katherine berg. >> thank you. good afternoon, supervisors. my name is katherine berg and i am here from madres to support this resolution, thank you, supervisor mar for putting it forward. the success of anti-domestic workplace policy ss first of all predicated on the demonstrative leadership and this resolution and the actions that it directs is an important first step in establishing that for the city and county of san francisco. so thank you. the director of women inc and we are a agency in the mission and thank you so much for your leadership on this issue. as you will see, in the family violence council. family violence is the number one reported crime in san francisco unfortunately and we will echo our hope for a workplace policy on domestic violence and we spoke about the positive impact that that could have not only for the survivors of domestic violence but for the co-workers and supervisor and everyone in the surrounding area at the workplace. something that i think is important to add, is that many of our clients come to us you kno

katherine berg. >> thank you. good afternoon, supervisors. my name is katherine berg and i am here from madres to support this resolution, thank you, supervisor mar for putting it forward. the success of anti-domestic workplace policy ss first of all predicated on the demonstrative leadership and this resolution and the actions that it directs is an important first step in establishing that for the city and county of san francisco. so thank you.

>>neil: back to howard berg, the speed reader. did he really read that?ur crew is finding that is the actual bill a copy was provided by howard and he did read it. we are on the up and up. the only reason we did this exercise when you vote on big pieces of less, you might vote thinking you know the big score, big headline numbers, to keep the tax rates the same for everyone but the wealthy or make sure we raise capital gains taxes, what have you, protect unemployment benefits, et cetera. but there is a lot of other stuff, that is why there are 154 pages with add-ons they could not possibly have been aware of in just the few minutes they had going from conference to the voting chairmanner to vote yes or no on this and that is the point, howard, there is no way in heck you would be familiar with the add ons because they were dropped so quickly into the bill. >>guest: i thought it was about unemployment extension and tax decreases. i didn't know it was medicare or there was a forming sucks difficult, or a lot of little things there, the green energy part, al

this is very much a saint peter berg crowd. it it's a history of the emergence of the crowd. it's the latest chapter in the 300-year rivalry between the two capitals. it's the tale of two cities. it's a murder mystery that i can't give you the names of the guilty ones in every case. you can draw your own conclusions. there are some marvelous unsolved mysteries that may be unralphed someday. it used to be said in russia in 1990 you could fell the business was profitable from the trail of bodies that lead to the front door. if there were no bodies it wasn't worth paying attention to. it wasn't profitable. i'll leave it to your imagination where the international red cross was highly profitable by that measure in the 1990s in russia. the subsidies you could get for the import of tax free tobacco and alcohol to benefit good causes such as the red cross. even the science fiction story. what we're dealing here really when you come down it the oil industry in familiar grew up in almost completely isolation and this is virtually a unique case. we have other places where oil industry

rebecca berg from "buzzfeed" is in studio with us. peter, what's going on?gress coming back into town. one person making a return is senator mark kirk from illinois. he had a stroke. >> bill: about a year ago. >> he's returning to work. he's going to climb back up the capitol steps. >> bill: he said he was going to walk back up the capital steps. >> while he was in the hospital, he was visited by three angels that asked him to come with him and -- >> bill: three angels. john boehner mitch mcconnell and -- >> no. albert pujols, josh hamilton and -- no. three angels showed up and said come with me. he chose to return to congress instead. you make your own joke there. >> bill: whoa. he was given the option. heaven or hell. >> there you go! >> bill: he chose hell. >> he chose hell. >> we all make our choices. >> bill: what about this new congress? elizabeth warren. >> yeah. elizabeth warren will already be the senior senator from massachusetts. >> bill: oh, that's right. john kerry is till there. he's not out yet. but she will soon. tammy baldwin from wisconsin.

