sewn of the consumer group public knowledge and dean garfield of the information technology industry council. >> well, as you can imagine there was a lot of reaction from all quarters following the fcc's action on net neutrality at their december 21 meeting. . >> i believe our actions today will foster an ongoing cycle of massive investment, innovation and consumer demand, both at the edge and in the core of broadband networks. this will strengthen the internet job creation engine. our action bullet that's our goal of halving america's broadband networks be the freest and the fastest in the world. joining us on the set is jean garfield, the president and ceo of the information technology industry council. mr. garfield, tell us what you think of what the fcc did yesterday and tell us about that. >> thank you for having us here. i think that yesterday's decision on the order was an important step forward in striking a balance between principles third on the one hand, innovation and transformed the potential for innovation and then for investment and bringing certainty so that those tha

told of 51 trade avenue between 25th and 26 from garfield park were told. i get an officer involved shooting we have not heard who's been injured but apparently, it's a residential neighborhood. reporter reggie might be but phyllis and he just arrived on the scene short-time ago. he joins us on the phone to we know more about what happened reggie? >> preliminary information and getting from the police officer on the scene, he tells me that a police officer was here at garfield park checking out the park and confronted a man he was and resisting arrest. the police officer and man got into a confrontation, something happened in the middle and a police officer ended up calling for backup. that's what we're told that the suspect that the police officer was speaking to is now suspect was shot by this police officer, i am told he has not life-threatening injuries at this point. right now police officers of quartered off the area at 26 n. harrison st. as they conduct their investigation. they're interviewing tons of people who were at the park when the shooting to

garfield cpowell, michelle diamond. >> we are ready. good evening. i am lara traveller. i have been in parkmerced for over 26 years. i have made presentations to the planning commission before. i can start off with the same statement. i am totally against this developer's idea of redevelopment. anytime you are going to stand up and demolish 1596 town homes that are the homes of people who live here, something is wrong. i think we have heard one of the major reasons that is wrong. it is about greed and money only. [applause] people who are seniors, as myself, people who are disabled, people who are trying to raise their families here because of the horrible rent that exists throughout the city. they are living here. somewhere along the line, this board has to recognize that we're talking about human beings. we're talking about human beings as well as their homes. these developers think they can be destroyed in one fell swoop. is horrible. -- it is horrible to even think that way. it is far from the loud beaches where he goes fishing and crying. why is the sea gulls flying

--el pleito ocurrio poco despues de las 3 de la tarde en el parque "garfield" ubicado en la esquina dealle 26 y la avenida "treat". --segun el portavoz de la policia, el oficial intentaba detener al sujeto que estaba tomando bebidas alcoholicas en la via publica.--ambos fueron transportados al hospital con heridas que no ponen en riesgo la vida. --dos presuntos pandilleros de oakland podrian pasar el resto de su vida en la carcel por el asesinato de un adolescente de 14 aÑos.--se trata de "julio montano" de 22 años quien fue sentenciado a una pena de entre 50 aÑos y cadena perpetua como el autor material del crimen. --el otro individuo es "francisco zamora" de 28 aÑos quien debera purgar una condena de no menos de 27 aÑos. aÉl se le acuÓ de haber llevado a "ricardo cortes", la victima, hasta el lugar donde fue asesinado, segun las autoridades, porque pensaban que pertenecia a una pandilla rival que habia matado a uno de sus complices.--los hechos que los mandaron a prision ocurrieron en agosto del 2009. --esta manana un sujeto murio al estrellar su auto contra un arbol mientras huia de

de la or un policía tras llegar a una elea en un lugar público en el parque garfield, según el portavoz enintentaba detener al s mbre que estaba tomando alcohol en la vía pública. >>> dos pandilleros de auckland, podrían pasar el resto de su material del condena dede una mujer, el otro hombre es francisco, de 28 año quiéñ deberá pagar una condena matado a os de 28 años, se le 2009. haber llevado a ricardo al anana un sujechos que los mandaron a prisión fueron en agosto del 2009. interestatal 80. contra un árbol, mientras huía ba, el olicía, la trágica historia comenzó la nacho tinado y hoy, el policía lo etecto de nuevo hombre a cero a lo, inmediato el auto, fue boto el 3 de hoy un policía detectó dolares Áy era buscado por violar su libertad. e > a partir de 3 de enero la pero de estacionamiento costo rana 3 dólares más, de hecho --el aumentoarse en diciembre pero la ciudad retrazó su de l tiempo. >>> este permitirá que autoridades ecaude más dinero al responsabilidad de aumento al matado. on los sur de la bahía, decenas jovenes su sumaron a una manifestación más importante, vamos a ve

