a meltdown. you are looking at the defense ministry press conference room at the moment. we are waiting for the defense minister to hold a news conference hopefully soon to explain about the helicopter operation which poured 7.5 tons of water, four times this morning at an hour and a half ago. on fukushima daiichi nuclear power plant on reactor three. they are planning to start a spraying operation use a truck. we are waiting for defense minister to hold a news conference to explain the helicopter operation. . due to radiation levels the operation should be conducted for a minimum altitude and limited to 40 minutes per helicopter day. you are looking at the operation footage taken one hour and a half ago at around 9:48 a.m. japan time where 7.5 tons of sea water was dumped four times on number three reactor building at the fukushima daiichi nuclear power plant. there is an urgent need for cooling those reactors to stop the fuel from emitting hydrogen for possible explosion or melt down. as soon as we have defense minister toshimi kitazawa for a news conference, we will get

they issued a press release and not a mug shot. >> thank you. >>> a transit rider was just waiting forhen police say up to 15 people attacked and nearly killed him. transit police the strong armed robbery happened here at the redwood city cal train station. it was on a southbound platform about 7:30 last night. they got away before police got there. the attack left a 47-year-old victim from san jose in critical condition. >> this is a very unusual incident for cal train. this is not something that is -- it's really outside the norm of our experience. people who are waiting for cal train have every rb to feel safe and comfortable while they're at the stations. >> transit police are investigating why so many people targeted the victim. while they wait to talk to the man, they are speaking to witnesses and following up on leads. >>> due to a recent spike in gang violence, one neighborhood will be monitored more often by angels. there have been six shootings and three stabbings in the mission district in the last two weeks. two people were killed and currently they patrol the area two days

there will be a press conference, we hope that legislators will hear the press conference. >> we are glad that he is sending someone. we have a resolution of commendation for action we need a motion in a second. this is the week of the school administrator. >> we are passionate, lifelong learners devoted to public education. with many education leadership posts, other school district leaders -- there are assistant principals in the child development program managers. and that's providing quality service for students excess is paramount to the profession, as most school administrators are on hand, the average teacher has been serving for more than a decade. they effectively and efficiently lead public education and improve student achievement. offering with management systems, across the nation, public schools employ if your managers that most public and private sector industries including transportation, food service, manufacturing, publishing, and public administrations. whereas they depend [unintelligible] community members, board trustees, community and faith based organizations, e

i went to a press conference a couple, three years ago, and a friend of mine worked for the evangelicals, and he and been fired -- had been fired. they had a press conference with huge organizations, all saying that we are not taking good care of god's garden. ok? i talk about the coalition between the tree huggers, the do-gooders', the evangelicals, and willie nelson. if you cannot get them for climate change for now, until the debate changes, go after but oil. we go after the oil. -- go after oil. oil is al capone. on the senate side, it would make it against the law appears -- unlock -- against the law. they are going after the epa, the coal plants, the oil refineries, and that is a good place to start. this is something that i hope that the different groups will weigh in on. >> thank you. we have a few minutes left. i assume the tapes of the session will be available, and i would like to note -- to mull it over. >> they can go on a website, and everybody can look at it as they want. let me suggest that one very good one is by a friend of mine, called "turning oil into salzberg." -- i

a. press conference well just to give you an idea on be a death toll coming from the earthquake the tsunami and now the official death toll is at one thousand but this is expected to rise according to the local television there it's at one thousand but many more are reported missing and are feared dead and once again you're looking at pictures of the fukushima plant billowing white smoke there unclear as of the moment where exactly with the end of the plant it's coming from but we have been reporting that the cooling system has malfunctioned since the earthquake friday afternoon in japan so that earthquake has resulted in this damage to the cooling systems mala functioning and this is why the government has issued this state of emergency alert fearing a possible fearing fearing a possible catastrophe here the reading levels have been reportedly a one thousand times more than normal level significantly higher than what it should be people living around there have already been evacuated at least most of them according to japan's nuclear safety commission well though over russia's far east is

this happened when i was holding a press conference this morning. part of the suppression chamber seems to have caused the sound of blast. and a little amount of radioactive substance is assumed to be released to the outside. and it is said that a smoke-like stream is seen from the number 2 reactor, the building, but probably the damage has been found where hydrogen and water come to contact, and i believe this steam could be hydrogen. and right up -- so i am informing you based on what we've heard right before this meeting. so 1, 2, and 3 reactors, water injection operation is continuing. and so far for all three reactors water injection is continuing smoothly and we believe that cooling is effectively done. the next problem will be how to maintain this cooling. and also we need to deal with that issue as well as the fire in number 4 reactor. as for radioactive material and the radiation level, some time has passed, but as of 10:22 a.m. according to the monitoring that has been done at that time, between reactor number and 3, 38 millisievert and 400

