there was no regular bell. >> this bell was the size of the liberty bell back in philadelphia. it was originally made in 1889 in a foundry in baltimore, maryland. >> reporter: two tons, replacement value $175,000. hearing about this story rang a bell. didn't some other san francisco church recently lose its bell? >> we had an incident a few months ago on ocean where a church also lost a bell. >> reporter: it did. this was no liberty bell. two feet tall, hundreds of pounds, at saint michael's korean catholic church in the ocean view district. fingers for both bell burglaries are pointing at bandits who want to cash in on copper. anybody come here with a bell the last couple of days? >> no. >> reporter: he has seen plenty of bottles, cans, wires, metals, no bells. a 5,000 pound copper bell that's hot that the cops are looking for and it's all over tv, he doesn't figure to see it here. >> people end up either cutting it up into small pieces and trying to, you know, bring it into scrapyards, recycle what they have. but you being a scrap dealer, you should know what you're looking a

[bell rings] it would spew out over 36 million tons of greenhouse gases every year. in doing so, it would become one of the world's largest single- point sources of carbon pollution in the world. to make matters worse, it would mostly provide electricity to multinational corporations, who would get it and is subsidized rates. people who pay for the subsidies would be the rest of the south african ratepayers. this plan worsens energy access rather than making it better. supervisor avalos: thank you. next speaker, please. >> thank you so much for having us here. my name is david taylor with the rainforest action network. i want to talk about the environmental impacts of making portfolios. on behalf of rainforest action network, and want to talk about the crimes that bank of america is committing against public health and our climate through its financial support of the coal industry. at every stage of its life, cold as serious damage, the number one contributor to climate change and the leading caus

[bell] >> thank you. if i called her name, come on up. -- your name, come on up. >> i am an art sstuden -- student and in turn in the neighborhood less than a block away from the church. -- intern in the neighborhood less than a block away from the church. we value the esthetics of the neighborhood and i believe this cell phone tower would be better situated in a more commercial environment. the residential area is a beautiful neighborhood. i feel as though people living in the area would appreciate the tower being installed in a more commercial and firman. thank you. -- a more commercial environment. thank you. >> thank you. i live in the area of the proposed planning and i proposed -- opposed because i believe it is a security risk for the church. it is not safe if everyone lives in the area around it. there is a proposed spot on polk, there is a better spot for. it is in a commercial area. thank you. -- there is a better spot for it. >> our next speakers. >> i thought i had two minutes. this is one --

finally, bell had had enough. he said he was sick of the telephone, and he quit the bell telephone companiment -- company. bell just wanted to help people. he had lost both of his brothers to tuberculosis before he was 24 years old, both his wife and his mother were deaf, and he knew that he could make life better for people, maybe even save lives. but he worked so hard that his parents and his wife were terrified that he would literally work himself to death. when he was working, he wouldn't stop to eat or rest. his only rest was to play the piano deep into the night, but even then he played with such an intensity that his mother, who had taught him to play, called it a musical fever. when garfield was shot, bell turned his life upside down to help him. it sickened him to think of garfield's doctors blindly searching for the bullet. science, he thought, should be able to do better than that. bell abandoned everything he was doing and spent day and night inventing something called an induction balance which was ba

[bell rings] supervisor avalos: thank you. next speaker, please. >> ♪ riders on the storm into this world we're born in the city you adorn riders on the storm there is nothing like a bank without a loan and snoop dogg without a bone i do not know where the money has gone but it makes you kind of want to grown riders on the storm riders on the city storm ci-ci-city maybe you and i should be as one one ciy maybe you and i should be as one one ci-ci-city, maybe you and i should be s onas one oh would you like to ride in my beautiful tax balloon? way up in the air in my beautiful tax balloon we can float along the stars together you and i for we can fly we can fly high up up and away [bell rings] away ♪ supervisor avalos: thank you. next speaker, please. [applause] >> hello. my name is joshua, now attending you see berkeley. i come to trade and shed some awareness on what is going on to the students who do receive financial aid. i, myself, like a lot of other students, through the blue and gold opportunity plan, students that rece

