just repeating, andrew chan has lost his appeal in this. we just heard that from an indonesian court watching this verdict. >> it certainly doesn't look good. you've got president widodo really seeming to want to make a point that drug smuggling won't be tolerate the in this conservative muslim nation. and all three the legal ranglings, they haven't budged. we've seen one having an appeal denied. we'll watch that. >> it president's lawyers themselves, they have argued the court doesn't have jurisdiction, and that this cannot be challenged. so that -- that doesn't look good. we will keep an eye on this. >> facing possible execution by firing squad. we'll bring you updates this hour as we get them. we are learning more about that massacre at garissa university college in kenya. that was unfolding around this time on thursday, i remember. we have new details about the man believed to have planned. the government has publicly named mohamed mohamud as the number-one suspect. one of the masked men who attacked the school last week was the son of

>> so the appeal for andrew chan has been denied.e're waiting as we listen in to this judge reading the decision for myuran sukumaran. should we assume it will be the same decision? throughout this, have the two been deemed equally responsible up until now? would we expect the same outcome for the other guy? >> reporter: yeah, well, they've certainly presented their cases as equals in the same way. they presented exactly the same evidence. they have their lawyers presenting similar cases, saying that they are both remarkable examples of reform within prison. they've both turned themselves around. they have recognized and realized what they did was wrong. in fact, sukumaran gave an interview to a friend of his, ngo worker, who met with him several times during his time in the bali prison. he said then that, look, i thought that this would be a fast way to make a quick buck. if you like it make money fast. now i realize that drugs is not the real way to success. there are other ways, too. and i want fob forgiven for what i did. all alo

now this report. >> reporter: andrew chan and myuran sukumaran.ians who have shown a global spotlight on indonesia's death penalty policy for drug traffickers. they've spent the last decade in a balinese prison after being sentenced to death for attempting to smuggle 8.3 kilograms of heroin to australia. they say they're now changed men and have reformed in prison. and that they deserve a second chance. but an indonesian court upheld the rejection of their clemency applications. dashing their hopes of being saved from the firing squad. but their lawyers aren't giving up. they say the indonesian's president to ban all clemencies from drug traffickers is unconstitutional and that they're taking their fight to the next level. >> we are about to file a fundamental issue to a fundamental court, asking the court to emphasize what is the precedent obligation in relation with the clemency. >> reporter: indonesia has become the target of international outrage, as a result of its policy to ban all clemency applications from drug traffickers. critics say, th

it is crucial that we get it right i'm interested in me i'm not clear we appreciate commissioner chan's commitment to make sure that people stay open we don't know other thing we're advocating for as a group is for a profession to be replaced and it is a medical practice we noted one thing the land use recollections are being amended so we're removed from the classification of a medical service and being marked out as a massage establishment we don't want to go through rezoning the whole city but the fact is we really do we think the time is now for san francisco to recognize therapy as a professional service oh, among ha-ha-ha oh i don't want that in my neighborhood but a lot of people have xoifk beliefs about this. >> thank you very much. >> hello commissioners ami amanda i have a sole provider practice in san francisco i'm asking requesting more time for public review before this commission comes to a decision about this legislation we're seeing new language in the amnesty i'll read the part i'm confused about the did you want noticed the lisa are going to go through the legalization

-- we're close to having her and we're standing by waiting for melissa chan. if i pause for a second, can i hear what they're chanting? let's pause and hear what the demonstrators in new york are chanting. [ chanting ] okay, i don't know if you can exactly make out what they're saying, but you canner certainly take a moment to read some of their signs. melissa chan is there in union square, and melissa described the scene, and i don't know what the demonstration is to the parts of the city, or if they're circling union square. >> it's unlawful obstruction of pedestrian traffic. >> and we lost it. just like that. okay. we lost it. so can we go back to the live pictures? and we'll see if we can get her back. can we get the live pictures back up? there we go. new york square in new york city again this demonstration started maybe an hour and a half, 45 minutes ago growing in size here, and you can see a couple of the signs but it's in support of demonstrations going on in baltimore right now, and demonstrators there are obviously wanting answers of what happened

