. >> his father, john adrian, sr.as a police officer for amtrak and had recently passed away. >> the death of your father had a tremendous effect on you. >> absolutely. he was more than my father. he was my best friend. >> he went to catholic school. he was very sociable. >> valasquez' mother, maria, a labor union organizer, said her son was a typical all-american boy. >> he had a lot of friends. i used to feel like a attacks driver driving them to the movies, taking them bowling, doing all kinds of things. >> only child? >> my only child, yes. >> maria said she was stunned when she heard that her son was wanted for killing a retired cop. >> i called my son and i said, what's going on? he didn't know what was going on. >> valasquez said he had nothing to fear, so he turned himself in and agreed to appear in a line-up. but it was at that line-up that eyewitnesses identified him as the shooter, and john valasquez was charged with first-degree murder. >> you said you had nothing to do with the crime, you were nowhere clo

drake carpenter and adrian sandoval want to stop them before it becomes violent.entify 26 members of the disciples either in power of trying to take over. >> a lot of times until one person from the street comes in that is heavy enough and says this is what it is and both sides agree, there's going to be violence. people here can lose their lives. >> county is already a pressure cooker off rival gangs from all parts of the city living under one roof. >> tie me up, man. ave, 37 indiana burr street. >> got the ambrose. right above the eye. >> gang members make up more than 70% of the compounds 10,000 inmates at any given time. most detainees here are being held for trial as they have been charged, but not convicted of crimes. >> got money on that? >> it's sent to corrections staff. the criminal intelligence unit, ciu, will try to keep a lid on potential conflicts. >> controlled chaos all the way from the match buildings.ç >> you have 40, 50 guys on one tier killing each other on the streets and you expect them to get along. you can't just get over stuff like that.

. >> since january, adrian has attended the daily rallies in bucharest.undreds of people now regularly protests against the social cuts, and almost everyone knows adrian and his story. >> your jump in parliament was really courageous. it was a rude awakening. the rest of us were jolted out of our lethargy too late. >> he is our hero, the father of the rumanian protest movement. >> but please, do not do anything like that ever again. >> adrian does not plan to risk his life again with a second jump. he wants to be around to take his son to school every day and see him finish his education. >> closed window shutters are a common sight in britain's ne. what were once thriving towns are now often desolate, and to places. -- never really recovered from the closure of the coal mines. the government became the biggest employer, but since the financial crisis, london has been cutting jobs. however, there are hopes that the ne might be in for a new boom. a new era of mining could be daunting, but is the work sacrificing a little patch of paradise for? >> yorkshire

recently investigators adrian sandoval and drake carpenter began hearing about a renewed battle on theeets between two long-time rivals, the latin kings and the maniac latin disciples. >> what are you? >> man yack. >> it's hot over there. what's your background? >> couple of misdemeanors, resisting arrest. >> fighting with kings? >> what do they call you? >> maniacs have been at war with a lot of other big gangs, cold bros, gangsteres, kingsment one of the biggest bloodiest wars was with themselves. >> you're not going to see my face. no shame in my game. salute me or shoot me. >> maniac latin disciples or mlds represent the second largest latino street gang in chicago. founded in the 1960s, they got their start on the city's northwest side and branched out from there. they now claim up to 3,000 members, who must obey strict codes of conduct. above all, no one is toç cooperate with law enforcement. but sandoval and carpenter have seen gang members break that cardinal rule time and time again. they personally recruited many informants from the maniac latin disciples, including this man

adrian dillwood has more. >> reporter: wales is a part of great britain famous for sheep farming. despite being 202,300 kilometers from chernobyl, radioactive fallout was carried here by wind and rain contaminating some upland areas grazed by sheep. for four months after the disaster, farmers were banned from selling sheep from affected areas. glen roberts has been farming in this region for almost 30 years. he estimates that in 1986, the chernobyl disaster caused a 40% drop in his income. even after the ban was lifted, every sheep had to be tested before it could go to market. if levels of radioactive cesium were too high, farmers had to keep the sheep until contamination levels fell. affected farmers have followed the rules carefully. maintaining consumer confidence is critical for their livelihoods. >> they have more confidence in buying the lamb because we were doing all the monitoring work. >> reporter: finally, glyn roberts has the news he's been waiting for. from june the 1st, all remaining restrictions will be lifted. >> it's a happy thing that the whole process is going t

