everyone from union workers to mechanics have told us that these buss are jupg and want them off the road. montgomery county is investigating. in the meantime, here we have another fire that happened here on the short ride-on buses. a major fire, and luckily, no one injured. tracee wilkins, news 4. >>> the turn for the u.s. soldier accused of a shooting rampage in afghanistan says robert bales does not remember the night of the massacre. robert bales is accused of killing 16 afghan civilians, including 9 children earlier this month. bales is currently in solitary confinement. he joined the army shortly after 9/11. bales was a stock broker prior to that. and prior to afghanistan, bales served three tours in iraq, where his attorney said he was injured twice. friends and neighbors say reports of what happened in aftghanistan say they don't happen like the person they know. >> one of my best guys. could give him any job, doesn't matter what it was. he would get it done. >> this is not our bobby. i swear. this is a major mistake. you got the wrong name. >> his attorney will likely use po

we enable technologies like hybrid buss and more efficient wind turbines. we are are green technology because we're a next generation storage device. e we make products that make the devices we're in more energy efficient. >> which made as much sense to me as the old commercials. >> we don't make the car, but we make the car better. >> so why is this a growing field? i have seen projections about the american capacity to make capacito capacitors. >> we're an example of that. we continue to expand our facilities. we bought a company in japan. that's helping us expand because the demand for our products in cars, hybrid buss, wind turbines, and other devices continue to grow. >> i have been visiting a bunch of labs around the country. one of the things i run into is the battery technology and what's going on in intel. i don't remember them talking much about capacitors. is that because i was taking poor notes? or is it part of the equation? i honestly don't know. >> a battery in a super capacitor look the same on the outside, but they operate differently. a su

not on the busses. we need sound safety -- on muni. at bus stops. i will be writing about this so you can read it. >> thank you. on the issue of public safety, we will continue to focus on that. is there any other member of the public? public comment is closed. >> item 20, adjournment. >> meeting adjourned.

in prince georges county recovering this morning after hurt in an accident involving three school buss, school buss leaving frederick douglas high school and crashed into each other on plume road near route 301. they were traveling at low speed and no one seriously hurt. 34 students taken to the hospital with minor injuries. >>> a same-sex couple trying to have a harder time getting divorced than getting married. after a couple of years, the women wanted a divorce. went to court in prince georges county, but the judge found their california vows were not valid in maryland. same-sex marriages won't be recognized until the beginning of the year unless overturned by referendum in november. it will be argued before the court of appeals. >>> a rally will be held in response to hate crimes in columbia heights. it will start at the ihop on irving avenue, where the first of two attacks took place two weeks ago and will continue to georgia and irving streets. a gay man shot and killed at ihop after the shooter used a gay slur. and a gay man robbed and beaten on georgia avenue. the march stops a

the school buss were leaving frederick douglas high school and crashed near route 301.were traveling at low speed, but dozens of students were hurt. >> there were two buses hit. one bus, pretty strong, got knocked into the bushes. i was sitting sideways and i got thrown and hit my head on the metal window, and that was -- that hurt. >> 34 were taken to the hospital with minor injuries. no one seriously hurt. the cause of the crash under investigation. >>> a middle school student facing charges of bringing a gun to school. a tip yesterday morning led to a search of his locker. the student brought the gun from home and planned to sell it after school. >>> in an effort to cut down on corruption, the d.c. council is considering a bill that would limit money orders for $500 or $1,000. they have shown up in a variety of campaigns, but they are hard to trace and can easily hide illegal cash donations. suspicious money orders, part of a federal investigation into district elections dating back to 2003. so ward three council member mary chay wants to limit contributions to just

