the collisions are happening and changing lives in our beautiful city. we need this city to adopt a vision zero policy. as a victim myself with permanent damage as well as bills and debt caused by the driver's collision, i find it insult to injury that the person who caused the accident isn't responsible for the bills but instead the victim's name is on them. nor is the driver ticketed or treated like they've done anything wrong. so i ask what is their incentive to be a safer driver when they suffer no consequences. you can get a suspended license and go to traffic school for speeding tickets, why not at least that for hitting a human being. thank you. and please support walk sff and the sff bike coalition and vision zero policy. >> thank you for your courage. >> commander. >> yes. this time i like to bring up layla and my apologies. the presentation has her name misspelled. >> thank you to the bicycle coalition for their leadership on this issue. >> thank you so supervisor campos and thank you supervisors and commission. my name is layla and we're non pr

san francisco is a dynamic, beautiful city, it's magnificent. >> i'm with you.surprise that san francisco continues to be hot. thanks for joining us. >> thank you. >> there is no disputing 2013 was great for u.s. stocks. the dow jones industrial average and s&p closed out 25% in year to year gains. the tech heavy nasdaq saw gains. and across the bond europe's index gained 17% for the year. german among the top performing markets which rose 25% of the year. but it was ireland who did the best rising more than 33% following it's own financial bailout program. finally a mixed bag in asia, fell 6.8% making it the worst performing market in asia. japan's benchmark index soared 56% thanks to the japanese government massive economic stimulus program. this was the best year in japan since 1972. >>> one asset class that didn't hold up so well this year, gold, which posted it's first annual loss since 2000. prices dropped 28% due to anticipation of the fed pulling back stimulus which will become a reality in the new year. a new year and brand new health plan for millions

and i want to say i blessing to live in a beautiful city, to stand up for all the families for kids, for the students and i want to request to vote on those policy because we need to send the strong message to obama and to the whole country to -- we need to stop the deportation. we come for to have better life. we have to be, like, justice, justice to the immigrants, justice to the families and thank you for bringing those policy because i waiting for the six year that and i hope we pass today. thank you. [applause] >> hi, my name's justine marcus and i'm an organizer with a feminist organization and i'm hear here to talk about item 35. i wanted to drive home one point that i don't think has been brought up yet, which is that the misinformation that these banners display on market street doesn't equally affect everybody and that groups, largely low income and women of color, who are disproportionately affected in terms of access to medical information, domestic violence, rape, abuse, and escalating rates of teen pregnancy, are especially ly vulnerable to this kind of information. on

that would make tokyo stronger against disasters and a beautiful city. it would also revitalize the economy. >> former health min cher is also running in the gubernatorial race. he has the recommendation of the tokyo chapters of the ruling democratic party in its coalition partner, new komeito. tran tran i want to gather the power of all the people to offer the best hospitality and make the olympic and paralympic games in tokyo the best ever. it's important to protect everyone's lives and assets. i'll use my experience as health minister to make tokyo the world's number one city when it comes to welfare. >> morihiro hosokawa is running, too, he served as prime minister 20 years ag goechlt he has the voluntary backing of the democratic party, the unity party and the people's life party and backed by former prime minister koizumi. >> translator: i think the most important thing for japan is to send a clear message now that we will end the use of nuclear power generation and that we'll make use of alternative energy. i want to work to build a new japan by l

such is a beautiful city it's subtropical city this is really outstanding that we're hosting the winter games here. along the palm trees and their wonderful beaches but most of. don't think that ever since his state of the art and purpose built to host the most complex in the fish and game ever that's what such he can can show the rest of the world but what's the legacy for such as we are we looking at such as legacy right now such a change from the ordinary soviet style resort to the really international now all year round winter and summer sport distain nation and world sport to come i have to ask you about security it's a it's a big issue what is being done to keep these games safe so spectators can come here in peace of mind that these games will be safe and has the safety operation been amended or changed in any way following the recent events in volgograd from the beginning of the construction phase the security was the paramount importance of the proportion for the games and by being in all for all international experts and the i.o.c. the russian state assortative provide incredi

