the model shows a storm hitting the entire city evenly. there is a problem down in the yosemite area. this will be able to address the challenges this will share the burden by pushing the water out. this approach we are talking about today it's a storm water management. that is a lot different. having a real time information there will be other capital programs in the future. this is where we want it to be, currently. commission crowley: i think that is an issue we need to continue to follow. and there are other conditions elements as we go and check things off. this is still done without what we want to do with rates. and how do we address the question that was put to us? and are there measures that do make sense that do not cause trouble? >> thank you. >> oh that is a combination of actions we need to do >> can we pick and go to item number nine? providing benefits to communities. if we can go to 9, karen? >> i thought you're going to item 9. thank you. >> we were confused about going to item nine on the agenda. >> so, commissioner miora

our pockets for vandalizing the city throughout the entire city. and however, the city of oakland of citizens are not happy while thousands of dollars of merchandise was taken from their stores. >> you know, basically, there were still lookin. and there wet preventing them, there were picking up the merchandise from off the floor, and off the shelves. >> they made the conscious decision to go in and create that burglary. essentially, we will go in there, and i have to keep the safety of my officers and the crowd. remember, there are innocent people out there and i have to consider them. not just the criminals but the entire crowd. >> the assistant is also having extremely strong words for oakland director of emergency services. he said that the radio system and communications system was not working. the assistant chief says that that is completely in accurate it was tested and it worked. and reporting live in oakland, kate thompson, kron 4 news. >> and the gulf oil spill, and it is what is happening with the headquarters of bp in london. >> tony hay

what is interesting is they represent the entire city, there are there aredots in new -- are no disproportionate dots in any city. typically how we do this over control in the system is through maintenance effort. grease traps, keeping sources clear, keeping grease collection out of it. removal of sand and debris. a lot of material but cumulates in the system but needs to be removed so that the system can run as smoothly as possible. certainly, cleaning of the system is included. however, there would be a capital effort including installation and construction of new vent systems, treatment systems. this is focused on some areas where we have had odor complaints coming issues, and can address them through the vent program. this would enable venting of gases from the sewer system. >> you had made a comment the other day that the -- the number of complaints or dispersion of complaint areas was getting worse over time because of efforts to reduce the inflow? >> water conservation has been a wonderful but also difficult for us on the waste water side. less water is going through the system. the syste

not know about our neighborhood, we have the highest saturation of offsite the licenses in the entire citytake a walk into our neighborhood, there is a liver store on every block, but no worse restores. -- no grocery stores. it poses a tough challenge. hard for our residents every day to not have access to something fresh and affordable. this garden here is one attempt to address that solution. i wanted to bring up another attempt that we see, another of our attempts to address the lack of access, if you come to our offices, we can show you the plan for the grocery stores, the plot of land, but we cannot show you a brochure that wants to move in. everything is said to, we just need a brochure. however, we have approached about 40 and none of them would like to move in to the neighborhood. the main reason that they cite is lackingthat was a stark reals 140 grocer's told us that we run a profitable. we have a neighborhood of people who need food, but because it is not profitable, they cannot come here. this is more than just a plot of land to beautifyfy >> ready? we actually do a little work

overhead, basically, the project has the potential to produce significant economic impact on the entire city and on the southeast part of the city in particular. the legislation will allow for a major use development, which will increase the capacity of the city to accommodate growth in a variety of occupations as well as increase residential population. this shows the economic impact factors in our office went over. there is one on infrastructure and buildings, and we measure the height increases in employment over the 20 plus development period. finan we have a permanent impact -- then we have a permanent impact, including an estimate of the distribution by industry and occupation as well as total spending in san francisco, and i think this will help answer those questions about permanent employment distribution and employment opportunities we projected by looking at an occupational basis. then we will also have ongoing impact from a new residence fending, spending from stadium events, and then i am going to talk about the property tax base on the project. i am going to start with a one ti

