according to a grand jury report, the so-called levy organization headed by a man named raphael levi illegally obtained 1,000 fraudulent pennsylvania license plates >> our office today filed charges against 12 persons and 14 businesses that operated a major, major organized crime ring here in the commonwealth of pennsylvania. >> josh shapiro explained that this sophisticated process began with submitting forged documents to penndot to obtain license plates. according to the report, those phony plates would then be rented out for $400 a month >> to people who wanted them specifically to evade law enforcement, evade paying ez pass, and evade paying tolls and

according to a grand jury report, the so-called levy organization headed by a man named raphael levi illegally obtained 1,000 fraudulent pennsylvania license plates >> our office today filed charges against 12 persons and 14 businesses that operated a major, major organized crime ring here in the commonwealth of pennsylvania. >> josh shapiro explained that this sophisticated process began with submitting forged documents to penndot to obtain license plates. according to the report, those phony plates would then be rented out for $400 a month >> to people who wanted them specifically to evade law enforcement, evade paying ez pass, and evade paying tolls and

you will notice san raphael, lincoln avenue it is coming down, pouring in the san raphael area, little too wait to snap a picture. here's a look at american canyon seers point, we're seeing moderate to heavy pockets of rain. this batch of moisture is moving northeast ward, expect it heading into cordelia area and great down pours around elcerrito, kensington. i'm concerned about the moisture stream coming in here, cold unstable air. that's the rest of this storm, meaning potential for thunder with hail. rain fall totals with the last storm almost three inches in san raphael. in liver more 0.7 of an inch. heavy rain. winds out of the southwest. 28 in napa. not as windy as it was what the last storm where gusts reached up to 83 miles an hour. temperatures in the 50s. it's slippery. showing the wet and windy possibility of thunder. cold showers saturday. dry and sunday sunny. the weekend is not a complete wash out. waves come up to 16 feet large breakers especially for north west facing beaches, rip current risk and sneaker waves be careful. tonight through tomorrow rain fall less than ha

according to a grand jury report, the so-called levy organization headed by a man named raphael levi illegally obtained 1,000 fraudulent pennsylvania license plates >> our office today filed charges against 12 persons and 14 businesses that operated a major, major organized crime ring here in the commonwealth of pennsylvania. >> josh shapiro explained that this sophisticated process began with submitting forged documents to penndot to obtain license plates. according to the report, those phony plates would then be rented out for $400 a month >> to people who wanted them specifically to evade law enforcement, evade paying ez pass, and evade paying tolls and parking tickets along the way. >> shapiro said these plates racked up about $1 million in fees in and around pennsylvania. while earning an additional million by washing car titles of loans, rolling back owe dom meters, falsifying insurance policies and creating fake driver's license >> to live in the lap of luxury and feed their appetite for agreed >> largely paid for by taxpayers, he hopes this report should highlight changes so

according to a grand jury report, the so-called levy organization headed by a man named raphael levi illegally obtained 1,000 fraudulent pennsylvania license plates >> our office today filed charges against 12 persons and 14 businesses that operated a major, major organized crime ring here in the commonwealth of pennsylvania. >> josh shapiro explained that this sophisticated process began with submitting forged documents to penndot to obtain license plates. according to the report, those phony plates would then be rented out for $400 a month >> to people who wanted them specifically to evade law enforcement, evade paying ez pass, and evade paying tolls and parking tickets along the way. >> shapiro said these plates racked up about $1 million in fees in and around pennsylvania. while earning an additional million by washing car titles of loans, rolling back owe dom meters, falsifying insurance policies and creating fake driver's license >> to live in the lap of luxury and feed their appetite for agreed >> largely paid for by taxpayers, he hopes this report should highlight changes so

raphael with the wide range of stakeholder and effected parties you k34ug9 with did that include the san francisco apartment association. >> they expressed concerns or less your intention to answer the concerns their concerns will be addressed ♪ ordinance and baraka speak about the specification of their concerns >> so you'll, recommending to the sponsor of this legislation some. >> i think we can work through the concerns and see if the amendments are needed i'm not sure we'll need to change the ordinance to address their concerns. >> okay. i look forward to hearing more. >> great. >> good afternoon members of the board show i precede. >> go ahead, please. >> so the ordinance as proposed as supervisor tang outlined was focused on flexibility and being both programmatic about the up front costs at the new construction as well as planning for the future so the core of that is a requirement that electrical service. >> sir identify yourself for the record. >> i'm barry with the department of the environment. >> so the core of the ordinance the service needs to be sized to provide for se

