yes, angela, at the mayor's race in 2003. for those of you wondering what we're talking about, angela and i ran against each other. it was a time of tremendous controversy and frustration where everybody was pointing fingers in this town. i give mayer brown as a lot of credit for the investment he made, and i do not think he has ever legitimately got a credit for the investment he made into the homeless delivery system, but he was probably best known for his frustration when he said that there's just no way a city can solve homelessness. at the time, a lot of us jumped on him and said what an audacious and outrageous thing, but i have come to appreciate the frustration. at the same time, i also appreciated we needed to move in a different direction, and so much of that campaign was organized around the issue of poverty eradication, and an expression of that frustration. it was one of the fundamental reasons angela not only got in the mayor's race but got into politics in the first place. it is part of her life and hard of her

angela merkel clashes with the opposition and head of the summit on thursday. an empty chair as europe honors a cuban dissident in his absence. police in greece and fired tear gas at protesters in athens as protests erupted in demonstrations over the government's austerity measures. workers are holding a nationwide strike against reforms approved by parliament this morning. these were condition for greece to receive a massive bailout from the eu. >> protest in athens escalated into violence soon after they began. demonstrators set fire to a crash can and a car outside of a luxury hotel. -- to a trash can and a car. they were shouting dc -- the es. most people protested peacefully. starting on the first of january, employers will no longer be bound by wage agreements negotiated earlier with unions. severance pay will be cut by half. >> we have to stop this law from coming into force because this will destroy our children's future. this is a disgrace. the workers have a responsibility and duty treact to this and organize resistance to these policies and fight bac

barbara garcia -- angela manchin barbara garcia. she is the new health director in san francisco, and if anyone really wants to know how she got the job, the interview consisted of one question -- you think it is the -- one of the biggest health departments in the world, and we can talk about cultural competency and all the issues of primary care, long-term aging and all those things, but all that i already knew. i cared about one thing -- i said i'm out of here. not particularly because i want to be out of san francisco but because i want to continue to serve and my time was coming up, and my passion is this thing called project homeless. she said she knows and she committed to making sure it continues well past my time, so, barbara, we are holding you to that. i want to know this is going to continue on. i also want to thank our homeless czar, the person we call and text, and he has fans, or at least a family member here. but he deserves to look good. this is a guy out there until midnight or 1:00 in the morning, and he is getting

some countries are calling for joint eurobonds, but the angela merkel opposes that idea. >> european leaders have their sights set on achieving their best terms for the euro. they are bent to restoring peace after the dispute over the eurobond. >> i want to give a clear signal of unity for europe and the euro. we irresponsibility for sound economic management and solidarity -- we have responsibility for sound economic management and solidarity. >> if they want to create a permanent stability mechanism for struggling eu members. there is agreement that is needed, but how is the divisive issue. >> we do need a new mechanism to help the euro zone a sort out its problems and issues. that is important for britain, but we do need to make sure that britain is not liable to spend money under that mechanism. >> while heated debate is expected about how the system will operate, it is likely to take place behind closed doors. ropean leaders and know that financial markets want signs of resolution, not in decision. >> let's get more analysis from the brussels meetings. we are joined by our corre

angela merkel's approach delayed agreement on a greek a bailout. this was seen by some to have actually triggered the crisis in duin. then she wanted a treaty change. she effectively block to agreement on the euro bonds which some say would improve the situation regarding portugal, spain, and other countries. yes, germany is increasingly isolated but some of their supporters say that this is with good cause. they are the biggest paymaster and they have to tread carefully on every move because- they can end up caring the biggest financial burden for any future bailout. >> with a germany undergoing pressure, we asked our correspondent if berlin was pushing its own interests at the expense of its european partners. >> that might be one way of looking at this but certainly germany seems to be willing to fight in its own corner. we had the german spokesperson coming out and saying that germany is not engaging in on european activities -- un european activities. yes, germany is still committed to the euro. germany has qualms about eurobonds. have we have

germany's business and political elites are dissatisfied with angela merkel.hat laid the blame with our coalition partners, the free democrats. according to a svey, of the 541 german leaders in business politics and administration survey, 72% said they are unsatisfied with the coalition government. >> the figures still show widespread disappointment in angela merkel's government, despite the economy's strong recovery. many of those surveyed are unimpressed with wester wewe lle. they think he is overstretched in his dual role. but effectiveness is growing, albeit slowly. >> the initial difficult the coalition experience are still being felt. the majority of top managers feel these difficulties have not been totally overcome. >> overall, the business leaders have a positive economic outlook, but they are less optimistic about the future of the european single currency, the euro. 45% say they have no concerns about the euro's stability, but a majority, 54%, fear for the stability of the currency. their biggest worry is the debt burdens of some eurozone members. >

