acá y un saludo a la audiencia. >>> que forma de apoderarse, todo esto en (...). >>> sino estás en fax que llamamos nuevos medios así que imagínate, como esta creciendo facebook y twitter ahora esta más de moda y e skwurt nosotros como adultos lo hacemos es parte de una vida y cómo tú decías, sino estamos en facebook no estamos en nada. >>> imagínate la nueva generaciones se están relación tomando a travéñ de facebook, te tiendo dos cons ciencia que veo aquí. >>> 1 ° cada vez es más im mía el espacio de tecnología. >>> tambié pueden la relación como seres humano. >>> claro que si. >>> son esa como la consecuen a consecuencia. >>> hago como sobre todo en nuestra comunidad la papas están bastante desconectado de la tecnología, mientras su hijo están medido en toda la tecnología es como una brecha, lamiera que quizás podamos con otra arrestar el riego para uno hijo que este utilizando los medios, social que nos mismo como padre podamos aprender un poco para empezar a guiar. >>> lo jóvenes hay un incremento bastante importante en el tiempo que pasan con los medios, llegan a un punto que ha

monday-wednesday will be faxed. >> early morning house fires and san jose put a short staffed by your department to the test. right after 5:00 a.m., this fire to broke out on rock ridge the people perhaps save the family. and this house also went up in flames, and pg&e is investigating and also shut off. >> and in san mateo county, the treasure is released into pilot because of a strike. 500-trash. really starting to pile up. this is d two, this local market that workers are taking matters into their own hands. . they're not service until this is over which is on friday. 36,000 residents are affected. >> a 40 man to a sewage pipe broke and spelled the countless amount-a 14 in. pipe broke. and with six garage, and a lagoon and a repair macke made a noisy night for neighbors. tinker's truckthere were taking this so w sewage out. and the city officials want this fact by the end of the day. in redwood city, kron 4 news. >> in berkeley, this house as been foreclosed on. and and nationally, the national bankers association that one in 10 is at risk of foreclosure. they've already missed a l

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i spoke to another woman and she faxed over the documents for today's hearing. july 15, the owner of 228 day street brought by a postcard. july 18, i finally received another letter in the mail. i have already filed a complaint with the u.s. post office. i have been told to go to nancy pelosi's address. i put in a change of address july 5. i should have gotten this in the mail. i do not know what else to say about that. in regard to the timeline, i do not disagree with that, but the work has been completed. i do not think there is any question about the permit. >> thank you. any questions? >> so you are not contesting that you did the work, since 2002. i appreciate -- >> in 2002, it was my issue because we thought that we were correct. in 2004, we found out that was not the case. >> our department has been putting in a lot of work. >> my question is how much of that -- the way i understood what was said earlier this that all of this was put into getting this hearing. if there is a partial payment, i do not disagree that i did not get it done by a certain time li

we can also take voice mail messages as well as by mail and fax. we have an answering service for after hours complaints. we will return your call the next day. our staff speaks several languages, including cantonese, burmese, russian, and spanish. four other languages, legal attain interpreter services for you. come and visit us. glad to have had the opportunity to tell you what we do. >> thank you. commissioners, anything further? item c, commissioners' report. do you have anything? let me ask if the public does not mind that we take this after, especially the one hour into this, after item 2, which is capt. garrity's report on the tenderloin district. ok, with that, we will move on to item 2. >> introducing captain joseph garrity, commanding officer of the tenderloin, addressing the commission on police activities in the tenderloin. >> good evening, commissioners, general public. i spent 14 years as a patrolman and walking the beat. another six years as a sergeant and the attendant. i have seen many people through the commission. with that in mi

he sent several letters via fax demanding we communicate with him via certified post to his post office box. he claimed we stand his id, which we never did. when we took over the station, we inherited seven filing cabinets that were completely full of photocopies of people's drivers' licenses, dating back to the early 1990's. the previous operator required everyone, every time the submitted a show, to prove their sentences go residents by photocopying their ideas. we shredded all of those documents. we still require people provide a proof of residence to receive these services. but mr. paxcarello is not even a member of bay back. his id is not in our database. we do not have anything from him except his post office box and his name. when he went to the sunshine taskforce, he was submitting a complaint that he did not receive documents he had requested from us. the sunshine board told him he is supposed to request those departments -- those documents to the department of technology. he failed to do so and went to the sunshine board with a subsequent complaints about the same issue. it is

