in another city, cars are reported to be stuck drifting in floodwaters. three people are unaccounted for. in a shimane prefecture a landslide appeared before dawn on monday. a mother and her two children were trapped. police and firefighters rescued a girl who had suffered a broken leg. the mother and her son were found unconscious but later died. >>> toyota motor plans to build its second assembly plant in brazil to strengthen the business and emerging economies. the japanese auto giant said on friday that it will spend about $600 million for the construction of the new plant. the factory will be capable of assembling 70,000 vehicles a year, mainly low-priced compact cars for emerging countries. toyota said the construction work will start in september and that the assembly lines will be up and running by the second half of 2012. brazil's economy has been growing fast, even after the world was hit by the financial crisis. toyota is trying to catch up with other automakers in making inroads into emerging markets. the company has started building assembly

this is going to be another city. [bell] thank you. president chiu: thank you. next speaker. >> do not accept money from foundations. private money is given by those that are peddling influence and vanity to those who cannot get it any other way. it always depends on lies in secrecy. it is important to realize how minuscule that private money is. i could tell you that the public budget is over $83 million. the contribution of the so- called public-private contribution is less than 1%. an enormous effort has been made to make sure it is publicly supported so that it will reflect the first amendment, freedom of information, and democracy. this is betrayed for a fraction of a penny, let alone accountability. not using the slightest bit of honesty. the public is entitled only to be good slaves and expressed gratitude. the point of my presentation is what happens to institution when maintaining class barriers .becomes more important than the truth itself? what they have done to the library can be done to what you care about. it makes sense to do this to the library f

he left and started a similar rehab center in another city and got into trble with the governnt when hey lead muslim residents to christ. policeerated his rehab center. >> we went all together holding worship suddenly the special forces climbed the fence and stormeinto the house and filmed our meeting and our singing. they told us we were doing prohibited religiousactivity. >> he was ordered to stop praying and talking about christ with the resident and fined 25 times his month salary. the facility was raided 6 months later and ordered pay another massive fine. so why the harsh treatment when the constitution guarantees religious freedom. >> they rejohn steinbecked people giflg up their faith and accepting something new. they fear their national faith is pushed out. >> and thinking somehow it will destroy their culture but the christian faith is enhancing and never against it. upon the country where christian suffer the worst treatment. house churches are raided. cristians are jaild and fined as much as 50-100 times their salaries. language bibles and christian literatu are taken. ch

the third condition is we get a referral from another city departments. planning, public works, and we will that respond to that. generally what happens is we will come out and make the inspection, but as they come in we have a process of complaints received, where the deputy director or assigned staff will sign that complain to another inspector if it is beyond the scope of the work, such as fire damage or a board of appeals emergency response. some of them will be in -- assigned to code enforcement, which is the city attorney task force that we're working with, various supervisory inquiries, planning enforcement, changing of use and occupancy, that is what we will go out on. in terms of the health department or someone else with jurisdiction, they can more adequately address the complaint. once we determine that the complaint is valid we will go out to the property address. at that time to make a finding. no violation, we will abate, communicate, possibly correct the action verbally and tried to reasonably work for compliance. addressing the complainant

i do not know of another city that can lay claim, so i am proud to be here and thankfully to the time to be here and it is an honor for me. it is the second time to appoint a poet laureate to our city, and this is going back to the previous administration, when lawrence ferlinghetti took the baton. he has now passed it on, officially, from jack kirsch men to diane as our fifth poet laureate. you would have thought that it must have gone on longer. but i am proud of it. as was jack, and i do not see him here, of his stewardship. jack and i did not always agree on every issue, and i went into this with some risk that i would be scorned even after appointing him. i would never have appointed him if i thought it would change his tenor. quite the contrary. i have admired him even more because he did an outstanding job as a steward of that position and really democratized the position even more reaching out into the neighborhood and also reaching out around the world in international issues, internationalizing our status. that is really important, raising the bar, also. he had a strategy of