chan she's unable to be here because she is a resident and still in clinic duties was unable to tear herself away she's shown not only through her work at san francisco general but as an educator extremely dloeft to taking care of under served population and even more with that wonderful donation she and mr. zuckerberg have absolutely committed themselves both privately and pub to making sure we maintain our resources throughout the city throwing out for those in need as well as those who are injured and we thank you very much for this honor in recognizing her gift thank you (clapping) sue thank you for you will a you do and the entire management at sf general (clapping.) and our final honorees this morning are two women say set the bar for what can be achieved through collaborative leadership i'll say they're not afraid to push their peers or city for better outcomes they do this with grace and humor when needed and attention to long-term relationships and goals i'm referring to gail of the community housing partnering and shell lane for the second street street serviced their pavin

in that meeting, channing tobias, a member of the u.s. delegation to the u.n., had said to his state department handlers, you can count on me to be a team player and play the team game. but there are some areas where my conscience will take over. the state department had a mantra that they said to folks going into south africa. that was, hank your conscience on a peg. that is the way you can really enjoy south africa. tobias refused to hang his conscience on a peg. the fourth committee was beside itself and decided to really break precedents this time. it was not about michael scott giving testimony. it was asking the leadership of the hereros, namas, and other tribes to give direct testimony about what is happening in south west africa. south africa and the british they stand up and begin to go, this is unprecedented and unheralded. as the south african said, one day you all will get hung on the gallows that you have built for south africa. the british turned to the americans because they had scripted how this meeting would work. the sou

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in that meaning, -- meeting, channing tobias, a member of the u.s. delegation to the u.n., had said to his state department handlers, you can count on me to be a team player and play the team game. but there are some areas where my conscience will take over. the state department had a mantra that they said to folks going into south africa. that was, hank your conscience on a peg. that is the way you can really enjoy south africa. tobias refused to hang his conscience on aipac -- a peg. the fourth committee was beside itself and decided to really break precedents this time. it was not about michael scott giving testimony. it was asking the leadership of the hereros, namas, and other tribes to give direct testimony about what is happening in south west africa. south africa and the british they stand up and begin to go, this is unprecedented and unheralded. as the south african said, one day you all will get hung on the gallows that you have built for south africa. the british turned to the americans because they had scripted how this meeting would work

andrew chan was executed by firing squad.renchman surged mary jane fiesta veloso was spared because of ongoing appeals. we have more. reporter: ambulances carrying the dead slowly pushed their way through the crowd. the eight convicted drug traffickers were executed shortly after midnight local time. these two australians, myuran sukumaran and andrew chan. their prime minister was quick to denounce the executions. >> australia respects the system and indonesia's sovereignty. we do deplore what has been done. this cannot simply be business as usual. reporter: australia has now recalled its ambassador for consultations. there was outrage in brazil too. there were appeals for clemency. >> it was proven that he suffered from schizophrenia. we never contested the accusation or the process. we respect indonesia's sovereignty. we protest the manner as a -- reporter: the filipino was spared. officials say they have postponed her execution after a woman turned herself in in the philippines. 14 drug traffickers have now been shot by fi

kim chan-ju, nhk world, seoul. >>> and that's the latest in business here's a check on markets. >>> the united states has recently seen a search in a coffee shop that is different from the major chains. these trendy coffee shops has started to open in japan. but how they make their coffee isn't so different from the country's traditional methods. >> reporter: people are waiting in line at a branch of a u.s. coffee shop that opened in tokyo this year. it's special because the coffee is made without machines. each cup is brewed using the drip method. >> translator: i don't think the coffee at coffee shop chains is tasty. but here it's smooth. >> reporter: james freeman, the founder of this coffee shop brand explains he was influenced by japanese cafes. >> i'm thinking of making coffee one cup at a time roasting in very small batches, very labor intensive. >> reporter: this is one of the cafes that freeman was inspired by. the brewing method for each cup varies depending on the condition of the beans. for instance if they are not fresh roasted, hotter water is used and it is poured more sl

militia chan al jazeera.ifornia. >> you can check out the full report tonight at 8:30 eastern. >>> abraham lincoln is being remembered tonight at a vil gill. he died 150 years ago this morning. thanks for watching. i'm stephanie sy. the news continues. ♪ ♪ . >> this is al jazeera. >> welcome to the news hour. i am rachelle kerry in doha. coming up. hundreds of migrants rescued off italy are brought into port the u.n. says not enough is being done to save them. more air strikes target rebel positions in yemen's capitol as saudi arabia and egypt discuss large scale military exercises. the european union takes legal action against google

