there are no other businesses like in nearby, so people tend to drive to pacifica or another city to get theirs. we recommend this. allowing the automotive sales is good policy for the city. it will establish neighborhood- serving businesses, creates new jobs, and will produce significant tax revenues for the cities. this is a win for our neighbor shopping centers, job seekers, and san francisco. not all nc-s are suitable, but some are, so we urge you to recommend approval to the full board. thank you. supervisor mar: thank you. are there any other speakers? cnn.com public comment is closed. can we move this forward without objection? ms. miller, please read item number two. clerk miller: item two, a hearing for the potrero annex and terrace project . supervisor mar: we have supervisor malia cohen. >> this is a hearing, and there will not be a vote. this is one of the next hope projects that will be transforming more than 600 public housing units into a mixed income community with additional retail and open space. as this projects and other hope projects go, it is important to ensure

in addition to the brave plan, we successfully recruited to does another series - -cities -- cities and counties statewide. we are still fighting in california today, six states issue marriage licenses to same- sex couples. we owe a debt of gratitude to all that began in this building

in another city the opposition says the city is under relentless attack there with the president killing hundreds just this week. u.s. and its allies are exploring ways to further isolate him and put an end to the violence. the u.s. embassy there closed earlier this week. >>> a newly released fbi file is giving new insight into the late steve jobs' personality. while many of those interviewed praised him, one person said his power caused him to distort the truth and others said he alienated people because of his ambition, they were done in 921p 91 as part of a presidential appointment. >> a restaurant chain known primarily for breakfast is making a big play for valentine's day. waffle house will set a more romantic mood and offer up a specialized menu with porkchops and steaks and they will of course still have waffles available. >> well, that is romantic. now i know where you two are taking your valentine's day -- >> i don't think so, but we have to drive aways to get to one around here. >> this is true. all right, let's take a look at today's midday st,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> all right. wel

. >> they may not respond to calls, but authorities in another city are cracking down with force. alan wang is live with the story tonight. alan? >> yes, dan and carolyn. this could have other cities examining the way they respond to calls for mutual aid. tonight the city of berkeley passed a standard mutual aid agreement, but they still want to set parameters around the decision to help other police departments. incidents like this one during the occupy oakland demonstrations, and on this one during the occupy protest at uc berkeley, they lead the city of berkeley to refuse mutual police aide to oakland and the university last fall. >> we don't necessarily want our police to automatically respond. we need to seriously evaluate how to respond. >> and now the city councilmember wants to make it clear they will not offer mutual aid to mutual administrations. >> what i saw in terms of abuse of police authority are not the things that members of the armed forces went into the service to defend and protect the constitution. >> the proposal calls for berkeley police to handle civil disob

which include lot line adjustments and ease meants that often make all the difference in whether another city agency will accept something or agree to a change in that thing. with the -- after the earthquake there was -- and the fires -- many of those records were destroyed in the system and city. the entire ownership was gone. nobody had any records of who owned what. it was all people saying, this lots always been in my family so the board of supervisors after the earthquake and fire created a function to allow ownership to continue. it was could a, makanearny, which claims ownership as a traditional right over a certain parcel and those are fascinating and historic documents when you come across them. >> so, learning history go to the assessor office in city hall or a title company and have them search for all the documents recorded against your property and if you're city hall you look at adjourning propertys so see if they have east meants or ease meants. if on page 29 you see a notice of special restrictions under the planning code and we would ask you record it and it would be on file

. >> they may not respond to calls, but authorities in another city are cracking down with force. alan wang is live with the story tonight. alan? >> yes, dan and carolyn. this could have other cities examining the way they respond to calls for mutual aid. tonight the city of berkeley passed a standard mutual aid agreement, but they still want to set parameters around the decision to help other police departments. incidents like this one during the occupy oakland demonstrations, and on this one during the occupy protest at uc berkeley, they lead the city of berkeley to refuse mutual police aide to oakland and the university last fall. >> we don't necessarily want our police to automatically respond. we need to seriously evaluate how to respond. >> and now the city councilmember wants to make it clear they will not offer mutual aid to mutual administrations. >> what i saw in terms of abuse of police authority are not the things that members of the armed forces went into the service to defend and protect the constitution. >> the proposal calls for berkeley police to handle civil disob