what's next for you, adrian? >> i'm focusing right here with bill.y it's those crazy ideas, those bold decisions that you were talking about before, that we have so much respect for. and in fact, the series that we are launching with ford is called the big shift. and it's about people who have those crazy ideas and who are succeeding in business with those ideas. >> all right. >> crazy ideas always win. >> yes, they do. >> crazy doesn't always win in politics. >>> bill and adrian, thank you. >> your stock is doing well by mika. >> what are you doing? >> i'm just saying. >> what's wrong with you? use your filter. you don't talk about people's money. >> she bought ford when it was like at $1. >>> just ahead, a special look at the life and career of johnny carson by the man who was on "the tonight show" more than 140 times. comedian david steinberg will join us ahead on "morning joe." with the capital one cash rewards card you get a 50% annual bonus. and everyone likes 50% more cash -- well, except her. no! but, i'm about to change that. ♪ every little

. >> se protagonizta puso el descuento por el sporting >> el de adrian, que puso el final del marcadorha >> da el pase al atletico de madrid. >> para el concurso "celebrado a mamá" mande un correo electrónico con una foto contandonos sobre su madre >> mucha suerte >> en el este lugar ecnontro este pedazo me meteoro que es

. >>> vamos a discutir notici de la semana, con adriÁn fernandez.ar contra su objetivo principal, el presidente obama, y le deja la preocupaciÓn de saber como hacer para mantener a bordo del barco republicano a conservadores y ultraconservadores que apostaban a santorum, es el primer dolor de cabeza, y cambiar para convencer a todo el paÍs, que tienen que votar a un millonario para sacar al paÍs de una crisis provocada por millonarios. >>> suspendiÓ la campaÑa, al suspender le permite recaudar dinero para pagar deudas ocasionales de la campaÑa, recaudar dinero, y deja una puerta abierta por si sucede una cosa en el futuro, si mitt romney no llega, levantar la mano, y decir no me retire, la suspendi. >>> ves un cambio en el mensaje de romneyo, se podÍa ir al centro? >>> no tengo la mÁs mÍnima duda, el candidato de todos que mÁs llevÓ la campaÑa a la derecha, fue precisamente el que se retirÓ santorum, creo que sÍ, vamos a verlo en temas importates, cha economÍa, y la inmigraciÓn. >>> mitt romney pierde con los hispanos, con mujeres, quÉ tienen que ha

conquistar el voto latino a pesar de atacar a indocumentados, para discutir temase la semana, estÁ adrianel morcate jefe de redacciÓn de nocas univisiÓn, y marcelo reimo, periodista independiente. >>> y charlie garcÍa nos presenta su mÚsica, habla de su relaciÓn de la presidenta fernÁndez, y por quÉ no habla de polÍtica, comenzamos. ♪. ♪♪. >>> vamos al punto. con jorge ramos. >>> vamos al punto, hoy termina en cartagena colombia, la sexta cumbre de las amÉricas, el presidente obama, durmiÓ dos noches ahÍ, no estuvo chaveze y tampoco el presidente de cuba, los que estuvieron marcaron la agenda, nos cuenta juan carlos. >>> hola jorge, buenos dÍas, un completo Éxito la sexta cumbre de las amÉricas, a pesar que tres mandataros no llegaron. ecuador, nicaragua y venezuela. >>> el viernes a la 4 de la tarde, con la llegada del presidente obama, se sintiÓ que empeba la cumbre de las amÉricas,desde el miercoles que a pesar arribaban presidentes se hablaba de la lucha a la drogas. >>> mucho que decir, que aportar, y exigir en tÉrminos de la corresponsabilidad para enfrentar un problema que no es de

[applause] 4 agent adrian spero, in deepest gratitude of your outstanding service, such an example is worthy of the highest of seem -- esteem. we will do them all at once. jennifer l.? -- jennifer berma? such dedication is unworthy of the highest esteem. -- is worthy of the highest esteem. a lot of stars. >> before our recipients leave, i want to say thank you through the police department curator this shows officers were using a law enforcement partners. ithey have worked many cases wih us, so i want to thank you for about. they also showed use of technology. and they want all these tv shows where things pop up on the screen. this does not happen naturally. i want to thank the fbi who was using profiles in psychology. thank you for partnering with us to take an extremely dangerous person off the street. he is a great agent. thank you very much. [applause] thank you, and we will move back into this with public comment period of we will call a general public comment. >> item number one, the general public comment. you have three minutes tuesday. -- to speak. by some of you may have see

