and green street; seawall lot 322-1 bounded by broadway street, front street and vallejo street; and seawall lot 323/324 bounded by the embarcadero, broadway street and davis street. (resolution no. 13-42) >> my name is shai edwards and i am the senior property manager for the water front and i want to let you know that i am here today to request authorization to offer a competitive bid, on the five-year lease for the following five sea wall lots. 301, 314, 321, 322-1, 323/324. all located in the northern water front. i am going to provide a brief background of the lots. and discuss the rationale for consolidating the lots into one operator. and i will outline objectives of the project and provide the overview of the financial of the lease and discuss the bid process and qualification and hopefully with your approval and input, move forward on issuing the bid. so, as background, we have two current operators, central parking and priority parking. they are operating, the five lots, plus one expansion lot. and central parking, is operating sea wall lot, 301 which is known as the triang

the bus carried 18 people -- mostly seniors from front street baptist church in statesville, north carolina...whose pastor spoke overnight. "we do know that there were several that went on to be with the lord." the tennessee highway patrol believes the bus driver lost control... "the bus had a blow-out on one of it's tires. we believe it to be the front steer axle-- steering axle, there, and it caused the bus to lose control." the bus then crossed the median, breaking through cables and crashing into the tractor trailer and an s-u-v. almost immediately, witnesses flooded 9-1-1 dispatch with phone calls. "the first ambulances and fire apparatus were on scene in less than five minutes." the quick response wasn't enough to save at least eight people. the driver of the tractor trailer, six people riding the church bus, and one of three people inside the s-u-v were all killed. "we hope and pray that there will be no more." ambulances carried some of the injured to nearby hospitals, while others were taken by helicopter. "out of those 14, eight are being treated as critically injured individuals,

and it is between broad way and valeo and front streets. and this site will consider the site to be ideal. and given all of the sea wall lots. and that are on the section of the water front. and the site, is currently, flat, and it is paved as indicated in the previous presentation and it is available for surface backing. and this site is approximately 500 feet from the shore line, and on the current estimate we are expecting that given conservation to the sea level rise, it is now going to be 2050, it will be inundated with flooding but with 2010, a small portion might and in addition, to address the city level rise issue will be addressed. and during the site and building the design phase of the project if it does move forward. >> the current zoning, and the height, and it does allow for the proposed development or the proposed development of the affordable housing. to test the feesbility of including a public backing in that development and in the previous presentation there was indication about >> the developer will be responsible for al

the bus carried 18 people -- mostly seniors from front street baptist church in statesville, north carolina...whose pastor spoke overnight. "we do know that there were several that went on to be with the lord." the tennessee highway patrol believes the bus driver lost control... "the bus had a blow- out on one of it's tires. we believe it to be the front steer axle-- steering axle, there, and it caused the bus to lose control." the bus then crossed the median, breaking through cables and crashing into the tractor trailer and an s-u-v. almost immediately, witnesses flooded 9-1-1 dispatch with phone calls. "the first ambulances and fire apparatus were on scene in less than five minutes." the quick response wasn't enough to save at least eight people. the driver of the tractor trailer, six people riding the church bus, and one of three people inside the s-u-v were all killed. "we hope and pray that there will be no more." ambulances carried some of the injured to nearby hospitals, while others were taken by helicopter. "out of those 14, eight are being treated as critically injured individuals

. >> at the front street church wednesday people were crying and hugging each other. six of the victims are believed to be members of the young at heart seniors program. they were coming home from a fall jubilee at the time of the crash and parishioners are shaken. >>> to benjamin netanyahu's warning to the world, iran cannot be trusted. he spoke with nbc's chief foreign affairs correspondent andrea mitchell on the heels of his u.n. address. >> you don't want to be in a position where this epoqapocaly radical regime where has these wild notions get as way with building the weapons of mass destruction. >> why not give this man a chance? >> are you kidding, they'd go in blue jeans and these iranian people, the majority are pro-western but they don't have that. they're governed not by rouhani, they're governed buy ayatollah khomeini. that cult is wild in its ambition and aggression. >> rouhani says it's for peaceful purposes only. he hopes harsh sanctions will be eased as negotiations with the west continue including diplomatic gesture like rouhani's phone call with pres