another city bus. and perhaps muni. and for this gentleman? thank you.san francisco, stanley roberts, kron 4 news. >> e-mail us at: peoplebehavingbadly@kron4.com. ♪ >> to take a live look of side it or correct a satellite picture the fog is hugging the coastline. still filling in part of san francisco however some of bricks of sunshine along the coast. even on the fog is still along the coast, warmer temperatures, everywhere bay wide except for the half moon bay and san francisco. a man the up by 10 degrees, 88 degrees and a fairfield, 87 degrees in antioch. mainly in the north bay, will be mild with the upper 70's. and the south bay. to look at tonight, tomorrow, the fog of depressing in overnight. not as extensive tomorrow morning. patchy along the coast and temperatures a bit warmer inland. we will reach the upper 80s, not quite the '90s. and kron 4 7 day around the bay the fog is not going to be as extensive through this weekend but temperatures will still be below average. that trend will continue as we will head into next week as that fog continues

it is another city entity outside of our control, to a certain extent. how much will it cost to put a manager in that? are we opening up a bureaucratic silo that we do not need? supervisor mirkarimi: just to recall what has happened over the last few months, at the time when you were forced there was a different caps at the crime lab. maybe you can recall for us from the last few months the people that have been in charge. >> at the particular time when i was put into the role of overseeing the crime lab and bringing in new personnel and overseeing criminal and administrative investigations, at this time there was new information that oversees the crime lab. what we have done their is the administrative investigation, which is complete, and will go to the cheap as far as the severity of the allegations against individual employees. the criminal investigation is also complete. we are ready for a report back from the entities in which we are attempting to file the case as to how we will handle let or go forward with a criminal case. the crime lab, dna case

after i going to go to another city for two cents? it doesn't make seens if approved the tax would stay in effect eight years. in antioch, abc 7 news. >> supervisors today decided against putting a similar measure on the ballot that would have raised county sales tax another quarter sent. -- cent. >> state republican gubernatorial candidate meg whitman is locked in a tight race for governor being but asked about future plans. >> you win in november you're at the top of the republican party in california and the county. ever thought about running for white house? >> no. i am here to run california. i want to fix california. and where goes california, goes the country. >> she appeared on "good morning he america" saying focus is getting elected and helping california out of the recession. whitman spent $90 million to win the g.o.p. nomination. she now faces jerry brown in november's general election. >> a state department official from bay area is battling cancer. she's informed her staff. and in her memo shed she said cancer is being t

and another city department. any future change after september 30, work orders from between m.t.a. and other city departments, the staff sholed shall submit in writing, the impact they will have on the agency and finances and operation. lastly, one -- an additional component of reform that we are announcing today has to do with the stopic of auditing. which was an important component of the charter amendment that has been composed. the comp patroler is committing to convene a selection panel to select a new director who'll be tasked as serving as a liaison. the director of audit compliance will work with the comptroller's office. they will also work with the comptroller's city services auditor on all performance audits in each of the six division of the m.t.a. the first audit shall include a broad vover view and shall be updated. administration taxing and services division, the capital programs and the finance and i.t. division, safety and training ux sustainable streets and transit. from my perspective, we need t

about, and the citizens that i truly love and care about. >> reporter: but oakland's loss may be another city'sain. east palo alto, for instance, has two openings. >> to good experienced officers who know how to do street enforcement and know how to write reports and know how to deal with 415 family disturbances, things like that, will be a great benefit for any department. >> reporter: he says he still cares about oakland and won't make any rash decisions about a new job. on the other hand, he is in a bad situation and he is moving forward. sherry hu, cbs 5. >> as for california's money problems, the state budget is now two weeks late. today assembly speaker john perez said democrats and republicans are $7 billion apart. the deficit is estimated at more than $19 billion. while the leaders are negotiating, no one wants to talk about possible deals that could be struck behind closed doors. >> those are the exact kind of things you can't discuss in public. that's what makes them evaporate. so you have to have thorough discussions. you try to get to resolution. once you get to resolution you can t