john berge was part of the negotiations to create the cmas. he says in light of this new accident, it is probably time to go back and review putting the bay bridge on the list. >> i think that it is a fundamental issue to how to deal with pestles but it is now a time to revisit the issue dealing with -- both vessels. i do not know if the critical issue is that what happened but also prevention. in addition berge says - what is vital to the case right now is that although there wasn't an accident, there could have been one. the coast guard has also agreed and at the attorney linking speculation to the pilot would be highly premature. treasure island, terisa estacio, kron 4. >> jacqueline: we are looking at the system price to the and san jose and morgan hill, gilroy. showers but what we're going to see are two different things with cold conditions and spotty showers mainly over the coastal waters. we are looking at snowfall over lake tahoe and our storm has pressed through. they spot a patter based body pattern. and that will continue as we go

the lipd berg baby is an enduring mystery and that intrigued a mystery. have we been engaged so long? >> it's the case that never dies. that's probably true in this past year. there two new books about the case. it's hard to realize because it was ache years ago, but this is probably the most significant crimes ever to happen in america. it's after this terrible event that the congress creates a federal police force, the fbi in recognition that there just certain crimes that state and local forces cannot solve. lindbergh was the most famous man in the world. when his son is kidnapped and killed, the out pouring of grief had not been felt since the lincoln a ssz nation. >> what have you learned? >> there have been a lot of books britney about the person in the case and whether he was in fact independent when the police arrest him. he projects himself as an innocent man who would never do such a thing. he goes to the chair proclaiming his innocence even though the prosecution offered a deal to save the crime. he thought he had conspirators and he goes to hi

>>reporter: sources tell us that new berg waiver to perform aerobatic expired in november and even ifand pilots required to ensure safety of people on the ground. effort to reach him have been unsuccessful. >> new trend has workers using mobile device on the job. coming up next. bay area company found way to accelerate the app explosion needed to help them and the boss connect. >> and talk about star power. how a lowell beatles aims dinner's ready. [ female announcer ] hamburger helper stroganoff. beefy. creamy. stroganoffy. helpers. forty dishes, all delicious. i just finished a bowl of your light chicken pot pie soup and it was so rich and creamy... is it really 100 calories? let me put you on webcan... lean roasted chicken... and a creamy broth mmm i can still see you. [ male announcer ] progresso. [ humming ] [ babbling ] the cheerios bandit got you again? [ both laugh ] ♪ the one and only, cheerios ...and now... you! [ giggles ] ♪ the one and only, cheerios so i used my citi thankyou card to pick up some accessories. a new belt. some nylons. and what girl wouldn't need new shoes?

that retiree dave berg never expected in his backyard. >> unbelievable. >> reporter: the news of mother nature's overachieving ice shoves. >> i'm looking at the ice pushes over here. >> never seen nothing like that before. >> reporter: spreading as fast as the high winds that created them. >> just because i seen it on facebook so i thought i'd bring my daughter out to see it. >> one of my neighbors called me and one of my brothers who said you have to go down and look at the ice shove. it's unreal. >> i live in fond du lac and this is a bit of a hike for me too. >> reporter: here's what they're coming to see. this ice shove is about 20 feet high and it's come so far inland it's taken out a tree and even a light post. these large ice chunks pushed from lake winnebago have overtaken people's backyards and crushed street signs. all of this would be upsetting. >> look at that tree over there. >> if it wasn't so impressive. >> i think it's kind of cool. >> it even has berg rethinking his retirement. >> if i had a buck for everyone that drove down here i would be a rich man. >> this just in.

have him work a little in the pool, to basically walk a little bit and decrease some of the weight berg. >> all of this is progress over months. >> this phase is the first couple weeks, then he will begin some much harder progressive strengthening in the next two or three months. >> hopefully be back on the field next season. >> that's the goal. >> gina brown, thanks for joining us. guys, back to you in the studio. >> thank you anita. >>> doing something is certainly better than nothing. that was the sentiment from vice president joe biden today regarding gun violence. he met with the victims of gun violence and some gun safety groups in the first of a series of meetings. the goal, reach some sort of agreement in the wake of the mass shootings last month in connecticut. >> every once in awhile there's something that awanes the conscious of the company, and that tragic shooting did it in a way like nothing i've zion my career. >> 20 children died in connecticut, 12 people died five months earlier in a theater in colorado. >>> and gun control is expected to be on the maryland general asse

when you catherine berg. family is following its usual daily routine in the morning the head of the family and his older daughter go to the kitchen to prepare breakfast. although the father is blind he has no difficulty cooking meals his daughter is by his side always ready to help. out some more flour here but i steer it sometimes it feels it's getting thicker on other occasions and. if you feel resistance it means it's ready it's not just that flour. here's the milk. ok just a little bit of no. truth sometimes i can see a glimmer of light but i don't see any lights most of the time but with the situation doesn't happen much i rather worry about the kids i want them to grow up to become decent people more room or more they also asked me questions about their mother i said without mincing words your mother does not need you she abandoned you and found another man that's a lie told him. that's illegal and i come eat. of a group i know who's who when i hear their voices i learned to recognise them a long time a

