carried out a war which is the realization of open carry open carry is the right that is protected by the second amendment whereas concealed carry is a state created privilege and so what we would like to see is that people who might feel uncomfortable around firearms because they think they don't know anyone who carries a firearm or who owns a firearm we realize that they have many friends neighbors and loved ones who do in fact own foreigners who carry them here and by bringing that out in the open it brings forward that process of normalization but why why shouldn't gun owners have been carrying guns out in the open be a normal thing why should it not be something that makes people at concerned over peace and security or and be thin is a provocation why is it important here wrote us several questions there the only thing that should be seen as a provocation is in fact a provocation the peaceful exercising of a right should never be seen as as a provocation and the reason that it is important is exactly why you asked because citizens have a fundamental right to be placed in a situat

people who carry openly or not i would. urge them to debating concealed carry but again. the obama administration and democrats and obama administration currently running on them are you ok pick one because some of the common. in a way them is that even democrats won't really touch that the issue anymore and i've been made a good point you know it's out of the obama administration that guns are now allowed in national parks and i mean that was a more liberal law so what are what are the anti gun laws that are being debated right now ok well first of all carol mccarthy is reintroduced another what they call the greedy campaigner calling of assault but on normal capacity magazines there are no initiatives underway to private sales and in terms of the private or the guns in national. credit that the administration wanted to have that was not right. it's not like they went to. school but they still did in effect what would you say to that ben do you think that he's getting some good cases david getting some good taste as far as half on guns right. gun owners' rights i think i

channel 2 news carry the rescue live today and the 5:00 newscast. the coast guard got the call after 4:00 p.m. they brought the three victims to shore and took them to a local hospital. we were told that they were all wearing wet suits. >>> the second game of the dodgers and giants is getting underway at at&t park. police say that security will be tight again. it is in response to an attack on giants fan bryan stow almost two weeks ago. they had received no reports of violence at last nights game. >>> police are investigating the deaths of two people found shot inside a home as a possible murder suicide. police received a call about 8:30 p.m. they removed the bodies of the two victims at 6:00 this morning. >>> the san francisco entertainment commission is considering sweeping changes for how nightclubs handle security. jana katsuyama is live at city hall. >> reporter: i just came down from the fourth floor where the hearing was going on. opponents say it is a breach of privacy. it is a hot topic on tonight's entertainment commission meeting agenda.

the n-line carries 15,000 people a day. we have a limited number of railcars, and we have to equally divide them based on the ridership per line. that is the formula. it is not unique to the me system. that is how it is done in the transit industry across the country. -- it is not unique to the muni system. rail cars are expensive. we are looking at increasing the fleets. in the meantime, we're doing this rehabilitation. the fleet increases another 25 cars over the next 10 years. at the same time, we will be looking at a new design of car in terms of weeks as well as dealing with low floor vehicles versus the stairs in the vehicles we have now. thank you. [applause] supervisor wiener: thank you. the next question will be for bill ginsberg. the ggrna proposal will concentrate dogs in smaller areas which will lead to inevitable problems. how will the city deal with this? i have been working with bill on this issue. >> i was expecting to be challenged by a love questions tonight, but the dog question might be the most challeng

, "i just know the park authority allowed him to carry it." ronquillo dean also revealed his brother suffered from psycho local issues and had had some breakdowns after his first marriage ended and didn't go to work for a year. >> the ex-wife and the story that she told about his having violent dreams and wanting to hurt people. and the fact that he could carry a gun and nobody cared. >> reporter: carrillo dean told police he and his wife argued and he couldn't take it, but rose clark says that's all a lie. >> it was bad enough that he had killed them, but to make it appear as though he was forced to do it because he was angry. >> reporter: we tried to reach the park authority and dean's brother, but no one returned our calls. we've also learned from the deposition that dean had reportedly been turned down for jobs by prince william and fairfax county police and that prince william county schools rejected dean because of an unsuccessful background check. we should note that dean's gun was legal to have on county park land under virginia's open

i'm jealous you're able to open carry here thank you welcome this oh really appreciate it good to see you're in uniform thank you tell it tell us why why are you able to carry openly here in washington d.c. when the rest of us smocks have to be this arms or technically right now i'm on private property so i can carry ok but in washington d.c. as an elected constable i'm qualified under leo's a wrong foresman officer safety act which was put into law signed into law by george bush and that grants concealed carry immunity to law enforcement officers and i happen to be a peace officer not a police officer and my role is constant and how many votes that it takes for you to get that right here i don't know what the total was i think between the three precincts there might have been awkward forty but it could have been slower to go only forty votes have been less sort of it's going to be less all right we're going back to that with i was the federal reserve today here organizing this rally in philadelphia this week and i'm honored to be included in part of it i want to be heading up there m

