we hope to see that you make an investment towards seniors to support us soon. thank you. >> thank you very much. next speaker, please. >> [ hi, my name is mr. quack. i'm a represent ative from chinatown. i want to draw attention today to pedestrian safety and to the well being of pedestrians. i want to see an investment towards ped safety. an example of what i want to see is an education campaign using television media on educating pedestrians on how to be safe. i hope to see that you put investment and resources in high need areas where there is a dense population of pedestrians. we want to see that perhaps cameras be used as an enforcement mechanism to catch bad drivers. a third thick -- thing i want to call attention to transit seniors that are pick pocketed who are riding buses. the next thing i want to talk about is hoping that our city government puts it's attention and efforts toward providing transportation for seniors and those with disabilities. seniors are the grass roots of our community. we care a lot about this. seniors and people with disabilitie

hello director marty wanted to ask i know this is an informal presentation you'll be coming before us soon and i want to know more details about the museum the project you have underway. >> we're adding additional resources to the program i'll be happy to provide you with the briefing. >> thank you. >> thank you. again. anybody wish to let's open this up for general public comment comment seeing none, public comment is closed >> colleagues could you have a motion to file item number one so moved week to week. >> item 2 is the motion ordinance for the election to be held on november 4, 2014, and is ordinance tax regulation enforcing a tax on sugar sweetened beverages and the active recreation and improving the access to nutrition for the school district u unified school district for the nutrition programs and school lunch and other programs. >> thank you very much. this measure and this hearing sponsored principally by supervisor wiener and supervisor wiener >> supervisor mar. the court: thank you. chair farrell and everyone. we're here to meryl discuss this historic legislation that will p

please get back with us soon, we will like to meet with you if you need us to. >> thank you, next speaker. >> david cannon will not be speaking. i am iona (inaudible). >> this is your writing. >> it's not mine but it's me. thank you for being here, kind of hard to cover anything more. my workers did a good job and a lot of people voiced their concerns. i wanted to remind folks, i don't want any future generation to sit at any classroom at any university and say what urban renewal taught me as a cal student. that we displaced and did a project that doesn't serve the community and residents. and we have questions about lenders and vendors and who is going to manage. and hud is going on provide a waiver for those folks that are going to be fixed or better. i want us to be mindful that an agreement would serve us that we have well-paying jobs with the living wage. and we have tenant right protections. and it serves the board in its best interest to do that. so we can work together, not just the housing authority or the mayor's office but a larger group. i am concerned on a 18-month path and w

the five leading companies known for the vaccination we know some of them are going to visit us soon.> saudi arabia, the birthplace of islam, is inspected to receive them in july and more in october. >> some 36,000 athletes will compete in the boston marathon this monday, putting the world-renowned race back in the spotlight after it was the target of a bomb attack last year that left three dead. race organizers have expanded the field by 9000 runners, to allow those left on the course last year another chance to compete. otherfelt like any pre-marathon sunday in boston, a march day in the april calendar. the finishe crossing line but the atmosphere was filled with sorrow. the bombing last your killed three people. but even that has him little to keep them away from the 43 kilometer race. >> the bad guys will not take this away from us and all the people who get involved. >> what happened last year, i was only angry at the fact that the affair and image of what boston -- was ruined. friends, itpeak my is all about renewal and reclaiming are likely -- our rightly place. >> i think ever

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soon very lucrative. one of the first 12 licensed commercial growers of medical marijuana. they useocolate factory to produce a very different product. under canada's new laws, what springs from this soil will soon be available online to people with a doctor's prescription. >> we have 25 strains, and probably by the ex-of the month we'll have even more. they are strains who are good for people suffering from neurological issue, and right through to pain and cancer treatment. >> reporter: it is still illegal to smoke marijuana for fun in canada, but the number using it for health reasons is expected to sore. a community has to give their consent for a medical marijuana facility, but that has been no problem here. in fact the police station a just across the street. the mayor, who's late brother used medical marijuana says almost any new business would be welcome. >> i would be hard pressed to stand here and defending you that i just turned down another 100 jobs. >> reporter: it look months to get a license, but finding the right people hasn't been difficult and the work force will so