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most of the kids were put on busses and taken home.ot finished their routes when they saw the funnel cloud coming and opted to bring the kids back here. several dozen kids huddled in classrooms and offices with members of the faculty as the storm hit. it was a direct hit on the school. as you can see, it's been destroyed and things were flying around and walls collapsing and the library books flying, but miraculously, none of the children and none of the staff members was hurt. this is the scene all around the center part of town. as you can see, trees are down, buildings are down. come over here and you'll see actually a bus into a building. that's one of the busses that moments before had brought kids back to the school to take shelter. it's embedded in a restaurant. that's how powerful this storm was. one estimate that the winds might have been as high as 170, perhaps 180 miles per hour when it came through this town and having loss of life in indiana, yet so many stories of survival and heroism, and we expect to continue to see tho

buccaneer bawfnlgt most of them are older people and very view elementary kids, so most will have to be bussed in or brought in by their parents. >> reporter: the problem is the school system already owns the park land and had always intended to build up on it. an alternative site could cost millions more. >> this is the more viable and it's suited for an elementary school. >> tonight's public hearing gets underway at 6:00 at loch ray vefnlt the board is expected to cast its vote at its regular meeting tomorrow evening. >>> look at the harbor tonight, better than it was when you drove to work. let's check in with meteorologist wyatt everhart with a look at that first forecast just hours away from the official start of spring. you have to wander if this will last. >> what a way top end the winter of 2011, 2012. we finished with bid 70s. take a look at the overall pattern, clouds blowing in over baltimore. we have some shower activity. this may blossom up into a thundershower as it drifts along the state line. so watching that, but for most of us it's 60's as temperatures slowly cool off. we'll

not on the busses. we need sound safety -- on muni. at bus stops. i will be writing about this so you can read it. >> thank you. on the issue of public safety, we will continue to focus on that. is there any other member of the public? public comment is closed. >> item 20, adjournment. >> meeting adjourned. >> you can see that it is amazing. you can hear that it is refreshing. you reach for it because it is irresistible. and the taste. simply delicious. san francisco tap water. it engages the senses. 311 is an important resource for all san franciscans. should >> good morning, everybody. i am the manager -- we will kick it off first with a message from our cities librarian. the director of the san francisco library system. [applause] >> thank you. this is fantastic. good morning to everybody. i am a little jealous. i said, this is not my house. it is your house. welcome to all of you. this is indeed your house. i am a little jealous because i did those of green t-shirts. -- dig those green t-shirt. we are proud to be part of youth advocacy day. that

. >> crime concerns on muni buss and trains have police issuing alerts tonight to riders, new at six david stevenson live in san francisco with what is putting the riders at risk. >> reporter: police say that at least six electronic devices such as this i-phone are taken each day and they say it could be prevented by people doing one simple thing. >> san francisco's transportation agency and police department want bus and train passengers to pay attention and stop doing this. >> every time i'm in there i'm on my phone. every time. for sure. >> reporter: officials say that since january of last year overall crimes dropped 30.5% but larceny including the theft of smart phones and tablet computers jumped 20%. when are you look down and not pay agriculture paying attention. >> reporter: a new poster campaign warns passengers to stay alert. >> it's very easy to get absorbed all the great media we have at our fingertips. it's easy do block out our surroundings. >> reporter: the campaign a day after a 17-year-old was shot three to four times as he exited a muni bus. investigators say the sh

not on the busses. we need sound safety -- on muni. at bus stops. i will be writing about this so you can read it. >> thank you. on the issue of public safety, we will continue to focus on that. is there any other member of the public? public comment is closed. >> item 20, adjournment. >> meeting adjourned. >> good morning, everyone. i am the director of the mayor's office of economic and workforce development. we are here to announce the 10- year lease for river bed at 680 folsom st.. 167,000 square foot lease. we have the mayor, ceo of river bed, the owner of the building, as well as david from jll to talk of the significance of this to the city. >> thank you, good morning. welcome to the super bowl of innovation. while we did not enjoy the other super bowl, we have been working on hours. i have always referred to san francisco -- and we continue to do this -- as the innovation capital of the world. riverbed's decision to sign a 10-year lease and to work with the city to renovate a building here in south market, to make sure they are staying and g

