i am relating this to the cps. google nancy schaefer expose the evil cps. google that. so keep this in mind. i know it applies to other things, but mainly the sons of bitches that work for cps. god here -- you have to drink a lot of sweet wine to get drunk. has very low and alcoholic content. god says he is going to take vengeance. god is a god of the engines. -- of vengeance. he does not really understand about the jubilee. he thinks he does, but that cannot be the day of judgment in my opinion. i hope he is right, i really do, but i think the christians have to wait 5775 days -- [bell rings] supervisor chiu: thank you. next speaker. >> i want to thank the people who came out to the rally at bank of america. i came today to express two things -- i want to talk about what was reported in the "examiner." an editorial of the city departments, and i think that gives a lot of people who live in some kind of house in san francisco a lot of hope that you just do not understand that some of those landlords could do things like that. we must really protect tenants, and that sca

[tone] >> nancy schaefer exposes the evil cps. what a large letter i have written to you in mind and. there should be upon every high mountain and upon every high hill, rivers and streams of water in the day of the great slaughter when the powers fall. the light of the moon shall be of the light of the sun and the light of the sun shall be sevenfold as the light of seven days. that comes from isaiah 30. god is talking here about the twin towers. the does not establish when this will happen but he says in the day of a great slaughter, the taller -- the towers will fall. as i have said many times before, months before 9/11, i predicted the sixth trumpet would, on that day even though it was an inside job. there are elements of a government and israel involved and of blaming the muslims and they had nothing to do with it and iraq yet nevertheless because it is in the bible could not be prevented. we read that these rivers are waters of connectivity. we now have the internet and we all know what happened on that day. god is speaking o

. >> the family says cps has been involved with the family before. they wanted to find out what happened and what the family dynamic is so they can prevent this from happening again. >>> coastguard has called off a search for a man that disappeared in the waters off san francisco's ocean beach. they searched 44 square mile area for more than eight hours with three boats and a helicopter but failed to locate the victim. rescuers from the fire department, national park service and coastguard rushed to the scene yesterday afternoon where a man and friend were trying to escape their capsized sailboat by climbing into a rubber dingy. >> watching that boat it came to shore and overturned. what we thought had two people had nobody in it. >> firefighters pulled one man from the water and he told them his friend had been wearing a life jacket. a similar jacket washed ashore about an hour later. rescued man's name has not been released is being treated. >> sheriff's deputies are trying learn more about the deaths of two people inside a cupertino home last nigh

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i am asking you and my fellow americans to google nancy schaefer exposes the evil cps.n's book talks about how he was molested as a child, and he has to live with that for a long time. but it was not a government molester. what nancy schaefer found out is that child protective services is full of molesters. right now, she is crying out, according to revelations 6:10, "as thou not avenge my blood on the pedophiles that work for child protective services?" $40 billion go to foster homes. did you know that? if you do not do something about it, and if you do not do something about it, i hope they spit on your casket, and your family spends on you. come on. 99.999% of us can agree on this one, all right? if it says no adults allowed unless accompanied by children right here at the parks. that is a good law. we know why it is there. but when we have a government organization like the child protective services -- nancy schaefer said the letters were right. it is the cbs, but it is the child had a file services that is unaccountable. i'm waiting for the lord jesus to start hitt

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the sharks will be tuesday on ice. 14 assists and 33 points and big shots down the stretch for cp 3 as the hornets are the defending champs. 109-100. looking on and the spurs needed him. the grizzlies have been in the nba and have never won a post season game. talladega today, a photo finish, closest finish in history. all that separated jimmy johnson was help from dale junior. wins his first event of the season. by the nose of his car. look at that. it's just barely getting across. jimmy victorious. so things are pretty good in his first win going for yet another win of the entire season. you've got to start somewhere. >> i forget about that. thank you, lawrence. >> thank you. >>> rob, rain's coming in? >> a little bit. we've got mist, brdrizzle. the main event is heading into monday. wednesday afternoon into thursday, and then sunday, the north bay may see a few more showers. just can't quite pack away the umbrellas. tomorrow is probably the coolest and wettest day of the week. >> thanks for choosing the bay area at 6:00. wine country is coming up next. we'll see you back here tonigh

cps is investigating and police say the mother will not be charged with a crime. >> to sacramento just a moment. after ending budget negotiations this week citing frustration with republicans refusal to compromise the governor released a pension reform plan today. brown says he's developing more than 12 reforms including a pension benefit cap, and limits on public employees working for the state again after they retire. and the leaders held a news conference today to respond to the governor and claiming he's the one who would not compromise today. >> and they work together on reforms that, process went on for about a month and a half. during that period of time, governor brown did not reach out to me one time. and to talk to about the budgets or anything eels governor brown plan tooz travel state to make his qais for extending temporary taxes instead of cutting another $13 billion from schools and other state services. >> and still ahead, san francisco unveiled a plan for dealing with a mass of crowds and traffic during upcoming world cup yacht race. we'll have details just ahead. >> a

