this as a committee report so they'll be a limited report between the two dates and it will have boarder implementations that will continue this alcohol district to the neighborhood. this is important to the district 11. we've had a saturation. we thought it better that we come together and limit the outlets so we can have disburse outlet and minimize the efforts. the renewal effort has been supported by a number of districts. and the residents association and the action group. also the small business commission was supportive. i urge your support my can we take this item same house, same call? it's passed. madam clerk roll call >> colleagues last year the board of supervisors established the office of early education. and today, i'm introducing legislation to shift the responsibility to review the required childcare feasibility study for the department of early care and education. i want to thank supervisor al loss for pushing for this shift and i wasn't on the board of supervisors then. and currently the city requires that any city agency or private developer who receives private funds

in the provinces they are boardering with pakistan -- boardering with pakistan, the citizens have a lot of security challenges where they cannot practice the freedom of speech. they have access to the channels. >> around, like the kab ushgs lshgsu well, and other state provinces -- ka kabul, it's very easy to talk about when you think and express yourself. >> the major problem is that the talibans are a big challenge for the media and the journalists which they consider the journalist the western spies and they don't behave very well with the media while they are using and misusing the med by providing activities and information. they expect the media to work and to print that one. >> but around, we have been witness of a lot of challenging and mortars and torture and kid napping and hostage by different taliban groups and some provinces of afghanistan. >> so -- >> already we're getting a sense that the background that you just gave and the background that you just gave sounds like it's going to be in conflict because you're going to try to go back and do free-speech journalism, what yo

all of the boarders were wearing avalanche beacons, which helped search and rescue recover the bodies. a sixth snow boarder was able to dig himself out. >>> well, a big loss to oakland's crime fighting effort. alameda county is ending its police partnership with the city. don knapp on how it is raising tensions in the streets. don. >> reporter: and the overtime costs of deputies to get involved in this fighting crime in oakland, paroling the streets isone thing, but the aftermath cost of deputies involvement is quite another. the sheriff says he didn't want to pay for it. he wants oakland to pay for it. oakland said it would rather not. >> the sheriff patrols that assisted oakland police have come to an abrupt end. bad news for these oakland residents. >> i think that they are so needed. that's the worst mistake that could possibly ever be made. to have somebody not paroling. >> too much crime here. it's scary to come out here. i mean, it's not dark yet, but i wouldn't want to be here. >> the shooting that ended a deputy sheriff here near the bart station three weeks ago may have kill

lawmakers, they want a fair road to citizen ship, due process in the immigration system and reform boardermarched down market street and it is part of a day of action around the country to push for immigration reform. and protesters are still fighting for documentation and we talked to a teacher who has been working with immigrants since the 1980s. >> the voice's of people is critical and the nation, because of the election has a new ear for what

traffic it has - actually no, the market street near 298 there's a plaza in front of the that it feels boarder because theirs planets and things like that. the other one is 12 feet and the sidewalk is also 12 feet on new montgomery >> any rebuttal? i think there's a question for you. please come forward >> is there such a thing as a come permit that you can issue for six months significant to review? >> yes. >> and what's the time limit and one with this >> i believe although contrary to the president comment i would take the consistencies in a different way. >> i'm not sure i follow the coffee cart. >> yes. the coffee truck not caterpillar i would accept a conditional on this basis. >> i would as well if that's a motion i want to make. i move that we grant a 6 month conditional permit >> and do i want to state a basis? >> on a basis this does not seemed to me that be a light food and the 6 months permit will allow for analysis of the 6 month impact. >> we have a motion from the vice president to grant the appeal and issue a 6 month permit conditional permit with the following finding. first t

lawmakers, they want a fair road to citizen ship, due process in the immigration system and reform boarder enforcement and protection of workers. hundreds marched down market street and it is part of a day of action around the country to push for immigration reform. and protesters are still fighting for documentation and we talked to a teacher who has been working with immigrants since the 1980s. >> the voice's of people is critical and the nation, because of the election has a new ear for what the future hold for these people. >> reporter: leaders of this march say they have met with senators to ask for support and earlier tonight protesters laid out a wreath of paper flowers that represent the thousands or so of people deported every day. >> in the south bay there were a number of event scheduled on this national day of action. at the sacred heart community people gathered to share stories and as many as 180,000 people in santa clara joined together. people held a march and rally in san jose in support of a reform plan. union workers and community members marched at noon today and severa