>> i do have a slight giant holding up my press pass, but you want to get two. >> exactly. . with that, having a veteran presence on the team helps the younger guys and it gives us more confidence in our team and situational stuff that we won't -- how do do you put it? >> you can walk into a stadium knowing you're going to win a game. >> i'll take that. i'll take what you said. you can walk into a stadium and know that you have a chance to win a game. >> perfect. >> well said, thank you. i try to switch it up slightly. >> how ant dennis, usf up in santa clara. they join st. mary's in the wcc. the don haven't gone dancing since 1998. they went on a 12-0 run to take control. look at that. mikey williams with two of his 14 points. the waves had no answer for green. he knocked out four threes. they won 56-59. tim dudrick is a 50% free throw shooter. missed it by two feet. he needs to practice, what do you think? kevin foster gets in the lane. 22 points for the broncos, then it's time to return the favor. the soft mother guard set a new school record for points in a season. if yo

are here today to thank the police department for the new protocols that were announced today at a press conference at 4:00. we're very excited about institutionalizing what is coming to be a cutting edge, leading edge new piece of policy. we're very excited about it. also, the implementation of an elder abuse unit, and the new codes for child abuse and elder abuse. we just want to take this opportunity, because this is a great day for us and we're very excited about the progress we have made, and i think it is because of our partnership with law enforcement that domestic violence homicides are down 80%. we're very excited and happy to be partnering with you. president mazzucco: thank you. >> and the child abuse and elder abuse council is alleged to be part of this council. we're delighted with the new dispatch codes. it gives as much updated information as possible about the impact of family violence in the community. until we change the code, it did not happen. we're thrilled the police department work so fast. not as something is going on on a report, they know if it says it elder abu

the other thing they did was issue a press release. not a letter, but a press release. that press release, the district court found, was misleading. it said that we had direct links to al qaeda -- osama bin laden, excuse me. there is no evidence of that. it said al harmain had engaged in tax violations and currency violations. that is not a basis for designation under the law. not a basis for designation in their ultimate decision. they did not say we would be designated by virtue of our relationship to al harmain saudi arabia, which supportedsgt's. -- supported sgt's. the government designated some branches, but not al harmain saudi arabia. the secretary of the treasury, when the government first designated to read is a al harmain in bosnia and somalia, stated that al harmain in saudi arabia is not being designated. they are dedicated to the promotion of islamic education. the government gave it the stamp of approval. we cannot be held responsible for having an association with it when the government gives it the stamp of approval. the bottom line is, all we are seekin

this is a press conference that may sound familiar. you remember the incident that took place at the henry hotel a few weeks ago. police officers were seen on surveillance cameras entering apartment out what the public defender claims as an illegal fashion. they also say the police officers lied about how they entered on the stand. the new video that surfaced were the public defender said the judge actually dismissed the case. this time not in the tenderloin or the subsidized hotel but in a regular apartment in the richmond district. they claimed the police officer shown to enter the apartment without first obtaining consent, and then further ask the defendant and anybody else in the home to lie down on the kitchen floor at gunpoint while they searched the apartment and seized marijuana. those police officers claim on the witness stand, that they in fact actually did get permission to go for the search. we're still waiting for response from the d.a. office. live in san francisco, kron 4 news. >>pam: more now one of barry bonds perjury

they temporarily took down the website of the koch funded group americans for prosperity and now in a press statement and on a said that it's come to their attention that david and charles koch have quote a long attempted to assert american democracy their actions to undermine the legitimate political process in wisconsin are the final straw and the statement goes on to say that in a world where corporate money has become. lifeblood of political influence the labor unions are one of the few ways that citizens have to fight against corporate greed and anonymous cannot ignore the plight of the citizen workers of wisconsin or the opportunity to fight for the people in america's broken political system so not only is the list of groups anonymous is targeting growing but apparently so are the anonymous ranks joining me now are two people affiliated with anonymous connie a participant in op was constant an anonymous source within anonymous now scotty i'm going to start with you because you are in wisconsin and so i'm just curious what is it that made you want to participate in what they're doing.

