bridget kumar tells of the death of jimmy harms its connected. >> a notable door of this coffee shops as those businesses close, investigators say service officers arrived they heard the gunshot that believe to killed when sanchez, they soon realized that he was the brother of murder victim you ginnie harms who was killed early 10 years ago. sanchez from to this plan and that a accusing him of killing his sister. >> when i got a texas morning from my neighbors say that it was white, i just started crying so bad. i had to come into work which made it worse. what i heard was that he was depressed that his sister had gone missing and never found her body. they said the suspect was never convicted for it, it is a big shock to the family they have to go through this all over again. >> after sanchez left read robert he came back and followed has made the alleged killer of assistance to this place. were hit again confronted has bay and then shot him. santa's then turned the gun on himself. in santa rosa a critical part kron4 news. dahlin continues the coverage. >> for to the hard disappearan

measures of the adjacent properties, it shows 40 feet 3 inches, and the other property, northside, bridget rather, the west side, -- rather, the west side, 32 feet. it would seem as though this particular property is pretty much in the context of the height of the adjacent buildings. >> the only clarification i would make is they're doing it to the top of a pitched roof, so the volume is not quite the same. commissioner antonini: i get you. to the top of the pitch, the highest point. i understand that if it is not a pitch and i have filled in the two sides, the volume is great, but if you're just measuring the height at the highest point, that is probably what they are saying. i appreciate that. the project sponsor has done a lot of things i have asked them for, and that was adding cornices that had a pitch to them. it is not an unusual or unheard of concept. he say a lot of houses throughout san francisco that will have facades with small pitched roofs and tiles on them to keep them with the other homes in the area, even though the risk behind it may be flat. this is done all the time. wh

icommissioner garcia: i had bridget commissioner fung: i had one comment. i thought we had change the way we tally the vote, when there's somebody not attending? if there is no correction, i would like to correct that threat. -- i would like to correct that threat. >> thank you for that correction. president goh: there are no further comments to adopt that correction? >> is there any public comment on the minutes? seeing none, if you could call the roll, please? >> on that motion from the president ought to adopt the january 12 minutes with those clerical amendments out -- [roll call vote] the, the vote is 5-0. those minutes are adopted. >> thank you. moving into a regular agenda, if you could call item 5a, please? >> call 5a, the first agenda item. it is a rehearing request, 10 lundys lane, so verses dbi. at that time, the board voted 3- 1-1 to uphold the subject permit on the basis that the construction predates the 1978 planning code change and is a legal not complying structure. the permit holder is sam ball. >> mr. soto, you have three minutes. >> i ha

bridget young has been studying arabic here, but now she's trying to get home to san diego. >> it's chaos. >> reporter: two days after the popular uprising that ending with the country's leader of 23 years going into exile, tunis is tense. the city's center is under army occupation, and the soldiers seem to share a nation's nervousness. close to one government building we're halted and at gunpoint made to sit. this is a vivid illustration of how tense the city is. we're being held by the army men pointing guns at us and told that we cannot leave. long minutes pass before we're leased. the man next to me tells the soldiers he's an armed police officer, but it's the police most mistrusted. in the suburbs vigilantes mount checkpoints. we come across these men brandishing knives. they say supporting of the ousted president are looting and creating havoc trying to destroy the new beginning. what were symbols of power are ram sacked. this was a seaside villa of a nephew of the president. his possessions are torched or scattered. this is one of the many luxury homes owned by the former president

committee, including the president and ceo of captain healthcare west, the managing partner at hanson bridget law firm, and a representative of sunset development. i mention these because it is clear that a point of concern legitimately as you go through your fiduciary due diligence is this issue of the reimbursement of the city. i urge you strongly to have confidence in the mark buell and the america's cup organizing committee and those stellar individuals that are helping him put together a plan. the bay area council will do its part with the executive committee and those members that i mentioned and those others. the bay area council is a non- profit public policy group comprised of the largest private-sector employers of the bay area of this entire region. that is it. that is a fast two minutes. i urge you to support this and move it to the full board. supervisor mirkarimi: after this next speaker -- [reading names] >> budget and finance committee, i'm walter paulson. ♪ i hope you get america's cup in this city and the budget price that you need who is reaching out to capture a moment and

to explore the untapped bridget's of the russian arctic continental shelf. as many americans lose their jobs in the country's continuing economic crisis to see how so many working for the government are doing just fine and the recession. to find out why just pupils in india kashmir are unhappy at being forced to give up their traditional winter break to make up for lost time when supper does violence shut their schools in the summer. you're watching r t seven in the morning here in moscow welcome to the program two of the world's oil giants russia and b.p. are joining forces to explore the energy treasures hidden under the arctic all the companies have sealed a multi-billion dollar share swap and are now planning to exploit the vast riches of reserves believed to lie in russia's arctic continental shelf well arty's laura abbott reports from london where this story deal was signed. this is a deal they've been discussing for months after b.p. all calling this a groundbreaking strategic global alliance and it's the first major equity linked partnership between