. >> they are trying to drill secretary of homeland security janet napolitano on boarder security andla campbell reports, it is the second one this week on the new immigration bill. >> reporter: they are picking apart the immigration reform bill from last week and they are expected to focus on boarder security. skeptical republicans said the obama administration record is poor but they say something needs to be done but 11 million undocumented immigrants are not going to leave the u.s. 70% of their workers are in the u.s. illegally and they want to work towards becoming u.s. citizens. farmers in california are struggling and have an inconsistent supply of workers. >> it's as close to coming to a national crisis with respect to retaining this country's agricultural prowess as anything. >> reporter: the bipartisan immigration bill proposed could help some of the 10% unemployed people in california and this would proof they first advertised jobs to americans before hiring people from other countries. beal see what the -- we'll see what the top priority is in the next hour when i see you

this would make a path for illegal citizens to become legal and they will focus on boarder security. >>> two lawsuits challenge the state law. now the controversial therapy has been designed to make this straight and has been out loud. they blocked the ban on conversion therapy in december until they can hear full arguments on the issue. >>> a pedestrian was killed while trying to walk across near the san pedro exist. the man was hit by two vehicles, one after another. the driver of the first car immediately pulled over and the second driver immediately left the scene. >> it is a nice looking drive coming to the pay gates. if you are driving on the peninsular highway 101 and 280, that traffic does look good. let's go to steve. >> more spring snowstorms, and in calistoga 39 and look at lakeport, a breeze in the 50s and most locations are seeing 35 and at the napa airport 32. san francisco 57 and the wind is turning more northerly, north at fairfield, northwest oakland at fso, calm conditions in moffett. 38 in ukiah in breeze there. sun screen day an extra hold and windy and warmer. su

. >> open the boarders and give the same rights to people as the north american fair trade agreement gives to businesses. >> the group plans to travel to washington, d.c. next week to demonstrate for full citizen ship rights. >>> for the first time since 2008 officials held a lottery to select foreign workers applying for visas. 124,000 people applied but they have only 85,000 visas to award each year. that means 40,000 will not be able to come to america to work. they have so-called specialty occupations. >>> continuing coverage on the battle over gun control. today president obama traveled to connecticut making the case for national gun control legislation. the report on what the president had to say and how congress may receive the issue. >> reporter: president obama brought the heart of his gun control argument to connecticut. >> in newtown, we want you to know we are here with you. we will not walk away from the promises we made. we are as determined as ever to do what must be done. >> reporter: surrounded by families of the sandy hook elementary school shooting victims he calle

we feel good where this is going. >> will a president sign a deal that mandates that trigger on boarder inform? >> what they are looking at and what has been talked about in the gang of eight proposal is 100 percent consistent with what the president is doing. we feel good about it. they are looking at it in the right way. >> we will stay on top of all these stories in the week ahead. >>chris: next we will talk with the head of the >>chris: a task force funded by the n.r.a. has a response to the newtown absoluting, put armed guards in every school. former congressman hutchinson is head of the task force and joins us from little rock, arkansas. congressman, welcome. >> good to be with us. >>chris: critics say you are just responding to the last attack. they note that before newtown a gunman killed two people in a shooting, rather, a shopping mall in oregon. before that, james holmes killed 12 people and under worked 58 people in a movie theater in colorado. they say all you are doing is shifting the target. >> president clinton first initiated cops in schools or armed guards in schools.