--el presunto cabecilla, "adrian orion papajohn", recibÓ adeÁs seis cargos por posesÓn de arma de fuegor municiones en su poder. --la poliÍa de san francisco busca a testigos de un posible altercado que ocurrio anoche cerca del parque golden gate. --en ese lugar, los agentes encontraron a un hombre de 56 aÑos sufriendo de problemas para respirar.--antes de que llegaran los paraÉdicos, la Íctima primero perdÓ el conocimiento y luego murÓ en la escena.--seÚn testigos, minutos antes el hombre habia sostenido una as abril en la cuadra 2-mil 700 de baton rouge drive.--esa noche, "martin" conduÍa un jeep modelo "98 con el que presuntamente atropelÓ a la Íctima para luego darse a la fuga. --en otra investigacÓn, la poliÍa de san joÉ contiÚa con la bsqueda de dos hermanos que se cree son responsables de apuÑalar a un hombre la madrugada de ayer, en la comunidad "rose garden". --los investigadores creen que "jonathan alexander bess" y "brian james bess" formaban parte del grupo de personas que se atrincheraron dentro de la vivienda ubicada en la cuadra 200 de la avenida "cleveland", tras el apuÑ

want to thank mohammed nuru from the department of public works to build ginzberg from rec and park, adrian, jose, von, tiffany, and lenita from the community challenge grant. and juaquin. thank you. portola, portola, portola neighborhood. thank you for coming out to the portola neighborhood today. [applause] supervisor mar: this is the monday, april 9, 2012 meeting of the san francisco board of supervisors ladies and economic development committee. to my right is supervisor cohen, to my left is supervisor wiener. we're joined by david campos. lisa miller, give us the announcements. >> silent electronic devices, and completed speaker cards or documents should be submitted to the clerk. items will be on the april 17 board of supervisors agenda unless otherwise stated. supervisor mar: item one. >> resolution authorizing a grant in the amount of $180,000 to implement existing commercial buildings energy performance ordnance. -- ordinance. supervisor mar: mr. rodriguez? >> guillermo rodriguez. the department of the environment was awarded a grant of $180,000 to support the implementation of the

. >> adrian fernandez participara en el premio de long beach . >> estuvo acá y hablo de eventop. >> es con velez . >> necesita un milagro para avanzar. >> pasamos a oakland . >> el problema de basura es más grave de lo que se piensa. >> son los contribuyentes quienes terminan pagando al cuenta. >> el resultado no fue fructifero . >> perdieron 17 a 8 contra colorado . >> vamos a ver el clima. >> ♪(música). >> pasamos con eduardo . >> las temperaturas esta tarde en 59, temperaturas en 62 . >> acá tenemos parte de los acumulados. >> esta noche la brisa, desde el oeste y suroete. >> una segunda tormenta se acerca a nosotros, lluvia bastante fuerte en horario de la mañana a. >> advertencias de condiciones maritimas peligrosas. >> tormenta invernal, se espera más nieve, porque ya pasó la primera tormenta, afectando durante el día de mañana luego que se mueve el sistema, vemos que nos deja la lluvia. >> por lo menos dos días con actividad de lluvias. >> (♪ ♪ ) será llevada a votación en junio en san jose contiene lenguaje ilegal.---un panel de . >> (♪ ♪ ). >> un panel de tres jueces determino

luego el que ponía el 3-0, al final ganaron los dogers 3-2 y bueno, ahora les hablamos acerca de adrián que son los carros tal vez más llamativos, no? los que crean más, este, curiosidad >>> todo el fin de semana se fue mi compañero ara esa entrevista mayo, "univision 14" le extiende la invitacion a todos ustedes nuestros televidentes a participar en el concurso "celebrando a mamá"---para nominar a esa dama tan especial, envíenos una carta contandonos qué la hace tan única... no olvide incluir una foto..---envíe todo por correo electrónico a celebrandoa mamm@@nnvvssoo..ooo---o lo puede hacer tambien enviando la carta al 50 fremont street, 41st floor, san francisco, ca 94105 --la lluvia de esta noche llego acompaÑada de truenos y relampagos... algo que no veiamos desde hace mucho y algunos hasta han tomado fotografias impresionantes y las han publicado en facebook. eduardo rodriguez nos dice que nos depara el clima en los proximos dias. trt 1:47 >>> muy buenas noches, amigos, bueno, nuevamente la lluvia ha comenzado a caer en san francisco, una zona de lluvia ha estado moviénd

