i'm extremely proud to be heading up this very complicated city. [laughter] one that does not let me sleep very much, but certainly it -- i have said this in many cases, just literally these eight weeks i have fallen in love with this city even deeper because it is such a wonderful place to be. every community i visit, every corridor that we walk together, it fascinates me house on many other people who live and work here -- but even those who don't -- just love this city and they do what they can to make sure that it is running well. it is very natural that as i am thrust with the responsibility of being mayor, that i look for talent, and i think a lot of the talent is with the women of san francisco. [applause] it has been my pleasure, of course, to have been an employee of this wonderful government some 22 years now. but to take you back, i had the pleasure of serving another mayor some years ago, one who taught me a lot of things. one of the things that i recall back in the late 1990's, the early 2000 tossed it was when i was the director of pub

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complicated lot. stressed new york city limbo, full of fear. it's very hard, this woman said. i have no money so i can't afford to live anywhere else. it's the fires that really frighten me. fires happen too often here. no one is sure what causes them. the tinderbox housing or desperate acts of arson. the people who used to live here are seen at the lucky ones. the fire might have ripped through their homes but it's given them a way out into free government housing. it's the promise of new housing that's caused the deepest problems here. plans to redevelopment the site have caused bitter conflicts over who will benefit and who will lose. the seoul city government has now stepped in to include the current residents are included in the billion-dollar plan. >> this shows how our society has developed and matured. in the past, no one would dare prioritize the legal tenants but now they're seen as residents of seoul too and we realize the limitations of how we've done things over the past 25 years when we simply chase people away. >> at pastor kim's sunday service they still pray f

that we're on time, with an budget, and this is proceeding with all of its complications as a major, important hospital-first city. i want to think the whole team that has been working together. i want to thank our dpw construction management team and the inspectors, because they're doing a great job. the reason why this is on time and we look forward to the possibility -- and i always have to say without being too overly exact on updates, but sometime this summer, perhaps towards the end of july, we are looking at the top behalf of this structure -- topping it off of this structure. that is a milestone. the largest bond capital program we have experienced. but one that was a smartly, thoroughly assessed with our capital improvement program and the city, one that i know carmen was proud of in her supportq this and the approach that we have had in how we have approached and how we have build this thus far. and with the kind of modeling that has been experienced and with web corp. and having the design meld with the construction and construction management and getting early input from hospital management is the mod

city streets. this is a prescription for complication. >> it became clear unless there was one catalyst organization as a challenge, it wouldn't happen and we did that and for people to advocate. and the project has a structural rating of 2 out of 100. >> you can see the rusting reinforcing in the concrete when you look at the edges now. the deck has steel reinforcing that's corroded and lost 2/3's of its strength. >> this was accelerated in 1989 when the earthquake hit and cal came in and strengthened but can't bring to standards. to fix this road will cost more than to replace. and for the last 18 years, we have been working on a design to replace the road way, but to do in a way that makes it appropriate to be in a national park and not army post. >> i would say it's one of the most ugly structure, and it's a barrier between the mar sh and presidio. and this is a place and i brought my dogs and grandchildren and had a picnic lunch and it was memorable to use them when we come here. what would it look like when the design and development is completed. and we are not sure we want an eight lane high

to do that and that there are a number of privacy and legal issues around that complication, with what we can do is a city to get that telling. supervisor chu: thank you. supervisor wiener: -- supervisor cohen: thank you very much. the index by indeed, the data is very pronounced. and that speaks volumes. i wanted to hear from you a statement of assurance that the data that you have collected data that you have collected will drive your department's

to do that and that there are a number of privacy and legal issues around that complication, with what we can do is a city to get that telling. supervisor chu: thank you. supervisor wiener: -- supervisor cohen: thank you very much. the index by indeed, the data is very pronounced. and that speaks volumes. i wanted to hear from you a statement of assurance that the data that you have collected will drive your department's policy priorities, as well as your funding priorities. >> yes, 100%. that is the reason we even went through a very arduous process of putting that they did together in collecting information, it goes back to our guiding principle. we want to make sure that we create services and activities that really address the needs of our highest paid children. at the end of the day, we want all of our children in san francisco to be ready for school. supervisor cohen: thank you for your work on that. i believe that anecdotally, living in the neighborhoods in the southeast sector, you know the story. you see it every day. the data helps to quantify the need. but, you have been the director of this de

similarly, if something protruded from a wall, the city would have to have that negotiation. some complicationst necessarily hurdles that we cannot overcome, but i wanted to bring those to your attention. happy to answer any questions you might have. supervisor wiener: my understanding is that the shrinkage in size is the result of a departure from caltrans requirements because it is visible from the freeway? >> yes. from the 101 of van ness. supervisor wiener: say that development went up that blocked it, or caltrans changed its rules in the future, under the contract would become expendable? >> it would permit up to the 28 by 99. yes, dan is here as well. there would be a review required at the city level. supervisor wiener: what would that be? >> supervisors, good afternoon. this is a somewhat unusual question. but in general terms, this accommodates a certain size and, going forward, should caltrans amend its permit, the review would be a verification of our records that the city did authorize conventions with them but the assignment was being restored to. >> i do not have any reason to bel