beautiful shot of the sunset from the pyramid looking back toward the golden gate and the beautiful city of san francisco. cloud cover offshore, but that's where it stays with the intention of the monterrey peninsula. now looking back toward the city and the east bay. 65, a very popular temperature. not the high. it was warmer than. this these are your current temperatures. concord, santa rosa all 65. san francisco down to 62. san jose, out of the past five days, the chilliest afternoon you have had was 9 degrees above average. the warmest day was last thursday at 73. we have been close to 70 the past couple days and will continue to for the next several days. if you live away from the water it will be chilly. north bay, you will be the close to freezing. napa 34. oakland tomorrow morning 44 as the kids head back to school for their shortened school week. look at this ridge of 47. it is not only block storm systems from getting here. it is saying no, go the other direction. storms are hitting this wall in the atmosphere and migrating back west heading up toward alaska. simply put, we nee

. >> it is one of the most beautiful cities in america.rial-age dreams of an endlessly glorious future. the people who built these structures, they were thinking big. >> they were. >> they were looking at a new rome and they built it, actually. it's awesome here. ♪ ♪ >> maybe the worm started to turn here. the packard automotive plant. opened in 1903, it was considered the most advanced facility of its kind anywhere in the world. huge. epically proportioned. i mean 3.5 million square feet. now, one man lives here. al hill. >> my name's alan hill. welcome to my home. this room here is the forge room. it was a former packard motor car company. i started living here about seven years ago. at that time, semi-apprehensive about the place and the goings-on around here. turned out it's about peaceful as the north woods. not having a credit card or a mortgage payment or a car payment is a real blessing. there's still nails here. >> yep. >> what's happened here in detroit is unfortunate. but, you know, it's a sign of the times. we find out that not

tonight beautiful city hall in red and gold but there might be something else we see and that's trouble. so the city is trying to stay one step ahead in that game. san francisco without the cable cars? it's kind of like coffee without the cream. even if it's only off the menu for a half day. >> i think cable cars are part of san francisco. >> total -- not only for san francisco but for everybody, san francisco and everybody. >> reporter: they will come off the rails seasoned afternoon and evening -- sunday afternoon and evening during and after the game win or lose. >> i didn't know about this and i'm not at all happy because i bought a three day pass. that's not much use now is it? >> reporter: the power lines that run the buses will be deenergized in case an overly excited fan orened the influence fan -- or under the influence fan gets to touch it. muni says the measures are comment to protect people and property. it wasn't that long ago after the giants won the world series that this city bus was torched and totaled. cost? $700,000. >> that's definitely fresh in our minds but really

community organizer for 20 years and all of these people have the same story and help to create this beautiful city that we live in and so i think that the most beautiful thing about being here is seeing the school district and the office of housing and we need to have all of the departments of the city come together and address this crisis, because it is not fair that kids don't have a place to do their homework and a place to cook and a place to feel safe, you know? and so i think that it is really important that we step up to the plate, and even though this is not like a school district problem, we need to look at it as a city problem that we are all a part of and that we have to step up and do something about. and so i really am supportive of looking at all of the school district properties and figuring out how we can do this together to build housing to build healthy food spaces, to build resources and everything that supports the city that supports the families that have built this city and so thank you very much for your time. >> we have 15 minutes left and i just want to let everybody know.

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what a great shot here, the top of the sutro tower looking down on the beautiful city of san franciscoay night, kpix5 hi-def doppler. this is not what i want to see, but it is what it is, another dry night, clear night, chilly in the north bay, below freezing in santa rosa, 20 outside the cities, oakland 43, mountain view waking up to 39 degrees tomorrow morning. we have ourselves a football game, big one, 9ers, seahawks, nfc championship game in seattle. there twill be showers around there. cloudy skies, 50 degrees, your kickoff temperature sunday afternoon at 3:30. look at the storm track. it not anywhere close. sometimes it's a close call. sometimes it's like don't even worry about it. the storm track is in alaska. it is closer to juneau than here in the bay area. the area of low pressure over the hudson bay is creating a backlog. as long as that low doesn't move, our ridge won't move and our forecast once again will not change. the ridge is going nowhere for the next week or two or three. so nights chilly and clear, record highs, one today in oakland, more tomorrow, wednesday and t

