aurora, come on out and then joined our dancers. nathan, come on out.honorees, joined our dancers. and good to see all these dancers out here rocking. san francisco, looking good. go, dancing good singers. oh, yeah. ♪ all right, one more time, put it together for our dancers and our singers. coming to you live. all right. have our dancers get ready for their exit, so we will have larry harrison, will you lead our dancers out? robert leroy will be the last one to exit. and we do that because after our dancers leave, as they are making their way out, a veteran should be the last one to leave that arena. when you are ready. please stand if you are able as our dancers make their exit.

come on out. women's traditional, all ages, women's traditional, come on out. no.raditional, southern co op , this is your contest. i'm kidding. the only one judging you is margin right there. make sure you have your numbers displayed. all right. when you are ready. two sides. the style of dance from our northern plains, our southern plains. kiowa, ajibwe, blackfeet, lakota. this is a side step. ♪ boys and men, stand by. once again, put your hands together for our women's no. traditional southern claw -- northern traditional southern claw. this style of dance, before our dances would start, they would call upon the grass dancers to come out, stomp that grass down. usually, it was about chest high. in order for our other dancers to dance. when you are ready, make them dance. that is your style, boys. dance hard. dance hard. ♪ this style of dance coming to us from the north. one of the most competitive styles of dance. all right, one more time, our men's and boys' grass dancers. good dancing. all right. calling into the arena, our jingle dress dancers, make your way

aurora, come on out and then joined our dancers. nathan, come on out.rees, joined our dancers. and good to see all these dancers out here rocking. san francisco, looking good. go, dancing good singers. oh, yeah.

no, no, no. >> nene: come on, come on, come on! nene: oh, please. i was never going to get that. and what were you doing on your knees? [ laughter ] >> donald: good job. good job. are you ready? [ laughter ] >> jimmy: i was playing with little toys -- little dolls. >> nene: oh please, i thought you were planting flowers. >> donald: good job, nene. thank you nene. >> jimmy: it's all right. it's all right. >> donald: she did so well. >> jimmy: yeah. >> donald: you tell us when, ready? >> jimmy: yeah. yeah, well, just take one first. >> donald: you like this number? [ cheers ] [ laughter ] >> nene: oh my gosh. [ cheers and applause ] okay. >> jimmy: okay, ready? [ cheers and applause ] ready, go. >> lil jon: song -- go! go! [ laughter ] rock. throw -- fish, cast, sling, bang. second word. brain, boss. [ laughter ] hair, head. headbang. [ laughter ] wood -- [ laughter ] oh, oh! whoop -- oh! [ buzzer ] [ wah-wah ] >> jimmy: oh my god! >> donald: "whip my hair." >> lil jon: oh! oh. >> jimmy: that was good. >> lil jon: that was close. i h

we'll let you know what's to come for the rest of this short workweek coming up. back to you guys. >>> we'll go to the bay bridge where you are talking about fog. i told my kids that's when clouds come down to visit us. they are coming down to the east bay visiting all the roadways. that is causing slick roadways as well with a misting condition. the bay bridge is smooth with volume increasing on the eastern side near san francisco. and out of san francisco the map shows a disabled bus located here at the essex street on-ramp. the on-ramp is open with activity there. nobody is on the transit bus there. we'll let you know when that clears from the roadway. a smooth drive down the peninsula but the san mateo bridge and dumbarton bridges have the last remaining fog advisories issued overnight by chp. our own marla tellez is out there with great news for drivers. >> reporter: good morning to you, mike. yes, that's right, this is one of the places you are going to find some fairly heavy fog this morning. we are just above 101 right off the marsh road exit. we made our

well when it comes to the. side of the bargain it's done in the new strategic arms reduction treaty between moscow and washington has been ratified this. as the third and final reading and the deputies did make some final amendments just one of them in shoes and moscow's right to step out of the treaty if it feels threatened by washington's missile defense plans in europe this second one now that the many of these leaders to be needed by the u.s. congress are non-binding meaning the do not free washington from its obligations in . the state duma deputies have also said that they've illegally a linked. offensive arms and missile defense this is one of the stumbling points previously in the long running negotiations this is the third such treaty between moscow and washington the first two were signed back in one thousand nine hundred one and one nine hundred ninety three this latest one is aimed at reducing the amount of nuclear arms on each side by around one third so first of all it plays a significant role in

