>> the first thing i would say is we are already in the process of implementing ab-32. we have, in effect, the most important piece, the one we are relying on for the most reductions in green house gases which is our auto emission standards and not only are they not a drain on the economy, they are saving consumers money every day at the pump. i think this fear that somehow this is going to create some new additional burden on the price of energy is just wrong. an i guess the other thing i would say that at least gives me comfort is that we basically had this discussion during the course of the last election. we had two candidates who took very different positions on ab-32, jerry brown who supported it. meg whitman who said it should be suspended for a year and we had proposition 23, which was a serious, well-financed measure on the ballot to try to suspend ab-32, while our state is in the process of trying to recover from a terrible recession. and in both cases, the voters of california overwhelmingly rejected the arguments against ab-32. so that give mess at least som

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it's when abe ringle says, "your honour, i think better when i'm paid more".e you revealing something about yourself, or are you just making fun of lawyers? [chuckling] - a little bit. it's a remark made by a teacher of mine at yale law school. i don't think it's true for me. i think i think more clearly when i'm more motivated, but i'm not as motivated by money. i'm motivated much more by passion and by the cause, and i think that really does help clarify my thinking. and, you know, you do change your mind over time, and something you thought you were certain about, you become less certain about as you get older and as you experience more things, and i think that's particularly true when you're a teacher of young people, and every day, people come in with new ideas that are fresh to you, and you remain fresh and young when you teach 18-year-old kids, as i do when i teach college classes, and 22-year-old kids when i teach law school classes. - well, alan dershowitz, i know you're very busy, but the day i get busted, you're the first guy i'm calling. - well, do

supervisor mar: your action item is recommending support for ab 650. let's open this up for public comment. is there anyone from the public that would like to speak? seeing none, public comment is closed. director, did you have a point? >> i just wanted to report that the other bill where you took a position last month, which is the one that was changed to what the government has been moving through the legislature and that it was heard yesterday at the transportation committee and passed on a 13-0 vote, and the only opposition was from this agency. i do not know if mark wants to report on that. >> it was interesting. mtc is being crafted in how they are setting this up. the transportation authority had taken a support position, for example, but mtc arranged to have them appear in support of the bill. that brought to coauthors who were on the committee on board and that, i think, led the way. we were the only entity there to express opposition. the principal make up of that committee was for southern california with the exception of the two members fro

supervisor mar: your action item is recommending support for ab 650. let's open this up for public comment. is there anyone from the public that would like to speak? seeing none, public comment is closed. director, did you have a point? >> i just wanted to report that the other bill where you took a position last month, which is the one that was changed to what the government has been moving through the legislature and that it was heard yesterday at the transportation committee and passed on a 13-0 vote, and the only opposition was from this agency. i do not know if mark wants to report on that. >> it was interesting. mtc is becr

so first up a conversation about the situation in japan with acclaimed architect hitoshi abe. he now heads the department of architecture and urban design here in ucla. also eve ensler is here from the "vagina mon loges." she is soaping city of joy. we're glad you can join hitoshi abe and eve ensler coming up. >> all i need his name is james and he needs extra help with his reading. >> i'm james. >> yes. >> everyone making a difference -- >> thank you. >> you help us all live better.s tavis smiley. >> and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. >> thank you. >> hitoshi abe serveses a chair of the ucla urban design and architecture. he's doing the work with brad pitt make it right foundation in the lower ninth wa in new orleans. great to have you on this program. >> thank you. tavis: i know you're the eighth generation born and raised in sendai one of the hardest hits city. how's your family? >> they're doing fine. actually, i was so worried because they are living in an area called wakabaishi so close to the area that was hit. also i couldn't reach them for