. >>> well, the town of fair fax is banning those controversial pg&e smart meeters.n a unanimous decision yesterday the town council approved banning the installation of remote controlled utility meters within the borders of the town. that vote came despite pg&e's last minute promise to stop installing smart meters in fair fax. town officials cited concerns about safety, accuracy and data collection abilities of those smart meters in making that decision. >>> time now is 5:16. let's head right out to sal who is taking a look at contra costa county for us right now. >> highway 4 is where we're going to start in eastern contra costa county right now traffic moves well getting up to the willow pass grave continuing to concord. we're looking at the san mateo bridge. that community's not bad. looks pretty good heading to the toll plaza and beyond that out to the area. this is a look at the toll plaza of the bay bridge. it is light. now let's go to steve. >>> thank you, sir. and fog and then sunny and cooler. system dropping down pacific northwest already starting to lift

we can set it up, communicate, get fax numbers, and call us in advance. they can call us up to 30 days. they can go all the way up to. commissioner alan: so if the city were to move toward some sort of recognition of business type that we loosely refer to as a promoter and there were to be by this commission a requirement of insurance, would their promoters that do regular promotions at a venue on a monthly basis -- i can think of several gay events that happen at various events around the city. they happen every month. they've been happening for years. those would differ or not from events that would be popping up as more one-time unknown commodity, not regular occurring. is there any differentiation between those two? and would the cost be annualized and therefore rused if it were -- reduced if it were a monthly event? >> if you have a promoter that does monthly events, i recommend having them do an annual policy. those policies can range from $1,200 to $1,500 a year. so with that, they can choose to do a per event policy. >> also, the security, they be

. >> her career up to this point shows that she it uses the fax to advance her own beliefs. i fear that this trend will continue in an activist tenure on the supreme court. >> in medicaid and -- elena kagan is well qualified to serve on the bench. she represents mainstream views. >> lindsey graham was one of five republicans who voted for elena kagan. i near-party line vote like this one could spell future trouble. >> the thinking is that we are seeing more of a trend on these things, and there is a possibility of down the road of a filibuster. this was three or four votes above the threshold that you need to cut a filibuster. they're concerned, depending on who is in the presidency and the senate, that there could be a stalemate over supreme court nominations, similar to what we're seeing over district court of appeals court nominations. >> gordon, you are making it sound like that this is an issue of republicans. the history of this is clear. it was democrats with the bork nomination who turned it into ideology. in the clinton years, the clinton that appointees got strong

received by the department, either through the five community meetings the palm hosted or via e-mail, fax, or mail. these comments were summarized and posted on the study's website, following each phase of the study, and you can see these studies in the summary's appendix. last week, we received a number of letters of support for the study, and i will also submit this to you. with that, i'd like to present the designer for the northeast embarcadero study, who will present the department's final recommendation. >> good afternoon, commissioners. it is a pleasure to be here before you. i will lead you tou

the fax was received minutes after the 999 call. the official of arrived to find the police. theresa remains seriously ill in hospital. police hope to interview for tomorrow. her husband is not a suspect and is said to be heartbroken. bbc news. >> this is bbc news. the japanese city of hiroshima is marking the 65th anniversary of the american atomic bombing, which killed around 140,000 people. for the first time, representatives of the u.s. are attending the ceremonies. the u.s. is charged -- is charging 14 people with terrorist offenses for providing money and support to the smaller-based extremist group al-shabab. standingpresident is for reelection on monday. as the for the vote, the government has been forced to issue a strongly worded statement denying any involvement in killing political opponents. the comments were in response to allegations made during a bbc investigation that his government had ordered the assassinations. our correspondent has the details. >> this man has ruled rwanda uncontested for more than a decade. he has built -- he has brought stability and re

