decisions on those matters. >> even the admissibility of evidence? >> yes. thank you. >> why don't i solicit the mayor's view on that? >> i think on a lot of these evidentiary questions, there may be differences of opinion within the commission. i think we probably need to have some of the decisions made at a hearing. there are always issues that are somewhat easy, but it is hard to sort out the easy ones. >> ok. i think if there is a dispute among the parties, i do not even think it is worth bringing it up at the commission. i think we would need a stipulation on that sort of delegation. ok. here is what i propose. i propose that we have mr. st. croix look at the states and see if we can get hearing rooms. -- these dates and see if we can get hearing rooms. we will do our utmost to get witnesses. i know you have a bigger burden, because you are first. we expect live testimony from a number of witnesses. we do not expect to get declarations from many people. perhaps plan accordingly, and be prepared to have those witnesses testified early on. now let

myself, i guess, in a view that at this point i am not prepared to say if that testimony would be admissible. but i can only make that decision, i guess, if he introduces the transcript. it seems to me it should be limited to the transcript. at that point, i would be prepared to make a decision. >> i have not heard anything about this witness that makes me think she would be relevant here. if the underlying actions are not disputed, you know, there are lots of witnesses for whom we time you're very important testimony from. to me -- >> and the underlying actions are disputed. the extent of the of this is far greater than what the sheriff has admitted to. and we dispute that. this is a witness who has testimony relevant to that. chairperson hur: ok, let me stop you there. other than -- i want to set aside the witness dissuasion. that is part of the charges. other than the grabbing of the arm, what other actions are you alleging that took place that constitute official misconduct? >> i think it is relevant in assessing whether official misconduct occurred to assess the level of abuse. chairper

admissions officer for 20 years, turned out she had fake degrees. >> unbelievable. >> they did firek this is institutional showing off. she should have been punished for this -- >> why did she lie? >> why indeed. the dark recesses of the human heart. >> who knows. >> sometimes you feel pressure to have what in retrospect looks like a professional accomplishment. sometimes there's a raise up for grabs. it's so strange that people -- why do people plagiarize? the more people read your plagiarized book, the more should you you are of getting caught. apparently also psychological study suggests honesty is not our default position, that we all, all of us, tell significant lies every day. not just hello, how are you. but lying as a kind of social lubricant. >> i'm glad you brought up dan loeb. dan loeb was an activist investor, upset with the company management, he went digging, he finds this out. was that ethical? >> yes. it's perfectly reasonable for him to bring up actual, true information about the company. what's not appropriate is this response of complete umbrage. he does not care

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in our work admission hiring hall, with san francisco residents, in order to help them become more job ready, we encourage them to let no opportunity go by, which could have made a major difference in their futures. i asked this of each of you. please consider this to be such a major opportunity to make such a difference in so many lives. please give that opportunity to those who are fighting so hard to improve their lives. please use your abilities to afford them those opportunities to get jobs they need and deserve. thank you very much for your time and especially your consideration. please support cpmc's project. thank you. president fong: thank you. >> hello. my name is prior -- is brian and i volunteer organizer. unfortunately, nancy was not able to stay. she was the only endocrinologist south of market for many years. practicing as a loose for 36 years, 35 of them in the same office. sutter has refused to allow our to lease and office space that she can afford. they are charging her for five years, back increasing for charges of living, even though they were cashing her checks al

decisions on those matters. >> even the admissibility of evidence? >> yes. thank you. >> why don't i solicit the mayor's view on that? >> i think on a lot of these evidentiary questions, there may be differences of opinion within the commission. i think we probably need to have some of the decisions made at a hearing. there are always issues that are somewhat easy, but it is hard to sort out the easy ones. >> ok. i think if there is a dispute among the parties, i do not even think it is worth bringing it up at the commission. i think we would need a stipulation on that sort of delegation. ok. here is what i propose. i propose that we have mr. st. croix look

