she says they merged their union with caesar chavez and other mexican farm workers to form the united farm workers union. >> and then seizure -- caesar chavez was a more well known united farm worker leader. >> and that's why renaming the middle school is so important to so many filipino-americans here. the search for a suspect in this hate crime investigation continues. reporting live in union city i'm alan wang, abc7 news. >>> as you may have seen a few minutes ago amanda knox opened up to diane sawyer in her first television interview about her new memwior detailing her 2007 arrest and twill for the murder of -- trial for the murder of her british roommate in italy. >> did you kill meredith kercher? >> no. >> were you there that night? >> no. >> do you anything you haven't told police that you have said in this book? >> no. >> the italian court threw out her aquittal and she is getting sympathy from the american public. that's according to a new post poll. 65% of people who have heard of her story say they are sympathetic to her. 22% are not. 13% had no opinion. >>> well, women and

she says they merged their union with caesar chavez and other mexican farm workers to form the united farm workers union. >> and then seizure -- caesar chavez was a more well known united farm worker leader. >> and that's why renaming the middle school is so important to so many filipino-americans here. the search for a suspect in this hate crime investigation continues. reporting live in union city i'm alan wang, abc7 news. >>> as you may have seen a few minutes ago amanda knox opened up to diane sawyer in her first television interview about her new memwior detailing her 2007 arrest and twill for the murder of -- trial for the murder of her british roommate in italy. >> did you kill meredith kercher? >> no. >> were you there that night? >> no. >> do you anything you haven't told police that you have said in this book? >> no. >> the italian court threw out her aquittal and she is getting sympathy from the american public. that's according to a new post poll. 65% of people who have heard of her story say they are sympathetic to her. 22% are not. 13% had no opinion. >>> well, women and

she says they merged their union with caesar chavez and other mexican farm workers to form the united farm workers union. >> and then seizure -- caesar chavez was a more well known united farm worker leader. >> and that's why renaming the middle school is so important to so many filipino-americans here. the search for a suspect in this hate crime investigation continues. reporting live in union city i'm alan wang, abc7 news. >>> as you may have seen a few minutes ago amanda knox opened up to diane sawyer in her first television interview about her new memwior detailing her 2007 arrest and twill for the murder of -- trial for the murder of her british roommate in italy. >> did you kill meredith kercher? >> no. >> were you there that night? >> no. >> do you anything you haven't told police that you have said in this book? >> no. >> the italian court threw out her aquittal and she is getting sympathy from the american public. that's according to a new post poll. 65% of people who have heard of her story say they are sympathetic to her. 22% are not. 13% had no opinion. >>> well, women and

. - my name is julius and that's caesar. - julius caesar. - wow, you guys make a good pair. julius caesar, in the house! wow. hector, how's it feel to be holding your grandson? - great. - i have to say, the apple doesn't fall far from the tree. you guys look-- they look alike. they sure do. what a beautiful family. dee, are you encouraged? - yes. - you are? what are some of the things these families-- this family needs to work on when they get home? i mean it seems like grandpa is willing to kind of take some responsibility. - yeah. and i give hector sr. a lot of respect. hector sr's stepping up. he is being a great example of when a parent understands a child's needs and does the changes they need to do in order to take care of the children. i think hector jr. is really going to appreciate-- - there is still work to be done, though. this is just the first step. as far as other families, at what point does that child need to walk away from that family? when is toxic too toxic? - there are three steps. first thing you want to do is evaluate. you want to find out whether or no

we also will be taking off the caesar chavez redesign services because we were able to finish that project during the last fiscal year. in terms of our capital project for the prop k program initiatives, we are increasing our capital projects by $20 million. this is for 59, 40 foot motor coaches procurement project they were able to procure this item in advance of what the original schedule so we plan on adding $20 million to this budget. last item, as you may recall during july of last year, we were able to obtain a new line of credit. with that line of credit we were able to reduce our interest fees by approximately 1.2 million. in relation to that, we'll not need the $295 million debt that is originally put on the adopted budget for the fiscal year. we are in process to determine whether well need that for the next year budget. in terms of the cac, this item went before the cac and there was a unanimous muss -- vote for this item and we are seeking a recommendation to approve the amended budget for 2013. i'm happy to go over more details or answer any questions you have. >> thank you, v