we feel good where this is going. >> will a president sign a deal that mandates that trigger on boarder inform? >> what they are looking at and what has been talked about in the gang of eight proposal is 100 percent consistent with what the president is doing. we feel good about it. they are looking at it in the right way. >> we will stay on top of all these stories in the week ahead. >>chris: next we will talk with the head of the n.r.a.-funded task force on how to keep our schools safe. allstate gives you a hundred dollars off your deductible the day you sign up. then another hundred off every year you don't have an accident. let the good hands reward your safe driving with a deductible that goes away. ♪ deductible rewards. one more way you're in good hands with allstate. ♪ >>chris: a task force funded by the n.r.a. has a response to the newtown absoluting, put armed guards in every school. former congressman hutchinson is head of the task force and joins us from little rock, arkansas. congressman, welcome. >> good to be with us. >>chris: critics say you are just responding to the las

pedestrians along with skate boarders are a major problem in new district eight, and i want to talk about the signage that went up at market and guerrero. i have been voicing my concern about this for a long time, so

pedestrians along with skate boarders are a major problem in new district eight, and i want to talk about the signage that went up at market and guerrero. i have been voicing my concern about this for a long time, so i want to thank supervisor kim for the new signage that was put up there, sore maybe scott wiener but somebody -- definitely my coming here often enough and talking about traffic calming at that intersection is really important, but fixing the sidewalks in front of little hollywood laundromat and the orbit room and hhp would help a lot. thank you. >> thank you. >> good afternoon supervisors. my name is [inaudible]. i'm a resident of district 6 which is the most dangerous area in the city to live and to work for all the pedestrians. as a [inaudible] member our family created soma's safe route to meetings which we identified the most dangerous crosswalk here near betty carmichael and the biggest concern for the family is the safety of the children and families that those schools and go to work. we want to have enforcement that we ask the board to make sure that the mayor's stra

tank and better containers and facilitate people getting along there and the athletes and the skate boarders and the dogs don't always have a happy medium but i wish the project well. it's going to be successful but it's kind of small. if we can do this and disposing of fecal matters i appreciate it. thank you. >> thank you. >> is there anyone else that would like to comment on this item? seeing none public comment is closed. >> commissioner levitan. >> so just to re-cap. we had moved this to the full commission from the operation committee without recommendation because there were some issues that needed to be flushed out and sounds like the department has done that with them and that sounds good. i want to say i appreciate you have done outreach regarding the security and there was a speaker that expressed about activities going on there so i want to be clear what we're voting on today. it's a two part resolution. one has to do with the mou with dpw to construct this and the second with the item before the board of supervisors related to enforcement of park code. the park code in that dpw

i am brian hornbeck and i the president of the cofounder of the san francisco skate boarders association a public advocacy group that supports parks for the city and a proud number of local 16. the group working these events. i couldn't be the founder of the group unless i was in this group. it gives my the flexibility and able to do things that we all find necessary. i would like to make a few points based on my experience as the president. i have been to meetings stand up to negativity and unwarranted and people opposed to whatever project and explain to you that the world will collapse if you proceed. everything that can go wrong will go wrong. i am here to say they're ignorant and it's not the truth. my experience with our kids in skate parks have proven the loudest detractors see their protest not substantialized and what happens is enjoyment by neighbors and good fun by all. just like when the giants moved into pac bell park and a lot of people thought there was going to be problems when the rolling stones came and a lot opened their windows and had a good time. we are not the drea

a sixth snow boarder managed to dig himself out. >>> a different kind of pot bust. where police confiscated a 2- pound marijuana joint. >>> our coverage of the boston marathon bombings continues. we will go live to boston to see how that city is moving forward. >>> and a big named retailer gives away more than 1 million reusable bags. >>> that is the sound of the shoot out between boston bombing suspect dzhokhar tsarnaev and police. tonight the 19-year-old remains in the hospital but there is word that he is communicating with investigators in writing. >> officials call the communication major progress since the suspect has been heavily sedated and unable to speak because of a gunshot wound to the throat. >> now investigators are hoping to determine the reason for the bombings. >> reporter: heather good evening to you, there was a tweet from a doctor a few hours ago about the condition of this 19-year-old suspect. saying that they have backed off some of the sedation in the iv and that he is responding to questions particularly to doctors about his treatment. there'

