but there is a fence here. or, some fence. so, the american taxpayer spent money, put up this fence. >> lots of money they spend here. >> reporter: and it runs right to here. >> the only thing missing is a bunch needles or a "welcome" sign on top of this. >> reporter: one of the big complaints you hear from locals is that the federal government, the border patrol, especially, has essentially abandoned them. on one of the larger farms in the region, we spoke with jim and craig. >> we grew up with livestock, and obviously we misunderstood how fences work. we thought they had to be contiguous and surrounding the area. didn't know you should just put up a little piece and it would work. >> reporter: jim, ed and craig have spent their whole lives here. they offered me mountain lion stew they picked up at angie's. >> tastes like chicken or pork to you? >> reporter: little more like pork. but the miller brothers feel their way of life is changing, and changing fast. >> greetings. >> i feel like if we don't establish a definite border

commented immigrants who come to the united states come by plane so it doesn't matter how high the fencesre going to keep on coming they simply come to this country they overstay their visas and nothing happens so it doesn't there are i mean i'm from san diego there are people who cross over every day there's a little tiny barbed wire fence that's knocked down and you just walk across i mean you can't say that you know you should just not have any fence at all i know what i mean what i'm saying is that there has to be a system that works when there are workers coming to this country and they are needed again what do you have for breakfast this morning and what do we have for lunch. was harvested by immigrants most of the apartment or the house where you live and where i live was built by undocumented immigrants so there isa need for immigrants for the in this country in the usa you understand the border the border has to be secure i understand that but it's never going to be completely one hundred percent secure it is impossible to use impossible when you have the most powerful country in

that leads to the fence of the terminal which you can see has a gangplank along this edge which provides direct access to the ship. the result naturally lends itself to being compatible with the historic pierre fabric because it is a piece of the pure fabric -- pier fabric. we have talked about reusing some of the structural elements for liking, preserving the memory of the pier in the shape of the resulting plaza. you can see some of these structural elements. we are toying with putting wind turbines on top of them. if you hang out in that area, you know we have a fair amount of wind. the edge of the existing building, which has a 4.5 ft difference, is creating a public speaking arrangement. this shows the end of the building, which recalled its front porch, which opens to the plaza and can open up on special events. we would actually activate that area. the entry to the building, going into security. a way finding element which would have signed inch -- signage. a sense of the inside space looking back out toward the plaza toward security. inside, looking north. this is the cbt process

is that a wall, a fence, or a combination? it is important to remember the civic responsibility our city has to the waterfront. the importance of this area and the need to replace certain parking lots with developments that benefit the port and city and create visible neighborhoods -- there has been more than enough public input during a number of meetings. i urge you to put it to use and move forward with progress along the west side of the embarcadero. if i may, i have heard a few references to an alternative plan this evening. i advocate you please not consider this plan was created behind closed doors, representing a special interest pursuing their own agenda. hundreds of san franciscans have made a good-faith effort, spending many hours attending meetings and submitting commons for a transparent study that considers the entire community's point of view. i respectfully request to move forward with that plan. president fong: matt harris? >> good evening. i am in north beach resident. i have been at most of the meetings and

which at the end of the day i don't believe in this business there was a chill and then we've mended fences i think this is for the press at the end of the day israel will do what it wants to do and when america objects it will remind the united states of where it stands which is it must back israel for electoral

for instance, odors that go past the fence line and can affect people that live adjacent. the biggest thing is making sure that we maintain permit compliance. we have always been proud of our waste water system and we want to maintain it so that it stays in high regard with the state. i have asked humphrey to come up to talk about the technology sector and that fit best with the workshop. this would give to the question of the new technology that we are looking at. he will spend a couple of moments going through this with you. >> good morning, commissioners. this is a brief overview of the innovative technologies we have considered in the recommendation. typically agencies look at innovative technologies but when there is a regulatory driver probabl. also when we need to repay -- replace our aging facilities. in addition to these drivers, there are other reasons to have innovative technologies. this table summarizes the potential benefits that these technologies can give us. they are more or less in line with the bottom line criteria position to to giving us better treatme