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. >> carrying a special circumstance for multiple murder. the allegation of the special circumstance, makes joseph naso eligible for the death penalty under california law. >>jacqueline: he will be arraigned here in marin county tomorrow at 1:30 p.m. authorities also say they are looking into the fact whether not he could of murdered and their women across the country. reporting live in san rafael, kron 4 news. >>pam: looking at joseph naso home in reno nevada, this is last april during a random probation search investigators found evidence linking him to the four murders. and our team coverage continues now with kron 4 to resell, who has more on his background in criminal history. >>terisa: 4 news as learned that 77 year-old joseph naso has an extensive criminal record. state parole and probation records show that his first run in with the law was in 1954 rape. from their records show that he had several petty larceny arrests and convictions. in 1994, 95, 2003, 2004 and 2007. records show in 2007 he was convicted of stealing from in south l

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welcome back well yesterday we took a look at americans who openly carry their guns were ever they go to exercise their rights and normalize them a first time gun owners arms aren't just for carrying they're for keeping government tyranny and track artie's kalen fort has more. travis fox never leaves home without a loaded gun if it is between someone else or my family someone else is going to die carried openly on his belt. for fox militia is a state of mind and gun control a carte blanche then the government has absolutely no fear of repercussions and they can essentially do whatever they want and government is meant to be kept in check the definition of tyranny is that which is lawful for government but is illegal or unlawful for the citizenry the government has. jet fighter planes they have from machine guns they have howitzers they have tanks they have nuclear aircraft carriers. the militia today. we are left with semiautomatic handguns and semi-automatic rifles that's as part of the three percent a militia with its own flag plenty of guns and a manifesto that proclaims it only ta

serious things in that they don't allow guns it's always criminals that gets the guns so was openly carrying guns the answer would be for america. and why is cold war thinking tying of trade relations between russia and the u.s. lawmakers playing politics could be to blame. it brothers coke or using the workplace to promote a political agenda that was corporate election propaganda the wave of the future. and laws against sex crimes against nature how would you have sex in the state of louisiana could put you behind bars but who is this law is really targeting. now it is been exactly a year to date at the b.p. oil spill sent millions of barrels of crude spilling into the gulf of mexico and what was the biggest spill of this kind in history yet with gas prices now averaging three dollars an eighty three cents a gallon that's a dollar more than a year ago go gulf coast lawmakers on both sides are again chanting drill baby drill and despite b.p.'s mistakes that led to that spill are now much as really changed the oil industry it seems when it comes to new rules one might not be. record breaking

every american citizen should be allowed to carry a firearm ok we're strong places that do that. firearm are there liberties that people get always that again and again the safest community in the world is in my state have just ikoyi at host a freedom fighter radio and it appears there have been a ruling on that bond issue with pastor terry jones we're going to have more on.

to ban open carry. but gun right groups are fighting capitol to ban open carry. but gun right groups are fighting back >> i'm in the accu-weather forecast center. few showers headed our way but not to worry. sn sunshine will come to the rescue. we have all the details in my accu-weather forecast coming up. >> plus how suspicious bay area neighbor helps police cracking nationwide jewelry heist. 7 news at 9:00 will be back in nationwide jewelry heist. 7 news at 9:00 will be back in two minutes the can. >> another shot at stopping people from carrying unloaded weapon in public. gun owners maintain it is their stewart's and they are promising to challenge the bill. capitol correspondent reports from sacramento. >> the controversy began when open carry advocate started gathering near public places like coffee shop and restaurants around california with their unloaded weapons exposed. while perfectly lega legal, the protest against gun control laws made some passers by uncomfortable. >> i think that you are a