. >> bridget kumar is live in the studio to tell us more about hit this elements pass runs with a lot. >> investigators are not releasing much about walker's history. he does have a troubled past four years ago, but was cleared of that charge after completing a diversion program. take will look at these videos that were released a few weeks ago, it was a few videos he rants about creating currency and problems with the government. >>they're not aware of my control and brainwashed methods, he writes about the illiterate people and gabrielle difference district, this is where neighbors say that a lot nairn lived with his parents in tucson arizona they said that 22 year-old kept to himself most of the time go on is my space pace he posted a picture of a down toppled by u.s. history book. the gun used in the rampage was a pistol this gun was purchased november the third and tucson. they stay locked there's a motive is still unclear. >> i can tell you this that the 22 year-old individual, does have a criminal background. there are reports, that he was a college student, and there had been

they found that it does bridget -- they found if it does not drop by age 4, it never does. a lot of educational efforts that are going into teenagers and so on, but you have to nip it in the bud by ages three or four. >> we talk about healthier and other emotions can be encoded into the brain. that has some drastic implications if we are talking about violence that is biologically ingrained. i do not want to preclude the possibility of the cultivation of proclivity. i have to apologize for not being able to take every question. i know people are coming up to ask questions, but our panelists have to run to the airport. we do not want them to miss their planes because of the discussion. my apologies to you. i encourage you to ask your questions to the remaining panelists afterwards. you can communicate by e-mail. i am afraid we have run out of time. again, my apologies. i would like to thank the distinguished panelists from coming from great distances to join us. i think this has been fantastic. thank you for coming. [applause] >> good afternoon. my name is david. i served as

they found that it does bridget -- they found if it does not drop by age 4, it never does. a lot of educational efforts that are going into teenagers and so on, but you have to nip it in the bud by ages three or four. >> we talk about healthier and other emotions can be encoded into the brain. that has some drastic implications if we are talking about violence that is biologically ingrained. i do not want to preclude the possibility of the cultivation of proclivity. i have to apologize for not being able to take every question. i know people are coming up to ask questions, but our panelists have to run to the airport. we do not want them to miss their planes because of the discussion. my apologies to you. i encourage you to ask your questions to the remaining panelists afterwards. you can communicate by e-mail. i am afraid we have run out of time. again, my apologies. i would like to thank the distinguished panelists from coming from great distances to join us. i think this has been fantastic. thank you for coming. [applause] [applause] he surely was proud of it. in fact, i

they found that it does bridget -- they found if it does not drop by age 4, it never does. a lot of educational efforts that are going into teenagers and so on, but you have to nip it in the bud by ages three or four. >> we talk about healthier and other emotions can be encoded into the brain. that has some drastic implications if we are talking about violence that is biologically ingrained. i do not want to preclude the possibility of the cultivation of proclivity. i have to apologize for not being able to take every question. i know people are coming up to ask questions, but our panelists have to run to the airport. we do not want them to miss their planes because of the discussion. my apologies to you. i encourage you to ask your questions to the remaining panelists afterwards. you can communicate by e-mail. i am afraid we have run out of time. again, my apologies. i would like to thank the distinguished panelists from coming from great distances to join us. i think this has been fantastic. thank you for coming. [applause] [captioning performed by national captioning ins

bridget, a live look from the golden gate said 101 he may encounter patches of dense fog want to getn the span traffic moves well, a clear shot drive time of 23 minutes for novato into city limits. >> thank you, craig is that there are one of the fog your spots the john burton. >> good morning, then burn, east bound from the west anchorage on palo alto for chalet for those driving or rather bridge you can see about 50 ft. away leading up to the bridge is very dark, dangerous i would say it's more dangerous are perching then on. cars are moving along at full speed and no one seems to be reluctant to slowdown. traffic is slowly picking up, 6:00 more people on the road and i'm sure will still be fog, dick, it was ps so when i got here now it's like a piece suit. san francisco's muni will officially released its service report is not good. it is a munis on-time performance is moving in are wrong direction from 75 percent on time last year to a little over 70 percent this year. figures fall short of the 85% this standard there was mandated by voters when they passed proposition-e. the rep