going to be a game where it is exclusively family in the box, the mayor's assistant wrote when another city official asked for tickets. unfortunately, there is nothing, she went on. in the thanksgiving day game against the corner, there was a special request. i am requesting your tickets, one for his brother and three for his fraternity brothers. parking, food, and drinks are also included, courtesy of the taxpayer. think they are excluded. most are city residents. >> the mayor repeated that rational when asked about other cities skybox guests for political supporters. guest for the game against the texans included three people who hosted a fund-raiser for the mayor earlier in the year. unions often not tickets, including the powerful service employees union, which is a big donor to democrats, including the mayor. the mayor's professional fund- raiser was a guest at a game before the primary election. >> do you think it is appropriate for your campaign officials to use that box? >> as long as they are city residents, there are no governing rules. >> i am asking if it is ethically right pick

that's the easiest way to get from a city center to another city center and when i really want to have fun i take my motorbike. that's the nice green vehicle on the bottom of the slide. my presentation. i'll start with some facts and figures, then the benefits for the society, the dutch dutch. how we do it in the netherlands and then i go deeper into bicycle infrastructure. that's the main reason for this workshop and also the main argument for using bicycle or not using bicycle. i go briefly into enforcement in education and i come up with some conclusions. bike ownership in the netherlands and other european countries. i don't have the u.s. are back in open session. the commission approved settlements on items 21 and 22. no action was taken on item 23. can i have a motion with it to disclose? >> move not to disclose. >> second. commissioner moran: discussion? all those in favor? >> aye. commissioner moran: motion carries. other new business? no other new business. this meeting stands adjourned at 4:00. >> so good morning and welcome mr. mayor, mr. council general. everybody. it's gre

it's like a city block, right? here's another one. you can't quite see the whole thing, but you see that dome? this is the sanctuary. this thing with the enormous dome on it. so here's kelly ingram park which didn't have any signs back in 1963. it's been completely relandscaped. so this is on one corner right across from the church. and those words are pretty cool, right? place of revolution and reconciliation. it's not enough just to be a place of revolution. when they end up chopping the heads off the losers, people remember it for hundreds of years. the beauty of nonviolent direct action, it was the only tactic that had a chance of converting the people on the other side. so here's the city of birmingham which eventually had a black mayor. richard airington. almost astonishing to think this city had a black mayor. so i love these words that there are revolution and reconciliation. you can't have one without the other and have it work. and that's sort of a circular thing in the middle of the park. revolution. reconciliation. this is

. >> another search operation has gotten underway in another city in northern japan. unlike other searches this one is especially grim as this one includes elementary school children. it is the first time such an intensive search has been carried out. the search was organized after the parents of four missing children made the request. a squad of heavy machinery moved into action on tuesday to remove debris. the river had been dammed more than a kilometer upstream and drained of water. 70 pupils died in the disaster. four are still listed as missing along with 40 other civilians. >> translator: we hope to find even a small clue of the missing people to return to their long waiting families. >> the search will continue about ten days. >> u.s. secretary of state hillary clinton says she will attend the first meeting of friends of syria, a broad coalition against the syrian government. the meeting will take place in tunisia next week. >> we stand with the syrian people and we are looking for a peaceful resolution. >> clinton told reporters on monday that the u.s. is cons

here in chicago, the wet snow is just getting under way, another city that hasn't seen much snow at all this winter, only 16 inches so far compared to 54 this time last year, but they're saving money. the storm got cranking yesterday and look at these winds howling through the front range in boulder county, colorado. 93 mile an hour wind gusts blew over people in the streets and semis on the highways and knocking out power and the winds gusted to 55 miles an hour early this morning and blew around the snow and there were white-outs and some folks got out with their dogs. it was a mess with numerous accidents. now the snow moves into the midwest, overnight here in chicago and detroit, notice the swathe of snow of 4 to 6 inches. by tomorrow morning snow arrives in parts of the northeast, upstate new york, albany, 2 to 4 before it changes to rain. boston, you've only had 7 inches this winter. now you may get an inch or two before it changes to rain and brian, once the storm moves out and the front moves through tomorrow, the temperatures will be cooling off to average this coming weekend.