. >> también toluca juega muy bnnm ,s abe cuando dar un par de pasos. >> se cruzó muy bien de la torre digamos que estamos en la mitad. >> le pegararon a jaime ayoví . >> tuvo algún prblema con cel golpe. >> evidentemente , por lo menos, algún latigazo habtrra sufrido. >> así es . >> esta haciendo falta. >> cuando mas lo necesita ho, es que generen futbol, parece tolucae s el futbol brasileño . >> respetuosamente, lo que es el torneo pasado y este, en ese sentido difiero. >> entiendo todo el valor de loq genera ,. >> tiene torneo y medio sin aparecer, juega y esta preente, pero para mi gusto un toluca muy bajo de nivel . >> le falta pero , quien aporat esa calidad con a pelota . >> el no ha aportado el ultimo torneo y medioi . >> en méxico no hay un jugador como el, ahortia, puede hablar de un tema de diario, pero como ziña no hay un jugador en este momento en el futbol mexicano . >> dueñas uscando por donde la puso mal . >> estamos hablando de eso, si no esta al 100% ya es momento de enrar, los minutos pasan y el gol no cae . >> ahora si balón arriba , laventa no tan bien pero sale ga

that is ab 2034. >>? there anyone here who can inject a little hope -- is there anyone here who can inject a little hope? we know that there are barriers. we know the laws are overreaching. we have employers that ignore the laws. so what is the solution, dr. richard s. -- dr. richards? how are we going to turn this around for california and the nation? >> i am actually giving this paper in two weeks in finland at a conference, but just some of our ideas that come out of the convict criminology group. the first is and the war on drugs. just and it. -- just end it. it started in 1960 with richard nixon. it has been going on 50 years. nobody has even kept count of how many people have been arrested -- 10 million, 20 million, 30 million? it sounds like something out of stalin's russia. turn in your neighbors, turn in your friends. if you turn in 10 people, you get less time in prison. that is what it is, you know? this war on drugs is something out of stalin's russia. and let's stop this war on sex offenders

ciudades de california incluida san francisco se respaldo esta idea contenida en el proyecto de ley ab un paquete de reformas de ley que se impulsa en sacramento para frenar los embargos. ---otro proyecto exigiria a los bancos modificar los prestamos antes de ir a una ejecucion hipotecaria. sot jose zuniga/esta perdiendo su casa "yo estoy perdiendo mi casa y quiero ayuda del banco, que me ayude a modificar mi casa porque esta que si, que no y el tiempo se esta iendo" vo ---dueÑos de casa en problemas se unieron a la campaÑa en respaldo de estos proyectos, asi como sindicatos y organizaciones de fe. ---650 mil millones de dolares como minimo dicen es lo que le ha costado a california la crisis generada por los embargos hipotecarios. cu --cuide mucho su presupuesto familiar, ya que los precios de la comida van a subir. take vo --el mal tiempo en la florida, texas y otros estados del sur del pais, ha aumentado los precios de los vegetales.,por ejemplo, los tomates, pimentones y la lechuca subiran el doble. --el alto costo de la carne y de los productos lcteos se debe a un aumento en el co

it's a special election held today, continuing expiring sales as well as vehicle license fee would ab proved. and governor brown trying to round ut more votes talking to members of both parties, arm twisting. live in sacramento abc 7 news. >> and california public utilities commission is demanding demanding records from pacific gas and electric. the demand comes just a day after pg&e was supposed to turn over documents verifying condition of underground lines following the san bruno explosion. but the utility only turned in a third of the records before 1961. if pg&e does not comply, the utility would face fines and penalties for what the agency today calls deliberate noncomply yens. >> prosecutors released nine voice mail messages they say show an angry side of barry bonds, they're laced with profanity, prosecutors say is evidence of rage them want to play messages for a jury at bonds trial. messages were left for his former mistress kimberly wells, the transcript quotes bonds saying yo kim i'm starting to get upset wr. in the expletive are you is in the trial begins monday. >> and a