. >>> the officer confronted four men drinking in garfield park on 26th street around 3:20 p.m. investigators say the men began arguing with the officer then one of the men began fighting with the officer who suffered minor lacerations. >> there's a struggle between the officer who tried to detain the suspect. >>> now to a huge party is going on in san jose where marijuana is being sold, bought and smoked. it's put together by marijuana supporters who are protesting dispensary raids going on in the south bay. >> reporter: we are inside the medical marijuana dispensary where the fundraiser is going on. tonight there is an air of pot smoke as well as fear and defiance. >> reporter: the smoking santa provided holiday cheer, inside the medex collective in san jose. organizers say they were determined to hold the event despite raids yesterday at three marijuana collectives. >> the collectives that are a part of this fundraiser are drawing a line on the sand. >> reporter: one reason the collective opened for business today before and after the raids. >> reporter: a little scary to be

it happened in garfield square in the mission district. abc 7 is there with more now. >> cheryl, we know that the police officer was not shot. and here is what police are telling us. the officer in question suffered only lacerations and they won't tell us wr. exactly. it happened when he confronted the suspect in the park. now both men started to fight. the police officer who was, by the way alone, then shot the suspect. he, meaning the suspect suffered non-life threatening injuries and was shot in the hip. both were taken to san francisco general hospital just blocks from here. here is a play by play of what happened when the officer first approached four men who were drinking in the park. >> at one point, one of the individuals became combattive with the officer and a fight ensued. this struggle between the officer and suspect he tried to detain the suspect. at one point the officer fired at least one round, striking the suspect. >> now, police are still onthe scene, conducting their investigation. and i want to say that this is a big ha

it happened this afternoon in garfield square. investigators say the officer approached four men about drinking in public. one scuffled with the officer who shot the man once in the lower body. that man was taken to the hospital, but his injuries are not life-threatening. the officer suffered minor injuries. >>> attorney general eric holder is in the bay area. part of the reason he came was to reach out to the muslim community. holder addressed an organization committed to ending racial and religious profiling. now what the attorney general had to say. >> organizers were thrilled when their invitation was accepted and by accepting holder made history. until tonight attorney general eric holder never addressed the national muslim organization, and never did his predecessors which may explain the warm reception he received from the muslim advocates. as the country's top law enforcement authority, holder defended the government's recent arrest of suspected it trusts including that of a 19-year-old oregon man who was caught in an fbi

my name is garfield powell. i have lived here since 1994. i have seen the property changed. it is interesting that they want to expand when they cannot accommodate the apartments they have. they cannot keep them filled. i find it unusual they want to build more. how will they fill those question if they have tried everything. now you can have pets. when i moved here, you could not have pets. they have students and section eight. they still cannot go the properties. yet they want to build high- rises. i have a problem with that. [applause] the way i read this project, it will increase crime. we already have problems in parkmerced. if you cannot believe it, try calling the police one night if there is a rowdy party. see if they come and how long it takes. if there's a problem, good luck. they do not respond. i was told by the police department that they could not come to turn down a party. the police at san francisco state would come and control my apartment. that did not make sense to me. the san francisco police told me they would not come to my house. i cannot believe that.

and there are other people in the community that shows garfield because it was a much earlier start time and that worked better for their schedules. from what i have heard in the community, i don't know if a uniform start time would work the best for all parents. >> i am hoping that we will also look at the 2010 census and see how those numbers sort of, you know, correlate with our numbers about attendants and to is actually living here. thanks. >> items wanted to make sure i have captured the key point. one of those is looking at data just beyond the assignment data and looking at the census data. when looking at capacity for attendance area and in drawing the attendance area, we are not able to draw areas that will accommodate all of the students that live there. we know that there will be attendance areas that can't accommodate all of the applicants. we want to see if they are applying to the school and other information about the attendance area. a number of commissioners suggested some of the things that we collect data on including start times, after school, and having a deeper und

police say that the officer was trying to detain a suspect at garfield. he and the suspect were both taken to the hospital. the officer will be placed on routine administrative leave during the investigation. >> tonight a sea line is in critical but stable condition after somebody shot him in the face. right now he is practically blind and was malnourished. this is not the first time they have seen this. >> one eye lost and the other one swollen shut the sea lion is loaded up with pain meds after getting hit with buck shot. >> we have a number of them still left, embedded in the tissues. a couple are close to his brain. >> vets at the marine animal center decided not to remove them because of the risk of massive internal bleeding. people noticed the injured animal wednesday night on a beach. although it is difficult to tell if that's where the shooting happened. >> when he was admitted the wounds were fairly fresh. so one would speculate it wasn't too far away. >> reporter: it is a federal offense to shoot a marine animal but these attacks are all too com