northbound 101 looks good and there has not been any roadwork approaching the caesar chavez, westbound off to a street start, southbound traffic looks good all the way to san jose . did you see the movie alien? >> yes. >> as steven says, done tell them we are here. >>> morning fog but it will not half the long. we have that right there clipping us and it is not going to do too much but it is giving us some mild low and that little system will not do too much it there. breezy at times, still out of the west, and we have very low 80s which will be gone and it looks to be the warmest day may be hot, sunday will be a little bit cooler at the coast and still warmer inland. >>> lawmakers are trying to turn this latest scandal into something and. >>> breaking news how a street robbery affected more and then just -- more than just the victim. . >>> a street robbery not far from the oakland temple is shot, more on the victim next. a new development in a manhunt which has consumed a northern california community, the tools police hope will finally help them capture their suspect. . >> oar plus m

the separation of government to render a new caesar what is his and got what was his would keep america american. after all, religion had strong ties to america's civil life and history. it needed to be cultivated. our government rests upon religion, quote. told boy scouts of america. religion is the source from which we derive reverence for a truth and justice, equality and liberty and the rights of mankind and coolidge, one group coolidge did not believe could meet serious republican citizens were atheists because atheist it recognize something higher than themselves. even among the people who had been savages, religion in some fluids always and everywhere been a force for illumination and advancement. coolidge is a thoughtful speech on this point at howard university where he notes the progress of blacks effectively from slavery and backwardness as he puts it in africa to being equal citizens of the united states and says if it is possible to have this political progress in america it is possible to have it in "why coolidge matters: leadership lessons from america's most underrated p

caesars entertainment that owns harrod's and caesars in vegas says they will be banned from wearing the glasses while gambling or at a show. >> very strict laws about what you can and can't record. scott mcgrew says those laws have never been applied to google glass. >> not yet. though, they can. what would surprise you is it's not the video that california is concerned about. it's not the images but the sound. laws are old enough here in california, video is not really covered. but recording people's conversations is a legal sticking point. california law says any conversation a person would reasonably expect to be private, even an everyday conversation in, say, a restaurant, may not be recorded unless everyone agrees to it. >>> speaking of privacy, "new york times" this morning reports that the obama administration is about to push for new rules that would force internet companies like skype or apple to make it easier for fbi agents to listen in. facetime and skype, other communications over the internet are hard to tap. the fbi says its ability to listen in to conversations with a ju

. >> the sands of time are running out for spain's little caesar. >> there is this by posing as a journalist told to keep a low profile, dudley clark was arrested him and trade dressed as a woman. there is an extraordinary account of the late-night drinking session in moscow with .tarlin -- with stalin they stayed up until 3 a.m. and were as merry as a marriage bell. a variable resource for historians, many are made available online. >> the next time you are thinking of abdicating from the british throne, keep the nine your phone because somebody might be listening in. you can carry on watching "bbc world news" for constant updates online. i am katty kay, for all of us here, thank you for watching. do tune in tomorrow. >> funding of this presentation is made possible by the freeman foundation of new york, stowe, vermont, and honolulu, newman's own foundation, giving all profits to charity and pursuing the common good for over 30 years, and union bank, and fidelity investments. >> your personal economy is made up of the things that matter most, including your career. as those things change, f

the kind he witnessed as a kid growing up in vegas watching his dad manage the high roerls in caesar'salace. >> people realize they get benefits, but never for their ability to share that information with the world. and social media is what makes that possible. >> measure how many likes and retweets we all get every day. >> i wanted to to see how high i could get the score just ref referring to bacon. >> reporter: her dream, not so farfetched. >> perks go from free dessert to a ship to seattle to free use of a chevy bolt. >> if i'm a klout influencer, am i obligated to pitcher it to everybody in my stream? >> absolutely not. you could say you loved the chevy bolt, you can say you hate it, you can say nothing. you're influential about cars and we trust you to tell the story like it is. >> joel imagines the day when your klout store will automatically prompt an usher to pull you out of line and take you to a vip area or a hotel to upgrade your room. so they've created a new form of currency, which only works if we all agree on what that currency is worth. does snooki really earn ab87 whi

