and wonder if we can useçó these to help us proactively, rather than reactive lee come up with those there is any rationalÑiñr reason not to e advantage of their expertise. i know that they are addressing those kinds of issues or attempting to address some. i personally see no problem. >> i think it would be helpfulq as an advisory. mayw3 be the city attorney can tell us if we can do that. >> john;pñ malamut, ñrcity att's office. the action is strictly a body that can hear appeals of dbi decisions. it is a bit like the board of appeals. it would be equivalent to having the board of appeals, say, have a joint meeting with the planning commission. it is not -- wbic kazis a littlt different in terms of thecrt but dbi, the department to work with, it is sortñr of the decisn maker in terms of appeals. appeals from aggrieved parties to think the way the department ñris applying the rules is inappropriate. so,bkxthñ7]d i not know if it me to work with them collectively as a body in terms of some of these issuesc(u -- x6w>> let me be clear commissioner walker:ñr let me be clear about how we

. >> we reached out to caleb so he can tell us why he's taking a proactive approach saying go ahead byee penny. we have him via skype, right this minute. what do you have against the penny. >> couple things. the practicality of having a little extra change in your pocket that you don't necessarily want. little extra change in my drawer not making me any money as a business owner. the personal statement of you know, we're spending too much money to make this currency that we just don't need in our system anymore. >> to be clear, you're always rounding up. >> that's correct. i always round in the customer's favor. >> aren't you losing money, though, by rounding up, if they're, you know, change would be $2.63 and you give them $2.65, you're losing money. >> 85% of the transactions done in my store are done with a credit card or a check. i'm only losing 2%. i'm spending $20 per thousand transaction for the convenience of not using the penny at all, which i think is a safe thing to do. >> what's been people's reaction. >> people are practical and understand this is a currency er than for lly

use. >> police say there is no threat against metro. they're just being proactive. a montgomery county police spokesperson says during the months they've used the devices, there's only been one alarm. this morning senior u.s. officials are confirming that the number two al qaeda leader in yemen has been killed. yemeni officials say he was killed by a hellfire missile from a u.s. drone. five other militants were killed in the attack. the man was released from guantanamo bay prison in 2007. u.s. officials believe he was directly involved in the underwear bomber plot to blow up a u.s. plane in december 2009. >>> police in the district are investigating a shooting overnight in southeast. this happened about midnight in the 300 block of ridge road near a rental office for d.c. public housing. police say a man was shot once in the leg. he was found by people passing by and taken to a nearby hospital. his injury is serious, but he will survive. no arrests in that shooting. >>> 6:06 now. the fairfax county school board is looking at ways to deal with overcrowding in its scho

use. >> police say there is no threat against metro. but officials are just being proactive. a montgomery county police spokesperson says during the months they've used the devices, there has only been one alarm. >>> before we go any further, i want to turn to tom kierein and get a look at the first forecast. tom? >> another cool and beautiful morning. >> in fact, downright chilly. some places might say it's cold. it's in the 40s. much of the region. >> that's cold in my book. >> right. we're not used to this. this is just early september. this is really a morning more like late october. all those areas you see in the blue, yes, they're in the 40s. and that includes much of virginia, western parts of virginia into west virginia, western maryland and just to our north and west of the metro area. it is in the 40s. look at elkins, west virginia, down to a cold 43 right now. reagan national is at 59. all these areas in the dark green, the 50s. that covers all the rural areas just outside the beltway, northern virginia and much of maryland around the bay eastern shore, it's in the

employees, that's the pool of employers, if they reported that same exact data to us in 2012, we will in fact proactively or based on that supply of data ensure that that money get spent on workers. essentially, you know, that's the surcharges of that group of 101 employers who again were the surcharges exceeded the health care, 11.4 million dollars in surcharges were collected, their true spend khurs on health care were 5.1 million, thus there was a net difference there of surcharges collected in excess of health care spend khurs of 6.3 million dollars, so in essence, that's the summary of our report of the new data we've collected. i do want to emphasize that the olse in addition to doing the compliance data that we do -- the compliance work we do on a day in and day out basis, since there's been some discussion about it, the enforcement we've done to date on the health care security ordinance has resulted in over 7 million dollars, 7 million dollars going to over 6 thousand workers in health care expenditures to those workers that were previously not made in violation of the ordinance, so we have a ve

