we will pull in some 140,000 attendees. that's three times more than the number of slot machines on the strip here in vegas. some 30,000 of those attendees are from countries outside the united states. by the way, ces says it's green. think about this. if attendees wanted to see all these products all around the world, they would have to travel 700 million miles. that's a lot of business travel. now, these attendees will drink some 17,000 cups of coffee over the next few days. if you drank one cup a day, it would take you 47 years to reach that many. one final note, each home here in the u.s. has 24 consumer electronics products. i guess that's why we have the show. and the u.s. alone, we spend $190 billion on consumer electronics last year. in las vegas, i'm scott budman, nbc bay area news. >> why is ces always in las vegas, jon and marla? it's because it's the only city in the united states that has enough hotel rooms. back to you. >> good tribute there. >> not a bad place for a convention all the way around. that's what

mayor stephanie rawlings-blake and maryland's first lady katie o'malley shared their support with attendees and also spoke about the likelihood of state lawmakers passing a marriage equality bill. >> i definitetly think it is close. but that is why there is a big lobbying effort. and hopefully people will see that this is about families. this is not -- it's about getting over prejudice and about making sure that we protect families. >> i think very good chances of passing. i'm just hopeful. i do not know what the actual numbers are because i stay out of all of it. i just sort of hope and pray that the good people in the state of maryland will come together around this issue and vote for tolerance and equality in marriage. >> opponents of marriage equality site religious convictions or previous warnings of the bill in their opposition to the bill. nadia ramdass, wbal-tv 11 news. >> thank you. state lawmakers had found some common ground on some issues. they stood united in annapolis, pledging to work together on with a call quality of life issues which include legislation that would protect

there are many perpetrators of crimes that may even be paying club attendees. clubs cannot be expected to provide coverage. several leaders came to a supervisor chiu and as a result, he joined with supervisor winer and -- wiener and dennis he rrera. the police department currently prohibits all parking facilities. this would require operators of commercial parking facilities to provide security plans as part of their application. if the parking facility is within 1,000 feet of an entertainment venue, certain minimum security requirements would apply. these are adequate lighting, staffing the facility until 3:00 a.m.. the police chief would have the discretion to add additional security measures as conditions of a permit if it was deemed necessary. for example, having a history of public safety issues. >> the also pursue a civil action against the parking lot and rod sellers that failed to comply with the police cut provisions regarding commercial parking. that concludes my summary and i am happy to answer any other questions. commissioner clyde: catherine, i ha

stephanie rawlings-blake and maryland's first lady shared their support with attendees and spoke about the likelihood of lawmakers passing a marriage equality bill. >> a do you think it is close. that is why there is a big lobbying effort. hopefully people will see this is about families. this is about getting over prejudice and making sure we protect families. >> i'm just hopeful. i do not know what the actual numbers are. i stay out of that. but i hope and pray that the good people of maryland will come together around this issue and vote for tolerance in marriage. >> opponents of marriage equality site previous warnings of the bill in their opposition to the bill. nadia ramdass, wbal-tv 11 news. >> if a baltimore gets is lawmaker, the city will regain control over the school system. a bill would appoint the control to the mayor. it is time for that to change, says mitchell. >> this is not a knockout and dr. alonso or on the current school board. it is a way that the baltimore city can control the school system and continue to progress and move forward. >> the mayor favors more fundi

in 2008, that was a big caucus here, we had about 5700 caucus attendees boaters.or this one we plan for 20% more. we hope we are accurate and that. we feel very good a about that. that means we are anticipating more than 7000 caucus voters. your caucuses will be very busy. if he knows of somebody who might be able to help you, as i said we have a caucus chairman, a secretary, and a reporter for all of the precincts. the more the merrier as far as registration process. that is why it would be good to meet your secretary while you are here. we work very hard. todd may was in charge of all the caucus sites. another thing we found out is it is not good to have many caucuses at one building. parking tends to be a problem. registration tends to be congested. we are hoping that will relieve some of the congestion. please be sure, i have been fighting this is a question when i talked to a lot of people, please try to help spread the word that you do not caucus at the same place that you vote. that is a big misconception. when we talk to people they say to me, i voted imar

