. >> and my to mention that dan kelly -- i wanted to mention that dan kellie who compiled the study is here. i am sure he is available for questions. supervisor mar: let's open this up to public comment. for two minutes per person, we have quite a few people who have signed up and i will call your names and if you could please line up as your name is called in this order. you will have to wait until your name is called, sir. i will read 10 of them. bruce alisyn, patrick allen, dan russell, and others. excuse me one second. two minutes per person. please try to keep it sure if possible. >> i will do my best. the two points that bill loya to make is the shortage of this housing. the raising -- reason the collaborative was set up in the first place, even though affordable housing was being built at the same time, hotels were being burned to the ground and not being replaced. the second point was the great problems with affordability and accessibility. i will talk more about accessibility. my agency deals with independent access. people with disabilities -- many of the market rate hotels h

. >> san francisco pediatrician dan kellie already advises his teen patients to get tested for aids not only to prevent the infected from unknowingly spreading the disease but also sends a message to those who test negative. >> even someone who's tested and found to be negative gets a benefit because it reinforces the risk there is? . >> reporter: experts estimate 20% of 1 million people affected by hiv in the u.s. are unaware of their status. the san francisco aids foundation says early testing should become a regular practic practice. >> their hope is testing will become more routine and part of a standard physician visit and people get tested more regularly. >> reporter: but alan douglas thinks the recommendations go too far and should only be given to at risk teens. >> that's stereotyping the whole generation an not something we should allow it to happen. >> reporter: the pediatric group says many teens lie about their sexual activity and only early te testing will bring it to light. >>> important test news for women tonight. drinking a few alcoholic beverages a week may increase yo

. >>> after hearing make dan kelly the scribe pepper spray as a food product, it's no surprise that fox are less informed than others. there is a survey to prove it. stay with us. you name it. i've tried it. but nothing's helped me beat my back pain. then i tried this. it's salonpas. this is the relief i've been looking for. salonpas has 2 powerful pain fighting ingredients that work for up to 12 hours. and my pharmacist told me it's the only otc pain patch approved for sale using the same rigorous clinical testing that's required for prescription pain medications. proven. powerful. safe. salonpas. >>> if your members of congress are delivering, you have to send a message. tell them, don't be a branch. and don't vote to raise taxes during holidays. >> president obama in new hampshire urging republican members to support an extension of the payroll tax cut. if they allowed itç to expire next month, middle class hours will see their taxes go up. since republicans hate taxes, they should have no problem supporting this have no problem supporting the taxes, correct? the problem is, the tax

. >>> after hearing make dan kelly the scribe pepper spray as a food product, it's no surprise that foxiewers are less informed than others. there is a survey to prove it. stay with us. >>> if your members of congress aren't delivering, you've got to send a message. make sure they are listening. tell them, don't be a grinch. don't vote to raise taxes on work in america during the holidays. >>> president obama in new hampshire earlier today. urging republican members of congress to support an extension of the payroll tax cut. for republicans, allowing it to expire next month, middle classers all across the country will see their taxes go up. it's a tough pill to swallow but since republicans hate taxes, they should have no problem supporting the taxes, correct? the problem is, the tax cut is part of the president's tax plan, which, of course, republicans oppose. they oppose everything. president obama used the own rhetoric against them and needle them on their tax pledge to the al mighty, reverend norquist. >> i know republicans like to talk about we're the party of ç tax cuts. a lot of

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dan has been leading with the planning department staff the ceqa efforts. kelly is the environmental project manager for the america's cup, looking at issues both on for property and off. our cfo has been helping the project team understand the financial implications of the america's cup. we are joined tonight by several representatives of the event authority. the second half of tonight's presentation will be given by david, vice-president for the consultant team that has helped the event authority design the proposed uses of various port sites, and of property, we have john stringer, who has been working with a broader team on looking at the construction activities that will be needed to prepare [inaudible] we look forward to negotiating some of the longer-term development opportunities that will arise out of the america's cup. we are thankful you are all here tonight to join us. without the benefit of coming to you tonight would be to give sort of an overview of the very complicated set of approvals that are going to be required for the america's cup to happen

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kelly. let's check the flag. it is a defensive penalty against the raiders. danse they let the play go. >> off sides, lined up in the neutral zone at the snap. first down. dan: if there is anything on the offense they would have stopped the play. greg: do you think hue jackson would be justified walking into the meeting tomorrow and throwing penalty flags all over the place? dan: he would be very justified, that is number 14. greg: again, that is a presnap penalty that is to thally needless. especially a guy like tommy kelly. greg: now the broncos are well within matt prater's field goal range. mcgahee. just inside the 25. we will come up on two minutes to play. and john fox saying let's not scrum now when victory is within reach. dan: right. you don't want a penalty stopping the clock. greg: that would be completely out of character for this game. two minutes to play here in oakland. oakland. 31-24. [ humming ] and my job is easy. hide big things. you're good... [ crash ] [ laughing ] [ screaming ] [ tires screech ] and if you named your own price on car insuran

