just like i want my son e. j.ut everything, my son andre to talk to me, my daughter, elisa, and that is what i talk about. and i go to church, i'm a christian, but the reality is, my son is gay. that is the reality. and i tell pastors that, i tell other pastors that. i tell black christians who came out with me. but i say hey, i love my son, nothing is going to change that. i don't care if you don't agree and you don't want to deal with me or don't like me, that is on you. but i said tell me when it hits your own family, you know? then you are going to have to make a decision. >> having a gay son did that kind of change your perspective in any way? >> no, it didn't change, because i've been working side by side with gays for a long time. i think what i wanted the gay community to do for me is to help my son, all right? give him the right information, help him to grow and be a good young man, things that i can't talk about that i don't know about, they can help him. so that is what i want. >> you're proud of your s

my partner in the e j program is training tenants with the housing arthur on how to reduce pesticides. we're working now on identifying the sites in the neighborhood so we can include the access to the waterway. so i'd like to say i'll call up jess to the microphone and talk about community garden (clapping.) thank you, ann many you're amazing. commissioners and want thank you for having me and is special thanks to my neighbors and activists in the room. i'm jeffrey i'm a baby resident i've live here 15 years. i'm a student and admirer of people sitting next to me and others. i'm a co- founder and i director the gardens initiative. we're a community based organization that started years ago which we started to plant flowers. at that time when the block was ground zero in the bayview that became a partial point for orcha flash point for consensus based decision macro at the grassroots level a ground level for plays that received negative attention. so many of united states felt in under no circumstances days living on the block and we came to understand it was connecting with one other

. >> good afternoon, my name is e. j. potente, i live on fillmore street which is on the route of the double ducker tour busses on a regular basis. i know for a fact those busses can see right into my flat so it's very clear that they would be able to do the same on fell street as well. and on hayes street as well so i don't see any advantage in restricting them only to that particular avenue. the problem of course with option 2 is that hayes street will simply become a kind of a boulevard for tour busses and there will be a lot of them. and i certainly wouldn't want to be a resident on that street under those conditions. i urge you to support option no. 1 because i believe that those tour busses are completely out of scale to the neighborhoods in which they navigate the streets and they are a hazard to all vehicular traffic as well as pedestrian and bicycle traffic. there is no way that you can logically expect a bus that advertises that if you think this bus is big, you should see our airplanes, could possibly make a re

. >> let's listen to what e. j. said yesterday on meet the press. >> i think there is something crazy when people say the government can't deliver health care. ever heard of medicare? ever heard of medicaid? and there's a mandate to pay taxes for those things. president obama chose to go for a model that is a market oriented model that republicans favor of helping people buy private health insurance. that proves to be very complicated. a lot of the people saying repeal obama care saying it's just fine to have big government for people over 65. >> zeke, how would you compare the complexity levels of the affordable care act to medicare? >> first of all it's very important to recognize that medicare came in, there was nothing there. there was no insurance for people who were seniors. you were creating a new program on the basis of no previous existing program. that's always easier. on the other hand, you know, the affordable care act is building on an existing system where 160 million people have private insurance, you

. >>> the wife of missing san j e executive dale smith is opening up. >> for me, that's always a chance. until they find the plane, there's always a chance. >> she says she is not giving up hope. her husband, two children and their significant others will be found alive. the small plane dale smith was piloting vanished nearly three weeks ago after running into engine trouble over central idaho. the search was called off, but family and friends continue to search. janet, who got to san jose last week, said faith is keeping her strong. >> that's because overall, i have always had this feeling that my family's okay and whether they come walking out of those woods and they're okay or they've already passed on, i feel like they're okay. >> janet's husband is her hero. >>> the public utility's commission will hear from the public today on whether pg&e should restore power to a pipeline in san carlos. people were worried about the safety of that line, but pg and e got the okay to start service again this month. today, the public utilities commission will consider increasing pressure in that pi