there was no regular bell. >> this bell was the size of the liberty bell in philadelphia. it was originally made in 1889 in a foundry in baltimore, maryland. >> reporter: two tons. replacement value, $175,000. hearing about this story rang a bell. didn't some other san francisco church recently lose its bell? >> we had an incident a few months ago on ocean where a church also lost a bell. >> reporter: it did. this was no liberty bell. two feet tall, hundreds of pounds, at saint michael's korean catholic church in the ocean view district. fingers for both burglaries are pointing at bandits who want to cash in on copper. anybody come here with a bell in the last couple of days? >> no, nobody came here with a bell for the last couple of days. >> reporter: j & s recycling has seen plenty of bottles, cans, wires and other metals but nobels. and a 5,000-pound bell that's hot all over it he doesn't figure to see it here. >> people end up either cutting it up into small pieces and trying to bring it into scrapyards recycle what they have, but you being a scrap dealer you should kn

and we consider the bells blessed. so, it's a sacred item for us. >> reporter: it was not secured to the concrete pad because nobody imagined somebody would come by and swipe it. st. mary's is offering a refor its safe return. >>> from caretaker to leader, that's what gavin newsen is saying about san francisco's ed lee, despite calls of investigation into his election campaign. it involves a scandal of his supporters, caught on camera, allegedly helping people fill out absentee ballots. he joins dianne feinstein and willie brown to back ed lee. >>> legitimate fears or an overreaction? plans to clean up water near the lawrence livermore lab are drudging up fears of another issue in the area, plutonium. the pipeline would run through an area where soil half tested positive for plutonium. the energy department insists it's safe and on the up and up. >> plutonium is a highly dangerous contaminant that if airborne and inhaled would have serious health effects for anybody who came into contact with it. it's the deadliest sub

these hundreds the bell is a bell three of the keys each for almost two decades there are only a fewplaces in the world where the sound of bells can spread far and wide without echoing off of the surface and it is impossible to confuse the chime of bells with any of. this everything here. is just as it was in the eighteenth and nineteenth century there's no noise of the kind you find in the city. today the bell sound as they did a hundred or two hundred years ago because they're not drowned out by noise. and the water also helps the chinese travel over long distances. trying different depending on whether the secular holiday is being celebrated igor who says that villages sometimes even danced to the sound bells. as well. as ation on the theme of festive choice but i mean normally this stall is not intended for people marching in a religious procession or rather it's adopted to the stroke of an old. pick up that. it is only natural that chime from the belfry signals the start of the keys. thirty participants. three. additional wooden boats and modern sports boats each category has a

they changed the bells. it's confusing sometimes. >> not saved by the bell. hello, commissioners, directors, and i really am excited and encourage the adoption of the proposals put forward by the planning department. this is exciting to expand the program to other much-needed areas within the city and of the groups working on the related proposals at the western soma task force and i hope to see both itch implemented. and residential larger than 50 units and office development of 50,000 square feet and pedestrian levels design and ability. and follows san francisco planning code and products be applied toward the inclusion of publicly displayed art work. and for new developments, 150 thousands square feet and should be set aside for dedicated arts uses as defined in the zoning code and 1% of total construction costs may be made to the neighborhood benefits project for arts-related spaces or public realm improvement. and just to show you there are other areas and groups considering expansion pangs of related ideas and to move forward on the citywide or eastern

macho belle grande burrito. either he got caught on twitter or this is just some sort of reverse schooling promotion. we're not sure which one, but hey got us talking about it, right? >> that is right. nice work, dwight. this is pretty much any teenager's dream, ite? robots doing battle and doing it in a cage match. that's exactly what one bay area high school team is doing now, building their own robots and putting them to the ultimate test. mike has a look at the bay area battle bots. >> this weekend combat comes to life at the san mateo fairgrounds in the robotic fashion. it's part of the first annual bay area science festival. joining us, for rest and his father jim. welcome to the studio. you're bringing to us one of my theres. i've always wanted to see this in person, an actual robot ta does battle. we're not talking about skills where they stack things on top of each other but crash them up, smash them up battle. break each other, right? >> yeah, exactly. >> now, you didn't have the this laying around the

keep those kettle bells moving. kettle bells is an iron ball with a handle on it.se them in dynamic movements to lean the body out and make you stronger and fitter. pull. push. great for weight loss. they are the best type of exercise for weight loss. >> really felt muscles developing in areas i hadn't been developing even through pilates and other forms of exercise. >> burns calories and works muscles. it's good for maintaining high heart rate. conventional weightlifting. >> they did a study and found that doing kettle bell training actually you burn twice the amount of calories in half the amount of time. the fundmental exercise is the swing. i start clients off with this exercise. it teaches them how to move the bell. it's a swing where you integrate a rowing type movement. that integrates more of the other muscle groups. two-handed clings. it's a power lifting exercise, but done at higher repetitions. it's great for losing weight. you are going to notice your body becomes streamlined. unlike traditional lifting or body building. >> it's functional strength. tha