use. >> they say there's no threat, they are being proactive. spokesperson says during the few months they have used the devices, there's only been one alarm. >>> the five men accused of one of the deadliest shootings will be convicted today. they will all learn their fates today. they carried out a series of violent crimes in 2010. the shooting killed three and injured six. in all, they killed five and injured nine in a series of revenge attacks that prosecutors say started over stolen costume jewelry. all five face life in prison. >> the time is now 11:10. still to come, the first lady is headed south. the visit that's been planned for weeks. >>> plus, the latest from chicago where sports and more are being canceled because of a >>> this morning, senior u.s. officials are confirming the number two al qaeda leader in nemen was killed. he was killed by a missile from a u.s. drone. five other militants were killed in an attack. he was released from guantanamo bay in 2007. many feel he was involved in the underwear bomber plot. >>> taking time to r

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proactive. >> if you want to use these areas to make sure that you are aware of your surroundings. >> the department has been challenged with cracking down because there is such a hot market with electronics. >> you cannot live in hiding and that your smart phone, and you're smart devices. we ask that people use them effectively and smart. >> and san francisco, to recess talk show, kron 4. >> and to reset-stock show and now j. r. stone is with police. to reselteresa estacio-s reporting and now it is j.r. stone. >> they want to get that phone and get it away from that person, quickly. >> done covington is talking about the is to target one thing. people on it there cellphone not paying attention. >> computer bags, and devices, electronic devices are very, very popular. even more than a purse. >> we went to the streets of san francisco and oakland. >> that woman is not paying attention. she is walking and not paying attention. and if there is another person, and over here, that person is standing. easily, that person could get their phone snatched away they are not paying attention. >> and she could n

flexed -- need to consider being more proactive about that work, olse is able to do that if they have the resources to do that, i don't think it's simply enough for us to react until there are complaints that are issued, protecting health care is something that requires more proactivity, there should be more proactive auditing that takes place, on the issue of the expenditure limitations that are placed, at the end of the day, as much as i do think that some progress was made on the surcharge, i think that on the expenditures, the amendment doesn't really do anything to address the fak that going forward, businesses will be able to place those restrictions and i think that that's something that is going to have to be addressed and i believe the only way to address it is to require that expenditure mean expenditure. the last thing that i would say is i think it's unfortunate that even though san francisco for a long time was leading the way on health care and i think for a long time we could say we were the leader in terms of providing universal health care in this country, i think san francisco has moved backward and the ironic think about hra's is

use the application build the application. >>> absolutely. >>> you to the organization based on knowing your daughter needed to be more proactive and make a power choice and relationship to our technology. how did it launch? >>> the start of a very small police launched in april of 2011. whenever first class until october of last year. a starter with the 12 girls and right here in san francisco. so superb and nurturing environment to test our model been exploded and we've gone from 12 girls in the summer retreat almost 600 to date. >>> props to you my dear. my kids say have to do that. but i love it. 600 is amazing and how old are the girls? >>> the start from six are seven common goal to 18. >>> we've a strong connection with the community organizations as well schools. with an actual schools that bring a group is to distort koses and we will weekend workshop we also have summer camps and making just enroll in the class's them we're in their area >>> threw out the year in the summer camps. have to parents trying to get the kids connected with you because we want those girls coating and building more applications >>> we have a list of showing u

use. >> now, police say that there is no threat against metro. they're just being proactive. pokesman says during the few months they've used these devices, there has only been one alarm. >>> today five men convicted of murder in one of the deadliest mass shootings in d.c. history will be sentenced. carter, carter, best, bost and williams will learn their fates. the men carried out a series of violent crimes in march 2010 that culminated in the south capital street mass shooting which killed three and injured six. in all, the men killed five people and injured nine others in a series of a revenge attack that prosecutors say started over stolen costume jewelry. all five face life in prison. >>> police officers now working with an fbi agent to help solve the murder of a 17-year-old high school student shot and killed in her own bedroom. last night police held a public meeting about the murder of amber stanley. they say her murder was not a random attack. last month a masked gunman kicked down the door at stanley's home in kettering. he went into her bedroom and opened fire, kill