complicated since i lived there. you've got all of these edged cities up in middle class people have grown up around places like columbusnd cincinnati and yet, you have catholics in cincinnati and blue collar workers in cleveland and toledo and much of the state is rural and so it's very he complicated place, by and large, republicans will have won there, and been conservative and basically moderate in temperature. and rob portman and they're not everyone's conservative, but ohio's counti kind of conservatives. >> the thing is rick santorum has to win one of these, mitt romney doesn't have to on super tuesday, probably massachusetts, virginia, vermont going-- >> the other candidates aren't on the ballot in virginia. >> and newt gingrich probably being in a must-win for georgia. >> and romney has the money to go forward after super tuesday even if he doesn't winnowo. >> paul: what about newt gingrich, dorothy? you talk to the candidate on occasion, what's his strategy? >> it's clear to me, anyway, this is not, that he's working his way towards saying, i leave the race if i don't win my home state. i can see that being sa

similarly, if something protruded from a wall, the city would have to have that negotiation. some complicationst necessarily hurdles that we cannot overcome, but i wanted to bring those to your attention. happy to answer any questions you might have. supervisor wiener: my understanding is that the shrinkage in size is the result of a departure from caltrans requirements because it is visible from the freeway? >> yes. from the 101 of van ness. supervisor wiener: say that development went up that blocked it, orca

cities across the country. it's one of those complicated things that there's no easy solution. ople who need housing and we're sensitive to the concerns of our residents who live in neighborhoods near by. >> even as the city trying to offer help, shortly after someone else takes their place. >> how are you doing, sir? >> fine. >> got a smoke? >> i don't smoke. i'm sorry. >> this is a newcomer to the over pass. this is what he told me. . >> i got out of jail three days ago. i had no place to go so somebody said stay here. >> he also said he was heading over to the catholic charity for some help, which i'm hoping is a good thing. >>> if you have a comment or a story idea for stanley, e-mail us at people behaving badly at kron 4.com. >>> the rain returns to the forecast as we head into tomorrow. which what -- what you can expect out there tomorrow morning. notice here our cam is bouncing around. the wind is going to be picking up through the morning tomorrow. in the afternoon is rain spreads out the entire bay area. as we head into the evening hours, the rain picks up in intensity.

complicates the situation. the san francisco chronicle reported this morning that the mayor has a team of city attorneys weighing options. they've asked the district tone's office for a video of eliana lopez, mirkarimi's wife, showing her bruised arm to her neighbor. this weekend district attorney gascon says he may ask for the plea to be revoked because he questions mirkarimi's sin tery in the -- sincerity in the deal. >> if they don't accept a plea they go to trial. if that happens, the defendant's wife potentially his children, his neighbors, his friends are put through the expense the embarrassment and the trauma of a jury trial. in this case, a very public jury try >> reporter: johnson says mirkarimi can accept the plea for any number of reasons and doesn't necessarily need to explain those reasons to a judge. following the hearing it is not clear what happens next. mirkarimi has said he has no plans to resign and it is not clear what the mayor will do, following today's hearing or if there is a possible citizen recall effort in the works. this hearing is scheduled for 10:30 this morning. reporting live at

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but former new york city police officer eugene o'donnell says the case isn't that complicated. >> the vast majority of the issues of this case are pretty straightforward. it doesn't require any great deliberation. to be quite blunt, i think police supervisors, sergeants all over country within 20 to 30 minutes of getting on the scene. there would be an arrest. i don't understand why the whole process seems to be stuck in place and needs analysis. this is not an issue of who killed this man. the issue is there any justification and there doesn't appear to be a bit of valid evidence. >> nbc's ron allen brings us the latest details from florida. >> reporter: bill lee, under enormous pressure, told reporters he's stepping aside. >> it is apparent that my involvement in this matter is overshadowing the process. >> reporter: he had been chief ten months, brought in to clean up the beating by a homeless black man by a police officer's son was caught on tape. since the killing of trayvon martins, lee has defended the decision of not arresting mr. zimmerman, who admits pulling the trigger. >>

these are complicated issues i mean every country is different and every city in each country is different and it's very difficult to generalize what worries me is that not mainstream liberal commentators have not addressed adequately really serious issues about identity and there are issues about cultural identity and feeling that the country is strange in character and then there's a sort of to boo in britain on the part of mainstream parties to even talking about these issues effectively and that does tend to create a space for the for the right to come in and talk about identity and in countries where there are populist parties such as in france and to a certain extent in switzerland and in germany and in sweden and that they they are able to actually. legitimately put on the agenda issues about culture and the simulation and integration which are not being dealt with adequately outside but the trouble is that incidents such as the one in toulouse tend to feed to the idea that that the threat to europe is one of islamisation now islam ira strain on that point one point we're going to g