>> it's ironic that bloom berg is doing that. when you compare new york city to chicago, which is headed for a record number of homicides, new york city recorded the lowest homicides since 1960 ace, that's effective policing by the new york police department. and if michael bloomberg would put more into policing, chicago, st. louis, it would be better spent. >> paul: it's a challenge for the nra political clout. we'll see who wins. >> as president obama prepares to be sworn for for his second term, what is he hoping to accomplish? we know that guns are on the agenda, but from immigration to debt reduction is compromise the name of his game or taking back the house in 2014 his real priority. >> they have a particular vision about what government should and should not do. so they're suspicious about government's commitments, for example, to make sure that seniors have decent health care as they get older. they have suspicions about social security. they have suspicions about whether government should make sure that kids in proffert

gates berg, frederick, down to 28, so is culpeper, hagerstown, 27.u'll need the lawmakers if you're -- layers if you're going to check out the meteor shower.s we will drop into the mid-20s, low 20s. would not be shock federal there's some upper -- if there's some upper teens. nice cold night. tomorrow, more of the same, about 40 degrees on thethe thursday, some clouds, someme sunshine, probably a bit more ii the sun department than clouds. friday, sunnier at 42 degrees, and we'll probably get a couple of degrees on top of that. not everyone had a lot of sunshine today.ns we had it here in the districtdi and through maryland. the clouds will try to beb persistent, but we do believe high pressure will build in andn get rid of some of them later tonight. down to the south, we have a bib moisture plume we've been watching come across east texas into portions of louisiana, anda riding up even into some colder air with some sleet across northwestern georgia.es this is not going to get in here, it looks like high pressure is going to keep it at bay, it will

all have you to do is mention berg injury lawyer autos they'll pay 100% of it up to $35 for a ride inn frachblt idea pick up a customer, at a bar or restaurant. and then, take them home. >> here is information courtesy of the app driven limo service. peak travel trims -- times tonightn0fkz. uber warning customers it's implementing surge pricing tonight. meaning prices will double during peak travel times. a ride could cost a minimum of $100. >> it's fine. it's better than a cab. i'd rather pay extra and get there comfortably, and on time. >> we just heard bad things like new year's eve is going to be hectic to get a cab. >> so if you're a cheap motel time or like free things,398]u o doesn't, muni is free starting at 8:00 tonight. bart will not be free but has extended hours, if you'd like a list waives to get around tonight we have that on our web site abc 7 news.com. it will be there on the home page. >> keira, thank you so much. >> she's bundled up. >> coming up a law aimed at making it safer for under aged party goer autos michael finney looks at another new law might help make a -

is a good man christina's husband is a policeman she was studying to become an accountant to norm berg which is where she met her spouse. but i don't my father that i have met a guy and he's happy i wanted to meet him to. go to acquainted with said that he's a good guy and we can be friends and so on this is nice to. basically was a man who got married his. party was the next one. the girls love looking at wedding pictures hanging in the house as well as those of all seventy children who all called the stadium skews their father and mother. the parents members to look out for the first group of children themselves but as the family grew they had to hire people to help them. the mother could not cope with washing diapers for three dozen babies and checking the homework of twenty schoolchildren but like all parents this dembski is trying to spend all their free time together with their children. basically i was my mother's favorite shows holding me in her arms all the time can you see me in her arms in the pictures and here i am in her arms too she was holding me all the time. little by

the real estate market but invest in our 70 and people and ensure that san francisco stays as bloom berg called calls us, the best city in the in america. thanks for districts one seven and nine for their early holiday gift as well. >> thank you mayor wishing you a happy holiday as well. >> let's go to the rest of our genera mr. court please lead i genderree i. >> student: supermember requests a discussion of a matter -- colleagues would anyone like to sever any of these items? we will call vote on items two and three, conthe consensus, supervisor farrell. >> farrell aye, supermar. kim aye. >> supervisor a loggy eye. wean easer aye. avalos aye. supervisor camp pose aye. chew eye. supervisor chu? . chu eye. supervisor cohen in. aye supervisor elsburnd -- mr. president there are 11 ayes those resolutions are adoptedded and pass the if you could read item six. >> item four is -- excuse me sir, you are out of order. sir you are out of order. thank you. mr. clerk if you could please read items four through six. >> item four is affirming the -- by the planning commission and long rage developm