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another beautiful city in southern haiti on the other side of the mountains was hard hit. so it was ironic because there was a concern that all of the aid was being focused on port of prince and the parts of the country that were not impack -- impacted by the earthquake were forgotten -- but areas not in port of prince, but on top of the epicenter and i can say, as the resident correspondent, they sent in a big team and many journalist came in and freed a lot of us up to do things and i was the resident guy and spoke creole and i was happy to move around and looked like i needed a break from the city i was getting sent out to other places and even places outside of the quake zone. and i can tell you there were cities that were wiped out. there were levels of destruction, even surviving the earthquake in port of prince, lagon looked like a monster came out of the ocean and smashed the entire city. many people died. many people survived the collapse of the home. this story isn't in the book so i will share it with you. i was sitting on the back of a pickup truck three or fou

just your personal thoughts here it is a beautiful city isn't it absolutely would you make of what's happening there and what do you think about the future and the long term damage is going to do that to the country and its people i think this could have very far reaching implications they really have to wait and see for i guess maybe another couple of hours maybe even we have to wait and see what the police say or they don't of course every time i look at the pictures every time i look at what's happening on t.v. i can't help but think about. the white guard one of his most famous novels and their description of the kiev during the revolutionary times and really sometimes it feels to me that the people are in the opposition they're sort of playing revolution and they got caught up in this game and they do not understand that they could essentially ruin the entire nation's future and president well that's a good point and i'm just finally flirting with the e.u. next for russia is in desperate need it's a bankrupt country just one of the long term implications of what's happening now

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. >> reporter: rio de janeiro is unquestionably one of the most beautiful cities in the world, and yetus christ could from his iconic vantage point he would surely hold its nose when overlooking the bay. it's unbearable stench and debris takes one's breath away. what you see is one of the hundreds of rio's open suage canals. you can literally see the waste from people's toilets floating buy, and it goes straight into the city's only bay. a bay that some have described as a latrine. the same pal -- waters where sailing events are to be held. rio state authorities took us for a spin around the bay on one of their ten new floating rubbish collectors. what is it designed to stop? >> all kinds of garbage that floats. woods, parts of the furniture, et cetera. >> reporter: authorities are also installing 18 barriers to stop rubbish like this from reaching the bay. but in this city of more than 6 million, where only 30% of suage is treated, these measures seem like little more than a band aid. where rowing events are scheduled the water is too polluted for swimming. >> our main concern is alwa

beautiful shot looking from san rafael back towards the beautiful city of san francisco. looking gorgeous on monday night. yes, it is cloudy and yes, we did not have record-breaking temperatures but it's part of the package and we'll have a cooler and wetter air mass. wouldn't be surprised to wake up in the coast lien. livermore, 67. san jose, you hit 64. oakland's high. and san francisco, 58 degrees. that's rainfall on high-def doppler. most rain in the north and a sprinkle or two. tomorrow morning, not as chilly. oakland, around 50 tonight and san francisco, only dropping down to 52. so change is coming. the ridge of high pressure is still there but not the whole picture. it's where the ridge of high pressure is. it was blocking everything and now pushed down to the south allowing some of the rain into the northern california. we were more humid today. that's the first change and then the ridge gets weaker and moves farther away. the next storm that rumbles through here will make it to the bay area and we see 0.25 inches to 0.50 inches of much- needed rainfall. cloudy,

not seem to have much appeal for the great landowners of milan, and it is doubtful whether his beautiful citywas ever seriously considered by anyone but leonardo himself. the duke of milan married a remarkable young woman, beatrice d'este. she was 15 at the time of her marriage to il moro. when she died at the early age of 22 in giving birth to a stillborn child, the duke was plunged in grief, and the story is told of his spending three days and nights mourning for her in the church of santa maria delle grazie. ludovico had chosen this dominican church as the court church and as the mausoleum for his family. leonardo was given the commission to paint the last supper for the refectory of the church. this is one of the most famous and unifying christian symbols ever created. it is impossible to think of the last supper without thinking of leonardo's painting of it. it has become a religious object in itself. technically, however, the work was a failure. the fresco technique, which required the quick application of paint to wet plaster, was unsuited to leonardo's working methods. in order to try