. >> we have attendees cheer to vote on player of the year and coach of the year and clearly he is the coach of the year this season, there is no close second. >> buttering him up. but he is right. >> guest. i don't think anyone thought the 40 niners would have hot first-round bye. >> well, i still think we will win next week. >> we will see what happens. >> it should be of fantastic game. >> you can't blame the weather. by the. >> see you at 11. ,,,,

mayor stephanie rawlings a blake shared support with the attendees. >> i definitely think it is closed. that is why there is a big lobbying the effort. people will see this is about families. it is about giving -- in getting over prejudice and making sure we protect families. >> i am hopeful. i do not know what the numbers are. i stay out of it. i hope and pray the good people in the state of maryland will come together around this issue and vote for equality. >> naacp president was the key speaker. he spoke about the and -- the need to end discrimination everywhere. >> an organization with strong connections for the 54 lgbt rights. he drew the biggest applause when he vowed to help the lgbt community. >> we will be there in the masses to make sure you will get your identity and anti- discrimination bill passed. [applause] >> the cited religious convictions or previous wording of the bill in their opposition to the bill. gov. martin o'malley is expected to speak of the conference. >> despite the ongoing debate over same-sex marriage and other hot topics, they have found common ground o

mayor stephanie rawlings-blake and first lady katie o'malley shared their support with attendees and talk about the likelihood of the bill passing. >> i think is close. that is why there is a big lobbying effort. hopefully people will see that it is about families. it is about getting over prejudice and about making sure we protect families. >> i think it has a very good chance of passing. i don't know the actual numbers are, because i stay out of all of it. i just hope and pray that the people, the good people of the state of maryland, will come together around this issue and vote for tolerance and equality in marriage. >> naacp president benjamin jealous was the keynote speaker. he spoke about his transgendered brother and the need to need no discrimination everywhere -- to end discrimination everywhere. >> the organization with strong connections to the fight for lgbt rights. >> he talked about ending school bullying and a voting rights. the biggest applause came when he vowed to help the maryland lgbt community. >> the non-profit sector in the state of maryland, we will be there

we will work very closely to make sure that the lunar new year ended attendees are enjoyed by the full list, by everybody, and no one takes advantage of the situation. i also recognize george gascÓn, our new district attorney. thank you for being here to help us celebrate this new year. we're here at the gate and chinatown. we are here to signal that our lunar year, the year of the dragon, will be enjoyed by everybody without exception, and that everyone should feel safe. but also that, you know, there is education. if there is anything that they are teaching us, it is to prevent ourselves from being victims. so that there is less problems for everybody and that we recognize that the greatest hassle is for us to be victims of circumstances that we could actually prevent. so, watching out for each other, working with our officers, knowing that there is a great captain at our local police station that has command of everybody here that is competent, can speak different languages, that can get to any signal that there is something that is wrong is going on. and then, most importantly, tha

newt gingrich confronted by a town hall attendee about his comments linking african americans and food stamps. he responds by denying then repeating the same comments. dr. james peterson will weigh in. stay with us. [ male announcer ] you love the taste of 2% milk. but think about your heart. 2% has over half the saturated fat of whole milk. want to cut back on fat and not compromise on taste? try smart balance fat free milk. it's what you'd expect from the folks at smart balance. try smart balance fat free milk. [ de ntis is to dig right in. but as his dentist, i know that to do that, he needs to use the brush more dentists use. oral-b. trust the brush more dentists and hygienists use. oral-b. life opens up when you do. >>> how crazy is it in new hampshire? i mean come on it's january i go up there this weekend, there is absolutely no snow whatsoever. but if you have any doubts about the democrats being energized and motivated to vote in the next presidential election, oh, they're paying attention. they can vote because president barack obama is on the ballot. we went to manchester, n

we will work very closely to make sure that the lunar new year ended attendees are enjoyed by the fullt, by everybody, and no one takes advantage of the situation. i also recognize george gascÓn, our new district attorney. thank you for being here to help us celebrate this new year. we're here at the gate and chinatown. we are here to signal that our we are here to signal that our lunar year, the year of the

