california hall, two blocks north. at polk and turk. this was an educational building and then the educational academy. we do not have any stability that represent -- if you let this go forward without the defined boundaries. this is the institutional master plan. >> and is there any additional public comment? scene 9, public, is closed. commissioner sugaya: i am sorry, i have to -- i came prepared to participate. i have read the institutional master plan and the enforcement papers that were sent to us earlier. i was wondering what to wear. and i was trying to match myself for the hearing. in hearing one person's testimony, on pine street, it suddenly occurred to me that i am within 300 feet or 500 feet of the least two buildings. in conferring with the city attorney's office in these situations, usually, if this is something we are voting on, i would have to recuse myself. even though we are not taking the specific actions on this, the way that they are set up, i should ask for recusal. commissioner moore: this is a moving target and w

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let's go inside california hall with the chancellor and police chief are speaking. >> we're early and preliminary in the investigation stages of this. it's an event about an hour and a half into the investigation this, is preliminary information we have at the time. at about 2:17 we received a 911 call that there was a reported man with a gun in a backpack at the haas business school. our -- at 2:19 officer arrived at the haas business school and made contact with occupants in the haas business school and determined the individual was in a computer lab-type environment. when the officers made contact with the suspect or the individual he in fact did pull a firearm out of the backpack and displayed knit a threatening manner. officers feared for them selfs and individuals in the room. they fired or shot at the individual hitting him. the individual is was injured. and he was currently at highland hospital and he's being treated medically. >> i had a couple important details. one is that in this computer lab, besides the person with a gun there were four students. students were initially

supporters of the occupy oakland movement have rebuilt their camp in front of city hall in california and calling for a general strike demonstrators are plotting to shut down one of the main u.s. shipping ports saying they'll also picket banks and businesses in the city this comes or week after police in riot gear tear gas to occupy oakland protesters activists across the u.s. say they will hold solidarity protests. remember our sponsor across the u.s. are following the latest developments in keeping you updated via twitter among other things in her latest tweets artie's lucy capital describes how one occupy office and occupy oakland protesters showed her brother a bullet wound saying that police fired at demonstrators which is something authorities are currently deny. finally in a news block urging change india's maoist rebel movement wants to force multinational companies out of the country blaming globalization for treating a widening wealth gap in the country as the reports they are extreme views are starting to resonate with some of the more moderate indian public. these are the

california as a whole is broken. they're too many things that belong to the ballot. other measures that on the ballot that should be handled at city hallshould not be throwing at the voters. and then, one measure they are passing on the ballot, they have a rule in california, we're the only state in the country that does this come aware that measure can never ever be touched, not even moving one comma after 30 years without going back to the voters for another ballot measure. it is a completely rigid system that does not benefit anyone. it is bad government. prop e would basically balance that out a little bit by saying that for ordinances that are put on the ballot by the board or the mayor does not in any way affect signature drive ballot measures. or the mayor put an ordinance on the ballot that, for the first three years, it would be untouchable by the board. for the next four years, the board could amend the measure with a supermajority two-thirds vote. after seven years, the board could read the legislation like any other piece of legislation, subject to the legislative process that is how it is done in every other state that all

not going to be easy sir artie athens occupy wall street protesters in oakland california are gathering outside city hall to begin a general strike accompanied by new protests and pickets it follows a violent police crackdown when officers stormed the demonstrators staging ground last week but as artie's. finds out it was the authorities being heavy handed that brought even more people onto the streets. rights are saying that since that event since not all since the injury hundreds more have it coming down here to occupy oakland i mean it has been intensely everyone that i've spoken to here is very much aware of the incident that went down we hear scott olsen stay mentioned in all of the rallying speeches with the cheering loudly we're bowing out the east heading on the on the nature of the discussion and the nearly thousand or so protesters that are gathered this morning are currently normalizing for one of their one of the things that are all marches that have the scouts don't listen and they're essentially holding city hall mark brown the city to shut down various banks to to live raise their voices a

the chancellor at the university of california davis addresses students at a town hall meeting. as we report, she is apologizing for the pepper- spraying of peaceful demonstrators. >> reporter: chancellor linda katehi at the university of california davis apologized to students but deflected blame over how campus police handled the peaceful demonstration. >> i explicitly directed the chief of police that violence should be avoided at all costs. >> reporter: but that's not what happened last week when police broke down an occupy camp. footage posted online shows officers pepper-spraying over a dozen students protesting tuition hikes. the rebuilt camp sits outside the packed town hall. it includes a food station, medical tent, and even a community calendar. >> the camp is now double its original size. despite university rules banning tents, the administration is allowing them to stay, at least for now. >> a lot of people in the administration are just as stubborn as we are. so hopefully, we'll be able to hold out. >> i wanttuse take back this university. >> reporter: on monday, ove