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note, we did invite palestinian authority president abbas to appear on the program and hope he joins us soon. >>> when we return from the middle east to europe to asia, my next guest will help us decipher the obama doctrine. why relocating manufacturingpany to upstate new york? i tell people it's for the climate. the conditions in new york state are great for business. new york is ranked #2 in the nation for new private sector job creation. and now it's even better because they've introduced startup new york - dozens of tax-free zones where businesses pay no taxes for ten years. you'll get a warm welcome in the new new york. see if your business qualifies at startupny.com that corporate trial by fire when every slacker gets his due. and yet, there's someone around the office who hasn't had a performance review in a while. someone whose poor performance is slowing down the entire organization. i'm looking at you phone company dsl. go to comcastbusiness.com/ checkyourspeed. if we can't offer faster speeds or save you money we'll give you $150. comcast business built for business. >>> i'm joine

come back and see us soon, okay? >> thank you. >> thanks for joining us. >> "legal view" with ashleigh >> "legal view" with ashleigh banfield starts now. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>>>> a 16-year-old survives in the wheel well. how did he get past security on to runway in the first place. >>> divers have just made it into the south korean ferry's cafeteria area. that's where they believe the bulk of the passengers were huddled when that ship went down. we are live at the search scene. and should race and gender make a difference on college applications? the supreme court steps in yet again to settle another fight over affirmative action on american campuses. and civil rights groups are not one bit happy about the outcome this time. >>> hello, everyone, i'm ashleigh banfield. welcome to "legal view." surviving a flight stowed away in the wheel well of a jumbo jet in subzero temperatures. pretty much no oxygen. apparently this seems to be punishment enough. because the feds are saying they have no plans at t

us. >> soon after the second phil campaign, paul watson was thrown out of greenpeace for breaching thecs of nonviolence. he had gone too far. whalersd to pursue the without compromise. he set up his own group, the sea shepherd society, got himself a ship. the first thing he did was hunt down the sierra, in illegal whlaler. >> i hit the sierra at the bow to get its attention and destroy the harpoon. did a 360 degree turn and started slamming and at 15 knots, split it open to the water line. that ship had killed 25,000 whales. what we are able to do in one year shut down every single pirate whaling vessel in the atlantic. at the end of that one year period, three were on the bottom, two were going to the south african navy, and one had been sold. >> can see shepherd when after whaling nations -- then the sea shepherd when after whaling nations. >> in 1986, greenpeace came up and said, i want to let you know what you did in iceland was criminal and unforgivable. i said, so. he said, you should know what people in this movement think about you. i said, i don't give a damn, john. i did not

come back and see us soon, okay? joining us. >> "legal view" with ashleigh >> "legal view" with ashleigh banfield starts now. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>>>> a 16-year-old survives in the wheel well. how did he get past security on to runway in the first place. >>> divers have just made it into the south korean ferry's cafeteria area. that's where they believe the bulk of the passengers were

if we are to pay them and feed them we shall have the well population of ireland upon us soon enough. >> wood's colleague understood that terrible things were happening in ireland but whose fault was that? >> the great evil with which we have to contend is not the physical evil of the famine but the moral evil of the selfish perverse and turbulent character of the people. >> eventually, it was hoped ireland would learn an important lesson from starvation. >> the proper business of a government is to enable private individuals of every rank and profession in life to carry on their several occupations with freedom and safety. interfering as little as possible with the business of the land opener, merchant -- landowner, merchant, money lender or any function of life. >> with as they dispersed across the world, fam pin immigrants reached a very different conclusion about the proper business of goth. when they were sashing, the government told them that they lacked character. when government offered aid, it asked the poor to prove they were worthy of that aid. as survivors and their childr

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crews will soon use sonar equipment. >>> new images are giving us a picture of how a teen stowed away. the boy door is covered in footprints. the boy told authorities he was trying to fly to africa. he waited more than six hours somewhere on the air field before climbing in that wheel well. >> it is 4:32. santa clara city council, neighbors complained about the two bedroom home being turned into six mini dorms. people in the neighborhood say they are worried about noise. >> i love santa clara but on the other hand when you get 12 and 15 students together and they have parties in the middle of the night it can be a problem. >> any remodels to four or more must get a permit from the planning commission. >> body of an asian man was found yesterday in the wear house complex near the plant shopping center. police have not said how he was killed but they say it appears that the man was in some sort of struggle. police are looking for two men who smashed through the front door of a walmart and stole cigarettes. you see the men break through the door there and they load boxes of cigarettes in

they're not being used but what we're being told is they may be used soon.his isn't just a practical decision though. officials are saying they are going to make sure that they have the consent of the families. so it's an emotional decision as well as a practical one. the families have to agree that they can be used because effectively when you start to use those cranes and you start to lift the ship up, it's almost like an implicit acceptance that all life has been lost on that ship so this is why authorities are saying that they want to mach sure all the familys agree. of course it is five days since that ship did sink and we haven't seen any survivors come off that ship since wednesday, when it actually sunk. at this point, unfortunately, it's only the deceased that are being retrieved from the very tell self. >> paula, family members of those who have been lost at this point tried to march in protest to seoul. they were blocked by police. why is that? >> reporter: well, where we are in jindo is actually about a five-hour drive from seoul. this was clearl

