digging miles of trenches along the boarder in an attempt to slow down a possible russian advance. nobody here wants a shooting war. they are getting ready for one anyway. >> the crisis is really -- reached levels since we have not seen since the cold war. >> the russian people needs to know the ukrainians shouldn't have to choose between the west and russia. >> today president obama imposed more sanctions on russia. the u.s. and european union froze bank accounts accounts and slapped travel restrictions on russia. russia imposed their own sanctions against american officials. >>> san jose police officer said the safety of their streets is only getting worse. at a meeting firefighters and police officers said they are understaffed and they questioned leaders who say 200 officers will be added in the next four years. >> with projections we have we can't get to those numbers. >> officers say san jose is not a competitive place to work for police with low pension plans and no disability protection. >>> new details on the hate crime at san jose state university university. a african am

by it makes a boarder legislation for dwelling units. >> go ahead. >> how about the yards could someone in supervisor wiener's case file a dr. >> yes. that's a boarder discussion about drs so that's what it is. >> i had a question about provisions in supervisor chiu's legislation with respect to subdividing the unit and mcthem condos and things a that's not include in yourselves. >> no so in ours to keep in mind one line that was mentioned earlier the legislation that was pass pretty drastically reduced the scope beyond 10 years it took 5 and 6 unit out and so, you know, again, this is why in some ways that's different from schoou legislation. we're going to say to people if you add a unit your permanent abandon if considering or your future owners going into the lottery that will help inform reduce this. and leeshlg the board of supervisors talked about this issue >> your comfortable with the unit be rent controlled. i assume because there are benefits awe encouraging to the owner. whatever the language >> it's a delicate issue but we've worked with the experts and we believe with the

the new snow attracted many skiiers and know boarders to sugar bowl. -- snow boarders to sugar bowl.are expecting huge crowds this weekend. >>> more snow expected into the weekend as well. we still have lingering rain showers tonight right on into your saturday morning. remember this is the second storm we have been calling it storm number two over the past few days we have one batch of moisture developing offshore the source of more rainfall later on tonight into early saturday morning. right now the latest on the radar, coverage decreasing across the bay area, let's take a closer look in the north end. activity to report, upwards, sonoma county, petaluma, to napa county. moving maps to the south, san francisco and oakland lots of clouds but not much in the way of shower coverage. move the maps closer to the southern half of the region. scattered rain showers outside of los gatos right now. in terms of the forecast coming up, rainfall totals over the past few days we will get to that forecast in a little bit. it has been a very productive month. numbers adding up. earlier this week

but the real concern is around the eastern border along the boarder with russia where you have a lot of russian speaking peoplea lots of russian loyalties. and the concern whether russian troops will advance in those areas, more importantly ukrainian forces can do at anything to defend against that. >> schieffer: all right. charlie, thank you so much. cbs news foreign correspondent, laura palmer is in southern ukraine and in route to the crimea region. >> thousands of russian troops are standing out over the crimean peninsula taking control. they're uniformed and they are setting up strategic location. many were based in the time i can't anyway with the russian black sea fleet on lease agreement with the ukraine. they left the bases and out on active duty. also appears some hounds of soldiers have been brought in from elsewhere in russia. not a shot has been fired. this has been very peaceful in fact a lot of the people, russian speaking, pro russian population of crimea have welcomed those troops. and their mission which according to vladimir putin to protect the russian speaking po

he has the forces on the boarder now to do what he wants to do.e is still going back and forth on the risk but there is no question, circling back to condoleezza rice, that the wimpy and not affective western response to the takeover of crimea encourages putin. he is dismissing everything we are doing because it doesn't hurt. this is a dangerous man and there could be a military move in ukraine at any time. >> quickly, what are the risks to putin he is weigweighing? >> therethere are considerablely fewer. he would have worried about the sanctions hurting his gas and oil industry. his military runs on money as well. but had the risks are diminish and europe is refusing to do anything so he may just go. if putin does invade eastern ukraine our response is going to be whimpy and temporary. >> the white house is celebrating a milestone for obamacare saying 6 million people enrolled but our next guest says it isn't anything to jump for boy. marsha blackburn is here >> and the found of facebook is getting into the dronthe drone . mark zoic and auckerber

we were lucky to survive it, on russia's boarders for decades to come, the possibility of provocation, we are in an exceedingly dangerous moment. i would call this a fateful turning point. there's only one question in my mind. is it really true, as it's being said in the united states and europe, that russia and putin is solely to blame for this outcome? i think that's not correct. >> okay. explain to me before we go back to fareed, why we should not be blaming vladimir putin, since many people are lining up to do just that. >> i will be as brief as i can, we began in the 1990, 20 years ago, moving nato to russia's boarders, it's right now on russia's borders. this was a bipartisan policy. clinton began, bush continued it, obama carried it on. during this period. 14 years he's been in power, putin made one point repeatedly. i have two red lines. you remember the red lines, obama used to have one in syria. putin means his. one red line is in the former soviet republic of georgia, you'll recall we had a war there in 2008, a proxy war. the other and far more important was in ukraine. i b