hall. he gained attention in 2008 at university of california at berkeley when the school was going to cut down a grove of trees. they are letting zachary running wolf be. >>> the occupy camp may be broken up but the political fall out is far from over. ktvu's ken pritchett has more. >> reporter: one of the top advisers resigned after the police moved into the camp this morn. the mayor face as potential recall of potential no confidence vote. but the political damage can be repaired. >> reporter: the police raid this morning ended o-o. it permanently ended dan's position in the mayor's office. >> when it became clear this morning the police were coming to break it up again, i did send the mare my resignation. >> reporter: he says the mare made a mistake calling in police. the mayor spoke briefly. >> he is moving on. i am moving on. >> reporter: it is the second high profile departure since o- o began and a recall effort gained steam. with volunteers gathering signatures. >> there is 160 days that we have to gather the signatures. my estimation is this will occur long before 160 days. >> ri

. >>> the chancellor of university of california-davis got a an earful during a town hall meeting lastight. linda katehi defended her actions but it wasn't good enough for some students. >> why is it that riot police were called from districts as far away as berkeley and oakland if you did not expect an escalation of violence or you were not trying to arrest or pepper spray the students? >> the protesters have set up tents on the occupy site on campus again. so far, the university is allowing them to stay. >>> the texas judge caught on tape beating his daughter back in 2004 has been suspended. the disturbing video has been viewed more than 6 million times on youtube. county court judge william adams had been suspended with pay pending investigation. adams has not sat on the bench since his now 23-year-old daughter uploaded that video. >>> cbs "moneywatch" time now. your boss may be watching you on cyberwednesday. here we go. ashley morrison is in new york and more on that. >>> hong kong's hang sang was down more than 2% and japan's nikkei was closed. >>> today, wall street gets the wee

. >>> the chancellor of university of california-davis got a an earful during a town hall we pepper sprayhe students? >> the protesters have set up tents on the occupy site on campus again. so far, the university is allowing them to stay. >>> the texas judge caught on tape beating his daughter back in 2004 has been suspended. the disturbing video has been viewed more than 6 million times on youtube. county court judge william adams had been suspended with pay pending investigation. >>> cbs "moneywatch" time now. your boss may be watching you on cyberwednesday. here we go. ashley morrison is in new york and more on that. >>> hong kong's hang sang was down more than 2% and japan's nikkei was closed. >>> today, wall street gets the weekly jobless claim numbers and new reports on durable goods and personal income and spending. tuesday, a downward revision of gdp sent stocks lower. the dow lost 53 points, while the nasdaq was down by 1. >>> the federal reserve is ordering a new round of stress tests for the nation's biggest banks. 31 banks will have to show they would be able to withstand a re

changes, facing a barrage of criticism there was a standing room only town hall meeting on the campus of u.c. davis. california lawmakers are responding to the infamous pepper spray incident. we learned that the u.c. president has hired a private consulting firm on what happened last friday. he is also calling for system-wide scrutiny of police policies to all ten u.c. campus. u.c. davis chancellor linda katehi defended herself again at a town hall meeting with students. >> we need to work a lot closer. i need to work with you more to get your ideas. it's wonderful ideas. and try to work together to move forward. >> katehi met with over 1,000 upset students. she denied knowing police were going to use pepper spray. she has faced a firestorm of criticism since the cell phone video of the incident surfaced online. after tonight's town hall some are still not satisfied. >> i want to know what you're doing right now, to make sure that students have the right to protest. have the right to free speech. >> katehi says she's asking that the charges be dropped and that the medical expenses be covered. as for the office

hall, room 48, 1 dr. carlton be good lit place, sentences go, california, 94102. or 415-554-4375.it our website, www.sfelections.org. ♪ >> prop f we change the registration, filing, and fee requirements for campaign consultants. under the city's campaign consultants ordinance, campaign consultants working on local campaigns must register with the city's ethics commission and file periodic reports. prop f would redefine a campaign consultant to mean any individual who earns at least $5,000, instead of the current $1,000, for campaign consulting services within a 12-month time span. require that campaign consultants file reports monthly, instead of quarterly reports. other is the commission to require electronic filing of all required information instead of paper reports. and finally, and the fees payable to the city for they no longer depend on the number of clients. it would also allow the city to change any of the campaign consultant ordinances requirements without further voter approval. ♪

