district attorney gascon's office supported the charge, but later, a two is changed to mr. miller.er gascon agreed, the judge sentence 33 years of unsupervised probation and $180 fines and fees. today, march 27, she was never suspended and remains state assemblywoman. two, a case of misconduct in the case of an alameda was featuredx tape with her drug-addicted lover, stephen, and she met in rehab for treatment of alcoholic addiction. nadia had a violent clash. president chiu: thank you very much. thank you very much. thank you. next speaker. >> hello, my name is jeff brown and an english and a u.s. citizen. thanks much for your time. thank you for your ears and your time. i am here basically to give you my opinion on the america's cup. president chiu: excuse me, sir. we will have public comment on the public -- from the public on the america's cup at 3:00. >> thank you. president chiu: next speaker. >> good afternoon, supervisors. my name is david, and i moved to san francisco from oregon when i was in my 30's, and now i am in my sixties. i have been in lower nob hill for about 25

carmen ruiz/victima que perdio su casa se merecia mas por todas las personas que ha hecho george gascon san francisco este es un caso vergonzoso francamente fue un caso donde las victimas les tomaron ventaja la fiscalia dice que parada defraudo cerca de dos millones 400 mil dolares a 31 victimas, a traves de transacciones de bienes raices e inversiones que resultaron ser una estafa algunos dijeron que confiaron en el porque se presento como pastor. digna zamora/perdio 160 mil dólares el se presento que el es un hombre cristiano y todo eso y de dios nadie se burla no se permitieron camaras en la corte, en la que ante sus victimas parada dijo sentirse mal y con remordimiento porque confiaron en el.su abogado defensor dijo que parada inicio el negocio con la mejor intencion y fue el colapso de la economia lo que cambio todo. juana fonseca/perdio 40 mil dólares ni lo creo que sienta remordimiento porque ahí riéndose estaba, algunas victimas relataron haber acudido a parada para comprar, refinanciar o vender sus casas. en todos los casos terminaron dandole dinero para un negocio de inversion

gascon, and i joined him when he moved over to the d.a.'s office. joining the office on his request, because i think we really have a unique perspective, having worked on the defense side and on policy issues, and i can attest that he is undertaking a wholehearted effort to really bring some reform to the criminal justice system on many fronts, this being one of them that we are evaluating. i hope that you as city and county residents will see in our work that we really take some efforts that will reform. anybody that has participated in the criminal justice system for any length of time knows that it does not work from whatever and will you are looking at it, so the question is how do we make it better? we hope to engage all of you in that. we are starting neighborhood courts, and a lot of efforts that we hope to engage the city and county in supporting us and looking at ways to move away from the over incarceration of people and look at ways to reform their behavior. the efforts we have undertaken when george was appointed to the position -- jeff

harris was elected to be the state of the new general, and gavin newsom elected george gascon to be the district attorney. when asked his position on the death penaltiy, hy, he said he wouldn't rule it out. this raised a lot of concern among opponents of the death penalty who thought this would be a step backward. he has written against the death penalty, and adheres to san francisco values. san francisco has not had a jury return a death verdict since 1989, which was 10 years before he said his office would not seek the death penalty. we thought this particular issue wanted a discussion and we are pleased to have a palace here today. let me introduce them more at length. geroge gastcocon has had a long career in law enforcement, and he works for decades in the l.a. police department, serving as the director of the office of operations in charge of patrol and detectives and special operations. he is considered to be an expert in matters of police accountability. john thompson spent 14 years on death row, and after his verdict was set aside he was then facing life in prison. he was fight

gascon hadn't decide this if it'll be a felon misdemeanors. >>> a corner say it is won't be until tomorrow or friday that a post examination will be received. authorities secured it but said they couldn't safely remove it until daylight. we were live as a helicopter lifted lifted lifted that body this morning. coroner's department says it has not identified the man or determined how it died dyed. officials told us it was an older man. >>> now, to the south bay where the search for judith sierra la mar is about to get national expow sure sure. >> joining more than 20 volunteers searching the area. investigator say they believe she was kidnapped. that theory brought the tv crime show, america's most wanted to the lamar home for a show to be aired may 11th. >> it's important for everybody locally and a national level to be aware that we are continuing the search that we are hopeful and not giving up. >> reporter: america's most wanted that airs on the live time channel says the show's mission is to track down. >> we don't know that she was taken out of this area, someone may know someone. som

our district attorney, george gascÓn, thank you for being here today.and we all -- we always forget as some of these breakfasts our imports and school board members. kim, thank you for being here in the u.s. are proud to introduce our next speaker, if i could have your attention for one moment -- thank you for being here. i am proud to introduce our next speaker. i am very proud to introduce the mayor of our great city who spent his entire life organizing for tenant rights, human rights, making sure our streets were clean, making sure our city has been run effectively, and making sure now, today, as your elected mayor, that he is leading our city and leading our communities into the future. so please welcome me in recognizing to the podium your mayor, my boss, mayor ed lee. [applause] >> good morning, good morning. happy cesar chavez breakfast day. i want to give a shout out -- i believe we have another major in the room, a guest here, mayor schroeder from martinez. thank you. [applause] i am here this morning, of course, to join all of you, and i see s

