april 1st is april fools bay day and we have easter >> okay. and just for not that it is important but commissioner antonini. >> i'm going to be out the 16 and libel the 23rd. >> of january. >> of january. >> okay. did you have any other comments and i did have other comments i didn't know if you're going to tack public comment before we comment but i'll be happy to comment first whatever >> i'm sorry, i didn't hear you. >> i don't know if you wanted public comment first. >> a point of clarification. i don't know about the secretary but those items people were commenting before we i feel like our items we comment before the public they can then over comments after us. we tack public comment and then we spank and they haven't had the benefit of commenting >> commissioners it's entirely up to you. but, yes the public should a have is an opportunity to public >> i did it both ways but i was expecting comments that might influence our discussion. so i hear i. let me see first mlk for the proposed calendar 2014 >> so public comment is closed. >> the

birthday >> let me recap there are also a consensus for april 17th to cancel. and then recapping our comment along with commissioner antonini reopen january thogd but slide the items on the 23rd to the 30th or spread them out between the 6th and the third >> you're shaking our heads. >> commissioner sugaya. i don't know what we're talking about >> commissioner antonini suggested bringing the 30th book. two people are missing open the 23rd so if we add back the 30th we'll move told me items from the 23rd audits i believe you can move those items to february 6th with two things on the calendar >> i guess whose going to make the decision from the items be obey moved from the 23rd to the 30th. >> we can decide items the further out it goes we don't know the promotions but we could have promotions coming in late and a i don't see a reason to add back the 30th is my point. if we're concerned about absence we can deal with that. in terms of we can bring back and cancel the meeting for some reason director ram do you see - i i know the calendar have been relatively lig

kling and birth date of april 19th, 1972.buys the yellow 1977 mercury marquis from a used car dealer in junction city, kansas. the next day, mcveigh reserves the ryder truck from elliots body shop using the robert d. kling alias. on april 16th, mcveigh and nichols drive the mercury to oklahoma city. mcveigh parks several blocks away from the murrah building. he removes the license plates from the car and leaves a note. not abandoned. please do not tow. will move by april 23rd. needs battery and table. two days later, mcveigh and nichols rendezvous near junction city where they assemble the bomb in the truck. >> the ammonium nitrate and fuel would have been mixed in some barrels, something akin to a 55 gallon plastic barrel. those barrels were then likely connected with this detonating cord which led to the boosters and ultimately that detonating cord would have come together where the detonators or blasting caps were. >> but at the last minute, terry nichols, like michael fortier, bails out. >> as time grew near to the time o

>> april ninth or 16th. >> we have the meeting. >> what would you recommend? >> there is nothing on the calendar at that time. >> so. >> april 9th. >> okay. >> okay, so if the continuance to april 9th, is to allow time for the structure advisor committee to review the proposed work. and also, to allow the work that dbi believes is necessary to abait the emergency, >> and so i would rather state that it is to allow for dbi to formulate what emergency work needs to be done and what processes needs to be followed based upon their requirements. >> okay. >> i am not requiring them to go through the group. >> but you are beyond formulating what the emergency work is, that emergency work will proceed in this interim? >> that is correct. >> yeah. >> okay. >> okay. so perhaps then commissioner fung this will be to allow dbi to formulate and have the permit holder carry out what the emergency work that the dbi seems necessary and what additional process is necessary. >> are necessary. >> to finalize the permit. >> yes. >> are necessary by the department. >> right, okay.

. >> and cohen suggested april, i believe, is that? >> yeah. well, it is going to be, we are going to be finished or we, but the work that the phase of the work that we want done is going to be completed next week if not the following week. >> you would not need a continuance that long. >> i don't know what the reason for that is. >> okay, we will hear more later. >> mr. duffy, how long will it take for the committee to review this? >> that is a good point, that could take a while and that could be a few months, i would need to go back to the building department for that and they will have to put a building committee together and that is by done by the building department and one of the managers in the and he is a structural engineer and he is going to put a committee together and review that, and so it might need some time. >> okay. >> and you know, to be honest, there was not a whole lot done for a number of years and a lot of these building permits that are issued are to close out permits, i believe for work that was done and if that work wa

