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guarda frontera es viejo enemigo y cazador de indocumentados ahora los quiere perseguir con la ley abido gasté solamente 15.000 dólares en primaria hasta otros que gastaron 400.000 dólares lo hice impulsando el tema. >> quiso que la foto de su familia se viera durante la entrevista como prueba dice de que no es racista y se indignó y cuando le pregunté. >> mi esposa emigró de filipinas y me han llenado de llamadas. hablemos de lo que está bien o está mal. >> es el equivocado. >> generalmente sus ideas son ideas simples son ideas que no sirven acá en california. >> si son de mi colega va a morir en el primer comité. >> quieren a los inmigrantes es la contienda por la gobernación que perdió meg whitman a pesar de gastarse millones de dólares de su fortuna cuando su ex empleada doméstica la acusó de maltrato. >> meg whitman habría sido una heroína como la gobernadora jan brewer. o arpaio. >> la ab 26 busca hacer criminales a los que no tienen papeles, castigar a los que transportar albergan o les dan trabajo. >> en esta nota por ejemplo el remitente afirma que sus gatos valen más que cua

looking at the guarantee, performance bond, that is required in ab 117 that a cca must put out, to cover any entry fees that the local iou my experience, should the cca terminate and return the customers. if pg&e would have to go into the marketplace, purchase incremental energy. it is to protect their bundled customers. at least that is what the regulatory framework says. we have been looking at that, the method that is currently under consideration. it also has a significant bias to make that value be a lot higher. we have estimated, should we go through a full rollout, in some market conditions, a bond amount would vary depending on where prices were. it could be more than $200 million, the amount that san francisco would need to guarantee to pg&e. marin has been looking into this because it matters very much to their program. as they have been mentioning at the cpuc, there is really no market for such performance guarantees. one of the perverse outcomes of this rule and mechanism, we are fighting against it, we could foresee there could be conditions where the existence of this bond

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

mid to upper 60s abeing lo the coast. little cooling trend midweek tuesday into wednesday before thursday sees some warmer weather. guess what happens next weekend. looks like it may rain and be chilly once again. enjoy the weekend. here's frances. >> an earlier accident on the shoulder but looks like it's finally starting to clear. 47 mph is an improvement from earlier. it's under 40 mph as you approach 680, 280 on north 101 and then the slowest spot in the entire bay area westbound 4 antioch lone tree to summersville. next busiest spot is interstate 80 in berkeley where we have a live camera shot and it's flowing pretty well westbound. no delays from the cardenas bridge to the maze. eric, kristen. >> frances, thank you so much. 6:10. >> just ahead, pizza wars. ♪ [ female announcer ] there's only one you. that's why sutter health created thedoctorforyou.com, where you can find a doctor based on criteria important to you. and because it's sutter health, you can choose a doctor from some of the most respected medical group

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for the item, tan dan, ab abc 7 news. you may have more are in common with sarah palin than you think. the link between baby names and where you live in america and the former alaska governor. and there was a tougher you are looking at a live shuttingf the space shouldl "discovery". all systems go for the planned lift-off tomorrow. six astronauts, thousands of pounds of aah splies and a robot are headed to the international space station. this is "discovery"'s final flight. h history will be made tomorrow if it goes off in time. shuttle mixes end after just two more flights diswhrarks is the end of the space shuttle program. magnificent lit up at night in florida. >>> could these stuff economic times be prompting more people to show up for work on time? a new survey from career builder shows 15% of workers say they arrive to work late once a week or more compared with 20% back in 2008. one third of employers say they fired an employee for being late. employers reported hearing a number of excuses from workers bein

. >> [rollc all] call] commissioner cavellini is abs ent. president newlin: public comment. members of the public may address the commission that are within the subject matter or jurisdiction of the commission. with respect to agenda items, you can address the commission at the time such item is called. anyone that would like to partaken public comment? >> i want to address a couple of things that people are talking about that we have not gotten in a concrete answer. the officer is here today and is welcome knowledge. we want to talk about permits in terms of liquor licenses as kind of a privilege. when they are transferred, they are often viewed as new applications. they are treated as such. we have counsel here that has talked about the license as property, in terms of also amendment rights. i would like to see some clarity. when they are transferred and they want to sell the business, are the personal property? is it something that is viewed as a privilege? if it goes into escrow, what people thought they were selling doesn't come out as they thought they were selling. bu