this happened at garfield park pier 27/harrison on friday afternoon. car filled park/harrison and as reggie kumar explains an argument with a police officer. >> in san francisco, an officer related shooting at garfield park. the are full- servicthe officer confronted the men the work drinking---and the-park, and at one point, a fight began between the suspect. the police pulled out his gun, shot the man in the lower torso. san francisco and non-life- threatening injuries. there were taken to san francisco general hospital. with non- life-threatening injuries. reggie kumar, rett kron 4 news. >> and this is the warm welcome where his new job he is continuing his role as the jolly old st. nick. perhaps if you remember, he told a couple of color jokes he was fired from macy's. and he had that job for 20 years that ms. is now is just back to be bought at work. >> now, i am just so be grateful that this establishment but want to do this. >> legal action? >> i've talked with the human rights commission in the town. they're looking into it for me. we will rece

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police say the officer was investigating reports of several men drinking in garfield square, one attacked him. the officer opened fire hitting the suspect once. >> he's been treated for what police describe as nonlife threatening injuries. the officer was hurt, but only slightly. >> there is a srdz of reports on how your tax dollars are being spent and how the government can get the biggest bang for your buck. the city of san carlos is getting a rude wakening. a 30-year-old cost sharing agreement for the fire department isn't working out. vic lee is live in san carlos tonight with the story. vick? >> in this day and age, it's aabout bottom line, money. first a police department z now, the fire department is under scrutiny. san carlos and belmont merged to save money and improve service. >> you're sharing a chief. sharing administration and both cities were able to eliminate a fire station. >> the partnership worked for 31 years, started with a city stliting -- splitting the cost 50-50. five years ago san carlos settled a squabble by increasing shares to 53%. then, recession hit the genera

. >> reporter: i'm at garfield park, where behind me you can see police are all over the scene. they are on foot looking for witnesses in the shooting that took place. the police departments internal affairs department arrived to investigate this incident which sparked just about 3:30 in the afternoon. that's when an officer approached four men that were drinking at the playground. one of those men became belligerent and started fighting with the officer. the other three men ran away, the officer ended up shooting the suspect. >> the officer sustained nonlife threatening injury, all i know is there some kind of lacerations. i don't know where, as well as the suspects shooting was nonlife threatening also. once the investigation continues we will have more information. as you can see it's very active at this moment. >> reporter: this officer did approach these four men by himself. they says that not unusual in certain situations. now the officer did sustain some nonlife threatening injuries. at this point investigators do not know if the suspect was armed. they say this is an act

it happened yesterday afternoon in garfield square in the mission district. they say the officer approached four men about drinking in public, one of them scuffled with the officer. the man was taken to the hospital but his injuries are not life-threatening. the officer also had some minor injuries. >> well, coming up, an injured sea lion that is being treated for multiple gunshot wounds. more on >>> in world news this morning, a united nations conference on climate change has ended with a modest deal on global warming. they approved the package to create a green climate fund and some other small measures, bolivia said it doesn't go far enough but mexico got the meeting to a close after the protest. >> more drug violence in mexico, drug lord is dead after a two day shootout with federal police. at least 11 other people, five government agents and baby girl were killed. he was known as the craziest one was the top leader of a cartel. they say the death is a significant blow to the cartel. >> in chile they are dealing with the aftermath of violence in the capit

that is james garfield. he is the only appropriations committee chair in the history of the country to become president and then he was shot. we have tried to avoid that fate. >> banking very much. -- thank you very much we appreciate it. >> glad to have you. >> appropriations committee chairman david o. be served 42 years in congress. his seat will be felt this january by republican and sean duffy. the 39-year-old, a former sports announcer and reality tv personality is a district attorney for ashland county having been elected four times to that position. he is married with six children. >> the senate is often called the most exclusive club in the world, but i wonder relief if it is so exclusive if someone from a town of 300 people and a high school senior class of nine students can travel from a desk in that small school to a desk on the floor of the united states senate and a search for farewell speeches and hear from retiring senators on the cspan of video library with every cspan program since 1987, mo