raphael with the wide range of stakeholder and effected parties you k34ug9 with did that include the san francisco apartment association. >> they expressed concerns or less your intention to answer the concerns their concerns will be addressed ♪ ordinance and baraka speak about the specification of their concerns >> so you'll, recommending to the sponsor of this legislation some. >> i think we can work through the concerns and see if the amendments are needed i'm not sure we'll need to change the ordinance to address their concerns. >> okay. i look forward to hearing more. >> great. >> good afternoon members of the board show i precede. >> go ahead, please. >> so the ordinance as proposed as supervisor tang outlined was focused on flexibility and being both programmatic about the up front costs at the new construction as well as planning for the future so the core of that is a requirement that electrical service. >> sir identify yourself for the record. >> i'm barry with the department of the environment. >> so the core of the ordinance the service needs to be sized to provide for se

. >> the sponsor a director and the document filed for discussion item and director raphael would youike to introduce this item. >> thank you, president this issue about electrical vehicles i want to reference i don't think she's here anymore the member of the public denise that talked about the fact that just getting everybody out after gallon car into an electrical vehicle will not solve the problem we've got to get people out of cars when we are driving cars whether that is a homeowner are an apartment dweller are fleet we need to get off of gladden and, if you will, so this is an issue that has come before the policy committee a couple of times the policy committee has weighed in and heard presentations about what is possible within our jurisdiction that we can do so what you'll hear from barry is the result of many, many months of work, work not only with the commission but also with a number of stakeholders to craft a policy recognize that is both practical in the sense that the people understand it and know what necessary need to do and also meeting in that that pushes the enve

raphael with the wide range of stakeholder and effected parties you k34ug9 with did that include the san francisco apartment association. >> they expressed concerns or less your intention to answer the concerns their concerns will be addressed ♪ ordinance and baraka speak about the specification of their concerns >> so you'll, recommending to the sponsor of this legislation some. >> i think we can work through the concerns and see if the amendments are needed i'm not sure we'll need to change the ordinance to address their concerns. >> okay. i look forward to hearing more. >> great. >> good afternoon members of the board show i precede. >> go ahead, please. >> so the ordinance as proposed as supervisor tang outlined was focused on flexibility and being both programmatic about the up front costs at the new construction as well as planning for the future so the core of that is a requirement that electrical service. >> sir identify yourself for the record. >> i'm barry with the department of the environment. >> so the core of the ordinance the service needs to be sized to provide for se

pinturicchio and raphael. >> van gogh. >> this is van gogh.d be the envy of many art historians. i have thechance to appreciate some of the most important pieces of art in the world, he said. sometimes the doors themselves impress. this is the oldest key, crea explains. it's from the 1700s, key number 401. the most important key, though, does not have a number and it's kept inside a sealed envelope. as the lights came on inside the sistine chapel, we saw how for him this is far more than a job. it's extraordinary. it's incredible, he marveled. i cannot say anything because this artwork speaks for itself. as the sun rose, he let us peek at bramante's spiral staircase. the doors were opened and the museum ready. does this ever get mundane? nope, absolutely not, he insisted. every day i discover something new here, a work of art, painting, something. the vatican museum sees more than 6 million viewers a year, but nobody gets to see it quite as gianni crea does. seth doane, cbs news, vatican city. >> quite a job. >>> coming up after your local new

raphael with the wide range of stakeholder and effected parties you k34ug9 with did that include the san francisco apartment association. >> they expressed concerns or less your intention to answer the concerns their concerns will be addressed ♪ ordinance and baraka speak about the specification of their concerns >> so you'll, recommending to the sponsor of this legislation some. >> i think we can work through the concerns and see if the amendments are needed i'm not sure we'll need to change the ordinance to address their concerns. >> okay. i look forward to hearing more. >> great. >> good afternoon members of the board show i precede. >> go ahead, please. >> so the ordinance as proposed as supervisor tang outlined was focused on flexibility and being both programmatic about the up front costs at the new construction as well as planning for the future so the core of that is a requirement that electrical service. >> sir identify yourself for the record. >> i'm barry with the department of the environment. >> so the core of the ordinance the service needs to be sized to provide for se