angela, you say you should hear the laws of the country. so they should ban it? >> i don't think they should endanger their lifers. -- lives. why are people so obsessed about what people do in their bedroom. >> there is a reason for that. >> okay, what is the reason. >> it is called sharia. >> and if it was an anti-black country, and when they had uh par tied, do you think i wanted to go to south africa? no. >> well, sun city is beautiful. >> i would have played! >> gay soccer players should boycott the world cup in 2022, but then again there won't be a world cup. >> i condemn your superficial attacks on soccer as silly and stupid as the sport is. >> i actually apologized to those people who play real sports. >>> coming up, is finger painting fun? yes, it is. but anyway, what's the latest joy wow? whatever it is, use a baby wipe. it will come right after. >>> they will get paid zip after the trip. the jets' assistant coach who pulled a play ground move seen here. whoa, on a dolphins player going down there during the game has been suspended without pay for the re

angela merkel has criticized the latest jail sentence for former russian oil tycoon mikhail khodorvsky. it appeared political motivations had played a role in the trial, she said. with his current sentence from an earlier conviction due to run out next year, mikhail khodorkovsky is said d remain behind bars until 2017. the judge said the defendant was a criminal. needed to be isolated from society. he was once the richest man in russia and an opponent of the kremlin. earlier, he was found guilty of

some countries are calling for joint eurobonds, but the angela merkel opposes that idea. >> european leaders have their sights set on achieving their best terms for the euro. they are bent to restoring peace after the dispute over the eurobond. >> i want to give a clear signal of unity for europe and the euro. we irresponsibility for sound economic management and solidarity -- we have responsibility for sound economic management and solidarity. >> if they want to create a permanent stability mechanism for struggling eu members. there is agreement that is needed, but how is the divisive issue. >> we do need a new mechanism to help the euro zone a sort out its problems and issues. that is important for britain, but we do need to make sure that britain is not liable to spend money under that mechanism. >> while heated debate is expected about how the system will operate, it is likely to take place behind closed doors. european leaders and know that financial markets want signs of resolution, not in decision. >> let's get more analysis from the brussels meetings. we are joined by our cor

once with his wife and once with chancellor angela merkel. even as they traveled to the hindu kush, they are starting to transport troops there -- from there by the end of next year. 2010 was supposed to market turnaround in the nato mission but this looks like a stalemate at best. more international troops were killed than in any other year of the campaign and civilian casualties have soared. leaders everywhere are talking exit strategies and dates. here in germany, lawmakers will vote on a new mandate for the force in january. >> angela merkel on her visit last saturday. the german chancellor did her best to convey a sense of optimism. nearly a decade after the missn in afghanistan began, serious cracks have emerged in the coalition strategy. >> i have now gone into afghanistan. no one has told me how to get out. >> is the military strategy the right one? back in february, the international security assistance force committed 15,000 troops to a new offensive against the taliban. the logic of the operation was to clear out all taliban from t

chancellor angela merkel has been hosting poland's prime minister donald tusk here in berlin. members of their cabinets have also taken part in those meetings. the talks come one day ahead of a significant anniversary in german-polish relations. tuesday marks 40 years since the former german chancellor knelt at a monument of the jewish ghetto in warsaw. the gesture was known as a turning point between the two countries. >> it was an image that touched e world. 40 years ago on december 7, he knelt in front of a monument to the victims of the warsaw ghetto uprising. the gesture was seen as a turning point in german-polish relations. in berlin, his former state secretary recalled speaking with him about the move. >> it took an effort. it was hard for me to even tell him that what i thought he did -- that i thought what he did was really great. when he responded, he told me he had suddenly had a feeling that laying a wreath on the monument was not enough. it was a spontaneous decision. >> of the current leader of germany's social democrat party said the legacy is still important t

angela kelley is vice president we talk with an advocate and opponent of the legislation: angela kelleyvice president for immigration policy and advocacy at the center for american progress; and mark krikorian is executive director of the center for immigration studies. thank you both for being here. well, as we said, the house is debating and voting tonight, the senate tomorrow. let's talk about the whys and the wherefores. angela kelley, you're in favor. what are the main reasons this should be enacted. >> sure. this is a limited program. it's for children and young adults who have been in the united states for at least five years. they're children and young adults that came at the age of 15 or younger. they can't be older than 29 to qualify. and what it does is it takes these kids who came through no choice of their own, their parents brought them, and it puts them on a conditional path. for ten years they're in a non-immigrant conditional status, can't get benefits, can't apply for their family members. they have to stay on the straight and narrow. after this period, presuming they