chemicals dropped over, this vapor cloud is coming, coming towards -- hit the golden gate bridge, one direction, now coming toward the marina. pick up your radio, tell the marina residents shelter in place. don't go to your staging area out in the marina green. shelter in place. that may be one of your options. choose a room with no windows, as few as possible. pick a room with toilet, water, phone, have it large enough for family members. precut plastic with duct tape. there should be a law. have your disaster kit in that room, have snacks available for kids. turn off the hvac, heating, ventilation air conditioning units because you don't want to be blowing in or sucking in the vapor cloud outside. fireplace, close the dampers and seal off your shelter in place room by using duct tape and terms of the emergency alert system. listen to the radio. that's it. do not try to call the school, try to pick up your children because do you want to leave the area? no, you want to shelter in place. people own pets. do not risk your safety for pets. in summary, it is likely you are at an incident

the very next day martin comes to new york. it's so important to comes to new york. we are having a 1-on-1 discussion. he knew stanley before i did. he said,. >> host: i never asked. >> guest: he said to me, clarence, do you think he is a communist? what? i said, no, i don't. you introduced me. he said, well, yap. you think that maybe he rejoined the party? i said absolutely not. absolutely not. where you so sure? said stanley would have to -- he has an identical twin, but he does not have two bodies. let me tell you. aside from his son and wife and occasionally when he sees as a decline he spends most of his time with me and working on stuff with you. when he is not in his office he is with me on the phone with me. i don't know what kind of party member he could be. when does he do it? it would have to be between 1:00 a.m. in the morning and 6:00 a.m. in the morning. he is supposed to be sleeping. it's not possible. i didn't know it at the time, and this was why the fbi, so vicious. the fbi be, they say the stanley is a communist. king has to get rid of them. guess

it should be no shock that a girl comes here. i know there has been a lot of speculation about why i'm coming to iowa. i don't want to keep you in suspense for one more minute because it is with pride in my heart that i'm here to announce tonight in iowa that it's really good to be home. [laughter] [applause] but i am a congresswoman from your neighbor to the north, up in minnesota. we produce a lot in minnesota. we've given you paul wellstone, walter mondale, and al franken. we have given you a lot out of the state of minnesota. but we have also given you posted notes and spam. we think it evens out a little bit. it's a great time to be thinking about some very important issues and i know that the values i learned in my life, i learned here in the hawkeye state. i am so proud to have this as my heritage and background because here in iowa, we laid the foundations and seeds for greatness. i put a lot of time into thinking about what i wanted to say this evening when i was extended this invitation to come to you. i was thinking ab

thank you, again, for coming. [applause] >> hello i'm charl davis program direct for the mo magic which is western addition fillmore of adolescent growth in our communities. i'm a resident of the western addition and been doing work in the community before this was organized. mo magic is part of the bay view mag i believing in the public defentders office it started in the bay view in 2004. last year supervisor mirkarimi liked the work that was doing done with be magic and wanted it expanded to the western edition. as of november of last year the program was organized. it seeks to bring community based organizations. cities and residents to talk about how to best serve the community and how we can work all together. we meet every other week in the western addition to discuss that. even though it's focused on the western addition we try to work with everyone in district 5. in serving the youth we have to work with their families and how the youth during and after school hours affect the community and how we can wor

the vote will come february 8.e schools will close for the 2011/2012 school year that begins in august. tmpbts state of the county address in santa claire ta today. dave cortez will present the county's economic issues an plans for the year. he will focus mainly on education and juvenile justice. the event kicks off at 11:30 this morning at the county government center. it is also said to be featuring singing performances as well as dancing. >>> santa clara county supervisors will deal with massive budget today. they will vote on the plan to cut $6 million out of the social services agency. social services director says given the current economic climate there's nothing he can do. his agency will peel back the foster care system, nursing and protection of elderly adults who cannot take care of themselves in order to take up the $6 million in cuts. >>> former gang members have a new outlet to move ahead in life. the city of san jose has a program to remove gang-related tattoos. they are targeted youthing between the