district attorney george gascon could receive additional $13,000.more than $8,000 for the public defender and nearly $8,000 for mayor lee. also nearly $4,000 for city attorney herrera. this comes at a politically difficult time for the mayor. lee is seeking pay cuts. >>> 4:44. in a few hours congress votes on a plan to force millionaires to pay a minimum amount of tax. why some lawmakers say this is a pointless vote. >>> ordinary people doing extraordinary things to help save the planet. >> we'll reveal the winners of the world's most prestigious environmental awards. >>> more than 100 tornadoes ravaged the midwest. >>> the discovery in a bay area lab that could turn the tide in the battle against one of the most common forms of leukemia. >>> good morning. live look from our high-definition roof cam clouds out there. later today our forecast is calling for sunny skies, warmer temperatures highs in the 60s and 70s. fuller forecast coming up later on. >>> back to those deadly tornadoes that touched down over the weekend in the midwest. a small town in

committee for a safer san francisco supporting sharmine bach and opposing george gascone for district attorney 2011. san francisco police officer association issues p.a.c. united here local 2 p.a.c. i could tell you the longer name. never mind. nfers employees international union local 1021 issues p.a.c. san francisco alliance for jobs and sustainable growth p.a.c. san franciscans for jobs and good government supporting ed lee for mayor 2011. last but not least, city residents opposing ed lee for mayor 2011 sponsored by american federation of state, county, municipal employees, afl-cio and afscme. >> i can see why you referred to double your salary. clearly voice-over is part of your experience. >> and i thank you very much. >> ok, shaking is taking place. >> there's seiu but not --. >> close enough to find the box. >> we'll be selecting three from this group. >> we have ed lee for mayor 2011. >> two more. >> myomoto for sheriff, 2011. let's get a good one. and adachi for mayor, 2011. >> thank you very much. we appreciate your service. >> as a city officer, i am happy to serve. >> tha

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. >>> the san francisco district attorney george gascone says charges will be filed against a bike rider who killed an elderly pedestrian, but he has not decided whether it will be a misdemeanor charge or a felony man manslaughter. a 71-year-old died last month after being hit on market and castro streets. he was in a crosswalk and had a green light. he denies reports he was speeding and he says he tried to stop the crash by laying down his bike. but there are contradictory statements. >>> we are learning more about the case of mad cow disease in central california. the cow is five years old and came from a a dairy farm. the farm has not been identified. investigators are now trying to track down where the cow came from before it arrived at the dairy. health and food officials say the animal was not headed for human consumption and the food supply is safe. >>> police in the east bay could catch a scam artist who has been dealing in gold, fool's gold. alan wang is in the newsroom with a clue that could lead them straight to the scammer. alan? >> carolyn, investigators say the scam is taki

. >>> the san francisco district attorney george gascone says charges will be filed against a bike rider who killed an elderly pedestrian, but he has not decided whether it will be a misdemeanor charge or a felony man manslaughter. a 71-year-old died last month after being hit on market and castro streets. he was in a crosswalk and had a green light. he denies reports he was speeding and he says he tried to stop the crash by laying down his bike. but there are contradictory statements. >>> we are learning more about the case of mad cow disease in central california. the cow is five years old and came from a a dairy farm. the farm has not been identified. investigators are now trying to track down where the cow came from before it arrived at the dairy. health and food officials say the animal was not headed for human consumption and the food supply is safe. >>> police in the east bay could catch a scam artist who has been dealing in gold, fool's gold. alan wang is in the newsroom with a clue that could lead them straight to the scammer. alan? >> carolyn, investigators say the scam is taki

george gascone told us he's concerned. they've talked to oofsers here and are working with members of the transgender community here to help increase safety. so that is the situation. there has been an increase in attacks on transgender women. >> there is a trend here not seen before. about a thrd of the hate crimes this year have been focusing on transgender women owe a security camera caught suspects police say committed one of the brutal attacks when beating a woman with an iron pipe. she was a victim in another attack. in april, assaulted by two men. >> they made a lot of derogatory and hateful comments then proceeded to beat me and kick me. and in a crowded way. >> i was left on the ground, bleeding. and vulnerable. so you know which was someone else attacking me. >> assistant district attorney prosecutes hate crimes. >> we've seen about five assaults against transgender people in the past year and a half to two years, four of them fairly recent. within the past couple months. >> the transgender women leave this socia

gascon's pay could get an addition 13,000, and adachi could get an addition 8,000. the civil service commission is set to rule sometime next month. >>> san francisco city attorney dennis herr era said the attempt to get him removed from the mirkarimi removed was an -- herr era said an outside council will be working with the ethics commission. mirkarimi is fighting to keep his job after being suspended following the incident with his wife. >>> california state university employees are voting on a strike that could affect all 33 campuses across the state. rob roth reports, if authorized rolling strikes could begin in a few months. >>> teachers, counselors and librarians lined up today to cast their ballots. the issue whether or not to offer rolling day strikes. >> i voted for the strike. >> reporter: that doesn't mean there will be a strike but many say it seems inevitable. the teachers at all campuses haven't had a raise in four years. >> without even a cost of living raise that means the amount that your salary doesn't stretch as far for your family. >> reporter: t