. >> reporter: but oakland's loss may be another city's gain.ast palo alto, for instance, has two openings. >> a good experienced officer who knows how to do street enforcement and know how to write reports and know how to deal with 415 family disturbances things like that will be a great benefit for any department. >> reporter: gordon still cares about oakland and says he won't make any rash decisions about a new job. on the other hand, he is in a bad situation and he is moving forward. sherry hu, cbs 5. >>> a shake-up in the nation's capital this morning. but it had nothing to do with politics. a rare earthquake woke people up in the d.c. area. it was 3.6 centered between germ nan town and gaithersburg, maryland. and here in california two quakes 4.0 and 3.9 shaking the guys, area of sonoma county yesterday. none of the quakes caused any significant damage. >>> it's 5:37. apple about to go public regarding problems with the new iphone. we'll tell you how big of a deal this actually is. >> and pet owners beware. the common product that could be

riders reach paris to the france's final destination but at least for one day they're in another picturesque city bordeaux off to covering a long but mostly flat stage eighteen on friday and here is how it and it all stood to lead with tam kilometers left but then was cooled by the peloton meaning the race would wrap up in yet another thrilling sprint marcab a dish eventually cross the line fast with julian dean and allison that if back in second and third respectively it didn't prevent alberta coombes of though from almost securing a second straight title only rival andy schleck is now hoping for a miracle to help him cups and the eight second gap in the last couple of stages and also for wales now ferrari's fernando llosa was quickest in the second practice session at the german grand prix at hogan haim the spaniard traded. foster slaps with red bulls of boston the tell who was second and mark webber who was fools behind ferrari's to leave them all some news hamilton meanwhile crashed his mclaren in the first session and only had well met us running in the second up very fast but still managed

chicago is another waterfront city that community members suggested as having a gracious waterfront, and they certainly build tremendous height of to the edge of the open spaces along the waterfront as well. we made a large number of parking recommendations, and we should have definitely minimize the effect of parking -- of all street parking on the pedestrian environment. in addition to that, we made a number of other recommendations, including conducting a comprehensive study to address the long term parking needs of the ferry building and uses in the area. the study should include parking management in the funding system. for other, we recommend limiting parking in the development to approximate parking allowed. finally, replace a parking should be based upon the demonstration of need for the district's function. as many of you now know, and as i indicated, there is a group of residents who have infinitely higher design to conduct their own planning process. we have met with the group and received a brief presentation. we have not yet received any written documentation of the grou

. >>> vallejo is another city that's been forced to cut down on the police department.ing tomorrow, there will be half as many police cars as usual, patrolling the streets of vallejo. the police department will also start requiring patrol officers to ride two to a car for their own safety. the vallejo police department right now has 95 sworn officers but that number keeps going down as more officers retire or they transfer to other police departments. >>> 7:46. lawyers for a republican gay rights group plan to ask a federal judge today to declare the military's don't ask/don't tell poll i unconstitutional. it's part of their planned closing arguments in a southern california trial wrapping up today. it's considered the biggest legal test of don't ask, don't tell in recent years. government attorneys have argued over the two-week trial that congress should decide on this, not a federal judge. >>> congress has spent a $60 billion war funding bill back to the house after stripping down on the spending bill. the spending bill is mostly for funding the war in afghanistan and

blast came hours aftera suicide bomber killed three people and injured at least 25 others in another provincial citythe north. >>> and in mexico, customs officials say they have seized 18 monkeys that a passenger was trying to sneak on to the plane. the tiny monkeys can bring in $1,500 each. he's charged with trafficking an endangered species. >>> he was an international icon for the world of gospel music. coming up, we'll take you to the musical celebration in tribute of walter hawkins. woman: did you bring the camera phone? man: i did. do you wanna go first? i've been waiting for this all day. ok, this is from... aunt stacey. introducing chase quickdeposit. just photograph the front and back of your check using the chase mobile app on your iphone, and hit send. it went through. this is so cool. this is so cool. you wanna try it? yea. ok. all right. who's next? make a deposit from anywhere, anytime-- with your iphone. to mister and misses walker. why would they send my parents a check? chase what matters. ♪ >>> song and celebration are filling the historic paramount theater in oakland tonight in a