. >>> mañana un ab dentro de trabajo truncó la vida de un inmigrante. >>> un camión lo atropelló y lodrán iniciar una nueva vida. >>> pues darle un mejor . .... >>> todo está bien afortunadamente, pero en el hospital terminó el querido actor shaaban un compañero de trabajo accidentalmente lo golpeó fuertemente con un arma de fuego mientras grababa una escena. >>> vamos a escuchar lo que dijo hace algunos minutos vía telefónica. >>> ya me dieron de alta estoy en mi casa, agradecido por el público y mis fans. >>> fue trasladado en comilla a un hospital de miami, donde pasó la noche bajo observación médica está bien y se recupera en su hogar. >>> saludos alejandro. >>> ha causado molestias en méxico gloria trevi fuera invitada especial a un programa de cantos de niños. la invitación de la artista estuvo tras las rejas acusada de abuso, violación y explotación de menores. vamos a escuchar lo que dijo en monterrey. >>> hacer un comentario en un medio. cómo publicó como espectador, la absoluta libertad de opinar. de comentar. tomándolo como un ataque. y aquí mi intención. tener un comentari

with, ab 32 in california, and with the, puc, looking at the utilities to makinging investments in water efficiency in order to save money. that means as peter recommended, if water finds where those are, to partner with you in achieving those savings. that sort of planning potentially brings it to the table but only if it finds those in the way that's compelling and that's true with regard to reoperation and the number of flooding issues and so forth. so there's a simple lesson there with working with with land use agencies. that's something utility agencies don't do enough of. i think it's important to look at those information internally to see well there's clearly a consensus to do more in the future. >> every water utility should to a greenhouse gas inventor. what are your greenhouse gases and where do they come from. everybody not agree on all of it but it's useful to have that baseline information, especially if the state moves to a cap or you get credit for reduction. some of you might be starting that already. >> i'm glad you mentioned greenhouse gases. the conference is on co2,

. >>> un grupo de congresiso afro-americano acaso a que usted so, representante manual, abbing a republicanosán importante para el sistema de educación publica en sufrió y todo california nuestro compañer esta desde la oficina de san francisco y dice lo que esta pasando. >>> gracias, lo que esta pasando en estos momentos que están reunido algunas personas que llegaron como maestros y padres de estudiante, quieren aprobar la notificación que despidos, 172 maestros, 1 39d trabajadores de oficina, podrían ser despedidos. >>> son 419 despidos en total para comenzar, distrito escolar no esta discutiendo, sobre despidos si no que cuentos más realizaran. >>> de acuerdo con normas política de el gobernador de california, jerry brown, en su intento por bajar el dñficit, tienen por mandato, despedir empleador y nato fotificarlo ele marzo, mientras que otras ciudad cierran escuela aquí la reducción que personal es inminente. >>> si uno calcula lo que vamos a eliminar esto año, seria 25%. >>> distrito escolar, se apoya en unas posibilidad elección para el próximo mes de junio, en esa elección votantes ti

regarding what i am calling the bond case, this is in relation to ab 117, which requires cca to post a bond to cover expected reentry fees should they cease functioning and return their customers to the incumbent utility. in december, if you recall, they were set to reproof -- there were set to approve a bond mechanism that could have had negative consequences for the cca in general. the city along with our allies manage to get that adverse decision reconsidered, and they are reconsidering that case. they have reopened that case for additional information. it is not clear of the timing of the decision or what the rules ultimately will be for evaluating that bonn did not, but we expect it around midsummer. since they were willing to pull the decision back in december, we feel it is realistic to assume the outcome should be better than we first saw. under the exit fee case, along with our allies, we have been working hard to address the method for calculating exit fees. sometimes the exit fees are referred to by their acronym in terms of how it shows up on customer billed charges as th