. >> reporter: the senior group belonged to a front street baptist church. a memorial service was held last night. >> this is a time of difficulty, but we trust in god. we trust that he is there always. >> reporter: the accident shut down the interstate for hours. authorities are trying to figure out what caused the bus tire to fail. jericka duncan, cbs news. >>> a storm system brewing in the gulf of mexico has the potential to hit the northern gulf coast with heavy rain and gail force winds. cbs news weather consultant david bernard has the details. >> we're keeping an eye on the strong disturbance, and right now it's located right on the tip of the yucatan peninsula. we have quite a bit of thunderstorm activity developing around this low, but as of yet, not developing into a tropical storm. but that could happen any time within the next six to 12 hours. now, the current thinking is that this is going to move north through the gulf of mexico throughout the day today, friday, and into saturday, and then make landfall somewhere along the northern gulf coast.

. >> at the front street church wednesday, people were crying and hugging one another. six of the victims are believed to be members of the young at heart seniors program. they were coming from a fall jubilee at the time of the crash. parishioners say they are shaken. >>> israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu's warning to the world. iran cannot be trusted. he spoke with andrea mitchell on the heels of his u.n. address. >> you don't want to be in a position where this apocalyptic regime has wild ambitions gets away with building the weapons of mass -- >> why not give -- >> i'm sure there are. if they had a freeg are you kidding, they'd go in blue jeans, toss out the regime. the majority of the people are pro western. they don't have that. they're governed by ayatollah khamenei. that cult is wild in its ambitions and aggression. >> iran's new leader, hassan row rouhani would like to strike a deal. rouhani hopes harsh sanctions are eased as negotiations continue. including the phone call with president obama. he says that he's a wolf in sheep's clothing. >>> for your f

from the front street baptist church in statesville. north carolina whose pastor spoke overnight. listen. >> we do know that there were several that went on to be with the lord. >> the tennessee highway patrol believes the bus driver lost control because the hire blowout. -- tire blowout. the bus crossed the median can crashed into a tractor-trailer. it also hit an suv. >>> a lawyer for the only living suspect in the boston marathon bombing say that he is living under harsh prison restrictions. prosecutors argue that the restrictions are necessary to do what they called his continued desire to incite others to engage in violent jihad. dzhokhar tsarnaev's lawyers claim the conditions violate his constitutional rights. court documents show that tsarnaev is even banned from praying with other inmates. >>> more than half of americans support tougher gun laws but don't believe that they should have prevented last month's mass shooting at the washington navy yard. this is according to a quinnipiac university survey where 61% of those polled say that stricter gun laws would not have stop

today the front street baptist church in statesville, north carolina hopes to get more details about a crash that killed eight of its parishioners. dozens more were injured when the bus blew a tire in northeast tennessee on the interstate highway. the bus crossed into on coming traffic clipping an suv and slamming into a tractor-trailer that then burst into flames. the video is incredible. you can really get a scope if you look at the screen just how large this is. the bus was taking a group of seniors to a fall jubilee celebration just down the road in tennessee. >>> in florida today people hope to start drying out in miami. healthy rain made it tough to see on i-95. driversers were stranded in the parking lot and then they say that's when high tide came along. there was no stopping the water from flooding low lying parts of the town. lynette, we always see this, people driving when it's flooded. fortunately though, or maybe not because you've been saying we need the rain but noun is going to -- none is going to happen today right? >> that temperature coming in around 85-degrees and

and it is between broad way and valeo and front streets. and this site will consider the site to be ideal. and given all of the sea wall lots. and that are on the section of the water front. and the site, is currently, flat, and it is paved as indicated in the previous presentation and it is available for surface

today in the "wall street journal" front page headline says obama unaware as u.s. spied on world leaders.