th iprtyerus those who were in charge did not open up the fences. i do not understand it. you cannot lock people like that. they should have moved to the fence is a way much earlier. >> when i looked around, when i lookeddo, saloof bodies just lying there. i cannot believe it. people just died there. >> who is to blame? the organization. right from the start, the location was not big eug i my opinion. i cannot see how that area would be big enough for 1.4 million people. i do not think it is right to blame the police alone could i think the planning should have gone different from the start. >>>> the only explanation i can come up with is that the organizers built up a huge amount of pressure related e region being the european capital of culture this year, bringing in the media and appealing to politicians. >> if security issues are dodged r mmcial reasons, that is punishable by law. if the venue is said to be suitable for a 200,000 to 300,000 and then a 1.5 million shot, that is way too many. i am sure that heads will roll because of this. -- 1.5 million show up, that is

she did not get very far and she was facing a big fence.offices also arrested a man/passenger. >> and wanted his co-worker stab a colleague. he was a janitor at the post office and northwest. and he stabbed his supervisor, people that work here are shocked. they say they're unaware of any hostility, tension between those men. closing arguments began in the corruption trial of former illinois governor, robert pagoda vetch. this is him and his family, and- blagovaich, is not for a quiet because there was attention of what he could say in closing arguments. because the are turning once to mention witnesses the prosecutors did not even call. the judge is kept telling him he cannot do that. the former governor has claimed not guilty of trying to sell the senate seat of formeof president obama >> the national average of $2.73. that is a 1¢ increase, the national average. in california, but it is $3.10. and if you'd like to compare? and a san francisco, $3.24. and in oakland, $3.17 and san jose. san francisco has the most expensive and bakersfield

, whether it's metal fencing which you can buy at any hardware store or plastic fencing. just put it up and over the years renters and building owners have been held responsible to meet the standards of today's safety, especially for decks and stairs. so for those of you who have rental units, i encourage you to upgrade your stairs and your spacing so that you have good hand rails and spacing where people can't slip through because that's -- well, it's not in the code as a requirement. it comes up from the results of lawsuits and so on that that is really the expectation of a building owner. ok. here's one of those stairs we're talking about. talking about this meeting the wood frame building. will they -- well, they expand and contract and settle and they always leak. you could build it so it couldn't leak with the right kind of flashing, it would be a real challenge. >> the way to do that is put the stairs and have things going around that cover that for the stucco so the stucco goes down on top. but basically the situations that we come across are ones where it's dying

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. >> many homeowners have taken matters into their own hands and put up private fences.e are even electric while others have gone have bought cat urine to sprinkle on their plants to protect them. >> making noise and squirting them with a hose. >> then mike bought this. it came with plastic pellets. after mike fired at a herd, neighbors called police and saratoga was divided. >> i think it's something that would get their attention. >> i think they have been very friendly with us. >> the deer's diet is costing a lot. tens of thousands of dollars have already been spent on deer replacement plants and maintenance. >> it becomes quite costly because they do come down and eat everything in sight. >> the residents' hands are died killing a deer is illegal and bothering a deer could lead to animal cruelty charges. lisa amin gulezian, "abc 7 news." >>> san francisco police are seeing what could be the beginning of a summer spike in street crime. including armed robberies. they occur in early morning or late hours when customers are leaving. this past weekend there were 14 armed

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it is not just new fields, it will be new lighting, fencing, etc. you can see the work that kaiser helped to fund. we will eventually get rid of the fence that divides the neighborhood. all of this is to make the point that parks and recreation is moving in the right direction. we have not used money as an excuse not to do better and do more. every survey done of the recreation and parks department independent of the city has shown higher satisfaction, war engagement, and more enthusiasm for this system. that is why, in some ways, it should not surprise you that phil ginsberg and members of the commission have committed to do something extraordinary, considering the limitation of resources. i will allow phil to accounts -- announce exactly what it is. he has been very enthusiastic. [applause] >> i do not know where to go from there. let's jump right into it. we're offering three times as many summer camps this summer as we did last year. mayor newsom: you are tripling the number of summer camp opportunities. you are doing that in this economic envir

