local roads. so for some regional administration has to take care for the locality administration. so this is mainly a guideline that has to support local administrations in their work. and why do local administrations need this? because there is a regional regulation that says that all our local authorities need to have a local mobility plan. i heard this morning about a problem like neighbors complaining when things have to be changed and the whole debate that is coming up then. but i think we have it similar because it's our local mayors who sometimes are hesitating to put into practice -- that's one of the reasons why those cycling routes sometimes get stuck, because you have a regional cycling route, but local authorities, we have 19 in brussels, local authorities do have to give

company even from the building housing the local administration they are denied interviews and accreditation to important events. despite all the problems the t.v. company is still in operation with news bulletins going out daily the arrival of a new political scene has thrown georgia's authorities into total confusion. has invested a great deal of money in the georgian economy but soon after he announced his intention to stand in the next presidential election the country's government stripped him of his citizenship the following is an excerpt from the first formal press conference held on november the first twenty eleven. he'd really dull the need for the people to regain a lost sense of justice is of crucial importance now even sack inner circle is stricken with terror there is no trace of self-government everything is in the hands of one man. incidentally there was actually a time when those young people who are now in the government were in the pay of ivanishvili. essentially he funded the state machinery he has built theatres among many other things. seventy year old. great expectation

we have the ladders that connect to the next balcony, those are regulated under the local, administrativeletins and there's retroactive provisions in the state building code about how they have to be. >> the angle and width. i believe that's all covered in the handout. >> typically san francisco fire escapes and we will see, had angles of somewhere between 60 and 72-degree ladders. i can't from this angle tell what that is. the state has made it clean that 60 degrees is what they consider to be the maximum safe angle. most of the existing ones are steeper, up to 72 degrees. and these hand rails and they step down on to a landing and you walk around and go down. at the bottom, this is the way to get to the ground. this is great. this has something called a counter balance ladder. it means that as you walk down to the bottom of the fire escape, there's a ladder sticking out horizontally. it will go down because there's a weight. >> it doesn't go all at once. >> so counter balance ladders are what the code currently require. but as we walk around, you will see many of them don't have counter

their homes are after the renovation but others still have trust in the promises made by the local administration alexander most villages and lives and works in the same house. you know you a bit of the me my driving school and my home are one in the series. most of us are going to move out soon after what will stay in a new place only for a time after their innovation will return here with the love of the put out of uni for our renovation is in full swing in nearby houses all the tenants have already been evicted alexander expects to be forced out any time now he hopes his students will get their licenses before work begins on his house. would that this street in the neighborhood will look much nicer to you is god i don't know what may have happened somewhere once i'm not responsible for that anyway. but i know for sure that i'll continue to be master here as long as. and no doubt my descendants will be to. know the restoration and the way people legalize their claim to renovated houses were the subject of a talk show with a local t.v. company try lettie the show lasted one and a half hours none

local 261. i am excited, awful, and i pray that naomi kelly becomes the first female administrator. thank you. >> david with local 261 peter just want to reiterate what my brothers and sisters said. we adamantly support naomi kelly's confirmation for city administrator. as one of the few unions that supported the local hiring ordinance, i had the opportunity to sit down with her. we talked about how we can implement this ordinance. and she gets it. she understands. not only does she understand ordinances like this and powering and elevating communities, but she is sensitive to the fact that the union's view with regard to hiring procedures and everything. so it was a pleasure. i look forward to working with her in the future. thank you. supervisor kim: thank you. >> good afternoon, supervisors. my name is larry, and i am not with local 261. [laughter] i am on the board of directors of the booker t. washington center. and our community is very excited about the nomination of naomi kelly. as a native san franciscan at the grew up in this town also, to see a woman and an african- americ

introduce legislation that will establish a pilot program to improve under this pilot program, local administrators and educators will be granted flexibility to attract qualified teachers into those local schools in an effort to obtain better results for our students. this legislation will be implemented in coordination with the reconnecting mcdowell project, a public - private partnership involving over 40 organizations that will focus on everything from jobs and economic development, housing and transportation, technology and services for students and their families. .. [applause] >> save the children will partner with three elementary schoolses and their administrators to focus on literacy. children in rural counties should have the same chance to succeed as children who live in the most of affluent areas of america. [applause] because of this, i am confident that we will bring these opportunities to the children of mcdowell county. i'm also confident these efforts will serve as a model of what we can do throughout the state when we all work together. [applause] learning opportunities come in al

