specters i categorically reject any of these allegations and inspectors and the head of the department of law you have brought some of these allegations and we have proved for them that there was a bed these allegations were based as we had not have any program for nuclear weapons and as i said that is so-called american allegations american laptop allegations had no in fact justification and it is just to say that those allegations that was supposed they were supposed to be presented to iran and americans enough to deliver a message on friday higher she criticizes united states clear venting but if you gauge and vendée showed none of those material had any sort of connives again sharon and therefore we proved in one hundred seventeen pages we proved that all these allegations were forced and fabricated as i said i repeat again we are fully prepared to remove any question whatsoever but through the i.a.e.a. within the four ocoee in a technical manner without any political motivation and we need more than ever to die a call technical professional environment and the sooner the better united na

spectators i categorically reject any of these allegations and inspectors and the head of the department of law you have brought some of these allegations and be approved for them that there was a bed these allegations are baseless we have not have any program for nuclear weapons and as i said that is so-called american allegations american laptop and a geisha has had no in fact justification and if it is just says sufiah is to say that those allegations that was supposed they were supposed to be presented to iran and america has enough to deliver on the said on friday higher she criticizes united states preventing that he gave her vendée showed none of those material had any sort of collapse again and therefore been proven one hundred seventeen pages be proved that all these allegations were forced and probably kate that as i said i repeat again we are fully prepared to remove any question whatsoever but through the i.a.e.a. within there for ocoee in a technical manage without any political motivation and we need more than ever and i call him technique called professional environment and this

law. the issue of the fake i.d. is not within the purview of the san francisco health department. it is a state issued id and there is no city or state law demanding dph to educate or anybody what to provide such changes on state issued licenses to any of the retailers. i have a document obtained this afternoon as i was about to come here that shows the sign i was talking about. it says -- it is a document that we send out, the tobacco for a project sends out every year advising permit holders on how to comply. that is the english version. that is the arabic version. this is the chinese version. and this is the spanish version. i was happy they also sent out the new california id. i think we have done everything within our power and i respectfully ask the board denied the rehearing and uphold the previous suspension time. thank you. >> thank you. >> is there any public comment on this item? >> would you swear her in before she testifies? >> she chose not to stand and be sworn in. >> to you solemnly swear or affirm that the testimony will -- will give will be the truth and nothing b

in the past five years with help from the state department of law enforcement murders have dropped by 70%. now, baby isaac's death once again called attention to the senseless violence. >> justice needs to be done for the baby. >> reporter: the renewed gang sweeps come as california is poised to cut $71 million from the state division of law enforcement. the police chief is blasting the move as adding to the public safety threat. >> this is more than just cutting a unit. this is cutting a significant resource that we probably need more now than we have in the last ten years because of the fiscal crisis and the threat of increasing gang, especially trinational gangs in california. >> reporter: local, state and federal agencies going to come together for a special meeting here in east pa pal low ail ate to come up with with ideas to address gang violence especially if state resources are decembe decimated as expec. karina rusk, abc 7 news. >>> two back packers drown in yosemite national park when they were swept away by high water. they were crossing a flooded foot bridge this morning w

department of public health. it is not conforming with the law, it is not conforming with the spirit of the law, and if it is a department official from public health that says we do not have any legal obligation to tell people how to enforce the law, i say to you, where is the mission of the department of public health? where have we gone wrong? it should be all of our concern to make sure that is unforced if that is really what we want for san francisco. [bell] bacon. >> thank you. is there any other public comment? seeing none, commissioners, the matter is submitted. >> i will start this time. i do not have before me any new evidence to warrant a rehearing. for that reason, i would vote in the same way as the last matter. >> i would concur. >> i am somewhat moved by tobacco cases but for different reasons than were presented by the woman who spoke in public testimony. public comment. i do not think that we, we being the city of san francisco, have a good idea of what the ultimate financial effect is on a business when we impose these penalties. there is no opportunity for monetary fund. -- a monetary fund. at issue he

all of these were reviewed by alaska's department of law. volve what the lawyers for the state deem attorney-client privilege. others fall under an alaska statute which allows for this deliberate process privilege, which is a law that was created to allow the free flow of opinion and information between lawmakers as they discuss policy issues. those are what we are told are being classified or not being released. that is actually being challenged by some people here in alaska. and also we'll get some documents that are redacted. those things we usually see from the pentagon where certain words are blanked out or sensitive material is just gone over with perhaps a sharpie. so there will be some material withheld but we're going to get 24,199 pages, i believe, suzanne. that's plenty to dig through. >> you've got a busy weekend, drew. i imagine if anything pops, will you bring it to our attention and we'll get it on as quickly as possible. drew, be patient. it is going to be a long weekend. thanks, drew. >>> now we want to hear from you. what ne

