my name is augie. i am a dj and a seven-year resident of san francisco, a long-time visitor to the city. part of the reason of coming to the city is to come to ray's so i definitely have a history here. i definitely do not want to see it go away. i witnessed firsthand what effect these events have on the youth. in santa barbara, where i threw these events, i sought a youth that did not have anything else to do greatly affected -- i saw a youth. positively contributing " to our community in san francisco. i think there is definitely a safe way to hold these events. i think harm reduction is key to doing that. defining that is hard, and i know the move to make that happen is hard. you cannot control what people are going to in just before they walk in the door, and that obviously is scary. i know places like canada do take a harm reduction role with partygoers to make sure that they are safe and to take care of it if a problem arise. that is what i have to say. director kane: thank you. president newlin:

. >> those who cannot make it home spend the night in emergency shelters, like here in me augie -- in miyagi. >> the road show and heaved. it was terrible. >> i do not know how to get home. >> power outages are widespread, and the government has asked supermarkets to provide emergency supplies to those who need it. >> police in japan are now saying they expected the death toll to reach 1000. the kyoto news agencies reported that 1800 homes have been destroyed. we had this report on when the earthquake hit. >> in a shop in japan's second yalta -- second-largest city, staff and customers were caught off guard as the earthquake struck. the intensity of the earthquake increases. the power goes out. parts of the ceiling crashed down as patrons seek cover. a camera team is working outside and captures images of the moment the earthquake struck. shock and alwe. >> it is too dangerous, shouts the camera man. we have to get away from the building. >> i cannot stay on my feet. i have never experienced such an earthquake before. >> i had a feeling something like this would happen. it is really f

this is me augie, monitoring the situation japan is he just been who is joining us now from the newsroomchairman is saying the radiation levels in japan are no threat to the united states or its territories. the united states has begun screening passengers and cargo arriving from japan so far no harmful levels have been detected. we expect president barack obama to make comments on the crisis later today. we will share remarks tonight on kron 4 news. >> will: monitoring the air quality is the management district they use that device on the rooftop is in francisco, the get samples of the air and sending those to sign to is an alabama. they said ever since this happened there has not than a trace of increase from the radiation levels they said even worse case scenario if the radiation particles reach the jet streams above japan and it carried over the pacific to our neck of the woods the particles would have been broken up and we are not in danger. we are also monitoring the weather situation. >> janu: we are checking alive look at cited san francisco from our roof camera, lots of sunshine