. >> the sands of time are running out for spain's little caesar. >> there is this by posing as a journalist told to keep a low profile, dudley clark was arrested him and trade dressed as a woman. there is an extraordinary account of the late-night drinking session in moscow with .tarlin -- with stalin they stayed up until 3 a.m. and were as merry as a marriage bell. a variable resource for historians, many are made available online. >> the next time you are thinking of abdicating from the british throne, keep the nine your phone because somebody might be listening in. you can carry on watching "bbc world news" for constant updates online. i am katty kay, for all of us here, thank you for watching. do tune in tomorrow. >> funding of this presentation is made possible by the freeman foundation of new york, stowe, vermont, and honolulu, newman's own foundation, giving all profits to charity and pursuing the common good for over 30 years, and union bank, and fidelity investments. >> your personal economy is made up of the things that matter most, including your career. as those things change, f

in las vegas caesar's entertainment, such as harrod's, they will be banned from wearing glasses whilegambling. >>> how much does a heart attack cost? brand-new data shows it depends which hospital you go to. >> good morning. all this data is about which hospital charged medicare for current procedures. anyone can look at it online. takes each procedure and tells what each hospital tried to charge medicaid. if you look at south bay, tweeting a complaint of chest pain at a regional medical center is $66,000, less than half that at valley med. a respiratory gets $53,000 at good samaritan but will cost you twice that at regional. now, the speculation is the government released all this data after a "time" magazine investigation showed much the same thing. but with this data, we can see every charge from every hospital all over the u.s. other news, tesla reports its profits today. it's paying back its government loans ahead of schedule. it sold thousands of cars, recently offering a lease deal. we'll have much more on the tesla earnings tonight at 5:00 and 6:00. back to you. >> scott, than

this is where i read the children's book about abraham lincoln and caesar chavez and mahatma gandhi. this is what inspires who we are as a people, as a city. i want to thank you today. look around at this crowd today. we represent the diversity, the mows mosaic, not just of san francisco but the world. it's a library that gives us the knowledge and culture of what our world is about. i want to thank you for being part of this village that is not just the bay but san francisco. i want to thank the city staff, our mayor, our local supervisor for coming together for building the 28 libraries. i'm very excited that we finished 27. no. 28 sin my district. it's time to get to north beach. i want to thank everybody in this commnity because every image is one of you here wanted to make sure that this library is fit for the 21st century. congratulations. >> thank you supervisor chew. just so you know your library is under construction. it's also my pleasure to welcome supervisor and he's got libraries in his district as well. supervisor scott. >> thank you. congratulations to the community on

in las vegas, caesars entertainment says people will be banned from wearing the glasses while gambling or at a show. >> interesting. >>> backdoor dealings at sunnyvale's yahoo! marisa meyers secret meetings. live at cnbc headquarters, seema mody. good morning. >> hey there. the dow closed at new highs on tuesday above 15,000 for the first time. the dow first closed above 13,000 in february 2012. it took about a year to hit 14,000, but just three months ago from 13,000 to 15,000. more than twice it's gain in 2012. in terms of how it ended yesterday, dow rising 87, nasdaq. yahoo! ceo maris meyer says it wants to extend the ten-year contract but microsoft isn't interested. yahoo! may also n be on the hunt for acquisition. meyer also met recently with executives from zulu. back to you. >> thank you very much. >>> christina loren has a look at our forecast. i saw a little bit of rain that you had predicted. >> little bit of rain. clouds are back. still getting that natural coolant. we can pocket that pg&e money. you may be turning that ac on by the end of the week. it's 4:45 now. live pictu

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for example, when it they stabbed caesar. he said, et tu brutus? is that policies are, i just step do, if there's any time for usted, it is now. tumbleweeds down the aisle. larry would say, the hell to all of you and he leaves. but we knew that someday, somehow -- no one would predict what would happen to him, but we knew he was a genius. >> what about billy? >> nicest guy in the world. what you see is what you get. when i wrote "700 sunday's" with them, i was honored to do it. direct for long island jewish family is not really a stretch. he has a real big heart. there are no secrets. i cannot tell you anything you do not know. he is a wonderful family man. married to his wife for 40 or 41 years. a couple of kids, about three grandchildren. >> woody allen wrote jobs for local newspapers and comedians. you wrote for comex. does that still happen? >> that is a good question. >> leno, letterman -- they all have staffs. but if you're talking about starting up, most comics writer their own stuff. but they buddy up. that is what larry did with jerry. >>