blast came hours aftera suicide bomber killed three people and injured at least 25 others in another provincial cityo the north. >>> and in mexico, customs officials say they have seized 18 monkeys that a passenger was trying to sneak on to the plane. the tiny monkeys can bring in $1,500 each. he's charged with trafficking an endangered species. >>> he was an international icon for the world of gospel music. coming up, we'll take you to the musical celebration in tribute of walter hawkins. >>> and our chief meteorologist bill martin will be back in just a moment with the complete bay area forecast. >>> song and celebration are filling the historic paramount theater in oakland tonight in a memorial for bishop walker hawkins. hawkins died nine days ago. but tonight the concert is all about his life. jana katsuyama is live tonight with the report. >> reporter: and what a life it was, the concert just wrapped up. there were thousands of people who were here at the oakland theater, they were here tonight celebrating the gospel music of hawkins. >> reporter: the songs came from the soul. and the crowd of

topping our news, a key city council vote today could mean another medical marijuana first for the cityf oakland. the east bay city could be the first in nation to license large indoor medical pot growing operations. terry, there are critics and what do they say about this. >> they are small growers and they are saying what about us? we have been providing marijuana system the beginning, what is it going to happen to our business, is it going to go up in smoke? the city council is going to be considering approving licenses for four big growers to start up in the city, no size limit. it would mean millions in tax money and each grower would have to pay $210,000 every year for a permit. that would knock off the small growers. others say, some of the small and medium growers will band together to become a big grower. they say the end game is legal marijuana and this is a step in that direction. >> i'm in favor of more, smaller production facilities but i will take what we can get for now. this is good first step when prop 19 passes and we need to have more sult cultivation. >> prop 19 stat

>>reporter: results still need to be confirmed in another study. foster cityase has licensed the rights to produce the gel without collecting any royalty. >> on to the weather after pushing 100 degrees for a while. things cooled off. >> the cool down will continue. let's check in with sandy. >> today's cool down was a minor one. temperatures not bombed out uses yet. yesterday antioch was 100. today down 6 degrees come in at 94. san jose down 6 as well. mild 76 today but look at san rafael. 16 degrees cooler than yesterday. it was 70 this afternoon. here is the biggest rope why high definition mount tamalpiais camera. marine layer and back end of the screen is the top of sutro tower. 1800 feet where the marine layer is tonight. it has been gradually deepening all day long. when it gets deeper it starts to push farther and farther inland. that's what we are expecting. numbers right now in the 50's except antioch near 70 degrees in wide spread low cloud tonightment cooler inland tomorrow and we look at chilly conditions at the coast much like today. so want to sh

i think this is another situation that forces families out of the city.we are really family oriented , we need to push this through. thank you for your time. chair maxwell: thank you. next speaker, please. >> my name is gabriel. i work for catholic charities. we are a separate agency from the archdiocese. on behalf of catholic charities, i will be reading an official

city. it is positioned right next to another work by an artist who took a 77 taxicab runs and let the potholes and the city turns of tehran dictate how the city would be portrayed. >> [singing] >> one of the other pieces that to experience in the one-day exhibition is from another artist, a recording of state radio from tehran, and is played for four speakers. >> [speaking foreign language] . >> [speaking foreign language] >> [speaking foreign language] >> [speaking foreign language] >> the entire gallery is covered with white vinyl on white walls, really minimalist, and the kind of the merged -- of emerge as you walk through the room. >> [speaking foreign language] >> [speaking foreign language] >> these are excerpts from the radio broadcast that you are hearing in the space. it is just another visual reference 0.2 hopefully transport you to a different place -- reference to hopefully transport you to a different place about one day in iran. place about one day in iran. do you like this top? that's so gay. really? yeah. it's totally gay. you know, you really shouldn't say that. say what? well