. >> i'm with commissioner chan's office i want a point of clarification would you like the conditional use eliminates for all establishments it is currently massage establishments that go through the city process are required to get cruz and right now it's one hundred percent. >> understood a good question. >> thank you. >> so commissioners maybe what we now that you've had discussion around i think it maybe good to take each piece of legislation and go through in terms of it would be helpful for me to take the legislation and talk about the elements you support and with the health code regulations if there's - do you have an ability to make the recommendations modifications or you just want to make recommend modifications. >> so i have a question is the calendar such we need to make a recommendation we've done a deep dive in the last 72 hours sins i've received nominees thank you for helping marshall the groups if we can consider this matter again once the community itself has had an opportunity to organize itself with the specific recommendations or this is a sense of urgency to take

andrew chan and myuran sukamaran could face the firing squad. others are set to be executed. it's been confirmed that they will take place despite pleas for clemency >>> the executions are need the to send a strong message. we have this explanation from jakarta. >> reporter: pleas for mercy poured in from all over the world - the united nations, european union, france brazil, indonesia. it all fell on death areas at the palace. president joko widodo said he doesn't want to discuss the executions and during an exclusive introduce with al jazeera he emotionally explained why he thinks drug traffickers have to die. >> translation: what is the impact on the drugs they distribute. 4.5 million people have to be rehabilitate because of drug abuse. we want to wipe out drugs. don't look at the fate that sell drugs, the fate of victims must be considered. >> the president claims 40-50 john easterns die due to drug abuse. researchers who provide the figures say they can't be verified and drug abuse has reduced in the country, now, on the eve of the ex-use. claims have been confirmed tha

lisa chan is live in fairfield where officers believe the suspect may have been trying to steal the car. lisa. >> reporter: that's right. police say that was a crime of opportunity because the car was running. but the outcome is the best that they could have hoped for. this happy family was reunited a few hours ago. >> it was amazing. i was overjoyed with goosebumps and i wanted to squeeze him. >> reporter: it started as a typical day for suzanne guzman. her husband put their 8-year- old son in their car to take him in school to napa before heading to work. he started the car to warm it up and went back in the house. 30 seconds later when she walked outside the car was gone. >> just didn't know what to think. i was like, wait, my car is not there. is it somewhere else? and i am like, the car is not there. >> reporter: someone took the car and drove off with brock in the back seat. police immediately put out an amber alert with details of the car and brock. >> there are a lot of crazy bad people out there. and i am very, very thankful for my friends and family who immediately jumped on f

. >> skit a chan to -- it is a chan to get up close with a large elephant sperm whale and different whales around the world. >> you can enjoy whales, giants of the deep at the california academy of science. the exhibit is around until the end of november. >>> he gave his life in the line of duty we have a special tribute the officers from across the pay area are paying today to san jose police officer michael johnson. >> the new concern of security at a major bay area airport with new details on the woman accused of getting on to the tarmac in san jose. >> we leave you looking at i-80 in berkeley. traffic is getting heavy. okay buddy what's your favorite kind of cheerios? honey nut. but... chocolate is my other favorite... but apple cinnamon is my favorite too... and fruity... oh yeah, and frosted! okay, but...what's you're most favorite of all? hmm... the kind i have with you. me too. >>> live from the kgo-tv broadcast center this is abc7 news. >>> good morning everyone, 5:00 a.m. on thursday morning. almost made it to the weekend but it is a somber thursday. more on that ahead. i am eric