days, we will celebrate these truly remarkable liv lives, courageous and noble men taken from us far too soon. and we hope and we pray that in some small way together, by our memories, and through our collective heartache we will bring some comfort to their families, friends and comrades in arms. they will be truly and always miss missed. so thank you for joining us, god bless our fallen heroes, those still struggling towards recovery. god bless the united states of america and this glorious army, who keep us free. >> ladies and gentlemen, the president of the united states, president barack obama. >> in our lives, in our joys and in our sorrows, we've learned that there is a time for every matter under heaven. we laugh and we weep, we celebrate and we mourn. peace.ve and mourn and we pray but scripture also teaches that alongside the temporal, one thing is eternal. love bears all things, believes all things, hopes all things, endures all things. love never ends. deputy secretary fox, general dempsey, secretary mchugh, general generals o drd irkodianero and also the families that have been ta

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that the city was not comfortable with people tracking their vehicles using data they tracked us with. >> soon after the city made alpr data private. turn out the trackers don't like being tracked. it doesn't stop them tracking the rest of us. >> automatic licence place recognition is not going anywhere any time soon. it's expanding across the country. should we worry about being tracked. kate crawford the director of technologiy for liberty program of the aclu. you heard police say that the technology is helping them solve murders, find missing children and clear suspects in some crimes, so what is the problem? >> there's two ways you can use licence plate technology, and in the clips you played the officers were conflating the two ways. they are different. one of them is to do things like flag a sex offender sitting outside a public school when the officer drives by or flag a stolen car as an officer is driving down the street. he encounters a stolen car, makes an encounter. that is one way that licence plate readers can be used. the other way is to amass huge quantities of data, as you desc

. >> that's right, always use security warnings as soon as they come out. >> thank you for joining us on this edition. that brings us to the end of "inside story." the program may be over but the conversation continues. we want to hear what you think about this or any day's show. log on to our facebook page where you have changed your pass ward or twitter. or reach me directly at ray suarez news. see you for the next inside stor"insidestory." in washington, i'm ray suarez. >>> eastern ukraine slides towards chaos, and pro-russian forces continue to protest. >> hello, you are watching, al jazeera, i'm sammy, always on the show, hundreds of high school students missing after their ferry capsizes off of the coast of south korea. nearly a million people in the uk, relying on food handouts. and the future king of australia, or just another britain holiday? we look at attitudes

hood soldiers who have given their lives in iraq and afghanistan, they were taken from us much too soon. like the 13 americans we lost five years ago, their passing shakes our soul. and in moments such as this, we summon once more what we've learned in these hard years of war. we reach within our wounded hearts, we lean on each other, we hold each other up, we carry on, and with god's amazing grace, we somehow bear what seems unbearable. love bears all things, believes all things, hopes all things, endures all things. love never ends. may god watch over these american soldiers, may he keep strong their families whose love endures, and may god continue to bless the united states of america with patriots such as these. >> ladies and gentlemen, at this time staff sergeant reese from the first cavalry division will sing "amazing grace." ♪ amazing grace how sweet the sound that saved a wretch like me ♪ ♪ i once was lost but now i'm found ♪ ♪ was blind but now i see ♪ ♪ 'twas grace that taught my heart to fear and grace my fears relieved ♪ ♪ how precious did that grace appear the hour i first

ross sorkin and michelle caruso cabrera is in for us with becky quick out, we hope she's back with us soonllionaire real estate investor same zell, barry sternlight is joining us, and then bill miller. plus big news to move the markets. and michelle has more on that. good morning, michelle. >>> following friday's employment report, the focus will shift from jobs to profits. the financial sector is going to kickoff the earnings season later this week. both jpmorgan and wells fargo scheduled to report on friday. profits for the s&p 500 companies are expected to rise by 1.2% in the first quarter. ahead of that, the fed will put out the minutes to the march meeting on wednesday. the markets will look for more clues on what the central bank could be thinking about the future of interest rates and the bond-buying program known as quantitative easing. let's check out the futures, are