angela merkel's approach delayed agreement on a greek a bailout. this was seen by some to have actually triggered the crisis in dublin. then she wanted a treaty change. she effectively block to agreement on the euro bonds which some say would improve the situation regarding portugal, spain, and other countries. yes, germany is increasingly isolated but some of their supporters say that this is with good cause. they are the biggest paymaster and they have to tread carefully on every move because they can end up caring the biggest financial burden for any future bailout. >> with a germany undergoing pressure, we asked our correspondent if berlin was pushing its own interests at the expense of its european partners. >> that might be one way of looking at this but certainly germany seems to be willing to fight in its own corner. we had the german spokesperson coming out and saying that germany is not engaging in on european activities -- un european activities. yes, germany is still committed to the euro. germany has qualms about eurobonds. have we hav

germany's business and political elites are dissatisfied with angela merkel.hat laid the blame with our coalition partners, the free democrats. according to a survey, of the 541 german leaders in business politics and administration survey, 72% said they are unsatisfied with the coalition government. >> the figures still show widespread disappointment in angela merkel's government, despite the economy's strong recovery. many of those surveyed are unimpressed with wester wewe lle. they think he is overstretched in his dual role. but effectiveness is growing, albeit slowly. >> the initial difficult the coalition experience are still being felt. the majority of top managers feel these difficulties have not been totally overcome. >> overall, the business leaders have a positive economic outlook, but they are less optimistic about the future of the european single currency, the euro. 45% say they have no concerns about the euro's stability, but a majority, 54%, fear for the stability of the currency. their biggest worry is the debt burdens of some eurozone members.

angela kelley, you're in favor. what are the main reasons this should be enacted. >> sure.s is a limited program. it's for children and young adults who have been in the united states for at least five years. they're children and young adults that came at the age of 15 or younger. they can't be older than 29 to qualify. and what it does is it takes these kids who came through no choice of their own, their parents brought them, and it puts them on a conditional path. for ten years they're in a non-immigrant conditiona status, can't get benefits, can't apply for their family members. they have to stay on the straight and narrow. after this period, presuming they meet the requirement, going to college or serving in the military for two years, they can apply for residency. seems like it's a reasonable program for kids who have grown up in the u.s., are very american, and it ensures they're working at microsoft and not mcdonald's their whole live >> reporter: mark krikorian, why is it a badd idea? >> the dream act, the actual piece of legislation, has a germ of a good idea and e

i'm angela alioto, the chair of the 10-year plan to end chronic homelessness. let me just say i think some of you might remember the mayor's race of 2003. i know gavin does. it was quite a race. at the end, gavin and i agreed that our goal was to do everything we could for the homeless and four of our great city. as a consequence, the new mayor in january 2004, appointed an incredible committee of about 30 people to create the 10-year plan to end chronic homelessness. gavin said that i would not be able to do it by june. for six months, 30 incredible people -- and i mean in credible people -- from every walk of life -- the funding was to have the hotel industry, the chamber of commerce along with the activists from the tenderloin all get along from six months and actually come through with one of the most incredible plans to end chronic homelessness and poverty in the city and county of san francisco. on june 29, 2004, mayor gavin newsom announced the plan, and we are standing here today still with that plan. one of the things that came out of the new administr

once with his wife and once with chancellor angela merkel. even as they traveled to the hindu kush, they are starting to transport troops there -- from there by the end of next year. 2010 was supposed to market turnaround in the nato mission but this looks like a stalemate at best. more international troops were killed than in any other year of the campaign and civilian casualties have soared. leaders everywhere are talking exit strategies and dates. here in germany, lawmakers will vote on a new mandate for the force in january. >> angela merkel on her visit last saturday. the german chancellor did her best to convey a sense of optimism. nearly a decade after the mission in afghanistan began, serious cracks have emerged in the coalition strategy. >> i have now gone into afghanistan. no one has told me how to get out. >> is the military strategy the right one? back in february, the international security assistance force committed 15,000 troops to a new offensive against the taliban. the logic of the operation was to clear out all taliban from

angela -- senior says no -- because they believe ramos is very dangerous. >> and tried to rape her. >> ramos can face 21 years in prison if convicted on all counts with one strike against him and sexually assault on a child in hayward. >> it's double the sentence and have fun here. >> he's accused of snatching a 34-year-old girl at the dollar tree store. he removed her pants and assaulted her. he's facing three charges, hers include forcible lewd acts against a child and act of atelephoned sodomy against the child. he will be back in court on monday. >>> they spoke with her mother today. he lives in the home with his mother up until this incident. his mother says she will find a new place for him to live. her neighbors say they will make sure that happened. >> they better not bring him back here. the neighbors are not going to welcome him back, when he's not coming bark, period. he can go wherever he wants. he's not coming back into this house and into this neighborhood. >> we spoke with mark, an advocate for missing children who's daughter was kid snapped and killed back in 1993. he