we basically run on the north either from caesar chavez and we come off portola down towards ocean avenue. those are the 6 1/2 square miles that we encompass. these are the foot beats here. you can see there is the 46 which is down along -- leland avenue. we tend to focus our foot beat activity along bike patrol and along the business corridors. they are very helpful and we receive positive feedback from the community regularly about the performance of our foot beat. they are very engaged and many of them will speak tonight about their relationships with the neighborhood. >> 46 on leland. we have an officer who is cantonese speaking and there are very many chinese merchants. they go to the asian community center and they will set themselves up there at 11:00 most days of the week so if anyone wants to talk to them they can have a regular meeting time otherwise their on patrol and talking with the merchants. i was there, and not many showed up here, nobody came. we grabbed the people from the center and did a merchant walk and met them at their businesses. they didn't want to close earlier

(marty) i'm going to stay home and watch sid caesar. you goin' to die without a son! so then i...without a son. marty, put on the blue suit. i'm a fat little man, a fat, ugly little man! (sidney lumet) you were coming to their homes. this is a new experience in the history of entertainment and i don't know whether we know its significance yet. (charles champlin) it was a time of terrifying transition. television was taking hold, the graph of television sets and uses climbing like this, and the graph of attendance was going like that. (music playing) (clicking movie projector coming to a stop) hey, that was a od movie. yeah, seen it here bore once. well, s'long, miss mosey. sorry you're closin' the show. nobody wants to come to shows no more. got baseball in the summer,tele. won't be much to do in town with the picture show closed. yeah. (charles champlin) hollywood was in a very peculiar period then. you had a curious hesitation of leadership in the industry, and i think they didn't quite know how to cope with tv. (upbeat music playing) (jonas rosenfield) when i was at 20th centur

a life now we have here a copy of the actual caesar warrants bob when there were in detail what did you find that was of interest to you know well unfortunately the killing a bit coins is that most people need to transfer money to be able to get them you have u.s. dollars you won't because you have to go to mt gox or one of the other providers and so this is like a bottleneck and what mt gox had done is open up a bank account at wells fargo and unfortunately they check some boxes know that they probably should have checked yes. we have this michael mcfarland special agent of homeland security services who filed an affidavit and said that he wants to investigate them and seize the money the point is part of this he interestedly defines currency something that refers to any money that a government has declared to be legal tender and i mean does this strike you as a little bit funny definition of i money that's not what i reported money as i think one of our first episodes i'm going to break down the u.s. mint is just currency exactly nothing to do with legal usually in the old days curren

correspondent liz wahl takes a look at the backlash that the administration is facing as a result of this caesar of phone records. amid the justice department scandal perhaps more than ever before journalists and citizens are raising questions over the freedom of the media to get news and talk to sources in private while details remain murky there are very clear guidelines when it comes to the justice department getting subpoenas of the news media because our standards the d.o.j. sets for itself let's take a look at them now. according to the rules the investigation must be as narrowly drawn as possible as of now the a.p. isn't convinced that this is the case that all the facts point to the opposite we know now that the justice department traced incoming and outgoing calls and twenty telephone lines in three separate bureaus and the capitol press gallery this includes private and work lines traced over the span of two months the a.p. believes that over one hundred employees could be involved with this in mind it appears the investigation was quite broad and not at all narrow another requirement

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food workers strike that happened earlier this month employees from mcdonald's wendy's subway little caesars pies and jimmy johns all walked off the job in detroit st louis chicago and new york to demand fifteen dollars an hour in wages according to the good jobs nation campaign website mcdonald's has created six hundred thousand low wage jobs wal-mart employs one hundred thousand the wage workers and the u.s. government hires the most with over two million low wage jobs created but while the president boasts of economic recovery millions say that even with these jobs they aren't making enough. well for those of you who are sick of dollars and try to make sense of the economy there's a new currency in the works bitcoin is the digital crypto currency that has stunned the markets and garner the attention of the government is now worth more than one billion dollars but this payment method isn't without its critics just last week the department of homeland security actually closed mt gox that is a system people use to exchange bit coins into legal tender like dollars or vice versa the shutdown o