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us he was slashing and stabbing indiscriminately over the course of a five minute rampage. the attack began just as classes were about to start. >> multiple victims. we need ambulance here as soon as possible. >> reporter: students scattered as the attacker moved between classrooms and into the hallway. police say he used two knives, she saw him attack another boy. what did you think was happening when you saw him on the ground? >> i thought they were fighting at first. and i didn't think much of it at the time until i saw blood and then i knew something was really wrong. >> reporter: where did you see blood? >> on his stomach. he lifted up his shirt and there was blood all over his stomach. >> reporter: some victims described a sensation of being punched and not realizing they were stabbed. classmates used paper towels to apply pressure to wounds until help arrived. dr. mark rubino: >> and they seemed to have a pattern. most of them were to the right lower abdomen and right flank and that created some of the criticality of their wounds. >> reporter: a wounded student pulled a fire alarm to get people out of the building. the rampage ended when a campus police officer and a vic

they should use them soon.s we know, inflation is weakening in the euro area. it is the -- you have a projection they should publish in march. it is a new projection. the new projection is a bit lower. i think it's your indication that they need to act. everybody would be convinced. the markets will be prepared. we will not be surprised. >> there's the thoughts on the ecb. meanwhile, india is heading to the polls starting on monday. from the goldman sachs ceo jim o'neill said he expects india's growth to come in between 8% and 9% in 2015. and that the country could positively surprise under the right leadership. >> india has got this incredible potential that comes from its demographics. the elections are a huge thing, indonesia, likes of brazil, but i think india could positively surprise if we have better leadership. >> the head of em asia and economic research at jpmorgan, former principal advice for india's ministry of finance, thanks very much indeed for joining us. the market seems to be betting here that

it is for this reason we have suggested to our european partners and friends that all of us meet as soons possible and map out methods of support for the ukrainian can economy, that is if you truly care about the well-being of ukraine and truly love the ukrainian nation. >> ukraine may also owe an additional $18 billion in fines written into a 2009 contract. putin has said gas sent to europe through ukraine may be turned off soon if the bills are not paid. representatives of the european union met in luxembourg and announced fresh sanctions against russia. >> we have agreed to expand the sanctions the second of sanctions, and to add further names to those sanctions. so we have taken that decision in the council stay. we have stressed the urgency of completing the work on a possible third tier of more far-reaching sanctions should those become necessary and the european commission has assured us that work is almost complete. >> tens of thousands of russian troops are masked along the ukraine border. the international community fears the area's recent unrest could be used as a pretext for

going on, and they said they didn't have any comment, they would look into it and get back to us, and as soon as we know, we'll get back to you, john. >> that really could be a shift in what this operation is all about. erin mclaughlin, good catch on that. great to have you this morning. >> now to the investigation and the new information cnn has learned about just what may have happened in the cockpit of that boeing 777. malaysian officials now believe the plane did drop in altitude after crossing over malaysia and disappeared from radar during that time. it's a story first reported by senior international correspondent nic robertson. he's live for us this morning in kuala lumpur. so, nic, does this change the focus of the investigation right now, the significance of this drop in altitude? >> reporter: it certainly gives investigators something more to go on. the concerns initially, way back in the beginning of the investigation, mechanical failure or somebody taking control of the aircraft. this seems to add up in the direction of somebody intentionally taking control of the aircraft, the a

fort hood soldiers who have given their lives in iraq and afghanistan, they were taken from us much too soonlike the 13 americans we lost five years ago, their passing shakes our ñrsoul. in moments such as this, we summon once more what we have learned in these hard years of war, we reach within our wounded hearts, we lean on each other, we hold each other up, we carry on and with god's amazing grace, we somehow bear what seems unbearable. love bears all xdthings, believ all things, hopes all things,Ñi endures all things. love never Ñiends. may god watch over these american soldiers. may he keep strong their families whose love endures. 4 united states of america with patriots such as these. >> the president of the united states speaking before three battlefield crosses, the helmets, rifles, boots of three u.s. army soldiers, struck down at fort hood, texas last week. earlier this morning the president also sent his thoughts to the victims of another tragedy, the mass slashing today at a high school near pittsburgh. there will be much more about that and the fort hood story on your local new

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. >> that's right, always use security warnings as soon as they come out. >> thank you for joining us on this edition. that brings us to the end of "inside story." the program may be over but the conversation continues. we want to hear what you think about this or any day's show. log on to our facebook page where you have changed your pass ward or twitter. or reach me directly at ray suarez news. see you for the next inside stor"insidestory." in washington, i'm ray suarez. an ancient city sacred to three different faiths. for jews, the sight of they're fist holy temple. for christians, the seen of jesus christ's death and resurrection. and for muslims the location of the prophet mohammed's ascent to heaven. this could only be one place... jerusalem. the visitor to jerusalem can not help but t

