a. i've a. way to. be. a. a. a. a a. b. . this is obviously more for the latest because it's pink. women wanted to avoid rape they really needed to buy guns environ how to use them. this is the one that i want to go with them once again it's the feel of french. women are definitely the target of the gun lobby and you don't want to kill them when you're killing money but if somebody would he would piss with her. i'm noticing more and more if that's really scary marketing tactics which implies that women have some sort of moral obligation to tell him guns to protect their family and young girls shoot out here too so we do have a pink or. more kids young kids choke on food than are killed by firearms if being armed made us safer in america we should be the safest nation on earth we're clearly not the safest. one of the wonderful strong arming a lot of these college face i think you're right. it was. a pleasure to have you with us here on t.v. today i roll researcher. wealthy british soil it's time to write in the free. markets why not. find out why. happening to the global economy. wat

. >> a bod a-b-a-g. -- bod a-b-a-g. it has a ~ cap and you can fill it up, it comes with strings controlled by your shoulder. >> [speaker not understood]. >> you might have seen it in old movies. [laughter] >> but there are solutions. these kinds of efforts engender some resistance and also a lot of opportunities for solutions and i appreciate the opportunity to speak. >> thank you, mr. berman. i appreciate the work of your department. i also would like to invite up eric higgin from the public utilities commission, the puc, not only manages our hetch hetchy tap water system, but in this ordinance along with the department of the environment they are in charge of working with city departments about the requirements of this ordinance to make sure that this is doable. >> good afternoon, supervisors cohen, chiu, [speaker not understood]. .public utilities commission. this legislation [speaker not understood] distribution of bottled water on city property is in [speaker not understood] and encouraging greater consumption of b

it's a challenge how many people we can reasonably hire it's a combination of the alleged staff we're trying to figure out a way to a quickly determine if something s a resource. so is there a plan b if the 3 months backlog continues to go up >> that's a good question the plan b this year was to you keep menacing giving us permission to add people it speeds up the government in the city government it takes 6 months to hire someone and by the time the backlog builds up we're trying to reduce that by not having the actual positions approved. when the commission approves the budget they're also approving a number of position and we don't want to have to come back to the board. we shorthand this by not having the positions approved and so we can hire them sooner and cut out the process. we motive be doing the same thing this year it's hard to know in the revenues are coming in this year but the staff is continuing to look at our processes and we try to do and this one issue that tim mentioned about the earlier dictation is the faster thing we can do >> it's frustrating to me as department head to have those projects waiting it's very, very frustrating. i'll say in our defense that we

your a claurpd items 20 a and b for case numbers 2013 and a v at 10 stu through 1074 sanchez streets a discretionary review there's a request for staff for which the project sponsor has agreed for a continuous for recently enacted legislation to march 6 commissioners. >> that i any public comment on this item? proposed for continuance? commissioner sugaya >> i'd like to know from staff if there's p dr amendments property for those that be considered later on for initiation what's united states relationship between those two if any. >> the commissioner the item is an action item the may or may not on euro calendar today is an informational item. >> it's here today so you can necessary digest the information before the action item. >> but it was originally an action item. >> commissioner moore. >> item 20 a and b-9 paublts we have given the change to the legislation are we keeping those or discardio them. >> i believe you can discard those because staffs evaluation of the project may change. >> oh, so we want to keep the plans recommended but we're to keep the same criteria but for the staffed report disregard but keep the other documents. >> public comment is closed commissioner s

a movie the president of france francois hall long has been starring in a really cheesy b. movie not only is he performing tacky cliched sex scenes on the back of a moped up the shells a lizard a is missin a california the birthplace of the ray gun and the bee movie turning to america for economic advisors a classic throw up of the b. financial horror movie for what has happened is that in the past twenty years. down in an ok bill scott and jack in your mind in the past twenty years america has changed from the producer to consumer and all consumers know that when the producer names the tune the consumer has got to dance. did first law then oh that's right french man can't dance and the directors will then banks are in this b. movie i don't know if they want to be matt dillon or bob dylan ben bernanke either man of a thousand helicopters janet yellen does a tapering special effects from abacus two thousand and seven a c. one and telling crazy glue no worries francoise law it won't be too long before the director cuts the same yeah it's all like that in a b. movie. if you're going to go scott all of this morning well if the director doesn't call the people of france might because you know