i want to recognize the mayor's office of immigrant affairs for translation service, and adrian for working with us, and sfgtv for recording this, and you can watch it to test the words. i want to thank my staff, they spent a lot of time on this. there wil lbe more town halls. supervisor olague will announce her next, and thank you. >> i would like to thank ed lee, for years i have organized this event. this seat was always empty. i want to thank hom for engaging with all of us and sharing the priority for the district. as promised, there will be more opportunities for you to express your feelings about the budget priorities. we will have this pariapril 25 t the county fair building. there are fliers as you leave. i want to thank you for coming and sharing your priority with us. we will work hard to meet those priorities. thank you. [applause] >> well, we certainly got off to a good start. last year, when we started this, -- i will tell you, one reason why i think there are a lot of programs that are safe is because you conducted yourself in a way we listened very carefully because he repre

adrian gonzales. he is 1-3. a walk and double. a run scored. out of play, left side. 3-7-0 for us. chopper. hopper. that will do it. they pick up one. we'll go to the bottom of the ninth. alexei done. ♪ i've never been one fo gym ♪ some may say ♪ ♪ but i still get my workout each day ♪ ♪ to create a physique that is better than fair ♪ ♪ for my desk at work i've a ball for a chair ♪ ♪ the girl from accounting "just can't reach up there" ♪ ♪ for a miller 64 no effort we'll spare ♪ ♪ to miller 64 ♪ ♪ to miller 64 ♪ ♪ to toils and sweat, beer with less regret ♪ ♪ to miller 64 ♪ there's a lot a home improvement centers out there. but does paying more for less mower really improve anything? at's why sears brought e latest craftsman line here. to put our money where our mouth is. welcome to the turf war. compare any craftsman tractor, mower, or trimmer to any other brand, and we guarantee sears has the lowest price. you won't find a better deal there, or there. if you do, we'll match it. and give you up to a hundred dollars to spend on anything at sears. it's a turf war. because your lawn

a lo que corresponde en otro partido, hannover y atlÉtico de madrid ahÍ se viene oportunidad para adriÁnodas las entradas buen Ánimo sobre todo por los americanistas aquÍ estÁ reacciÓn acerca del Árbitro y cÓmo fue para yeso su participaciÓn con la sub 23. >>> por algo, ha estado ya en algunos tambiÉn torneos internacionales.. >>> adentro somos rivales y como hay que jugar por nuestra playera y el equipo que vamos. >>> por Último le recordamos que el fin de semana sÁbado arranca univision deportes network con todos los detalles del fÚtbol, bÉisbol, boxeo etc. puede contratar por di ch nos vemos gracias. >>> gracias alejandro 45 procedimientos mÉdicos practicado comunmente a pacientes parecen ser innecesario segÚn un estudio especializado esto incluye suministro de antibiÓticos por sinusÍtis, la repeticiÓn de pruebas para el cÁncer kolo rectal y los exÁmenes para atacara dolor de sfal da, cada casa es diferente por lo que se recomienda antes que nada discutir el tema con su mÉdico. >>> nos dan cada vez mÁs medicinas hacav veces sin siqui. >>> pero bueno, antes de despreciar los libros ele

adrian is the founder and ceo of credit sesame.com. >> if you want to beat the banks you need to knowhey make credit decisions. >> reporter: so this this is a san francisco based mortgage broker. >> the lender decides what rate based on your equity and income is good and credit score is good. >> let's start with equity. if you bought your home before the downturn, your interest elevate probably 6% or above. our example will be a median priced home in san francisco which now goes for $650,000. if you have 20% equity, your loan amount is $520,000 and monthly mortgage payment is around $3,117. a fairly simple refinance at 5% and it drops to $2,791. nice but just the beginning. for instance, has your credit score been hurt by the down economy? >> first ten point in the credit score could mean thousands of dollars. the usual advice is to pay down your credit cards, but there is an easier way. increase your credit limit. the credit scoreblem isn't how much you owe, but how much you owe versus available credit. ask for higher credit limits. get your usage below 30% and you could be looking a