cruel because both andrew chan and myuran sukamaran spend some decade in gaol before being executed. and unnecessary, because both of these young australians were fully rehabilitated while in prison >>> there was also a fair amount of caution in what tony abbott had to say. he emphasised the relationship between australia and indonesia, saying it's a dark moment in that relationship, but emphasised that it is an important relationship, and always will be. so judging by that, it seems unlikely that in the short term anyway we'll see any further significant steps taken by the australian government against indonesia, other than the move to bring the australian ambassador to indonesia home, a decision that has been taken >>> mobile access to social media networks in burundi has been cut, twitter, facebook and another, used by the opposition to organise demoges. it's the -- demonstrations. it's the latest way to clampdown. malcolm webb reports from the capital. >> reporter: covering the burundi protests comes with risks. this man sells the video he films to tv stations and international p

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let's get it. >> your turn. >> so that was channing twerking. >> yes, channing tatum twerker. >> yes. >> tatum twerking for j lo that was something. >> then next vin diesel puts his voice to good use to honor his friend. >> the last time i stood on this, i love you guys. the last time i stood on this stage i was with my brother pablo. i love that little intro deduction that beautiful song: it's been a long day, and i'll tell you all about it, when i see you again. >> of course, he is singing about his friend paul walk her died in the car crash. >> let's get back to kevin hart. he won. he goes up on stage and gave this acceptance speech. >> i want to thank my children. the at the even of the day you all wonder why i work so hard my kid are with me, because this is why. i do it all for them. i'm trying to leave a legacy behind. the the last name hart means something. >> how cute are those kid, um. >> kevin h art was in the only one reflecting curing the ceremony. robert downey junior had this to say while accepting the the generation award. >> i have grown up, i have struggled i have fa

. >> reporter: 71-year-old chan has been a radio enthusiast his whole life liking how it connects him to the rest of the world, and radio fans are bound by an honour code. on the schol he had set up a radio show. >> all the radio amateurs in the world have good relationships, even with the philippines. >> relations between china and her neighbours are not good with the smaller countries accusing them of bullying. surveillance programs have been released saying china has been building airstrips and building islands in waters where 5 million of trade passes through. china says the projects are for civilian purposes. >> the relevant construction which is reasonable, justified and lawful is within china's sovereignty, does not impact or talk to a country and is behind reproach. >> china believes. >> from a young age the chinese are taught to be proud of their heritage, that they live in the middle kingdom, the center of the world. part it is heritage over the south china sea. many give little importance to the tension brewing, unaware that the matter has been brought to an international t

melissa chan looks at the drought's impact on rich and poor. >> the ravages of the california drought. drying reservoirs, fall low fields a state of emergency. but in marin county it's water everywhere, and every drop to drink. >> so our reservoirs are at 94% capacity right now, which is average for this time of year. >> it's one of the richest counties in the state and the country. and the story of the haves and have nots, here is yet another problem these residents don't need to worry about. >> we take a look up north and we can't help to be envious. they have hot tubs, swimming pools, government courses streams that are running. we're sitting here being told think twice before you flush. >> the drought has not had an uniform impact across the state. instead, some 400 water districts produce 400 different scenarios. >> we're not part of the state water project or central valley project. we are he an unique system here. >> as you can see with the situation here in marin good water management is key and can have act back on the worst an impact on the region. >> retired farmer worries

cruel because both andrew chan and myuran sukamaran spend some decade in gaol before being executed. and unnecessary, because both of these young australians were fully rehabilitated while in prison >>> there was also a fair amount of caution in what tony abbott had to say. he emphasised the relationship between australia and indonesia, saying it's a dark moment in that relationship, but emphasised that it is an important relationship, and always will be. so judging by that, it seems unlikely that in the short term anyway we'll see any further significant steps taken by the australian government against indonesia, other than the move to bring the australian ambassador to indonesia home, a decision that has been taken >>> more than two dozen turkish actors launching mass protests against recep tayyip erdogan in 2013 have been acquitted. they had been charged with sitting up a criminal organization. the leaders the thaksin solidarity group. the protest started as an environmental group, and snowball into a wave of anger against recep tayyip erdogan >>> russia's gazprom reported a loss