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chancellor angela merkel has been hosting poland's prime minister donald tusk here in berlin. members of their cabinets have also taken part in those meetings. the talks come one day ahead of a significant anniversary in german-polish relations. tuesday marks 40 years since the former german chancellor knelt at a monument of the jewish ghetto in warsaw. the gesture was known as a turning point between the two countries. >> it was an image that touched the world. 40 years ago on december 7, he knelt in front of a monument to the victims of the warsaw ghetto uprising. the gesture was seen as a turning point in german-polish relations. in berlin, his former state secretary recalled speaking with him about the move. >> it took an effort. it was hard for me to even tell him that what i thought he did -- that i thought what he did was really great. when he responded, he told me he had suddenly had a feeling that laying a wreath on the monument was not enough. it was a spontaneous decision. >> of the current leader of germany's social democrat party said the legacy is still important

angela merkel has criticized the latest jail sentence for former russian oil tycoon mikhail khodorvsky. it appeared political motivations had played a role in the trial, she said. with his current sentence from an earlier conviction due to run out next year, mikhail khodorkovsky is said d remain behind bars until 2017. the judge said the defendant was a criminal. needed to be isolated from society. he was once the richest man in russia and an opponent of the kremlin. earlier, he was found guilty of embezzling billions of dollars of oil from his own conglomerate. the ruling was criticid by wasngton a selective justice. mikhail khodorkovsky and his supporters maintained the case against him was politically motivated. i spoke to our correspondent in moscow and began asking him of this trial was a sham. >> i am not a lawyer and i have not followed every twist and turn of the case. i think almost everyone, even inside russia, would agree this was a politically motivated trial. it is a different question whether people think that is a bad thing or not. he is not all that popular. people reme

i would also like to the knowledge the presence of angela kang. now if i could have officer michael peregoy and officer james trail come up. >> on wednesday, march 10, 2010, at 1653 hours, officers trail, peregoy, and obot were in uniform and part of the seven dale housing team responding to a report of shots fired on the 1800 block of sunnyvale ave. officers trail, peregoy, and obot were in the trip same vehicle as they reached the 1700 block of sunnyvale ave. they were flagged down by a citizen who stated, they are shooting up there right now. as they pointed west on sunday dale avenue, instantly, the officers looked west and saw the suspect armed with an uzi-type assault weapon on the 1800 block. the officers saw the suspect had the weapon in both hands and was firing in the direction of a crowd of people. as the suspect fire the weapon, numerous people began running in various directions. officers could hear the shots being fired and could see smoke coming from the weapon. the suspect fired at least -- approximate three to four shots and then

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despite division on issues, german chancellor angela merkel said the eu had made an import decision for the future of the euro. >>s the german chancellor and other european leaders overcame most differences. and have agreed to set up a permanent emergency rescue fund to take effect in mid 2013. the 27 members were more -- will more closely coordinate their economic policies, the basic agreement, but there are no details yet. >> i cannot offer any definite points today. this applies to all political areas. we're looking to see if there is a good amount of common ground and where we still have work to do. >> the summit was meant to calm things after summer in which the euro was threatened. but it is not clear how long the agreements will stabilize the european currency. there were negative signals from the market. moody's once again once again downgraded ireland's credit rating. >> what we're looking at is the real economy in ireland and how it is doing. >> so werhoping fomore substantive progress. bu>> this would win additional liquidity for europe and that could easily lead to lower int