california and pacific medical center. that has dominated a lot of city-wide dialogue in the past few years. that project is slated to go forward or get through the entitlement process this year in city hall. if you are not familiar, we currently have a california campus and a pacific campus, and the plan is to build a bigger campus and consolidate those services into one larger hospital at the old cathedral hill spa on van ness, and that is going to have a huge impact, both in terms of the neighborhood in district 2, not only the new campus, but what happens to the pacific and california campus. also, is a huge job creator. we're making sure to do it in a way to we have every constituent buy into the project, create a ton of new jobs, and move forward with a health care system that benefits all of us. otherwise, some of the other issues coming up -- francisco reservoir in russian hill is going to be an issue that comes up. we have a huge project on doyle drive that is getting finished in the next couple of years. we need to make sure we wanted to the impacts. it is going to be a big deal. after leaving here, i am going down there with the mayor and the head of our department of transport

supporters of the occupy oakland movement in california have rebuilt their camp in front of city hall and are calling for a general strike demonstrators planning to shut down one of the main u.s. shipping ports saying they'll also picket banks and businesses in the city has come as a week after police in riot gear tear gas to occupy oakland protesters activists across the u.s. say they will hold solidarity protests. our correspondents across the us are following the latest developments to keep you updated via twitter and one of her latest tweets artie's lucy describes how an occupy oakland protesters showed her rubber bullet wounds saying police fired at demonstrators something authorities did not. and you'll is up next with all the latest business news and i'll be back with the headlines stay with us here on r.t. . hello and a very warm welcome to the business update russian stocks a gaining in wednesday's trading supported by news that e.u. leaders will tell greece there's no alternative to budget cuts imposed last week but the global markets are on the razor's edge as the governmen

. >>> washington is getting ready to deck the halls, and a very important declaration comes from northern california. the bay area connection coming up. >>> a moving monument making its way to the south bay. where you can see the vietnam war memorial next. >>> we see a nice easy drive for 580 out of the altamont pass and through the tri-valley. i'm show you what's going on as work is getting done in the south bay and on the peninsula coming up. i was told that i was at@risk for sudden cardiac death. i was 23 years old. i wasn't overweight. i never dreamed this would happen to me. when the doctor told me i had three blocked arteries, i felt like i was punche in the gut. i found out that one in three women die from heart disease. how did i not know that ? >>> good morning. we're happy you're starting your day with us. a live look outside at san jose. the cool, calm weather out there. >>> a moving tribute to the americans who gave their lives during the vietnam war is in the bay area this week. the traveling vietnam memorial wall is headed to cupertino's memorial park. its last stop was in gilroy. a de

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hall, room 48, 1 dr. carlton be good lit place, sentences go, california, 94102. or 415-554-4375. visit our website, www.sfelections.org. >> the right to vote allows us to vote for candidates or party and it is a significant way to have our voice heard. exactly 100 years ago, women were given the vote in california. the battle for women's suffrage was not an easy one. it took more than 70 years. a woman could run for president in new york. >> organizing this conference, basically it modeled itself on a declaration of independence for women. it marked the beginning of the women's equality movement in the united states. >> at that time, women were banned from holding property and voting in elections. >> susan b. anthony dedicated her life to reform. >> suffrage in the middle of the 19th century accomplished one goal, it was diametrically opposed to this idea. >> many feared it would be corrupted by politics. >> women in the 19th century had to convince male voters that having the vote would not change anything. that woman would still be devoted to the home, the family, that they wou

hall, room 48, 1 dr. carlton be good lit place, sentences go, california, 94102. or 415-554-4375.isit our website, www.sfelections.org. >> i am the director of visual arts programming at intersection for the arts. intersection for the arts is based in san francisco and has always been an organization that looks at larger social political issues through the lens of practice, and we are here today at our exhibition of "chico and chang." the original inspiration was drawn from a restaurant chain in new york city. half of their menu is -- what struck me was the graphic pictures and a man in a hat on a rig truck carrying take that time is containers and in the black sea to representation of a mexican guy wearing a sombrero and caring a somali horn. it struck me that these two large, very subversive complex cultures could be boiled down to such simple representations. chico and chang primarily looks at four topic areas. one of the man was is whose stories are being told and how. one of the artisans in the show has created an amazing body of work working with young adults calling themsel