authority says a sixth snow boarder survived the snow slide.n the midwest tonight about major flooding expected this weekend. rivers in at least six states are rising fast after days of torrential rains. the mississippi and missouri riverses are among them. near chicago, the des plaines river is already over its banks, forcing residents to higher ground. the boy scouts of america is considering ending its ban on openly gay scouts. the 1400 voting members of the scouts' national council will take up the idea next month. the scouts will continue to bar adult leaders who are "open or avowed homosexuals." next up, finding faces in the crowd. how new technology helped police identify the boston bombing suspects. have rheumatoid arth can orencia (abatacept) help? could your "i want" become "i can"? talk to your rheumatologist. orencia reduces many ra symptoms like pain, morning stiffness and the progression of joint damage. it's helped new ra patients and those not helped enough by other treatments. do not take orencia with another biologic medicine

well i mean like if it were just your boarder but there's a lot of folks are driving are. mirchi crews here in town but i have a doctor you need to merge the kurds and in terms of the failing in the community the devastation presumably would only become very clear when daylight breaks but it's resends that you can ever recover from something like this. it's going to be tough for. you to approach. it will never forget it. but it's going to be tough but yes we're strong community and we will recover and is there anything you can do anything you are doing now to try and help those that have been affected ill or you help us at the moment. right now we're just trying to get to know protect our property in. the. area you cannot go into an area where the blast or. ok all right well thank you very very much for your time mr. wesley gatlin an eyewitness from the town of west which has been affected by the huge huge blast which blew apart a fertilizer plant causing great devastation flattened literally flattened many many buildings in the surrounding area many people are still trapp

to secure our boarders, we ntinue the robust security efforts. it sustains deployment personnel along our borders as well as utilization of proven surveillance technology along the highest traffic areas across the southwest border. reducing wait times at the ports of entry the budget requests 35rks00 port officers. to scurel maritime borders the budget invests in coast guard assets, including the seven national security cutter and fast response cutters. the bum continues the department's focus on smart enforcement of our country's immigration laws. it supports the administration's effort to focus the enforcement system on safety threats and the integrity of the immigration system through childhood arrivals and greater use of rosecutor yull discretion. we support more cost effective initiatives of secure communities. e budget invests in monitory compliance to work sight related laws. while continuing to support alternatives to the tension, detention reform and immigrant immigration efforts. comprehensive immigration reform will help us build on th

. >> open the boarders and give the same rights to people as the north american fair trade agreement gives to businesses. >> the group plans to travel to washington, d.c. next week to demonstrate for full citizen ship rights. >>> for the first time since 2008 officials held a lottery to select foreign workers applying for visas. 124,000 people applied but they have only 85,000 visas to award each year. that means 40,000 will not be able to come to america to work. they have so-called specialty occupations. >>> continuing coverage on the battle over gun control. today president obama traveled to connecticut making the case for national gun control legislation. the report on what the president had to say and how congress may receive the issue. >> reporter: president obama brought the heart of his gun control argument to connecticut. >> in newtown, we want you to know we are here with you. we will not walk away from the promises we made. we are as determined as ever to do what must be done. >> reporter: surrounded by families of the sandy hook elementary school shooting victims he calle

some republicans said they wouldn't agree to anything until the boarder is absolutely secure. >> peoplell get threw, but we have a reasonable expectation of catching them. we don't need a saled border we need a secure border. >> michael: where there is a flicker of bipartisan agreement there is a republican ready to douse it with a big budget of cold water. and in this case marco rubio is holding the bucket of water in his case. he urged the senate to slow the whole thing down by just having hearings rather than a vote. and finally to the massive holes in our gun safety laws. texas district attorney john mccain clel land and his wife were assassinated at their home on saturday. and this comes after his assistant district attorney was killed in january. both shootings are thought to be part of a conspiracy of white spup -- supremacists. following the killing republican senator lindsey graham told cnn that he would be behind new efforts to keep law enforcement safe as long as they come from local authorityies, not the federal government. >> anything that would make our law enforcement saf