the bus carried 18 people, mostly senior interest front street baptist church in statesville, north carolina, whose pastor spoke overnight. >> we do know that there were several that went on to be with the lord. >> the tennessee highway patrol believes the bus driver lost control. >> the bus had a blow out on one of its tires, what we believe to be the front steer axel, caused the bus to lose control. >> the bus then crossed the median, breaking through cables and crashing into a tractor actuallier and suv. almost immediately, witnesses called 911. >> less than five minutes on the scene. >> the quick response wasn't enough to save at least eight people. the driver of the tractor trailer, six people riding the church bus and one of the three people inside the suv were all killed. >> we hope and pray there isn't any more. >> ambulances carried some of the injured to nearby hospitals and some taken by helicopter. >> eight are being treated at critically injured individuals and two that are serious and four that are currently stable. >> meanwhile, people in statesville console each other, hope a

think, this really gets to more in the merchant corridors where you are effectively pulling out front in the street in front of something and you have a large monolithic vehicle that sits there. that's where it's going get touchy. in one way, maybe there is some kind of come myself where, you know, mobile retail we think of it by definition as bringing in a truck and parking it there. maybe there is something in between the traditional tabletop vending and this is vehicular vending that represents some kind of come myself. again, i don't see how any big city is going to accommodate vehicles and then you are going to have to really recenter incompetent the vehicle sizes with n length. >> commissioner, o'brien. >> we talk about comparing to cities, in talks of the conversation, we department of -- do have an act of mobile retail with a permitting process where you can go to apply for a permit and park in certain locations. some of these have already taken up. i want to get the context right that we are talking about a proposal that is not even born yet but something that is a work in progress right n

front. this is the side of the inauguration going all the way towards the reflecting pool. tourists were then told to run towards the streetwhich would be independence avenue. so if you're facing the washington monument, they were told to run towards the left. the police were able to secure this area in front of the capitol. we saw police cars mobilizing. i saw police cars moving. looked like there was some sort of a car chase. obviously, i don't know for sure. but they have this side of the capitol secure. we have been given a lockdown order on the house of representatives side. we are not allowed outside the building. the floor proceedings in the u.s. house have been called -- i believe that is a direct result of what's happening now. i cannot confirm that. but those three -- whatever those booms i heard, they were loud. they immediately caused everyone outside to hit the ground. as we see a lot of these protests, we hear a lot of loud sounds on capitol hill, those were very startling. they got my heart running quite quickly. to see the way in which the police started running, they had these big, big machine guns and sor

san francisco police said a robber walked into a bank on front street about 1:00 p.m. yesterday demanding money and claiming to have a gun. 30 minutes later at another bank, about three blocks away, a man gave a teller a note also demanding money. police say the description of the suspects are similar. a man in his 50s. but they don't know if it's the same person carried out both crimes. >>> sheriff investigators today released surveillance photos of an armed robbery the at a walmart store, september 23rd. that suspect loaded a shopping cart with goods and presented it to a clerk as returned items. clerk actually went ahead, gave him a gift card for the amount. when he tried to leave the store, security officers stopped him which is when they saw him brandish a handgun. anyone with information about that man is asked to contact the napa sheriffs department. >>> coming up next, a south bay school cancels halloween festivi festivities. we'll tell you why and what one mom is doing about it. >>> controversial author reza aslan opens up about jesus, his struggle with religi

. >> and the front street church they tried to make sense of so mill who haas fallen. >> this is a time of difficulty. we trust in good, that he is there always. as part of the investigation they're looking at it. they have not ruled out the possibility of mechanical failure. >> thanks, michelle. >>> the family of pop star michael jackson is considering its next move after suffering a major defeat at his wrongful death trial. yesterday a los angeles jury decided a concert promoter is not liable for jackson's death. ben tracy was there after the jury read the verdict. >> reporter: after three days of deliberation it was decided that michael jackson was deliberate in his own choices. >> he was used to getting his way. he had all these big doctors. >> >> reporter: the jury's verdict said that aeg live did hire conrad murray to be jack n jackson's doctor. murray was given the anesthetic propofol to help him sleep. it killed him. dr. murray was unethical. if that world was in there, it may have gone the other way. again, he was. hired to do that. he was hired to be practitioner. >> and so th

the bus carried 18 people -- mostly seniors from front street baptist church in statesville, north carolinae highway patrol believes the bus driver lost control. ambulances carried some of the injured to nearby hospitals, while others were taken by helicopter. it's received over 15 million hits on youtube and has become one of the most memorable commercials to date. it's hump day - wahoooo! it's the geico hump day commercial... but not everyone is laughing at the catch phrase. a middle school in vernon center middle school is banning it.. saying it's now become disruptive. "everybody's walking around in the hallways and saying its hump day in that weird voice." "i don't really think its that big of a disruption if people are just doing it in the hallways." "sometimes its the counting down to when it is." "they do it every day." "ok, that's getting out of hand, just keep it to wednesdays and we'll be all right!" students say some kids have been called into the office, but the superintendent says this isn't a district, or even school wide issue. she says the teachers just wanted to nip it in