mexico. 80% of the oil coming out of the gulf of mexico comes from the deepwater. as i mentioned earlier, the alternative to putting our own people but work is to increase our reliance on other forms and sources of energy. and we believe the best solution is to develop american energy for all americans. >> hi, sheldon alberts. [inaudible] wondering if you have any concerns with the decision on the keystone maxell might be further delayed if it takes supplemental impacts on the importance of that project. >> welcomed the keystone pipeline issue goes back to the point mentioned earlier about potential for job creation in the united states and canada. we certainly hope it is not delayed. there's been ample and adequate study of the keystone pipeline. we believe it should be approved. amongst those approvals are made, the industry will move very quickly. the companies will move quickly to provide those opportunities to create the 340,000 new jobs that are estimated as a result of the handed oil sales coming from canada. >> hi, jack mccarry chen field. next week the nat

come on up. >> then you all for coming this evening to talk about -- i think you all for coming this evening to talk about kalw and the work we have been doing. you are in the middle of a lot of challenges. we are facing some as well at kalw. i want to talk about our plans for continuing to serve the san francisco and the bay area as a good representative of the school district in the community. kalw is a public radio station, listeners supported, that has been licensed -- of course. i should know microphone technique. that is one thing i should bring with me. we have been licensed to the school district since 1941. in 2011, we will be celebrating 70 years on the air. it is an opportunity for us to look back at the legacy of the station, the role it has played in the development -- president mendoza: if i could have the audience take your conversation outside or be respectful of the presenter, i would appreciated. >> to look back at the work the station has done, to assess where we are now. right now, kalw is making a big difference for this community in terms of providing real news

it's coming together. if there is no other way because we are more than bricks and mortars we are people and social. you want to encourage this new leadership. this is one of the things that after the storm when i held the first general meeting in broadmoore in january of 2006. we had over 600 people show up in prekatrina i had 75. we embrace our new residents stepping up to the plate to get involved. we appointed new folks that had not been around before but it aided us in our ability to help ourselves. so i encourage you to always want to and try to expand that circle of inclusion to make sure that you are representative of the diversity that exists within your neighborhoods. this will help us jump start recovery. i don't want us to think that oh , this happened to new orleans and this is not a part of our reality today. but as i mentioned earlier, we are vulnerable, we all are. and hurricane season for new orleans and louisiana come once a year. we know. june first-november one. we know that earthquake

>> it's coming back tomorrow. some freezing fog possible and then throughout parts of the north bay and also on top of that today, the sun set in the east bay and we had some air quality issues. those orange colors here throughout pleasanton an indication of that air quality. right now, 49 degrees as we're under a spare the air alert through tonight for the bay area. some of the worst air quality throughout the north bay but as we head to tomorrow that is going to improve. here's your current temperatures. 49 in san mateo. 45 in san francisco. low 40s in the north bay. currently, 39 in livermore. here's our weather headlines, tonight, cold and foggy. especially for the north and east bay. and for tomorrow, the sun's going to come back out and it will be hazy at times with moderate air quality but ahead? we'll slide right into a sweet weekend coming our way. so we have some cloud cover here to the south. that's not going to impact us much in the way of rainfall. we're smack in the middle of two different systems. a

thousands come together. i cannot encourage you more as a human being to come down and experience it. i don't say that as a representative of an organization to come down. i don't say that as a community leader to come down. i say that as a human being that wants to experience something ennobling and enlightning and remarkable that is thousands of homeless people; nameless faceless people. folks you drive by and folks you step over, folks you simply turn your back oftentimes to for no negative reason but because you are moving on with your life and to come here and find a sense of hope and dignity. thousands of volunteers try to connect with them in a real way. people who have their feet washed which is a remarkable thing and have a pe diatryst there to help solve problems with their feet. we have folks volunteering and giving away eye exams and eye glasses. folks with wheel chairs that can't afford to have their chairings fixed. this is like a mechanic's station for wheel chairs. having seen those folks get

a full forecast coming up. we're back of kron 4 news weekend at stick a quick look outside and very foggy as we take a look at the approach for the bay bridge. >> there is a dense fog advisor out there but hopefully it will be a better day in balmy in fact. let's check in with brian for check of the saturday weather. and >> did saturday morning to you as we go into the holiday weekend nice weather coming our way perhaps a little wet weather for tomorrow but at least for today were looking good. we do have problems with fog out about in the bay area but those should be clearing up through the day to day becoming mostly sunny by the afternoon with highs getting into the mid to even the upper 60s in some places about 10 degrees warmer than average for the middle of january. for tomorrow, mostly cloudy skies of the weather is changing as a weather system going to brush the bay area for a sunday. were getting the tail and so clouds and perhaps a few sprinkles but any appreciable rain will be well to the north of the

