official. -- or exhausted their complete with a city or state official. >> i just want to remind everyone, 67.30c, which is where the ethics commission has the jurisdiction to hear cases that we sent to you for enforcement. i think the plain language of that is very clear, that it is in our purview to hold hearings about complaints that are brought to us, and we have a very lengthy process for doing this. then when we decide the order has not been complied with, after all of this time and effort, we refer these cases to you for enforcement. i guess this does not seem to specify whether it is willful or not willful, or a city official or the head of a commission, so forth. >> following up on that, how do you read a 67.30c, the provision you were talking about, where you would get the task force seeking referrals to the ethics commission for nine willful violations -- non-willful violations? how does that interplay with 67.35d that we were just talking about in terms of a person being able to come before the ethics commission, but only if action is not taken by a city or state official? how

city officials say they have received a lot of calls for action after the incident. >> we don't haveany tolerance for individuals that are not obeying the traffic laws and that includes pedestrians, drivers and bicyclists. >> reporter: despite recent incidents bicyclists rarely involved in pedestrian collisions some say. >> just days before the incident, two pedestrians were hit and killed on the same day by people in cars. these incidents received far less media attention and that's a shame because they were no less tragic losses of life. >> reporter: the incidents have increased tension. san francisco police say they will be doing more sting operations at all kinds of intersections, including this one to make sure everybody is following the rules. live in san francisco, knvu channel 2news. >> all right. thank you. and joined by bill martin. i was thinking about dinner break and going out to the car. . >> they are playing tomorrow. the game --. >> afternoon game tomorrow. >> yeah. >> right? >> giants game the one we are worried about. opening day. got a forecast for that. are you ri

. >> with the doomsday budget looming, baltimore city officials may have to cut 92 positions from the city police department and lay off city prosecutors. the plan introduced by city officials would only go into effect if the budget cannot be repaired in special session, which is not yet been called by governor o'malley. >> we need more public-private partners. we are dealing with a new normal, which means we certainly cannot find everything we did when we were having a year of surplus. now we have to do things differently. instead of stating the obvious like we would like to have more money for other things, we have to figure how to get there. ecstasies budget director says he is confident the government -- the city budget director says he is confident the governor will call for that special session. >> the city in the developer have agreed to split the million dollar project that has been a hot topic since 2010, when the city wanted a more permanent promenade, prompting a lawsuit. the claim the city went back on the previous easement agreement. >> baltimore city police are trying to

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it calls for action and it urges all city agencies and all city officials to make this issue a priority. it is a call to arms. it calls upon the mayor, he district attorney, the city attorney, this board of supervisors. for us to take active steps to ensure that the right of property owners in san francisco are protected. that is something that i think is very important. it is something that cities are going to have to do because the response from federal and state governments have not been at a level that they need be. we the attorney general for the leadership she has demonstrated. but that leadership has not been demonstrated how at the extent that it needs to be. it will take san francisco taking a proactive role. the second thing that this resolution does that i think is also very important is that input to the board of supervisors on record as urging our city banking partners in san francisco including bank of america, union bank, and wells fargo to immediately suspend foreclosure activities in san francisco until there is a full investigation of this foreclosure crisis. if you wa

city officials in alameda were able to talk via satellite with city officials in their sister city in were 23 american cities calling their sister cities around the world. here is our coverage from july of 1962. >> all of us feel a sense of wonder in realizing that our words are being transmitted through space by the magic of telestar. this system of communication opens the way to tremendous opportunities for better human understanding. >> someday i hope i can go to sweden. >> isn't it wonderful progress? >> yes, it is and this is a wonderful telestar because great groups of people can communicate. >> another telestar call is waiting. i'm sorry. please conclude your call. >> the launch of telestar even inspired a song. telestar recorded first by the tornadoes and later covered by the ventures. ♪[ music ] ♪[ music ] >> still to come on a second look what do this and this have in common? >> and a bit later riding the whale, one bay area man's dream of taking this idea and spreading it far and wide. >> follow second look on facebook and twitter. >>> tonight on a second look we remember o

