some occupiers did not like that offer because the school is in an isolated area. tonight, protestors have moved back to justin her man plaza, disobeying a noon deadline set by the city to vacate. >>> police now confirmed they do have a suspect in custody. the suspect who is still unidentified was arrested after spotted at children's hospital in oakland where the youngest victim, 1-year-old hiram lawrence, is still fighting for his life. he is one of seven-shot as the group gathered during the making of a rap video. authorities are still looking for other suspects >>> a federal jury in san francisco rejected kenneth carrethers claim that johanes mehserle used excessive force when they restrained him at a bart station in 2008. nes mehserle used excessive force when they restrained him at a bart station in 2008. >>> in california news, the bay area is not the only place hit by strong winds. kron4's grant lottis looks at the damage in southern california >> reporter: southern california

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>> i think there is some action right now in city college, san francisco, san francisco state and things quieted down at davis and there's a wait and see kind of attitude. >> belva: well, wait and see fits the headline for this next story because it's another incremental move in the proposition 8 battle. so there was a court hearing, scott? >> there was. a federal panel of three judges. it's the long and winding road of pop significance 8 and this week there were two issues, whether or not to release the videotapes of the trial, that's kind of a separate issue. the second one more interesting is the judge in the case, after he retired he revealed in an interview that he was gay and he was in a ten-year relationship with another man. and so the proponents of prop 8 said, wait main, you should have disclosed that. there was a conflict of interest. and they got a hard time from the judges, the attorney for prop 8 making this case and we have a clip of charles cooper, who is one of the attorneys that argued, responding to a question from one of the judges, randy smith, about why this judge s

action. and it was a relationship that was formed between individuals and the city of san francisco. because again, this space was given to the community. it was given to a group that had not even formally forged itself. that shows that 20 years ago, there was commitment at all levels, and there continues to be. so where are we today. we are here today to recommit ourselves. we must realize that the fight is not over. every hour on the hour, the equivalent of a jumbo jet crashes, losing all of the passengers to aids. the fight is not over. we must continue to console, to support and to nurture each other. today we will be honored to hear from and to pay tribute to those that were in the fight 20, 25 and 30 years ago that so selflessly took a step forward. we will also hear from the next generation. because again, many of us have been in the trenches for 25 or 30 years. the fight is not over. and it is the next generation that has got to continue to take action, to get involved, to improve and to better not only the community, but the lives of the individuals that make it up. we will

for your purposes today, you are using the final eir as the basis of your action, and i have been advised by the city attorney that i do not need to walk you through all of these revisions. they are pretty much technical revisions to memorialize properly the scope of the product that i described to you that you are proving today, and we have caught some typos and editorial errors that we would like to correct. i am advised that on that basis, we can go ahead with that on the basis of your action today. i would also like to acknowledge the city attorney's office in general as part of the unsung heroes of this effort. the entire legal team has been working on some aspect of the america's cup, but you would not have the dda in front of you. and the land use team has been instrumental on getting the planning department and the port through this process, so kudos to them. >> we are adopting the sub- alternatives when we adopt this? is that correct? >> yes, it is complicated, but for environment and impact coverage purposes, yes. we are calling it the project, just the simple about it, because it blends al

. >> it is still under investigation, so i spokesperson from the baltimore city schools says no disciplinary action has been taken at this point. the outcome of the baltimore city schools police investigation will determine their next steps. one person was taken to hospital with possible minor injuries. in the meantime, we tried to contact the district of columbia schools about the incident, but they did not return our phone calls before this newscast. >> tonight, homicide detectives are investigating a deadly shooting in southwest baltimore. here is the scene in the 2500 block of pratt street. police found the victim just after 10:30 p.m. last night. he had been shot multiple times and later died at shock trauma. and baltimore county police are learning more about what led to a deadly stabbing in woodlawn last night. a 23-year-old was involved in a fighter around 11:30 p.m. with a group of people when officers arrived. he had been stabbed multiple times. he later died. so far, no one has been charged. >> two people are recovering from minor injuries after a fire ripped through a building. the fire

participating in more targeted actions of cover the occupy our homes action which broccoli fires to foreclosed homes across the city as well as the action along the west coast to shut down ports and frankly there's more focused i might become the new norm perhaps occupation of public parks are just a stepping stone for this movement which is clearly moved on to a new phase and a new form as a third month of occupy the kids. while the entire world is abuzz over the news reported by state news agencies in north korea that kim jong il known as the dear leader has died exceeding who will be his son kim jong un believed to be in his twenty's and to have studied in switzerland but the truth is very little is really known about him and about the situation within the country but at this point the white house has said that they're open to engaging with north korea and the country must take steps towards denuclearization for that to occur but overall this is one situation where we see u.s. officials at a bit of a loss for words having no concept at all of what to expect joining me to discuss this is robert farley sr professo

tent city dismantled police moved into the square at about five am local time on saturday taking down tents and arresting dozens of activists some protesters remove their belongings early police action would be heavy handed the city etc deadline for midnight on thursday for them to leave but took no action until two days later that was the latest in a recent string of addictions throughout the u.s. as demonstrators are told that they must leave their camps or face prosecution three month long nationwide movement against corporate excess as already seen thousands of arrests tells on this story are available for you on our website r.t. dot com. israeli bombs continue to pound palestinian land with four people killed over the last few days the latest on ressort exchange of rockets early saturday morning though no injuries have been reported tensions across the israeli gaza border flare up on thursday and dozens of children have been wounded in gaza since . one of the major reasons alongside a massive unemployment rate the people of fleeing palestine in search of work and life as it is porous here explains even a country still reeling from a bloody civil war is seen as a better option.

that's why the city took action. the chief also tells us that all of the personal property the belongings that were collected some of the stuff was thrown away. he tells us the personal belongings will be returned to the rightful owners. all folks have to do is check in with the department of public works. so far the tally out here 50 arrests according to the chief of police. generally he says things were peaceful. most arrested for illegal launching and refusing to vacate justin herman plaza. we will stay out here and monitor the situation. for now we are live in san francisco. >> again we have alex there at justin herman plaza. we have paul chambers at the foot of market street. news chopper 2 will be overhead momentarily as well. stay with us here on ktvu and on our website ktvu.com for continuing coverage on the occupy san francisco raid. we will go right back to the scene throughout the morning. >>> our time now 5:34. chp is investigating a fatal accident on interstate 580. tara moriarty is in livermore right no

the incident is still under investigation, a spokesperson for the baltimore city public schools says that no disciplinary action has been taken at this point. they tell us, "the outcome of the baltimore city schools' police investigation will determine our next steps." one person was taken to an area hospital. we tried to contact the d.c. school system but they didn't return our phone calls. lowell melser, wbal-tv 11 news. >> a judge says he will not dismiss charges against a baltimore man accused of plotting a bomb. antonio martinez is accused of plotting to bomb a military recruiting center and is charged with several counts of attempted murder. he was caught in an fbi sting and pleaded not guilty to those charges. a double shooting in baltimore. the attack happened if you blocks from patterson park. one of the victims were shot in the arm and the other in the leg. police are now investigating. police in howard county are asking for help in identifying a woman in this video. the woman was caught driving up to a house and taking the package off the front porch and making a quick getaway with the package in you