many people find it unsafe to walk through the decastro community because of the number of bars. our issue is we are opposed to this orientation. we're continued brought the over-regulation of public space and bothered by the continued privatization of the open space. it is stating that those with money set the rules. we have offer this to groups in the past. not regulation, criminalization. i am looking forward to this legislation. not moving forward and opening up for community partners that will create the space. supervisor mar: what i spoke with you, you mentioned you had offered to convene a meeting of stakeholder groups and i think you mentioned the cdd and others were not open to that. could you elaborate? i support the committee process where all stakeholders are involved. could you talk about that? >> several of us had a meeting at lyric with the executive director who spoke earlier and she was in favor, was positive and said she would bring it to the community benefit district. after we had that meeting, from the conversation we had, we saw there would be a working grou

decastro -- sometimes we encounter individuals who do not respect public property who do not behave in manner and his behavior inhibits use by local residents and visitors. passage of this legislation will not end all the problems affecting the plaza's but it will provide another tool to use in our reasonable desire to make them welcoming and safe for all who are respectful of the rights of others. please vote in support of this much needed legislation. thank you. >> good afternoon. i live, work, and volunteer in the castro. i am a board member of the eureka valley neighborhood association. we have met and spoke about these relationships and we are in favor of these regulations. i also want to say i am a volunteer city guide and give toward the castro along with the other tour guides. i want to support what she said where we meet underneath the flag -- the flag pole and i have seen the many issues she havhave spoken about. thank you. >> i am a researcher at ucsf studying tobacco industry bad behavior. i am also the current president of the coalition of lavender americans on smoking and

miguel decastro, another beautiful image of the book became the representative of the king of condo to the portuguese colony of brazil into the netherlands and 1641. their images were preserved in europe in oil painting. i'm not going to ask anymore questions because you're already ahead of me. but the africans who came to what is now the united states entered the new world also came as slaves, but not all cam assays. 30 africans accompany balboa in 1513. several africans traveled with hernando cortes in 1519. among them come a black man named juan carino who was a free black man in the first person he claimed in a letter to the king of spain. the first of a date wheat crop in the new world. that's why new he was a brother because anyone who claim that had to be a black man. [laughter] cabeza cavaco through texas and mexico in 1528. black men were with pizarro in peru in 1531 with the unfortunate conquest of the inca. 200 but then accompanied by joe alvarado to modern-day ecuador in 1534. i want to tell you about her veto. juan converted to christianity before arriving in the new world

kttv's bob decastro is live on the scene with more.. >> jenna, just in time the rose court just behind me here, appropriate for you, jenna. happy new year to you and everyone there at the fox news channel. yes, 700,000 people expected to pack colorado boulevard today and of course this has an audience not just around the country but around the world. so what better place if occupiers or any protesters wanted to make a statement, then the rose parade. well, interestingly enough, the occupiers had applied through a permit to march in this parade. they actually had a float in mind. they were denied. and the occupiers we understand will be marching at the end of the parade. now this, oh my dosh, looking at this live a horse just fell, here, looks like the they're okay. but the occupiers, we understand, will be marching at the end of this parade. they have been given permission to do so. typically during every rose parade there are protesters at the end. the l.a. county sheriff's departmental loud them to do so. there is stepped up security

jonathan martin, david decastro going 9 and 13 according to one draft worst. luck is now able to focus on the nfl. >> i'll be happy wherever i land. it will be pick one through 270, you know, whatever. i just want a chance to play professional football and it's been a dream obviously. you have to figure out the age and where to train and all that other stuff and to be honest i haven't given it much thought. sort of let my parents handle that. i'm sure they will have a checklist of things to go over when i get there. >> got that right. >>> play or risk your life. that's the dilemma facing steelers safety ryan clark. he will sit on you sunday against the broncos. he has a sickle cell trait that response adversely in high altitude. when he played in 2006, he lost his spleen because of oxygen deprivation. the decision not to play was a no-brainer. they play at 1:00 on sunday on cbs 5. >>> chargers head coach norv turner was thought to be out after finishing 8-8 this season but apparently san diego's win against the raiders in the finale was enough to save his job.

[laughter] miguel decastro -- another beautiful image in the book -- became the representative of theking of congo to the portuguese colony of brazil and to the netherlands in 1641. and their images were preserved in europe in oil painting and in -- [inaudible] and that's on page 11 of the book since you're following -- [laughter] i'm not going to ask anymore questions because you're already ahead of me. [laughter] but the africans who came to what is now the united states and to the new world also came as slaves, but not all came as slaves. thirty africans accompanied balboa in 1513. several africans traveled with he man doe cortez in 1519. among them, a black man named juan garrido who was a free black man, and he was the first person -- he claimed in a letter to the king of spain -- the first to plant a wheat crop in the new world. that's how i knew he was a brother, because anybody who made a claim that audacious had to be a black man. [laughter] my lord, i brought wheat. [laughter] black men accompanied deadvantage ca through texas and mexico in 1528. black men were with by czar

bob decastro is live with more. good morning, bob. >> reporter: good morning, dave. yeah, they are resuming their church now with daylight for a third straight day as they look for more body parts. let me show you the seen. this is bronson canyon park. this is a very popular hiking area for people here in southern california. in fact, this is one. ways you can get really close to the hollywood scene. >> this was on tuesday that first a severed hand was found by a dog -- by a dog walker. she was talking the dog and the dog brought what appeared to be a head and it certainly was. the search crews came out. they found first through a cadaver dog a hand and then shrtly after that. and then late in the day, the coroner was out here as well, they found feed -- feet. the identity of that body -- body was not -- has not been determined. they are trying to figure out the identifiy of the victim. they believe the person was killed elsewhere around the body killed here. the search, they are bringing in search and rescue teams so they can rappel down mountain sides and more offi

bob decastro is live there this morning. bob, everything starts in about 30 minutes from right now. the crowds are starting to get bigger out here. say happy new year to the bay area! >> happy new year! >> reporter: these these are all of the crowds. some 700,000 people expected to line colorado boulevard here in pasadena, to watch the 123rd annual of tournament roses parade. i was talking to you -- was i talking to you or you? you guys were smart. you came out here -- >> they told us at 11:00, we could go on the street. >> reporter: who is this group? >> this is part of the -- >> reporter: she put out all of the seats and all they had to do was -- one thing to note, the occupy folks were not permitted to be here in this parade. they are actually going to be at the end of the parade. there is a motorcade and typically from year to year there are protests here and the l.a. county sheriff's department does allow them to protest at the end of the parade. we haven't seen any sort of protest. it is starting to get warm. the crowds are excited. we're getting started here in less than half

that is where we find bob decastro from our affiliate station. bob. >> reporter: the l.a.p.d.rom the beginning that the big break in this case would come from the forensics identifying this man. on tuesday they found the severed head. they were able to compare dental records and the following day they found hands and feet. the hands were flat, they had to pump up the fingers to extract the fingerprint date a. they were able to identify the man today according to the l.a. county coroner. they are withholding the identity of this individual because of the murder investigation that is underway. a number of search warrants were executed in the los angeles area last night. they were looking at some missing person data, and were able to go around and try to question some people who potentially could be some suspects. the l.a.p.d. telling us this morning emphatically that no one has been detained, and there has been no arrest, but, again, they had told me in the beginning that the forensics would be key to this case. they have a lot of cops on this case. their robbery and murder homi