i believe in the risk of losing to another city. i am 100% in favor of the america's cup. i am not a long-term sailor, although i work with kids now and give them all my free time. i have seen, living here, what development can do for a city. i have seen san diego, what having the america's cup bid for that city. i do not think you could compare their world series event to the numbers you might expect for america's cup. the people who have america's cup know what that is. we cannot miss the opportunity of bringing economic stimulus to the city. it would create new public access would make the pier and embarcadero mort 6 -- more excessive to the public -- accessible to the public. the america's cup goes back so far. it has never let any other city down. we should not question the details. i would just like to see it move forward. >> i am a lifelong resident of san francisco. i have been involved with saving -- with sailing a little over 50 years, since i was about 10. i am also an entrepreneur. there is a question of who is booking right now. one of the big problems we have

that's the easiest way to get from a city center to another city center and when i really want to have fun i take my motorbike. that's the nice green vehicle on the bottom of the slide. my presentation. i'll start with some facts and figures, then the benefits for the society, the dutch dutch. how we do it in the netherlands and then i go deeper into bicycle infrastructure. that's the main reason for this workshop and also the main argument for using bicycle or not using bicycle. i go briefly into enforcement in education and i come up with some conclusions. bike ownership in the netherlands and other european countries. i don't have the u.s. figures here. i have to go to my notes. but you can see the netherlands is top in europe as it comes tobacco ownership. we have more -- to bicycle ownership. we have more bicycles than people. so you can imagine how many bikes there are. you can find them on every street, every street corner. denmark is very good. second. and then you see it all the way down to spain. oops, now i see a mistake in my slide. uh, where -- if you compare the netherlan

i worked for a major hospital and another city for a long time and move back here. and so when i get to be age 65, my long term disability stipend which is modest, a couple thousand, middle-class, will go way and i will be on ssi-like income of a few hundred dollars a month. i am not unique. there are hundreds of not thousands of people like myself and it is not being talked about. i hope that can start getting into the discussion. i wish i had more time. i have met lgbt seniors committee dealing with hiv and aids living in their cars and homeless shelters, couch surfing, living in sro's.

another day, another city. syrian forces target dara on the jordanian border. in the next hour, we'll be talking to the princess. hamid karzai is in pakistan. can islamabad bring the taliban to the table? >>> good day here in london, early morning in new york, 2:00 p.m. in libya. where on the eve of the first anniversary of the uprising against colonel gadhafi, there's a warning about the statef the company. the rights group amnesty international said armed militias have threatened the security of libya. they say the rebel brigades that helped to topple gadhafi are now torturing those accused of supporting the regime. it accuses the national government of the lack of political will to deal with the militia. the bbc's gabriel gatehouse sent this report to tripoli. in benghazi, the celebrations have begun before the anniversary of the revolution that toppled gadhafi. but for thousands of people held in dell tension accused of loyalty to the regime, there's little to celebrate. amnesty international cataloged evidence of wide spread torture including beatings and

. >> the army is now assaulting another city. >>> a surprise for some students visiting the white house. >>> plus more on the deal to extend the payroll tax. that is coming up next. >>> tucker is following our big story which is the weather and fog. >> you got it. we got fog this morning. we'll have a beautiful friday and all eyes focus on the weekend forecast. i'll have details on this and julie wright will have details on your traffic coming up after the break. you see the fog there in virginia. ♪ ♪ [ multiple sounds making melodic tune ] ♪ [ male announcer ] at northrop grumman, every innovation, every solution, comes together for a single purpose -- to make the world a safer place. that's the value of performance. northrop grumman. >>> that is such a cool shot. >> that is cool. >> this is a shot above the fog. this is our tower cam. so eerie, that is actually the tower there on the right blimping. the moon on the left. look how pretty and eerie that is at the same time. -- that is actually the tower there on the right blinking. the fog blanketing a lot of the area really. >> yes, wi

bagram air base outside the capital of kabul and police say more demonstrations are under way in another citye u.s. apologized for burning of religous books including the koran and say they were mistakenly incinerated during trash disposal. guards shot into the air overnight to keep the crowds back. the u.s. embassy is in lockdown this morning. >>> one week until primaries in arizona and michigan and rick santorum is giving romney a run for his money in romney's home state. he grew up in michigan and his father ways popular governor there. all four of the republican white house hopefuls are deet bag tonight in arizona. it is santorum's first test after surging in the polls. >>> we told but gas heading to $4 a gallon. but how about $5 a gallon? it is just crazy. we'll get the latest on the pain at the pump. >>> we've got warmer temperatures on the way. we'll be up near 06 this afternoon. i will have the details on your spring-like forecast and julie wright is in with a look at traffic in just a mine. ♪ okay, so who ordered the cereal that can help lower cholesterol and who ordered the yummy ce