. >> 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

the california assembly and state senate both passed ab 7075 the board of education observed the day of civil liberties on january 30 of each school year and conduct activities and the meaning of his life and recognizing the importance. thank you. i failed to recognize bob who is in the audience. >> at this time, we'll ask the speakers since the section is up in front of the board at this time. i'll have karen and greg and janice kelly cards for those speakers. >> please come up, you have 2:00. >> thank you very much for president mendoza, the commission and supervisor garcia. thank you for your considerat n consideration. my son is an alumni of sfusd. i am a volunteer at rosa parks elementary school. i want to give special acknowledgment and thanks for asking my husband as members of the legal team to review and add to the draft of the resolution. it can be has ar douse to ask attorneys to add a few thoughts. we did expand the facts so that the resolution itself would be a resource document. we felt this was fitting because he believed that the matters at stack both in 1942 and in t

here's your accu-weather 7-day forecast, and it gets warmer, mid to upper 60s abeing lo the coast. all seven days low to mid-70s and inland saturday, sunday and also monday. here's frances with a crash update. >> a developing hot spot in walnut creek. you might want to start considering bart. we've got this injury crash southbound right near treat and it is blocking at least a couple or one or two of the right lanes. they've activated the sign so that tells you it might be out there for a while. one of the cars involved in this crash is on its side. we're going to see traffic slow down on southbound 680 in walnut creek apreaching treat. we'll keep track of those delays as they develop for you this morning. the other hot spot we've been following is san francisco's castro neighborhood where we had up to three separate fires reported. one of them right here in this live shot. this is 17th street right behind castro and it's near market as well. 17th and hartford is where the s-street cars usually turn around. you'll notice that market is closed right now between castro and sanchez in

what ab 299 would do is close that loophole. >> she says many women decide to return to work early rather than lose their coverage and wants new working moms to have adequate time to bond with newborn autos president obama today presented a medal of freedom to basketball legends. the medal is the highest civilian honor presented to people who made important contributions to national security, world peace and culture. in honoring russell the president praised the native as a champion on the court at the university of san francisco and the boston celtics and a champion off the course as well. >> bill russell the man stood up for the right to dignity of all men, marching with care. stood by and when a restaurant refused to serve black celtics he refused to play in the game. he kept on focusing on making the teammates he loved better players. >> other honories also german chancelor and the author and poet maya angleou. >> a group of high school students in oakland were allowed to do today. and that is one of the perks of a b average. >> this is a party in the middle of the school day. for hun

. >>> señores, no les parece ab zurdo y super lamentable el hecho que sigue saliendo,ue luis miguel esmbre e ve algo que nosotros no vemos. porque son raras las veces que habla y no hablará de los temas. pero yo quisiera saber, qué es lo que el ve, que no le provoca. a ver si aprendes con el trabo lenguas. y no creo que sea tan irresponsable de ser pre de 2, y quizás de una tercera y no le pasará 500 dólares al mes. >>> evidentemente no creo que el mundo esté en lo correcto y sea... que el mundo este incorrecto. porque pasó. y dime una cosa. claro carolina. si tú tienes 150 millones de dólares de fortuna y tú hermano menor está vendiendo estampitas en la calle. no es como de corazón ayudarlo por amor. >>> y el señor luis miguel le compró a este hermano un departamento en miami y lo reubicó acá. >>> juramelo. >>> sí. >>> ese alex, no sé, porque sergio sigue viviendo en guadalajara es alex. señores, vamos a una pausa al regresar, tenemos listo el tijeretazo del día y un adelanto de mi entrevista con ninel conde que verán este lunes en la tera. las noches en telefutura señores. se pasan m

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,

i don't think abe -- i'm sure that abe lincoln didn't light up a room. but those people made difficult decisions when they had to be made. the chronic campaigner doesn't make those difficult decisions. he's all show. he's a peacock. bill clinton was a peacock. when he lost his temper with me in the jockey club in '96, '95, in 1995, he started -- he was exorcised about a piece we did in the american spectator. came over, wanted me to talk and schmooze. he turned the whole conversation to my daughter because he thought he could kind of chat her up and get past this difficult moment. and i asked him instead what'd you think about the mean airport piece? he went off like a rocket, and he immediately called out of the card catalog of his mind, he called back l.d. brown. l.d. brown was an arkansas state trooper involved in the maine airport, and he went through the whole litany of criticisms he had of l.d. brown. and i was astonished at how the president of the united states could bring back this crisis of ten years before and bring back the talking points tha