a science. you're the reason we reformulated one a day women's. a complete multivitamin that now has extra b vitamins, which help convert food to energy. energy support for the things that matter. that's one a day women's. i'm a journalist. -i am a. -i am an artist. an educator. -a sister. an advocate. -a leader. a queen. -i am a friend. i am... i am one of more than a million people living with hiv in the u.s. we are not alone. >>> live from the kgo-tv broadcast center this is abc7 news. >> good morning on tuesday. thanks for jointing us. i am kristen sze. >> i am eric thomas. first, the weather forecast with mike nicco. >> good morning, everyone. cooler when you step outside with clouds increasing. it will cap the cooling over the next hour. there is moisture offshore. that is where it will stay. the forecast today from sutro shows how clear it is and not much fog. we are going to be partly sunny. increasing clouds today. not is bright as yesterday. temperatures are in the same ballpark, low-to-mid 50's along the coast and the rest of us are in the mid-to-upper 50's. now the commute. leyla gulen? >> good morning, everyone. good tuesday. we have a few construction projects. we have word of a stalled bus blocking a lane on 101 w

a hundred billion dollars is there and we could do a lot of stuff with one hundred billion dollars schools highways lots of things a lot i mean it is a tremendous amount of money we're talking billions with a b. here not millions so there's a lot that can be done now i want to ask you about trade agreements and there's a lot of talk lately about the trans-pacific partnership here in america what are the what's your view on it and would t.t.p. the deal be good for growth well open markets and free trade is good for everybody it makes everybody have a higher standard of living yet some people suffer as they get dislocated but overall in america three hundred twenty five million americans we're all better off some people some people will be much better all so i'm less better all put overall we're better off so cheap free trade and t p p assuming the conditions are more equitable and horrible would be wonderful for everybody there's no question that opening markets is great do you want to go back and buy expensive t.v.'s again of course you don't you want to go back and buy expensive cellphones again of course you go you want to buy cheap of fish and cellphones and products and that's what you get when there's open markets and

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a look at the damage, it looks like a rented u.s. you haul pickup truck -- a u.s. you haul pickup truck and you can see damages to a few of the cars, a "b" mw, and a lexus, we understand what it is like speaking on cameraings, we understand the driver of this car was taken to nearby hyland hospital which was a block away and jose cruz, you saw the driverren and what exactly did he say happened and i asked him if he was okay and a fellow tenants came and helped him out and set him on the chair which was right next to the pickup truck. he was would beeling -- wobbling and the ambulance came and took him right to hyland hospital. >> we understand there might have been another passenger or maybe a companion, did you see this passenger at all? >> , no, i did not -- >> no, i did not see them, she was with him when he got out. >> sometimes people take the dish which is normally 25 miles per hour. i mean talking about this, you said this has happened before? >> yes, and i wish the city would do some sort of limit or curve signs to alert the drivers that this is a bad curve here. >> one last question, when you saw the driver, obviously he was very injured

a great mood. it was the best experience i've had in a long time. >> yay! ♪ >>> what's it feel like to be a seashonell b them ottoof the seashore? kind of like this. you see a surfer with a go pro on his board and he gets knocked around by abut his go pro has gotten knocked loose. now you see this thing just pouncing aroue inbouncing aroun indian ocean up against the reefs below. we got this video from juking video and the guys that posted this video have sped it up. this is over the course of 20 minutes this go pro getting washed over, raked over the reefs. >> sounds like they put it in the garbage disposal. >> yeah. they realize once that camera was gone it was pretty much ingog to take a miracle to find it and one of the guys ran back and got snorkeling 54 and that's when the true search began. it took them about 20 minutes and they really thought they had no chance of finding this, last-ditch effort, finally, the unbelievable happened. >> oh, whoa. >> yes. >> a great sot of him, too. >> it did. of all the moments for this camera to finally point up to the surface, it captures the second where this guy approaches on his body board. notices the red flashing record light on the go pro and guess? it the old thumbs-up. he

a job by a judge, but falsified his harvard law school transcript. falsified it to make his grades look lightly better. irony, getting b pluses, a minuses and wanted them up a notch to the a minus or an he was ultimately caught. he said it was a joke. something he had done just to please his parents, very hard driving and demanding. and wanted to show a better effort for them and also went through the motions of cancels hi interview processes. his applications for these federal clerkships, but was discovered to have done this and the judges received false transcripts in cases and a whole administrative proceeding at harvard resulted in him being expelled. as you said. he and other family members changed their last name to martoma. not all that happened after the harvard situation, but his personal name change did. >> certainly helps paint a better picture of the person we're talking about. matthew martoma, known now. kate kelly, back to you in a moment's time. don't go anywhere. at the moment the dow up by over 1%. if it can close above that, the first time this year. >>> don't go away. at cognizant, we help forward-looking companies run better and run different - to give your custo