cause because they were transmitting money without a life and now we have here a copy of the actual caesar warrants bob when there were in detail what did you find that was of interest to you know well unfortunately the achilles heel of big coins is that most people need to transfer money to it to be able to get them you have u.s. dollars you won't because you. to go to mt gox or one of the other providers and so this is like a bottleneck and what mt gox had done is open up a bank account at wells fargo and unfortunately they check some boxes know that they probably should have checked yes. we have this michael mcfarland special agent of homeland homeland security services who filed an affidavit and said that he wants to investigate them and seize the money the point is part of this he interested only to find currency something that refers to any money that a government has declared to be legal tender and i mean does this strike you as a little bit funny definition of my money that's not what i reported as i think one of our first episodes i did a break down yesterday and it's just currenc

. >> classic, unironic cuisine a la parisian, a hips terr-free zone of classics, such as -- caesar saladableside. beef tartare, prepared tableside as one must. shrimp cocktail not deconstructed, a way jesus wants you to eat them. all served by a dedicated professional. >>. >> caller:nary school we were taught this, real customers as your final class. we had to do all of that, which inevitably would fly off the fork. i was so bad at it. i would run into trouble and i would be like, i'll be right back, behind the scene. at least once a day one of the students would set themselves or the customers on fire. the sterno would spill, and there would be this line from the thing down up their leg. no, that doesn't happen here. like i said, professional. >> like a big fireball. >> good. >> the kind who know how to properly prepare these dishes. >> sweet. >> like a goosebump moment. >> yeah. >> for dave, another classic, fillet deboeuf. a a classic sauce. and for fred, scampi newberg. when is the last time you saw the word "newberg" on a menu? >> awesome, absolutely awesome. >> for me, that most no

haven't seen since like forever, a hipster-free zone of french continental oceanliner classics such as caesareside, and beef tartar, also prepared tableside, as one must.shrimp c deconstructed shrimp cocktail, mind you. a shrimp cocktail. the way jesus wants you to eat them. all served by a dedicated professional. >> in culinary school we were taught this, real customers as your final class. we had to do the tableside, which inevitably would fly off the fork and land in somebody's soup. i was so bad at it. i would start with the orange, run into trouble, i'll be right back, behind the screen i'm stripping the thing with my teeth. at least once a day one of the students would set themselves or the customers on fire. the sterno would like spill, and there would be this line from like the thing down to the floor up their leg. >> no, that doesn't happen here. like i said, professionals. >> this is going to go like a big fireball? >> fireball good. >> the kind who know how to properly prepare these dishes. >> sweet. >> we had like a goose bump moment. >> yeah. >> for dave, another classic, filet d

>> they rebuilt the facade of caesar's palace inside the largest studio in warner brothers.saying what if there's an earthquake. they're just going to leave me dangling at that moment? >> that would be quite a coincidence. zach was here last week, wet his pants. >> it's like a party trick he does. >> he can do it on demand. >> the women love it. >> the rumor is this is the last "hangover." are you cool with that? >> yes. it's all gravy, matt. think about it. we made the first and a halfie never thinking it would be a trilogy. the fact i'm sitting three movies in is incredible. >> is it a never say never or you might want to go back to this? >> no, it's over. it's done. >> really? >> todd phillips spent the last six years of his life making "hangover" movies answer time to move on. >> so many great physical moments, stunts like that but so much great dialogue. is there a moment from any of the three, bradley, that you look and say that was one of the funniest things i've ever shot for a film? >> no question about it, election night 2008 and we did the scene in the first hango

while they keep them inoculated from dictatorship because price spent note time in the chamber of caesar but if god that which is his would keep america, american after all religion has strong ties to life and history and it needed to be cultivated "or government less upon religion he to the boy scouts of america. it is a source from which we derived reverence for truth and justice equality and liberty in the rights of mankind. the one group said coolidge to doubt believe could seriously the you republic didn't -- republican citizens were atheists because they did not recognize something higher than themselves. even those who were with savages the religion's influence was in force for the elimination and advancements. he gives a thoughtful speech at howard university where he notes the progress of blacks effectively from slavery and to be full and equal citizens of the united states. is a possible to have this as hall as africa and elsewhere throughout the world? and in his view it breaks down all barriers of race or culture and replaces it was concern for the universal. new arrivals can