the rangers' adrian beltre smacked a two-run homer in the fourth inning and in the sixth josh hamiltone 440 foot drive to the second deck as texas won it 5-0. >>> new york jets quarterback tim tebow drew a big crowd on easter sunday speaking about his faith in a town near austin, texas. introduced by the pastor of a local church, thibault was cheered by an estimated 15,000 people. some wearing jerseys with his number 15. he discusseded his habit of taking a knee to pray at nfl games, often calls tebow 'ing. >> i don't think i was the first athlete to get on my knee and pray. it's funny, because i've had the same routine the last seven years and just this year they started calling it tebow'ing, which i have no idea why. i've been doing the last thing for the last seven years and this year it seemed to get popular. >> tebow says he knows some mock his actions but that's okay, he says, because it gets people to talk about prayer. >>> when we return, celebrating easter. we'll show you how some mark the christian holiday, including one celebration that broke down the barriers between religi

ktvu news spoke to one man arrested who identifies himself as adrian. he faced a very dangerous situation when he returned to the wear house yesterday afternoon. >> we went inside to proceed. i wanted to go get my personal we longings. we go inside there is people running out of the building. >> police investigating the claim arrested two teenagers for breaking and entering. >>> joseph naso is due back in court. the court will review evidence that will likely be presented to the jury. he is accuse of killing four women. he is acting as his own attorney. prosecutors are seeking the death penalty. >>> the attorney for the man accused of killing trayvon martin is heading back to court today. he will be addressing two things with the judge. coming up in seven minutes why one of the things could send george zimmerman back to jail. >>> time now 4:39. today san francisco will mark the start of construction on the americas cup spectator village. the races are scheduled to held on san francisco bay next year. at 11:30 this morning mayor ed lee will hold a ceremo

adrian is one of them. >> they made me believe in myself. >> this political refugee got a job at u.c.erkeley. he says he owes to them. >> that make me believe that all immigrants here who can make a better life if they have support. >> reporter: one key to the success is an internship program. while in school they do two months of work in office. she did her at orthopedic trauma institute. >> she did so well she got a full-time job at the office, but even when that doesn't happen, the internship dz are a win for both students and employers. >> this is an opportunity for us to bring people in to help them train, but also give us some free labor. >> they are hoping to attract more employers to the program with the promise of well-trained workers grateful to be given a chance. >> cheryl: with me in the studio amy thole a program specialist at matchbridge. finding young people jobs and those incredible internships. so amy, tell me how matchbridge works? >> matchbring, we partner with the community. we partner with a lot of communities that have a strong job training component. matchbrick

want to thank mohammed nuru from the department of public works to build ginzberg from rec and park, adrianjose, von, tiffany, and lenita from the community challenge grant. and juaquin. thank you. portola, portola, portola neighborhood. thank you for coming out to the portola neighborhood today. [applause] >> san francisco recreation and parks department offers classes for the whole family. rec and parks has a class for everyone. discover what is available now and get ready to get out and play. henri matisse. frida kahlo. andy warhol. discover the next great artist. get out and play and get inspired with toddler classes. experience art where making a mess is part of the process. classes and the size the artistic process rather than the product. children have the freedom to explore materials at their own pace and in their own way. talks love art, especially when they died into the creative process -- dive into the creative process. at the end of the classes, they have cleaned and washup. of.com great way to get out and play. for more information, visit sfrecpark.org. that out and play and g

adrian, why was today the day to make the call?has had a great ride up 50% plus this year. >> yeah. the time of the call is in front of comps coming on thursday. the april comps. the company typically does not give initial quarterly guidance until it has a very good look at the quarter. and that's the third month of the quarter. so we think overall april may have pulled back from march, but generally it was a really good quarter for them. >> what's working for the gap here? >> what's working is they finally are committed to getting their inventory under control. we're seeing inventory discipline at all three brands. so we've seen that throughout the spring season. the other thing that's working is little bit of a rising tide. tough give credit to some of the trends that are going on. color is working. a lot of these prints and patterns are working. and then the value messaging at old navy combined with pretty compelling tv advertising, that's also working. >> joey. >> adren, back in february the company guided to flat operating mar