they're in existence in another part of the city? >> around the corner, right. they wanted to expand for more space. they certainly were aware of the -- heard about the arts too. as i said, we did have a public meeting in june of 2009 explaining -- which i believe you were at, commissioner. talking about the four clubhouse that is would have to be closed. at that time we announced that we would have a survey for the public to be able to give us ideas of what they wanted -- wanted to see in the clubhouses. we had no predetermined idea of what we wanted there at that time. we -- as nicole said we put the survey on our web pain and we notified people of its existence. we had help from n.p.c. and the parks trust to get the word out about the length. we had 102 responses to the survey. that was for the four clubhouses. the idea of putting out an r.f.q., when i brought it to you, i did post a flier on each clubhouse, that there would be an r.f.q. for the site. i did that at that time. that we would try to match the proposal with -- with what the communities wanted for

people on 211 are asked to get off the station and get on another train in the city. 220 southbound has been cancelled. -- i'm sorry 218 had been canceled. 220 will make all local stops. boil it down for you. if you take cal trains another bad day. expect delays. you might, and i hate to say, this but if you have to get there on time, you may want to bring the car. sorry to say. let's go out and look at what we have on the san mateo bridge. westbound 29, traffic is okay. no major problems there. also this morning looking at 880 north an southbounden the traffic looks good as you pass the coliseum. if you are at the bay bridge, no problem there. traffic is light. >>> well, we have to deal with a lot of low clouds and fog. the cloud deck was up there and now it has been smashed a bit. areas of fog and reduced visibility and mist and drizzle . fog indris and sunny. cool and warm over bathes coast 670s by the bay. 70s inland. low to mid-80s but most areas are below average on the temperatures. temperature close to yesterday. santa rosa downtown. i bumped you up three. just because. it's a t

particular havana, governors there were also in cuba so there was all this traveling from one city to another because later when i got my ph.d. from tulaine university and i went to the irish channel. it's interesting, the irish history connected with new orleans. so the o'reilly family has been in louisiana for centuries. in cuba, nobody remembers him but it was the street of calle oreilly, famous until the 50's for its banks and bookstores. it was one of the favorite streets of (inaudible) secretary of the spanish count of fernandino, my grandfather, another irish man feeling at home in havana. there, at the busy corner of calle street and oreilly was a cafe bakery owned by a catelan. it was described by many foreigners, in particular british and irish who lived in havana at the time, as one of the best order and most elegant cafes in the world. its large door led to a main floor with a fantastic stone floor. i saw it in the 50's, i was very little but i still was there in the 50's, and have a fountain that all that water really produce a refreshing sound that drown the patrons' loud conver

>> we're back at the watering hole in new york city for another round of speed dating.this time instead of a man switching in the middle of a date, it will be a woman. >> how many of you guys have actually done speed dating before? raise your hands. >> nicole will start the date. and after a minute she'll excuse herself and amy will take her place. look at the women side by side. clearly they look more alike than the men we used in the previous demonstration. but notice they are different heights. they have different shaped faces. and their eyes are a different color. >> if you want to ask your dater about you, write the names down, take notes because you're going to be meeting everyone at superfast speeds. >> will any of these men notice they are speaking to two different women? >> we're about to start. >> nicole is about to begin her date. the other woman, amy, is right around the corner. >> what's going on? >> the date will last four minutes. >> you want a drink? >> after two minutes, nicole excuses herself. a minute later, here comes amy. will he notice he's now tal

