cost of three hundred seventy million dollars the new look venue is set to feature a roof on the center court thirty five outside courts hasting it up acidy of eight thousand spectators as well as a new media center. if you love yourself all the bridge figuration has decided it was more than seventy percent of the vote just the breeze cd project for the new or long garish stadium. or golf and that was a surprise. as we're now at the dubai desert classic a spaniard fired a hole in one before popping the star names to claim the biggest trophy of his career tiger woods was among twenty players within three shots of the leaders going into the final day of the former world number one double bogeyed the eighteenth and has yet to win since his return to the greens last year eventually champion here also hit a triple bogey seven on the eighth after losing his ball of a palm tree but he also sank an eagle a powerful second along with four birdies and the turning point came in the past three eleventh a scene from the west one hundred fifty meters to set up when he finished on eleven under our overall o

cost a three hundred seventy million dollars the new look venue is said to feature a roof on the center court and thirty five outside courts hosting a capacity of eighty thousand spectators that is really the ascent of. moving to the ski slopes where american emily cook and anton cushiony are from belarus won the moscow stage of the freestyle skiing world cup the event held at gorky park is unique and i correspond explains why. before we answer the question as to why moscow stage of the world cup is like no other in the world let's recap on the action starting with the women who are american emily power to only her second ever world cup stage win and she must redish her trips to moscow her first win took place here two three years ago crazy here in moscow and so much fun and you know her going as it did a great job of making straight and not to let us have all like they made sure it happened and everything's ok and all the athletes are saying now we're really had you being asked over in the men's side russian who are all finished in sixth place which turned out to be the best result of the se

ministrations for the purpose of creating an on- site intensive outpatient program at the drug court treatment center located at the corner of sixth and bryant. since its inception, the drug court has fulfilled a function of case management care coordination, care linkage, with the acceptance and implementation of this grant and program. we will be able to provide treatment services on site to defendants in the program who are receiving surfaces in leo of a criminal count conviction or incarceration. you asked your approval, thank you. supervisor chu: thank you. do we have a question from the committee? supervisor mirkarimi? supervisor mirkarimi: thank you. first of all, i am a big fan of the drug court. it has been tried and true and i have been through a few graduation's as well as the behavioral court. what is the location again? >> 409 6thn street, about a haf a block from the hall of justice. supervisor mirkarimi: the community court that with established for the tenderloin- soma area, is there>> that is a there is interface between the two programs. there are many defendants or offenders who wi

center? >> i am with the superior court. primarily, the guidelines that get a defendant to our program is the geographic region of which the cjc serves, not necessarily the case type. the first element of jurisdiction is our primary conduit into the program. we have a list of guidelines in terms of case types served as well. >> it is always -- supervisor mirkarimi: it is always helpful to remind the public, what is the border exactly of the cjc? >> i like to describe the border by neighborhoods as opposed to the map. i can provide that to you or the public. we serve the tenderloin completely, south of market, civic center and union square neighborhood. our lines go out to bush st., all the way to third -- it is quite a big swath of the community. those neighborhoods and police stations are within our jurisdiction. supervisor mirkarimi: it just so happens that my district abuts to your border. it struck an initial concern when this conversation came up almost three years ago. how do you answer the question to people who say

thirty five outside court has to pass a team of eight thousand spectators its goal is a new media center. if you look great. figuration has decided it was more than seventy percent of the vote you choose the breeze cd project for the new or long hair stadium. in the n.b.a. monta ellis scored thirty three points on sunday night as the golden state warriors overcame the oklahoma thunder golden state had a toss to defend against the against top story kevin durant did school twenty one points in the match that's the night belongs to another man ellis like golden state by four hard times stephen curry was also shot thirty six to twenty three points as the warriors controlled the game in the final quarter to see that. they didn't want to golden state's win this down the seconds remaining two hundred ninety four was the final score. moving to the ski slopes where american emily cook and. belarus have won the moscow stage of the freestyle skiing while cup the event held at gorky park is unique and that correspondent tells us why. before we answer the question as to why moscow stage of the world