adrian gonzalez, bang, hits one in the gap. jose bautista robs him. a great catch.ast chance for the red sox here, okay? look at that. awful. they are now 1-5 on the year, matching the chicago cubs for the worst record in baseball. and they have their home opener tomorrow. it's going to be brutal. brutal. yankees last night, looking to sweep the orioles, top of the first. curtis granderson, first homer of the season two-run shot over the right field wall. in the second, baltimore comes back. tying the game at 2. orioles take the yankees to extra innings. nick swisher, boom, right field. game-winner. yankees 6, orioles 4. detroit, best pitcher in baseball was out there yesterday. justin verlander, the tigers hosting the rays. detroit already up by one when james shields balks home a run. tigers take the lead into the ninth. zobrist puts the rays up by two. that's enough for them. the rays hand the tigers their first loss of the season, 4-2. the highlight of the night came from an unlike rly source, pete borros lines one out to left field. he comes all the way around

want to thank mohammed nuru from the department of public works to build ginzberg from rec and park, adrian, jose, von, tiffany, and lenita from the community challenge grant. and juaquin. thank you. portola, portola, portola neighborhood. thank you for coming out to the portola neighborhood today. [applause] >> good afternoon petraeus i am hearing to present -- i was told over the weekend, no, i would go present and entered as the person who will be receiving the award this year. i said, when is that coming at the lunch? the end, the grand finale? she said, no, it is the first award. i said, isn't this the international women's day and we're giving a man the first award? she said, oh, they have to go back to work. i said, we have heard that before. so the man of the year. when we think about who the right person should be and is deserving of such an honor, believe me, we're not looking for a man who is in high political office or the ceo of the major companies. instead, we're looking for someone who has demonstrated over time that he is committed to advancing equal rights and opportunities

want to thank mohammed nuru from the department of public works to build ginzberg from rec and park, adrian, jose, von, tiffany, and lenita from the community challenge grant. and juaquin. thank you. portola, portola, portola neighborhood. thank you for coming out to the portola neighborhood today. [applause] >> so the regular meaning of the unified school district for march 13th, 2012 is now called to order. roll call? >> miss fewer? miss maufas? ms. mendoza? dr. murase? mr. yee? >> present. >> ms. chong. >> here. please join me in the pledge of allegiance. >> i pledge allegiance to the plag of the united states of america and to the republic for which it stands one nation under god, indivisible with justice for all. >> some day! >> we're going to go with the approval of the board minutes for february 28th, 2012. it will take place at the next meeting. so we're not going to have any approval. item b, presentation of the superintendent's report. superintendent garcia. >> thank you. first of all, good evening and i want to welcome everybody for being here this evening. i wanted to report bac

one of the issues that adrian asked us to address was what can we do as san francisco residents? i have the luxury of not just working with immigrants and immigrant rights groups in the bay area, but i do the same thing with immigration policy centers in the d.c. d.c. does not hear enough from un meeting. and from members of the community. i urge you to set up a mechanism where you can of regularly get your message to washington, either by going yourself to testify, or sending residents of the county. i can honestly tell you, they do not see enough immigrants in the halls of washington. when i started as an immigration attorney in 1974, i met one of your commissioners. my workload was interesting at that time. it was half family visa. the other half of my caseload were mexican immigrants who had just been arrested. for a period of time, i was the only legal services attorney in northern california who represented low income people. i would interview people who had just been arrested. at night, i would be filling out visa forms for my chinese clients. today, as i said on the board

adrian hamilton was furious with our coverage and wrote i am offended by wusa9 trig to pit mothers who work outside the home -- trying to pit mothers who work outside the home against mothers who stay at home. it would be nice if women in america had a true choice in the matter. don't use the comments made by ann romney to try to pit american mothers against each other. you can see ken molestina's story that sparked that comment at www.wusa9.com and then hop on the wusa9 facebook page to put your two cents in. >>> after his wife left the stage mitt romney also spoke before a gathering of the national rifle association in st. louis. the republican presidential candidate said if elected, wee fully support gun ownership -- he would fully support gun ownership rights and accused president obama of attacking those rights. >> president obama is moving us away from our founders' vision. instead of limited government he's leading us toward limited freedom and limited opportunity. this november we face a defining decision. i'm offering a real choice, a new beginning. i'm running for president b