street. before we would get our shoes soaking wednesday or muddy going to our cars or front doors. street doesn't have any on it when it rains. >> this is part of natural showcasing of pavement, the sidewalks and the street surface let rainwater flow through into the ground be rather than rushing into storm drains containing potentially dangerous chemicals. >>> these rain gardens manage any overflow. >> it solves our water issue, they don't have to worry about standing water. but it's a bigger issue our population is going to continue to increase so we have to be able to handle the water. >> chemical-laiden runoff can affect wildlife. how fish handle the impact of unfiltered runoff. >> that runoff are appeared to be toxicity, rolling over, loss of equilibrium. >> puyallip joins t tacoma and seattle, porous paving and rain gardens may be part of the fix to keep the area's waters safe. katherine barrett, al jazeera, seattle. >> storm water from nearby roofs and hard surfaces. >>> authorities in iran have arrested four workers for allegedly attempting to sabotage one of the country's

street made of porous asphalt pavement. >> amazing. before we would get our shoes soaking wet, muddy just getting out of our cars and going to our front doors. this street doesn't have anything on it when it rains. >> reporter: this street is part of a pilot program to minimize run off. the sidewalks and the street surface let rainwater flow through into the ground rather than rushing into storm drains and carrying potentially hammer unfortunately chemicals. these concave rain gardens manage any overflow. >> well, it solves the water issue for one thing. they don't have to deal with standing water. but it's a bigger issue it's going to go all over the state of washington and maybe all over the country. our population is going to continue to increase. so we have to be able to handle the water. chemical laden run offs can affect wildlife. jennifer is examining how fish handle the impact of unfiltered run off. >> it was acutely toxic to juvenile coho. within seconds they were showing overt signs of toxicity. gaping, rolling over. >> reporter: they join regional neighbors tacoma and seattle seeking environmentally friendly solutions to han

the green screening from the east funding of street trees in front of paul avenue and an conspiratoror street and also working with the local y t d on work force initiatives. additionally we've tried to make sure that everyone knows they can reach out to us and chris is our manager and we wanted to make sure they had his number so we made sure we have that connection. in closing paul avenue is a key infrastructure for the surrounding bay area providing critical back up services, you know, >> bob: those services to provide 24 hour services. we asked the commission to adopt this and the equipment use for the yard and i'll turn to over to greg miller to touch on more. >> thank you. >> good afternoon president and fong and members of the commission. greg. first of all, i want to thank the staff (calling names) from the department for all they're hard work and also the staff from the mayor's office. my appreciate the attention to the project. commissioners today, i ask you grant the request use authorization for the expansion emergency use back up generator on paul. if i could have the over

street. before we would have our shoes soaking wet jut going out of our cars to the front doors. this street doesn't have anything on it when it rains. >> it's part of a pilot program to showcase natural storm water management and minimize run off. it let's rainwater flow threw and into the ground rather than going into storm drains. these rain gardens manage any overflow. >> well, it solves the water issue. they don't have to deal with standing water all the time but it's a bigger issue. it will go all over the state of washington and maybe all over the country. our population is going to continue to increase, so we have to be able to handle the water. >> reporter: chemical laden run off can affect wildlife. jennifer mcentire is examining our first managings the run off. >> that run off is very toxic. >> reporter: they join regional neighbors in tacoma and seattle to seek environmental friendly solutions to manage run off. porous paving and rain gardens may be part of the fix to keep waters clean and safe. al jazeera, seattle. >> meteorologist: i'm meteorologist dave warren. we'r

the bus is owned by front street baptist church in statesville, north carolina.of seniors home from the fall jubilee that's an annual gospel music event in gatlinburg, tennessee. listen. >> we are thankful for all of the prayers and support that we've been receiving. it's been a tremendous outpouring of love and support from all around the community and beyond. >> reporter: the church bus veered across the median on i-40 striking a chevy tahoe and tractor-trailer rig before falling on its side. authorities say eight people were killed and 14 others injured. among the injured, seven are listed in serious condition. now, police say because of the nature of this fiery crash they're probably going to have to call in a team of forensic investigators from the university of tennessee to establish positive ids on the victims, most likely using dental records. jenna: yeah. our prayers are with the families involved, jonathan. thank you. >> reporter: certainly. jon: a small boat capsizes off the coast of italy sending hundreds of people into the sea. at least 100 are known