a countervailing good in the system. we want the newspaper and we want freedom of the press. there is a reason for them doing it for the police commissioner or district attorney prosecuting attorney to do is quite the contrary and. if it is against the cannons, whatever canons of ethics these people have and it's wrong so i agree with you foley that shouldn't be the basis for telling the press it's your fault. this dhaka crossed the line. he shouldn't have made these comments whether the press should have printed them or not -- >> you're point is the duke lacrosse case. had the prepress not been publishing a prosecutor was doing and saying, they could have well been railroaded. >> but in this case, we know something about that police commissioner, we know something about him that had the press not published this we would not have known. >> it's important to make the distinction between what we say the press can or should or should not say and public officials say. if the police officials say this guy is guilty, presumably they know things not in the public record and they have

>>rob: you're hearing a lot of press releases, repairs about apple in google getting into a.asically your cellphone becomes your wallet. your visa is imbedded inside yourself long, which is cool. if when you lose your wallet pc a card it's pretty easy to copy and still the numbers. it's tougher if it's incorrect in here. did swiping technology, it's a real wave technology were yet to be close to a. there will be some investments tied to the terminals, i love the idea, i'm ready to i can't wait for it. the credit cards are so the 19th century made even 20 century. it so archaic. there's going to be some fun things involved. when you go into a restaurant in swept in see the menu, see coupons. social networking you commit a hot girl on a date, you could swipe information. curman information will be on here, go to hospital your information will be in a card. there's some investment ideas to. >>catherine: like who? >>rob: to mind will be different players, the people like google, search for an engine people like apple and go go, there will be software, telecom, at&t and verizon. i

initial reports of an explosion to be a focal plant and the nuclear safety energy agency is to hold a press conference very soon now russia has significant experience in dealing with nuclear disasters after the deadly explosion in a church noble almost twenty five years ago well just to give you a look these are the latest pictures of the plant that is to be that is on nuclear alert a state of emergency. because of a cooling system that has malfunctions after the eight point nine earthquake that struck japan friday two forty six pm now and now they really are getting reports that radiation has been detected near the power plant. so the initial reports we got after after the state of emergency has been alerted by the government that the radiation levels is one thousand times more above normal level so that is a significantly higher level than what is supposed to be just to explain to you why this is happening be a cooling systems of the reactors. are not working and therefore it still remains very very hot at the fukushima power plant the latest that we're getting is that four have been inju

it must rank as one of the more curious fixtures in football history at a press conference late the night before chechen is leader ramzan kadyrov spoke of his excitement at the arrival of the opposition it's a real holiday for laughs fans who have been waiting for this event for such a long time it's an exciting day and i know that many of those who left the republic years ago are coming back to enjoy the match but many reporters there doubted a team of brazilian veterans would really come to play in chechnya the next day he repeated at the airport by a sea shuttle virus style tear off basis shouting supporters. walking into this cult like scene in the brazilian team looking a little amused at the chechens however. i can't believe this is happening we couldn't even dream of an event like this happening before i've come to grozny specially for this night and i think it will raise the sad memories of the past and everything will be great. five years ago this match would have been unthinkable and it was in ruins after two military campaigns from the mid one nine hundred ninety s. following a

reuters quoted a french spokesperson saying that gadhafi continues to press the libyan people. france expressed the interests in the enforcement of the no-fly zone. >>> let's take a look at the world weather forecast. >>> we wrap up with news of a young man who has been rescued in miyagi prefecture. eight days after the earthquake and tsunami hit eastern japan. that is the man that rescuers found in a collapsed house on saturday morning. he was immediately taken to a hospital nearby. that is all for this edition of nhk newsline. we will be back with more updates. and six, workers plan to restore cables to have power at the plant. it is planned to be used as a power source to generate electricity from outside sources. crews are rushing at the number two reactser. why does the company give higher precedence to the buildings? the nuclear and industry safety agency officials say it is because the building is undamaged. it is difficult to put water into it from outside. he says it is necessary to restore the cooling system by repairing the power system. about 20 people are working on