to keep it inoculated from dictatorship because christ spends no time in the separation of caesar but to god that witches is to keep america, american. after all religions have small ties to our civil life in history and need to be cultivated. our government rests upon religion he told the boy scouts of america is a source from which we have a truce in justice for equality and liberty and the rights of mankind. the one group he did not believe that we could be serious citizens because in the fiesta not recognize something higher than themselves. even among some of people religion's influence has been every where is a force for elimination and events matt he gives a thoughtful speech at howard university noting that progress of blacks from slavery from backwardness as he puts it in africa to been full and equal citizens in the united states and it is possible to have this progress in america and africa and elsewhere throughout the world which is something to consider. religion breaks down all barriers of race and replaces was concerned new arrivals are americanized if they keep up devo

. >> caesar lives near the scene near a haze avenue murder. witnesses were apparently not cooperating with police officers who are emotionally and physically exhausted and blame the mayor's leadership for the high crime and low morale. >> we have one of the smallest percapita ratio of officers of big cities. >> a community not used to seeing crime levels this high. 19 homicides so far this year compared to 16 at the same time last year. >> reporter: we understand there might be a candle light vigil here later on this evening. our camera is several feet away because apparently there is antagonism towards the news cameras right now. >> thank you. >>> also in east san jose a high speed crash. a car slammed into a tree which then fell on to the car. this happened just before 3:00 this morning near james lake high school. investigators say both victims, a 17-year-old boy and a 17-year-old girl were trapped inside of that car. firefighters had to use the jaws of life to rescue them. >>> the chp is full staffed on holidays like this and it has been a

reason caesar's palace in las vegas will not allow patrons to wear these new devices. >>> our unusual may continues here. very cool and cloudy, even light rain to the east. fairfield, 53 degrees, a west wind. it will be mostly cloudy and cool. temperatures mainly in the 60s. >>> 7:13. at least seven people now confirmed dead after a car foe ship slammed into the port in italy. the impact, knocked the control tower into the water. at least two people are still missing. some may be trapped underwater inside that tower. divers are searching. no word what caused the crash. there's one report that italy that said the ship's captain is being investigated for manslaughter. >>> the white house may soon announce if it's in favor of something that the fbi has wanted for years. the fbi wants to overhaul the current wiretapping laws. that's because the current laws don't cover communication over the internet, including on social networks. robert mueller says that limits the fbi's ability to carry out court-approved eavesdropping. >>> leland yee is planning to introduce legislation that would ban

a turbulent week for the digital currency big coin which has seen its fons of its major operators caesar by the u.s. government big line has been on a market roller coaster recent think raising about eight times in value in april before slowing defeating to its current price of one hundred twenty two dollars per unit now here's how the cyber currency actually works uses much for us install a virtual wall it onto a computer all also device they can then transfer the big coins from one wanted to another use of off a small charge and without the banking mediator from a distance it may resemble the pay pal system or web money but a key difference is anonymity all transactions and encrypted are encrypted and untraceable this aspect is the subject of many debates with some fearing that big point could be abused by those sending weapons and drugs my economic expert in new rockwell says it's the lack of a govern the bill c. and control of the currency that's alarming the authorities. financial privacy of every sort is under attack all over the world in switzerland and in the us of course and the

not be the only mcdonald's menu on the chopping block with mcdonald's looking at getting rid of the caesar salad and southern style biscuit and steak bagel. it could be preventing with so many items from making fast meals. stocks took a breather yesterday on concern the fed could scale back stimulus economically. that is the bloomberg business report. >> stop whatever you are doing and watch this. a big heart warming surprise for a nine-year-old girl at a baseball game. look at this: she was chosen to they out the first pitch last night at the red sox game in tampa, and she walked off the field and the catcher reveals himself. it's dad! behind home plate! he returned home from a year-long tour of duty in afghanistan. she first walked to him and she recognized him -- boom! big hug. certainly best play of the game. >> you bet. that is an excited little girl. congratulations. >> you can only do that in baseball. basketball, you could not pull that off. >> football. >> how would the child participate in some aspect, in first fitch or pass. participated. that was allowing kids to try those thin

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