street. before, we would get our shoes soaking wet on muddy just getting out of our cars and going to our front doors. this street doesn't have anything on it when it rains. the sidewalk and the street surface let rainwater true and in the ground rather than rushing in to storm drains and gathering harmful chemicals. >> these ring gardens manage any water flow. >> they don't have to deal withstanding water all the time it's a bigger issue. it's going to go all over state of washington and maybe all over country. we have to handle the water. >> it's examineing how fish handle the impact of unfiltered run off. >> that run off plans to prove toxic that we exoppose it to within seconds. they were showing overt science gapingsigns. >>> he joins regios in seeking is friendly solutions to manageing storm water run o off. >>> a 9-year-old boy was able the to sneak on to a flight to las vegas. he boarded the delta airlines flight at st. paul international airport and landed on thursday morning. he managed to get past tsa security and the flight crew all without a boarding pass. flights became suspicious

but the investigation is focusing on the front left tire on the bus which is owned by front street baptisttesville, north carolina. the bus veered across a median and struck the left rear of a chevy tahoe and a tractor-trailer at roughly the same time. that tractor-trailer hauling paper towels after the impact, the church bus turned over on its side. investigators plan to look at service records for the bus to see if they can lend any clues. they also plan to take the bus to some scales to get a more accurate estimate on the weight it was carrying at the time, although police say the 18 people onboard that church bus were well within the bus' safe operating capacity. authorities say the tractor-trailer rig that the bus ran into was burnt beyond recognition. i-40, which had been shut down for quite a while in jefferson county, tennessee, has a now reopened to traffic. bill? bill: we heard earlier that they were coming from gatlinburg, tennessee. what do we know about the victims from north carolina? >> reporter: yeah. well, the victims because of just the horrific nature of this accident, t

. >> a 700-ton tanker has run aground on front street in staten island. >> three towns have just beenot even exactly sure why this happened. this is not a zone that sees this type of flooding. >> it's devastating. it's absolutely devastating. we're just at the beginning of the tour down the rest of the coast. you know, we saw scenes like this earlier today by video. seeing it in person on the ground is a whole different thing. >> just one year ago. >>> the white house on the defensive today. officials taking some pretty tough questions from congress on obama care and the united states spying policy. president obama has said he did not know about some of the specific details for each. is that response enough, or should he take full responsibility? we're going to discuss that next. you're watching cnn. >>> bottom of the hour, i'm brooke baldwin. i want to talk about the white house because two key white house policies hitting some rough waters in recent days. first, you have the administration having to explain intelligence gathering operations that ensnared world leaders here. number t

we're on the west front of the capitol on the mall on fourth street. know how well you can see it, but there is a helicopter on the ground behind that tour bus, if you will. it's been there for the last several minutes. we, like you, have heard those reports of, number one, shots fired, confirmed by the capitol hill police, essentially the house in shelter in place and lockdown, house office buildings as well. in the minutes since we've been pulling up here, there's been a steady barrage of police cars, fire engines, emergency vehicles. also on the bizarre side of all this, tour buss have been continuing up and down the streets here. they've stopped, gotten out, some have gone down to take a look, and in a bizarre way, even take pictures of what all was going on. we just lost a group of chinese tourists, ironically, pulled up and whatever. but again, back to the most important picture that we can show you right now of this ongoing situation, on the west front of the capitol, that helicopter has been on the ground for quite a few minutes. and also there

at the front street baptist church in statesville, the news spread along with the pain.bers comforting each other. the pastor speaking briefly last night. >> but we do know that there were several that went on to be with the lord. >> at a press conference a short time ago, officials backed off from definitively saying that the blown-out tire was the reason that that car crashed but they said if, in fact, that did happen, it would have been impossible to make sure that they kept control of that bus considering the weight of the bus. >> so the investigation into what caused that tire to blow goes on? >> service records, driver's history, all of that is under investigation. >> thanks so much. >>> still to come, the tampa bay rays survive and advance in the playoffs. we'll take a look at today's games. we'll be right back. [ sneezes, coughs ] i've got a big date, but my sinuses are acting up. it's time for advil cold and sinus. [ male announcer ] truth is that won't relieve all your symptoms. new alka seltzer plus-d relieves more sinus symptoms than any other behind the coun