the meters that are a limited allow at&t attendees to park for less money than going into the garages and parking lot. therefore, we are not sure that the pricing is right. we want to work with asset part to evaluate the things that go along and we will look forward to seeing how it works. thank you. >> janice? [unintelligible] >> hello, [unintelligible] my name is] and i am -- my name is janet [unintelligible] and i am here representing groups that work with the port on warm water code. i am here to support me during or some kind of parking regulations along illinois street, from 23rd to 24th streets and from third street to the warm water cove park. right now it is hard to tell that there is a park at the end of 24th street, because there are vehicles parked there every day and night all over the street. a lot of people do not feel that safe walking down there. must have a lot of trash with dogs barked by the vehicles, harassing the people that walk down to the park. i am very much in favor of having a two hour to four parking -- four hour parking down there. i am absolutely and tot

troubled adults and, without speaking, transforms their lives. 8pm at the metreon theatre mac world attendeese olive the movie for the very first time. it was co-directed by a voice and face we know - hooman from the sara and vinnie movie show on alice @97.3 . congrats hooman." the feast of the olives is held this weekend at ramakins in sonoma - continueing the three month season of the olive!!! movie the grey macworld where geeks gather olive the smartphone movie olive season oficially starts == i will return tomorrow for my foodie friday liam's list follow me on twitter for more weekend events. liam mayclem... host of eye on the bay. thanks. time is 6:xx coming up: a shakeup for the defense team.. representing san francisco's sheriff. his new lawyer... plus, the key witnesses set to take the stand. ross mirkarimi wants to go home. wants to go home to his wife and son. the san francisco sheriff goes to court this afternoon to try to get permission from the judge. anne makovec with the latest on this high profile case. anne makovec in san francisco ... thanks. another budget proposal may save

or somebody that is making money selling some type of food item and that person qualifies as an attendee, that is something that should be explored. they're going to have to counterbalance the money it costs for a person to be there. some parking lots might be so busy that they don't care. i am sure that there is a lot on the edge, and it is not very profitable. this would definitely make it probably a money loser. those are some ideas that if it was more curtailed, there has to be a history of problems for this to kick in. i am trying to think of other examples of how that triggers other types of businesses and other permits. basically, the lot has a history of problems. the ones on broadway are obvious. if we are going to see this through, it should be some type of deal with the attendant is bubbling for some type of leather in come. food b.a. -- maybe a fodo truc -- food truck or something. commissioner adams: commissioner o'connor, i love that idea. that is the best idea i have heard. commissioner o'connor: a permit for a food truck at night time. it is hard to get in and out -- comm

in the meantime cannot conference attendees will meet at property -- act appetit hill -- will meet at capitol hill. >> lawmakers art -- while lawmakers work out their differences, a battle over the state budget is brewing. gop freshmen taking aim at the governor's but the proposal contend that the state is being run by "tax-o-holics." a poll finds that baltimore residents feel they are paying too much in taxes. >> they are tired of it. they want more return for this day. >> the better o'malley wanted to extend the state sales tax. coming up, a baltimore city school receives a generous gift from the ellen degeneres show. >> titles are very important, but we know that beyond titles go the work for the church. >> the cardinal agreed the catholic committee after his nomination from the pope. hitting the road. fresh off the state of the union address, were the nett obama took his message today. saying goodbye -- gabrielle giffords says goodbye to were colleagues in congress. >> doppler shows a mixture of rain, sleet, and snow moving back into the mid-atlantic. [ male announcer ] we have mo

>> l likely caucus attendees. just to adadd to evan's thought about rick pry, our reporting indicates that romney's plan has been most afraid of perry because he has te moneynd a very good life story to tell. had he not collapsed in the bate himself that was the candidate and a feared by far the most. . >> santorum appealed to the three reagan leggs of republican eight issues. onocial issues, he is the most reliable way of reign issues, he is the guy who went after ron paul for his isolatnism. on economics, he is a down-the- line conservative. he does not have a lot of baggage or apostasies on issues. >> ron paul is a one-two out of every poll in iowa. heresy apostasy, whatever else what has he got goingng for him evan? >> more good news for romney,y, because he cannot be eleed. >> no, but what is his appeal? >> isolationonism plays wewell in the midwest. in iowa, ey doon't want to be in afghanistan, iraq. what does not work nationally works really well in iowa. also he is organized, he has a wholnetwork there. >>