a black man in his late 20s, 5 ft. 10 in. with a been built. he was wearing a black knit b the knee with a white bandana underneath, a hooded sweatshirt with an orange a as surprise as seen at a hayward burger king. a car burst into flames cause a restaurant to catch fire. the fire spread to the restaurant, which was evacuated and remains close. it happened around 2:30 p.m. after. the people on the car were able to get out of harm. the fast food restaurants sustained some damage. and restaurant employees says the that will be out of business for a least a month. >> san jose police are hoping that a new clue will help solve the cold case murder from 25 years ago. 38 year-old cathy zimmer was a mother of two, at the time of her disappearance in 1989. now, the santa clara county district attorney's office is releasing a photo of a clue that they hope will lead to the killer. it is a picture of a handmade quilts, that was used to cover up her body. >> the deputy district attorney is asking that the public take a close look at the quilts and contact police if they recognize any panels with that. >> a convicted arsonist, accused of setting 13 fires in san j

a swastika on his face! police say the victim was lured into a shed where the teens hit him in the back of the head with a crowbar. shot him with a b-b gun and then used a box cutter to mark a swastika on his forehead. the victim is allegedly a bully and the teens were looking for revenge. he finally escaped and ran to an auto body shop nearby. the accused teens now face kidnapping and assault charges. another 14-year-year-old was arrested in case and is being charged as a juvenile. now to a story that's been getting a lot of attention on our facebook page. a pizza hut worker is out of a job and the restaurant shut down after a man urinated in the kitchen sink. this is video from youtube. it was a pizza hut in west virginia where this happened. prosecutors say no food was involved, so the man cannot be charged with assault. but customers think he should be punished. in a statement, pizza hut said it does not tolerate standards. colorado's legal marijuana market is bringing in more tax revenue than expected. supplies the colorado governor predicts that sales and excise taxes would produce close to $98 million in the next fiscal year. the state plans to spend some of the extr

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a week. a fight on a school bus and what bus driver did. hitting a kid with a broom. cúp,@s#b >> there is abig debate in washington over whether to allow so-called three parent babies. the fda is holding three days of hearing on a new technique that would create dna from three people to create embryos and it would help mothers who carry genes for blindness and such and not passing on the genes. but the thought of designer babies to chose eye color or gender is up. the science and technology and moving so fast. questions like that need to be addressed. >> we will have a big debate about that coming up. another deep freeze gripping much of the country right now. the arctic blast is expected to dip below zero in minneapolis. how are you doing there in minneapolis? deicing their cars. one woman saying this is toughest winter she can remember. >> this is really cold. >> it keeps getting colder? >> we just had 35 weather but it dropped right back down. >> do you think it will fo feinste feinstefoin -- continue --? >> yes. >> what is it like living here? >> i like the summer but hate the winter. >

is it a, they got it from a drug dealer or a stranger, b, they bought it from a friend or relative, c, it was prescribed or obtained free from a relative or a friend? you can text or tweet your answers to us. we will give you the results later and the correct answer. without further ado, i would like to welcome my fellow panelists. we will go down the line starting with congressman patrick kennedy. tell us why this matters to you individually. >> thank you. thank you to the clinton foundation and all of the sponsors. about a year ago, after leaving congress i went to get a new doctor where i was living in southeast jersey. i have gotten a lot of publicity locally in the atlantic city press because i married a jersey girl and they made a big deal i was in the area. they talked about how i had been the sponsor of mental health parity and addiction act. i was recovering and doing all this work in mental health and addiction. i go to my new physician and i'm also asthmatic. i' go to the doctor and he asked me, does my height, weight, blood pressure, asks me about my lung capacity and all the rest. before the recent scandal with my colleague tre