. >> ab-57? >> it is b.e.a.l.l. just a comment, the assembly transportation committee is not represented well by the bay area, with one person. susan from contra costa county. we will have to look for allies in other areas who probably don't care about this battle or concern. so it will be more difficult and i can report that amiano is on this. he started charting out the game plan to go after the bill and make changes that are needed. your delegation is on top of this. but the bill is not set. >> mr. chair. this is a signifigant policy issue, clearly. one i am sure will get a lot of debate. i am aware that commissioner wiener introduced a resolution opposing the change. i do not know, but i -- mark is not able to assure you this bill will not be moving fast. i wouldn't do my job if i didn't suggest you want to take another position on the bill. this month. in which case, you would want to make the move today. and there is some place to start from in terms of a position. and so that the delegation has a clear signal

low 60s abeing lo the east bay shore and to the east bay valleys low to mid-60s here and without thatn-cooled air, we'll actually see a little sunshine around the monterey bay and be warmer just about everywhere else, low to mid-60s with mid-60s inland. around the state today snow develops up around tahoe and 46. chico and sacramento some light rain. low 60s there. but look at los angeles and palm springs, near 80 degrees today. bringing it home tonight, patchy fog and cloud cover. livermore low to mid-40s. here's a look what's going on upstairs. you can tell it's a pretty mature system that has this comma shape to it and knows the energy is lacking but the moisture is out there. the cold front pushing ever so slowly through the bay. by 4:00, 5:00 it's gone. the evening should be pretty quiet and overnight you can see it's all gon rainfall amount very, very light. around the bay we may have nothing to about a tenth, tenth to a quarter of an inch in the north bay. maybe double that in your mountains. 7-day forecast, increasing sunshine tomorrow and saturday but temperatures pretty much

de inenfrentamientos de pandillas y narco bloqueos en el primer ataque en su contra la policía logró ab>> el mes de enero fue sets nado de cinco tiros el alcalde en morelos, y en agosto 2010 otro alcalde de santiago nuevo león fue asesinado después de declararle la guerra al crimen organizado. >> marco antonio leal alcalde del hidalgo recibió 125 disparos a gregorio, alcalde del juan rodríguez veracruz lo torturaron antes de matarlo, pero los ataques a alcaldes, dice el procurador del estado fueron obra de narcos. >> que los seso noción son miembros de la delincuencia organizada. >> en dos años 15 alcaldes han sido asesinados, y muchos más viven bajo amenazas. >> el gobernador de nuevo león y encargado de la seguridad del estado y alcalde se reunieron luego del atentado aunque no dieron información el por qué, se dijeron que reforzarán la seguridad de alcaldes y de la población, wrir que. >>> gracias ser un alcalde en méxico es muy peligroso. >> y lo que va de la administración el presidente fidel castro ha gasado... es algo como 15500 millones dólares en publ zado, para méxico gastó ci

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ciudades de california incluida san francisco se respaldo esta idea contenida en el proyecto de ley ab. ---esta es parte de un paquete de reformas de ley que se impulsa en sacramento para frenar los embargos. ---otro proyecto exigiria a los bancos modificar los prestamos antes de ir a una ejecucion hipotecaria. sot jose zuniga/esta perdiendo su casa "yo estoy perdiendo mi casa y quiero ayuda del banco, que me ayude a modificar mi casa porque esta que si, que no y el tiempo se esta iendo" vo ---dueÑos de casa en problemas se unieron a la campaÑa en respaldo de estos proyectos, asi como sindicatos y organizaciones de fe. ---650 mil millones de dolares como minimo dicen es lo que le ha costado a california la crisis generada por los embargos hipotecarios. take vo --en otra historia de embargos, una iglesia en richmond est luchando para evitar que la cierren. --se trata de la iglesia apostlica "bible way", que asegura que recibi un prstamo de una entidad fraudulenta. --esta maÑana, un grupo de feligreses ocup el lugar para evitar que se haga efectiva la orden de desalojo. --la iglesia "bib