>> blossom trails of a single variety fruit are big all across the country, but it's the variety of cps that makes this one so popular. they say that traffic increases by about 30% thiq timof year, which means big business for a pretty sml community. the path through peach, plum, apple, orange, and nut orchards shows off the picturesque side of the san joaquin valley's staple industry, agriculture. the colorful tetops set against the majestic peaks of the sierrnevada are part ob a changing landscape re. already, the trail has been altered several times since its 1988 inception to accommodate the region's growing population. >> well, it's important for our area. it's important to fresno unty that we preserve agriculture. >> the trail traces the outskirts of suctiny central valley towns as reedley, selma, and sanger. and as the landscape wakes up around the area, so does business. take simonian farms, for example. just outside thfrno city limits is where you'll find this 20-acre family owned operation that has grown 100 varieties of fruits and vegetables for more than00 years, and doesn't

those are really are the three issues remaining in the implementation of cp. then there is the second set of issues are what we call a post-referendum. they have been negotiating on the issue of citizenship, the issue of security arrangement, the arrangement especially three important matters: oil, currency and debt. and their discussion -- also the discussion has also gone a long way. we are about to conclude the negotiation on the economic issues. we have had many seminars. and we think maybe we need one more efficient to come to a conclusion. and there is finally few issue where the party don't agree yet. on the issue of currency, there is the matter of redemption of the currency. what to do with it circulating in the south, one the south circulates its own money. on the issue of debt, the parties have been agreed on what they call option. it means that khartoum take the responsibility to deal with the whole debt of the sudan. and the two parties agree to make a joint advocacy for debt relief. and here in washington, it has been one of our main discussion w

investigators are trying to track the thief buttressing calls or using a phone cps to locate it. >> coming to debris they found the body of an elderly woman. neighbors say they hadn't seen the april and almost a year. big it barely force the door open in the garbage piled nearly to the ceiling and at home. the decomposing body was found inside. workers are still trying to go to the house to get rid of as much garbage as they can. >> all levels of government invest in the air outside chicago public school. high levels of toxic lead lingering in the year last year outside pres elementary school and health and. the average lead levels were at or above federal limits during the three time periods in 2010. >> horse carriage drivers in chicago required to clean up the horses yaron. >> one owner particular is calling the new rule that requires a carriage drivers to spread the street immediately after the horse urinates nonsensical. >> it is on safe unrealistic to expect here drivers in heavy traffic to stop and even get off the carriage and pour liquid on water which is what horse urine is or lea

the family said cps has been involved with the family before. solano county sheriffs want to find out exactly why this happened and what the family dynamic is so they can prevent it from ever happening again. in fair field, abc7 news. >>> the coast guard called off the search for a man who disappeared in the parties off the owings beach. they searched a 44-mile area for more than 8 hours with three boats and a helicopter but they failed to locate the victim. rescuers from the fire department, national park service and coast guard rushed to the scene yesterday afternoon where two men were trying to escape their cap sized sailboat by climbing into a rubber dingy. >> in watching the boat it came to shore and overturned. when it came to shore it had nobody in it. >> firefighters pulled two men from the water. he told him his friend was wearing a life jack. a similar jacket walked to shore about an hour later. other man, whose name was not released, is being treated for hypothermia. >> the bodies of two teenagers were recovered from monterey bay afte

the family said cps has been involved with the family before. solano county sheriffs want to find out exactly why this happened and what the family dynamic is so they can prevent it from ever happening again. in fairfield, abc7 news. >>> the coast guard called off the search for a man who disappeared in the parties off the san francisco ocean beach. they searched a 44-mile area for more than 8 hours with three boats and a helicopter but they failed to locate the victim. rescuers from the fire department, national park service and coast guard rushed to the scene yesterday afternoon where two men were trying to escape their capsized sailboat by climbing into a rubber dingy. >> in watching the boat it came to shore and overturned. what we thought had two people in it when it got to shore, had nobody in it. >> firefighters pulled two men from the water. he told him his friend was wearing a life jack. a similar jacket walked to shore about an hour later. the rescued man has not been identified. he is being treated for hypothermia. >> the bodies of tw

we can compare the cp both to federal agencies in general and to other bank regulars in particular. we tend, structure bank regulars than other agency. one thing we do with other bank regulators if we take the budget and we take them out of the appropriations process. the reason we're concerned is we don't want political influence over safety and soundness issues. the thinking with the cfpb's budget, we don't want political influence over consumer protection. it's too important to make it exposed to the political process within election cycles. the cfpb, unlike any of the other federal bank regulators, has a cap on its budget. the occ come is the us is he wants to increase its budget it just increases the charges on expert the occ doesn't come to congress for a budget. similarly the federal reserve if it wants to increase its budget, just warms up the printing press. the cfpb though is capped at a percentage of the federal reserve's operating budget and has no ability what the operating budget is. it sinks and swings within. i think that's a very good structure. because it keeps the

i am joined with some of the leading experts, along with two workers who work on the frontlines of cp. i walked -- of safety. on april 28, a week from today, is worker memorial day. this is the day dedicated to the memory of workers who lost their lives on the job. we will be planting a tree on the grounds. the tree will be permanent reminder of those workers we have lost. it will serve as a call to action that we must commit ourselves to address the many challenges still facing us today, to rededicate ourselves to the original promise of the occupational safety and health act, to ensure that every worker in the united states comes home safely to their families after a day's work. the spirit of those who died and those who live for better conditions and to achieve the goals that all americans strive for. thank you very much. >> we will not transition to our first panel discussion. david, if you to come to the stage, and kathy and mike. watch your step. david and john did a great job at setting the context. i will start with some questions. after a couple of minutes, we will open it up