organization americans for prosperity which opposes the mandate will charter several buss to take people to the rally in dc. attorneys for the 26 states that filed suit argue congress does not have the authority to force a person to buy something. if the mandate is constitutional, they say there's no limit to what the federal government can force the americans to do. lawyers for the obama administration say congress is well within its authority. fed argue everyone will need health care at some point and currently uds costing taxpayers and hospitals more money. >> if the court uphold that cot government order you to eat carrots? could it order you to wit quit smoking. quit smoking sm. >> >> reporter: the people are scoter is not expect -- smoking? >> reporter: the supreme court is not expected to issue ruling until june. >>> anne arundel county police chief appeared in front of the county council but declined to answer questions related to the indictment of county executive john leopold. last week's chief teare's attorney sent a leter to the members of the council saying he wouldn't testi

not on the busses. we need sound safety -- on muni. at bus stops. i will be writing about this so you can read it. >> thank you. on the issue of public safety, we will continue to focus on that. is there any other member of the public? public comment is closed. >> item 20, adjournment. >> meeting adjourned. tape 55 >> welcome, this is carl. >> great to meet you. >> great to me you, and i want to thank you for your interest and this is the city's animal shelter. and come in and a lot of people come here to adopt a animal or if they have lost their animal or looking for other animals. and we deal with other animals like birds and rabbits and you name it. this is more to see in this facility and more to see in the community. and i suggest you go with an animal control person and see what they co, whether rescuing animals in distress or hit by a car or dealing with aggressive animals or wildlife or a variety of things. you can only get that flavor with them and doing it first hand. >> i have been with animal control for about six years, i spent a year i

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not on the busses. we need sound safety -- on muni. at bus stops. i will be writing about this so you can read it. >> thank you. on the issue of public safety, we will continue to focus on that. is there any other member of the public? public comment is closed. >> item 20, adjournment. >> meeting adjourned. >> feel like it really is a community. they are not the same thing, but it really does feel like there's that kind of a five. everybody is there to enjoy a literary reading. >> the best lit in san francisco. friendly, free, and you might get fed. ♪ [applause] >> this san francisco ryther created the radar reading series in 2003. she was inspired when she first moved to this city in the early 1990's and discover the wild west atmosphere of open mi it's ic in the mission. >> although there were these open mics every night of the week, they were super macho. people writing poems about being jerks. beatty their chest onstage. >> she was energized by the scene and proved up with other girls who wanted their voices to be heard. touring the country and

. -- their busses. it would be wise for san francisco to encourage muni to do the same thing. supervisor kim: thank you. >> ok. let's start here. you have a quarterly report talking about -- you all get a quarterly report. the quarterly report that first came out, it said four of the shelters, they were not even inspected. i am going to give you a copy. you can take a peek at it. the other thing is, the chair of the shelter monitoring committee during that quarter, herschel for was not even inspected. -- her shelter and was not even expected. you are talking about boston opens, but somebody just got stabbed to death in a shelter. -- bus tokens, but somebody just got stabbed to death in a shelter. many of the people in the committee are not qualified to be there. they do not understand any of the documents that they should have, such as the runaround report, our shelter shops, the shelter training manual, the ordinances predating the shelters. this is not a qualified body to do this. this guy gets stabbed to death and you're talking about bus tokens. there is just so much wrong

school buss, thrown like fought balls. >> we were just trying to do our best to get every kid home before the thing hit >> reporter: the tornado green acted fast to get three children including his daughter off the bus and in a church basement. >> i could hear stuff and i could -- the stuff spinning in the air outside of the windows. >> reporter: west liberty kentucky a woman prayed that it the tornado would go away. >> take it away. >> my brother -- it came over the hill and you could see the funnel. >> reporter: her house was spared. so much of the town was not. in indiana little angel's mom, dad and two siblings died not far from the field where she was found, sadly she was taken off life support. in the rubble heartache and tears. >> broken hearts. >> reporter: victims hold to their faith and each other knowing the road to recovery will be a long one. larry jacobs. >> the website is your source for everything that happens in tornado alley. we have teams of storm chasers going after the stops and many of them stream live so you can see them as they race to get as close as possible to s