. >> to avoid the gridlock city officials suggest opting to public transportation. >> if you have ever sat in gridlock on the jfx you know what that hassle can be like. >> the maryland transit is encouraging drivers to hope the train instead of sitting in traffic. >> there are a lot of people who have not experimented with that and now might be an ideal time to do so. >> if you do have to drive the department of drains importanttation has released a list of ways to get around the j n x to help you steer clear of the gridlock. >>> now the lanes are g g closed tonight for safety purposes. though the actual repair work won't start for weeks. back to you. >> thank you, for more detailed directions on how to get around the jones falls expressway go to wjz.com. >>> today with are getting a better look at the people who beat and robbed a tourist downtown recently. police have released these photos of the three people involved. they are wanted for an attack outside of courthouse east last month. the video of the incident went viral and has caused outrage all across this country. >>> this morni

this involves city officials and it is about the city's commitment to grain transportation. without further ado, i want to introduce the honorable mayor ed lee of san francisco. [applause] >> thank you, everybody, for being here this morning. it is a joy for me to be here with you today at yellow cab to celebrate an accomplishment that i think the city will be proud of. i have been this city administrator for quite a number of years. i really enjoyed hearing the goals that then mayor gavin newsom had announced in so many areas. i have been very excited. in fact, when gavin was mayor, and these were the things that i really enjoyed inheriting from you. it was what warren hellman always said. even when you are doing the hardest thing possible, you have to have fun. i think it is fun when you can accomplish environmental goals for the city. there are so many generations ahead of us that we know will enjoy this. they will enjoy that cleaner air that we have promised generations to come. we are not going to be the same as many other industrialized cities, creating emission levels

same legal standard is applied that the city attorney has advised the commission must be applied in every single case where there has been a complaint of officialconduct in the history of the commission, and that is, and i read from a memo by a city attorney who was the chief deputy to the city attorney, and this was in a case where the commissioners were unanimous in their findings of the facts, but we were advised that we could take no action unless we found a violation of a charter or city ordinance relating to campaign finance, lobbying, conflicts of interest, or governmental ethics has been violated. under these circumstances, the regulations make clear that no further action shall be taken on a complaint unless a specific violation of a specific ordinance or charter provision that the ethics commission in forces has been found. thank you. [applause] >> good evening, commissioners. i am a former inmate of this county jail. i am now reformed. i am a pastor. i am a district 5 residents. as you can see, i am an african- american male. i am a father. all of these are things we fight every day, but i want to stand here and ask for the ethics of

same legal standard is applied that the city attorney has advised the commission must be applied in every single case where there has been a complaint of officialconduct in the history of the commission, and that is, and i read from a memo by a city attorney who was the chief deputy to the city attorney, and this was in a case where the commissioners were unanimous in their findings of the facts, but we were advised that we could take no action unless we found a violation of a charter or city ordinance relating to campaign finance, lobbying, conflicts of interest, or governmental ethics has been violated. under these circumstances, the regulations make clear that no further action shall be taken on a complaint unless a specific violation of a specific ordinance or charter provision that the ethics

. >> good evening, mayor lee, city officials. my name is elizabeth jones, president of the west sacramento tennis association. i am standing here hoping to receive funding for the summer arts camp. i started the program last year in the summer of 2011, and it turned out to be a huge success. i founded the program, which was an out-of-pocket expense from a part-time job. i have made numerous attempts in try to obtain funding for the west side courts summer camp. it is just unfair that west side courts children are once again being left behind. there is enough funding that can be divided equally where west side courts can receive a portion of the proceeds. why can the children of west side courts receive equal treatment as the other developments? i understand some of the kids wanted to speak, but they are shy. thank you for listening. [applause] >> the residents of district 5 and district 1, this does that make your job any easier. they were eloquent, talked about the problems they see, where we think the minute should go. now it i

city officials are urging folks to avoid the j.f.x. if possible. one lane in each direction between 29th street and northern parkway is shut down and that is expected to last at least two months. crews are working to repair crushed drain pipes. drivers are urged to familiarize themselves with secondary roads. >> we will have one lane closed in each direction, which means capacity will be decreased in each direction. this will be challenging. >> skyteam 11 will continue to give you the updates. for a list of alternate routes, you can find them on our website, wbaltv.com. kim dacey, wbal-tv 11 news. >> a police officer was rushed to shock trauma after being struck by a car at a traffic stop. this was on eastbound route 50. three people were inside the car that struck him. the officer is expected to recover. a motorcycle crash on the beltway. walter elliot jr. was riding his bike. he slammed into a sign at was pronounced dead at shock trauma. no word as to what set off a brush fire in edgewood. the flames were spotted just before 2:00 a.m. at beach dr