tonight - the city finds itself with two fewer fire stations, >>> another round of painful cuts for cash-strapped vallejo. the city has two fewer fire stations tonight and two fewer firefighters on duty. anne makovec on the latest cuts and what they mean for public safety. >> reporter: it's suggest might take for granted, a shiny red fire truck manned and standing by to save the day. but in vallejo? >> over the last couple of year, we have went from 122 firefighters down to 67. >> reporter: and today, the city is losing one engine company and closing two stations, 26 on fulton avenue and station 25 on minnie drive, within blocks of four schools. >> so what happens with the area over here with all these children? i guess we are going to all burn down? >> reporter: station 21 on marin street will be staffed with a ladder truck only. so the only truck that you have access to is a truck without water. >> correct. it doesn't carry any water, doesn't carry hardly any hose. >> reporter: that's the station that responded to the courthouse fire in vallejo last month in time to save most of the building us

i think this is another situation that forces families out of the city.we are really family oriented , we need to push this through. thank you for your time. chair maxwell: thank you. next speaker, please. >> my name is gabriel. i work for catholic charities. we are a separate agency from the archdiocese. on behalf of catholic charities, i will be reading an official statement. catholic charities c.y.o. has partnered with the city and county of san francisco to provide child care for poor families. catholic charities is actively working to construct a new child development center in partnership with mercy housing and in partnership with the archdiocese of san francisco and private donors. c.y.o. provides after-care services at this site at 10th and mission. the planned child development center is being established in response to the current need for chimed care within the city of san francisco. the proposed legislation would interfere with our ability to raise private funds if community needs were to change. catholic charities have responded to community

you are not going to be another dictator in this city. >> you can see the emotion there. that was juan fer unanimous dez reporting. the rest departments have turned their attention to the police department and the chief's half million dollar a year salary. >>> the whistle blower website that distributed an avalanche about the war the afghanistan tonight says it is preparing to release 1 5,000 more. the site in turn put 76,000 of them online. they are field reports from soldiers and officers involved in the fighting between 2004 and last december. now among the revelations, pakistan's intelligence agency is helping the taliban. they say there is evidence of coverups when civilians were killed. the white house says much of what is in the reports is no new, arguing for example that the president was already well aware of the problem of civilian casualties. >> the president does not need to read a leaked document on the internet today to be shocked and horrified by unnecessary casualty of inincident life. >> there does appear to be evidence of war crimes. >> the house is taki

. >>> another bay area city is gearing up for another rally over the mehserle verdict. we will tell you where and how coming up in ail lit later in the newscast. >>> the people responsible for death of a fairfield city councilman is already pay nirg crime by serving behind bars. now the mother of the councilman wants the people to pay more. matt garcia's mother filed a $16 million lawsuit this week against the men convicted of his murder. prosecutors say the men shot and killed garcia in 2008 after they mistook him for drug deal whole owed them money. the suit also mentioned the woman who allegedly drove the getaway car, never charged with a crime. garcia's mother says any money from the lawsuit will go to a foundation set up in her son's memory. >>> a warning for bay area businesses. thieves have hit several local office buildings in palo alto smashing windows and then stealing electronic fps burglaries are happening along the east bay shore corridor east of highway 101 and south of san antonio road. similar crimes are happening in other neighborhoods as well. they reco

ron, a beat officer and antoine another beat officer. the city attorney was at our morning session this morning and had to leave. regina and i work with the city attorneys office and will talk about that today in the lower haight or modo is to build a safe and caring neighborhood and foster that. we believe to build a safe neighborhood you have to build a caring neighborhood. it goes hand and hand. one of the things that when we started our neighborhood group which was a couple of years ago. we got together, we did small neighborhood building events like community clean up. started a neighborhood google group and started to out reach to the community in the neighborhood that nay not participate in the events or have a computer. we went to the senior centers. we hand fly erred public housing in our neighborhood. also we went to our surrounding neighborhood organizations like hayes valley association that has been around for many years and a strong neighborhood association. and collaborate and take your best practices and bring them to the lower ha