we need election administrators to be better trained on compliance with the law. we need i think a stronger message on the local level of the importance of those election administrators in valuing the vote of our overseas voters. but we also need i believe to build a stronger physical presence of the voting community on these bases. right now the information comes to us from television, the armed forces network, commercials,

we need election administrators to be better trained on compliance with the law. we need i think a stronger message on the local level of the importance of those election administrators in valuing the vote of our overseas voters. but we also need i believe to build a stronger physical presence of the voting community on these bases. right now the information comes to us from television, the armed forces network, commercials, e-mails that we get, and banners and posters. there needs to be more service member to service member conversations about voting. and in that regard, my organization, the michigan center for election law has developed one program that we're implementing on the local level, recognizing that in engaging voters and educating voters, sometimes the best method is through people they know, people they trust. and to get veterans who recently returned from eof or oif assignments in michigan to reach out to those serving actively, and encourage them to vote, reaching out on facebook, reaching out through electronic means, talking about the issues, encouraging them to vote, we're launching that progr

on monday, uae oil administrator told local reporters that the pipeline is almost complete. he said he hopes it'll be operational by may or june. the new pipeline will reportedly be capable of transporting 70% of crude oil produced in the uae. iran has threatened to block the strait if the west tightens its sanctions. the country recently held a major military exercise in the surrounding waters to demonstrate its capabilities. other gulf oil producers are taking a pro-u.s. stance. the uae's announcement believed to be aimed at straining iran. the uae is the second largest crude oil supplier to japan after saudi arabia. >>> french and german leaders are taking the lead on the european debt crisis. >> the chancellor and president say it shouldn't just be measures to boost budget discipline. they discussed europe's debt problems in berlin monday, ahead of an eu summit later this month. they expressed optimism about a new treaty for tighter budget discipline that all eu nations except britain are aiming for. mer can he said talks are under way among the countries concerned. sark

local. administrators in short they create a good environment. that is where educational excellence comes from. >> there was a philosophical difference. speaker banner had representatives in his box, some who had worked on the pipeline, or would have, that would have affected nebraska. >> we are in a difficult and peculiar situation, many of us have a strategic energy partner with the canadiens. we need to ensure the environmental integrity of our natural resources. a year and a half ago i urged them. we need to relocate this pipe. the pipeline is going over a sensitive environmental areas. it needs to be moved. we were hopeful the president would find a way to give transitional approval while the upper bid setting takes place -- appropriate citing takes place. >> what d.c. happening in congress in the next couple of months? >> we hope the president proposes a budget that would balance of a time. he did not adjust anything like that. we start of our season shortly. we will pass a strong budget in the house of represent this. it is unclear if the

local trial judges. legislation involves administrative office of the courts and judicial council chaired by chief justice. the mercury news reports the council has been involved with infighting over how to manage the court system's three billion dollar budget. the chief justice has been campaigning to kill the legislation. >>> a light rail train killed three including a child. video shows the nissan driving around lowered gates. flashing red lights warning of the train. smashed into the pathfinder killing driver, woman, and 21-month-old boy. the driver's family is not convinced he would have been so reckless. >>> santa ana winds are calmer this morning. yesterday they created dangerous conditions. the winds carry the risk of potential wildfires since conditions are so dry they pose a danger for truckers. there's a new storm on the horizon which could bring relief. >>> calmer, cloudier, amy has traded into a puffy jacket for short sleeves. >> let's get a check with mike. >>> good observation all around it is warmer. clouds have come over, sprinkles we talked about last week, radar returns mainly nothing i