this made the underground press a site for intermovement communication, you know? there was an organization called the underground press syndicate. they simply sent copies of the paper to every other paper and had no concern about copy rights or per permissions to reprint anything. that was helpful especially for smaller papers that were in smaller cities or campuses away from the page -- pagentry. people could still get a sense of the common culture being created, a common outlook of purpose and taste generated through the papers and organizations that i mentioned. what was the second part of the question? i mean, there is, you know, most people who study the 60s make a distinction between the wing of the counterculture, people expressive in their radicalism and wanted to create a subculture that, you know, they wanted to drop out, and then there's another political wing that was very interested in finding the right formulas for ending the vietnam war and whatnot, and in the underground press there's more overlap or interming ling between the tendencies. the divisi

a lot of the material. and this lns made the underground press a site for sort of intermovement communication. and there was also an organization called the underground press syndicate. members of that organization simply sent copies of their papers to every other paper, and they had no concern about copyright or permission to reprint anything. so that was helpful especially for smaller papers that were in smaller cities or campuses that were away from the pageantry and the perment of -- ferment of the big cities. people could still, you know, get a sense of the common culture that was being created. there was o alcohollalty of outlook and taste that was being generated through these papers that i mentioned. and what was the second part of your question? there is -- i make it a vision, most people make a distinction between the aesthetic wing of the counterculture, people who are expressive in their radicalism and kind of wanted to create a subculture, they drop out. and then there is, you know, there's another sort of political wing that was very interested in finding the right formulas for en

they held a press conference yesterday. the mayor and the head of the firefighters union announcing that tentative deal last evening. it amounts to a 10% cut in pay and benefits for the next two years but no further layoffs. the deal came as a bit of a surprise to some people because the city and the firefighters have been at odds for years when it comes to contract negotiations and in fact 49 firefighters you may remember were laid off last year because of it. >> this is all a success. and part of collective bargaining and the reason why collective bargaining works is because common sense comes to the table and finds solutions to help the city with services and save firefighters jobs and keep the city public intact and safe. >> that is a new head of the firefighters union that you just heard from. the deal also loosens the rules on the number of firefighters required on each truck. which they say will give them more flexibility trying to cover such a big city with limited personnel. so now, we're going to have to see if the

they do not have other things, like a free press or a portis system, so if you try to define democracy as just having an election, then you are probably trying to go faster than you should -- like a free press or a port system. they're a very few people that we should not be able to engage in conversation, especially if they are a state. we might make an exception for non state actors. remember, the united nations. all of these countries have ambassadors in the united nations. i think a careful approach to the united nations ambassadors would be a good way also to begin dialogue. tavis: how do you do that if you do not have a good god for the institution? -- a good regard for the institution? i was fascinated by this book. a powerful book that you put out that includes some of your speeches and some of a believes at how to be effected at diplomacy. tell me about this case -- some of your beliefs at how to be effected at diplomacy. >> i had written some things, and i wanted to collect it in some place. this is quite an eclectic selection, as you can probably see. how to solve american f

welcome to the national press club. i am a broadcast journalist with the associated press. we are the world's leading professional organization for a journalist and we're committed to our profession's future through our programming and by fostering a free press around the world. for more information about the press club, i ask that you visit our web site. if you care to donate 20 of our programs, that you should visit the web site maintained by our library. on behalf of our members worldwide, i would like to welcome our speaker and attendees of today's events. we would also like to welcome our c-span and public radio audiences as well as those listening to our podcast. after the speech, i will ask as many audience questions as time permits. i would like to introduce our head table guests. we begin with the president of strauss radio strategies and a member of the plus club. -- press club. barbara corcoran is with the university of missouri. she also mentioned that she has written a paper on public media. a little visual age for today's presentation. next we have the editor f

doctors are set to talk at a press conference. >>> lawmakers face off today on a heated hearing about u.s. muslims and harrison. they went ahead with a hearing despite threatening phone calls. >> to back down would be an abdication of what i believe is the main responsibility of this committee to protect america. >> peter king led a hearing about threats and called a father to testify about how his son converted to islam and was lured to a terrorist training camp in yemen. >> our children are in danger. this country must stand up and do something about the problems. >> they say it was fueling islamaphobia and fueling a war with islam. >> this is playing into al qaeda around the world. >> they accused king of scapegoating and stereotyping muslim americans and sobbed as he talked about a muslim american paramedic killed in the terrorist attacks. >> it was only when his remains were identified that these lies were exposed. >> congressman team said it is worthwhile and he says he will hold more hearings about the battle cassation of american muslims in -- about american muslims in the fut