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come back and see us soon. take a look at the big board, near the highs of the day.ames report their profits next week? is that the real indicator of the stock market? the real halftime report is coming up next. >> the world may have escaped tough to legislation that could have put an end to the well show. it would have put limit to orkut captivity, it has been delayed. the good news is shares are up by 2.5%. take a look at intuitive surgical. the stock is down 6%. it was up the big after the fbi revealed he surgical system, different story today the earnings fell by 24% on weak demand for that system. the stock taking a big hit as you can see. another auto recall to tell you about. it is not toyota or gm, it is volkswagen. ordering stoppage of new models. a problem with the o-ring can lead to engine fires. more on a massive toyota recall next in the real halftime report. the conditions in new york state are great for business. new york is ranked #2 in the nation for new private sector job creation. and now it's even better because they've introduced startup new york

they have also been pumping oxygen into the vessel and they hope to use cranes soon to right the vesselerhaps move the shape to shallower waters. the slow pace of the search is causing understandable grief to families waiting for news. they have been complaining about lack of pore and also claims there was no order to abandon ship. meanwhile the vice principal as a school where the vast majority of the children came from has hanged himself. he reportedly felt very survivoring. the captain was not at the helm when it capsized. a junior officer was steering the ship when the accident occurred. the captain is facing criticism for apparently jumping in to a rescue boat while hundreds were still on board. arrest warrants have now been issued for the captain and two members of his crew. a lot of the focus of the investigation will be that survivors said they were told to stay still and not evacuate the ship. a member of the crew said no order was given to abandon ship and we have seen video of people staying still on the ship perhaps for 30 or 40 minutes as it started to cap ssize. back to yo

police asked twitter users to post pictures of themselves with new york police officers, using #mynypd. soon after that pictures of police roughing up protesters appeared on twitter. the commissioner said he kind of welcomed the attention, and most of the photos were old news. now we've noticed oakland, and san francisco police are getting the same kind of twitter treatment. >>> twitter has apparently been hacked, and thousands of users have been compromised. twitter is warning the links may be harmful. the attack may be related to security breaches at other sites. >>> a channel 2 investigation has uncovered allegations of animals being misidentified at a bay area animal shelter, and those mistakes turned deadly. >> the dog was euthanizedded as a pit bull when it wasn't a pit bull. >> workers say they have pictures to prove the problems. tomorrow night at 10:00, 2 investigates looks into how this could happen and how often the biggest bay area shelters are euthanized in animals. again, that's tomorrow night on the 10:00 news. >>> nice looking day today. tomorrow about the same temperatures.

. >> they were taken from us much too soon. like the 13 americans we lost five years ago. their passing shakes our soul. >> reporter: investigators say an army specialist opened fire on the base after an argument with fellow soldiers about taking time off. he later killed himself. >>> some of the toughest guys in the bay area. they jumped out of a plane to rescue a family stranded at sea. tonight, they show us exactly what it took. >>> and hillary clinton gets ready to return to the bay area. tonight, the question that left her speechless. >>> imagine going shopping and seeing this. what's a crocodile doing at a northern california mall? that's next. ♪ at kaiser permanente we've reduced serious heart attacks by 62%, which makes days with grandpa jack 100% more possible. join us at kp.org and thrive. >> and take a look at this if you are about ready to get on the road. it's a nightmare now for anyone driving through downtown san francisco or across the bay bridge. several lanes on the bridge are closed for emergency repairs. a big pothole opened up on the upper deck a coupl

hood soldiers who have given their lives in iraq and afghanistan, they were taken from us much too soon. like the 13 americans we lost five years ago. their passing shakes our soul. >> reporter: this tribute ended with the first sergeant calling the n of the dead soldiers. >> sergeant first class daniel ferguson. >> reporter: it is known as the last roll call. >> staff sergeant. >> reporter: each name is shouted louder. >> reporter: a plea for absent soldiers to return and a promise that their comrades will remember them always. 12 of the soldiers wounded are back on duty. four remain hospitalized in stable condition. anna werner, cbs news, ft. hood, texas. >>> coming up on the "morning news," back on land. a family rescued at sea has arrived home, but they face a firestorm of criticism over who will foot the bill for the rescue operation. this is the "cbs morning newnin" dad, why are you getting that? is there a prize in there? oh, there's a prize, all right. [ male announcer ] inside every box of cheerios are those great-tasting little o's made from carefully selected oats that can he

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