at this moment the president party, the victory front is on the streets celebrate youing.he vice president a few minutes ago congratulated those that had done well and those who hadn't done so well. the ruling party is the single largest party and has not lost control of the lower house or the senate. it will be difficult for president cristina fernangez de kirchner to govern. it looks like her former chief of staff, who is her rival, who did well in the provin of the buenos aires, the size of italy and controls a lot of votes in the country, may be a presidential hopeful two years from now. that is what people are saying. >> that was lucia newman reporting from buenos aires. >> fans around the world are mourning the death of lou reed, new york rock legend. he decide at the age of 71ment starting with the velvet underground, his gritty lyrics and hard-edged sound helped to change the sound of rock'n'roll. we have more on the life of lou reed. [ ♪ music ] >> for lou reed life was expressed through music. his band the velvet underground set the tone for rock and the punk mov

they're right across the street in front of the marriott oakland convention center. the day of protests will go into the evening where clashes with police have spun out of control before. >> inside the marriott hotel police and first responders have come from across the country for training exercises. outside free-throwsers say -- >> they would have gotten there, but they're now looking more like special operations forces. >> it's called urban shield. deputies say it's really vital training for natural disasters and terrorist attacks. it includes vendor who's might get weapons to law enforcement. it started in 2007 by the alameda county sheriff's department. >> i believe that they represent a very small segment of society. the vast majority are the millions of people that live in the area and prefer to have a well trained police, fire, and ems system so that when badness does potentially happen, that we are there to help them. >> this all happening on the second anniversary of the eviction of the occupy oakland campers from franko galla plaza at city hall, just three

dozens fill the street in front of the home of baltimore city firefighter where he and his girlfriend were gunned down just after 1:00 this morning. >> we're never going to forget you. >> reporter: hartman, a mother of a 6-year-old boy had just started dating hoffman. >> we just don't know why. >> reporter: police say baltimore city police officer christopher lee robinson is the ex-boyfriend of hartman and he shot the couple inside the home before shooting himself. hartman's sister heard the horrific murders. she actually hid in a closet during the shooting and had to jump out of a window to escape. heavy hearts, the pain of losing two lives so senselessly. unbearable. >> they will truly be missed. >> reporter: he was honored for saving the life of a toddler he found wandering the streets. >> he's just a trooper walking down the road. >> it just shows a lot of character on this young man who was tragically gunned down in this murder/suicide. >> putting his life on the line for my daughter. >> reporter: and marie's family hopes the couple can be buried together. >> thank you. just a he

from the what then in front of the white house to come over here and i had to go an alternative route because the street in front of the white house's block i think they did that as a precaution in case it's a multi-pronged coordinated terrorist attack it doesn't sound like that's what happened here today. cause could be any number of things it could be a mentally ill person such as the. shooting at the navy yard a couple weeks ago there was mention in your lead up and. or it could be somebody disgruntled because of the government shutdown or could even still be a terrorist attack although i think that seems like it's unlikely at this point so we don't really know at this point in these situations are often fluid information comes in and sometimes things the conception of things is changes abruptly from a defense and on this point of view this is not only the heart of government but of course it is a major tourist attraction just how easy is it to keep an area like this secure. well it's of course very difficult the capital has gotten after nine eleven got a lot more protected but of course there's stil

today in the "wall street journal" front page headline says obama unaware as u.s. spied on world leaders. and i i believe that's true. while some americans think about mr. obama knew about fast and furious, irs, benghazi, libya, and the nasa spying while they were in -- nsa spying while they were in development. the president does not manage in a microway. he delegates often to incompetent people. most vivid example is the enormous screw up in obama care. that's the president's signature issue and he was apparently totally unaware that the roll out was broken. now, i could be wrong. i could be wrong about this. barack obama may have micromanaged all that stuff i mentioned. it's possible, but i believeimp. last night on "60 minutes," the horror of four americans being murdered in benghazi, libya are was portrayed. lt. colonel andy wood said he warned the obama administration al qaeda was hunting the american ambassador. >> tried to assassinate the british ambassador. wood says to him, it came as no surprise because al qaeda using a familiar tactic, had stated their