hall, room 48, 1 dr. carlton be good lit place, sentences go, california, 94102. or 415-554-4375.isit our website, www.sfelections.org. >> there has been an acknowledgement of the special places around san francisco bay. well, there is something sort of innate in human beings, i think, that tend to recognize a good spot when you see it, a spot that takes your breath away. this is one of them. >> an icon of the new deal. >> we stood here a week ago and we heard all of these dignitaries talk about the symbol that coit tower is for san francisco. it's interesting for those of us in the pioneer park project is trying to make the point that not only the tower, not only this man-built edifice here is a symbol of the city but also the green space on which it sits and the hill to which is rests. to understand them, you have to understand the topography of san francisco. early days of the city, the city grows up in what is the financial district on the edge of chinatown. everything they rely on for existence is the golden gate. it's of massive importance to the people what comes in and out

hall. >> in san jose, veterans along santa clara street is the largest in northern california with thousandsf people attending this event. a lovely veterans' day surprise for a little girl. >> a soldier surprised his daughter with a special homecoming at her school in alabama. the staff sergeant returned home after serving a year in afghanistan. >> we wanted to see our dad. >> madison hasn't seen her father since last christmas. knowing the support back home makes a huge difference for soldiers serving overseas. >> have the weekend forecast. the rain is moving off o? >> it is moving on. it will be out of here by the time you started your weekend plans. but we still have showers right now.u'll see the very light e, extremely spotty mainly in the north bay, santa rosa, sonoma, napa area, real light showers in the east bay and also down the peninsula in san francisco. a little bit of this is drizzle getting picked up from the clouds. but it was coming down at times. take a look at time lapse from high definition mount tamalpais camera. this is rain coming down. a little bit of a breeze, some ar

hall, room 48, 1 dr. carlton be good lit place, sentences go, california, 94102. or 415-554-4375. visit our website, www.sfelections.org. captioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org-- supervisor chu: good morning. welcome to the regular budget and finance committee meeting. mr. young, do you have any announcements? >> please turn off all cellphone. please fill out a speaker card if you wish to speak during public comment. items acted upon today will appear in the board of supervisors agenda on november 8, 2011, unless otherwise stated. supervisor chu: please call item no. 1. >> item #one. resolution authorizing the office of economic and workforce development to retroactively accept and expend a grant in the amount of $5,724,203 from the department of labor for transitionsf. supervisor chu: thank you very much. for this item, we have rhonda simmons. >> the grant that we receive from dol, the department of labor, is to risk -- is to survey unique population of non-job ready, non-custodial parents. it is a citywide grant. some of these folks are 121 days delinque

this low will begin to sag to the south and move out of town hall meeting but not before more rain today and moving into southern california. a chance of rain through tonight but the weekend looks good. we have some sunshine coming our way. computer models are pick up on the system as it rolls through again. nothing real heavy. we have seen about a third of an inch of rain in the santa cruz mountains and that's about the heaviest but toward tomorrow morning it looks like the skies begin to part just some partly cloudy skies, and guess what. we have some temperatures warming up for the weekend. numbers for today plan on about 58 degrees in pacifica. 64 santa rosa. next couple of days we have great weather coming our way temperatures going to be warming up through sunday. looks like come monday and tuesday, it looks really nice. we'll see beautiful weather under high pressure and maybe 70s making a return and then late next week the clouds come back in and we start to talk about the possibility of rain but this weekend looks good. a little wet around the bay area today. >> i don't really want to talk about monday right now.

hall, room 48, 1 dr. carlton be good lit place, sentences go, california, 94102. or 415-554-4375. visit our website, www.sfelections.org. >> i want to introduce to you and adopted filipino woman, the supervisor district 10, maria cohen. when al and kim got married, maliagood evening, and welcome. we have many things to celebrate. first, i wanted to acknowledge all the women who helped make this event happened. thank you so much. [applause] absolutely. we need to continue to strengthen the philippine the women's network, not just here in san francisco, but all across the country. this network is strong and robust. i am honored to be here as a fellow sister with you in the struggle. i have a very simple story. [inaudible] she is part of the philippine the women's network, and i owe her my life and for the success of my career. she was my consultant last year when i was campaigning. and when no one else would work with me. [applause] [cheers and applause] that is right. this woman is definitely a strong ally, and i over everything could i am so happy that you're honoring and recogniz