. >> reporter: even these directions whic the agency faxed misspelled the me of the road leading to the property. >> ther was garbage strewn all over. it looked like people campe her >> reporter: it was obvious the cemetery board had not maintained the land. more disturbg to fox and her family was anoth discovery. bone fragmts after almost ree decades. >> i was walking around going well, that'sstrange. one of those little white rocks are. it dawned on me those aren't rocks. that was a shock. >> reporter: we discovered more bone fragmts on our visit and found these memorial stones left by other families. it was the only clue that this remote hillside was the resting plac of thousands. >> we thought at it was supposed to be accessible to the family members and -- maintained? >> and maintained or protected and that it was supposed toe some sort of memorial park. >> reporter: did you expec for instance, a fence o markers or soething? >> something. something. tre was nothing. nothing but trash. >> i wouldike to see at least something that says, you kn, this is a memorl area or a sacred place

let us take a look of those temperatures, neighborhood by number, 74 degrees in santa rosa, fax 69 in 68 in san rafael. a bit cooler along the coast the fog will stick around longer. a good example would be richmond, and inland will be the upper 70's, low 80s this afternoon. with 59 degrees along the coast in half moon bay and the 60s, 70's along the bay shore and in the south bay. if we will see quite a warm-up. the tail end of this week, warmer dry air. it will build through the bay area and eliminate that marine layer and fog! if we will 8 keep a little bit, with the fog, coast. finally, some warm-up temperatures it will feel like summer. 95 degrees inland on tuesday will be a repeat warming. also, 76 degrees and the coast is also not warming up that much because of the fog is going to stay there. if we could see some breaks of sunshine. but they're not going to warm up that much. as we go into the end of next what we will see a little bit of a cool down and things will be vac to below average we go to friday. >> jacqueline, thank you so much, and sports highlights coming up. >> an

received by the department, either through the five community meetings the palm hosted or via e-mail, fax, or mail. these comments were summarized and posted on the study's website, following each phase of the study, and you can see these studies in the summary's appendix. last week, we received a number of letters of support for the study, and i will also submit this to you. with that, i'd like to present the designer for the northeast embarcadero study, who will present the department's final recommendation. >> good afternoon, commissioners. it is a pleasure to be here before you. i will lead you through a brief introduction of the urban design study, analysis will be undertook for some of the opportunities we found during that analysis. i will go through the basic underlying or fundamental principles of good urban design we develop and finally conclude with recommendations. the study area presents a number

we can set it up, communicate, get fax numbers, and call us in advance. they can call us up to 30 days. they can go all the way up to. commissioner alan: so if the city weret

i'll just fax it in. they gave me the fax number. i faxed all four pages.hat was almost three weeks ago. my father-in-law, who's been trying to help us out, called the bank yesterday and they said we still haven't received the two blank pages. guest: oh, geez. caller: it seems like there's extreme incompetence in it or it's very kind of sinister, devious, where they don't want to help you. let's face it, they're going to lose money. if they reduce our interest rate they're going to lose money. host: caller, thanks. guest: i have a confession to make. early in my career -- this is how i became a financial writer. i was a political reporter for "the philadelphia daily news" in harrisburg, pennsylvania, and i decided to become a business writer. at the time my fourth child was on the way and i couldn't go back to graduate school so i went to work for merrill lynch to be a stoke broker because they had fabulous training. fast forward, i still keep in contact with some of my colleagues, and they say that they are -- the whole focus of the industry now is complia

the people in israel what's the feeling among israelis about the incident and of course it's after a fax. most israelis still believe that this was a deliberate provocation they do not believe that the gaza tender was a humanitarian aid they believe that they were a significant number of militants on board especially on board the ship and they do also think that there was an attempt to try and smuggle weapons into gaza having said that though they risk criticism and a lot of debate among the israeli public as to how the navy conducted itself with questions being raised and some of these questions in fact were raised by an internal israeli military probe it questioned and it actually put forward the suggestion that there had not been sufficient intelligence gathering and also that there were question marks over what over the way the army handled itself so these are the questions israelis have as to why the navy in fact had to behave in such a way that it missed nine people dead but they haven't actually criticized the the fact. to whether or not he was legitimate most israelis believing t

. >> kasey kahne is on the coal for tomorrow's car fax 400.ide series helped warm up the michigan international speedway. indy car driver danica patrick is still learning. she finished 27. another competition between carl edward and bret kozlov ski. he has a nearly unis unsurmountable lead in the race. the grand prix of sonoma is next weekend and it marks the first time that -- he finished 16 this last year in oh, ohio. there was a lot hf positive about the race that we had in ohio. there is a lot of things that i need to be able to work with. >> 49ers visit colts tomorrow 10:00 a.m. that's sports. >> all right. thanks. >> you bet. >>> and that is the 10:00 news for tonight. i'm heather holmes. >> i'm ken wayne, for everyone here at ktvu, thanks for joining us. >>