of the state department. and tulare's sons and daughters of law and grandchildren -- and to larry's sons and daughters in law and grandchildren, thank you for sharing him with all of us. thank you, too, to marlene and his grandmother. he is remembered with great fondness for being a warm and wonderful partner to larry throughout his years of state. and on a personal note, for wearing pants suits. [laughter] last month, and when it came time for larry to finish his remarks at the state department, he did so in typical fashion, saying, "someone just said that 50 years from now that the work for the ops center will continue. well, i do not know how he or anybody else would know that because none of us will be around then." everyone burst out laughing. and then he said, "thank you and the bless you," and went on his way. 50 years from now, many of us will no longer be here, but, at the state department, i am confident that people will still be telling stories about lawrence eagleburger, the foreign service officer who rose all the way to the 74 as secretary of state, the diplomat who helped presidents and secret

criminal charges are against the former concord private investigator and former law enforcement officers from the state department of justice and the danville and san ramon police departments. >> as you all know, my client on the day of his arrest had a cathartic conversation with law enforcement and the d.a.'s office and admitted his responsibility. in federal law, early acceptance of responsibility is one of the things that mitigates in sentencing. >> the allegations include stealing cash, drugs and guns from police seizures. >>> time now 5:07. we put lawrence on the evening show because he couldn't get the weather right. erika martin is in and she is delivering the same forecast. what's one that? >> i know. sorry, frank. sorry, sydnie. yes, i'm going to deliver the same thing. lawrence was right on the money, folks. here is that system due in by later this morning, early this afternoon packing quite a punch here. it's going to close off so that's going to increase that energy, increase that moisture and will increase those chances. showers by early afternoon. that will linger through tomorrow and sunday, possibly

i hold a degree of accounting, law, and advanced post- certificate. what the department of public health needs is a police service into the -- entity. buying in to the mission is the critical part that makes the difference. private security is qualified or the department of public health has the patience and it be staff suffers the consequences. this is the bottom line, not the bottom line of the department of public health. i have seen the conflicts at the mission over and over and over. the solution is to resurrect the 8204 class of officers as an independent agency. to do otherwise would be penny wise and pound foolish. thank you. supervisor chu: thank you for your time. >> hello. my name is carmen simon, and for three years i was a mental health worker in an agency that -- knock on wood -- has been spare the budget cut. thank you for that. i was also a student for fau local 1021. right now i am here as a mental health advocates and allied. just from a deeply experiential level, all of these interviews are so deeply connected from the community services to the residen

of federal law. what the department of health and human services is saying they fully expect indiana to comply with thisaw so not directly commenting on the question. >>trace: steve, thank you from chicago. thank you, steve. the debate will likely continue in several other states seek to cut off funding for planted parenthood and now to our senior financial analyst, judge napolitano anchoring freedom watch. judge, great to see you. >>judge napolitano: like the old days, trace. >>trace: like old home school week. the whole issue is about commingling funds. they are saying if planned parenthood could prove it did not use federal funds for abortion would this case be nonexistent? >>judge napolitano: that is a difficult argument to make. you cannot, the government cannot give money to a catholic school if the money is going to be used for communion bafers but it can for math books or school buses but the money saved on the buts would be used to buy the wafers. and the government is not supposed to give money for abortion but the money the government gives to planned parenthood pays for some of the bills in

and take an oath of office or an oath to uphold the constitution and a fan the laws of the united states. with a current public law that has not been amended that gives the department of energy the authority to tender an application. that application has been tendered. the secretary decided to try it and the board responsible for accepting that withdrawal said no. i would assume that the secretary of energy is knowingly and willfully violated federal law. >> the day after day aslb made that decision, the department decided to review. >> we are not in negotiation but we are in a situation where we are trying to determine what the chairman and the current members of the nrc, just what they decide or not decide to do. that is a convoluted mess if i have ever seen one. >> i cannot comment what is going on at the nrc. this is also in the courts. the legality of the withdrawal will be determined. >> i've got 51 seconds -- if this congress affirmatively states that the application should continue to be reviewed and yucca mountain should continue to be considered according to current law, is the secretary of energy and the president of united states going to honor that law

according to the department of justice, law enforcement became aware of these people when someone whoeen approached to help purchase firearms went to law enforcement and told them what was up. they then worked with law enforcement. we're told, according to this press release from the department of justice, that they do have them captured on audio and videotape, and that they had been monitoring these individuals for some time. they say there was no threat to the public because they had made the machine guns which these men were allegedly purchasing inoperable. so they would pose absolutely no risk to the public. they said that initially this pair of men allegedly planned an attack on a different military facility, joint base lewis accord in washington state. they changed their targets. they wanted to use, according to this, both grenades and machine guns, but in the attack that was allegedly attacked on this entrance processing station in seattle, they were going to use the machine guns, machine guns which had been rendered inoperable. brooke? >> jeanne meserve, thanks so much for the

of total square footage proposed. finally, i want to touch on another primary issue, which is the retail law. if you would get the planning department's brief in response to our questions regarding the proper formulation of the retail law, the only authorization we have received simply states this is incorrect. there is no letter of determination. there is no analysis. the only analysis is provided by the permit holder. given the fact we are protesting, it is interesting and now the only one is by the permit holder. it makes no sense how the current retail loughner -- law is being interpreted by the zoning administrator. i do not know if you can see this on the overhead. it is defined to include the following uses -- of favre, a drive of facility, a liquor store -- bar, drive up facility, a liquor store, sales and service, a movie theater, take- out food. what is interesting is dead because financial services is not listed, -- is that because financial-services is not listed, it is rove vote. it is an and the category that does not -- and m c category that does not exist. -- empty category that does not exist. the way to do it is not