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. >> we were talking to andrew garfield and he has been tapped to play peter parker in the upcoming firemeno see you in the bay area. >> nice to see you. >> how is it working on a character that has been in the news in several ways. >> we are here including five in europe... >> i mean it was incredible to work on. i mean when i read the script, it was -- i read it in half an hour, i just soaked it up. it was just incredibly exciting and pro found and multi- perspective and it seemed impossible to write. erin wrote this incredible tail. and the themes are just like -- you know there is all this humanity, there is all the storytelling and power and betrayal and money and greed and all these things, these universal themes and to be a part of the film, to be part of the story that is dealing with all those important human things, it is just great fun. >> you liked it? >> yes, because all the work has been done for you in this. >> there is a great scene with you and jessie who plays mark, the character plays your girlfriend where the dynamic is established where it becomes the betrayal. i know y

police say the officer was trying to detain a suspect who was drinking at garfield park. well, a fight broke out between the two and the officer opened fire. the suspect was hit in the leg. both the officer and that suspect were taken to the hospital. we are told their injuries are not life-threatening. the officer will be placed on routine administrative leave during the investigation. >>> now, a 12-year-old girl from virginia has been missing for a week, was found today unharmed in san francisco. she was last seen at this wal- mart in salem, virginia, with apparently her mother's boyfriend. that was last friday. 32-year-old jeffrey easley is in custody accused -- well, of abducting the girl, but he is also accused of murdering the girl's mother. she was found dead on monday. the girl and suspect were in a store when somebody recognized them from a wanted poster and called police. >>> first, the pot raids. well, now the protests. a day after a series of police sweeps, bay area pot clubs are fighting back. len ramirez shows us cannabis users are fired up so to speak. >> e

a man was shot at least once by an officer, at garfield park, 26th and treat avenue, about -- 5:00 this afternoon. police say they approached a man who was drinking in the park. we're not sure what led to the officer firing his gun. the man was taken to san francisco general hospital with what are described, nonlife threatening injuries. >> dozens of people meeting uh at a marijuana clinic to fight back against what they argue is discriminations against medicinal medical marijuana smokers. the drus task force raided clubs across the south bay yesterday accusing them of selling pot illegally. owners of the club say it is not banned. in the wake of the raids trying to raise money for a legal fund to defend their group any mission. >> we want to figure out a way, excuse the pun, weed out all the bad actors out there. and really try to get people that are trying to do this for the right reasons which is for medicinal use. >> there is a public hearing between the medical marijuana clubs in the city of san jose set for monday. >> investigators say the man killed when he crashed his car off in

it happened this afternoon in garfield park near 26th and treat avenue in san francisco. police say the man attacked an officer while being detained for drinking in public. well, the officer shot the man at least once. that man is expected to survive. the officer was injured in the scuffle. and within the last hour, the department told us that officer is expected to be okay. >>> a man was killed this morning when the police say he crashed a stolen car off i-80 in berkeley during a chase. the investigators say the man veered off the freeway and then slammed into a tree. it all began just before 8:30 last night when an officer in oakland officer approached the suspect. well, police say the man then drove off, hit the officer and tried to run him over. that officer is expected to be okay. the police spotted the suspect about 9 hours later and began the pursuit. his name has not yet been released. but ktvu has learned he was a parolee. >>> there is new information tonight about the transgender woman who received a letter from a dmv employee that she felt was threatening. the

it happened in garfield square in the mission district. investigators say the officer approached four men about drinking in public. one of them scuffled with the officer who shot the man at least once in the lower body. the u.s. attorney general eric holder made history during his just concluded visit to the bay area. part of the reason he came was to reach out to the muslim community. he addressed the committee. lillian kim reports from millbrae. >> attorney general eric holder had never addressed a national muslim organization. neither had any of his predecessors which may explain the warm reception he received from the legal organization muslim advocates. >> thank you. (applause) >> as the country's top law enforcement authority, holder defended the government's recent arrest of suspected terrorists, including that of a 19-year-old oregon man caught in an f.b.i. sting. muhammad muhammad is accused of plotting to blow up portland's tree lighting authority. >> i have no problem the way the f.b.i. handled their work that led to mr. muhamma