the first five admissions to the international space station is a success. dragon space council built by space orpgs docked with the international station yesterday. the first privately owned spacecraft to do so. the docking signifies nasa's new direction. >> we'll start out with our radar over here. clear skies in west virginia. leftover storms running ahead of a cool front coming out of the great lakes in new york state and across ohio and indiana. north of that front, norms reaching from ohio, northern illinois and michigan this evening. that front is going to get strung out across our area or just north of us today. will it trigger something? if you live up north, you might keep an eye out for that. we're beginning to see rain bands off a sub tropical storm. it is a loosely organized storm. it is not a total tropical storm. it doesn't have the find of strength you could get from a regular storm. and it will be moving, drifting westward toward the carolina -- toward the georgia and carolina coast. then we have weather out to the west including snows in mo

aquarium of the day, so it is a wonderful way for families who do not have the means to pay the admission fee, and while you are producing the books to be able to check out of semi pass for yourself, and that concludes my presentation. we are looking forward to a very exciting summer. i will talk to my peers about including more data from the rec and park department. we are also working for the housing authority, so we can share that information. >> we can wait until it is done. >> commissioner, any questions? i don't want to lose a quorum, so why don't we open it up to public comment, so if there is any member who wishes to speak, please come forward, and thank you to the district staff for the presentation. >> i would like to reply to the school district. i am especially interested in special end. the students represent a wide range of abilities and disabilities, and for many of them, extended services are very important. we have to come across an internal memo that indicates because of budget concerns the special education department wants to limit the number of special ed students who

it's good for free admission to almost 400 parks and it will last all summer long. cost about $80. >>> if you have business with the motor vehicle administration this weekend, you may want to save it for next week. they will be closed this weekend beginning today. this includes full service and express stations, also the vehicle test stations are closed too. officials say the days right after a holiday are especially busy. so if you can put it off a few extra days, do so. you're encouraged to take care of your business online if you can do that as well. >>> metro is now using a long holiday weekend to make improvements to the rail system. it's going to start today at 10:00 tonight and continue through monday. it affects passengers traveling on the greenline between greenbelt and fort taughton. you'll have to take a shuttle bus in between those two stations. on the redline trains will share a single track between wood forest and takom. allow 10 minutes for travel times. >>> more than 100 bicyclists are going to be riding from boston to northern virginia to honor emer

a dozen deem upon straighters got into the admissions office this afternoon. they are urging the uc system to double the number of minority students that enrolled. most of the demonstrators were from high schools and community colleges who said they were unfairly denied admission. 12 protestors were cited for tre passing. trespassing. and they have until tomorrow morning to leave the pasture or face eviction. the radical urban farmers have been there about three weeks. the uc is offering to drop all charges and give them two seats on a special committee to discuss this standoff if they leave by tomorrow which they say they won't. and tonight the oakland city officials want you to help them hold vandals accountable. they are asking members of the public to send evidence identifying those who have damaged property and violently confronted police during the recent protests. the city has filed lawsuits against three individuals who were seen smashing windows and spray painting the public property. >> abc7 news spoke exclusively with the san francisco woman who los

now the bank's admission is new ammunition for those in washington calling for stricter regulations on wall street. >> if they get away with this kind of bet, we're going to be right back in the soup again. we're going to end up facing economic disaster, a depression, or having to bail out banks again. we don't want to be put in that position. >> legislators and regulators have been pressing to separate the casino element of big banks gambling with share holder money from the more basic operations. jpmorgan's loss is renewing the calls for the biggest banks to be broken up. >> i would like to see not only the organizational structures of the big banks simplified but the strategies and instruments they use simplified. >> the trading loss at jpmorgan won't put a big dent in the firm. analysts say it's still expected to make a profit of $4 billion the next quarter, but it's raising questions and anxiety over whether other banks are making bets that we don't know about and whether they could go wrong. bank stocks across the board were down on this news day as the news continues to reverber