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center. cousins from the court instructs the -- here's the best play of the night. blair at 28 points.ns had 33 and they didn't even play griffin the second half because they wanted to get ready for the dunk contest and the real all-star game on sunday. dunk after dunk after dunk, 22 assists as the rookies won that game. here's the one, though, that people are going to remember. little beaver, just doing it and doing it to death. this guy is terrific. a canadian set up grains and then between the legs and hits a three pointer. four assists, two rebounds, and of course he gets the mvp. anybody else, you.net medical examiner it. but the east beat the west 54- 49. san jose state beat weaver state, oliver score only 9 points. it's a trade rumor that won't go away. carmelo anthony who is in los angeles for the all star game met with the knicks owner last night and a report came out that the nets of new jersey and denver have agreed on the players to be traded, but carmelo has to agree to sign a three year deal. as of right now, he's a denver nugget. among the 12 hall of fame finists, mullen

our national system falls terribly short according to a report conducted by the national center for state courts and the national consortium for justice information answer to sticks more than two million people with disqualifying mental illness records have yet to be entered into the national instant criminal background check system two million people so why is this happening well brad jacobson of raw story that investigation found a mix of bureaucracy a lack of funding and a whole lot of politics play here he joins me now to discuss his findings brad thanks so much for joining us now brad i'm just curious two million that mentally ill people are not in our database that really is a staggering statistic is that what led you to do the investigation here once you found that number or did you start before that. i started looking at existing gun laws and i came across this report that was cited by the brady center to prevent gun violence ironically the day before the tucson shooting just by chance they happened to come out this press release citing this report. and the report you know stating that o

and i'm just literally front court, center, just yelling, "he's killing her!nd and saying, "what's going on?" and then he opens the thing up and she's not in there. i'm like, "never mind, it's magic! [ laughter ] just magic. everybody, calm down." >> jimmy: i'm getting two more beers. anyone want one?" >> "who wants one? i'm cut off at the second quarter? understandable." [ laughter ] >> jimmy: what is "hall pass" about? explain to people. it's a pretty funny premise. >> it's a pretty good idea. yeah, the basic idea is -- owen wilson and i are a couple guys that have been married for a while. both of our marriages are a little stale. and our wives give us a week off of marriage to do whatever we want with no consequences. so that can be anything from, you know, sleeping in late, playing golf. to, you know, chasing girls. three of those things, which we do. none of them very good. >> jimmy: you think it's just gonna be a wild, like, "oh, my gosh." >> my character's fired up about it. >> jimmy: you guys are just at an applebee's going, "this is fun." [ light lau

cables from the whistle blowing web site to support its own agenda assad has been the center of a high profile court cases he tries to avoid extradition to sweden. russian security services arrest three suspected accomplices of the dome and head of the airborne bomber this comes as the identity of the suicide bomber is confirmed by d.n.a. tests thirty six people died almost two hundred injured in the january attack on moscow's busiest airport. and anti-government protesters in egypt gathered for their largest rally in more than two weeks of on arrest western companies also in the spotlight after they allegedly bankrolled president hosni mubarak and his entourage for decades opposition supporters continue to demand that the president step down. up next cross talk host piero bell and guess discuss the changes facing egypt in the international reaction to that coming your way next stay with us. can. follow in welcome to cross talk i'm peter lavelle dilemma democracy versus stability can egypt have both are the us and its allies in the region prepared to see people's power in the arab world succeed and

and then at the center of a high profile court cases he tries to avoid extradition to sweden. russian security services arrest three suspected accomplices of the board bomber. the identity of the suicide bombers and d.n.a. tests thirty six people died almost two hundred were injured in the january attack on moscow's busiest airport. and anti-government protesters in egypt gather for their largest rally in more than two weeks of the rest western companies also in the spotlight after allegedly bankrolling him and his entourage for decades opposition supporters continue to demand president mubarak step down. we are headlines coming up max kaiser gets back to basics and takes a look at the economics still largely follows a book that was published in seven hundred seventy six has a report coming your way next. i am max kaiser and this is the kaiser report you know back in seventeen seventy six a couple of things happened america was born plus the publication of wealth of nations you know wealth of nations is the book that the entire meal liberal neo classical economic model is base

for the terror, we have the numbers, the quoting up-and-down from the center, local branches coming for full court assembled like a higher number with the center saying it's a can of the higher number, but that is all recorded in excruciating detail, much greater detail than we have on the german side, which i didn't expect either, but that is the way it actually looks. it's excruciatingly clear. the documents given precise detail what they're going to do. >> it wasn't quite clear to me from your presentation much about the relationship between the famine, terror and subsequent holocaust. in other words, did the stalinist policies that took place in the early 1930s or even starting in the smaller famine in 1920 as, do you feel that those events aided and abetted the subsequent not the policies as they moved across eastern europe? >> well, there are relationships and i try to document them in the book. i wouldn't say there is a relationship which is a straight forward as that. it's surely the case that the famine was known about at the time. it was known about in a time in which it was an after the