. >> we have found out that her very first drink was taken on a school sponsored field trip to another city, and she said all four of the girls in her room actually drank to the point of passing out, vomiting all over the room. >> you're angry at your child. you're angry at the authorities. >> giving your child privacy is crap because that's what's killing them. >> i wish i'd taken away her phone more often when she was asleep and read through all of the text messages because these kids are text messaging each other constantly about where they drop the alcohol off or the drugs off, are your parents home. >> and it's all unfolding in one of the nations most wealthy areas. >> it's a disease of affluence. to these kids a hard day is not being able to go to a party. they have no idea what a hard life is. >> you have the ability to put into a gps to take custody of your daughter. >> i think they all feel entitled to a good education, to have a phone, entitled to have a car, entitled to go out. they all feel entitled to use their money or parents money to buy alcohol and drugs. they don't know wh

i believe in the risk of losing to another city. i am 100% in favor of the america's cup. i am not a long-term sailor, although i work with kids now and give them all my free time. i have seen, living here, what development can do for a city. i have seen san diego, what having the america's cup bid for that city. i n

okay, then i can't open a restaurant within five miles, but in another city, a city that is more attunedwalking, rather than driving, the reasonable distance might be 10 blocks, so there's no set geographic scope. you have to take into account the nature of the city, the nature of the business. if you've got a chain, a franchise system and you are selling it, you might be able to put in a clause that the person can't compete nationwide for a year, but if you've got a restaurant in los angeles, it's not fair to say "you cannot open a restaurant in new york because you sold me your l.a. restaurant." very few people will hop a plane and fly coast-to-coast just to go to dinner. so you have to look at the entire nature of the business and where that business normally draws its customers. >> there are some cases where the courts have found that the non-competition clauses were clearly excessive. there was one fast-food restaurant that put clauses in all of its employee's agreement that said that in the event the employee left there, they could never work for another fast-food chain anywhere in

police have spoken to prostitutes who say they have -- had sex with him in new york and another city.service will be held next month for the award winning journalist anthony shadid in oklahoma city on march 3. the new york times foreign correspondent died of an apparent asthma attack while reporting in the middle east last week. he was 43 years old. >> frederick county will make english the official language. the board of commissioners approved the measure last night. county business communications will be conducted in english. some residents worry about a message this sends to potential hispanic business leaders when it comes to opportunities in frederick. >> the opposition claimed it would deter business and scare them away from the county, but that has never proven true. >> why alienate people that live in your community? >> why english first? >> commissioners say the measure was proposed to save taxpayers money on translating cost. translating even a one-page document could cost up to $130 a. >> today is the beginning of lent and the archbishop of washington will celebrate a mass

if they catch the thief there are no fees whatsoever f the car is stolen in another city you're goingosts involved there is no way wrur going to get here in 20 minutes. not certain they try to give you a call. and question number two, this comes from barbara who asks did k.insurance companies charge a fee for canceling your insurance to go with another company? yes and no. here is the deal. up until january 1, of this year, they could not charge you anything but the pro-rated amount. so if you bought six months worth they can take half of the money and the rest of it they cannot take. there is a new law that just went into affect january 1 and it says they're allowed to charge you a fee if it's listed in the policy. and we're gosh go going to watch insurance companies close on this, they better not be trying to make a ton of money. if they try we're going to go back and see if we can get a change. final question here, christina r wants to know i was wondering if you can do a credit report once instead of multiple times when applying to rent apartments. answer is a better world but not

. >> you know it was an incredible 24 hours. 24 hours ago in another studio in another city reportingath of whitney houston in atlanta. now i'm in los angeles and it is surreal to believe she has passed with the grammys going on a few miles away from here. i will be here all week and we wish whitney houston's family and friends and fans the very best. our hearts, prayers and thoughts are with you. i'm don lemon in los angeles. we hope we have done and we think we have done a respectful job of handling this story. we will leave you with a classic whitney houston song. whitney, we will always love you. good night, everybody. ♪ i will always love you ♪ i will always love you ♪ i will always love you ♪ i will always love you ♪ i

. >>> why firefighters from another city had to respond to a fire. >>> new video now from alameda tonight firefighters had to get help from neighboring oakland because of two simultaneous fires. the oakland crew responding to a fire on san antonio avenue at around 8:45 p.m. firefighters say the fire started on the second story balcony at one of the homes and spread to the attic. they put it out quickly and no one was hurt. residents from the unit where the fire started will need to find some place else to stay. the cause is still under investigation. >>> no one was injured but several pets were killed in a house fire in martinez this evening. it happened at about 5:15 in a home on franklin canyon road. firefighters say their response was slowed because of a lack of fire hydrants in the area. they believe the fire was accidental and that it started in a front room in the home. the two adults and a child who lived there were not at home. >>> it hasn't even opened yesterday. but a new elementary school is having to to raise funds. it costs $28 million to build but there's a problem, the $400