increase nooeks next year >> i'm going to make a motion to advance the calendar with the expectation of april. commissioner moore. >> i'd like to ask the city attorney we have an "x" number of meets and since this commission doesn't participate in creating the calendar we can't have a meeting which i consider to be an empty container in which the staff puts the stems. intend we see the advances meetings their schedule. if the public comes because they see something they might be interested in and say okay. i want to get myself ready for february or so. i want to make sure we're following paroleely because this group didn't participate in putting together the calendar. we need the president and vice president to pit those together. we don't have the leverage to arbitrarily change changes if we have 5 thursdays in a month and i support commissioner antoninis orange county's we have 4 to attend to irrespective if they fall on the first or fourth or fifth thursday of most. the fifth thursday meetings we could still take care of matters. i'll look to the city attorney. president fong. the charter

will remove by april 23rd. needs battery and cable.ays later, mcveigh and nichols rendezvous where they assemble the bomb in the truck. >> the ammonia nitrate would have been mixed in barrels, something kin to a 5-gallon plastic barrel. the barrels were then likely connected with the detonating cord that led to boosters and that detonating cord would come together where the caps were. >> but at the last minute, terry nichols, like michael fortee, bails out. >> as time grew near to the time of the bombing, nichols got cold feet. he decided he didn't want to do that and decided that he was going too far. mcveigh screamed at him, threatened him, may have threatened to kill him. >> on the morning of april 19th, mcveigh now on his own drives the ryder truck into oklahoma city. at 8:57 a.m., security cameras at the regency tower apartment building catch the ryder truck across the street. investigators surmise this is when mcveigh lights the first fuse. a few minutes later, mcveigh moves the truck up, lights the second fuse and parks on the n

by trillion april 15th he know how much precipitation we have. so april 15th is the date but we could do it sooner but puc could declare an energy and calory the need for mandatory rachel to allow people to platoon for the year ahead. certainly it's a dry year and if snug changes between now and federal bureau e february 1st, we also try even if we don't call for mandatory rachel we also emphasize our conservatism that we need to use water wisely and people should take advantage our our additional measures. for us the way the program lays out we call for 10 percent volunteer rash on and on. if the governor dlafrz one that didn't take effect it's up to this commission to delivery a water supply emergency. we're tracking that on a week to week basis and it's been updated so we're on top of that if things don't turn the corner we're prepared to move to a declaration of a water supply emergency. i'm happy to answer questions >> commissioner vietor. >> i have a question about how the governors ratio on and on maintaining is it would direct and priorit

martin luther king, april 3rd, 1968, the night before he was assassinated.e'll come back to this speech in memphis, tennessee in a minute. ♪ [music break] >> nina simone singing "why? (the king of love is dead)" this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman, as we continue with dr.king's speech the night before he was assassinated, april 3rd, 1968. it was a rainy night in memphis, tennessee. >> we aren't going to let any mace stop us. we are masters in our nonviolent movement in disarming police forces; they don't know what to do. i've seen them so often. i remember in birmingham, alabama, when we were in that majestic struggle there, we would move out of the 16th street baptist church day after day; by the hundreds we would move out. and bull connor would tell them to send the dogs forth, and they did come. but we just went before the dogs singing, "ain't gonna let nobody turn me around." [applause] bull connor next would say, "turn the fire hoses on." and as i said to you the other night, bull connor didn't know histor

have three -- one item that we need to decide upon at this point -- of course we will bring you in april the fully insured quote from kaiser and risk sharing defers the ability to utilize any positive gains if gains occur they put you in the position to have to fund the gains. we're not recommending pursuing that further but we would like your approval when we bring you the quotes bring you analysis about what we think is available under flex funded and self funded. yes? >> i'm sorry neil you're not at the recommendation page. >> i'm sorry. it's coming up. this is what we're saying is coming up. sorry about that. all right. any questions about item one, goal one? >> i wonder if the hit tax, how much is that? administrative 4% and 5% that you have to pay, but not the hit tax. >> hit tax for most non kaiser people is 2%. under kaiser it's less than 1% -- it's around 1%, one and a quarter% of premium. >> so administrative costs -- >> bigger. >> add 4% and minus the h it and only 1%. >> you don't pay premium tax. >> any other comments on this? >> okay. >> thank you. >> all right. let's move