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

fins is an unsustainable slaughter of some of the motion's most magnificent animals and enacting this ab 376 would be an important step to protect." >>> a baby boy abducted from his home in fresno is back home. he was found late last night. and was miles away at the suspect's parents home outside of bakersfield. that suspect is the baby's fire, 19-year-old edward ramos, who was arrested last tight. anniversaries say he -- anniversaries say he kidnapped the -- investigators say he kidnapped the boy and that triggered an amber alert. >>> president obama bunched the -- launched the 2012 budget battle. he says this involves tough budget cuts. craig boswell say the republicans say this is just a road map for more spending. >> reporter: staffers on capitol hill began this valentine's day morning unpacking and unwrapping budget books. president obama '$3.73 trillion blueprint. the president says his proposal trims more than 200 federal programs while making key investments in transportation, research and education. >> the only way we can make these investments in our future is if our government

the right wing who have started these social programs to enhance the lives of the minorities as in abe lincoln, a republican. wasn't it eisenhower who wanted to get the civil rights but it didn't get past until lbj came along? and all those types of deals and as far as being pro-life. they are looking out for the minorities when isn't the it the democratic parties or the progressives aren't they the one funding for the abortion and all a that when the conservatives do look out for the minorities if ways that other liberals will never be able to possibly acknowledge? >> i don't understand the question. i'm sorry. >> moline, illinois. jerry, hi >> caller: thank you for a very interesting interview. mr. tyrrell, you mentioned a couple of wonderful english authors. i'm curious to know whether you've read by anything by g.k. chesterston and if so if chesterton had any influence on you as a writer or more importantly if he had any influence on you personally. thank you, and i'll hang up. >> jerry, do you read chesterton? >> caller: yes, i think he's just a very -- he should be a lot more wel

. >> we're hoping that the bill ab-44 passes and that would ban the open carry. >> reporter: but she says the brady campaign is not waiting to find out so it's launched what it calls -- >> they have the right to set this. they can establish a gun-free policy. >> reporter: mike mibach, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> hundreds of brave swimmers including some familiar ktvu places -- faces took the plunge in the chilly waters in san francisco bay. it looks cold just watching it. the annual polar plunge at crissy field got underway this morning. it's to raise money for the special olympics of northern california. an estimated 600 people jumped in, including john sasaki, mark tamayo and our sports director. the water degree was 51 degrees. that exchange the -- dark explains the chattering noise. >> i always think you are crazy when you do this. but this year i definitely think so. >> it's always a great event. it's the third time i've been out there. it's a great event. the chill is still with us for tonight. right now -- on the maps, i can show you this on live stormtracker2, we're tracking som

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francisco to qualify for additional funding for disaster recovery projects per california assembly bill ab 2140. following any public comment on these matters which would remove them from the consent calendar, these are in your hands. president olague: is there any public comment? seeing none. commissioner borden: move the items. vice president miguel: second. president olague: thank you. >> the motion on the floor is approval for all four items. on that motion -- commissioner antonini: aye. commissioner borden: aye. commissioner moore: aye. president olague: aye. vice president miguel: aye. >> i close the public hearing on this item and grant the requested variance in 1b, subject to conditions. >> thank you. you are now on commissioners questions and matters. commissioner moore: i want to bring to the commission's attention and exhibit at spur, which is the ocean beach in context. it is a very worthwhile exhibit. this exhibit is going to be on until march 8. i brought you a postcard city can remind yourself. it is a very worthwhile thing to do. it does something which i am very intrigued

the ab normal brain waves may be found in children as young as nine months old. >>> cell phone, there's new verge out that says holding them to your ear can affect your brain activity. >> many of us feel we would lose our minds without a cell phone, but it turns out brief conversations can alter activity. >> cell phone exposure for 50 minutes affects the human brain. >> a study finds signals from a mobile phone speed up the way brain cells mobilize glucose. doctors say that puts those cells under stress. >> the brain cells may tolerate the stress just fine, but it may be for some, that extra stress just pushes those cells over. >> how far they can be pushed remains a mystery. it's going to take years of additional study to determine the long-term effects, if any, but more than 90% of us use a wireless device, especially children and teenagers, whose brains are still developing. >> we don't know what the long-term consequence of driving increwsed activity within those regions of the brain would be when these children become adults. >> the lead researcher says she won't stop using the cel