. >> just an incredible 24 hours it has been. 24 hours ago another studio in another city reporting onn. now i'm in los angeles and it is hard to believe that she has passed with the grammy iwards going on. i'll be here all week covering this story. we wish whitney houston's family, friends and fans the very best. i'm don lemon in los angeles. we hope that we have done and we think we have, a respectful job of handling this. we leave you with a classic whitney houston song. whitney, we will always love you. you. good night, everybody. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com

city. i have another one that reflects the value of this city, someone that i have spent privileged to workany years, one began her career as a special assistant, worked her way up as the purchaser, director of purchasing. before that, one of the most difficult task, kind of reminds me of my dpw day is, she had a difficult task of being the director of the taxicab administration. [laughter] so she has earned some strides there. going on to director of purchasing and becoming deputy city administrator. most recently, and acting city administrator. and now my nominee for city administrator for the next five years, naomi lelly. -- kellyl. [cheers and applause] ayman >> to first and foremost to thank her family who have been part of her life. throughout this time, she even raised a family and keep harlon and kelly out of trouble. [laughter] but also, i want to especially thank the whole board of supervisors for just now voting unanimously to confirm her appointment. [ears and applause --years and applause] they have seen in her the leadership, integrity, putting forth that verse communities of

smoke into the air this comes amid-reports syrian government forces are launching an offensive on another city protestors say the president's regime is using armored vehicles and anti aircraft guns to fire on residential neighbourhoods. >>> i was inside my home when i heard the shooting i went out and saw injured people on the ground we started to carry them and give them first aid security forces tried to arrest us we ran away snipers opened fire and shot me twice in my leg. >> the up rising is in its 11th month and looking increasingly like a civil war. >>> whitney houston will be laid to rest saturday in the newark new jersey, there will be a funeral at the newark new jere see church where she -- jersey church where she sang as a child. they ask any donations in her memory be sent to arts focus public school she attended as a child now named after her houston died saturday at a beverly hills hotel she was 48 years old. >>> coming up family and friends gather to say their final goodbyes to a fallenfirefighters. >> this incident lands a virginia sheriff's deputy on the other side of the law w

sharing the sun with ancient copan was another city whose economy was so complex it became a wonder ofthe ancient world. that city was teotihuacan. teotihuacan -- founded more than 2,000 years ago. around a.d. 600, at the height of its power, this magnificent city held at least 125,000 people, five times the population of the entire kingdom of copan. although contemporary with copan, teotihuacan was a separate civilization unto itself. located just northeast of modern mexico city, teotihuacan had enormous influence over all of mesoamerica. teotihuacan at its peak in the 8th century a.d. was the largest city in the new world. it's also one of the largest cities in human history before the industrial revolution. teotihuacan is also a unique archaeological site in a number of characteristics -- its architecture, and the size of that urban area. plus that fact that it is a supremely ordered and organized and planned community. keach: teotihuacan was an impressive model of urban planning. radiating from central avenues lined with pyramids and temples, teotihuacan contained more than 2,000 n

>>james: new video out of syria, forces are attacking another city.e have a video of this oil pipeline explosion that happens on sunday. activists are saying that the syrian government little. an estimated 5000 syrians have been killed by the forces. >>darya: we will be back with more in a couple of minutes. clear skies and traffic is nice and polite. >>mark: the search for more human remains continues today in linden, east of stockton. investigators have reached the bottom of one well on the property. 1000 bone fragments have been found so far. the president is arriving in the bay area and expected to land at sfo. the president arrived in california yesterday to start his three gate west coast swing to raise money for his upcoming presidential reelection campaign. we are just one day away for the bay bridge shut down westbound starting at 8:00 p.m. tomorrow night through tuesday at 5:00 a.m.. many bay area transportation agencies will be offering extra services including bart. >>darya: we will be getting the warmest day of the week today. >>james: we

in addition to the brave plan, we successfully recruited to does another series - -cities -- cities and counties statewide. we are still fighting in california today, six states issue marriage licenses to same- sex couples. we owe a debt of gratitude to all that began in this building eight years ago. together, we started an argument for a quality. and we put a human face on marriage discrimination. i speak for everyone in my office when i say how honored we are to continue to work alongside the american foundation for equal rights. the outstanding legal team and the couple's the represent. -also very proud of the deputies in my office that worked so hard on this appeal. the deputy city attorney's. i also want to thank all the city officials whose support has been instrumental from the beginning. i know the terms city family is sometimes criticized, but i can't think of a better, more fitting expression of what it means to have the strong support of mayor lee and the board of supervisors with a cause that matters so deeply to california and the nation. we will take your questions shortl