in april you'll see another library seminary. april, of course, is what we consider the golden month that's when the business registration fee e.r. wlos to when it gropes o drops. again, it drops and the deadline for payment is may 31st. all those continuing outreach with the different departments and with the small businesses and their distribution lists. so may the big month when the registration fee drops. which gets us to the fall and june or june of 2014. at this point, we're going to take a step back and do an evacuation of our outreach and look at it what worked and what was successful and shift our meg away from the business registration foe to get educated and learn highway how this works and connect people to get them to learning learn more about the forms and process through this new gross receipts tax. one of the things we've done is created a business advisory group which is represented from all over san francisco. large and small. we've met with them once in december and we'll be he meeting with them in february. he

david they have to leave again in april. was there another location that they were housed in where they have to leave again in april? can they stay through at least remainder of the school year. i don't know what the options are or that you would want to do that, just another move in april seems like a lot. >> actually i am not sure where we are trying to locate a permanent home. but they as a group have to come and decide if it meets their needs and we don't want to make that decision for them. >> right now the office is located, it's a cubicle space that is shared with three other staff members from cesar chavez. it's locked in the corner of the cafeteria that is designated to undergo construction as part of the plan. at that time, they will be moved from that corner of the cafeteria to another location within cesar chavez in another shared space there. our goal in working with the district staff is to identify a permanent location that fits the needs that were outlined by the pack. >> they will be staying at cesar chavez

but, the consumption tax will rise from current 5% to 8% this april. experts say that might affect how much people spend, and cause the recovery to lose momentum. japan's economy is also dependent on the global economy. and any ups and downs will have an impact on abe's plans. so now, it's too early to say whether 2014 will be a good year for the prime minister. >> all right masayo thanks, as always. >>> weather officials in the united states are urging people to stay indoors to avoid exposure to possibly fatal low temperatures. the advisory covers a large portion of the country ranging from the midwest to the east coast. the national weather service issued a rare warning in response to a particularly cold front that moved in from canada last week. the cold spell has caused traffic accidents and the cancellation of thousands of flights. temperatures in chicago fell to a record low of minus 11 degrees celsius in the early hours of monday. forecasters warn the mercury will continue dropping to around minus 25 degrees with severe weather conditions lastin

el dorado county and showed the statewide snowpack is 12% of normal. >> the next survey happens in april. we are on track if we don't continue to get storms to have the lowest ever for that one, as well. >> it's the first lady's last day in san francisco. security is tight. she will be joined by nancy pelosi. from across the bay to around the world, the stories that matter on "kpix 5 news this morning." captions by: caption colorado comments@captioncolorado.com >>> mrs. linda marie macdonald is your realtime captioner. >>> good morning, everyone. it's friday, january 31. i'm michelle griego. >> hi, i'm frank mallicoat. it is 5:00. the weekend is nearly here. we need to know what's going on weather-wise. here's lawrence. >> showers moving through again overnight if you are just getting up. still the roadways may be wet in spots. otherwise the system moving east. the showers beginning to slide out of town. so we are going to see some drier weather on friday, breezy too. out the door partly cloudy skies, temperatures cooler this morning. 49 in san francisco. 45 in concord. 49 san jose. towa

they will take up their posts on april first do i order from. i think it's very important we should move forward and to do more to respond promptly to the markets. according to it and take measures to deal swiftly with strangers komodo became chairman in april two thousand and nine after he tought she suffered its largest ever net loss he has been pushing for structural reforms to rebuild its finances. snow continues to cause havoc in many parts of the united states meteorologist roberts data is here with more robert another so skillful that is all very freezing conditions in some places the windsor combining what that does make for us just absolute roses whether must take a look at some video here first out of buffalo new york and of cycling that some white out conditions on nearly out there this is not uncommon to see snow in buffalo and actually quite common but some of the worst with this particular blizzard in nearly twenty years the airport was shut down their travel ban was in place at this time the roads are starting to be of revolting t