city officials heard about her efforts and they invited her to this facility. we thought it would coincide with our efforts to get folks to recycle, it is a great educational tool. since then, we have had 95 professional artists come through. >> how has the program changed over the years? how has the program -- what can the public has an artist engage with? >> for the most part, we worked with metal and wood, what you would expect from a program like ours. over the years, we tried to include artists and all types of mediums. conceptual artists, at installation, photographers, videographers. >> that has really expanded the program out. it is becoming so dynamic right now with your vision of interesting artists in gauging here. why would an artist when to come here? >> mainly, access to the materials. we also give them a lot of support. when they start, it is an empty studio. they go out to the public area and -- we call it the big store. they go out shopping, take the materials that, and get to work. it is kind of like a reprieve, so they can really focus on the

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city officials are urging folks to avoid the j.f.x. if possible. one lane in each direction between 29th street and northern parkway is shut down and that is expected to last and least two months. driver is are urged to familiarize themselves with secondary roads. >> we will have one lane closed in each direction which means capacity will be decreased in each direction. this will be challenging. >> skyteam 11 will be monitoring the situation from above. if you want a list of the alternate routes, you can find them on our website, wbaltv.com. kim dacey, wbal-tv 11 news. >> police all looking for a third suspect who allegedly fled from a car after it hit an officer. this happened on route 50 near route 665. three people were in the car and took off running. one person is still at large. the officer isn't shock trauma. -- is in shock trauma. crews rushed one person to shock trauma with serious injuries. >> a review for a suspect in the st. patrick's day attack here in baltimore. police arrested aaron parsons in connection with the videotaped attack. t

mayor of san francisco, the president of the board of supervisors, former mayor brown, and other city officials in celebrating -- this is the second year that we celebrate the filipino-american history month. it is also quite appropriate to announce perhaps that the u.s. senate has passed a senator solution proclaiming october 2011 as philippine-american history month as well. i think it is also appropriate to announce that govern merck -- governor edwin brown announced that he had signed ab 199, school curriculum, social sciences, filipinos in world war ii. i think that all of these events show that the filipino- americans are really coming out of the woodwork and showing themselves as a group that needs to be recognized. as we, this evening, a well recognized quite a number of them. we welcome you tonight. may i also ask you to welcome the honorable mayor edwin lee. [applause] >> well, welcome. welcome to city hall, everyone. it is my pleasure to welcome all of you here to the seventh annual philippine-american celebration heritage month. counsel general, thank you. mayer brown, thank you ver

we have met with the commissioners and the city officials, that the staff -- excuse me to. that the staff his understanding we are ready to do it. i am kind of jumping around here. we're communicating the position with the commission that we are included in the moving of the cargo on the dock. it is set up as an event at the general public doesn't realize that the talks have been used for cargo, and the word that there are 200 containers going in and out. we want to make sure that they were used. i am just making this comment we have been around for many years in san francisco and through of the bay area. i wanted to make a point. i understand why time is up. >> christa? >> my mother has been a longshoreman for 21 years now. i want to speak in favor of doing labour work for america's cup. it's important here supported by the city of san francisco because of their long history for the union. >> thank you. patrick kim? >> i am the secretary treasurer. the marine clerks, right next to at&t ballpark. we are trained to scream cruise passengers and handle high- volume crowds and

you need the city's official hug. you will be in positions to hear about issues, challenges, but you are also going to be part of making decisions that move forward to the spirit of this city, the spirit that i felt a couple of weeks ago when we celebrated the 50 years of leaving our hearts here, that we continue doing that on a daily basis. you will be sharing responsibilities for over 14 different bodies in our city that are not only policy but are hearing the nitty gritty things that have to be done to move the agenda forward. you will be able to enjoy the challenges of the city, ones that are critical to the delivery of old promises in a city where everyone has a voice, that, through your words and wisdom, be empowered in the city. you are all part of commission that will empower people, so, quickly developed the attitude, agenda, schedule. we need your time. i think people are giving money in these challenging economic times. today, right now, i am thinking you because you are going to be giving more than $5 of yo