melissa chan tells us more been buying and selling water. farmers and officials cutting deals for water >>> in the race - rand paul says he is running for president. president. [office phone chatter] [frogs croaking] you know what, let me call you back. what are you doing?! [scream] [frogs croaking] [yelling and screaming] it's back! xfinity watchathon week. the biggest week in television history. it's your all-access binge-watching pass to tv's hottest shows, free with xfinity on demand. xfinity watchathon week. now through april 12th. perfect for people who really love tv. al jazeera america gives you the total news experience anytime, anywhere. more on every screen. digital, mobile, social. visit aljazeera.com. follow @ajam on twitter. and like aljazeera america on facebook for more stories, more access, more conversations. so you don't just stay on top of the news, go deeper and get more perspectives on every issue. al jazeera america. >>> tonight after another candidate throws his hat into the ring for 2016. >> i have a message. a messa

keach: butz chan was the 11th king in copan's royal dynasty. a king who could organize the construction of great buildings obviously had wealth far beyond anyone else in the city. but where did that wealth come from ? the copan valley several miles wide is watered by the copan river. today the fertile bottom lands near the ancient palaces of the elite lords are owned by a few wealthy families. on the hillsides peasants try to eek out a living on inferior land. the archaeologists speculate that this same pattern would have existed in ancient times. by surveying the hillsides they have discovered the homes of the ancient maya commoners. 3 meters and 80 centimeters. let's get it on the map. by mapping each house site they create a picture of maya settlement. over two-thirds of the population, mostly commoners lived in the hills far from the acropolis on the compounds of the elite who controlled the best lands. to confirm that the ancient residents of the hillsides were farmers archaeologists employ new scientific tools. using samples of mud from a

melissa chan has a report on how some have many and others don't. >> drying reservoirs, fallow field, a state of emergency. but north of san francisco in marin county, it's water water everywhere and everywhere to drink. >> our waters are 94% of capacity right now which is about average for this time of year. >> it's one of the richest counties in the state and the country. in the story of the haves and have nots, here is another problem these residents don't have problems with. >> we have hot tubs they have swimming pools they have golf courses they have streams that are actually running. whereas we are sitting here straggling with as many as we have and saying think before you flush. >> the drought has not had a uniform impact across the street. 400 different water districts produce 400 different scenarios. >> loot of information coming out of california is really looking at the snow pack and the customers that are dependent upon that. we are not. we are not part of the state water project or the central valley project. we are a unique system, has a unique water supply, our mount ta

cruel because andrew chan and myuran sukamaran spend some decade in gaol before being executed. and unnecessary, because both of these young australians were fully rehabilitate while in prison >>> there was also a fair amount of caution in what tony abbott had to say. he emphasised the relationship between australia and indonesia, saying it's a dark moment in that relationship but emphasised that it is an important relationship and always will be. so judging by that it seems unlikely that in the short term anyway we'll see any further significant steps taken by the australian government against indonesia, other than the move to bring the australian ambassador to indonesia home a decision that has been taken >>> the european commission's president says it was a mistake to let italy's search and rescue provision for migrants to be phased out. they said it was a mistake to leave italy alone to bear the cost. near 40,000 migrants this year have fled the horn of africa to get to italy. this is the route from eastern africa looking to reach europe. the migrants arrived, crossing the b

. >> reporter: channing blackwell was certain his dad william was about to die. >> in his mind he was gone. >> reporter: stranded on thin ice for an hour in prince william county once you go under and it's so call you're done under the ice. >> only a helicopter rescue could save him. >> i keep repeating, it's coming it's coming. >> reporter: eagle two did arrive and save william blackwell. >> my father would not be here if it were not for the helicopter. >> eagle one has been involved in so many major news events rescuers survivors of the navy yard shooting spree and surveying damage hurricane sandy and providing surveillance ahead of a presidential motorcade. the u.s. park police have three helicopters in d.c. and news 4 i team cameras rolled as they trained for rescues repelling from the sky to the ground. they looked so flawless in their execution we didn't expect to hear what one of the officers said next. one of the three helicopters, eagle two, should be replaced immediately. >> you're not breaking laws of physics but you're bending them enough and bending them for an extended p