. >> reporter: mother angela was in the front seat. she was also in the hospital when her brother came in with the news. >> when he started crying i was like, youe not lying? he said no. she jus closed her eyes. >> reporter: 10-year-old jasmine killed by a drunk driver. 32-year-old michael eaton of fairfax had 17 coronas and 3 shots. then he hopped into his range recovery and headed sth on 270. he was driving somewhere between 88 and 98 miles per hour when he slammed intohe car. eatonpled guilty to vehicular this is and leaving the scene of the accident involving injury. he is serving a prison sentence. now the family wants to punish the bartha served them. lawyers on behalf of the family said the ale house should be held responsible for jasmine's death. andrew bettman admits it's a long shot because maryland is one of ght states that bars and restaurants can't be held civilly liable. >> they will exercise better judgment. >> reporter: they never faced any criminal chargesin the matter. we should also note that we tried on numerous occ

secretary of state hillary clinton, german chancellor angela marco, and russian president dmitry medvedev are there, hoping to reinvigorate the group's role in its first summit since the meeting back in istanbul in 1999. i am told that some of the tightest security ever seen for such a meeting in this region is taking place now. 7000 police. the delegates are gathering for this meeting of the osce in kazakhstan. those are live pictures coming to us. this is "bbc news." britain's big chill continues, with disruption to roads, rail, and car trouble. -- and air travel. opposition groups in egypt have described the result of sunday's parliamentary elections as fraudulent. the one a handful of seats. -- they won a handful of seats. >> and the opposition supporters ransacked a polling station. this mobile phone footage was just emerged. like most footage, it is impossible to prove its authenticity. but it matches eyewitness reports from sunday's egyptian elections. over the balcony go ballot boxes. the boats are destroyed. -- votes are destroyed. more put it appears to show but intriguing. two

german chancellor angela merkel and french president nicolas sarkozy had ruled out any joint eurozoned and said in note to increasing the eurozone bailout fund. -- and said no to increasing the eurozone bailout fund. we have this report. >> the german chancellor came with one aim, to secure nicolas sarkozy as an ally for saving the euro. relations among the members have chilled recently over a proposal for joint eurobonds, a proposal rejected by merkel in its fears that it would damage the currency. >> if the euro fails, europe will fail. it is very important to me that we do everything to keep things the way they are. >> merkel says a common eu approach to debt risk is not as urgent as a common approach to their economies. german and france have pledged to harmonize their taxes to avoid future crisis and strengthening the euro. >> if one day there is more integration, and more harmonized economic policy, then a joint bailout of debt could be a possibility. but until then, the french position is in total agreement with that of the germans. >> germany and france will be seeking to main

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angela green bay packers wood takes us to the last remaining kodachrome store in the world before they close their doors for good. >> we all miss kodachrome film of course. >> paul simon sang about it, a state park was named after it, "national geographic" shot its most famous photos on it. dwayne's photoshop in parsons, kansas, is -- >> the last place in the world with kodachrome film. >> they take the images from black and white and adds the magical color as it is transferred to slides. >> it is nostology that technology has displaced. >> this is a sad time. the end of an era, the end of a very important era of kodachrome. >> reporter: known for its rich vivid colors it is a one of a kind that has played an important part since 1935. >> kodachrome film was such a unique product. it had archival qualities that no other film has or has had. >> kodachrome known for generation to generation, 50 years down the line, the whole truth with color. >> reporter: these qualities that can be found in no other film has drawn photographers and filmmakers from all over the world to dwayne. >> i drov

it was angela pierce. >> i did it because i feel he needed a hand. and wasn't nobody else. everybody just ran past him. >> pierce said when the other officers arrived, they initially handcuffed her. but quickly took off the cuffs and give her high 5's. pierce was reunited with officer sider are who thanked her a lot. >>> and social break-in. a burglar breaks into a washington, d.c. house then puts it on facebook. mark fisher had his home broken into. besides having his home violated, the burglar decided to engage in a very more personal injustice. he stole his son's laptop and decided to post has pictures on the boy's facebook page so all his friends could see it. the billboard even wore a new coat that fisher had just received. >> i actually had to look at the photos several times before i even realized that was the new coat because it had just arrived the day before, and he stole it out of the macy's box it was delivered in the day before. >> the burglar is still on the loose but police are hoping that the facebook posting of his picture will lead to his arrest. not too b

>>reporter: but angela is a police commission is holding firm in her stand against tazers. >> immediateindicating or alcohol in their system having them tazer can result in someone dying. >>reporter: she would like to see the health department work with the police department and give police information about mentally ill person before they get to the scene. she says they will talk about how police are trained to deal with the mentally ill at a meeting in january. live in san francisco, abc 7 news. >> thank you. there was a fatal police shooting today in hayward. officers were called about a landlord-tenant act disput. police say when they arrived a man pulled a knife and officer shot and killed him. dead man is believed to be the landlord. the officer is on routine administrative leaf while the shooting is being investigated. >> in oakland another fatal police shooting. 2 san leandro officers chased a man with a stolen jaguar where the driver crashed. they shot and killed the female driver when it appeared that she was trying to hit an officer with the car. officers say they tazed the m