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originally at hr e a was pled to november, 2012. j rp found the promise is capable with the district and the project would not result in a significant impact to the historic area. in december of 2012 this was wrapped into the mitigated deck this was accepted in may, 2013. at the same hearing we got project approvals. none of it was migrated. now for section 106 we went back to the consultants and asked for more detailed report it's in your packet pardon me they found it the sensitive and capable with the districts historic terltz, features and size and scales my massing. the proposed project will not diminish an indirect adverse effect to the historic property. we request that you agree with j rps historically findings and it will not have an audioversus impact on the historic properties within the area thank you >> thank you, commissioners any questions from staff or the sponsor? > >>. seeing none, >> commissioner hyland. >> i guess it's unrelated. >> i do have one planning question. residential on the ground floor? i didn't know tha

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j. boehner e.antor. >> i don't think the congressional employees at this point have a high opinion of congress. >> it might not even be john boehner's but john boehner's mom, right? >> chuck, i want your reaction to something as you know the nbc news political team caught up with paul ryan today. let's listen to that right now. >> for three years we keep passing these crs that says the administration decides how to spend money. now we get to fight for the composition of spending that we believe in. that's a really good step in the right direction. it means congress gets to -- we'll have an appropriations process and any member can bring an amendment to the floor to change how government spends money. we haven't been able to do that for years. >> what i hear there from paul ryan is partly a process defensiveness. this puts congress back in the driver's seat, more so than the budget snubz. >> today feels like revenge of establishment, with the paul ryan and john boehner lecturing outside groupz. this

their name is joie, spelled with the same unique spelling of j-o-i-e.irl, he bought presents for all the kids in her kindergarten class. >> very sweet. well, just a couple of more days to get out there and do any shopping you are doing for the holiday. >> that's true. you won't need an umbrella to do it either. you might even want to break out the bikinis for christmas day. it's not bathing suit weather just yet. as we take a look at our seven-day forecast. it is going to be pretty steady in the mid-60s for the duration of the week. >> bikinis are kind of pushing there, lela. that is going to do it for us. thank you for joining us here on the sunday morning news. i'm carolyn tyler along with lela gulen, in for lisa argen. abc7 news continues at 9:00. "good morning america" is up next. have a great sunday, everyone! >>> good morning, america. this morning -- dangerous mix. snow, flooding, even killer tornadoes. thick ice sending cars off the road and taking down branches. where the storm is right now, and is more extreme weather ahead? what it all means

their name is joie, spelled with the same unique spelling of j-o-i-e.rl, he bought presents for all the kids in her kindergarten class. >> let's get a final check of the accuweather forecast with lela. >> all right. as we take a live look outside. here's a picture from our kgo roof camera. hazy sunshine to get us going. the accuweather seven-day forecast, we are looking at a mild, uneventful weather pattern for the entire week pour christmas. you have mid-60s in store for you there and no rain on the horizon. >> all right. that is going to do it for us. thank you for joining us on the abc7 sunday morning news. i'm carolyn tyler with lela gulen in for lisa argen. abc7 news continues at 5:00. we leave you with a look from our south beach camera showing you that massive crane heading out of the bay. merry christmas, ...club...things... r cat foodt sending me coupons for cat food. i'm just not a coupon clipper. i buy what i want to buy. can i get a reward for that? [ brina ] something extra from raley's, bel air, yo. an you get something extra rewards... fo

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a e made his ruling after two experts examined the girl a declared her brain dead following tonsil surgery. jrt is from stanford >>> a judge made his ruling after two experts examined the girl, and declared her brain dead following tonsil surgery. >> this expert is from stanford children's hospital and the other from oakland children's. they sat front row listening to testimony today. >> she meets the criteria for brain dead. >> the two neurologists testified they did extensive tests. >> what did you see in reviewing the eeg on december 11, 2013? >> there was no brain activity. >> and both concluded 13-year- old did not have any clinical signs of life, according to established scientific criteria. i have to therefore deny the petition. >> the judge ruled against the family, while he did not the hospital should say the plug but he would give until december 30 december 30th for the family to decide what to do. after that, the hospital would be allowed to remove her from life support. >> i hope the family between now and december 30th finds peace and comes to grips with the judge's decision, and

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