. >> students hurt in a chain reaction crash between three school buss in prince georges county that sent dozens of students to the hospital this afternoon. jackie benson was at the hospital as the parents arrived. >> reporter: there was two buses hit. one bus was pretty strong. we got knocked into the bushes. >> reporter: 16-year-old brandy jackson deskrucribes what happe as her school bus left the high school in upper marlboro. >> i was sitting side waysn't got thrown and hit my head on the metal window. that hurt. >> reporter: although the collision happened at low speeds the impact of the large vehicles jolted students severely. about three dozen were taken to local hospitals. many aboard a bus used for mass casualty incidents. loaned by anne arundel county. the triage area spilled out of prince george's hospital center. most of the injuries were minor and in the middle of the excitement, most of students manage to call mom. >> it was kind of harrowing, getting a text from my son telling me, that he has been in an accident. that's all i got. >> he sent me a text. told me he was g

for the last 12 years ac transit has bought only buses made in belgium, now they are buying buss frommerican. the move came after pressure from the teamsters union to save u.s. jobs. >>> could you handle a day without digital devices? a lot of people will be trying it tonight. it's called "the national day of unplugging." 24 hours without e-mailing, texts, tweeting or facebooking from sunset tonight to sunset tomorrow. national organizer tanya chavez of san francisco says it's about balance. >> we've lost, kind of the ability to focus. we lost the ability to have an uninterrupted conversation with the people we love. we've lost the ability to notice what is going on when we're walking on the street. >> 1,500 people have taken the pledge that if you want to try it, there's an app that will tell you you've unplugged and will be back soon. >>> "the hunger games" opened nationwide at midnight. people lined up to be the first to see the highly anticipated movie, in the bay area. >> the shirt says outthink, outrun, outlive. >> these fans at the regal hacienda crossings in dublin show the t-

. >> traffic congestion and noise, caused by the many buss and cars early in the morning and in the afternoon would clog the road. >> reporter: the school system does own the land and officials say they have always planned to put a school there, a 5th grader came from the her over crowded school. >> we are so lucky to be here. some children can't go to school don't have schools to go to. we should be grateful for a chance to go to school. >> reporter: still residents call it a seizure of their park. >> [inaudible] this is a disgrace. >> we aren't against the school. we are against -- we are against the school being built on that ground in may's chapel park. >> reporter: parents with children in over crowded schools have a different view which they struggled to give in front of the anti construction crowd. >> you know what parents, really don't welcome? over crowded schools. >> folks, folks. >> reporter: and even though tonight was the first and only public forum on the issue the school board is scheduled to vote on that site tomorrow night. we will follow their decision. >> he had a crowd but

that's when voters are bussed around to cast several ballots. >>> coming up on 9news now this sundayight -- >> pressure's huge. so we're -- yeah, i mean this is -- a revenge game i guess. we got to come out and do better. >> okay you recognize that face? carrying the puck zipping around the verizon center but it wasn't the caps on the ice. why some members of congress were on skates. >>> and should we prepare for a cold and wet back to work monday? anny has the forecast coming up. >>> back to school, back to working back to everything to believe -- work tomorrow, back to everything tomorrow. what's it look like? >> nothing crazy though. i think the four wheel drive is still not going to be able to show what it can do with some good snow. we have a little bit of a chance for soft brief snow showers tomorrow. not impacting the morning commute and that's the good news for you folks who don't want to deal with it first thing monday morning. right now temperatures 38 degrees and partly cloudy skies. not as windy finally the winds are out of the west at 8 miles per hour. so what we've got