the doors he opens reveal masterpieces, pinturicchio, and raphael. this is van gogh. job would be the envy of many art historians. "i have the chance to appreciate some of the most important pieces of art in the world," he said. sometimes the doors themselves impress. "this is the oldest key," crea explained. "it's from the 1700s, key number 401." the most important key, though, does not have a number, and it's kept inside a sealed envelope. as the lights came on inside the sistine chapel, we saw how for him, this is far more than a job. "it's extraordinary. it's incredible," he marveled. "i cannot say anything because this artwork speaks for itself." as the sun rose, he let us peek at bramante's spiral staircase. pee doors were open and the museum ready. does this ever get mundane? "no, absolutely not," he insisted. "every day, i discover something aw here-- a work of art, a painting, something." se vatican museums sees more than six million visitors a year, but no one gets to see it quite as gianni crea does. seth doane, cbs, news, vatican city. >> pelley: seth's go

mayor and our state senator and recognize the supervisors supervisor jeff sheehy and college board raphael and alex behind you thank you it takes a village and the village is here today, i'm, occur self-check - just today,d out this new administration has in the dark of night taken lgbt questions off of the survey a national survey for the purposes of better understanding the seniors need we need to respond in 90 days we need to let them know what they don't know so i'm here to recount a brief story i was in contact with marcie and janet 20 years ago to start this conversation about the growing need for the senior population in the community and coincidentally public office really fascinated the challenge over the year and resource to bring them together art called me mark you have a great issue as art would say you know the lgbt community is going to have needs for senior population in years ahead an idea he was mayor a >> now we need to do something so i'm curious i've been talking to marcie and janet we brought everyone together and remember when the end of the year 2009 he was then the

raphael with the wide range of stakeholder and effected parties you k34ug9 with did that include thean francisco apartment association. >> they expressed concerns or less your intention to answer the concerns their concerns will be addressed ♪ ordinance and baraka speak about the specification of their concerns >> so you'll, recommending to the sponsor of this legislation some. >> i think we can work through the concerns and see if the amendments are needed i'm not sure we'll need to change the ordinance to address their concerns. >> kay. i look forward to hearing more. >> great. >> good afternoon members of the board show i precede. >> go ahead, please. >> so the ordinance as proposed as supervisor tang outlined was focused on flexibility and being both programmatic about the up front costs at the new construction as well as planning for the future so the core of that is a requirement that electrical service. >> sir identify yourself for the record. >> i'm barry with the department of the environment. >> so the core of the ordinance the service needs to be sized to provide for seama

mayor and our state senator and recognize the supervisors supervisor jeff sheehy and college board raphael and alex behind you thank you it takes a village and the village is here today, i'm, occur self-check - just today,d out this new administration has in the dark of night taken lgbt questions off of the survey a national survey for the purposes of better understanding the seniors need we need to respond in 90 days we need to let them know what they don't know so i'm here to recount a brief story i was in contact with marcie and janet 20 years ago to start this conversation about the growing need for the senior population in the community and coincidentally public office really fascinated the challenge over the year and resource to bring them together art called me mark you have a great issue as art would say you know the lgbt community is going to have needs for senior population in years ahead an idea he was mayor a >> now we need to do something so i'm curious i've been talking to marcie and janet we brought everyone together and remember when the end of the year 2009 he was then the