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maturing traffic flow for the attendees. there are three main clear opportunity for a ticketing portal. it allows for planning, not only for the patrons and producers but the event organizers to estimate traffic patterns where they will be strongest during the times of these events. it measures the flow into particular neighborhoods. and allows for communication between organizers and patrons. organizers could send messengers -- messages. [bell] and allows us to capture this information for communication and stay in touch with visitors as we continue to push san francisco as a vital arts and tourist destination. and a portal could serve as a marketing effort for the events. none of these things can happen overnight. it is vital planning begins in earnest for these immediately so we can maximize the opportunity we have. supervisor mar: thank you. please come forward. >> thank you. and the executive director of the u.s.-japan cultural trade network. we started to organize around the america's cup in january. we decided to be i

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it will cost attendees between $2,500 and $10,000. later tonight vice president biden will meet with leaders in technology and invasinovation t talk about the economy. >>> mrs. biden will be visiting wounded warriors of the palo alto va hospital, it's to support veterans and their families. following that visit she and the obama administration chief technology officer will attend an event in san francisco. >>> well, get ready. tickets for the nfc championship game go on sale in just a few hours. season ticket holders get the first crack. their chance to buy extra tickets starts at 10:00 on ticketmaster. the general public can start logging in and on at 1:00 this afternoon. ticketmaster is the only way you can guarantee your tickets are real. sites like craigslist and stubhub offer tickets but it's buy at your own risk. police outside of candlestick arrested people for allegedly selling counterfit tickets. >>> i'm pumped for the game. this weather, long time coming, we're getting wetness coming up and very cold. >> yes, the pattern cha

finest and is up for a $100,000 scholarship e thought her presence will be important to influence the attendeese address. that's scheduled for january 24. >>> dealing with some colder temperatures back toward the west but that cold front will move through and it's passing through a lot of portions. so slicing through the eastern shore and once it does, the temperatures are going to fall throughout the day. you see the green milders temperatures this morning and back towards the west dealing with the blue meaning we will get cold in here. so the wind are the big story. see them sustained now out of the northwest at 15 to 20 miles an hour. easton coming in at around 21 with gusts up to about 35 miles an hour. even 40 in some spots this morning making it feel like 32 in york. satellite and radar picking up on the fact you can see clearing as he -- fact you can see clearing throughout the rest of the day. especially due to the fact we will be seeing plant of sunshine. the -- plenty of sunshine. high pressure is going to do its thing and show us that it doesn't look too bad but it is going to feel c

they ask the attendees to divulge personal contact information to them to they could provided their viewpoint to paul revere parents. what can the board and district to curb the harassment and public intimidation of parents, staff and others. this disrupt length for all children and provide a hostile work environment for all employees. president mendoza: thank you. [applause] >> [speaking in spanish] >> my name is florida morales. i'm a mother at paul revere. i have a 7-year-old child in second grade. he has been there for three years. i have been a volunteer in the center. i have witnessed the enormous changes that paul revere has gone through. >> [speaking in spanish] >> the methodology that has been used for kids' advancement and i don't like the violence that is coming to the institution. >> [speaking in spanish] >> so each parent knows that a kid, if he is not relaxed and he is not eased while learning, they cannot learn. i have seen that it is happening in the school. kids are relaxed. they are in peace and they learn a great amount when they were like that. >> [speaking in spanish] >>

is important to understand how cultural programming can deliver on the promise of up to 200,000 attendees at day. $1 billion in economic benefits according to the economic reports projection for the event. i'm also interested in finding out how the major financial boom will impact the neighborhood. the three districts included in the report, and the other districts that may be further away. we would like to know how the plan includes the local arts community in programming and other activity, including individual artists. i wanted to thank mike martin from the economic work force development office. thank you for coming to present on the item. i know how hard the process has been, specifically with the changes in leadership and some of the event authority entities. >> i am the project director in the office of economic and work- force development. i have a brief power point slide presentation today. we will talk a little bit about the arts program and how it relates to what we're talking about in terms of the events in 2012 and 2015. quickly, i will do background about the timeline of the