of how this process works. i also read significant experience with administrative law, with the board of appeals, the planning department, the as an attorney, i have respect for the due process rights. the last several years i have become familiar with the san francisco police department's organizational structure. the mandate to set policy, the rules governing cases and the recent resolution setting out the priorities of the department. as a people to -- as a lawyer for the marginalized, this increase is my sense of social justice. i am very proud of the work i did to reach out to other communities, those with disabilities. in that work i'm very proud that two years ago i invited the executive director of equal justice society to be the keynote speaker. last year, i invited angela davis. i have been a long supporter of the an soleil dc -- the and publicity . -- naqacp. in terms of the role of the commission, i think probably speaking there has been the perspective of people who see the commission as largely an advisory body and refers to the chief and mayor to set the policy of the department and seek the advice of the

of the government. the government, in turn, will depart from rule of law and use things such as kidnapping, intimidation, retribution against families. >> reporter: we found xintongue under lock-down. a police unit stationed every 20 meters in the center of town. they'd regained control. no danger of a arab-syle uprising here. and the city's residents? well, didn't want to talk. "don't know anything," said this man. "it's not convenient to talk about it," said another. while scared to speak publicly, many here are angry and disillusioned. migrants work 12, 14 even 16 hour days in xintongue's factories, but the rising cost of living in china means they barely make ends meet. a labor activist agreed to speak to us. >> ( translated ): there is no future for young workers. the can't live a decent life in the city and they can afford to send money home either. it's modern day slavery. >> reporter: that evening mr. li arranged for us to meet some migrant workers. as an activist and critic of chinese government, he is frequently targeted by the police, so we kept our distance. he took us to a sweltering flat i

just yesterday we brought you some of the biggest tax conducted by law before the group disbanded and one of their last notable attacks was against arizona's department of public safety is their way of protesting the state's papers please immigration law but in the dump of data from this week we also learned that cops are very well aware of police monitoring apps but i've been popping up on our smartphones see a document labeled law enforcement sensitive specifically tells cops to look at a risk ease an heiress g.'s cell phone to see if they have any apps that quote target the police that alone is surprising but they actually list a few he has to keep an eye on traps are and police all are designed to show users the location of speed traps although most users complain it's not really all that good at updating on the hotspots caller id faker that was designed to give users a chance to make spoof calls and alter the caller's voice which apparently is a bit of a problem when it comes to prank nine one one calls now they're also weirdly concerned about an apple feature called find my iphone now it's designed to wipe all of its data from a remote location

walks of life, including small business owners, people of middle income, as well as low- income patrons. the law library also serves city departments, nonprofits, the judiciary, and others. in terms of services, the law library provides -- that the library provides include the most comprehensive legal databases available. we have interactive corp. forums, calculators, and extensive assistance to our patrons. what i would like to do is tell you a little bit about our budget, which is pretty much the same. we do not have any significant budget increases or changes, rather. we are continuing with no increase in personnel, which actually has been the case for decades. the most significant factor regarding our next year or year and a half is that the library must move out of its current location, the veterans building. it is closing at the end of 2012. we are working now with real estate to identify and of rebuilding that will provide safety for all the library service collections and needs. normally, i would like to comment on the process. take two or three years to plan, calculate, and accomplish, so it is a very challenging situation

. >>> the department of homeland security is warning law enforcement agencies across the country aboutit list allegedly from al qaeda. it appears on a web site and names more than 40 americans including pentagon officials business executives. such lists are not unusual. >> there's this global extremist chat that goes on every day in chat rooms all over the room. people post stuff on web sites. >> experts say the list may have been prompted by the video of american al qaeda spokesman in which gadden called for attacks on individuals. the department of homeland security says there's no information about any attacks. >>> san francisco police can't recall an incident of a city worker being shot on the job, but that's exactly what happened this morning. ktvu's john sasaki says it could be road rage. >> reporter: the damage shows how deadly the shooting could have been. two windows were shot. >> the suspect opened fire multiple times striking the driver one time. >> reporter: about 8:30 this morning a two man painting crew was driving a truck in the bayview and they pulled a u turn and upset

we would be looking, in terms of the planning department -- they are responsible under state law for the housing element of the master plan. the housing element is to be re- evaluated every five years. they just completed the most recent evaluation of may of this year. that is about the need for housing development in the city. it identifies with the need is. there are also other provisions we would look at in terms of evaluating the effectiveness in terms of the 11 -- in lieu fees required of residential development. chairperson campos: the reason why we thought it would be important to move this forward is that as you know there is a larger discussion at the regional level in terms of sustainable -- a sustainable communities effort. that is going to create some pretty robust housing and transportation obligations for the region. we want to make sure that as we are moving in that direction, where you are talking about 90,000 units being added in san francisco in the next 30 years or so, we are doing what we are supposed to do under our own code. that is one of the things this is tryi