with bridget were cooperation with the united states is critical -- this is one more area where cooperation with the united states is critical. we have a friend in nicolas sarkozy and the french people. we have cooperated over the last several years in dealing with a global economic crisis, dealing with the challenges of terrorism, dealing with a range of geopolitical issues from the middle east to iran to afghanistan. i have always found him to be an outstanding partner and an outstanding friend to the american people as well as the leader on the world stage. we spent the initial part of this meeting discussing the g-8 and the g-20 agenda. both france and the united states and around the world, we are in the process of healing and recovering from the disasterous recession we went through. but we're not where we want to be. to many people are still out of work. to many businesses still have problems getting financing. they're still too many balances in the world economy's that are inhibiting the prospects of growth. and our discussions with the french in the lead, both at the g-8 and the g-

bridget for connecticut. school canceled here, new jersey, is no more. a clean up their from the eight snowstorm they've seen in five weeks. frederick, maryland. almost at a standstill. and from that team in new jersey, and have already, where snow over it. what you think liza? >> i like it, especially the one where i cannot feed the parking meter. you cannot feed it your point to get ticketed. >> is all lot easier to beat shovel. >> exactly, we record to see more records today. can already see this agenda downtown centers is good. lots of it. an abundance of the sky. we're looking at some thought. to date, it is state and of the really want trend that we're seeing. the cabinet to 64 degrees. high temperature 67 degrees. back down to the '50s, right now we are still dealing with chilly temperatures. some roses only a degree above. we're still holding into the 30's with low-in it for days. your satellite and radar, will show that greater system dominating our area, it is when to release weekend and break down. and onshore flow. was also glad to get into t

bridget, fox as deck and had a few feet visibility be careful. >> victor adds it's like clam chowder.he rights and that its dense, starring getting thicker by the minute in east oakland. you kind of get the gist, fog, fog everywhere they can dance, you can see just by the color coding evidence lot less than a mile just about bay area wide less than attend the mile in san francisco and oakland heavy spot the fog. tall on the peninsula as well, relief in the south bay. dense fog with only two tenths of a mile visibility live that will lead not. temperatures this morning mid-upper 40's 48 santos, 46 santa rosa, napa as well. san jose 48 degrees, mid-40s in livermore. this afternoon, dependent on the fog we should see temperatures at mid-upper 60s, 63 in novato, 63 san francisco, oakland 66 this afternoon 64 in fremont to set a big 68 in los gatos. because the fog is beginning to break a is a little extra time warming things up by this afternoon. here is a look at your 7 day around the bay. fought to stay heavy again today into earlier tomorrow, wednesday, morning fog or the wind will pic

with bridget were cooperation with the united states is critical -- this is one more area where cooperation with the united states is critical. we have a friend in nicolas sarkozy and the french people. we have cooperated over the last several years in dealing with a global economicrisis, dealing th the challenges of terrorism, dealing with a range of geopolitical issues from the middle east to iran to afghanistan. i have always fou him to be an outstanding partner and an outstanding friend to the american people as well as the leader on the world stage. we spent the initial part of this meeting discussing the g-8 and the g-20 agenda. both france and the united states and around the world, we are in the process of healing and recovering from the disasterous recession we went through. but we're not where we want to be. to many people are still out of work. to many businesses still have problems getting financing. they're still too many balances in the world economy's that are inhibiting the prospects of growth. and our discussions with the french in the lead, both at the g-8 and the g-20 thi

people work with each other and their identities are no longer can do-muslim, but their identities bridget their identities as a community, they can come together as a common community. vacancy themselves connect. where people work together as teachers across ethnic lines or if they work together, as has been the case in israel and palestine, environmentalists, hydrologist who have come together with some common solutions to deal with water issues, environmental threats, etc., in which they can work across communities and not be prevented from finding interesting solutions to common problems because of political dynamics. more and more, we can find ways of creating or breaking down those identities that, in a sense, fuel violence and lead to the exploitation of differences and find ways people can work together and develop patterns of cooperation and collaboration. that can often transcend the narrative, the myth, the hatred exploited by conflict of entrepreneurs. -- conflict of entrepreneurs. >> i would call it fear. the fear we bring inside of us. i think this fear is fed by our insecuri