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the second thing is with, ab 32 one of the first parts is the adoption of the initial action and we've heard from the governor that he's very interested in having all state agencies things that can be implemented by 2010 to reduce the carbon imprints and we strongly recommend the california you are bin water councils management practices. and what sort of things is,dwr, looking for to initialize those actions. i was trying think of the questions. but let me clarify my point. since up imup here about how their not paying attention, actually i think their paying a lot of attention. did i do better. my point there was when you talk about the california water community it's thousands and thousands of people all spread across the state in terms of what we're doing to integrate why mate change one is to make it a major part of the california update where we're already geared up to do it and the other is distribution under prop, 84 and we'll have workshops on how we can make this climate issue a preference or some sort of incentive of prop, 84 to get it in play there. in terms of governors ma

. >> los activistas dicen que esto se debe más ab al clima anti indocumento ado que se vive en nebraskaue no quieren que sigan naci iendo bebés de origen hispano en el resto del país. y se está cometiendo este crimen. >> denuncias van másarla, hay informes que por temor algunas mujeres comienzan a considerar como opción abortar ante la posibilidad de ver a sus bebés morir en una etapa avanzadas del embarazo por la falta de asistencia médica. >>> y también se reporta un aumento del número de bebés nacidos prematuromente y de mamás que van a luz abordo en salsa del emergencia. >>>la senadora republicana katy intenta salir al rescate de quienes han quedado desprotegidas. >> presentó un proyecto de ley para reestablecer la ayuda para estas mujeres indocumentada. >> la directora de servicios estatales en nebraska dice que no hay ninguna razón para gastar dinero en personas que están en el país sin papeles. >> en los Ángeles. carlos telemundo. >> muy pronto empresas podrían verificar el esta tugs de migratoria de quienes busquen trabajo y lo policía podría hacer mismo, desde atlanta con el ni

their owner was abe, and he wanted to take the approach his team was not going to be threatening.y cater more to a morant negative image of black americans. tavis: you mean more clownish? >> some of it was kind of annoying. they would be playing a basketball game and then would start shooting dice. the greeting. rens were hard-core warriors on the court. they played very serious games. they were not out there to entertain anybody. tavis: what opportunities did they have even though they could not play in the nba? what interaction did they have with the best of the white players? >> they would play the best of the per national teams in barnstorming games. those games were normally lucrative financially because the white community wanted to see the black guys loose and they did not lose. [laughter] it started a rival rate and with the best of the white teams were the original celtics. they played them a lot. they would play them in a lot of different areas. it was always an exhibition game. coaching staffs -- coaches around the country would bring their coaching staff to see the ren

there is two and a half to three inches north bay three quarters to ab inch and a half. and south bay just under that. there is winter storm warning from midnight until 4:00 p.m. wednesday. and there is snow expect add above 7,000 feet. this is a mild storm. gusty winds up to 50 miles per hour. there is a mild night, mid-40s to low 50s and you're going to see showers or sun. there is a mild afternoon and around the bay upper 50s to low 60s. carry umbrellas tomorrow, could see thunder thursday. friday is a dry break then more rain coming in saturday afternoon and this is winter, notice temperatures are mild into 50s and 60s across the board. >> into march that moder yates a little bit. >> thank you. >> and still ahead doggies from san francisco and big journey for a place to call home. >> then courageous come back of a teenager who nearly lost his life, remember, to ♪ going to the bank without going to the bank... that's a step forward. with chase quickdeposit on your smartphone, you just snap a picture, hit send and done. chase quickdeposit. take a step forward and ♪ we