from jennifer lopez and channing tatum that you have to see.kinny on this monday, april 13th. ♪ ♪ >> announcer: from abc news, this is "world news now." >>> good morning, everyone. joining us today, ryan smith. i was going to call you ryan holmes. >> ryan holmes. people confuse me and t.j. we're two different people. >> the two of you guys. they do confuse you. t.j. says the same thing at gma. >> i laugh about it all the time. >> that's good. >> i'll tell ya, what a day for hillary clinton, a day that she's been waiting for. >> it's been a big day. packed up now on the campaign trail this morning, hours after making her big announcement on social media. interesting she did that. she got in the van and headed to iowa. >> while stopping for gas in pennsylvania, she tweeted this photo with a family from michigan. aides say it was her idea to take this 1,000-mile trip to meet regular people. abc's karen travers has the latest on the announcement and campaign. >> everyday americans need a champion, and i want to be that champion. >> reporter: hillar

chan became an ordained christian priest. there sukamara became a renown artist. both were spending their time in jail helping to reform and improve the lives of other prisoners in the indonesian prison system. they were examples of the hope and transfer imaginations that can come about through reflections rebilltation and remorse. as the prime minister said the death at this time senseless and unnecessary. >> the australian prime minister there, and we have more from the island of java. they did not actually care about international repercussions. they weren't worried about that. i guess putting on a brave face. how are they going to react that from australia they have withdrawn its ambassador? they said they don't want foreign intervention, as they called it. we just had this very macabre situation here. they just passed us here and the brazilian prisoner who was said to be mentally ill diagnosed with schizophrenia. they have come to the mainland, which means that the whole execution process on the prison island has been finalized and the bodies have been handed

i was into custody by judge chan for daring to have a restraining order against me lifted.y ill people. it is the legal rights of black people. i was remanded to the jail for three days. i was denied medical care for my crohn's and my bipolar. i have filed 10 grievances. there has been no response boy the sheriff's office. that is correct. if any office would like to offer one of their staff to come over to me to the courthouse building to attempt to clear up the problem with restraining records, no apparent review of conduct -- >> thank you sir. next speaker please. >> good afternoon. i would like to suggest that for next budget that the board include funding for the revival of the neighborhood arts program. which provided for people short on money. tickets to performances, workshops in the afternoon to make art projects and i would like to -- there are other characteristics that can be researched. it was several years ago that it was discontinued. but it's a very important exposure for children who otherwise don't see cultural events the symphony. another thing they did w

chairman commissioner chan on page 4 of our report we note that is shown in table 3 the puc included a 5.4 cost escalation 10 to 20 percent for puc staff support for the design construction and federal land inclusion that totals all of the contingencies total $5 million plus that represents 60.3 percent of the base construction contract bid of $9 million plus and we certainly recognize that the environmental clean up and retaliation is can come up with you think anticipated contamination and related costs but we believe that factoring that amount of 4 e $5 million plus is 60 percent and excessive a total of $2 million 63 thousand dollars plus are 32 percent of the $9.2 million construction contract should be sufficient for the excavation is the $2 million plus less than the 12e789d costs shown in table 3 of the $5 million plus so our recommendations on page 5 of our report we recommended you realize $2 million of the $5. million of the liquid site and continue to reserve the balance to continue on reserve i'll be happy to answer any questions. >> thank you, mr. rose supervisor tang.