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the discussion has primarily been the induced a fax -- e fax on the community -- effects on the community. as a model for health care delivery within the system, within the community and geographical area it serves, to what extent can some of the lessons of the effectiveness be translated into improving the efficiency of health care delivery at the geographical level of the community and the region? >> that is a great question. thank you for raising it. the major purpose of health centers from day one was to bring health care to communities with too little. they were agents of care but also needed to be agents of change. to change the way health care is organized is the point. that is a lesson they can bring. in small but significant ways, it has had an impact on the rest of the health-care system. most health centers have gone through the health disparities situation. this was created about 10-12 years ago before. clinician tames, health professional teams, not just positions or the dentist but a team of physician, nurse practitioner's, pharmacist would an environment ma using the chroni

it allows them to stop faxing information back and forth. . >> the whistle-blower protection act is currently stalled in committee. the time magazine editor discusses the lives of muslims living in america today. "washington journal" is live at 7:00 a.m. on c-span. >> one of the things that i regret about political and rhetorical life in washington is that every major figure from the president on down is nearly -- is simply reading what someone else on some committee has produced. >> he wrote speeches for the carter administration. he wrote about presidents as architects of power. his the literary editor of "the weekly standard." he will share his insights on c- span on sunday night. >> news reports today say that thousands more people in pakistan have been forced to flee their homes as fresh flooding has submerged dozens more towns and villages in the south. on thursday, the secretary of state. clinton said the worst is yet to come in pakistan. flooding has displaced millions and killed thousands of people. the u.s. has pledged $150 million in aid. the united nations is seeking a total of $4

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i send resumes upon resumes upon resumes via e-mail, fax, hand deliver. i get no response. >> i say to all the folks, the naysayers that say the unemployed are lazy or they are not looking for work, show us where the jobs are. you will see a line like you couldn't believe. >> reporter: what about the argument that the economy would be better off, you in the long run would be better off if the money were spent on job retraining. >> how do i survive in the meantime while you are training me. what are you training us for. i'm happy to look at it, but for what? more people are losing jobs every month than are being hired. so what industry. just point me in the direction. >> it's gregg i'm back on. how are you all today. >> reporter: the emotional toll of long-term unemployment is the topic of an on-line support group rosen is a part of. >> it's kind of a numbing, mind-killing exercise in futileity for all these jobs and going nowhere. >> yourself esteem is just so shot that you don't want to face people in every day life. >> you sit and look for a job, and no

. >>> the town of fair fax is banning those controversial pg&e smart meters. in a unanimous decision yesterday, the town council proved banning the installation of remote controlled utility meters within the town's borders. this comes despite the last minute promise to stop installing the meters in fair fafntle concerns about safety, accuracy and data collectibility of the meters. >>> let's go right to sal. we have problems at the bay bridge right? >> that's right. the bay bridge coming into san francisco westbound two motorcycles got into an accident about half an hour ago. right near the ninth street exit. the traffic is slow coming in via the bay bridge. there's still not a big back up at the toll plaza but if they switch those lights on and the accident stayed out there for a while it will be delaying traffic at the toll plaza. so far it's okay. this morning's commute has been all right on 80 westbound coming in from richmond driving in to berkeley same old slow downs here and there but no may score problems. and on lafayette drive westbound 24 looks okay

worry about in terms of what it means but those small and medium-sized enterprises and it will have a fax that we will really noticing years to come and it is a significant policy challenge >> last week in an article in the financial times, a call for fiscal tightening after the fair -- the chairman of the federal reserve had seen that that report was necessary. there are unusually uncertain times that we live in. >> i think you have a cousin exactly those reasons. they are very different in europe including -- they do not have the luxury of the united states before the markets start to question the real difference between them. there is a real difference between uncertainty. what is very clear all countries need to have a credible medium-term plan within which they can demonstrate in which structural deficits are eliminated. there is plenty of room for debate about of what period that you submit that. >> allied to talk about something that the chairman touched on earlier. a was very struck by the menace of that committee it where you did go so far as to say i assume that that letter of o