the jewel for coming on this cold windy city. but the first thank chicago and michael for arranging and supporting my coming here to chicago. it has been a pleasure sitting here and i think you for that. i would also like to think i see your studies program and my friend the colleagues robert johnston and sam for their warm welcome it has been a true wonderful experience being here. finally let me thank of the illinois holocaust museum at the education center and especially ryckman for allowing me to present my work to you and it is an exciting moment for me to be able to do this and i couldn't find a better place than here. i will be speaking tonight with you about the very famous photographs of the new boy raising his hand in the warsaw ghetto. this photograph which for many of us represents the holocaust, if so which encapsulates within the horror of that time the terror on the face of the little boy and the man standing in the background with his rifle possibly aimed at the little boy. this is of course the ice of the holocau

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everything depends on the weather when the wind comes down the rescue operation would come quicker right now the crush an icebreaker is on its way here we have enough water and food well it could last two to four months so there's a cost to me and the combine i thought would be able to break up the high seas he said the crew on board the ships have been in contact they've got plenty of food and water supplies and board so they've not been in any particular danger but it's certainly been a long road rescue operation and it's the end now is in sight. yes of course will keep you very much posted on our website i'm here on the english news channel as well now it's been pounced on by conspiracy theorists this puzzled scientists and it stirred up a media frenzy the alarming trend of unexplained mass animal deaths in different parts of the globe has still got everyone guessing it all started on new year's eve with reports of blood falling from the sky in the american state of our console then there were flocks of birds dying in sweden and italy and finally millions of dead fish from brazil to n

and the calls keep coming. the calls have gone straight to the company's customer service line according to the san jose mercury. they serve 440,000 people between burling game and east palo alto including here in redwood city. residents are bracing themselves for an 18% hike in garbage services. the problem for many customers is missed pick ups. but then yesterday a 50-gallon diesel fuel spill which leaked into a nearby storm drain which dumps water into the san francisco bay also created some problems. now they signed a more than $50 million per year contract to provide service to san mateo county customers through 2020. we bring you out live here to redwood city. as you can see businesses and residents are still pulling out their trash containers at the moment. and of course all they can do is wait for the company to just get back on the streets and figure out how to keep up their day. reporting live, jade hernandez, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> time now 6:03. well, this morning cal train is investigating a dead

our clients come first. damn to or the peete pidto if it is going -- damn the torpedo if it is going to cost us money. they have a conflict of interest. they are for the profit margin. and now profit margins might override to going forward and doing what it takes to get the job done and i think that is the difference in attitude a lot of times i'm seing in the providers you from the institutional public defenders opposed to contract public defenders. >> great. thank you. [applause] thanks very much for coming up here and being part of this discussion because we want to be able to support you in the work that you're doing. i'm going to go back to aimy before going to john and one of the things that you talked about in your book, is the role of prosecutors. and the role that prosecutors play in justice. prosecutors as we know have a tremendous amount of power. they have the ability to decide who to charge or when not to charge. what were some of the things that you noticed or found about prosecutor offices in

we'll talk about that coming up. for right now we'll get a check on the morning drive with mike. >>> good morning, christina. you are talking about the fog, scott is right, we have fog advisories for two bridges in the east bay. also for 680, the have a knee venetian bridge. there's construction north of the freeway itself. it sounds like crews had to close down the on-ramp there as the construction came very close to the on and off access there. not a major issue because of light volumes of traffic, but fog could be an issue traveling 680 heading up through walnut creek, concord and the foggy area we saw yesterday out at bay point. we are seeing a flip near 63, which is pittsburgh and bay points. we have fog for the venetian and cartinas bridge. a clear view of the bay bridge toll plaza, but we have construction on the lower deck. they closed one lane to lower speeds across the bay. back to you. >>> the color-coded system that tells americans how likely it is terrorists will strike is about to get an overhaul. we'll