ab slitly nothing. when is the next rine fall going to fall? i'll have details after this break. over a marin county bank. police were negotiating wit >>> it's been more than five hours since the gunman took over a bank. police were negotiating with him and he had just surrendered. joe vasquez found out the suspect was requesting high level meetings. joe. >> inside the bank of america, a gunman paces back and forth. he's talking on the speakerphone with police and fbi negotiators outside. they're telling him he's surrounded and should give himself up. the man is suffering from psychological problems. first he demanded a conversation with the ceo of bank of america. now he wants to talk directly with president obama. >> he begins waving a gun around, a pistol, black. >> he says the man walked in with what appeared to be a typewritten manifesto around 4:30 this afternoon. he told employees to take page of the document to the front window. >> what was he saying? >> that he didn't want to hurt anyone. he wanted to make a statement about banking and the economy. and the tout is corrup

a number of agencies decided to support, the bill, ab 32, that started because they asked themselves conversation with folks working on climate issues, if they thought we needed a mandatory cap on greenhouse gases, and the answer after it got a great deal of thought the answer was yes, it's not a silver bullet but it is part of the solution. >> a number of them said why don't you start with saying that publically. it's not taking opposition on legislation but that sort of policy statement to the general public that climate change has significant impact and we can't just plan for the worst case scenario, we have to think of it's an a policy issue before we get to regulatory and that's something we urge to get the public to think about. >> i think conveying to people what we realize and getting it on the radar screen is important. is there a participant that can help us think about participation or public engage meant? >> hi we're focused on local solutions to reduce greenhouse gas emissions. our approach to this issue is develop a community climate action plan which we're currently la

nightline will air a special edition with walters looking back on the interviews at 11:35 right here on ab tonight, we have lt a legend. don sanchez, abc 7 news. >>> indeed. when abc 7 news at 9:00 continues here tonight, the first pictures of the so-called fukushima 50 as they battle radiation poisoning to save the power plant. >>> also tonight, a young athlete who was told that he would never walk again, and you will see where his can-do >>> danish f-16 fighter jets took off today as the international coalition continues to epiforce a no fly zone over libya. good evening, once again. stronger signals today from president obama that america is ready to turn the lead over to other nations in the air war in libya. but as abc's jay tapper explains that does not mean is out of harm's way. >> reporter: president obama is eager to hand over command and control to the international coalition. >> we will be pulling back from our much more active efforts to shake the environment. we will still be in a support role. >> reporter: that support role supplying, jamming intelligence is not an exit strat

. >> richard hart, ab abc7 news. >> pretty uh amazing. >>> let's look at the weather now. >> i thought i would show you guys some of the wind speeds from last night. these are peak wind gusts. this was between 1:00 and 2:00 in the morning. 71 miles an hour. 68 mile per hour wind gusts and check out novato. 56 in golden gate bridge at 54 mile per hour wind gusts. you can see why with the saturated ground and the very strong winds we had so many trees and power lines come down. live doppler 7hd picking up a few lippingering showers. it is headed toward the campbell area and it will continue to drift toward the east and north san jose. you will get hit with this. tonight we will continue with a few scattered showers, and we will see some clear patches and a little money light out there. 49 in san francisco. 46 in livermore. here are our highlights for the upcoming workweek. scattered showers overnight tonight. showers and some sun breaks and a chance of isolated thunderstorms for monday. and then two more systems will move in. one on wednesday and the other on thursday. it is bringing us

now here's ab early look at this morning's headlines in entertainment.ntioned at the top of the show, the producers of charlie sheen's tv show have fired him. after careful consideration, warner brothers television has terminated charlie sheen's services on "two and a half men" effective immediately. well, sheen, referring to his long threatened lawsuit against warner brothers and cbs, called it a big day of gladness at the sober valley lodge because mou i can take all of their bazillions. his words. he levelled an expletive and celebrated mefr having to put on those silly shirts his character wore on the show. later, appearing on youtube, firing what he calls tore peatos of truth, a rambling sheen told viewers what to expect from his self-produced broadcasts. >> i want to deliver some mrooep and deliver it in a way that [ bleep ]. in the epicenter of how i deliver things, which is perfect and truthful and radical and in your face, so far many your face. it grabs your teeth and shovz them down your throat. oh, what a lovely little snack. wow. tastes like