interested in having that conversation in a way where we can use the new economy to benefit the city as well as individuals who are proactively taking all entrepreneurship in their own hands to leverage their own resources and knowledge to supplement their income. >> at task rabbit, we're looking to partner with the city and generate more awareness around what we do and how consumers and small businesses can get involved. we have a lot of small businesses utilizing the network as a delivery force or on demand labor force, particularly with seasonal businesses. they do not want to have to hire a bunch of full-time employees for a month or two of work. they're able to utilize the task private network to scale up and down. another case we see is for deliveries. suzy cakes uses task rabbit to get her goodies out. these tasks rabbits are using their own vehicles to do the deliveries. it is typically for a quick five-minute stop. one thing we have been brainstorming with the city about is whether there is a collaborative consumption parking pass or parking network. i know you have some thoughts for this on get around. there's somet

proactive around preventing climate change. so i am really excited about supporting this work before us today. in 2010, pg&e spent $50 million to defeat -- to try and pass prop 16, and they were defeated by voters. voters who were clearly outspent, believed that prop 16 was trying to take away the possibilities of creating programs like green power sf, trying to take away programs like community choice aggregation and we were able to actually support the passage of the doorway opening for clean power sf by 68% of san franciscans who voted against prop 16. i think that's strong testament to where the feelings are of people in san francisco about clean power sf but we will be able to see truly what that is when we move forward with our phasing in of the program. it's not perfect, how it works, but we're constrained by state law. we have an opt out program. we also have opportunity for people to opt in. and that is something that i will proudly be doing with my family when it comes to it. you know, in future years, we're going to see, as we are able to phase in the program, moving away from the c

i would really appreciate your reflections on how those of us who consider ourselves faithful people, whatever our faith, can be more proactive in combatting this very negative way of talking about religion. >> well, i think that that's a terrific question. there has been a lot of talk after the election about how we lost this election on moral values. first of all, i think it's an oversimplified analysis. the fact of the matter is that we were running against a personally popular wartime president, and one of the best political operations that's ever been created. we had some mistakes that we made, and we didn't have any margin for error during the course of the campaign. and when you've actually looked at -- when you look not at the exit polls, which were badly worded, but you look at where george bush gained votes and why people said they voted for him, he increased his margin here in manhattan as much as he did in the so-called rural areas where supposedly moral values held sway. and part of it had to do with people remembering 9/11 and ultimately not being persuaded that the democratic party was going to be as effective

proactive outreach -- their proactive outreach to the police department and residential apartments that are above them in the building. and just their communication with us with them. i had an opportunity to tour the space. i am very impressed with all the work they are doing there. he did not mention that day, aside from making the improvements in their space, they have gone not to their residences and put in double pane windows and done other things as well. it reminds me of one of the old lion pub in the 1990's, it was a very loungey fireplace -- atmosphere with a fireplace. it will be very challenging. there was a stabbing incident in the front of the space which is boarded up and under construction. it is kind of one of those areas that is right close to 16th and mission. you have the eerie alley club so there are people walking through. it seems like there's something missing, the night -- lights need to be turned on, i guess. we definitely do not oppose the issuance of the permit. we did submit to the commission some conditions and the only thing that is different in my conditions has to do with this guard card thing. the result of the wonderful m

looks of things by all accounts violence has been used in the past and i was talking to an activist just the other day saying they want more of a proactive all breaking movement in the future which surely undermines and loses the support of those who will peaceful protest. well listen fundamentally this is not a question that. anybody can escape i mean whether it's the civil rights movement in the united states or the occupy movement now and clearly there are you know affinity groups people are going to gravitate towards what they will gravitate towards there is a second amendment for a reason i'm speaking personally for myself i mean we have a second amendment the right to self protection however it is my opinion that. americans are inspired by the symbolism of that and the power of of nonviolence and i think also you know for americans or other people to a conversation it's easier than inviting them to a melee so to speak and so we'll leave it there thank you very much indeed good to hear what you have to say and new york based activist and founder of the us day of rage web site join me there and he who job us thank you very much in lo