> yes, either rape press release or poster would be generated, and if that is the case, -- either a press release or poster would be released, and if that is the case, we would like to distribute the flier. >> the assistant chief for get and hold of you. >> thank you. >> thank you for coming. commissioner dejesus: any further public comment? ok, hearing none, public comment is closed. can we call the next item? >> item number 3 is a status report on preparation of the occ's 2011-2012 budget, possible action to provide instruction to the occ, or take other action on the budget. >> good evening, commissioners, and members of the police commission, chief, and members of the public. on february 16 and march 2 of this year i presented an update on the sec budget preparations for the 2011-2012 budget. i advised you that the occ 10% targets are $235,000 in the first round, and $235,000 for the contingency round. we submitted the occ budget to the mayor and comptroller on february 22, 2011, with these reductions, which are all personnel costs. since 90% of the occ's budget is personal cost. our b

to be a big war but it's only one source and this was covered everywhere so that the tea party has a press person and did a pretty damn bad job because they're for some reason they're getting the bad press while while the professor is great for you you're certainly seeing that right and corporate media is having more influence and making more decisions for fewer kind of television outlets not so i think personally like the internet and the daily caller what they're doing is more and more important because there is such a high bar no just goes out and buys a t.v. station anymore you can't there's not a lot of locally owned media outlets the internet there's more access and so the responsibility of editors should be to be doing the sifting and winnowing of truth looking into and taking searching for facts but you know where corporations are kind of letting us down in our consumption in some areas in other areas technology is allowing us to kind of bypass that there's even i mean there's concern in the for example of post. well which is a fairly conservative organization steve case. is is mov

san mateo police held a press briefing and confirmed that 35- year-old robert caron was daily shots. they were called to a cvs pharmacy which he had threatened workers with a handgun. they found him at his home at the home and said that caron made the first move. >> officers encountered the armed suspect and fired one shot, striking the suspect and ending the immediate threat. >> caron's mother told ktvu news that her son was schizophrenic. >>> an earthquake struck less than an hour ago in the north bay in sonoma county. the initial magnitude is at 4.4 and was centered a mile and a half beneath the surface. the area is known for its seismic activity but a 4.4 quake is larger than what they typically produces. >>> san francisco firefighters say a child is to blame for a fire in the bayview. the fire started in a second- floor apartment when a child through hot food from the stove into a garbage. the building housed a business on the ground floor and apartments above. >>> the city of san jose is trying to generate revenue by taxing medical marijuana sales. as robert honda reports, club

people were just waking up or getting ready for work, the california teachers association was having a pressrence to discuss how this day was going to unfold. today actually is the deadline for school districts to issue preliminary pink slips. now some administrators will also get them. there will be rallies throughout the day in santa clara, burlingame, oakland and here in san bruno where we are at 4:00. the superintendent of schools will be here. take the new haven school district in union city. a small district, 60 pink slips have been issued. in a larger district like oakland, 540 layoff notices were sent out. >> it's very difficult to get a pink slip this year because we're expecting our first baby and i'm faced with all the stress of losing my job and worrying about not being able to provide for my baby. support our schools and support the governor's plan. >> the governor's plan calls for a special june election to extend current taxes, if voters approve that the cuts will not be as severe and some of those layoff notices could be rescinded but for now, school districts have to send ou