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it was uncomfortable and rather taxing to carry the gear i had to carry around. the real physical danger was in the earlier shots made by a still photographer and made quite a name for himself in the like shots that he made in the early stages of the steel erection. and he made some spectacular scenes from the cables catwalks as well as the tower places, looking down some 300 feet to the ferry boats below. >> equally as brave and determined as the sailors are these men who are the answer to the slogan of california "send me men to match my mountains." through 24 hours of everyday over a period of three years, these men slung beams in a place, spinning over 1,000 tons of cable, and with precision exactness joined 152,000 tons of structural steel with clock work timing across the bay. resting its two fingers on yerba buena island, the san francisco bay bridge is forming itself under our eyes into the most colossal engineering achievement of its kind in the mystery of the world. panelway that joined the charm of peninsula with a stretch of land is taking form under

seems to be so much angst in the region with these western forces getting involved pledging to carry on the fight against gadhafi it certainly seems like an appropriate time now for russia i think it is and you think. well of course we're expecting a very intense talks in the nato and russia here in berlin city following the letter by these three leaders in which they claim that they're going to nato ally is going to fight it just goes and goes for good in the same day air strikes simply with reports coming from libya that there have been civilian casualties during the airstrikes now russia and china initially did not use their veto rights in the u.n. security council against what started. as a mission to protect civilians against gadhafi is very soon and has turned into a questionable naseer how some experts call it now russia feels like its expectations of late as a nation have been betrayed. there is a real sense that the un resolution must be fulfilled whether russia voted for it as south africa did or abstained but it must be fulfilled in accordance with the wording and meaning

do they have a license to carry the guns? >> the assistants have guard cards but the beat owners are exempt from possessing a guard card. >> ok. thank you. >> if i may say in october i did attend their qualification. and at the time the range master expressed concerns in regards to the retention level and that is how the memo was generated. and therefore how the policy was implemented to increase the safety of the holsters. >> how much training does it take to get a guard card? >> it is basically an application. i believe that you also need to complete the 832, the basic course. i don't know exactly how many hours of increase. hour members also require possession of the guard cards if they are to work off duty as well. >> you mentioned 18-hour training, lieutenant. what was the training before? it is 18 hours now and when is that supposed to start? >> i will let robert speak to the past. but this was submitted and approved. basic firearm safety, four hours. basic first aid response, four hours. basic statement writing, two ho

and the russian space ship named after the first man in the war business carrying a crew of three to the international space station to mark the fiftieth anniversary of your garden's first why. this is r t live from moscow with me marina joshie it's a fight for control over the oil rich libyan coastline continues the u.s. steps back from its leading role in the operation washington has encouraged other nato countries to increase their military contribution with a coalition campaign and its third week artie's nine is to count looks at how libya could just be the start of washington's wider goals in the region. as waves of public rage sweep through north africa and the middle east world powers jump on them as many analysts say in an attempt to direct the waves of unrest in a way that's most favorable for them in libya forging relationship with the opposition so that if gadhafi goes there are people there to do business with as syria party will wrath gather steam some experts say western powers might see the advantages of getting involved there to these three countries iran and syria ar

are carrying a caseload of approximately 200 cases. that is a challenge, to figure out how to bring a different way to work with the other partners. frankly, i am not a great believer in everything being an adversarial process. myself and the public defender are working in collaboration to improve our collaborative force. not only are we moving more cases into our neighborhood courts, but the other process is we will hold people accountable and restore the justice. but we are also moving other cases in our collaborative court. you're looking for an outcome that would take the offender and bullets -- and put something around them to reduce recidivism. we have lower recidivism rates, down to 20%, which is very significant when you consider that typically recidivism rates were 5% when you go through the normal criminal justice process. we're moving in a different direction. there is no question we will make mistakes. we will continue to push the envelope to make our communities safer. i am looking forward to any questions you may have. >>

one approach was to carry waste and stormwater through the same pipe. this combined system was less expensive than building two individual pipe networks. and stormwater was seen as a way to flush out the sewers. through the 19th century, the combined system was considered state-of-the-art throughout the world, and is still in use in many cities today. but cities constructed these systems before treatment was the standard. and even today's largest treatment plant doesn't have the capacity to treat the sudden volumes of water rushing through a combined system during rain. the plant is overloaded, and the excess rainwater, mixed with untreated raw sewage, is diverted straight into local waterways, creating a combined sewer overflow, or cso. there are over 700 communities in the united states with combined sewer systems. the other approach was to separate wastewater from stormwater, using two pipe networks. this separate system simply carries the stormwater away from the city. but even separate systems pollute the watershed. in developed areas, concrete and