>>reporter: we trade all day to get reaction to this from local university college administrators. late today this comment came from the university of california president mark g that reads we are pleased that the president is lacking at ways to reward institutions that are graduating more low income students. we look forward to working with the obama administration and congress on these proposals as they move forward. in the newsroom, abc 7 news. >>> higher education to public education san francisco school that was damaged by this fire in the western addition neighbor is still reeling from what happened one month later. fire happened at the days before christmas and destroyed several apartment buildings as well. concretive art charter school is collecting supply since then with the help of the community. education reporter lee ann tonight with what they still need. >> fire broke out at this apartment building on golden gate avenue in december. heat was so intensity danieled part of the creative arts charter school next door. thankfully school was not in session. >> in this buildi

i am committed to a new local toole, the finance -- to finance affordable housing. as we announced my administration will establish to -- a housing trust fund to insure we have a local, a permanent source of funding for affordable housing. last but not least, we will continue to promote workforce development and neighborhood revitalization. the redevelopment agency played a critical role in supporting work force and local hire programs as well as revitalizing communities on a neighborhood scale. i am committed to finding a way for the city to pursue a comparable workforce development and local hire programs, small business support, corridor facade improvement, public rail improvements and similar activities. today, i will be introducing a resolution to help move these goals for. i want to thank supervisor malia cohen for agreeing to be the sponsor of this resolution. i want to thank supervisors kim and olague for agreeing to co- sponsor the resolution. we can ensure these critical functions continue. to ensure expeditious and professional level of oversight for the ongoing redevelopment successor du

it is part of a local observance held in churches. school administrations were present to honor students who model his character, and also who are helping to keep his dream alive. it is important to remind them of these troubles before them. >> i bring up the fact that i used to ride the two bosses in to work so i get to work on time. i bring up support -- i bring of stories that support textual stores that we read. >> you can see local event celebrating dr. martin luther king on our website wbaltv.com. be sure to click on family. tonight in discovering the nation, former penn state football coach joe paterno was hospitalized due to complications involved in his ongoing cancer treatment. he was diagnosed in november with a treatable form of lung cancer. the 85-year-old has been undergoing a series of medical treatments. he was also hospitalized in december when he fell at home. joe paterno and his family are said to have complete confidence and his doctors and he is determined to make a full recovery. winter is bringing its ugly head it had a major slap in

trade hours for the project overall for each contractor and by each trade. 50% local hire for nude, and tree-level administrative and engineering positions and internships, 50% of all new apprentice positions filled with graduates from our city academy. we will work with the contractors and unions to maximize the additional 50% with local residents. the remaining 50%. excuse me. contractors will notify them of all of the apprentice openings, and city will refer san francisco residents and apprentices registered with our work force system through one- stop and cbo's the we have contract with through the overall system. and manage apprenticed to the journey level status by the end of the project is one of our key goals, given the length of this project. for the in use side, we have negotiated at least 40 permanent entry-level hires per year over a five-year period. just to give some context, we actually had a working definition of entry level that had entry level defined as any position that would require a two-year degree or less, so they were non epa positions, and just to give further context, i think -- and he

that doesn't mean the election administrator at the local level is going to know to transmit that ballot in an electronic way. in fact, in the story i experienced, that didn't happen. the ballot was sent and not sent electronically, even though we specifically asked for it to be sent electronically. it then arrives too late. you don't get your ballot on time. and even if it does arrive, let's say the monday before election day, you have to mail it back. you can't return it back electronically. and buzz of that, and it has to arrive, at least in michigan, where i'm based, it has to arrive by 8:00 p.m. on election day. 10 the practicalities of the federal system, i believe there are improvements. i believe it was a night improvement because it mandates and encourages states to electronically transmit these ballots there. but with the mobility of our service members overseas, you know, there is practicalities that come to minimize the impact of the federal law. now that said, the federal voting assistance program has been very user friendly. i've actually, as i've continued to work to assis

local trial judges. legislation administrative office of the courts and judicial council chaired by a chief justice.council has been involved with infighting over how to manage the core system's three billion dollar budget. chief justice has been -- campaigning to kill the legislation. >>> time to check in with mike and look at the weather which is nice. it is warm out, but not what we need. >> but -- i think a lot people are feeling that way. >> a lot of us haven't worn our coldest winter s wondering if we will be able -- winter clothes wondering if we will be able to pull them out. quiet now a few sprinkles, a few more radar returns three hours ago. as this weak boundary is moving northwest to southeast across the bay area losing its punch. we barely have haze, visibilities almost limited. there's not a lot of moisture. winds very light. east where the winds are blowing out of east three miles per hour in oakland, hayward, northwest at three in napa, the same in santa rosa the rest of us calm. we stay in the 40s and 50s mostly cloudy at 8:00. increasing sunshine by noon, already in the mid 50s alo