we are right now waiting for a press conference to begin by chief cabinet secretary yukio edano to update us on the developments at fukushima power plants. an nhk helicopter has been taking footage of what appears to be white smoke billowing from the fukushima daiichi power plant. the footage was taken -- this footage, you can see, was taken around 30 minutes ago from 30 kilometers from the nuclear power plant. nhk helicopter was positioned more than 30 kilometers from the nuclear power plant. officials at tokyo electric power plant say they cannot confirm, but judging from the footage it could have been coming from a reactor, but which we reactor we have no information yet. they say it might have been water vapor, steam as an explosion but will make detailed inspections. officials say that workers can not go outside to inspect it. the japanese government has raised the permissible level of radiation exposure for workers at the affected nuclear plant. the present rules do not allow workers to approach the storage pool in the number four reactor building because of the high radiation readi

people were just waking up or getting ready for work, the california teachers association was having a pressonference to discuss how this day was going to unfold. today actually is the deadline for school districts to issue preliminary pink slips. now some administrators will also get them. there will be rallies throughout the day in santa clara, burlingame, oakland and here in san bruno where we are at 4:00. the superintendent of schools will be here. take the new haven school district in union city. a small district, 60 pink slips have been issued. in a larger district like oakland, 540 layoff notices were sent out. >> it's very difficult to get a pink slip this year because we're expecting our first baby and i'm faced with all the stress of losing my job and worrying about not being able to provide for my baby. support our schools and support the governor's plan. >> the governor's plan calls for a special june election to extend current taxes, if voters approve that the cuts will not be as severe and some of those layoff notices could be rescinded but for now, school districts have to sen

some prisoners were already released soon after the press conference, including a prominent author who was detained two days ago. >> i would say that with the syrian government is confronting is that we, in fact, the same challenge that faces so many governments across the region, and that is the political and economic grievances of their people. >> also, and nationwide demonstrations on friday, following the violence in the south. those demonstrations will be the test of how people will receive the government's concessions. >>> this is "bbc world news." still ahead, the lettuce from our correspondents in tokyo, at the devastated -- the latest from our correspondent in tokyo, with the latest at the devastated nuclear plant at fukushima. >>> the man suspected at shooting at the libyan embassy 25 years ago has denied killing someone. she died as she dealt with protested against colonel khadafy's regime. he insists that he did not fire the fatal shots. >> the rebels have yet to find a willing plan to take the town. it is five days since coalition bombing has begun, and have only made smal

a short while about they held at a press conference had talked about how engineers spent a week troubleshooting the glitch that led to a last minute scrub and they thought they had it fixed. >> we went into this fight feeling confident that we nailed it. we came up with the result of that has been described this evening. let me just say, there is a great deal of emotional investment on the part of all of the players on any space flight. that is probably double late and so on our return flight effort like this one. i will speak briefly to be a emotional state if he will. -- if you well. i think it is not an understatement to say that we are all devastated. >>mark: the protective cap did not attach. it prevented the rocket from hitting or a bit. aid was to help discover climate. it landed in the pacific ocean. >>darya: when the sun comes up is one to be set it right off the bat, with the victims? >>james: yes, i love the shot that you have of the bay bridge. you could see the blue sky starting to bring it up. i will get to the shot back up again. james like freeway in san francisco where we have

the organization will hold a press conference at 10:00 this morning. >>> for the second time in less than a week, a teenager has died of an enlarged heart while playing a sport. 17-year-old matthew died saturday after collapsing during a rugby match. paramedics performed cpr but he died at the hospital. sudden cardiac arrests. matthew had a few corrective heart surgeries when he was younger. >>> friends and families remember a young basketball star that also died after suffering cardiac arrest during a game. 16-year-old wes leonard collapsed after scoring the game winning shot during his high school game. the team has decided to play in the state tournament. >> they want to honor what westwood would have done. they got him this far with his team to go this far. they want to honor him by doing this. >> medical experts say an enlarged heart is difficult top detective -- is difficult to detect and often goes unnoticed. >>> marin county high school baseball player gunnar sandberg will join eastern bell sports to unvail a pro toe type of -- prototype of a helmet. the helmet will be unvaile