to say that the northern boarder is the poorest is to exaggerate. it is not porous, it is nonexistent in places. there are hills, mountains right along the border where people walk across back without any awareness of it. then what the d.h.s. acknowledged is that this border is a source of a greater terrorist threat than the mexican border. it seems to me that it should be considered the the number one problem that we have more than illegal immigration that we're acting on in many other ways. my time is up. i do have a question i will submit to the record, mr. chairman. it is about the uncontrollable overtime. has that been inquired about today? i will save that for the record ince we apro prison crated funds to continue that -- appropriated funds to continue the overtime. >> any questions that you would like to ask? >> i have a couple more questions i'm going to ask but do you have anything else you would like to add or take away? thank you. a few more and we'll be out of here in 10 minutes, i promise. one of the things that struck me when i was at

heard 19-year-old nicholaus was found safe in a rugged hill along the orange and riverside county boarderen able to get information on her. he's severely dehydrated. stumbled on to a hiker half a mile south. the two had not been heard from since their cell phone died sunday night. >> ground crew moved into the area and right now has been able to make contact with nicholaus. he's conscious and he was able to talk to him. >> he is though in serious condition and being treated by trauma surgeons. rescuers hope once he has received nutrients and fluids he'll be able to provide more information. >> the rain is starting to move out but also following the president. sal, how is that affecting traffic? >> the south of market area is going to be delayed because the president is staying at the inter continental between 4th and 5th. the president will be making his way to krissy field and take a helicopter down the peninsula. a lot of delays in this area. >>> let's go to oakland where a power pole came down. a truck took out the wires. pg&e is on the scene at 25th and castro near oakland. you will s

heard 19-year-old nicholaus was found safe in a rugged hill along the orange and riverside county boarderion. and he has not been able to get information on her. he's severely dehydrated. stumbled on to a hiker half a mile south. the two had not been heard from since their cell phone died sunday night. >> ground crew moved into the area and right now has been able to make contact with nicholaus. he's conscious and he was able to talk to him. >> he is though in serious condition and being treated by trauma surgeons. rescuers hope once he has received nutrients and fluids he'll be able to provide more information. >> the rain is starting to move out but also following the president. sal, how is that affecting traffic? >> the south of market area is going to be delayed because the president is staying at the inter continental between 4th and 5th. the president will be making his way to krissy field and take a helicopter down the peninsula. a lot of delays in this area. >>> let's go to oakland where a power pole came down. a truck took out the wires. pg&e is on the scene at 25th and castro ne

we agreed on provisions to secure along the boarder. we addressed the labor needs of a growing and competitive economy with a workable guest worker policy and sensible expansion of the h1-bv program. we enforce the rule of law. we've confronted the reality of amnesty for the 11 million or more people that came here illegally by proposing a a lengthy path to citizenship that does not place lawful immigran at a disadvantage and is doing everything possible to make our border secure. finally, we have recognized that most people who cross our border illegally are -- or over stay their visas have done it forhe same reason that attracted other imlegal economics to find opportunity and live in a society that values human dignity. we can't sanction the violation of the immigration laws, nether can we have people desperate for a better life being exploited by human traffickers, abused by violent criminals and left to die in our zests. yes, we offer -- deserts. yes, we offer a path to citizenship to those that are here. many of them make valuable