my name is arnoldizeen berg. my wife and i are disabled and live on lawton street and kiddie corner from 18th avenue and it's already difficult to someone who is disabled to even park a car in front of the house. it's really difficult. if you approve one more structure along the streets it adds one story each person afterwards their neighbors will say "well, they can do it. we should do it too" so they will come to you and ask for a variance to be able to build a third story onto their house. what happens is the neighborhood is changing. if you approve an addition to this house you will change the nature of the neighborhood. traffic will increase. there will be larger multiple families living in higher structures. we will be as a neighborhood, a neighborhood without a character. a neighborhood without the neighbors all knowing each other. a neighborhood which isn't a neighborhood because the neighborhood is supposed to be knowing your neighbor. a neighborhood is supposed to be being able to look and see that this

and cronin berg -- ann cronenberg will be speaking first and giving us progressive ideas on their approachially as a model for the nation. ann? [applause] >> it is thank you very much. it is a pleasure to be here today. we're proud to be hosting fema and appreciative of the flexibility of fema coming to city hall. many of you received an early notification of this six weeks ago of the upcoming session. it was not originally going to be at city hall. we do not always think of our federal partners as being flexible, but i can attest they are. here we are today in our beautiful building hosting you. we're so proud to be able to do that. on a personal note, i want to thank one of my staff members, dave eberly, who was instrumental -- [applause] in working with nancy's people making it a reality today. mayor lee stole my entire speech. [laughter] just off the cuff, he is so amazing. he really gets this. as city administrator, he was in charge of our recovery efforts. he began the whole dialogue in san francisco about resilience. he gave many examples already of what we have been able to do in s

by sort of berg some more for example mendis thrillist film its mission was one but i think you also need for a broader audience you need something but spectacular what's happening to the stories because what you do is what you call the shows the levee i mean but the how with the bigger the film the smaller the story and then those stories and all i mean i mean why is that is because people don't want stories they just. were no no no i don't think so and i think people care about stories. by these people don't like it when those stories are too complex. being in another world seeing the visual effects spectacular sights of the same people can then go and see a film that talks about serious deeper things so i thing you need both but what. you need both. ok do you have any special characters any person or whatever or well maybe maybe not a real person somebody that you would like to play that you will well while you wish to play is there somebody you want to hear one of the on stage. would love to play a real person. i would love to play in what they call it biopic. i don't know if i c

>> it's ironic that bloom berg is doing that. when you compare new york city to chicago, which is headed for a record number of homicides, new york city recorded the lowest homicides since 1960 ace, that's effective policing by the new york police department. and if michael bloomberg would put more into policing, chicago, st. louis, it would be better spent. >> paul: it's a challenge for the nra political clout. we'll see who wins. >> as president obama prepares to be sworn for for his second term, what is he hoping to accomplish? we know that guns are on the agenda, but from immigration ♪ ♪ pop goes the world pop in a whole new kind of clean th tide pods. just one pac has the stain removal power of six caps of the bargain brand. pop in. stand out. of six caps of the bargain brand. living with moderate to semeans living with pain.is it could also mean living with joint damage. humira, adalimumab, can help treat more than just the pain. for many adults, humira is clinically proven to help relieve pain and stop further joint damage

energy use that isn't sustainable so whether it's clean power sf or the ideas from germany and free berg i am proud to you part of that conversation and vote for it on the board level and one thing i regret not being part of the municipal bank conversation and i think that will be interesting and from a nerdy perspective. it's not exciting to most people -- or at least i hope it isn't. >> commissioner schmeltzer. >>i hope you come talk to us about it anyway. >> yeah. >> i do believe that for me that the vote on community choice aggregation was one of the most important votes that i cast as a member of the board of supervisors. i think in the scheme of thing what is is happening with the environmental needs of our city, country, world, that that's one of the most important votes and i think history will show that would not have happened without your involvement so i think it's very, very exciting and i'm very proud of you, and what is amazing about supervisor olague when it comes to these kinds of issues she's always gotten it. it's never been difficult. it was an easy sell, so thank you