. >> on this week in sacramento, a press conference with governor jerry brown, slashing spending to social problems, interesting, thing like democratic, that i thought -- >> bad scene. as a matter of fact, it's what republicans would do if it was schwarzenegger signing, you'd be cutting home health care, all the things that democrats care about, that photograph is going to playing democrats for the rest of their lives if they ever run for any other office. >> all right. we saw that action, i guess, last week. but i know you have had your eye on it and we're expecting maybe some more, we have a big deadline. >> big question is whether they were going to put the tack extensions on the ballot, it looks very shaky now. on friday, the governor invited republicans, the few votes he might be able to come in, they came in with a laundry list of demands, pages and pages of them, way over the top, pension reform, changing just about every regulation, i got a feeling this week is going to be very, very heated up there. >> okay. do you think anything is going to get accomplished this week? >> let me -

just moments ago, president obama held a press conference to say that the terms of the resolution are not negotiable and that colonel qaddafi must stop attacking his own citizens. >> if qaddafi does not comply with the resolution, the international community will impose consequences and the resolution will be enforced through military action. >> the president says that mr. qaddafi must pull its forces back allowing human tearian deliveries and re-establish gas, water and electric supplies. >>> a company announced it's stepping in to sponsor san francisco's data breaker. >>> as we mentioned, the rain is expected to get colder. stick around to see how much we'll get. >>> and rain or shine, there is a big event going. find out how much it will affect traffic. >>> the rain is triggering traffic problems as well. a major accident on highway 820 at 580 in oakland. and suv and a sedan collided on the rain-slick ened roadway causing the suv to roll over. one person was taken to an ambulance to a nearby hospital. traffic on 880 backed up for miles. there are lots of other traffic problems out

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a press conference was held on january 13, a lot toward the chinese media to get this information out. there are many businesses in her district who were served with lawsuits. since then, which i am very pleased about, our office has also been requested to come and make presentations. we have now made presentations to the noe valley merchants association, the bayview merchants association, and have been invited to the petreo hill merchants association. last week, i met with the neighborhood economic development associations. if you are not familiar with the renaissance center, the small business development center, these are organizations that do entrepreneurial training. the city funds them. what we have said to them is that the supervisors and the city have an expectation now that we want you to be training the business entrepreneurs about accessibility and what they need to know, and how to access that information. the city also has a program which is called the neighborhood economic development program. we have managers on the ground in different commercial corridors. they will al

attorney's office, we had a press office. they were in charge of issuing press releases.those press releases extolled the wonderful work we did as prosecutors and it was always headed by the name of the current u.s. attorney who was looking to become a judge. the public defender's office needs to understand, it seems to me, that they are competing in a more complicated world when it comes to the media that existed 10 years ago. if they were a corporation, public defender's offices would have to except they have an image problem. they have a great product that the public does not understand. it seems to me one question we could ask is how can we help the public defender's office get that message out? and it matters. this is not for ego gratification. it matters because you are publicly funded. when it comes down to your budgets, the public defender's office has got to rely on the same funding sources as the presence, prosecutors offices, the courts. as stakeholders at the public trough, it seems to me, through some sort of martyr complex -- which i respect -- that somehow

this video was released yesterday in a press conference by the public defender. it shows undercover narcotic officers on a drug bust. that led to the dismissal of the case and the public defender said it's evidence that the officers lied about how that search was conducted. but the chief said he saw nothing wrong with the video and he disagrees with the judge's decision and said the public defender is trying to paint the whole department with a broad brush of misconduct. today the chief took a stand. >> i'm not going to stand here and not defend the people that work on this department. i refuse to do that from this point. as long as i'm chief of this position, it could be for another hour. i don't know. i'm going to stand up here and defend this department. >> reporter: there is an ongoing federal investigation into another series of video- related issues out of the southern station. the chief said this is different because in this case he knees misconduct and the officer remain at work. the captain of the richmond station where the officers work also went on to s

you had a press conference and you were gracious enough to give me a moment, and i was able to speak with you. you had a lot going on, but you lend me your ear. we need all professions included in local hiring. you said this is a start. it is a fantastic start and it is more than what i dreamed of. as a native san franciscan, i am very proud. what i just ask and request very strongly -- you have given me every indication that this will grow. local hiring will grow and encompass other professions. as in the descendants system with a business on third street, i offer a real estate, construction projects, community outreach, marketing, certified notary, property management, and i have many degrees. i hope there is some room for me. people like myself in local hiring -- fortunately, i can come in and community outreach. the community does not know what is going on. when it comes to dumping garbage, if we are going to be successful, and we are, we need to educate the public. that is where i come in as being a native san franciscan and one that cares, one that generally cares and has demon