a white dude is compatible with a black dude in a cell if, a, he's a fag, or, b, he wants to be black. that's the cold, hard truth about it. people are going to watch this on the news and hate me for it. believe that. >> and prison officials believe racial pride might have contributed to a recent assault that landed ritchie in the secured confinement unit. >> what you see here is you'll see ritchie, and there's another guy, a guy out here, and basically they're just hanging out. they already know what's playing. i mean it was premeditated. >> the men are waiting for a black inmate to exit his cell. >> he's immediately met by ritchie. he was actually standing at his door waiting for the door to be opened. and he assaults him and chases him around with another -- this guy here is just kind of being a spectator at this point. you'll see another inmate come running from this side that also aids. now you've got the three white guys running around, assaulting the one guy here. and, finally, they corner him and get him down and all three of them get on him before the officers can actually respond and activate their chemical agents. >> the victim received treatment at a nearby hospital and ritchie was transferred to the segregation unit. >> he has been extremely disruptive and

a child getting a b is a success because that is the best he can do. for this child, getting a b is not success because he did not live up to his potential. >> here is a ote -- someone asked me why it took so long to win a national championship. and as i said, i am a slow learner. what you notice when i learned something, i have it down pretty good. >> 14 years to when the first ncaa tournament game. you think a coach now would go 14 years without winning a game in the tournament? he was developing his craft year, day by day, practice by practice. he wrote them by three by five index cards and he learned that in practice. there was no fire and brimstone speech. i've done my job. don't look over to the bench. he lost a couple of games because he would not call timeout. it was really an ethics class that he never intended to be coaching basketball and something called the astrodome. it was never in the grand plan. >> why is he the best in your judgment? >> because of the turnover that occurs at the college level. phil jackson, my neighbor in friend at michael in chicago and kobe and l.a., all of the championships. john wooden, even lombardi -- i would sa

a dying that eat they end up using a long period. >> : having a program its committee action and she now runs a block. she now runs a block b l o g >> : were starting to see rain hitting the ground out there. most days look like it's cloudy really cool out there this picture from the pacific early this afternoon. the rate is starting storm track radar it looks impressive not actually a lot of the rain is hitting the ground or all of this scene ready city what what we need right now is in the north bay. we're all getting a drizzle on this because the been very dry this out there. legacy that come in the next couple of hours sells itself of the golden gate. to the door the bus it's and i continue to check over us as we head into the overnight hours @ band is definitely a pickup. as it looked as is removing the 1:00 hour it hears about more of a moderate rainfall. and the 4:00 rtc moderate rain practically bay area wide. as we move into the 6:00 hour continues over livermore san jose out and you appeared at a clock tower still ongoing. heavy rain in vallejo. very heavy downpours and hay were fremont at this hour by 10:00 this starts to shift down to the south bay sit and we see little low. in the north bay in the afternoon will see drier conditions. . half an inch rain for most allocations. about an inch of rain in the north bay hills. expected. >> : the blue here on t

a major turning point inside the city and have to take a step back to figure out how to build a good project in a holistic way not just to build some tracks to get from point a to b but seeks to improve the path which is the future of the city and a right now from the tangle of the infrastructure we're seeing through this cooperated look there are better ways to build the infrastructure while findings the funds. we want to rethink how we look at ervin space. in the current case we don't have earthquake damage but we have earth shaking of major infrastructure at one location in the enter face of mission bay is the new center of the city and we need to do this right. i want to introduce dee dee who we hovered to do the feasibility study and we've released that and susan will also talk about the rail projects and is implementing the projects so i'm going to turn it over to over to susan >> good afternoon. i'm susan from the planning department. i'm here with the staff to provide you with an overview of the feasibility study. before beginning i want to thank those who have helped with the project including the staff with the agencies and include it's relatively lengthy cal train and m t c and the high-speed rail authority and others.

a lot. toronto mayor rob ford showing off latest stunt turns out he is a pretty good d.j. ♪ ♪ doesn't get reelected he does have a plan b job now if he doesn't get reelected. a monkey swiping a go pro camera. he took it from ay. he set the camera down to record himself. monkey was more interested in the camera than the food. ran off with the camera taking selfies. eventually the monkey traded the camera for some fruit. jimmy fallon bringing famous history of rap to the tonight sho. fallon and timberlake performing the history of rap part 5. >> ♪ now this is a story about how my wife got turned upside down ♪ and i like to take a minute to ♪ i tell you you how the called blair ♪ what a name. >> that's what we "on the record" are watching tonight. if you want to see more of the videos we showed you go to gretawire.com. and now we promised and here it is, the new edition to healthcare.gov. recruiting prison inmates to enroll in obamacare. that's right. healthcare.gov adding brand new information helping people in prison to obamacare place. they already get their medicare care as bad as it may be from the prisons. we are back with our political panel. ron? >> well, you know, they get the healthcare in prison but