hall. >> in san jose, veterans along santa clara street is the largest in northern california with thousandsevent. >> take a look at this. a lovely veterans' day surprise for a little girl. >> a soldier surprised his daughter with a special homecoming at her school in alabama. the staff sergeant returned home after serving a year in afghanistan. >> we wanted to see our dad. >> madison hasn't seen her father since last christmas. knowing the support back home makes a huge difference for soldiers serving overseas. >> have the weekend forecast. the rain is moving off o? >> it is moving on. it will be out of here by the time you started your weekend plans. but we still have showers right now. you'll see the very light e, extremely spotty mainly in the north bay, santa rosa, sonoma, napa area, real light showers in the east bay and also down the peninsula in san francisco. a little bit of this is drizzle getting picked up from the clouds. but it was coming down at times. take a look at time lapse from high definition mount tamalpais camera. this is rain coming down. a little bit of a breeze, some

and in oakland, california, officers trying to evict demonstrators from a park in front of city hall after a man was shot and killed nearby. >> we have no intention of leaving, and if we do get evicted, we'll be back. >> for "teen kids news," i'm eric shawn, "fox news channel in the classroom." [ indistinct shouting ] >> according to movies and tv, secret agents lead lives of excitement nd glamour. but as lauren found out, the reality is a bit different. [ camera shutter clicks ] >> spy for the cia. >> i would like to be a spy for the cia. >> do like cool stuff, spy stuff. why not? >> something you think about when you see the movies. you're like, "ooh, i want to do that!" >> if i didn't get shot at, yes. um, otherwise, i don't know. >> you'd fight crime. you just be, like, undercover. >> sounds fun and exciting. >> i want to help support, like, my country and be a spy. >> the central intelligence agency, known as the cia, is a government agency that gathers information about things going on all over the world. they call this information "intelligence." the agency analyzes the intell

protesters have been camped out at city hall for weeks in the biggest encampment in california. says they have only until 12:01 a.m. by monday or face arrest. >> there is a shrinking body that leads to a shorter sentence for one florida inmate. unusual "get out of jail free" card he got. >> history vanishing. what has gone missing. >> and money isn't everything when it comes to keeping workers happy. what best jobs offer to hang on to employees. >>> taking a look now into the embarcadero. we're looking at our view from water mark camera. light traffic this afternoon. >> there is a florida inmate getting out of jail by losing weight. it's true. the 345 pound george mccovery was in jail. he was lose a pound lose a day. after shedding 25 pounds the judge released him in time for thanksgiving. he credits weight loss to the bland food in prison. >> all right. national archives that keeper of dusty american treasures wants some stuff back. it is keeping a catalog of what is missing there. civil war documents, telegrams by abe lincoln and other artifacts. saying some are lost, some fea

hall, room 48, 1 dr. carlton be good lit place, sentences go, california, 94102. or 415-554-4375.isit our website, www.sfelections.org. october 27. thank you, madam clerk, for being here. colleagues, thank you. could you please read the agenda? >> sure. i would like to make an announcement to turn off the volume of your cell phones. completed speaker cards and copies of documents will be included, and documents must be submitted to the court. item number one, hearing to review and update on the initial education-related expenditures stemming from the core community benefits agreement. supervisor cohen: thank you very much. earlier this year, we've heard the proposal presented to us by a group of community members that took the leadership and initiative to provide instruction for summer school for san francisco unified school district. we will hear a brief summary of the finding. the first person i would like to call up our believe is -- oh, ok. we will call up pastor alexander. thank you. >> good afternoon. my name is reverend alexander and i'm one of the leaders of the project. i

hall where emotions are running high. robert. >> ken, oakland police called them provocative, the more than 100 vandals they arrested last night. occupy oakland calls them outsiders from all over california and as far as texas and utah. and as you are about to see, all of that has led to emotions boiling over both inside the enrantment and inside city hall. >> it was supposed to be a press conference by occupy oakland, distancing themselves from the anarchists responsible for so much destruction. instead, it dissolved into this free for all. >> blood will be shed when we do something. windows are broken when nothing is done. >> if you have a tent here, leave. >> they say the general strike was peaceful. the work of an anarchist group. >> there was an unanimous action. it was nothing to do with occupy oakland. >> it was soon cut off by occupy oakland. >> it's over. it's over. >> not quite. the uproar outside continues inside city hall. >> so, i'm going to ask. so. i am going to ask the police to escort you out of here. officer. >> demonstrators angry that a million dollars was spent to raid the plaza. >> the million dollars could have moved every single person in that occupation into a st