all 278 state parks including henry coe state park in morgan hill are under consideration. the governor plan calls for cutting $11 million from the park service budget this year and another $22 million next year. kron 4 rob takes a look at the impact at henry coe is the park is closed. >> among the criteria being used for closing or reducing hours of parks. while had great co state park in morgan hill is one of the largest parks in the system, it also has a low attendance. tuesday for example and a privilege to myself. >> closing the park to visitors would be as simple as putting gate across this one road into the park. it's more the 100,000 a. in there's nothing to stop people from gaining access to this and literally hundreds of other trails run the park. those visitors might fine restaurants like this one block to and it wouldn't be any place to put the trash much less anyone available to pick up the trash. what's more the maintenance of trails and park buildings could also suffer over time and cost even more to get back up to speed if the park is to be reopened. the lac

other guests include steve jobs, google ceo and ora cell coe, yahoo ce skpo. cisco's ceo. the president looked from the white house this afternoon, the trip described by a press secretary as moving forward with the president's agenda to promote innovation and jobs in high tech, and green tech. political observers are describing this as donor maintenance. the president is meeting with very deep-pocket ceos. >> he has to reconnect with his fund raising base to get that operation started again. it's more than that. we have to look at, is this in the context of what is going on now? >> abc 7's bruce cane says what is going on is that republicans goring after the call for government investments in high tech and green tech. and this visit is about countering that that message. >> a lot of republicans believe there is nothing of value that comes out of involvement in investment z you know, you've got to build that case and show that that is wrong. >> meeting the president this evening will be san francisco mayor ed lee. >> our future is depending upon the growth of our technology

comic coe. roja. joseph. weave quorum. we have a commissioners absent. although. perez indicated he would be here and president nule newlin is excused and cav leaney is absent. >> first site public comment. this is the time when the public and -- can address the commission on southbound ject matters under our jurisdiction, but that are not on the agenda. is there -- is there public comment? anybody? seeing none. >> hello. >> welcome to the commission. just a point of order, commissioner. the commander certainly welcome to speak now but we do have the item for police matters, if -- it doesn't matter to me. however you want to do it. >> well i'll let you decide on that. >> you go. you go. >> state your name. >> audrey -- my name is greg and eem a commander with the san francisco -- and i'm a commander with the san francisco police department. i came to introduce myself. i know most of you have met or conversed in the past. i'm a newly appointed commanders to the command staff of the police department. i'm taking over for the liaison for the police department for kit

donnie wong who primarily works on the expenditure grants and work order side of the budget and yvonne coeg for the department. in the current year on the revenue side of the house, we're looking to be on budget for revenues. as you can see from the table, we're seeing a shortfall in environmental review fees of about $2 million that is actually offset by above budget projections for building permit alterations and new construction building permit. so that the increase there will offset the shortfall that we're seeing in environmental review fees. this revenue budget assumes volume growth of 2.5%. on the next green you'll see a month over month comparison from july through december. we're actually seeing 7.6% volume growth, although as you can see from month to month there's some positive months and some negative months. so it's a little up and down. and there's still some uncertainty exactly where we're going to end at the end of the year and what the volume growth will be. but on average we're actually exceeding the asuch-- exceeding assumption that was in the budget for the current year

it helped to have a muse that gets along with joel and ethan coe coen. is the first time he worked with them since they made mihm an icon. >> i was wondering what they were going to come up with. when they said, we're going to do "true grit," i said well they already made that movie. i couldn't understand why they wanted to do it. and they said no it's all about the book as far as we're concerned. we're not referencing the film at all. and i was relieved to hear that. because i didn't want to have to copy john wayne or anything like that. >> reporter: to play the drunken marshall, he spent weeks pouring over the novel, studying faces in old west photographs and sponging up bits of every day life to apply to the role. what can you come across in 20010 that's going to form a character from the 1860s? >> well, you think -- i don't drink like rooster, you know i've certainly been drunk before in my life and i don't smoke cigarettes like rooster, but i have smoked cigarettes. i know people who do engage in that thing a lot, and i know that makes your voice a

also community benches that coe award for a lunch-like feel.ional but a little extra something. if power! tables every four seats. there are power outlets everywhere. desks, sitting desks every where. and there are two different play areas for children. the terminal will have many choices for food. many restaurants will be familiar. the same in san francisco. heart. you can see the large sculpture that will be holding new security. hanging. it is all part of this 3 $80 million project in april. $3 beef 0 million. american, an american airlines, the amount is $380 million. >> government delays, over 3 hour delays and none were stock as a rhetorical assault blizzard. this does not octhese flights we did we did the weighted they had to wait over three hours on the tarmac. and they were stuck. 60s and 50s through santa rosa. and after a day when rissole highs in the 60s. at night-where we saw--30's in the north bay valleys, and to the east bay. in fact, forecasting to go below freezing. and even 20's in the forecast. 20s. the bay. and a warm-up wit

the title will be passed on to 114 bessie coe burke, she is our hundred 14, 5 months old, she acquired the search in november 4th upon the death of a french nun. >> we will be right back with the kron 4 morning news, weather and traffic in just a few moments. watching the storm gripping the nation, a live look of the snow coming down in oklahoma city, the eyes coming down on the right, dallas is closed, closed 40 minutes ago due to rise.ice. [ son ] my parents always lived in the states, until my dad transferred to istanbul. they settled in quickly, found their local deli, a few shortcuts and a neighborhood hangout. but there's one thing they miss... the seventh-inning stretch. so citi helped me use my thankyou points to give them something special. their old seats: 5 and 6, row c. [ male announcer ] use citi thankyou points for almost anything. and earn them fast with the new citi thankyou preferred card. what's your story? citi can help you write it.

at henry coe state park rob kron 4 news. >> year-old smart phone could be worth a minimum of $200 ofy is hoping to make things easier to i phone users who want to switch over to the prize in that work. he did so your i phone or smart phone to the bass site. he's a lecture phony what does all, read the condition and get an instant offer. i used three g asked at a $2 offer. and i phone for about $500 level offer. the buyback is offered through february 22nd. >> of loggers camera captures a robbery in san francisco tenderloin district it happened sunday afternoon of the 500 block of stevens said. police say the shows a altercation between 18 year-old woman and man. he see them fighting here. the woman told police that a few hours earlier but suddenly the man turned on here and tracker wallet. you see him running away. all of this caught on the blocker's caro basically keeps a surveillance camera in the tenderloin district. it pleases the looking for that man and they say it's disturbingly common to have properlyhave robbers like that n this area. >> tonight, colder temperatures tonight

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