a car axe which you wily went through a fence -- actually went through a fence and landed on to city streets. a tow crew is out there now everything is on the shoulder it is not causing delay to traffic. >>> veneer sha bridge traffic heading towards martinez. we are only starting to see a bit of changing color on sensors heading out of antioch. speeds there under 40 miles per hour in some areas, a little bit of slow traffic. mass transit riders everything riding on time we may see delays for ac transit riders another possible sick out day. bart, ace muni are running on time. that is your traffic for your forecast here is tracy. >>> kcbs radio our radio partners for the weather as well. daily planner, let's talk about our non-summer time forecast. doesn't feel like summer everyone has been talking about it. we have been stuck in that particular pattern all week long no major warm ups expected quite mild and below average. heading out the door, quite cloudy, loculateds, cloudy conditions on the coast even a little drizzle. essentially low to mid-50s. inland temperatures ranging from lo

many homeowners have taken matters into their own hands and put up private fences.ome are even electric, while others have gone so far as to buy cat urine to sprinkle on the plants. >> i have tried clapping and making noise and squirting them with a hose. >> and then mike bought this. >> it is a sling shot. >> it came with plastic pellets. >> really light. >> after mike fired a few at a herd, neighbors called police and sara toe bo oaks -- saratoga oaks divided. >> i think it is something that might get their attention. >> i think we moved into their territory, and i think we have been very friendly with us. >> if they want to eat the ivy, so what. >> the diet is costing the homeowners association a lot. tens of thousands of dollars have already been spent on dear-resistant replacement plants and maintenance. >> it becomes quite costly because they do combine and if left at their own devices, they will eat everything in sight. >> according to authorities, the residents' hands are tied. killing or injuring a dear not in the wild is illegal, and bothering a deer could

and there's a huge visitation on your democracy bill bombing and it's making its public be mended fences with israel stricken children really isn't enough to restart what is called the peace process. in the united kingdom is available in the house bill and. the old waving her to make it illegal search of the mill stone hotel country house. the. towns to remember the crimean defeat. the oil the rubens hotel. the u.s. senate debates obama's course in afghanistan critics doubt the fact that most of the new thirty three billion dollars cash injection for the camping. spot in the u.s. continues as a lot of woman is arrested for possession of controlled military equipment. and a judge in russia's far east bad websites with extremist content including the popular video sharing site in a ruling that's already raising fears for freedom of speech and. more hot debate for you now on cross talk as diplomats try to restart middle east peace talks peter lavelle of the us israeli alliance is a small part of the problem as the solution that's coming your way in just a moment. if you. want to. welcome to

i'm in favor of the fifty foot fence there's a loving million illegal immigrants in the united states. those could be american jobs those could be tax paying jobs but some industries especially california's agriculture businesses don't want americans working for them. which translates into workers needed a spanish language sign definitely aimed towards immigrant workers a foreign based workforce that's making sure that. make it to your table there's no need for interviews or long applications undocumented immigrants simply show up at a field and they're hired many people including former president george w. bush i mean immigrant workers do the jobs americans want to do at a farm in oxnard a city just north of los angeles neighbors aren't convinced the average american could step in their shoes not even for a day. to hire a. white person is too hard. i haven't seen any american here working here in the fields said he'll get it all came into this country illegally through the southern california desert he makes a dollar ninety for every box of strawberries she fills in now in an effort

the half meter metal fences the demonstrators are adamant it's no barriers to getting hurt every time citizens of a country step outside the. authorized parameters approaches and they take rather cool nonviolent action. in this power she affects people in all positions of society and that you can achieve just about anything you want or you need a bit of courage. to see a better world for now calm is restored to parliament square and the protesters dispersed but they're determined people and vow to gather again elsewhere it took sixty bailey some four hours to clear out the ten thousand people and erect this fence and along with the protesters when the right to free speech according to some they say the government's sending a message to democracy keep off the grass your enemies not see london. you're watching our news review of the weekend coming up shortly pride of the black sea thousands take to the streets of sevastopol for russian media day. now police in southern russia claim they've killed two militants suspected of attacking a hydroelectric plant on wednesday two security guards