gabe's family, his mother emily, his father ross, his stepmother pamela, his brother dan, his fiancee -- fiancee kelly, and i hope it is a comfort to them to know that gabe will be forever remembered here in the capitol complex. when people see that name, that signage, whether it's above the door or directions to it, some may ask the question, who is gabe zimmerman? they may not know him by name, but they know him by his sacrifice. and we all honor that here today. may he rest in peace, may his memory always be a blessing to us. we know that it is, but we want everyone else to know it as well. with that, again, i thank congressman wasserman schultz for her leadership, persistence, determination, relentlessness in making this possible in honoring gabe. we honor the work of all of our staff, past, present, and future. with that, madam speaker, i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from tennessee. mr. fleischmann: may i inquire how much time i have left? the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from tennessee has five and a half minutes left this gentlelady from florid

dan. and our thanks to you. >>> and we thank you, as well, for the overwhelming response, we heard from all of you, to congresswoman gabby give formeds with her astronaut husband, mark kelly who told us about how she fought her way back to language, the remarkable journey broadcast last night. and so many of you asked us more questions about the way music helped change language inside all our brains. and abc's bob woodruff has more on the story. >> reporter: today, for the first time since her injury, congresswoman gabby giffords released a special message to her constituents. >> representing arizona is my honor. >> reporter: a transformation that began nine months ago, when she could barely respond. >> can you smile, sweetie? >> reporter: because she was injured in the left side of her brain, where speech is controlled, her words had abandoned her. >> what's the matter? >> reporter: in this emotionally charged moment, she sang the worlds she couldn't speak. a key to her amazing recovery. ♪ let it shine let it shine let it shine ♪ >> reporter: language is normally held in the left hemisphere of the brain, where gabby was injured. music exists in both hemispheres. incredib

dan kerman with kron4 news. >>pam: this has been a test for kron4 assistant-- police chief. maureen kelly shows how the city and the crew spent most of their day cleaning up. >>reporter: here you can see a small army of city workers swarming frank ogawa plaza in order to clean it up and score it down once again. in the background, you see this coming from a power washer as crews blast the cement. you can see the workers in this shop are wearing a white hazmat suits, mats and gloves to protect themselves from things like human waste and other contaminants. debris and then leaves or raked up and bag up and tossed into garbage trucks. >>reporter: as you can see the tents as well as other personal property will be stored by the city until they are retrieved by their owners. >>pam: meanwhile there are some protesters camped out at snow park. this is a few blocks away from the frank ogawa plaza. protesters have been evicted from here before and they have been repeatedly told that camping is not allowed there. so far the mayor has given no specific timetable for their removal. in san francisco,

dan fox. o'brien breaks a bone in his left arm. he's out for the rest of the season. maryland falls 45-21. terps lost six in a row. meantime, coach brian kellyhting irish improve their record to 7-3. >> they know, our players truly understand how to win football games now. and it starts with preparation during the week. and they know they have to be able to bring all three phases. and we'll look to repeat that next week. and that's the challenge to our football team. >> notre dame looking good last night. penn state playing its first game in 46 years without joe paterno. players walking onto the field arm and arm. fans still showing their appreciation for joe pa. nittany lionss hosting nebraska. corn hufpbgers up 10-0. taylor martinez pitches at the last moment to burkhead. 14 yard touchdown. he finished with 121 yards rushing. nebraska leads, 17-0. fourth quarter, back come the lions. first and goal. powers his way in for the six yard touchdown. penn state cuts the deficit to three. so final seconds for penn state still down by three. here we go. matt gets the playoff. scrambling. looking for somebody. throws. it's incomplete. that's it. pe

dan. here is the math guy. >> the math wizard. >> i don't know if he is that today. >> almost. >> what have you got? >> ports. he has been the best in the world for a long, long time. kellyto his surfing legacy what was now the 11-time champion thinking about inininin county of colt thcoming up tone continue our coverage of the protests in oakland. oakland police talk about how they handled the massive protests and what they plan to do into the evening. we will stay on top of that for you. join us in one hour at 11:00. larry beil here with an interesting development today in raiders camp. shoring up a major decision they made. >> see how it works out. two new guys coming together. the raiders hope it is reunited and feels so good with carson palmer and t.j.hushmanzata. they spent six years together in cincinnati. the raiders hosting denver. that means sunday will be time among other things. as for palmer, he enjoys having a familiar face around. >> he wants the ball on every single play. he knows the situation and those two minute situations, red zone situations, third down situations. he is a firey guy and i'm a fire yao guy. the important things when you butt-heads wit

dan and brian garvane are here for an exclusive interview. good morning, all of you. >> good morning. >> good morning. >> cheyanne, when miss kelly and miss christied you feel? >> sad. >> brian, when you heard that tape, what was the first -- that for the first time, what went through your head? >> we were shocked. we couldn't know, we didn't know. >> she had been in that classroom for two years with those same -- >> three years. >> three years. >> four years with miss kelly. it started in the fifth grade with miss kelly, where she jerked her up with her shirt and she got out of line, so we called the school, and you know. miss kelly wouldn't do that, we've known her for a long time is what we got out of this whole thing, they wouldn't do this. >> you're talking about the school district. >> right, the school district. every time we went and called. then it got -- it wasn't so bad in the sixth grade, but her seventh grade year, it got worse, and her eighth grade year was just terrible. just, she didn't -- she got to where she didn't want to go to school. and cheyanne's always loved school. we've never had a problem with her. and she was doing thin