i want to recognize charlie johnson from the mayor's office of disability. i know we have a guest from the department of public works. the commander from the police department, we are honored to be working with you. we have an sf frfolks from sf environment. an amazing showing. many friends here. you know our goal. is easy. we want to be doing this every day. make bike to work day every day, with your support we will make san francisco the must bike friendly city. thank you for your support, have the bike to work day -- happy bike to work day. [applause] >> good afternoon, everyone. this is the monday, at the 14th, 2012, a meeting of the land use and economic development committee. my name is eric mar. please give us the announcement. >> please make sure to silence all cell phones and electronic devices. items act upon will appear on the may 22 board of supervisors agenda. supervisor mar: we have three items on the agenda today. please call item number 1. >> item number one, st. encroachment for an outdoor child play area on redwood street. >> good afternoon

i want to recognize charlie johnson from the mayor's office of disability. i know we have a guest from the department of public works. the commander from the police department, we are honored to be working with you. we have an sf frfolks from sf environment. an amazing showing. many friends here. you know our goal. is easy. we want to be doing this every day. make bike to work day every day, with your support we will make san francisco the must bike friendly city. thank you for your support, have the bike to work day -- happy bike to work day. [applause] >> kids with special needs have access to a venture on may 5. over 25 businesses and nonprofit organizations build the music concourse with free refreshments, games, and bluegrass. access to a venture is part of sf rec and park's year-round activities in partnership with activities in partnership with families.

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i'm charlie crowson. >> i'm megan pringle, sherrie johnson has new details about a maryland marine killedin afghanistan. linda so live this morning with the latest on the search for a murder suspect. lauren cook has your abc2 timesaver traffic. and of course we start things off with meteorologist lynette charles. how's it looking out there lynette? >> not bad at all. plenty of sunshine in some spots but we have some patchy fog. temperatures this morning where they are on the mild side. 65 in churchville and also ocean city. 67 in glen oak. you can see that humidity it is going to go down in some spots but ocean city still hanging tough. let me show you what i'm talking about if you don't believe me this morning. yes, you can see the beach but not so much of the water out there. and that's going to be the name of the game through the remainder of the morning. and will slowly begin to burn off and you can see along the eastern shore only about three miles of visibility in easton. talbot definitely has a delay this morning. things will improve across the area but trying the get up to the 10s

charlie crowson. right to it with a busy thursday for you. sherrie johnson is here with oleine reaction from president obama's -- all new reaction from president obama's reaction he supports same sex marriage. linda so is live and lauren has the timesaver traffic but first we begin with your forecast from meteorologist lynette charles. >> good morning charlie, good morning everyone. maryland's most powerful radar is dry right now. we do have all five sweeps on. we did have a band of rain that moved through earlier but that is out of here and we're just left with dry skies and also some sunshine. so speaking of that, look at right now with temperature the coming in around 51 degrees, that humidity 73%. the dew point well below that temperature so we're not dealing with any type of patchy fog across the area. the winds out of the north at about 5 miles an hour. then we head you over to ocean city where the temperatures is coming in at 54 degrees but the humidity is at 100%. that dew point the same as the temperature so we are dealing with some patchy fog acros

charlie we're going to be there at 10 to noon. >> and saturday noon to 2:00 with sherrie johnson. >> we're the opening act. >> that is a tough acto follow. >> it is. >> we'll be in red shirts and we'll be happy to chat with you. >> i did it last year and it was a lot of fun. it was exciting. >> you can follow us on the facebook. you have the abc2news.com fan page but you got some pages for the three of of us. you have a page. >> absolutely. >> and you have a page. >> yes. >> and i have a path as well so check us out and join the conversation with us there. sometime we post things that are not news related. >> have a great day. some places i go really aggravate my allergies. so i get claritin clear. this is all bayberry. bayberry pollen. very allergenic. non-drowsy claritin relieves my worst symptoms only claritin is proven to keep me as alert and focused as someone without allergies. live claritin clear. moms make everything sweeter. this mother's day, return the favor with the blooming hearts bouquet. chocolate dipped strawberries and pineapple hearts. visit, call, or go to ediblearrangements.com - ♪ edible arrangements >>> goo

charlie back to you. >>> president barack obama has shifted gears and come out in support of same sex marriage. abc2 news' sherrie johnson is here with more on the developing story. >> reporter: president obama has been facing mounting pressure to clarify his position son same sex merge. he announced he had reversed his opposition on the politically charged issue. the president still believes that states should decide how to handle the issue but he's confident that americans will grow more and more comfortable with same sex marriage. right now 30 states have constitutional amendments or laws banning same sex marriages. americans have also evolved on the issue, support for it has risen sharply nationwide. more than 50% of americans now say same sex marriage should be legal. >> at a certain point i've just concluded that for me personally, it is important for me to go ahead and affirm that i think same sex couples should be able to get married. >> reporter: now coming up at 6:00 we'll hear from republican presidential candidate mitt romney has to say about this and also stay tuned for good morning america for the exclusive