, no longer loans they're loaning, but they're giving free admission to minority students to help provide more access for minorities. we have a long way to go to make sure that we can provide affordable law students' education. one thing that i did recently was one of my nieces, why do you want to go to this school, which was not in her home town where she could live at home and go to the school and not have to incur all those expenses, you know, you will get as good an education there. you need to make different decisions. we have got to give them a transparent environment to make the decision in. >> still another quarter, which indicates the enormous range of the subject matter, arbitration. is it a legitimate part of the legal system, or is it just a private system of justice? >> both. it is both. it is a private system of justice. unfortunately, it is only available very often to people who have money. again, what we call the rent-a- judge system exists today. you have retired judges you can hire four between $500.1000 dollars an hour to adjudicate your case -- hire for between five u

a dozen deem upon straighters got into the admissions office this afternoon. they are urging the uc system to double the number of minority students that enrolled. most of the demonstrators were from high schools and community colleges who said they were unfairly denied admission. 12 protestors were cited for tre passing. trespassing. and they have until tomorrow morning to leave the pasture or face eviction. the radical urban farmers have been there about three weeks. the uc is offering to drop all charges and give them two seats on a special committee to discuss this standoff if they leave by tomorrow which they say they won't. and tonight the oakland city officials want you to help them hold vandals accountable. they are asking members of the public to send evidence identifying those who have damaged property and violently confronted police during the recent protests. the city has filed lawsuits against three individuals who were seen smashing windows and spray painting the public property. >> abc7 news spoke exclusively with the san francisco woman who los

five years ago the admission officer at m.i.t., had been a great admissions officer, but it turned outhe had fake degrees. i think this is institutional showing off. >> why did she lie though? >> why indeed. the dark recesses of the human heart. who knows? sometimes you feel pressure to have in retrospect what looks like a professional accomplishment. sometimes there's a raise up for grabs. it is so strange! why do people flplagiarize? the more people that read your plagiarized book, the more sure you are at getting caught. honesty is not our default position. all of us tell significant lies every day, not just hello, how are you, but lying as a kind of social lubricant. >> i'm glad you brought up jan loeb. he was an activist investor, is upset with the company's management. he went digging, he finds this out. was that ethical? >> yes. it's perfectly reasonable for him to bring up actual true information about the company. what's not appropriate is this response of complete umbrage of, he does not care that scott thompson lax a computer sibs degrd science degree. look at his tenure at

that admission may dampen some enthusiasim for the i p o but only slightly. >> this is in many way the i p o of the decade for that reason and the reason fundamental of the business. beyond the revenue numbers the usage metrics, active user metrics because it's positive you will find many investors still getting very excited about participating in a the offerin offering. >>reporter: facebook posted video on line ahead of the road show to sell itself to instrors but not there today because many have seen it. potential investors wanted was a chance to see and hear from mark in person. >> first time to see mark in action and see the team and see how the how what the give-and-take is like with the investment community and see how open they are going to be with relatively communicate to go wall street what to expect. >> even though investors will eventually become owners of facebook they won't control it. mark hold as special class of stock that trump ps regular shareholders. in menlo park, david lou abc 7 news. >> and one of facebook co-founders isjf doing somethig surprising. defriending

a civil suit -- a civil suit which resulted in an apology, some would say an apology, but not an admission of guilt. but the conservative view has taken that perspective, but also, as craig mentioned, others have seen the event here as not worthy of memorialization or commemoration at all. get over it is the typical phrase that you will hear and see in many of these narrators as they talk about the experience. john garibaldi was a young professor at kent state at the time in psychology. he was interviewed by craig for the project. he has followed this pattern as well. i'll play a short clip from his interview here. >> what do you think the consequences were of the shootings? >> well, one of the consequences that was rather apparent was that there weren't any further demonstrations. that is to say, there weren't demonstrations of the sort that we had or that were going on. it was like all of a sudden people realized this was a deadly game. this was not a panty raid kind of mentally. this was not something that could be done on a whim without regard to consequences, that the consequences wer