but the sunshine is coming and we'll let you know how warm it is expected to be coming up. let's check on the morning drive with mike inouye. >>> a lot offon yawning is going on out there, same for in here. high yacht street at 880 has the on-ramp closed until 5:00 a.m. this is a live look past the coliseum. look at the light volume of traffic southbound with headlights coming past the coliseum. we see an easy drive. get off near the area and get off at park street to the north or at 66 just to the south of there. the maze overall shows no problems as far as the speeds go with the 57 coming northbound past the coliseum. and 71 down the east shore freeway is very clear. watch the speeds, folks. even though traffic is clear, christina talked about the fog in the east bay. watch that for the cartinas and venetian bridges. no dense fog advisory so far issued by chp. >>> did you feel it? an overnight earthquake shook the east bay. "today in the east bay"s" christie smith is live with more. >> reporter: a 3.0 is not strong enough to knock the dishes out of your cabinet, but one w

i think it was the wind coming from a direction it doesn't normally come. >> reporter: and that's enough to up root it? >> absolutely. >> reporter: it's called geotropism. trees develop its own defense system. roots grow in the direction the winds blow to support the tree until heavy winds come from another direction. >> you know, i was up on grizzly peak and it seemed to be coming, you know, almost straight offshore out of the southeast almost. and generally it comes from the west in up the hill. >> reporter: you can see this broken window of tree branch, a giant tree branch punched a hold into it. the owner of this home says because some of her wires are down she went be having power here tonight. a lot of wacky weather. we had those observations of the arborist. let's go to roberta gonzales in the weather center. what about all this wind? >> some very unpleasant pictures, linda. thank you very much. first, this was not a windstorm. it was not anything out of the norm. in fact, when we do see these offshore winds, very typically do we see it this time of the year. but what is notable i

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it doesn't come close.e over, that's by and large the case inmost most -- most ci, even small one or medium ones. and you wouldn't be here if this weren't true, san francisco streets ain't what they ought to be. that's why marshal wanted me to talk at this wonderful gathering. you can't trump yan gail, i'll talk about san francisco. i talked to marshal and he heard me say and you'll hear me say it again, san francisco streets are amongst the meanest in america. if you don't know that, you ought to, before we get to that, good things are happening. and we also should know that. the water front, along the water frontt northern water front from golden gate bridge down to mccovy cove and beyond to that tiny ballpark is a strange and wonderful promenade has started. elizabeth and i increasingly do use it on our bicycles. we do the bicycle in honor of yan gail. to start out at the center of copenhagen to do that, you go through three countries. [laughter] but also because we like it. start at chrissie field, grea

it will come right up. the article is about what does the country do when you powerful concentration of economic power that dominate the wealth of the society. and obama senior says the interceptor jet to bring the economic elites down. let me quote from his article. incidentally, it's rather interesting that this article in which as you see is quite relevant to what obama is doing in the white house has never been reported in any major newspaper, you've never heard about it on the evening news. it is rather odd something that seems quite relevant to the policies that are having such an impact on us has been in the weight cap growth. is a public document. here's obama talking about concentrations of power. it is the question of how we going to remove the disparities in a country such as the concentration of economic power? and then he says this, he says we need to eliminate power structures that have been built through accumulation so that not only a few individual shock control a vast magnitude of resource

come to our website. we have done a lot of outreach to try to get people aware of the rfp. we have a mandatory pre-proposal conference on the 26th. then, what happens there is people come in and ask questions, and they also get to meet some of the people who are interested in doing the local business enterprise people so that they can partner up because there is a 6% goal on this. then, we have the actual rfp due on march 2, and that will give them sufficient time to ask their questions. it gives us time to respond to their questions, and for them to be able to do the proposal. so, you were interested in kind of an overall view last time. should we do a review for minimum qualifications? we do a widget -- written review of the proposals, and then they come in and did a demonstration that is estimated to be the week beginning march 28, and then, we go to the steering committee for their final evaluation, and that is estimated to be the week beginning april 11. we have not gotten any notification, but, i me

these clog up with debris and we're coming in to -- next wet weather season so we always come through here, clean them out, make sure that we get maximum heat exchange during the colder wet weather. sludge season. >> rubber glove. >> right here. >> rubber glove, excellent. all right, guys. >> thank you. >> good luck. >> this is the full on hazmat. . >> residual liquid. we're taking it time to let it drain. we don't want to get sludge on it necessarily. take your time. stand on the side of it. . >> should we let it release for a while? . >> let it release. >> is that the technical term? . >> this is the most important bolt on the whole thing. this is the locking bolt. it locks this thing right in place. so now. >> take your hammer and what we want to do, we get rag build up right in here. the hot water recirculates right in here, the sludge recirculates in here. the sludge sometimes has rags in it. all we want to do is go around the clean the rags. let me show you how. take the slide hammer, go all the way through the back, go around. >> got you. >> during the real rainy season, how do