johnson when we continue. captioning sponsored by rose communications from our studios in new york city, this is charlie rose. >> rose: robert caro is here. he is a two-time pulitzer prize-winning historian and biographer. he has spent more than 30 years of his life chron klg the life of president lyndon baines johnson. there's these three books already out "the path to power, means of ascent, master of the senate" and now this book, it is called "the passage of power." it clearly is the passage of power from president kennedy to president johnson. it is a remarkable book and many people have talked about it. columnist in george will has said that when the multivolume series is complete it will rank as america's most ambitiously conceived, assiduously researched and compulsively readable political biography. i am pleased to have robert caro back at this table. welcome. >> i'm glad to be back. >> rose: this is what the "new york times" said: "this engrossing volume spanning 1958 to 1964 is the fourth and presumably penultimate volume in the series that began with the path to power published in 1982 and it showc

sherrie johnson is here with more on the fight and what he's trying to do to bring them home and exactly how much it's costing him. this is a pretty penny. >> reporter: that's right charliefor two years stan hunkovic has been fighting a custody battle trying to bring the kids home to baltimore. he lost his kids when they were abducted by their mother leah and take on the trinidad. this mother he's celebrate -- morning he's celebrating a small victory which brings him closer to the children gabrielle and anastasia. another judge found his ex-wife in contempt of court. in the meantime, he has legal fees of over $100,000. his friends are planning a bull roast fundraiser to try and help him out. >> every little victory helps. it's just you have to keep chipping away. ideally we want these babies home where we know they're safe and protected and taken care of. >> reporter: now the bull roast fundraiser will be held on may 18th from 6:00 to 11:00 at the american legion post in parkville. for more information head to the website at abc2news.com. it's all in an effort to help stan hunkovic fight for his family. sherrie johnson, abc2 news. >>> well, if you are looking for an econ

whit johnson says there's concern for what legal implications can be in the rest of the country. good morning. >> reporter: charliebites, no longer does negligence need to be proven. in the past, some smaller communities have banned the breed all together but no state has gone this far. ryan zimmerman says his three-legged friend zelda hardly fits the label she's been branded with by maryland's top court. when you looked at her for the first time, did you think to yourself, this dog is inherently dangerous? >> no. she inherently had a lot of shy issues. >> reporter: he adopted her last summer after she was found under a porch, neglected with a broken and infected leg. he's worried last week's ruling puts an unfair burden on well-intentioned dog owners like him. >> you can charge more for rent for the higher cost of insurance. and also for a lot of the pits that won't be able to be adopted, you know, a lot of them will probably be put down. >> reporter: under the ruling, not just pit bull owners, but landlords who have the dogs living on their property are now liable for their actions. the decision stem from a seri

charlie and i were around in 1972 when they picked a running mate he had to give back. is there a big state you wouldn't otherwise carry this person might help you carry? lyndon johnson is a perfect example -- >> jack kennedy. >> when he picked lyndon johnson, gave him texas. there are a number of decisions. picking a vice president thinking it's a game-changer, that would be highly, highly unlikely and unusual. >> yes or no, this race is now about dead even? >> yes. >> thank you, governor. governor haley barbour. >>> time to show you headlines from around the globe. wall street journal reports jerry brown is planning bigger budget cuts in a revised pudge coming out today to make up for a $16 billion deficit. governor brown is warning there will be deep cuts to schools and public safety agencies. he also wants higher taxes. >>> the daily monitor in uganda reports the army has captured one joseph kony's top generals. you he says he now feels like a free man after spending more than two decades fighting alongside kony. >>> the new york post says mark sullivan will be in the hot seat next week facing a senate committee looking into the columbian sex scandal. >> the "usa

johnson closed it out for the 11th save in the ninth. orioles got a win and go for the sweep today on maryland. let's check in on saturday afternoon. loyola, charlieurnament playing host. off to a good start. 3-0. then they were up 4-0. but what a golden player. 4-3 at the half. not exactly how they had it dialed up. but would like to hear what coach had to say to them during halftime, because they came away in the second half with 17-5 winners. game seven caps-rangers. you can't stop what you can't see. i don't know how that shot from brad richards got past him, but it did. michael dell gatto. into the slot. 2-0, rangers. just 38 seconds left. caps show some fight. roman hamrlik, somehow that finds the back of the net. they never mounted much of a charge after that. the rangers win and take the series four games to three. coming up later today, we have the final round of the players championship hear on tv 11. maybe watch it with your mom or maybe don't watch it. pay good attention to your mom on maryland. >> well, the season is still young yet already the baltimore orioles are making history. >> so much so that memorabilia is already on display