it happened yesterday afternoon in garfield square in the mission district. investigators say the officer approached four men about drinking in public. one scuffled with the officer who shot the man at least once in the lower body. that man was taken to the hospital but his injuries are not life-threatening. the officer also had some minor injuries. u.s. attorney general eric holder made history in his just concluded individual to the bay area. part of the reason he came was to reach out to the muss limit community. he dressed the committee to ending racial profiling. >> attorney general eric holder had never addressed a national muslim organization. neither had any of his predecessors which may have explained the warm reception from muslim advocates. >> thank you. >> as the country's top law enforcement authority, holder defended the government's recent arrest of suspected terrorists, including an oregon man caught in an f.b.i. sting. mohammed is accused of plotting to blow up portland's tree lighting authority. >> i make no apologies the way the f.b.i. hand

it happened this afternoon in garfield park near 26th and treat avenue in san francisco. police say the man attacked an officer while being detained for drinking in public. well, the officer shot the man at least once. that man is expected to survive. the officer was injured in the scuffle. and within the last hour, the department told us that officer is expected to be okay. >>> a man was killed this morning when the police say he crashed a stolen car off i-80 in berkeley during a chase. the investigators say the man veered off the freeway and then slammed into a tree. it all began just before 8:30 last night when an officer in oakland officer approached the suspect. well, police say the man then drove off, hit the officer and tried to run him over. that officer is expected to be okay. the police spotted the suspect about 9 hours later and began the pursuit. his name has not yet been released. but ktvu has learned he was a parolee. >>> there is new information tonight about the transgender woman who received a letter from a dmv employee that she felt was threatening. the

garfield. there he is. the san jose parade is the largest of its kind in northern california. it was the 29th year, but there may not be a 30th. because of budget problems, may may have to cut the whole thing and they are trying to gather money. >> yesterday during the newscast on sunday, we talked to ed batista and he is hopeful that perhaps something will happen by next year. >> it's a tradition and it's a great parade. >> funding is tough for everything. >> mike is there with his kids too? >> grit to see all the bay area morning family and extended family. thanks for joining us. keeping you in the south bay, we still have christmas in the park. we need funding for that as well. if you visit, get $1 from every person. blocking that off-ramp cleared up in the south bay. highway 17, you will get caught with fog over the summit. the lower peninsula will not show major slowing. back to you with a warning. lower the speeds. it's safer that way. >> a little sloppy. >> still wet. >> luckily i wasn't late. not driving too fast. >> that's good. the wind and rain will slow you down in

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underpants or garfield on it, not that i am opposed to those books. but we do not expect that, nor do we expect there to be junk food on every corner. we know they will have access to it whenever they leave the school grounds and we hope that, as parents, they are teaching them to make the right choices believe me, as soon as they leave the school grounds, it will have many opportunity to -- many opportunities to walk into a fast-food restaurant. i do think the schools should provide a healthy is that we have to offer. host: it could be 10 gentle, but -- tangential, but is there es?thing offered in class' guest: there was already a provision in there and this bill strengthens that. it requires them to provide guidelines and rules for nutrition education and competitive foods. it also goes a little bit further and directs the usda to issue guidelines. local entities were left to their own devices, and that was great if they were really dedicated. one, it provides a little better framework. two, it also makes these policies more transparent. parents who

the internet with gigi stone of the consumer group public knowledge and dean garfield. that is 8:00 p.m. on c-span 2. >> the supreme court heard oral arguments on whether to strike down a california law banning the sale of violent video games to minors. it passed in 2005, but was never enacted. it finds retailers $1,000 for each video game sold to a minor. a lower court to uphold that the law was too vague. a decision and this case is expected sometime before the term at the end of the year. this is an hour. >> we will hear argument first this morning, schwarzenegger or versus entertainment merchants association. california is no less concerned with a-access week -- with a access.s the permit states to regulate and access to such materials all outside the presence of a parent, it did so for fundamental reasons. first, this rule permits parents to claim authority in their own households. secondly, this role promotes the state's independent interest in helping parents protect the well-being of children in those instances when parents cannot be present. this morning, calif

that is james garfield, the only appropriations committee chair in the history of the country to become president. and then he was shot. so we try to avoid that fate. >> thank you very much. very special to get a tour of your office with you in these final days that you're here. after all these years, we appreciate it. [captioning performed by national captioning institute] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2010] >> sean duffy will succeed david of the in the house. he is the former district attorney, marriage, and has six kids. he has appeared on "the real world." >> the senate is also called the most exclusive club in the world. i wonder really if it is so exclusive. if someone from a town of 300 people and a high school senior class of nine students can travel from my desk in the small school to a desk on the floor of the united states senate. >> search for a farewell speeches and hear from retiring senators on the c-span video library, with every c-span program since 1987, more the 160,000 hours, all long one, all free. it is washington your way. >> watch both tv al