he has also been the single largest contributor to the charity campaign in the entire city for free of the last five years, doing just more than what anyone else would do in terms of giving. where is he? right there. ok. bob, we wish you well. please come forward. [applause] >> if i could do both first. bernie is one of our success stories. starting as a secretary in the engineering division, switching to the claims and contract bureau, second to the harry traci water treatment. whenever we are calling it these days. these are all names for agricultural and land divisions and for the last 17 years she has worked for went out to the rank military services and is now a senior real property is officer, a fine example of how hard work and dedication to give you the reach of any goal that you set for yourself. we wish her happiness in her well-deserved retirement. [applause] please come this way. c'mon. [inaudible] >> this is absolutely a great honor to see these people coming up to get their commendations for a number of years of service. one of the best things i can do as the president of

i am amazed at how art to galvanize an entire city. literally overnight, a think the buddha has become the talk of the town. my main purpose is to identify and thank the many people involved on both sides of the pacific ocean. without their help, this project could not been realized. to " the former first lady, hillary clinton, "it takes a village." with this project, that phrase could not be more true. as the project manager, i am the common thread connecting the many visible and invisible contributors to the project. i know that thank you's can be the most boring part of the ceremony and people generally to and out. please listen because my list will help you to learn the complex and dramatic sage of its dramatic journey from shanghai to san francisco. it is very complex to bring a project of this sale to for -- of this scale to fruition at the top of my list, and must think the artist. [applause] he has given us the true honor and privilege of displaying his wonderful sculpture and our most public places. i also want to thank mayor

the bill still needs to be passed by the entire city council. on the phone with us now to talk more about what's happening in the johannes mehserle case michael cardozo joins us he tells us with analyzing the case in the followed ever since. thank you for joining us can you tell us which you think about the latest on folding regarding sentencing? >> and lips certainly they put it over i didn't think they do it quite this far. what it indicates to me can there really gearing up the fight the allegation of a weapon. they will argue very strongly that it's inconsistent with the involuntary manslaughter conviction. there really loading up strongly >> what does this mean for the prosecution? >> it means they will have to prepare certainly and wait until that date to argue. does it mean that much to the prosecution because johannes mehserle in custody and serving time. all that time will go toward his ultimate time of the judge gives him. in the vernacular he's getting credit for the time he is serving now. the prosecution should too much. >> oscar gr

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may be the entire city. we haven't been that lucky so far but we try. and if that person is seen wiin that area, they violated a condition of their probation and they are supposed to go back to court and judge is supposed to say, you violated our probation you have to serve out the sentence whatever that was. it wasn't happening. people would be picked up for violations of stay away orders and the judges were not enforcing their own stay a an order. we worked out a plan with the neighborhood groups where when someone is picked up on a violation of a stay away order the neighborhood group would get together and write letters to the judge. and say, mr. whatever his name is, has violated the stay away order and he has been the scrounge of this neighborhood. he's here and disrupts our lives. he is affecting our safety and peace of mind and quality of life and we want the stay away order upheld. the neighborhood da receives the letters, presents them to the judge and the judge gets a different perspective on how a community feels about a specific criminal. w

i was in the fourth grade and it was a huge celebration not just for the school but the entire city we got hundred balloons flags and went to meet the cosmonauts and then later on we were all outside again to watch the actual launch i remember my dad who worked at the launch but he told me that this was the most important event of the century. thirty five years on and they say usable a project still fires people's feelings some are even banking on it the scenes apollo became so popular that alongside the original memorabilia a special brand of cigarettes was created just to mark the occasion that every day these were incredibly popular and were almost impossible to find on the thirty fifth anniversary of the docking they are once again missing from the city stories catch readers are the artsy moscow. of thankfully so use has always been old for a liable but while some rockets blast off successfully others in a less happy ending ten lives by a thread literally as you'll see in our next story we're in extreme surreal ride on a rocket like attraction almost ended in tragedy these pictures