among them were australia policy -- australia's myuran sukumuran and andrew chan, part of the infamous bali nine and heroin smuggling ring. executions of popular here, and facing lower approval ratings indonesia's president needs a quick political victory. there are scores of people that have come out to watch this. the media is also out in full force. the public supports the death penalty for drug traffickers because the and a niche in government is reminding them that this country is facing a drug crisis. there are a dozen drug traffickers on death row waiting for their inevitable future. amongst them is a british grandmother. she was sentenced to death for trafficking 4.8 kilos of cocaine. execution show that ended nietzsche is serious about its war on drugs. abc news, indonesia. -- bbc news indonesia. katty: saudi arabia has arrested more than 90 people with ties to the islamic state. it is part of a coalition trying to defeat isis and a. the effort succeeded in tikrit. they are now bearing down on another city. our international correspondent has the report. >> the exodus, fleeing

for the findings for public convenience and welfare so and today, we have deanna in commissioner chan's office. >> welcome and thank you for hearing this item and visiting us back to speak on the legislation to start the presentation i'm going to go over the amputee program there's changes and provided to you but if sfgovtv if we can show the projector? >> sorry. >> there you go. >> so for the a.m. necessary program we want to speak about the intent of the program there's confusion between grandfathering and amputee and the grandfathered those going through the permit progression will do an c m t exemption and able to permitting operates the ones that didn't go through the process either what will happen to them with the amy to establish a limited program for the all existing massage establishment in san francisco, california operate without the permits their supposed to obtain in this characterization of the amputee program it shall be credited legal as far as those requirements those are similar to present before one it was operating or functioning in the location prior to january 14t

jackie chan turns 61 and legendary director francis ford coppola is 76. i'm milissa rehberger, thank you for watching "early today." have a great tuesday. ." >>> good tuesday morning. it's 7:30. i'm sam brock. >> i'm kris sanchez. we'll take a life look at fremont where there's some wind out there this morning. also some rain. here's what it looked like outside at&t park a few hours ago. you can see our camera getting a little wet. our meteorologist christina loren is tracking the weather. >> this is probably going to lead to a slower than normal drive to work. the good news is we're actually getting rich moisture across the bay area. overnight, we had quite a bit of lightning firing

make yourselves heard i understand this month recently conversation has gone out from commissioner chan's office and will alert others we appreciate the fantastic feedback we're here obviously to support small businesses but to support good government so our oifbz are to do what's best for small business but to advise what's best for the city you've raised good points i appreciate all our efforts this is not the end but the beginning any other comments from the commissions >> commissioners, if you have clarifying questions you'd like from the department you're able to ask that as well. >> commissioner dooley. >> i wanted to talk about a little bit about questioning how this is going to help to we'd out the bad actors which is where the target is it seems to me why they - won't they think it operate illegally of they have their initial inspections i'm wondering how much enforcement so going to be out there in general more than today, this is just going to be complaint driven or an increase in the city inspections? >> so part of legislation is increasing our enforcement mechanisms around ma

lee ku chan made the remark when he met with the house speaker. in the meeting lee said that although the two countries want to improve ties they have been unable to do so over the past several years. he apparently referred to a statement abe plans to issue on the 17th anniversary of the end of the war. the chinese premier said the statement issuesed by kono when he was chief cabinet secretary and former minister represent the spirit of a correct interpretation of the history. and expressed heartfelt apologies. and lee said china wants the abe administration to keep these statements in mind as they prepare the new statement. >>> the governor of japan's southern most prefecture of okinawa is a member of the delegation visiting beijing. he also met premier lee saying he wants to deepen ties with the chinese regions. >> translator: i say we want to promote economic changeexchanges as a new experimental free trade zone created in the province. >> he said okinawa profited centuries ago with trade. he said people from the chinese coastal confidence emig

vice president that is the motion 7 zero to recommend to commissioner chan to extended land use hearingrom may 4th to the 18 allowing the land use commission to have one more hearing on may 11th. >> correct thank you. >> thank you and thank you for everybody to coming out this amnesty wouldn't have happened if you didn't come out you know two weeks ago to listen to this you should be commended for our advocacy on this so thank you all right. everybody thank you very much. we'll are hearing more from you and vs. >> mr. president, shall we move on to or shall we take 80 a moment. >> we'll take a breatherer recharge our water or glass. >> recharge >> i didn't have speaker cards to be with great if you signed up. >> mr. president, item number 4 discussion and possible action to make recommendations to the board of supervisors on file number 150017 planning code the castro street commercial district 24th street noah valley neighborhood and commercial and the upper market commercial transit district this is an ordinance amending the planning codes to require certain uses and get noah valley d