the long-range forecast, february, march, april. if we see a rainfall recovery, you really have to hope we make a difference february, march, april. just released by the climate prediction center, this is the outlook taking us into the beginning of spring. the area in brown, below-average rainfall. the likelihood, seeing a miracle march or spring recovery just dropped between now and april. and the other thing we're watching is the temperature change compared to average. we're still expecting our temperatures to stay above average through april. so if any storms can break through the ridge of high pressure, the problem here is they're going to be too warm to bring any snow. most of the snow will fall with most systems above 7,000 feet. more weather like, this record-breaking highs again today. 70s earlier. more of that is in the forecast. a full look at that coming up in a few minutes. >>> tonight we're getting critical new details about a string of arson fires from the man police say started them. today, patrick brennan faced a jud

the next is set for april. we're hoping that is not historically low. kpix5. >> an acid spill on the cal campus created a scare tonight. it happened on the sixth floor of tan hall just before 8:00 p.m. students were evacuated. berkeley fire department says it was a container of hydrochloric acid. >>> some lawmakers are calling on congress to verify the quality of goods you get at outlet stores. there are claims of deceptive advertising. we sent kristen ayers to find out if what you see is what you're getting. >> art knew exactly what he was getting when he found these nike's on sale. >> these are $30 and a 30% sale off of that. >> but you're not going to expect those to last. >> he told me other shoppers, the stuff you find in an outlet store isn't sold in the main store and the quality of the merchandise doesn't stack up either. today, bay area representative, anna, and three other members of congress wrote the federal trade commission pointing out the merchandise found in outlet stores is lower quality. urging the ftc to investigate unfair marketing p

and elevators and that one is going out, award in april and bus ramps. and we have 7 bidders and prequalified that is outside of the transit center and anticipated bids in february with an anticipated award in march as well. and so that is, some of our contracts that are out on the street at this point. and some of the work that was reported at the jec, michael terio was there to report on the work on how it is progressing and the mc cubed or the multicraft core curriculum with john oconal and we are actually going to implement and it is going to start? the next school year, august of 2014. and the carpenter todd williams was there and reported that the things are going well with the school district as well too, and working with the helmets to hard hats and they have had a report on the good success on the helmets to hard hats and as part of the year, i acknowledge many who is in the audience for us today working with the school district. and they have graduated 6 students out of their apprentice program that was reported at the november 21st meeting. an

to include april 17th as a cancelled date city attorney would aligning me to specific april 17th hearing so to accommodate aefrt. >> but it doesn't occur on a thursday. >> on that motion to adapt the hearing schedule and to include april 17th to recognize aefrt commissioner antonini. commissioner borden. sxhifg >> commissioner moore. commissioner wu and president fong >> so moved, commissioners, that motion passes 5 to 4 commissioner antonini voting against. >> thank you, commissioners for that. commissioners that will place you under departmental matters directors announcements. >> thank you, commissioners. a couple of things you had asked a couple of weeks about the status of the academy of arts university. we're moving forward and i'm planning at our request to schedule a date in february. we'll anticipating a draft and we're making progress we're making slower progress than i like we're making the progress on the eir & as we move forward. secondly, in your packet today, i think it was the annual report from the last fiscal year. i would like you to tack a long time that and if you ha

opposition groups like the april 6th movement will boycott the referendum.t will be explained why. >> we can never participate and give legitimacy to a regime. it is neither democratic nor civil. >> any political party based on religion will be banned. further eroding the position of the muslim brotherhood which has been called a terrorist organization. despite this, another party with a strong religious core, the salafi indicated that this favoured a yes vote. >> translation: moving away from the constitutional amendments lead to chaos. these are factors affecting the position. we can confirm that not only are we saying yes, but we hope egyptians will vote yes. >> this is the first big test of public opinion since the removal of mohamed morsi as president. those who deposed him called for a large turnout and positive results. if they vote yes, egyptians will have seen three different constitutions in less than three years. >> while in a leaked audio recording defence minister and army chief general abdul fatah al-sisi is heard to have talked about the handl

kerry wants to sign off on a comprehensive treaty by april. let's go to our correspondent in jerusalem. kerry is continuing his shuttle diplomacy today. how are his tactics being received? >> the secretary of state, i think, has people here worry. he is shuttling between jerusalem and ramallah. it is significant that the two leaders, even after four and a half months of negotiations the dream people below them, are not prepared to meet yet. a are not yet ready to meet. john kerry is going between them with a combination of charm and determination, but i think it makes people here nervous. you could see that both sides in advance of this talk were spinning, taking open, and, suggesting that these talks might fail for a variety of reasons. each of them are trying to prepare their defense and saying it is not my fault. it is now put up or shut up time. will they say no to him, our work -- or walk further down the road toward peace? ministerrmer prime ariel sharon is in hospital. he has been for years, but however his condition is deteriorating fu