specific limit of a limited geographic area diverts funding that otherwise would have went to the entire city for larger services. a portion of this new increment is made possible through the zoning changes and other improvements that came out of the area plan. however, only a portion of the net increase in property revenues should be diverted into the area planning needs. this would enable and continue and to ensure that it continues, and make sure that the city services. and now looking at the c.f.d., community facilities district, briefly this is basically a layaway plan for your existing development impact fees. it's that simple. for this item, the department had one recommendation. if the c.f.d. can't fund all the identified projects, the city should not collect 100% of the funding through this mechanism. we made this recommendation in response to the issue that c.f.d.'s may not be able to fund certain things like private child care or the administration of funds. after discussing this further after the publication of our report which the city attorney got late, it seems like our recomme

the entire city of sanaa nobody is white and blue the city and the country celebrates maybe find out the details in just. a moscow calls to. thirteen people accused of murder and race hate crimes for the defendants will have to undergo psychiatric test before the final decisions may be groups accused of a sickly motivated killings and total floats not found guilty members could face life in jail avesta gators claim the gang was part of an ultra nationalist movement banned for its extremist activity with dozens of people killed in race hate crimes in russia every year party stacey bourbons books of what drives attackers to commit ethnic violence you may find some of the images in her report the stone. this self professed and deeply religious woman is full of hate hate for those who are different hatred is a group she accuses of occupy and disrespecting and contaminating her nation russians she insists are fighting a race war motivated by love books a love for one home went and i would nation love. your families where people don't just date and then break up but rather they get married

the fog is pushing into san francisco where we have some low clouds along the entire city. berkeley and richmond. in petaluma where we have temperatures in santa rosa right now. pretty, on the bering antioch around 77 degrees. san jose tomorrow should the up to me and i stand here and the gray gives way to do in the morning. bugs stuck in the coast. temperatures ranging from the '50s is sixties coast side. always to the '80s and '90s in the warm spots. the fog clears and in the temperatures start to heat up. so by afternoon 4:00 p.m.. briefly. 70's for the south bay. pretty much a nice day. all to you what to expect for next week coming up. >> knowing detail for the proposed immigration proposed long parian and what's new for tech gadgets are tech reporter has some fun shine off. >> we will be back with more news, weather and traffic in a few moments. >> a provision in the proposed federal immigration law getting some attention it will give same-sex, couples the same protection as regular couples. >> i'll is like him from the minute i saw him. this seemingly blissful relati

i was in the fourth grade and it was a huge celebration for not just for the school but the entire city we got handed balloons flags and went to meet the cosmonauts and then later on we were all outside again to watch the actual launch i remember my dad who worked at the launch pad he told me that this was the most important event of the century. thirty five years on and the ses apollo project still fires people's feelings some are even banking on it both crews were clipped with special watches designed by omega now the company's released a limited edition anniversary timepiece an appetite for nostalgia doesn't end there the scenes apollo became so popular that alongside the original memorabilia a special brand of cigarettes was created just to mark the occasion back in the day these were credibly popular and were almost impossible to find on the thirty fifth anniversary of the docking they are once again missing from the city stories cast readers are the artsy moscow. news in brief from around the wall this hour on a faulty equipment may prevent b.p. from running a pressure test aimed

entire city of sevastopol is done up in white and blue because the city and the country celebrates navy day find out the details in just a few minutes. this week the hague's international court of dress. this ruled that kosovo's declaration of independence was legal while the court's decisions non-binding it has sparked international controversy the u.s. and many european countries praised the move but moscow was set a dangerous president stillborns dialogue between serbia and kosovo belgrade argues the court only focused on the declaration and said nothing about the legality of kosovo independence day serbia claims kosovo succession in february two thousand and seven violated its territorial integrity and its pledge to step up its diplomatic efforts to stop more countries recognizing it journalist and historian of mileage spoke to a c says there are several reasons why the consul not be called an independent state. it's pretty much a death sentence for international law this is a textbook case of a clear violation of both the un resolution twelve forty four and all the accepted norms o