. >> rio is one of the most beautiful cities in the world.st could from ice iconic vantage point would hold his nose overlooking the bay, it's an unbearable stench and debris and takes your breast away the wrong way. what you see here is one of hundreds of rio's open storage canals. in this dark, putrid water you can literally see the waste from people's toilets floating by and goes straight in the city's only bay. a bay some brazilian biologists described as an latreene where sailing events are due to be held in just two years. under fire for dragging their feet on commitments to cleanup before the games they took us for a spin around the bay on one of their ten new floating rubbish collectors. >> what is it designed to stop? >> all kinds of garbage that floats. and this is parts of the furniture et cetera. >> reporter: authorities are also installing 18 barriers to stop rubbish from reaching the bay but in the city of more than 6 million where 30% of storage is treated it seems like little more than a band-aid. nearby where olympic rowing e

we're cloudy in san jose, still waiting for the rainfall over the beautiful city of san francisco wherees and cloudy. we have had drizzle throughout the day. san jose livermore 60. concord 59. oakland 58. we need rainfall. normal rainfall for the water year july 1 through today 13 inches. there is an 11.2" deficit. we need to catch up. we need a lot of storms over the next several weeks to catch up. this is the first one. low pressure moving into the pacific northwest right now. a lot of rainfall mountain snow for them. we are seeing some heavier showers over the sierra right now but the rain hasn't made it down. if you like showers, that's it. it's this other low pressure area that although move through tonight and push this moisture down toward us. that's going to give you the rainfall tomorrow. the sloppy commute tomorrow morning and tomorrow evening but the trade-off is we are getting much-needed rain. so that low pressure area and a front moves through tonight tomorrow. it will take several hours to get here and that's good because it will be slow to move out, as well. so a soggy d

this is the beautiful city of atlanta, from centennial park. >> they still have the christmas lightsrris wheel are year round. >> sunny and a high of 57. go for a run. i would hope it would be this way for the folks in west virginia because they need something. they may not, believe it or not, have water in nine west virginia counties again. today we don't know when they might. >> could go on for days. for the time being department of homeland security is trucking in bottled water for home to use. >> the water use ban is still in place. if you're in an affected area do not use tap water for drinking, bathing, cooking or cleaning. we'll let you know as soon as the water company lifts the ban. >> so that's tough enough but today there are new concerns that the lack of clean water could contribute to the spread of the flu because people can't easily wash their hands. >> so cnn is live in charleston, west virginia right now. we keep thinking about these people and how they are holding up. i wonder if anybody is going out of town to stay with family for a while. have you heard of that? >>

another beautiful city in southern haiti on the other side of the mountains was hard hit. so it was ironic because there was a concern that all of the aid was being focused on port of prince and the parts of the country that were not impack -- impacted by the earthquake were forgotten -- but areas not in port of prince, but on top of the epicenter and i can say, as the resident correspondent, they sent in a big team and many journalist came in and freed a lot of us up to do things and i was the resident guy and spoke creole and i was happy to move around and looked like i needed a break from the city i was getting sent out to other places and even places outside of the quake zone. and i can tell you there were cities that were wiped out. there were levels of destruction, even surviving the earthquake in port of prince, lagon looked like a monster came out of the ocean and smashed the entire city. many people died. many people survived the collapse of the home. this story isn't in the book so i will share it with you. i was sitting on the back of a pickup truck three or fou

city's streets clean. rome one of the most beautiful and romantic cities in the world a popular destination for lovers or enthusiasts history addicts and. being with countless belive it all falls on top of cars and roads and on pedestrians it's very slippery to get tons of complaints so. birds hundreds of thousands of starlings which migrate to rome from the north every year leaving their mark as they go. over your reverie here this same we're surrounded by a show. the city annually spends tens of thousands of euros tackling the flying menace is species a special operation in itself careful feet so dry it's very difficult to clean it off these birds are worse than vandals it's like they're angry at me personally. but the real mission takes place at sunset dressed in protective gear and armed with a loud hailer scientists storm the bird's favorite sleeping spots and this irritating noise is none other than a recording of other starlings making a sound which warns of approaching danger the goal is to scare the feather it falls to us populated areas. hey get me to the idea from science box it works great but only for s