. >> we tried all day to get reaction from this from local community and college administrators.came from california president mark g. it reads in part we are pleased the president is looking at ways to reward institution that is are graduating more low income students. we look forward to working with the obama administration and congress on these proposals as they move forward." in the newsroom, wayne freedman, abc7 news. >> and more about college kids. san jose may join san francisco in raising the minimum wage. students at san jose state are the ones pushing a ballot initiative to increase the city's minimum wage to double digits. corina reports. >> at a time when tuition costs have doubled the past five years and gas is close to four dollars a gallon, some san jose state university students say california's eight dollars an hour minimum wage simply isn't enough in silicone valley. >> there's poverty, there's homelessness when america has the capability to do so much better. >> the student group, campus alliance for economic justice is supporting a citywide ballot initiative t

. >> we tried all day to get reaction from this from local community and college administrators.california president mark g. dolf. it reads in part, "we are pleased the president is looking at ways to reward institution that is are graduating more low income students. we look forward to working with the obama administration and congress on these proposals as they move forward." in the newsroom, wayne freedman, abc7 news. san jose may join san francisco in raising the minimum wage. students at san jose state are pushing a ballot initiative to increase the city's minimum wage to double digits. corina reports. >> at a time when tuition costs have doubled the past five years and gas is close to four dollars a gallon, some san jose state university students say california's eight dollars an hour minimum wage simply isn't enough in silicone valley. >> there's poverty, there's homelessness when america has the capability to do so much better. >> the student group, campus alliance for economic justice, is supporting a citywide ballot initiative to raise the minimum wage to two dollars to

we need i think a stronger message on the local level of the importance of those election administrators in filing our voters but we also need i believe to build a stronger fiscal presence of the voting community on these bases. write net the information comes to us from television, the armed forces network, commercial e-mails that we get and banners and posters. there needs to be more servicemembers to service member conversations about voting, and in that regard my organization, the michigan center for election law, has developed one program to implement on the local level recognizing that in engaging voters and educating voters sometimes the best message passionate that this is through people they trust. in michigan to then reach out to those serving actively, and encourage them to vote reaching out of facebook, reaching out through electronic means, talking about the issues encouraging them to vote. we are launching a program for 2012 and we hope that will be an effective way of encouraging the relevance of voting in addition to making the mechanics work better be make again, the ter

one i think closer attention on the stateside of things and the actual election administration officials at the local level. and evaluating not just those service members' attitudes, but their attitudes as well. we've been told things in trying to vote as well, i guess it just didn't work out for you this time. and things like that that are not the message perhaps that -- >> true, definitely true. >> but the second piece, i underscore the need for more information about particularly local election campaigns and state election campaigns, and the methods of providing that. but also the physical presence on the base and on the local level. not just of an individual officer, but of an actual kiosk, or something of that sort. in some view, it would be great to have an actual polling place at the base where you could actually go and cast your ballot and see it counted as opposed to dropping it in the mailbox or handing it to someone else to transmit back for you. i think in some ways our resistance to that is financial as well as local officials not fully embracing that concept. but i hope we can move in t

the resolution says such action reflects a subordinate attitude of the administration toward the united states. it also says the local people cannot accept the government neglecting their wishes. many want the base moved elsewhere in japan or overseas. the assembly will deliver the resolution to a regional wur bureau of the defense ministry. a nationwide manhunt for a convict who escaped from a prison in western japan on wednesday is over. police recap chaured a chinese national on friday. lee was found on a street near an elementary school in the afternoon only two kilometers from the prison. police say he was carrying a knife. the 40-year-old man was sentenced in 2006 to 23 years in prison for attempted murder. he has served about 3.5 years of his term. lee escaped by climbing scaffolding set up next to the prison wall under repair. he was arrested after being stopped by police. he said he had not eaten in several days. lee has been taken to the police station for questioning. we have weather up next. >>> hi there welcome back. let's take a look at your weekend weather forecast. starting off with japan we have been