we're expecting more activity probably around april. turn then to energy efficiency issues at the cpuc as it relates to -- >> can i ask a question? >> absolutely. >> so since pg and e is in control of the power throughout the city owe on -- owe will they issue letters to ask people on opt in? >> i don't know what method they would use to communicate with the customers but customers would need to somehow elect to join the program. >> thank you. >> your welcome. >> so then on the energy efficiency front we do have a proposed decision issued by an alj administrative law judge there on plan implementation for community choice aggregation entities where funds are awards that are collected from pg and e customers currently receiving funding from both electric and gas funds collected from pg and e rate pairs and pairs and the proposal will eliminate funding from -- we're keeping an eye on. other operating cca's and cca advocates have argued at the cpuc that that's not a good approach certainly for san francisco where you know green house gas r

mail in april of 1995. and during that time, the unabomber placed or mailed 16 devices. >> the first device explodes at northwestern university just north of chicago. disguised as an ordinary package, the bomb inflicts minor injuries on a university police officer. a year later northwestern is hit a second time. when another package detonates on campus, a graduate student sustains cuts on his arms and burns around his eyes. then on november 15th, 1979, a bomb is placed in the cargo hold of american airlines flight 444 heading from chicago to washington, d.c. in mid-flight, it sets off a smoldering fire. 12 passengers suffer smoke inhalation. >> the pilots were able to land the plane at dulles shortly before they said to us later it probably would have burned through the hydraulics and dropped the plane out of the sky. >> authorities now begin to suspect the bombings are linked. all doubt is removed seven months later. a suspicious package arrives at the home of percy wood, the president of united airlines.

president and chief executive officer yasuhiro sato said he will resign on april 1 srt. he will keep his post as president of mizuho financial group. nobuhide hayashi will succeed. >> translator: i believe my resignation will promote companywide efforts to improve business practices. >> sato also said he made the decision to resign after filing a plan last week to improve business operations with the financial regulators. the financial services agency has given administrative punishments to the bank twice for failing to rectify the wrongful loan practices. the agency blamed the bank's internal divisions and poor oversight by the board of directors. >>> that is going to wrap it up for biz tonight. let's get one more check of the markets. >>> every morning investors turn their attention to asia. the tokyo market leads the way and markets around the world follow. >> from the decisions that could change the course of an economy. >> to the latest business trends. >> up-to-the-minute market reports. >> and analysis by specialists from around the world. >> get all the latest bu

we'll see by the end of april., that's where it's going to be. >> martin, when we look at the american deadlines, obviously we're trying to do this through the diplomatic channels and through the skilled work of secretary kerry in this, but when we think about both sides looking for the other to come into this as an honest broker, who blinks first? >> well, that's a really good question. it's all about blinking. the history of the negotiations between the israelis and palestinia palestinians, when they've been pressured by the americans or the europeans, is always to make it look as if it was the other side that said no to the deal. this time the americans are not going for that. they want a time deal, and they're insisting on it. the fact that kerry's been ten times to israel since he became secretary of state to visit with the palestinians and the israelis is a huge investment by the american government. you know, everyone knows what the final deal is going to be. it's going to be borders based on 1967, the borde

april this month this year and so i mean talk about prolonging the negotiations a little this is. premature. and lacks of course knowledge of the status of the negotiations if we reach a stage worth it what is needed is an extra day to arrive at an agreement that needs to be signed maybe we'll talk about prolonging it with an extra day but i don't think based on what we have seen so far that there is a need for prolonging the negotiations what are the main obstacles that the point that remain. the main obstacles are very clear if you know that israel is not seriously interested in the negotiations they are using the negotiations as means to. maintain the status quo to build more settlements and to put the blame on the palestinians when they try to divert the negotiations from the original final status issues into the newly presented issues like the jewish nation of the state of israel who like the. security arrangements on the jordan valley these are not the issues or the final status that has we have agreed to discuss since launch into the so it's very clear that introducing a ne