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four israeli soldiers have been injured while patrolling the syrian boarder. that's according to the israeli army. more from jerusalem. >> this follow as bomb that was detonatedded involving an israeli army jeep. we know there were four soldier whose were injured when that bob was detonated. as a result, way are told this is why the israeli army decided to take action, saying that the bomb in it's believe originated in syrian territory, and therefore, it holds syrians responsibility for the actions against the israeli soldiers. now, this has been a site of increased tensions in recent weeks, we do know that earlier in the month, in fact, that the israeli military fired artillery against two men that it says were planting bombs inside the israeli occupied golden heights. as for this latest bomb, there have been no claims of responsibility, and it is still unclear what the motivations for detonating this bomb might be. >> a libyan rebel leader is accusing of the united states of pie rassey, and saying washington is helping steal oil from the libyan people. that'

he warned that troops were on the boarder. damages were ready. >> the russian view is it's ridiculous to claim they were innovating a place where they have a military preps, and not claim a place which historically belonged to them. >> sergay markov is a political scientist and member of the russian parliament and joins me live from moscow - i thought he did. in fact, can you hear me, sergay, mr markov, can you hear me? it doesn't look - i'll try one more time. mr markov, it's stephen cole in doha. no. well we tried. we will try again, we wanted to get some more russian reaction to events in crimea. we'll try and get sergy markov in a moment. in the meantime we go to algeria and protesters rallied for the president's plans to stand for election for a fourth time. there was a heavy police presence, several rests were made. imran khan reports. >> anger directed at the algerian leader, who plans to run for president again after 14 years in the top job. the crowd chants anti-slogans and hold t-shirts saying, "no." the police move

he has a go slow approach to immigration reform that departs from donely who started a minute man boarder patrol chapter sometime ago. >> this was a defining find for the party. why is this battle so important? s >> first, one of those two will likely take the spot. look, more important, these two are offering voters a referendum in california and how that goes will have consequences for years to come, beginning with the next round of elections, they will be here sooner than you think in 2016. >> they will. >>> heroic actions forgotten for decades until now. military men being honored including the bay area man and why it took 70 years to come to fruition. >> i'm scott budman in free month. we'll look at the dark side of the web and tell you why homeland security says its responsible for child exploitati exploitation. >> some have been taken down 2 or 300 times. >> it's a problem that costs one city $20 million a year. a source of action to wipe graffiti off the map. pay my bill. phone: your account is already paid in full. oh, well in that case, back to vacation mode. ♪boots and pants an

act evictions and mop who says solve the ellis act and it will solve everything not see we're in a boarder issue when the rents are $3,000 a month and people need to a move for all sorts of reasons and people who have to move they're in trouble. i do want to say that i take issue with first of all, the claim that we've heard last week coming close to denying the existence of the mom and pop there's a range i take issue. i take issue with the claim if you start talking about the details of the legislation you're denying the core of the legislation or you shouldn't be talking the details i think it's our responsibility as a committee to probe into the big picture of the legislation and the way the legislation is going to be administered and the detailed that's our job at the san francisco land use & economic development committee so i did impress concerns about the delegation to the rent board especially the rent board is not telling us how 80 that process is going to happen. i'm concerned that the author of the legislation is not tlilz what they're going to do and i've impressed concern abo

officials are trying to determine if the snow boarder broke any laws. >> spring is in two weeks.ctic air many areas in the mid-atlantic region are starting the day off with record lows, baltimore woke up to five degrees and dulles, virginia, zero. 90 percent of the great lakes are covered by snow, 90 percent, and despite the cold, only .04 canceled. >> and old winter is wanted along with punxsutawney phil. >> his 10? -- lisa? >> the mist is continuing. if you are walk to the bus or waiting for the bus use the umbrella. it is damp. live doppler 7 hd shows lots of cloud cover. this is low level miles an hour not being picked up from the radar. it will be[e+?7 with us a coupf hours and then dry out. emeryville is in the 50's. 55 in oakland. and as we look from this area it is gray and you can see the fog in the continue, 54 in fairfield and livermore. visibility is three miles at the coast and 2.25 visibility at novato and six miles in concord. likely not need it but it will be misty with low visibility the next couple of hours and the next chance of significant rain will happen to