an hour officially would be investigation by the interstate aviation commission is over it was carried out of the reported detailed report was published in january of this year but it brought some very disturbing conclusions to the polish sides for example pressure to land the plane and from individuals which one were not authorized to be inside of the cocoa beach and the decision by pilots to learn despite multiple warnings about weather conditions were named as the main causes of the tragedy and the actions of air traffic control was on the ground in russia as well as mechanical failure will ruled out as being part of the cause of the crash after those findings were revote and. transcripts of conversations inside the pilot's coffee to were published this investigation began to assume police killed over toes and poland in particular some politicians were trying to share the blame with the russian side twin brother all for the late president. still refuse to believe the findings and has been saying that russia had a deliberate hand in the crash in his non-school interviews he's been sa

she carries the medicine of the people. she can carry on the traditional [unintelligible] a number of things she continues to bring to the community to teach our loved ones, to teach our to aldrin -- our children. on behalf of my sister, i want to say that on behalf of my community and, i want to thank you and i hope for you. a lot of happiness and joy, and i hope you walk with beauty all around you. we have the community members, a blanket for all of the appreciation. i think livingston is going to be doing that. thank you, aurora. [applause] >> the evening and thank you. i am very honored. i would like to say thank you to the san francisco mayor's office. and my acceptance speech -- i am loving this life, i am loving this dream called my life. life is not about finding yourself. it is about creating yourself. i would like to acknowledge and thank my husband for being my rock and my support. [applause] my sons, kevin, baby monty, my beautiful mother and sisters for the teaching of unconditional love. my ancestors that walk

buss will carry passengers the rest of the way to fisherman's wharf. cable car fairs will drop from $25 to $-- will drop from $5 to $2. >>> a radar gun could be standard equipment at the ball equipment. it's part of a a new system to quickly exam if someone suffered a head injury. how radar and a simple walking test could help diagnosis a concussion. that story and more coming up in our next newscast at 5:00. thank you for watching. have a great day. a charming farmhouse. bree: right next to my posh castle! i'm sensing a theme here. well, i am the queen, dear sister.

motion carries. next item. >> [inaudible] commissioner vietor: no, no new business. hearing none, the meeting is adjourned. thank you. >> the public wants to access particular information about your house or neighborhood we point them to gis. gis is a combination of maps and data. not a graphic you see on a screen. you get the traffic for the streets the number of crimes for a police district in a period of time. if the idea of combining the different layerce of information and stacking them on top of each other to present to the public. >> other types of gis are web based mapping systems. like google earth, yahoo maps. microsoft. those are examples of on line mapping systems that can be used to find businesses or get driving directions or check on traffic conditions. all digital maps. >> gis is used in the city of san francisco to better support what departments do. >> you imagine all the various elements of a city including parcels and the critical infrastructure where the storm drains are. the city access like the traffic lights and fire hydrants. anything you is

someone else is going to die carried openly on his belt. for flats militia is a state of mind and gun control a carte blanche then government has absolutely no fear of repercussions and they can essentially do whatever they want and government is meant to be kept in check the definition of tyranny is that which is lawful for government but is illegal unlawful for the citizenry. the government has. jet fighter planes they have a machine guns they have howitzers they have tanks they have nuclear aircraft carriers. the militia today. we are left with semi-automatic handguns. and semi-automatic rifles back as part of the three percent a militia with its own flag plenty of guns and a manifesto that proclaims it only takes three percent of gun owners to overthrow the government thank you added last year on the banks of the potomac but the warning to those in power quote i tend to further oppress us by your own peril people here send you to act on them you can die for your. stupid failure to comprehend the real situation that we are all in and sai

concrete reduces the size of the river that you need to carry the water because it speeds up the flow of water. if you'd like to remove all the concrete and to have natural system to carry the water to protect you from flooding, you need to have almost one mile on each side of the river set aside for transport of rain. so in order for the city to have use of those lands around the river, concrete made it possible to have minimum land so the water can be carried to the ocean in the fastest possible way. but, unfortunately, because of population growth and poor housekeeping, people are putting a lot of pollutants on the street and the streets are the openings to our stormwater sewer system. in an average year, 4,000 to 5,000 tons of trash ends up in long beach. man: we've created a system to deal with flooding but inadvertently created a pathway for pollution to get into our waterways. narrator: los angeles county is beginning to develop ways to reduce the infrastructure's impact upon the environment. on the front lines of protecting the beaches, are the crews that clean out the stormwa