since it is impossible to confuse the chime of bells with any of.this everything here now is just as it was in the eighteenth and nineteenth century there's no noise of the kind you find in cities. today the bells sound as they did a hundred or two hundred years ago because they're not drowned out by noise. and the water also helps the chinese travel over long distances. trying different depending on whether the secular holiday is being celebrated igor who says that village is sometimes even danced to the sound bells. because often it will be seen improvise ation on the theme of best of choice. i mean normally this stall is not intended for people marching in a religious procession. rather it stops at the stroke of an old. pick up that. is only natural that chime from the belfry signals the start of the keys. thirty participants beating three cancerous. boats for additional wooden boats and modern sports popes each category has a subgroup with the number of all xmen ranging from one to six. after a brief deliberation the panel of judges decides to c

tonight, the church bell that was stolen from st. mary's cathedral in san francisco has been recovered. here's linda yi with how police found it. >> reporter: a delicate operation for an historic artifact. all 5,000 pounds of it hoisted by a crane to get it back home. the copper bell was ripped off its pedestal from the gardens of st. mary's cathedral in san francisco last weekend. a tip led cops to a field in oakland. curiously, right across the street from a scrap yard. >> i've heard already that they planned to bury it, and bait till things got cooled off, then go back at it again with blow torches >> reporter: the bell is worth $175,000. they could get about half that melted down. no one has been arrested but investigators believe it's the same gang who pilfered copper from other san francisco churches. police say this time they caught a lucky break. for now, the bell has been taken to a secret evidence warehouse. police strongly advising the #k4u6r7 not to return it to this -- church not to return it to the location where it was

[bell rings] i have a car. i realize that we are in denial of our complicity in wars for oil, because they're no weapons of mass destruction found in iraq. and what the hell are we there for? we're here to placate people in cars, and asian of car drivers, and they are in complete denial that we have blood on our hands being in iraq. if you're talking about compromising with people who drive cars, 50% of our balance of trade deficit is due to the import of oil. [bell rings] that is before you start to talk about the import of cars and car-related products. commissioner buell: thank you. >> next. >> good morning, commissioners. is it the executive director of the san francisco bicycle coalition. we represent 12,000 dues paying members. we work with hundreds of thousands of people across the city who are already biking or are interested. i want to share an impressive number. the mta had counted that just in the last four years, biking in the city has increased 56%. we are seeing a boom. our goals with this project

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all under >> this is where the bell has been located for 40 years. the two-time nobel was still with early sunday morning. a security guard reported a bell missing during an 11:00 a.m. masked. if there are no cameras in this parking lot. volunteers say it is priceless. >> to replace that bell is impossible. the bell was donated in 1889, one of the few pieces rescue from the original cathedral. the bell was moved here in 1971. >>brian: at temperatures in the 40's and '50's. the >>vicki: the life of a red tail hawk has been saved things to some that do it people. the hall was shot with a male gun. joining us now is rebecca from wild rescue. she helped to save the hall. how is the bird? >> we are getting word from the wildlife center of silicon valley that it is doing well. the bird knocked the nail on of its head, there was no other trauma. >>vicki: who would do such a thing? >> we do not think it was an accident. it was a nail from a nail gun. >>vicki: did it go very far in? how long had a bit out there with the hail in its head? >> it has been out th

security guards say this historic bell church bell was last seen mounted on the parking lot pedestal 2:00 yesterday morning. the bell has been part of st. mary's since the 1600s. it was salvaged from burned out ruins of the old cathedral in 19672. in august of last year, -- 1962. in august of last year another bell disappear. the circumstances were similar and that bell hasn't been seen since. >>> seven san francisco mayoral candidates are asking for a full investigation into possible election fraud by supporters of mayor ed lee. over the weekend, candidate ye's campaign released video that appears to show -- one complaint specifically mentions several special plastic stencils placed over ballots that would prevent voters from selecting a candidate other than lee. lease's spoke man says the mayor is just as up -- lee's spokesman says the mayor is just as upset. >> that group doesn't represent anything about his campaign. we want that group to cease and desist immediately. >> the seven candidates calling for federal oversight are: >>> oakland mayor quan has changed her mind and now su