. >> a snow boarder in a restricted area triggered that slide. authorities warn the mountain snow remain unstable. >>> right now we want to check in what is going on around here with our weather. >> we have had a lot of snow here over the last few days. snow totals for this last storm going back to friday morning through right now about 40 inches of new snow. about 171 inches since february 1st since kirkwood and 274 this season. these numbers are getting better and will probably add a couple inches of fresh powder in kirkwood we still need six and a half more inches of snow to get up to average. we will see more coming in with the system on tuesday and wednesday. right now we have cloudy skies and midst out around san francisco and the east bay. 56 degrees right now. temperatures shouldn't get much colder than that tonight. probably the driest we have been in a while. we have some drizzle under the lower level clouds. we had more intense showers off from the south heading off to the north west, more of that moisture, at least for now, has moved

now, as we look at the radar, north carolina, i want you to look at the virginia boarder. you can see the storm crossing up into virginia now. we are watching this one for the potential of increasing strong gusty winds. we've been getting wind gusts 40 to 50 miles per hour. heavy rain, causing flash flood watches in a number of places. definitely getting concerns in the north-east. where the rain totals. over an inch for places like new york, boston, and d.c. the rain conditions tonight and through the day. we'll get a bit of a break briefly on sunday afternoon before the rain picks up again. >> more rain there. ross is here. an inspiring story of a w n.b.a. star. >> yes, she's opening up depression, she was the best women's basketball player on planet earth. she starred in the w n.b.a. off the court she suffered in pain leading her to an unthingal attempted suicide. jessica taff has her story. >> to understand until at the height of her career shamika tried to take her life you have to understand where it began. she was born in queens to young personalities, 19-year-old b

began taking steps that could deescalate the crisis including pulling russian troops back from the boarder also claims that the soldiers are local volunteers, not russian military. the obama a minudministration i questioning that statement. >> mr. putin can throw a lot of words out there but the facts on the ground indicate right now he's not abiding by that principal. >> russia has been working hard to create a pretext for being able to invade further. >> many in congress are ready to freeze russian assets if there is no pull out. it could raise gas prices here in the u.s. >>> still ahead, fighting to play the clerical error that could keep one girl's basketball team from playing in the play-offs. >>> plus, remember those gold coins? the wrinkle that could keep the california couple from cashing in on the treasure they dug up in their backyard. >>> i'm jeff ranieri. sunshine today but another storm is lining upright now. dry across san jose but we'll have the timeline on the next storm system coming up in just a few minutes. ok, it's time to set the record straight. covered california is

russian forces are gathered near the eastern boarder.t p tent gone, a spokesman said they raised the issue with his russian counter part. >> he gave three asouthernses sha i have outlined. exercise only, no intention ocrossing the border, not going to take any aggressive action. >> for rush sha does move, he threatened to widen sanctions to include entire sectors of the russian economy, including energy, finance, and defense. >> these sanctions would not only have a impack consider but also be disruptive the global economy. further escalation will only isolate it further the international community. >> and john, late this evening the european union announced 12 more russians to add to their list of sanctions, bringing that list to a total after 33, and there are very crucial meetings coming up. they were preplanned and they are going to the netherlands a series of big meetings he is going to be meeting with e.u. and leaders as well. they have to come to a unified agreement, on how to deal with them economically. >> mike, thank you. now p

. >>> russia moved thousands of troops to an area near the ukraine boarder. they're taking part in military exercises, testing artillery and russian launchers. >>> newly released video show as what viktor yanukovych took when he fled ukraine in february. security cameras at his la vision mansion appear to show yanukovych himself moving items over three days and he has lots of help. they take vases, silver, guns, and lots of painting. he even takes the family dog into exile in russia. >>> coming up next, the latest on the gm recall. and a car chase in oklahoma comes to a violent end. this is the "cbs morning news." like his newest invention, liquid muscle, that lifts and cleans tough grease with less scrubbing. it's a liquid gel, so it's less watery and cleans more. and its cap stops by itself so almost nothing's wasted. ♪ no matter where he went or who he helped, people couldn't thank him enough. new mr. clean liquid muscle. when it comes to clean, there's only one mr. ♪ [ male announcer ] bob's heart attack didn't come with a warning. today his doctor has hi

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those ideas will come forth as we get the appropriate funding to make the technology work for us boarder in deeper ways. thank you very much (clapping.) thank you, mr. mayor. and thanks for your leadership your office leadership of the atomic force the development of the strategy for which walk first, the initiative we wouldn't be able to do it without the leadership from the mayor's office it takes all the community and folks to make this happen. the other leadership t is from the government i want to bring up the president of the board of supervisors who in his role as president in his role as representative from the board on the capital planning committee and as his role as someone that represents the district that has the biggest goal of the pedestrian safety please help me welcome board president supervisor chiu. i want to thank all the folks for walking together in this important announcement i want to thank the police department and the mayor and the dbi and planning i want to thank walk sf and all agencies. i'm proud felt fact our board of supervisors is united and want to thank