russia and the us are coming your way just over an hour's time. new statistics suggest malaria is a much bigger problem in india than first thought a study calculates the number of people killed by the disease could be over ten times higher than official figures and many blame the country's health care system for failing to rural poor are most at risk are current seen reports. in india's eastern state of bihar one more victim succumbs to malaria it's a treatable infection yet it still dicks more lives in india than in each i.v. this family's loss is just another statistic in the country's battle against the disease. malaria has spread everywhere near our village no medical teams come to help us and hospitals are far away poor people like us a dying at this hospital and many patients believe they have the parasite to infection. and then for so thank him i have a very high temperature and i think i have malaria i've come to the doctor for treatment because many people in my neighborhood have malaria i suspect i've got it to a new study has found tha

the other agencies will come along. our police department, our fire apartment, all of our emergency management divisions, the city attorney's office. thank goodness we've got a great city attorney because they will be helping us right all sorts of agreements to make sure we are in compliance. our building inspection department and controller's office are the ones that will be forthcoming, but i've named the major departments that i have asked and expect under the leadership with gen madsen and others to take the lead and immediately get to work. there's anything reflective of my administration here, the one that i promised the board of supervisors, promised gavin newsom and others, is to get to these things the we have already promised the best we can. i will repeat this again and again until you notice maine ad nauseum. this is going to be a great event. it is one that i personally am entrusted with. i will do everything i can to bring this to the world class status that it deserves and has, and the promise that people

thank you for coming. i want to get this out. congratulations to the sentences the giants. -- to the san francisco giants. i am the executive director of the native american house center. we provide medical care, dental care, family child guidance, and we also have hiv testing ana medical department. one thing about our organization, we have promoted healthy living among the native population here in the bay area. we also have the community center in richmond. a large population of native americans has allowed us to extend our services. we will be building a brand new clinic in san francisco. the clinic will be located near the friendship house association of american indians. it will be one-stop shopping for the clinic. one of the things i would like to talk about, we talk about the clinic and the services they provide. we have been reforming health care to native americans. we will continue to do that and we appreciate your support as we build our new clinic for the native american population. it is my pleasure to introduce the

i have had many friends come in from out of the city. also, many friends from the neighborhood go to the restaurant on a regular basis. it feels like there has been a holder. i am looking forward to it coming back into the neighborhood. coming back into san francisco from a different city, it represents something special about san francisco. it is a small business, a small restaurant. it is unique, just like our little neighborhood within san francisco. i think that's sort of thing should be supported. i think turning this down since the wrong message to businesses and people in the neighborhood. that is all i would like to say. thank you. president miguel: thank you. is there additional public comment on this item? >> i am a resident of 35 sharron st, half a block up from the old location and half a block across the street from the new location. i have been going to ike's since day one. i was one of the first customers. from a very small business during the recession and all that, he turned into a big, growing business. he has helped a

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they come through our neighborhood like it's the freeway. coming to get on the freeway. they barely stop at the stop signs the turn on the relates and the kids are on the corner. they are coming on through. when we did the safe path we held up signs saying slow down. one of the thing we promote our philosophy is all the children are our responsibility. and a lot of the bus stops at the children are going to to get on to their schools where they are going to work. we are telling the community, watch out for the kids. if a kid is standing off of the curb say, tell the child. get back on the curb this is not safe. what we are really doing is saying this is we all have to be family. if you see a child or someone that needs may be advice to get back to the curb let them know and do it in a kindly way. we have a huge safety concern with the traffic. >> on the traffic issue the best thing that happen todd san francisco is 311. there are a lot of -- to drive this san francisco or traffic in san francisco is a nightmare an engineering nightmare the city was not designed for this.

who gets left out, that sort of thing, but when it comes to the city's treasury, when it comes to the annual budget process, and what we do with the people's money in our accounts, we have a great deal power. so i am happy that i can come aboard. i know that i have very exciting language when i opposed the previous term sheet. the reason why i amplified the language is because i knew that the city just could not afford that type of outlay of cash and that loss on our books. regardless of how big of a booster any of us would want to be for san francisco and putting san francisco in the spotlight and doing a little bit too improve the regional economy, ultimately, our undying allegiance is to the city and county in terms of local government and the resources that are here. to that effect, let me thank the budget chair here on the board of supervisors. john avalos, who was a nay vote initially because it appeared that it was going to cost the city too much and also a very heartfelt thanks to the team of harvey rose and associates. specifically fred russo. thank you for your work on this.