and i would kindly remind you, all attendees and observers here this evening who wish to speak on behalf of a candidate, to please let us know that you will be speaking this evening. i've already been contact by some of the speakers then we still have time for some spontaneous ad hoc speakers if they'd like to come up to visit and help lead for their candidates. at this time, we are going to move directly into the election of a permanent precinct chair. i then appointed temporary chair or so this is the first order of business to finalize this. the chair is responsible for conduct in business of the caucus personally. i've been trained and vetted as a colleague here, mr. dreier and i will now accept nominations for permanent caucus chair, but also state i am willing to serve as permanent caucus chair and i place my name in nomination. >> the vote to nominate john as permanent chair. [inaudible conversations] >> we have got a second. any other motions or do we have a motion to close the nominations? i hear a second. i will turn us over to dj. at this point i will step aside. >> so yeah, t

should not be allowed reduce of alcohol is not compatible with the welfare and safety of the of that attendees, especially when there are activities taking place. i don't understand why there's a 25% increase -- [tone] when the application is to continue the existing uses. the commission should make sure the number of events approved reflects the current events size and type because they affect the neighborhood in many different ways. a high-school prom of bed with 200 students and no alcohol is vastly different from a sold-out concert. president miguel: thank you. >> this is the document. >> i live at 1354 sacramento and i made daily cable car writer. i came before the board of supervisors when the applicant came to increase the number of events without environmental review. essentially, it took me 20 minutes to go from leavenworth to taylor street. there are many cars in the crosswalk and the cable car was later shot down because we had to get off the cable car and direct cars around it. it was clearly off -- clearly unsafe and allied was later shot down. -- it was clearly unsafe and was lat

attendees: to get jobs, through coins at them, called them retards. we are missing a lot when we do not see that there is a lot of activity going on. there is a lot more than the tea party, is what i'm saying, and we just do not see that coverage. can you talk about the changes you have seen in sacramento as the number of reporters has been cut in more than half? >> as i say, when you decrease the number of reporters and do not have as many seasoned reporters, the depth of the information decreases. and that is a serious problem. i think the solution is in fact that we have to accept the economic realities that we have right now. that is that the normal business model of having print media -- that model is not sustainable. you have got to begin to reinvent that particular model and then in its place are these alternative news sources. you have to then ask the question whether or not they themselves can fill that particular role. we have to somehow get that information out to the general public. >> do we have more questions? >> it looks like i may be o

>> republican likely caucus attendees great just to add to evan's thought about rick perry, our reporting indicates that romney's camp has been most afraid of perry, because he has the money any very good life story to tell. had he not collapsed in the debates, that was the candidate they feared by far the most. >> santorum has appealed to the three reagan leggs of republican ism. on social issues, he is the most reliable. on foreign issues, he is the one who went after ron paul for isolationism. on economics, he is a down-the- line conservative. he does not have a lot of baggage and apostasies on issues. >> ron paul is running one-two out of every poll in iowa. heresy, apostasy, what ever else, what does he have going for him, evan? >> more good news for romney, because he cannot be elected. >> no, but what is his appeal? >> isolationism plays pretty well in the midwest. they don't want to be in afghanistan, iraq. isolationism does not work nationally, but works real well in iowa. also, he is organized. he has a whole network there, has been there along t -- has been there a long time. >

so this year's attendees gathered at a hotel in miharu, which is also in fukushima. the town is now home to about 60% of katsura's population. the ceremony started with moment of silence to pay respect to all the people who died in the march earthquake and tsunami. then the head of the village masahiri matsumoto spoke. he said he hopes that young people feel close with their community. >> translator: hardships continue, but we're willing to contribute in any way to our home town, so that we can build a brighter future. >> reporter: the new adults then watched a video highlighting the happy times from the days when they were in primary and junior high school. >>> and before we get to the world weather forecast, we want to introduce you to a hardy bunch of children. they braved the cold in eastern japan to kick off this year's practice of the traditional martial art, karate. [ speaking in foreign language ] about 60 participants took part in the annual ritual on monday in the town of nagatoro. in saitama prefecture. mostly elementary and junior high school students. th