gascon's pay could get an addition 13,000, and adachi could get an addition 8,000.he civil service commission is set to rule sometime next month. >>> san francisco city attorney dennis herr era said the attempt to get him removed from the mirkarimi removed was an -- herr era said an outside council will be working with the ethics commission. mirkarimi is fighting to keep his job after being suspended following the incident with his wife. >>> california state university employees are voting on a strike that could affect all 33 campuses across the state. rob roth reports, if authorized rolling strikes could begin in a few months. >>> teachers, counselors and librarians lined up today to cast their ballots. the issue whether or not to offer rolling day strikes. >> i voted for the strike. >> reporter: that doesn't mean there will be a strike but many say it seems inevitable. the teachers at all campuses haven't had a raise in four years. >> without even a cost of living raise that means the amount that your salary doesn't stretch as far for your family. >> reporter: tea

the examiner reports the district torn gascon could get additional $13,000. -- more than $8,000 couldayor lee could get the same. and nearly $4,000 raise for city attorney herrera. this comes at a difficult time for the mayor, seeking pay cuts and higher health care contributions in heated negotiations on 27 city labor contracts. >>> new numbers would suggest all of us more time and money at our favorite stores last month. >> jane king with more on that and the latest on early trading. we opened in positive territory. >>> yes, we did. a lot of it because of these retail sales numbers. we were out shopping last month, much more tan what was expected. people -- more than what was expected. people bought ipads, shopped at clothing chains like gap. electronics showing gains and the mild weather helping. little -- this news is too late for best buy, detailing the locations of 39 stores slated to close and seven california locations among them, including one in east palo alto, one in pittsburgh and one -- manteca. they talked about transfering or getting severance pay. numbers driven by str

the chronicle reports george gascon is getting ready to file dollar charges against the driver.h evidence to prove the driver was grossly negligent when he ran into the victim. if convicted, he could get 16 months in jail. >>> for the first time in 34 years, danville's devil mountain run has been canceled. the event has been organized by children's hospital oakland since 1978 but this year, it says production costs and a declining in -- decline in runners has just made it too expensive. now some local business owners are trying to replace the run. they say it was something the city and runners were looking forward to. >>> uc berkeley-'s student run newspaper will continue publication. last year, the fee proposal was passed. it required students to pay $2 per midwest ter for fife years to -- per semester for five years to keep the paper running. at first it was not going to pass but then the order was turned over last night. >>> there are two male chicks and two female chicks and they are beautiful and they should be able to fly by the middle of may and then she should -- they sh

gascon could get additional $13,000.000 and mayor lee could get nearly $8,000. nearly $4,000 for the city attorney. this comes at a politically difficult time for the mayor seeking pay cuts and higher health care contributions. >>> ahead of tomorrow's income tax deadline the senate is voting today on a democratic tax bill inspired by the buffett rule imposing 30% tax on the wealthiest americans the vote is symbolic and republicans are all but gearan tied to kill it. the gop members of the house will vote later this week on their own tax bill. it would give a 20% tax ruction to businesses with fewer than 500 employees. that bill should pass the house, but not the senate. >>> six people from aren't world will be award the goldman environmental apprise in san francisco tonight for their grassroots efforts to protect the environment. the award includes a $150,000 prize. the winner caroline cannon fighting to protect her village in alaska from implications of arctic drilling. former investigative journalist working in china t

district attorney george gascon's salary could increase by spwl -- by $13,000. jeff adachi could get an extra $8,000. that measure called for salary adjustments every five years in san francisco city hall. they would be based on the salary of counterparts in other cities. >>> been talked about for years, the close of doyle drive. it's finally begun. pam cook is here to tell us how it will affect traffic by the golden gate. pam in. >> we've been covering this for a little while now. this morning the work has begun. they closed the stretch of doyle drive. we've been talking about one northbound lane. last night, as scheduled, 8:00. it will stay closed until noon today. now, we want to take you out there live this morning, where you can see that they are hard at work this morning with that one closure. this is just the beginning. this is going to lead to the complete closure of doyle drive at the end of the month. >> there is an embedded pipe that contains asbestos. they need to remove that prior to the big demolition. >> reporter: so again, the -- you can see ther

that's why china will become the second is largest natural gascon assumer.wo-year's time. this puts it on a domestic commodity, exactly the kind of training they're hoping the students who come here to this commodities center will learn. that is why jpmorgan has partnered with the university here to make this commodity center. we'll hear a lot more about the commodities center. we're going to talk to the head of global commodities, blythe masters on power lunch and ask her more than about the commodities center but also about her outlook for commodities and much, m m coming up on "power lunch." back to you guys. >> sharon, can't wait for that. sharon epperson in denver. art cashin joins us here to talk about some markets after an interesting couple of days here, art. >> sure have been. >> you have some bits in your notes today talking about seasonal patterns going into a good friday weekend. what does it look like is this. >> well, traditionally the day before good friday is up between 60% to 70% of the time. ironically the day before the nonfarm payrolls is

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