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cities. nobody has claimed responsibility. government officialstacks appear to resemble previous attacks by al-qaeda operatives. >>> rocker ted knew plans to meet with the secret service today to explain his comments about president obama last weekend rifle association convention he ed to weigh call the evil-merck hating administration. he urged nra members to chop their heads off in november. some took that as a veiled threat to the president. nugent says he will make it clear to the secret service that he didn't mean the comment literally. >>> tributes are pouring in for dick clark who died yesterday at 82. it started for clark and the rest of us with "american bandstand". where he ed launch hundreds of cars. tahman bradley has more. >> reporter: from times square to hollywood, americans are remembering the legendary dick clark. he was a cultural touchstone and like a member of the family. china live from philadelphia it is time for america's -- >> announcer: live from philadelphia it is time for america's favorite dance party. >> reporter: "ame

this thursday in a ground-breaking ceremonies today that new 49 stadium team representatives and city officials were gathered at the site adjacent to the american team part resolution calls for the utility to this day $3 million for failure to comply with the psa records search order and the secret service has now let go of through its agents while eight others are then minister of leave the punishment comes after prostitution scandal in colombia before president obama's trip down there. >>> and we want to show your people picture of the sun coming out he can see lots of oranges out the door right now so of the door right now your the headlines we're actually seeing some areas of low clouds patch of fog developing even some of our inland spots by this afternoon that sunshine is going to come out showing partly to mostly sunny skies and 20 a pretty warm tomorrow because of a ridge building became a warming trend in the next three days we haven't seen temperatures this warm since september and october you'll notice that locally rainshowers to northern california and address in the bay area a sepa

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. >> the cuts come as the mayor and other city officials are scheduled for a pay hike as mandated pie the city's charter, he said he will not take a high leak and will demand it from others. >>> firefighters say they noticed suspicious items in the garage that is when they noticed a growing marijuana operation. one firefighter was sent to the hospital. after a suspected growing operation. extremist launched tip baghdad and several other cities the and the attacks come after rolltive weeks after the invasion of 2003. >>> well it is a story you will only see on 2, horses abandoned in contra coster county, coming up, the actions taken to save these animals. >>> dick clark, a television icon for 50 years. he was best known as the producer and the show helped to push rock 'n' roll into the main stream. >> it introduced america how to toll with rock 'n' roll what you needed to dress like what your hair needed to look look. >> he was 82 years old. >> now ryan see crest took over his job at the and he was there at the american idol show. >> a show like this he will be missed. >> he idolized h

invited guests and team officials and city leaders. this is a big nfl team production in all its glory and just getting under way. we can expect a huge ceremony starting at 6:00 filled with music, good food and high profile speakers. construction has been under way at the site of the new 49ers for weeks ahead of tonight's symbolic golden shovel of dirt, signifying the groundbreaking. tonight is what counts. the santa clara city leaders have been preparing necessary day for years as they worked to make their dream of luring the team south a reality. >> for has been a long process. one thing about something that is truly great is it's never easy. >> he said this is santa clara at its best and wants to take pride to the largest project in history. >> it was a community that gave us the mandate to make this happen. it's an opportunity to take a breath and the schedule that we have to get it open by 2014 and to celebrate for a moment and bask in the warm glow of having something completed and get out of the way to get the stadium constructe

city officials say they have 44 acres of land to build a private terminal on the we have side of theinternational airport just for the sharks, earthquakes and 49ers. two companies will bring almost 1300 workers to san jose and occupy 336,000 square feet of commercial space. the companies are in semiconductor business. more on the heh+játj in this morning's print edition of the silicon valley business journal. >>> coffee connoisseurs can rejoice a cult favor -- cult favorite just got easier to get. thanks to an app. >> coffee is art like frank sinatra was to sing, i was born to make could have >> reporter: almost 10 years after phil founded phil's coffee the line is out the door. poured by hand, stirred by hand. one of the oldest methods of making coffee. high-tech trend setters wait apparently, five sometimes 10 minutes for that perfectly crafted cup. what if you could eliminate the waiting? >> if you are late to work that's where we come in >> reporter: steven and evan, two geeks addicted to coffee came up with an app that lets you order before you show up. >> we have a lot of regul