side police officers speed 80 mills to be intimidating to other folks on the streets on third street right in front of mother brown's. that shows that police officers are reckless and don't care about the community i think that most people know about that practice it's a form of intimidation and nobody should have firearms their bolted and assembled and put together. a lot of lock up facilities. the firearm has a spiritual force and energy force and so firearms are bolted designed in lots of facilities are put together nocturnal at night. nobody should have a firearm. and the police officer can use a butt of a firearm to hit somebody in the nose or ice and given the conflict that country has had since the beginning of time where police officers use firearms to intimidate people and to terrorize community. it's a real insult >> you did a good job. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> mr. chairman, may i i'm very disturbed not that i recall i don't get disturbed but i'm very disturbed at the political rhetoric coming from one of the speakers that's support you not to allow this proposal. i'm speaki

let's look at the front page of "the wall street journal," and here you can see two photos taken in -- they're calling this the super smog air-pocalypse. the disappearing city, talking about carbon. carbon is currently clocked at 1000, the highest reading that most air pollution instruments can measure, and that is 40 times what the world health organization deems safe. schools were closed on monday and they are calling it as smog day. a lot of buses did not circulate because of the visibility on the roads. >> schools are still closed today. chinese authorities are of course rushing to find methods to curb this issue. >> that's right, looking at the proposed change to a law that would be easier to sue polluters. basically 13 environmental agencies would become qualified to sue polluters. this sounds like good news, but unfortunately it means smaller local environmental agencies would not be qualified. "china daily" says it could be an issue. china is looking at the long- term effect because even though the government appears to be serious about cleaning the air regulations are slow to

the street fills up in front of the home of baltimore city fireman andrew hoffman where he and his girlfriend marie hartman were gunned down just after 1:00 sunday morning. >> they're never going to forget you. they're watching down on every single one of us. >> reporter: hartman, the mother of a 6-year-old boy had recently started dating hoffman. last night the families metaphor the first time under the most unthinkable circumstances. >> we're just trying to get through the terrible ordeal. >> reporter: police hearsay that baltimore city police officer robinson is the ex boyfriend of hartman and he shot the couple inside the home before shooting himself. hartman's sister heard the murders. police say that the younger sister actually any idea a closet during the shooting and had to jump out a window to he is candidate incompetent. >> they will be missed into hoffman was honored in july by police for saving the life of a toddler that he found wandering the streets. >> it shows the character on this young man who was tragically gunned down in this murder-suicide. >> reporter: his parents are th

offshore oil field hundreds of protesters who claim the country selling off its assets swarmed the streets in front of the national petroleum agency head of the auction brazil hopes foreign investment will help exploit the offshore field one of the largest ever discovered in the world. thousands of attend the funeral of four people who were killed in an attack on a christian wedding ceremony in egypt on motorcycles opened for the guests as they were leaving the church is and receive increasingly targeted egypt's coptic christians since the overthrow of president morsi accusing them of backing the military coup. the international community has finally agreed on the dates for the long awaited peace conference on syria the talks are scheduled to start on the twenty third of november with the assad government willing to take part meanwhile certain rebel groups are refusing to join the negotiations and are instead stepping up attacks on loyalist forces at least thirty people are being killed in a suicide truck bombing at an army checkpoint outside the syrian city of hama despite an army installation bei

front of the marriott with more. laura? >> hi, carolyn. except for bantering this has been a peaceful day-long event. you can see there is a cross the street in front of the marriott they've had a couple rallies and speaks but again, peaceful. this afternoon, the group plans to be on the move. police say they're happy to facilitate as long as everything stays lawful >> peaceful protest. do they want to remain peaceful? >> with a urban shield conference, demonstrators took the opportunity to protest what is called officer brutality in the larger community >> we're concerned with this. away from community policing. away from helping the citizens. more towards oppression and domination of citizens. >> the urban shield conference comes on the two-year anniversary of clashes between police and demonstrators over dismantling of the occupy encampment at frank ogowaa plaza a spokesman says they never considered changing the date >> some are going to turn away every business here? i don't think that is good business on the part of the city of oakland >> thousands of first responders held meetings inside there was a heavy police presence outside >>