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i bussed tables and was quiet. i took a trade from one man and walked away to give it to the dishwasher. i am so happy that this man did this. he grabbed my shirt and said -- he asked me what my name was. and i said, kevin. i asked his name. and he said his name was and geronimo. and from there, a friendship really started and grew. i am so proud to be able to call that guest my close personal friend. we're all of the drummers. we talked about that. the last day, second to last day, i was sitting down with him having my lunch, and he tell me how he has been trying so hard to get a job and he had no luck, because he suffers from mental illness. he told me that even though he is unemployed and has to rely on welfare, he still volunteers every day. he finds ways to give back to the community, and that was so inspiring. here was a man who some might say hit rock bottom, but he had so much in dignity and so much love for his fellow human beings that he would go, even in a situation, and go and work for the betterment of

would include ken neth o'riley and elizabeth drew, they talk about his divisiveness and ramping up bussing and the accomplishments in the area of civil rights and domestic policy stemmed from his pragmatism rather than his liberalism. others have used the works of the revisionists to deepen our understanding of specific mixon era policies and i'm thinking of kevin yule and john david skretey who showed urban unrest in the 1960s prompted nixon to adopt an economic development strategy regarding myjority groups that you can see in affirmative action. garrett davis' study of federal education policy showed how nixon's school desegregation efforts were strongly influenced by southern politics in 1969, but then came to be influenced by what he called presidential responsibility in 1970, as the president set out to implement the supreme court's decision in holmes versus alexander. other books have a respect to minority businesses, fair housing and native american indian policy. so my conclusion here is trite but i think true, much has been done in the area of civil rights and much needs to still

free shuttle buss will run between dupont -- buses will run between dupont circle and van ness. >> springtimeike it's over even though the flowers are blooming. it's cold tonight. >> a little patch of cold weather but it will soon be replaced by warmer weather, not tomorrow, but we'll warm pack up again sunday. still a little breezy out there now. i would imagine our camera's bouncing in the wind a bit, gorgeous picture tonight. we have clear skies. the winds are coming down a little bit beginning to relax finally, a couple of gusts here in town. earlier we were gusting at around 33 miles per hour. now we're just gusting down to 21 miles per hour and the same for quantico and fredericksburg. temperatures 43 in town, 37 gaithersburg, once the wind really settles down these temperatures will start to drop and we'll easily be down into the 20s in the suburbs tonight. dechum bus 29, pittsburgh 30 -- columbus 29, pittsburgh 30 degrees, so that's our air mass settling in overnight tonight. the coldest part of this air mass will be with us for tomorrow. just to show you the country as a whole, not r

they say 75% of their buss do have video recordings, so they will check no see if they have any footage of what happened. >>> a baltimore teenager 8 death has turned into a murder -- teenager's death has turned into a murder investigation. 13-year-old monae turnage left her house saturday night to go skating and never made it home. her brother found her body under nearby trash bags. it appears she was playing with two boys who were playing with a gun and the boys took her body outside and covered her with the bags. >>> police say on sunday ellsworth colbert brandished a knife angry at a dog. robert wright was walking the dog, argued with colbert and colbert now charged with stabbing robert wright to death. >>> the meeting between president obama and israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu. protestors code pink shouted down a florida congresswoman at the conference for the american israel public affairs committee. protestors believe apac has too much control over american policy. >>> today's oval office summit between the president and prime minister lasted two hours, iran the prominen

the grass roots organization that oppose the mandate will charter several buss to take people to the rally in dc -- buses to take people to the rally in dc. they say congress doesn't have the authority to force someone to buy something. if it is they say this's no limit what the government can force americans to do. lawyers for the bill says they were within their authority. tens of millions of uninsured are costing hospitals and taxpayers more money. >> it's clearly unconstitutional for any majority in the house and senate to tell all americans just to live in this country you must buy a product. we are told it's for the greatest good for the greatest number of people. that's a socialist idea that shouldn't have anyplace here because here we believe in individual liberty. but that's gotten shoved aside. >> reporter: the supreme court is not expected to issue ruling until june as the presidential campaign heats up. linda so, abc2 news. >>> the recent media attention can use low cost beef filler costing people their drive. >> what the makers of pink slime say they are forced to do. su