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coming up.watching the latest on the fog around the bay area here's a live look to the golden gate million know when the fog my left.lift. welcome back, 428 a m monday january 17th, martin luther king jr. holiday. the bay bridge approach, heavy fog. louise is keeping an eye and it. good morning. very dense fog this morning here's our shot a downtown you can't see much any of our cameras this morning we do have a dense fog advisor, by the action and once appearance of lots of sunshine warm temperatures the fog is expected to roll back in tonight as well. outside giving you an idea of where the fraud is blanketing the ec at a long 101 down towards the golden gate and along. it's moving right to the gap also through the delta. really just socked him the fog advisor in the fact 11:00 visibility is less than a quarter mile we could see some of those dropping down very dangers on the roads give yourself all little extra time. visibility give you an idea where the problem spots are this or insurers as

it's a good time to talk about the challenges that come up. i'd love to hear from you in the audience what you see as challenges. what you would like to hear our panel give advice to or just hear your concerns and see what we can do to offer you support. anybody have a question? yes. >> i have a question about [inaudible] what techniques do you suggest from revitalizing a neighborhood association and get people become on the positive track [inaudible]. >> okay. i know that the film crew needs us to repeat questions. the question is what do we do about burn out in the community when we have success in engaging people and the energy sort of deplates out, what do we do? >> i can start with that. involving a large section of the community who's interested. we ask for volunteers. and we don't over burden them. we meet quarterly. the reason we meet quarterly after two months people are eager to meet. if you meet too often there is the burn out. what we try to do and we do have emergency meetings and a shopping center we had an albertson's that close

this one comes from the 1950s. the photo is published in an israeli newspaper, and a father who lost both his children in the ghetto sees the photo, and he's convinced that this photo is a photo of his tw two children. and he has no photo to compare it to. only 15 years later is he able to locate a photo, and he comes to the recorder and says, don't they look the same? and, um, for him this photo is those two children. and he even identifies in the hands of the little girl the doll that he gave her for her birthday. and 15 years later he still comes back with remorse because he believed that his children survived until the revolt in april of '43 when he actually lost them in '42, and he's convinced that he theg elected them for -- neglected them for eight months in the ghetto. i believe he, he saw his children, but these were not factually his children. >> well, to follow up on that. so you're saying that, basically, all of the claims for being the boy or people who thought they knew the boy were genuinely honest.

i said this is coming fast. it's going to have a dramatic impact and any country that keeps itself closed and compartmentmented is not going to thrive in this atmosphere. so it's in your sfwroes open up. i do remember one time i was there and we had a seder take place in the u.s. embassy and, of course, i went and it was a very moving event and you go to something like that and you think in part you're going to buck them about their being repressed and you're there and you realize it's all the other way around. they're so inspiring to see these human beings standing up to the great state and they believe what they believe and they don't change. it's a very inspiring thing. so the next day gorbachev says to me "i see you're meeting with all these lousy jews." >> rose: he said they? >> yeah. "why are you doing that all the time?" >> rose: i said, you don't like them? you think they're lousy jews? have i got a deal for you. i've got that big airplane out there and why don't you just load them on the airplane, we'll

stay with us because there's more to come including the outcast to. find out how the outside world with. two russian icebreakers are rushing to rescue an entire fleet of vessels stranded off the country's far east coast five ships have been locked in ice for days in the bay of. one of the vessels is now in danger of running ashore around in the ship drags it towards the coast in total there is around five hundred people stranded on board the fleet the captain say the lives of the crews are not in any immediate danger. while work is still going on to fully restore electricity supplies across the region after new year blackouts and emergency situation was declared on sunday after power was lost in hundreds of homes. blackouts began before the new year after an ice storm brought down power cables extreme weather forced more than seven hundred villagers to welcome two thousand and eleven in total darkness managed to restore the supply most areas. are still causing problems. well coming up as our exclusive interview with the serbian president who talks abo