that's the street, pennsylvania avenue, the grand boulevard you would walk on to get in front of the white house. it has not been open. we have seen people coming here at security check point. the officers checking badges and ids and letting white house staff go through once they are sure it is secure. the initial report is the women in the car tried to ram the barricades here. there were reports she tried to ram the white house gate. for her to get right next to the white house gate, it would be next to impossible. not only would she have to go through the first set of metal ballards, she would have to get through the second set. then, only then, could she get remotely close to the white house. it seems it started here at the intersection of 15th and pennsylvania avenue. after that happens, the pursuit and chase by the u.s. capital. let me show you what's going on in la fayette square and the crowds on pennsylvania avenue in front of the white house are corrdoned off. the people are being pushed off to the side at la fayette square park, which is a good size. take a look over more,

streets. >>> the push for immigration reform was front and center saturday, in more than 150 cities and 40 states. thousands took to the streets calling for an end to the legal limbo of 11 million people - all described as undocumented. >> reform that will carve a path to citizenship for 11 million undocumented immigrants. and keep families together. >> families are getting destroyed. the children are getting left alone in their homes. they don't know when their parents are coming back home. once they find out they don't have anywhere to go. >> in new york city demonstrators talked about what life was like without citizenship. >> phil's family is in mexico city. >> i haven't seen my mother or family. my son wants me to take him out. i can't, because of citizenship. felix and others will not give up the fight. >> thousands of new yorkers are marching in solid ardyy -- solidarity across the bridge. they are not alone. this is happening in 100 other cities. >> we are all here for the same thing. we are american, we've been americanised, our roots are here. >> the sentiments echoed in chicago, miami.

. >> the burning street fils up in front of the home of baltimore city fireman andrew hoffman where he and his girlfriend, marie heartman were gunned down just after 1:00 sunday morning. >> they're never going to forget you. every single one of us. >>reporter: heartman d hartman, the mother of i asix-year-old boy had started dating hartman. their families met for the first time under the most unthinkable circumstances. >> we're trying to get through this terrible ordeal, but we don't know why. >>reporter: police here say baltimore city police officer christopher lee robinson and he shot the couple inside the home before shooting himself. hartman's sister heard the murders and police say marie's younger sister hid in the closet and had to jump out a window to escape. >> they will truly be missed. >> hartman was honored in july for saving the life of a toddler he found wandering around in the streets. >> this shows a lot of character. >> marie's heartbroken parents thankful for his courage. marie's family tells us they would like to see the two buried side-by- side. i'm mike shoe reporti

on the weekends, it seems like every young person in tokyo congregates here on takashima street, right here in front of the harajuku station. now, they come to see and be seen, to strut their stuff, but funny enough, some top designers come to get some interesting fashion ideas. while the glitz and glamour of modern tokyo excites the senses, the heart and soul of the japanese is found in their ancient customs, traditions, and symbiotic bond with the sea. next morning at the 56-acre tsukiji fish market, i began to sense those cultural connections. one of the fun attractions to do here in tokyo is to come to the tsukiji fish market very early in the morning. it's been here since 1923, and today we see more than 2,000 tons of fish here, but they get more than 1,000 tons of vegetables. hiromi, this is a grand example of the many different kinds of fish they have here at the fish market. how many species can you find here? >> would you believe it's over 600? >> 600? and they come every day here? >> mostly from japan, but of course all over the world. >> extraordinary. look at what they have here. they ha

san jose sharks are opening the nhl season at home tonight and kicking it off with a pregame street rally in front of the s.a.p. center. the sharks open the hockey season by hosting the vancouver canucks and they looked sharp last week shutting out the canucks 5-0 in preseason action and the san jose are chasing the stanley cup after losing in the first round last week. i like it. >>> let's check in with mike for the autumn weather. >> we'll start with looking from the east bay hills from vollmer peak and the winds just aren't quite up yet but they will be and notice where they'll bring warmer weather, oakland 2 degrees warmer and san francisco 3 and fremont also 3 but heading towards san jose 76 and concord 78 and santa rosa 78, one to two degrees cooler than yesterday. it's pretty quiet across the entire area, it will be breezy in the central valley if you are heading that way. 52 in tahoe, 69 yosemite. a sunny and 68 in monterey and still pretty cool down south upper 50s to mid-70s in san diego and l.a. >> we had a major accident along southbound 880 along 14th street and wouldn't you know it,