. >> my name is raphael i'm a seiu 1021 school district department and in here to hope every board membersupports may first and one the organizes of may 1st, the action taken a day without an immigrant more than a day without an immigrant everybody's rights brown and black or gay or lesbian this is all our fights trump is coming down on everybody we see that everywhere whether the working-class people or our communities we need action we need the president to hear our voices we need to be a big event in san francisco hopefully it is one of the biggest events inform where the people are standing up and taking a stance guns the racism and the bigotry that donald trump is showing our country we can't stand for this is a community multiple times are uniting we the board of supervisors to take a stance this is a sanctuary city utilizes prove that by signing the resolution and walk the streets and march thank you, thank you for your time. >> thank you for your comments >> next speaker, please. >> my name is ace washington first of all, apologize to the city specifically to supervisor cohen for m

raphael wasand associated as a cia operation. my question is, did any, was there any overlap with those who plotted the assassination with the ones trying to kill castro. >> when you're looking at plotting, at the highest levels of the cia you have the same couple of people making these decisions. the director of plans at the time. when did it shift? it was still planned at the time. deputy director plans. at the actual people overlap on the ground, no. the plan for the castro was done with cuban exiles first and foremost. they only cared about cuba. they were great because a singular focus. they were dedicated. they still are very dedicated to this day. castro dying, they had a celebration and said who is next? cuba is not free until cuba is free. fidel but time it was they realized it is now the government of fidel. until the government of fidel is brought down there is no freedom. these guys for 60 years now have been the same thing. as passionate as they have ever been. that is pretty extraordinary. the longevity of their pas

and then raphael rice discusses his foreign affairs magazine article about the need to increase funding for basic science to maintain american competitiveness. on airlinejansen passenger rights and the federal government's role in how passengers are treated. be sure to watch "washington journal," live at 7:00 a.m. eastern. join the discussion. this weekend on american history tv on c-span 3. eastern.at 8:00 jeffrey johnson on the 1960 bombing at san francisco's preparedness day parade, the worst act of terrorism in san francisco history. >> what happened next about 2:00 p.m., 30 minutes into the parade, the local press would deem one of the most pathetic results of the explosion and the parade. >> and at 10:00 on "real america," the 1915 some "on the firing line with the germans." >> it is one of the few times you see the camera. watch the guy there. he just got hit. >> sunday at 6:00 p.m. eastern on "american artifacts," we visit the portrait gallery of the second bank of the united states in philadelphia. >> inside we have a fine arts exhibit where we include portraits from the early

mayor and our state senator and recognize the supervisors supervisor jeff sheehy and college board raphael and alex behind you thank you it takes a village and the village is here today, i'm, occur self-check - just today,d out this new administration has in the dark of night taken lgbt questions off of the survey a national survey for the purposes of better understanding the seniors need we need to respond in 90 days we need to let them know what they don't know so i'm here to recount a brief story i was in contact with marcie and janet 20 years ago to start this conversation about the growing need for the senior population in the community and coincidentally public office really fascinated the challenge over the year and resource to bring them together art called me mark you have a great issue as art would say you know the lgbt community is going to have needs for senior population in years ahead an idea he was mayor a >> now we need to do something so i'm curious i've been talking to marcie and janet we brought everyone together and remember when the end of the year 2009 he was then the

mayor and our state senator and recognize the supervisors supervisor jeff sheehy and college board raphael and alex behind you thank you it takes a village and the village is here today, i'm, occur self-check - just today,d out this new administration has in the dark of night taken lgbt questions off of the survey a national survey for the purposes of better understanding the seniors need we need to respond in 90 days we need to let them know what they don't know so i'm here to recount a brief story i was in contact with marcie and janet 20 years ago to start this conversation about the growing need for the senior population in the community and coincidentally public office really fascinated the challenge over the year and resource to bring them together art called me mark you have a great issue as art would say you know the lgbt community is going to have needs for senior population in years ahead an idea he was mayor a >> now we need to do something so i'm curious i've been talking to marcie and janet we brought everyone together and remember when the end of the year 2009 he was then the