recruit from san rafael was arrested this morning after he ran on to the tarmac at san diego's lind berg field. police say the man ran out on to the tarmac in terminal 1 and then tried to hide in a service vehicle belonging to the janitorial department. he was taken into custody just before 6:30 this morning. investigators say he may have come from the marine corps recruit depot near that airport. that incident did not cause any flight delays. >>> as of this morning, every single dreamliner in the world is now barred from flying. japan's transportation vice minister says the planes will be grounded until the faa can complete all safety checks. an inspector in that country says a battery malfunctioned, forcing a dreamliner to make an emergency landing yesterday. the lithium batteries can leak corrosive fluid and start fires, which could be the main issue in many of the problems. ama which uses the dreamliner between san jose and japan will now be using a different plane starting tomorrow. >>> yelp is allowing users to view a restaurant's health inspection scores to go with the star rating

. >> hi, i'm jack golden berg, president of obama watches. nice to meet you. since 2008 we have sold 30 obama watches. it's not that hard, he's the political rock star of the political world. the biggest watch is the barack around the clock. i wore one obama watch to the party, i wasn't planning to wear anymore. the next day five friends called or e-mailed me and said, where can i get the obama watches. this is the new inaugural watch. okay. >> cool. >> okay. i brought you each a watch. this is the yes we can watch. don't worry, we have -- >> i need the time to pay taxes watch. >> okay. we can't find the other watch. it's here some place. i need $1 million in financing, to work on the new watch. this is called a flip watch. two watches in one. people don't buy watches anymore to talk about -- just to tell the time. they buy watches to tell something about themselves. so this watch, you could be -- in this case it's in the obama inaugural watch. one watch there and here. >> i'm going to stop you right now. what do you need the $1 million for? >> we need it for

were dead there or that you posted to twitter some time ago will soon be stored next to the goodman berg bible while we tell you why the library of congress is archiving all public tweets. and. i can't. well just days left before the inauguration of an as well and president who charges the country's opposition is waiting for its chance to remove him from office if the ceremony is delayed beauteous poor health. went to caracas to find out whether the risk of political instability has changed people's perception of the country. the flames of economic fury the debt crisis spreads anger across europe well unemployment brings despair to what was once the land of opportunity life in the west once all but guaranteed a better future whether it does so today is up for debate with no end in sight to the financial crisis many are finding refuge in countries with an alternative economic model for some venezuela represents hope and new opportunities to bolivarian republic may be a surprising choice after all it's been ranked as one of the most corrupt nations in the hemisphere is murder rate exceeds

powers going from nation states to the institutions of the you based in brussels luxembourg and stratas berg so. the answer is really that we have a referendum on coming out as soon as possible because powers cannot be returned you know not in any significant meaningful way you're going to jump in there go ahead. it's absolutely true what has been said right now it's true that we need further integration and i can't imagine that the united kingdom will go all the steps along that we need now to get out of this not currency crisis but debt crisis and mr cameron has proved in the past that he's not respecting european law i remember very well when the greeks fell into that austerity trap the debt austerity trap that was caused by the way by an i.m.f. arrow that the i.m.f. now has admitted mr cameron reacted not by we will show solidarity also by that you have to closely we have to sorry we have to close the borders for greek citizens because we might face big migration so this was his attempt to get out of european legislation because it's legitimate to migrate from one country to another thou

whose centerpiece was a striking duet for a young girl and the figure of death, was set to alban berg'she wrote this piece in memory of her. at one moment, you can hear something which appeals to you tremendously because what's going on in your life is ready for that to hit you. maybe it was just something he had to let fall from him, that story, his own story, but he used this story to -- to let it fall away. robbins: i think, finally the ballet should not be connected to one person, but to the sense of losing people and the struggles that they go through when they are ill and die, and hopefully, arrive at a peace for themselves. narrator: robbins was trying to make peace with his own past, and to determine what legacy he would leave behind. for more than a year he struggled with an autobiographical theater piece that would explore his unresolved feelings about his father and include his testimony before the house un-american activities committee but got no further than a workshop production. "maybe i will never find a satisfying release from the guilt of it all," he wrote. he was more