this is sort of our transport storage structure around the entire city. we call it a moat. it's the way we collect rain water for later treatment. as i said, in light to moderate storms we can do a pretty good job of collecting all of the rain water and sanitary sewage and running it through the treatment plant. in fact, there are probably, in terms of calendar days, there might be 14 to 15 calendar days a year where we would actually have a combined sewer discharge. those would be in the heaviest storms. around this moat structure in the city there are 36 outfalls. these would be the overflow points when the system fills to capacity and we can't treat any more. the west side of the city doesn't present an immediate problem for us yet because of its elevation. it's a bit higher than we think will be impacted in the next, say, 30 to 50 years by rising sea level. it's the bay side of the city where we anticipate some problems. this is a photo, it's a little bit difficult to see, but stormy days are kind of gray and dreary and it's tough to get a bright picture of this. what y

i was in the fourth grade and it was a huge celebration not just for the school but the entire city we got handed balloons flags and went to meet the cosmonauts and then later on we were all outside again to watch the actual launch i remember my dad who worked at the launch pad he told me that this was the most important event of the century. thirty five years on and the ses apollo project still fires people's feelings some are even banking on it the series apollo became so popular that alongside the original memorabilia special brand of cigarettes was created just to mark the occasion back in the day these were credibly popular and were almost impossible to find on the thirty fifth anniversary of the docking they are once again missing from the city stories catherine as our artsy moscow. now we showed you the pictures on little teaser just now but ten lives literally left by a thread with an extreme thrill ride and a rocket like attraction almost ended in tragedy abuse of these pictures in the mobile phone visitors to some petersburg's amusement park but a nasty shock it's got going o

i was in the fourth grade and it was a huge celebration not just for the school but the entire city we got handed balloons flags and went to meet the cosmonauts and then leave we were all outside again to watch the actual launch i remember my dad who worked on the launch but he told me that this was the most important event of the century. thirty five years on and this a usable a project still fires people's feelings some are even banking on it the scenes apollo became so popular that alongside the memorabilia special brand of cigarettes was created just to mark the occasion back in the day these were incredibly popular and were almost impossible to find on the thirty fifth anniversary of the docking they are once again missing from the city's store's katherine as are the artsy last . ten lies were literally left hanging by a sewer at the one of extreme three a ride on a rocket like attraction almost ended in tragedy and these visitors to one of st petersburg amusement parks got a nasty shock as a cable snapped on the ride leaving them suspended in mid-air seventy meters above the grou

get recovery in the next generation here in the washington, dc, area. . and our interest in the entire city policy network as well as in actual treatment of people in crisis stage. the dc rca is a little over a year old. we have been very effective in changing some policies here in the dc area. we have been very fortunate with mayor fenty and many others who are welcoming our message and welcoming us to participate in the leadership of our city. we want our recovery community to come out. i tell you if we get as many people as we have in here tonight, somebody on the hill is going to pay attention. we did have a town hall meeting with mayor fenty and it was extremely positive. i think it brought to him a new face and a new awareness of how many people were really interested on changing policies and changing the way the district views recovery as well as the problem, the answer as well as the problem. that means we'll be sending you information about our meetings and about our policy updates, about the work that we're doing, about the communities that we're out reaching to, and about the goa

entire city of sevastopol is done up in white and blue because the city and the country celebrates navy day find out the details in just a few minutes. moscow chords. related verdict on thirty nine people accused of murder and race hate crimes for the defendants will have to undergo psychiatric tests before the final decisions made the groups accused of aesthetically motivated killings and teraflops if found guilty members could face life in jail the best of their cases claim the gun was part of the ultra nationalist movement for its extremist activities with dozens of people killed in race hate crimes in russia reach out to stay suburban folks and what drives attackers to commit ethnic violence and i find some of the images to report disturbing. list self professed a deeply religious woman a school with heat heat for those who are different teacher in a group she accuses of occupying disrespecting and contaminating her nation russians she insists are fighting a race war motivated by love books a love for one home went and our nation of love for our good people families where people don