explosive vests were found yesterday near a parking lot where afghan soldiers were supposed to board 11 bussesspicion is that a suicide bomber was to get on each bus. 18 afghan soldiers have been arrested in the case. syria's dictator accepted a u. n. cease-fire proposal today. but it's the third time that bashar al-assad has agreed to stop the violence, and he hasn't lived up to any of those promises yet. assad toured the city of homs today, his army crushed the freedom movement there with artillery. as sad said it would be rebuilt better than before. yesterday syrian mortars pounded another part of homes. pope benedict began his second day in cuba with prayers near santiago at the shrine of the countries patron saint. later he flew to havana where he was greeted by president raul castro. he may also meet raul's brother fidel who led the communist revolution. cuban officials today rejected any thought of political reform, but some things are changing. and byron pitts is there. >> reporter: there is no mistaking the timeless moves and music that remain awe thenicly cuban. but from the streets

it's a true election commissions are future based saying that there were circumstances of people bussed to polling stations they say though it was part of measures to ensure that such people especially workers to get the rights of but also the central issue commissions how to answer questions here when it comes to a video that's been uploaded on to you shoot this is purge of all polling station in the russian republic of dagestan in the north caucuses where there's allegations of ballot stuffing taking place the election commission estates responded saying that any of the voting taking place in that polling station will be in old camps the end result. so you're going to how have the opposition leaders been taking this news of the very prominent opposition candidates and presidential candidates have been outspoken on this issue very critical indeed now. russian billionaire get about thirty thousand monitors helping oversee election process they come up with four thousand irregularities if they want to take to court also the larger good. he says that there are so many irregularities. they

>> they're going to have express buss running there to downtown. and the federal government actually has a loan program where if you can be convinced -- if they can be convinced that you've got money to eventually build it, they can loan you the money. los angeles is doing that for a 30-year transportation program. and one thought being this current tax to build bart will expire in 2036. that seems really far off there. but if they renewed the tax, pass a ballot measure to renew that tax, then go back and say, we've got money coming down the line, can we bond out, can we move this forward? there's optimism there. >> any talk of having it ring the bay, that it eventually could come up the peninsula to san francisco? is that -- don't get ahead of ourselves? >> yes and no. yes in the sense that the line will run to santa clara. and meet with the cal train station in santa clara. that's up the peninsula. but when high-speed rail comes in, if it comes in on the peninsula, that's where that's going to run. so, you know, i don't think it's ever going to h

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he is a critically acclaimed songwriter live music this midday from jimmy needham big drug and gun bussedng hotspots on the west side. robert jordan is live in the west humboldt park neighborhood with details >>gunshots used to ring and out in this neighborhood with such regularity that hearing them became normal for residents here since the two major take downs in the seventh and 11th district people here say that now life here has become more normal. police say that they came and and they have been using a new tactic of making large-scale arrests of gang and drug members in targeted areas around the city once they cleanout these gangs, the big job then becomes regaining control of the area said that the gangster not retake the streets here again ... given the recent activity garry mccarthy said that they are deploying special manpower to concentrate on clearing the way hotspots of violent activity >>i am pleased about these take downs it is part of what we're doing in the 11th and seventh districts 25 percent of of shootings and homicides a cureoccur in these two districts >>it's like a

officials say the left wing of the delta md-80 clipped the shuttle buss as it was taxiing to the gate. the faa and airport police are investigating the accident. >>> voters gathered in the south bay to drum up support for a proposed parcel tax. the ballot initiative would raise $2.5 million for the santa clara unified school district through a parcel tax costing each homeowner in the district $84 a year for five years. >> it will mean we can keep counselors, librarians, all of the things that we need to to compliment of our classrooms and really provide a good education. >> today the group made phone calls and signed up to talk precincts to generate public support. the measure needs two thirds approval to pass. voting is set for may 8thpy a mail-in ballot. >>> some bay area college students are going to great lengths to get their message out. as ktvu's lorraine blanco found out they are in the middle of a 99-mile journey and finding unique ways to pass time. >> reporter: it's a gorgeous saturday for a walk, but these college student say it's a 99-mile journey for educational justice.