they went and applied for admission on january the 14th, 1946. and she was rejected. they began the legal process. that legal process took from then until january of 1948, two years, to actually work itself through the legal process. the case was first started in norman, oklahoma at the county level, and she lost there, tan was appealed to oklahoma supreme court where she lost there. and then they appealed that to the united states supreme court. the supreme court ruled unanimously that she should have that opportunity in oklahoma. my mom was real excited about that, she was at the supreme court when they had the arguments. and so she came back to oklahoma, real excited, thinking she was getting ready to go to law school. within seven days, the school, admission period would end, and she gotta tell gram in the mail that said that oklahoma had just opened the langston university school of law, so within seven days, they created a law school, a separate law school, just for her. the school was located in the state capitol building, and they hired two part time attorneys

pool admission fees are $1.50 for park pools and $1 for all other pools. >>> seven minutes after 6:00 right now. ever done zumba? >> i have not. >> you should give it a try. the latin-inspired dance moves a great way to get in shape. >> the kids are really enjoying this. instructors taking notes >> that makes me laugh. >>> in health news, the way a mother delivers her baby could actually be prone to childhood obesity. >>> a city in wisconsin took quite a beating by mother nature. >>> lynette. >> the holiday weekend is here. i'm going to give you that forecast and tell you what you need to pack for this memorial day coming up. >>reporter: if you're traveling to the beach this memorial day weekend, route 50 is nice and clear here at the river bridge. i'm tracking the delays of your holiday commute and will bring you the latest coming up in my abc 2 news time saver traffic report. >>> a live look at new york this morning. there's the big apple in times square. let's head that way for the very latest in today's tech bytes. >>reporter: in today's tech bytes, facebook launches a new photo-s

beginning monday blue star museums are offering free admission to active duty military personnel and their families t. will be offered through labor day. sign up for the melting pot's fondu with the purchase of an entree. >>> news around the world. while you were sleeping a 4.7 magnitude earthquake struck christchurch, new zealand. so far no reports of damage or injuries. according to sky news in australia, christchurch has had 41 quakes above magnitude 5 since september, 2010. that's when the 7.1 magnitude earthquake struck that region. [ screaming ] >>> violent scuffles erupting in ukraine's parliament over a bill that would allow the russian language in courts, hospitals and other places where russian is spoke in the country. the fight broke out between lawmakers who want to take ukraine out of russia's shadow and who want to support the ukraine and russian-speaking region. >>> a man is arrested police say is responsible for eight teenagers. police say parents of the teen helped arrest the man. they realized all the victims had disappeared from the same place. police say the sp li

here's another example of something free, if you're a veteran, you can get free admission to blue staruseum for memorial day which is the 28th through labor day, september 3rd. you can look at the site for more details. head to the lifestyle section on abc2news.com and check it out. >>> a chance to make a splash. tomorrow all six city pools in baltimore will be open. they're going to be open only on the weekend for the next month and then on june 23rd, they will open every single day. 20 other pools around the city will also be opening. pool admission is $1.50 and then for park pools, those are just $1 for those all other parks and pools. >>> news time 61, jury deliberations in the john edwards corruption case is in this morning for the sixth day. the former presidential candidate is accused of using campaign funds to hide his pregnant mistress during the 2008 presidential run. >>> and free plants that proo produce the meat filling pink slime will shut down after negative publicity over the lean beef trimmings. more than 650 workers are scheduled to lose their jobs. those plants are in

now the bank's admission is new ammunition for those in washington calling for stricter regulations on wall street. >> if they get away with this kind of bet, we're going to be right back in the soup again. we're going to end up facing economic disaster, a depression, or having to bail out banchgs again. >> legislators and regulators have been gambling to separate from the bugger operations. >> i would like to see not only the organizational structures of the big banks simplified but the strategies and instruments they use simplified. >> it won't put a big dent in the firm. it's still expected to make a profit $4 billion next term, but it's raising anxiety over whether banks are making big bets. bank stocks down the board were down on this news today. brian. >> andrew, let's put a finer point on this. this was bank money, a bank bet with its money. why should the american people sit up and take notice? >> it was bank money. it was share holder money, so investors need to worry about it, but the larger context is if jpmorgan can make a bad bet of this magnitude, could there be larger be