troops where the entire city was closed off and those u.s. troops use depleted uranium shells to pierce through targets a piece of weaponry left over from the cold war whose affects are only now as you see being analyzed and as this report says they obviously are devastated i am for some reason this why all this information the u.s. and the iraqi governments and the u.s. military especially remain silent so could this report finally change that or earlier i caught up with mina. chief editor of shark and i first asked her if she had been a fluid on to describe to us the devastation that she's seen not only there but all over iraq. so i've been in iraq when i was in from the it was just passing through to get into baghdad the effects have been severe we've heard from people everyone from doctors without borders who spoke extensively to journalists and briefed us to doctors that have been looking into this and you know ordinary iraqi citizens there are huge defects that have been reported that have been documented of course that there is no abso

places like detroit for people that live in detroit or people like your family because that's an entire city that essentially is dad what they lived off of the one single industry that made that city thrive is now has now disappeared so does that mean the city should be abandoned the everybody should just get up and move and go find work elsewhere what happened to detroit the whole city shouldn't be abandoned but a lot of people should move. here we live in a most mobile society ever in the history of mankind it is easier today to to move beyond where you are than ever has been that doesn't make it any. easier but detroit is too large and there are not enough jobs in the city right now for everybody that wants them so you can continue to stay and you can say i'm unemployed i can't find a job here well that's that's true maybe if you are even honestly looking for a job and you are willing to take anything you can't find it well then just staying there and asking the federal government to pay you to stay there that should be the attitude we should say well ok there are jobs all across the coun

now, it allowed the founding and growth of oakster dam university an entire city district dedicated to the marijuana trade. it allowed one of the first large-scale retail centers. and it was the first to levy a special tax on marijuana. now the city is taking steps on edges expanding the industry eve further. tonight the city council will consider a proposal to allow four marijuana factory farms. each of those farms would pay an annual fee to the city of more than $200,000. that sounds nice for a city that just laid off 80 police officers. also, oakland city staff would have oversight of the farms to ensure safety and security. not only does the city see dollars growing on those plants. so do plenty of entrepreneurs in the pot business. don ford introduces us to those who simply can't wait to grow big. >>> reporter: oakland city council is on the verge of passing the nation's first marijuana law that would allow a large-scale marijuana farm. derek peterson who operates i- grow believes the city will benefit greatly from the new taxes. >> but it's tax revenue and it's revenue that's muc

there is oaksterdam university, an entire city district dedicated to the marijuana trade. allowed one of the first large-scale retail centers and was the first to levy a special tax on marijuana. and, of course, there is that ballot measure coming up in november that could tax and regulate marijuana for recreational use. and this move would certainly put oakland in the running to become a center for making a lot of money off of that trade if that comes to fruition. john? >> what did you call it the silicon valley of pot growing? >> reporter: silicon valley of cannabis. you can throw in any euphemism there. >> thank you, anne makovec in oakland this morning. >>> 5:34. >>> the man suspected in a shootout with california highway patrol officers in oakland is expected to enter a plea this morning. 45-year-old byron williams of tuolumne county was formally charged yesterday. the gunfire began saturday night as officers approached his truck after pulling him over on interstate 580. police now say williams was drunk and was rambling about starting a revolution. >> we learned that

there is oaksterdam university, an entire city district dedicated to the marijuana trade. allowed one of the first large-scale retail centers and was the first to levy a special tax on marijuana. and, of course, there is that ballot measure coming up in november that could tax and regulate marijuana for recreational use. and this move would certainly put oakland in the running to become a center for making a lot of money off of that trade if that comes to fruition. >> i never thought that until the interview mentioned about the security aspects of all this, if they have all that pot in one area, you know -- >> it contempting for crooks. >> you know people are going to try something. all right. anne, thank you very much. anne makovec in oakland this morning. >>> san francisco just one vote away from having a budget that would close a $483 million deficit. it's a $6.5 billion budget that includes money to restore funding for health and human services that had been in jeopardy. they include services for children and seniors, treatment for substance abuse and mental health, an