they set up a command center in the torched supreme court building putting out a daily newspaper makingos for the outside world and helping families find loved ones abducted by qaddafi's regimen. >> after charlie sheen is sitting down on abc to defend controversial comments he made that led to the cancellation of his tv show. cbs suspended the hit comedy two and a half men after sheen blasted the show's producer during a radio interview last week. he referred to chuck lori by his birthday levine which sparked claims of anti-sem tick. the interview with sheen will air on abc 7 tuesday night at 10:00 on a special edition of 20/20. right here right now my friend lisa argen with a look at the accu-weather forecast. >> you know, temperatures were colder yesterday than this morning. so we do have a couple records that we've shattered. >> yeah. >> but not as many as yesterday. we have this to look forward to. clear sky, a bit of a warm-up and temperatures semirecovering but more rain is headed our way as well. stay tuned. we'll have it all for you coming up. >> thank you, lisa. also coming up,

court. my understanding is the center of the can constitutional rights has a two and a half thousand page document they're releasing in the next twenty four hours in geneva but it's difficult to know where to start with george w. bush because it into a car driven people it's dick cheney it's filled as dick cheney's chief of staff we don't have rumsfeld's memo was this is about illegal wars and so on but this case i think centers around two individuals in particular one of whom i've met a cameraman for a canary satellite t.v. channel who was incarcerated in going to animal for years and we mustn't forget forty eight year old died a few days ago after being gone time of a nine year. old's without charge of course and tortured by the international law has proved pretty useless when it comes to torture will any of these come to pass to actually indict all these people including of course tony blair here in britain very doubtful in the hague won't touch the people that really are responsible for torture in such a major scale and training torture is at the school of americas and of course we must rememb

they set up a command center in the torched supreme court building putting out a daily newspaper, makingeos for the outside world and helping families find loved ones abducted by the regimen. (chanting) >> hundreds here in the bay area showed their solidarity with anti-government libyans and other prodemocracy movements in the middle east. they gathered in san francisco yesterday. members of bay area arab communities called for justice and liberation for libya, bahrain, yemen and morocco. they denied force being used and called for moammer gadhafi's resignation. actor charlie sheen is sitting down on abc to defend controversial comments he made that led to the cancellation of his tv show. they cancelled two and a half men after sheen blasted him in a radio rant. if someone called him carlos estevez that would not make him anti-latino. it's a special edition of 20/20. lisa argen here now to talk about, oh, it's really been cold out here. >> already broke two records. san jose at 32 right now. 33 oakland. so new records there, still about 5 degrees to go in the north bay before we see thos

court of alameda. the alternative justice center could shut down in the next four to six months. the nonprofit lost half its budget when a federal grant was canceled last year. this would be bad news for 400 children whose cases have not been heard. less than 10% of mccullum's kids reoffend compared to 80% of youth who go through the traditional juvenile system. >>> desperate to increase funding for its schools alameda county's school board turned to voters for help. the board of education will hold a special election to vote on a tax that would cost property tax owners an extra $180 a year. it would raise about $3 million to preserve after-school activities and smaller class sizes. alameda county voters can cast mail-in ballots from april 4th through may 3rd. the measure needs a 2/3 majority to pass. >>> after last year's sagging tourist economy the hotel market is turning the corner in the bay area. the biggest improvements are in the east bay. the contra costa times reports just 13 hotels are in default during the final three months of 2010. that's down by half from the year b

this year's address will be held at the san jose convention center and scheduled to begin around 7:30. >> the california supreme court is wading back into the legal battle over same sex marriage. last august a federal judge declared proposition 8 unconstitutional but it was immediately repealed. they were involved in the original case. the state supreme court has agreed to decide that issue but the court won't hear arguments on it until at least september. >> so tough watching that tahoe video wishing i could be up there. >> i think we all heard the sigh from kristen's side of the table. >> actually showers this morning. more snow's coming down there, too. >> we may see some here, lisa? >> already seeing that mixed presip with the cold temperatures in our higher elevations. numbers in the 40s. fairly uniform with 46 in fremont, 45 in san rafael. and you notice the showers on your way in this morning. becoming more widespread. here's live doppler 7 hd. if we zoom in, you'll notice it in the north bay we've got rain, 101, santa rosa. berkeley, emeryville over 80 this morning. so if you're headed out early to the mounta

clerk's podium to the floor level and moving it 14 inches toward the center of the room so that we can have access between the court costs desk and the podium. and then a short ramp could be built to the president's podium on the right-hand side, as this rendering shows you. the design has both disability access and historic preservation benefits. the disability access benefits are that access is provided by a ramp, not a lift. the access is quick and direct because the ramp is short. both the president's podium and clerks area are made permanently accessible. from an historic preservation perspective, the recreates a small footprint within the chamber. it maintains the balance of the room. it preserves all of the historic material in the president's desk and clark's desk and allows for but does not require the use of the historic function of the president's podium. why the current configuration is not sufficient -- it is not compliant. we have a temper iran that was placed on top of carpeting. we have, in fact, somewhat a risky area for someone in a wheelchair. the bottom line is this was required work when the bu