environment for all people of color, the hiring of black student faculty and staff, and an open admissions from high schools from neighborhoods within essex county. rpo, the puerto rican student organization, followed suit and within seven days of the university's response drafted a similar manifesto to advance the accesses to postsecondary education of puerto rican and other spanish speaking students. their letter to the vice president dismissed rutgers attempts of engaging the puerto rican community as tokenism and put forth an uncompromising series of demands. the demands put forth by the puerto rican organization of students reflected the racial, ethnic and economic disparity in access to higher education at rutgers. the manifesto underscores the inability of spanish speaking urban residents to access credit or take out private loans to pay for a college education, tuition and housing. the university's anniversary celebration of the takeover focuses on black/white relations, largely ignoring the role of latino students in the protest. rutgers history advances the idea that the newark s

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then suo compared the number of arrests and emergency room admissions in those states, and he found the same pattern-- over the years, there had been huge, simultaneous spikes in meth use and then huge fall-offs. suo became obsessed with figuring out why. >> it's a lot like richard dreyfus in "close encounters of the third kind" where he has this image in his head of this mountain, and he doesn't know what it means, but he just feels compelled to tear up his yard and build this giant mound in his living room. and ultimately that leads him to the answer. i didn't get any aliens out of it, but i got some pretty interesting answers. >> narrator: the answers lay in the very chemistry of the brain of a meth addict. suo learned about the neuroscience of meth from dr. richard rawson of ucla. >> it has most of its effect via dopamine. dopamine is the brain's primary pleasure chemical. when people do things that the brain wants to reward, it releases dopamine. this is the slide that we use to illustrate the principal that one orgasm equals two cheeseburgers. probably not true, but that's what th

and within seven days, the school -- the admissions period would end. and she got a telegram in the mail that said that oklahoma had just opened the langston university school of law. so within seven days, they created a law school, a separate law school, just for her. the school was located in the state capitol building. and they hired two part-time attorneys, and a part-time dean. and that was to be the separate but equal law school for her to attend. and she did not attend that law school at all. but the law school stayed open for a full year. in the meantime, the head of the oklahoma state naacp, rascal dungy, came up with another strategy. he said, all right, i have six other students to apply to the university of oklahoma, one in engineering, one in medicine, one in architecture and geology. and he said let me see you build those schools overnight. so oklahoma basically knew at that point that the deal was up. that they could not afford to have a dual separate educational system in oklahoma. not only oklahoma, but every other state-supported unive

about a dozen protestors cited at the admissions office. most were minority students and they say they were unfairly denied admission. 12 protestors were cited for trespassing and released. >> they are asking the public to send them evidence that have violently confronted police during protests. the city has filed lawsuits against three individuals. >> "abc 7 news" broke exclusively to the san francisco woman who lost her husband and two of her sons to a reputed member of the notorious mf-13 gang. they were shot to death four years ago while driving home from a family picnic. edwin ramos was convicted thursday. t bologna had been married to his wife for 22 years. danielle found out about the murders from a police officer. >> he said, danielle, tony and michael are dead. i was like this can't be happening. i thought why me? what did i do to deserve this? >> we protected her adented because she and her two surviving children are in the federal witness protection program because they are afraid of gang retaliation. we posted the video under se

everyone gets the total admission now.real terms, people get more for the same amount of money. >> effective now, tickets prices for adults are up $4, up, ti1 f kids, and dolphin shows are over p aquarium officials say it is in response to a request, and it is an opportunity to reach those who would not buy tickets to see the show. as part of the dolphin discove bas, you can come into e arena at any time. stand close to the tank, but watch from a new observation deck and see the trainers work with the animals every hour and a half or so. >> they will be able to see them swimming, they will see them erom behind-the-scenes change such as checking on medical exams, doing play sessions with them. it opens the door for showing them a little of our world bm swthwimminenes. >> ok. so the dolphins are not the only animals you will get to see more of at the national aquareup yum. >> they are not known for their speaking ability, but she does know one word. see if she will l ty it for you hello? >> hello. >> very good. >> she is one