the kind of transformation he's looking for if this is determined as less than desirable for the boarder policies that deal with banking handling this is an exception so that so this is fair to say >> commissioner sugaya. >> yeah. i'm going to approve with conditions. >> on the motion to approve arrest commissioner antonini. commissioner borden. commissioner hillis. commissioner moore. commissioner sugaya and commissioner president wu. so moved, commissioners, that motion passes passes 4 to two with commissioner moore and commissioner president wu voting against we'll move to item 17. >> request inform discretionary review. >> good afternoon. mell vin the proposal is for the alteration and the construction will be for additional floor area and floor level blow the garage kaurgdz a elevator that is there and 9 inches from the rear wall and let's visibility from the street the house was destroyed by fire the residential design team reviewed the project and the concern raised by dr requester was not exceptional for the following the potential day. is not covered and outside the per view of

the boarder security wasn't provided. a piece by peter robinson who wrote the tear down this wall speech was the best on this. it is titled something like what would reagan do on immigration. very good. i strongly recommend it. >> any other questions? are you all wiped out? it is getting late. andrew? i get the hook. my former student. must be that c i gave him. [laughter] >> no, he got an a. >> you were not supposed to talk about that. i have been waiting tr opportunity. thank you, paul. [ applause ] &%c1 >> and now from the 2014 tucson festival of book. today's coverage starting with alan wiseman talking about the population growth impact on the plant and then a panel on the mercury seven astronaut wives. i will like to thank to

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chronic complaint but with was it didn't do i'll tell you what it does as an architect i've found a boarder spectrum of people who need this housing it's not only the process between the landlord and tenant i find this with all of the cases that i've found to their dismay my clients very much find in the process of remodeling their building that had a non-compliant unit 0 they could only remove the unit and we have a piece of legislation that ribbons this and in the eastern neighborhoods it is not meeting the supply so to retain the units that are the most affordable and remaining them it of utmost importance. the time spent on supervisor chiu's working group i find a broad spectrum of people who are giving talking about the problems and they've hammered out a reasonable piece of legislation to be applied. thank you very much >> thank you. next speaker. >> hi, supervisors i'm christen i'm with a c organization i want to read a statement by a former - >> can you come closer. >> i'm from china my husband joined us i didn't have much money i found a place to live and i was paying one thousand

. >> witnesses say helicopt remembers boarder of crimea, the ukrainian necessary measures to stop what a gorgeous day out in the bay, all over the bay area as a matter of fact, i am here at the weather center, brian, seems like we jump from winter to summer. >> yeah, we skipped right over spring and now we sprung ahead last weekend. >> that was it. >> now the temperatures are really going up, more nice weather for tomorrow as well. and right now we have clear skies there over the bay as you can see, live cam from the freeway looking out for the bay, tomorrow looking more temperatures up into 80th, a little bit of fog, the sunshine is with us but we are going to see some changed as we go into the beginning of next week, will is a storm system, well let me show you to you on the satellite view, will is us over the by area, then to the west we have a bond of cloudiness, it's going north into washington and/or or, but to the south, buff the tail end of it is going to be the north of us, no rain, high clouds for monday, will hepta increase wins and cool temperatures, in the meantime it is g

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4rb9 little bit community in our industry but the issues of diversity and inclusion are much, much boarder. we hope the potential of the lgbt group will expand its per view to all members of the port community can feel fully realized and included. thank you for the time and it's role wonderful to meet everyone here at the port of san francisco to know you closer and look forward to further collaboration >> thank you for joining us today. that conclude any report. commissioner adams >> thank you commissioner president katz. i'd like to took a few minutes to talk about my recent trip to china. i want to dedicate my report to the asiana we landed on shanghai the 8 the of march that's the same day the flight was missing. among our group was peter daily and the manager of the port we went to a ball conference we were both the open the ground there to build up and make contacts and talk to customers to bring more cargo to the port of san francisco we had great meeting our first was the with the china chamber of commerce and we got insight we might join that group. we met with governor jerry brow

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of our outstanding public access he requirements for the james r crews project but more broadly a boarderanning refresher course looking at the waterfront with the stakeholder group. let me get through the introductory and i'll give you a summary of comments and where we're going to be going in the next few months. i believe you know d c work together with the port open aligning our plan policies. b cdc policies are in the san francisco waterfront special area plan we referred to it as the special area plan. if we look at the various departments that have taken place the means by which when we were attorney general accomplish those because the port developed it's on water plan and worked with the ad c to work with the uses that took place along the waterfront. they previous had nor restrictions but in 2000 made alliance to law for the board uses promoted in the waterfront plan in exchange for a passage of public benefits that the port commission committed itself to. i'll go into more details in future slides. for your general information those restricted land use rules were known as the 5

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