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to carry on negotiating why not sell to the n.k.v.d. piece shares and give you know investors a substantial bit in and invest their money somewhere else that doesn't mean they're out of russia or there are other companies apart from here. it's a big company put it's a big company thanks to the allegiance with b.p. there are other companies and b.p. can help them just as they did had. and violent kristina's separately b.p. is reportedly close to resuming drilling in the gulf of mexico followed the disastrous oil spill that we saw last year if that's true does it surprise you. well first of all since february seventeenth aid permits have been of awarded in the gulf of mexico to exxon chevron b.h.p. billiton. actually on april the first two any they're all just for continuing operations that had already started before and royal dutch shell is the only one but apparently has had drilling for new new drilling now what b.p. wants is to get approval for ten development worlds development world from not exploration wells those are just wells th

pictures turn from the start and screeching of religious services underway at the site where the plane carrying the chance to. change. the government standards and later was used of allowing the rebels in libya to violate the gearing is a no fly zone of the two opposition truckers are shot down by government forces. you know the stories this week a priest in finland faces racial hatred charges for speaking out against one of the world's most wanted terrorists groups side splitting with extremism. the next we discuss where consumerism and dependency on oil leading america and our interview coming right up. today r t is talking to peter joseph activists and filmmaker he's the founder of the movement and has recently released his newest film guys move forward. peter thank you for joining us today for our viewers who may not be very familiar with it briefly explain what it's like ice movement is what it's like it's film series over first pointed out is my own creative expression and it carried over with an influence and inspiration if you will to the psychosis movement through a number of people th

would you feel safer carrying a gun like this? because i don't feel like i can control it well. i can definitely see why training is so important to anyone carrying a gun. >> me too. >> just because you can feel the power you have. >> just gimme my gun. >> sorry, the law requires a five-day waiting period. we got to run our baggage check. >> five days? but -- background check. >> five days? but i'm mad now. >> there's an a.t.f. form that has to be fill outside for the purchase of a long gun. it also has to be filled out for the purchase of a handgun. the state has laid on a requirement in addition to the federal form 4473 to fill out their state form for the purchase of a handgun. >> here in wisconsin, we have a state constitutional amendment which is article one, section 25 which says that the people have the right to keep and bear arms foruation, hunting and any other purpose. >> it is called p.o.o.. the right of the people to keep and bear arms shall not be infringed. interestingly enough, wisconsin also has right to keep and b

you're giving it to me and i will carry it to the world.take that very literally and very seriously. tavis: i ask this because, to my mind and my read, it is impossible to ignore it. many of these places that you have chosen to spend your time and do the work that you do, these persons who are disenfranchised oftentimes tend to be people of color. so i ask in a very forthright way what does reset to do with it? >> i think it has everything to do with it. i think it has everything to do with it. if there were 15 million quite orphans in north america, we would be doing absolutely everything we could to nurture, love, cherish, and power the health and educate the children. because of those roughly 15 million a chevy orphans living in sub-sahara -- 15 million hiv orphans living in sub-saharan africa, we do not have the large scale to galvanize political response that i absolutely believe we would if they were not people of color. i think that is a very good point that you make. tavis: whether their people of color, whether they are africans or

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this is where they're carrying the struts and beams for the roof. what's amazing here, this man is the head man for the village. i don't know if there's clergy here, but in their culture they're not supposed to do labor. they're suppose to give spiritual advice. he carried the first load symbolizing his advocacy for education. in the back there's the silver beard. see after three years we hadn't gotten very far. the problem wasn't them but me. i was doing something we call micromanage meant. i had my receipts and i was determined to make this school getting built without losing one dollar and village chief one day came up to me and sat me down and said son, you need to do one thing, you need to sit down and be quiet and let us do the work and he took my receipts and records and locked them in an earthen locker and he came back with his british musket gun, when you fire it it blasts in your face and he came back and said everything will be fine. a l.a. willing. six weeks later the school got built. it was an important lesson to let go and let the com

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the motion carries. is there any -- item number six is discussion and possible action to appoint commissioners to serve on the nominations subcommittee. commissioner walker: can you tell us who is currently serving? >> hechanova, lee and romero. commissioner walker: i would move that we continue on with the same committee. >> second. president hechanova: criss. commissioner romero: yes. president hechanova: or would you rather step down and maybe mr. mar or -- commissioner murphy: do you want to continue, mr. president? president hechanova: yes. commissioner murphy: that's two. frank is not here to speak for himself. president hechanova: to approve. commissioner walker: approve everybody. >> is there public comment on item number six? if not, there is a motion. so is everyone in favor? >> aye. >> the motion carries. now item number seven is director's report. a is update on d.b.i.'s finances. president hechanova: good morning, pam. >> deputy director of administrator services. we continue to see our reve