. >> the new 5-year contract requires an up front payment for city services and guarantees admission and amuseumment tax payments. >> this would be one of the biggest -- this could be one of the biggest races. >> last year's race brought 160,000 fans to downtown with an economic impact of almost $50 million. >> race fans, race drivers thought baltimore was the best race in the circuit last year. >> reporter: this new contract is for 5 years. michael andretti says he thinks it will be around for at least two decades. >> tickets are expected to go on sale may 28th, that's a week an a half from now. >>> doomsday has been averted. the maryland house approved a funding package in a special session after three days of heated debate. the new package includes income tax increases and splitting teacher pension costs with local government. >> we ran around this session talking about ever manner of tax increase. he wanted a sales tax increase, gas tax increase. i couldn't keep track. 80% of people will have no increase. >> they are calling a second special session to discuss the expansion of ga

. >> we had at a basic price of admission, which i guess was a less than total experience.e total experience now. >> effective now, ticket prices for adults are up $4, up $1 for kids, and often shows are over. officials say is in response to a visitor requests and to reach those who would not buy tickets to see the shows. now as part of the dolphin discovery, you can enter the arena at any time, stand at close to the tank, and see the trainers work with animals every 1 1/2 hours or so. >> they will see the swimming, us doing behind the scenes things, medical exams, doing play sessions. it opens the door to showing them a little bit of our world behind the scenes. >> the dolphins are not the only animals to see more of at the national aquarium. >> she knows one word. hello. >> hello. >> margaret is a hyacinth macaw, one of many animals will be out all day, giving visitors a chance to learn and interact. >> we have at least 40 interactions' every day. we will get a lot closer to the animals, see training sessions and feedings. >> we think it will be a lot more fun, and that i

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we have less than admission. everyone gets the total experience now.in real terms, people get more for the same amount of money. >> ticket prices up $4, and dolphin shows are overnight officials say it is in response to visitor requests and it is an opportunity to reach those who would not buy tickets to see the shows. now, as part of the dolphin discovery, you can come into the arena any time, stand close to the tank or watch from new observation decks and see trainers work with the animals every hour and a half or so. >> they will be able to see them swimming, they will be able to see us doing behind-the-scenes things with them, such as checking on medical exams, doing play things with them. so it opens the door to showing them a little of our world behind-the-scenes for dolphins. >> ok. the dolphins aren't the only animals you will see more of at the national aquarium. >> she does know one word, so let's see if she'll say it for you. >> hello. >> hello. >> good girl. >> this is one of the many animals that will be out during the day give giving visi

and this contains an admission that they initially located this permit -- the initially low k the permit seven no restaurants would have the opportunity to appeal. subsequently, it was learned that the location was on port property, and dpw did not require notice, as would have been required, so there alone, you have a city action which prevented our clients from filing a timely appeal. if you allow the appeal, i think you will find that even though some of these restaurants are not within 300 feet, they are all greatly affected by this. we are here to talk about this when you hopefully give us jurisdiction to file the appeal. so with that said, by the emission that grumpy is did not give notice, we think that the standard has been met, that there was no notice given, that that was a city action, and that you should allow these people to have the opportunity to be heard on the appeal. if you have any questions, i would be happy to entertain them. thank you very much. director goldstein: thank you. mr. gladstone. >> good evening. i have six minutes. i will probably share that. i worked of

the 13-year-old tendered an admission to the charge of involuntary manslaughter. the 12-year-old boy admitted to being an accessory to the crime. a sentencing hearing for the teens will be held this month. >> family members found the body when monet first went missing. >>> in just over an hour, president obama will address the nation. from afghanistan. the president made a surprise visit. this comes on the first anniversary on the death of osama bin laden. a short time ago, the president and afghan president, signed an agreement, setting terms for when ups forces pull out in 2014. and on the anniversary of seal team 6, taking out osama bin laden, the threat of terrorism remains. and mary joins us now with more. >> a terrorism expert tells me, while al qaeda is still a threat. home-grown terrorism presents a real danger in the short term. >> reporter: on the evening of may 1st last year, navy seals killed osama bin laden, when they stormed his secret compound in pakistan. the u.s. government says it is a crippling blow to al qaeda that is still being felt today. >>