a b is a great -- is a success. that's the best he can do. for this child, getting a b is not success because he didn't live up to his potential. >> rose: this is a quote from him. "somebody asked me how come it took you so long to win a national championship and i said i'm a slow learner, but you notice when i learn something i have it down pretty good." >> 16 years. how about this, 14 years to win his first n.c.a.a. tournament game. you think the current coach at lauch will make 14 years without winning a game in the n.c.a.a. tournament? he was developing his craft year by year, day by day, practice plan by practice plan he wrote them on 3 x 5 index cards and lured it over the practices and when the games began, there was no fire and brimstone speech, it was no newt rockne. he would say "i've done my job, i've prepared you, once the game starts don't look at the bench." he never called time out. lost a couple big games because he refused. that was their final exam. that's the way he taught his klass. it was an ethics class that he never intended to be -- he never intended to coach basketball in something called the astro dome. it was not in his

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a new ipad mini. a baby who hates chickens. one jacked-up kangaroo, or is it. >> like an alien. >>> officialifishing line and b for fisherman but not good for a fish. in this case, not good for a pelican. a pelican rescue. tangled up in somebody's fishing line, specifically the hook, its in its mouth and these people, not professional, trying to help. >> you know it's hurting so badly. he doesn't know that that human is trying to help. >> is the hook down its throat or in its mouth. >> you're going it see it's on the side of its mouth. it's a good way down. it's not just on the bill. this guy comes with a set of pliers trying to get it out. >> in the soft spot. >> the stretchy spot. >> did those fish fall out of the mouth? >> man. he's losing his lunch, too. that's a drag. >> what happens wild, both guys were after fish. fisherman and pelican, and they got tanginged up. >> like a circle of life elliptical and infinitiesque. these guys are like, we'll help you out. they're still on the shore, but this guy is working with just pliers trying to get that hook out. >> i think he's trying to snip the hook, instead of pull it out, he's going to cut it. >> the second video shows the outcome of the whole thing. still working on him. you can see the hole left. it's a little hole, like the size of a number two pencil. >> looks like they got it all out. >> it does. >> you don't want part of the hook left inside this thing's throat. >> that could be deadly. cause all kinds of problems. >> these guys still have some fish. look what they

a fight, if you're gonna enter a political battle, you need to have, a, a path to victory, a plausible path to victory, and b, the upsides have to outway the downsides in that fight. and i don't think either one of those criteria were met this time around. >> you know what bothered me about that argument, i love to you death, but i'm just saying that i've heard ale just sort of go along so we can get to 2014, maybe increase our margin in the house, maybe flip the senate. everything is about the next election. and maybe, maybe, maybe then, we will have a force we can work with and change things the way we like. that's sort of like waiting for political godot here. it doesn't pap out. every time you delay like that, the debt just keeps piling up. >> yeah, but this is not a theoretical discussion that we are having, neil. we just lived through this a few months ago with the shutdown and the brinksmanship. and republicans got just slammed in public polling after all of that the public blames them. >> did they rein in spending? did they slow the growth of spending? they didn't. >> no. i mean, no -- >> a hell of a lot more than they did just taking a pass on this thing. >> but neil, my point is, it does not make any sense, in into no universe does it make sense for the republican party in this city right now to say, hey, let's have another brinksman

a b. movie. as a fellow when i close my eyes i see people in mosques and. you know sometimes i think that you're a model in itself is a face covered by a mosque. with the people in most on both sides of the barricades with you what. you want to do sometimes just feels as if all of ukraine is no most. i the day is president's day most of the american public working american public that means a well deserved day off for what is today really commemorate on theory were supposed to be celebrating george washington's birthday but that's actually february twenty second the holiday really honors is the entirety of washington's presidency because aside from the success of the american revolution and the establishment of america's first republic washington's greatest achievement is marked by something he didn't do seek a third term as president c. washington could have been king of a brand new country on the american continent but instead gave up his power after two four year terms all in the name of democracy and indeed this is an amazing gesture worth commemorating. but while school kids across the nation may be assigning students schools across the n

a to b. we fly you from a to b. if it matters to you, it matters to us. ♪ >> reporter: san francisco police searching this morning for a hit-and-run driver who hit a pedestrian in a early this morning near city hall. what investigators are saying about the suv they are trying to track down. >>> flames shooting through the air from an empty grocery store. this is not the