as it usually is. >> reporter: the city shut down the left-most lane, 28th south, they need to repair pipes before a potential sinkhole opens up on the highway. official his suggested alternate routes on some of the city's major roads. and it appears those alternates are being used. based on the volume of traffic on the jfx this morning. but drivers say the alternate routes are adding extra time for their commute. >> normally door to door a commute for me is 20 minutes. it took me 35 minutes to get to work this morning. >> i live in owings mills. so on days i don't have to have my car, i'm going to take the subway. >> reporter: but with the lane closures expected to last up to eight weeks, drivers know they need to pack their patience. >> reporter: city officials also say they're degree to have -- going to have a lot of traffic officers on some of those alternate routes to make sure the traffic going home tonight and coming in to downtown in the morning goes as smoothly as possible. we're live at long beach, jfx, derek valcourt, wjz eyewitness news. >> we're kind of getting a glimpse of what things look like on the jfx right now. let's get a more deta

is a live look at the crowd in san francisco, union organizers also say they're calling on top city officials mayor, district attorney, city attorney and public defender, to forego pay raises that would take effect in july. now the protesters say that union members are angry that the city leaders could get raises, while asking for the

if the city officials are not doing their jobs why don't you replace them ? good question. i bet anyone in here can do a better job than those fools in city hall. sure. how about mayor brashov ? or superintendent rivera ? or councilman washington ? wait a minute. why is that so crazy ? well, because-- well, it's just that-- i don't know. why is that so crazy ? what are you talking about victor ? i have no political experience. yes, but you were a manager with the post office. - you care about people. - and you are an excellent chess player. i have no experience operating a political campaign. - we could all help. - definitely. - yes, absolutely. well, thanks for your vote of confidence. but i'd rather continue reading my newspaper and drinking my coffee. speaking of which. i can smell the meat loaf cooking from here. it just needs your final touch. i hope you don't want any water to drink with your dinner. at $30,000 a month, i'm thinki champagne would be much cheaper. don't get me started, carol. i've had it up to here with this city. yeah, me too. you won't believe this, b

meantime, city officials say they have traffic officers on some of those alternate routes to speed up the exit for commuters. derek valcourt, wjz eyewitness news. >> complete coverage continues now with sky eye chopper 13. captain mike perry, with more on new delays being caused by a car that is broken down on the jfx. mike? >> hello. unfortunately, young gentleman got a flat tire, right in the middle lane of the southbound jones falls expressway. just south of 28th street. two city police trying to assist him. as traffic literally roars around him. the folks coming into the city are using a fair amount of speed as they come down the jones falls. as you can see, the backup, along the northbound jones falls, extends well back to gilford, back around to orleans street. as far back as we've seen it go. but it's moving right along here. but still, just ever since about 4:30, quarter to 5:00, real heavy outbound on the jones falls expressway. >> wjz has complete coverage of the repairs. for the latest on traffic repairs and alternate routes, log onto wjz.com. >>> well, another spectacular

city officials say they're taking steps to correct inaccuratt water bills. going green one mega--att at a time. the city is unveiling a new solar powered system at thh "bacc river waste water treatment plant" this morning. joel d. smith is there now toosee how much green energy this will produce. good morning joel d. 3 3 3 proof today that animals do the strangest things. things.. check out this frog just sitting on a bench like any human would... as the best angle.((ááááááad libáááááá)) proof that beauty is innthe eye of he beholler. beholder.coming up... the ccntest where bloodshot eyes... slobber ... and laziness are keys to winning the title. title.plus... local cellbrities belt it out for a good cause... whooyou will see step up to mic... nexx n our hometown hotspot. you're watching ffx 45 good day baltimore. ((bump out)) ((break 1)) 3 --charm city karaoke 2012, a celebriiy karaoke night to benefit baltimore's homeless, to be hosted by jobs, housing, and recovery--daniel jarvis is live with the details on this morning'' ometown hotspot &p--jobs, housing

per project will be put into the trust in order to put men and women to work for the city of chicago and officiallythe infrastructure we sell lacko lack... the airlines and that the city of chicago came together and created the world's busiest airport why can't we recreate something chicagoans pave the way for many years ago. >> the mayor says he is in a hurry to get this program going so he can get money to fund this program so he can put people back to work. the aldermen are now speaking pros and cons plucked an earlier headcount confirms this will pass. >> senator mark kirk continues to make good progress as he recovers from a stroke. doctors at the rehabilitation institute of chicago announced this morning he is mentally sharp and meets with his staff nearly every day to discuss policy issues in global current events. they also claim he has walked more than 10 mawson's his arrival. the 52 year-old center suffered the stroke more than three months ago we wish him a continued recovery. >> stay with us the tom skilling is next with the full forecast how is it that april is colder than march? it is