officials say john kerry seeks israeli security commitments and softer language on boarders -- bordersnce infection have been reported in china. so far, six people have died. officials in china say people are contracting the virus through direct contract with infected foul saying there is no evidence so far the virus is spreading among people. >> a new report suggests that parents want their children to learn weight may want to buy new dinner wear. kid would use larger plates serve themselves larger portions switching to smaller plates meant smaller portions. changing dinner wear could be part of the strategy in controlling a kids' weight. >> next at 6:00, gusty winds are causing major problems across the bay area. we have downed trees and power outages and blocked roads. >> homicide investigators respond to a normally quiet san francisco neighbor. >> we learned in the last 90's, margaret thatcher has passed away. we will have more on one of the 20th >> live from the kgo-tv broadcast center this is abc7 news. gusty winds hit the bay area leaving thousands of people in the dark. that is

a group says a group ski-boarders triggered the avalanche.ved. >>> they have not yet questioned dzhokhar tsarnaev about the bombing he allegedly carried out with his older brother. now back to "the mcveigh tapes." >>> it's the 18th of april, 1995, just 24 hours before the tragedy in oklahoma city, and mcveigh is in possession of the rented 20-foot ryder truck. the horrific plan is in motion, but co-conspirator terry nichols is trying to back out, yet again. >> he told mcveigh, i'm out, i don't want to be involved with this. mcveigh got him on the phone and yelled and screamed at him and told him, you're in this, you're going to help me put this bomb together. >> but mcveigh brow beat nicholls into seeing the plan out. >> mcveigh is in charge. mcveigh becomes the alpha male in this small conspiracy to get even with the federal government. they then part ways with mcnicholls going home to his family. >> for the most part i was at peace. i could feel the ground tremble beneath me. sitting on top of the bombs was no big deal. >> the weather along

republicans argue that it does too little on boarder security and some say that the measure should be reexamined in light of the deaths in boston. >> in the bay area, the issue of immigration reform and how it pertains to visas from high-tech winners will be discussed at a for rum. >> and speakers today including condoleeza rice, and former governors barbour and rendell co-chairing the immigration task force. >> bay area bars could move closer to a 4:00 a.m. last call during a state senate hearing sponsored by a san francisco democrat lets cities and counties petition to move the 2:00 a.m. closing time back did hours to help boost tourism and local economies. critics warn that it could increase drunk driving and crime around the bars. the legislation would only affect bars and restaurants, liquor store hours would not change. >> lawyers for the state bar are scheduled to tell a san francisco judge that east bay lawyer should be disbarred for smuggling out a hit list from her client who is behind bars. the former black must lick leader ordered the murders of an oakland journalist and t

the fourth best air defense system in the entire planet means we have to hit targets not just on boarderspopulation centers, civilians killed and likely u.s. service members could be killed or wounded in the process of taking out those air defense systems and with the humanitarian corridor is a euphemism, call it what it is, invasion of part of syria, more likely you have to do it in the north near turkey because geographically that makes sense but the population isn't necessarily in the north, and population in damascus innocent being killed. not just that there aren't great options available to the president. there really are no good options and the question of the legal basis something you almost never hear discussed. >> in this case, we have seen the president, white house already coming out saying what they want in terms of a response to these assessments so carefully couched but released today is the u.n. to be involved in trying to substantiate what we are saying now with no degree of confidence whatsoever. do you expect that a sort of multi-lateral approach trying to look for lead

. >>> in colorado, five snow boarders are dead in an avalanche in white river national forest accordinge colorado avalanche information center. avalanches have killed 24 people this season. >>> floodwaters are receding in parts of illinois, but entire subdivisions are still underwater in hard-hit suburbs. many people were trapped in their homes and had to be rescued on friday. they said they have never seen anything like this. and the bass player for the band three doors down has been charged with vehicular homicide after a fatal crash this weekend. police say that robert harold showed signs of impairment after he allegedly hit a pickup truck while speeding. the truck careened down an embankment killing the driempl he acknowledged consuming hard crieder and taking prescription pills. i will see you at the top of the hour in the newsroom. fareed zakaria gps continues right now. >>> around the world more than 140 people have been reported killed in terror-related attacks since last sunday. and many hundreds more wounded. in iraq alone, at least 77 dead and 328 wounded in four attacks. at