. >> my name is raphael i'm a seiu 1021 school district department and in here to hope every board membersupports may first and one the organizes of may 1st, the action taken a day without an immigrant more than a day without an immigrant everybody's rights brown and black or gay or lesbian this is all our fights trump is coming down on everybody we see that everywhere whether the working-class people or our communities we need action we need the president to hear our voices we need to be a big event in san francisco hopefully it is one of the biggest events inform where the people are standing up and taking a stance guns the racism and the bigotry that donald trump is showing our country we can't stand for this is a community multiple times are uniting we the board of supervisors to take a stance this is a sanctuary city utilizes prove that by signing the resolution and walk the streets and march thank you, thank you for your time. >> thank you for your comments >> next speaker, please. >> my name is ace washington first of all, apologize to the city specifically to supervisor cohen for m

mayor and our state senator and recognize the supervisors supervisor jeff sheehy and college board raphael alex behind you thank you it takes a village and the village is here today, i'm, occur self-check - just today,d out this new administration has in the dark of night taken lgbt questions off of the survey a national survey for the purposes of better understanding the seniors need we need to respond in 90 days we need to let them know what they don't know so i'm here to recount a brief story i was in contact with marcie and janet 20 years ago to start this conversation about the growing need for the senior population in the community and coincidentally public office really fascinated the challenge over the year and resource to bring them together art called me mark you have a great issue as art would say you know the lgbt community is going to have needs for senior population in years ahead an idea he was mayor a >> now we need to do something so i'm curious i've been talking to marcie and janet we brought everyone together and remember when the end of the year 2009 he was then the dir

mayor and our state senator and recognize the supervisors supervisor jeff sheehy and college board raphaelnd alex behind you thank you it takes a village and the village is here today, i'm, occur self-check - just today,d out this new administration has in the dark of night taken lgbt questions off of the survey a national survey for the purposes of better understanding the seniors need we need to respond in 90 days we need to let them know what they don't know so i'm here to recount a brief story i was in contact with marcie and janet 20 years ago to start this conversation about the growing need for the senior population in the community and coincidentally public office really fascinated the challenge over the year and resource to bring them together art called me mark you have a great issue as art would say you know the lgbt community is going to have needs for senior population in years ahead an idea he was mayor a >> now we need to do something so i'm curious i've been talking to marcie and janet we brought everyone together and remember when the end of the year 2009 he was then the d

. >> my name is raphael i'm a seiu 1021 school district department and in here to hope every board membersupports may first and one the organizes of may 1st, the action taken a day without an immigrant more than a day without an immigrant everybody's rights brown and black or gay or lesbian this is all our fights trump is coming down on everybody we see that everywhere whether the working-class people or our communities we need action we need the president to hear our voices we need to be a big event in san francisco hopefully it is one of the biggest events inform where the people are standing up and taking a stance guns the racism and the bigotry that donald trump is showing our country we can't stand for this is a community multiple times are uniting we the board of supervisors to take a stance this is a sanctuary city utilizes prove that by signing the resolution and walk the streets and march thank you, thank you for your time. >> thank you for your comments >> next speaker, please. >> my name is ace washington first of all, apologize to the city specifically to supervisor cohen for m

mayor and our state senator and recognize the supervisors supervisor jeff sheehy and college board raphaeland alex behind you thank you it takes a village and the village is here today, i'm, occur self-check - just today,d out this new administration has in the dark of night taken lgbt questions off of the survey a national survey for the purposes of better understanding the seniors need we need to respond in 90 days we need to let them know what they don't know so i'm here to recount a brief story i was in contact with marcie and janet 20 years ago to start this conversation about the growing need for the senior population in the community and coincidentally public office really fascinated the challenge over the year and resource to bring them together art called me mark you have a great issue as art would say you know the lgbt community is going to have needs for senior population in years ahead an idea he was mayor a >> now we need to do something so i'm curious i've been talking to marcie and janet we brought everyone together and remember when the end of the year 2009 he was then the

which was co-developed by israel's raphael advance defense system and the american defense contractor, ray thee raytheon. >>> fbi director, james comey, recently outlined the bureau's strategy and priorities. he spoke at a dinner held in his honor by the intelligence and national security alliance and talked about tension between privacy and public safety. director comey then sat down for a conversation with the former director of the national counter terrorism center, michael lighter and took questions from the audience. this is an hour. >> thank you for that kind introduction. i did take a shot at the new england patriots on live television, which i heard about from one of my brothers who betrayed the family when he moved to massachusetts and became a patriots fan. what i want to do very briefly is share with you some thoughts that are top of mind today for the fbi. then, i want to shut up and take questions that i will try to avoid answering from the great mike lighter. i am determined not to make news, for those of you who are following this. the first things that are top of mind,