court. and now our close up team takes two center of russia to explore the mother want of a famous kalashnikov assault rifle the town of which i ask. jasc is the capital of the republic located in the western euro area formally an engineering town and a close city during soviet times it's been a place where all kind of metal work was done especially the manufacture of machinery and weaponry it's also worth me how kalashnikov design is famed a.k.a. assault rifle but it's not the only invention that the city's famous for as discovered. some call it the ultimate firearm the changed the world the famed kalashnikov assault rifle it was developed soon after the end of the world war two of an engineer at the weapons factory. it was created with the experience of war in mind with consideration for all the requirements for a firearm which were in place to run the war today our customers demand new qualities from the assault rifle they want a combination of a sniper and a short barreled weapon a rifle that will have high accuracy it be easy to carry and use. that we know how that legendary weapon works

. >>> the man at the center of michael jackson's death investigation will show up later in court todayhy. >>> and a live look at the bay bridge as people make their way we'l right bac back.ing. >>> finally some weather to talk about. look at what's making its way over san francisco overlooking candlestick point. a gorgeous sunrise is shaping up. of course, we are facing the south. looking to the north you can see the clouds coming in as part of a front to change our weather pattern around substantially as we head into tomorrow. not so much today. just count on increasing clouds heading throughout this afternoon. and more of an onshore flow tonight. we don't have any coastal fog, but we expect some to develop heading through this evening and especially tomorrow morning. the onshore flow is shaping up as part of this little front. it is not really going to make its way through the bay area because it is colliding with the big system of high pressure, but what will happen is we'll see a little bit of the marine influence impacting the temperatures at the coast, immediate coast, in particu

court in the u.k. for the second day fighting extradition to sweden with the hearing centers on friday his lawyers say political pressure from washington to see a son handed over to u.s. authorities. and as. president is trying to take the consequences and the demonstrators remain skeptical. six am in moscow i match reza good to have you with us here on r t our top story russia's security services have briefed the country's lawmakers on the investigation into last month's bombing of moscow's domodedovo airport up to seven suspects were named in a connection with the attack during a closed meeting this comes as al qaeda linked terrorists doku umarov says he ordered the attack authorities believe he was also behind last year's moscow metro bombings and the two thousand and nine bombing of a moscow to st petersburg passenger train he's a catarina got a house. russia's most wanted terrorist claims thirty six more human lives have been added to his deadly account chechen born daughter kumar of says he was the mastermind behind january's bombing at the idea that the airport might have made the claims in a v

center and i hope you enjoyed it. we're going to play a couple more tunes, but if you really want to dance, make sure you visit us in the north court because we're going to do some really great dancing, ok? so ready, guys? ♪ ♪ ♪ [singing in spanish] ♪ [singing in spanish] ♪ [singing in spanish] ♪ ♪ [singing in spanish] ♪ [speaking in spanish] ♪ ♪ ♪ [applause] >> ok, we're going to play one more tune for you all. my name is jose leon. everybody knows miguel. yes, all right. . [applause] ♪ >> this is a classic from the 1950's i hope you like. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [singing in spanish] ♪ ♪ ♪ [speaking in spanish] ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [applause] >> once again, everybody, thank you very much. once again, we're furturo picante. come and visit us. we meet on wednesdays. i also have a younger group that you have to see. they're here on tuesdays. they're anywhere from 5 to 13. so you've got to see the other band. so once again, thank you, and we'll see you a little later. [applause] >> ladies and gentlemen, furturo picante! [applause] again, i'm joined tonight by lisa, who is our senior community development specialist at the mayor's office of housing. she'll b

center we're hopeful that the construction will start next year. all the necessary approvals will so. scandalous character. of the american courts passed in the us this action. after that ruling. became cautious when sending their exhibits to the us i guess they're afraid that actually the exhibits can be detained there how can this situation and. this ruling the reviewed and. cautious when they send their collections to other countries such as . france. or american partners created this situation. and it's become an obstacle in the way of our partnership in this sphere of culture purely american situational american since you danger for your. point on expectedly. of the collection of manuscripts never been. in abroad and has been legally stored in the russian state library since one thousand nine hundred eighteen. no one has legal rights for it. americans can vent of the term spiritual rights. the moral rights yes moral rights but if so we should give away all exhibits from our museums it's absolutely unacceptable it's a common american courts were judged actions according to international law actually. it's absurd to do no one