i am here to tell you district attorney george gaston is strongly committed to this opening. we have fought years for something like this. child abuse cases present unique and difficult challenges. their needs are immense and the agencies that work on this and experts from child protective services to the police to the da's office to doctors and psychologists. the benefits of having all of those people in one place for the children who is a victim of abuse or witnessed traumatic incidents is immeasurable. for them to be able to go to one spot with their family and receive services and support and placement all in one place, and in a building that has excellent public transportation that families can get to easily that is known throughout the city this particular location. the benefit also runs through the experts to have all of us in one place to talk to each other, to talk about cases, to plan a strategy, to try to make sure not only that child but others in the family are cared for and safe and best practices for comprehensive care. to send kids -- this is an opportunity to

host: is gaston glock still alive? guest: he is. he is in his 80's.uchntly remarried to younger woman. there is a fair amount of turmoil within the glock land over that remarriage and his falling out with his longtime first wife and his adult children, but gaston glock is still alive, lives in southern astria, and is quite prominent person and basically a celebrity in his home country of austria. host: at the weight in at all on the gun controversy here in the united states and the controversy over magazine capacity for his pistol? guest: he way then very indirectly. because of his advanced age, and he has had health problems in recent years, he does not travel to this country as much as he used to. weighs in anen -- lettersmakes -- in open through firearm magazines where his thoughts and musings might be published. he has become a stalwart defender of robust second amendment rights and generally opposes all efforts to restrict guns in this country. has been as a company very supportive of the nra, which is the main lobbying group opposing tougher gun

. >>> bajo la direcciÓn de gaston llega a la pantalla de la computo declaraed web novela arranque desion y competencia estÁn presentes dentro y fuera de la pista. >>> es una historia de. >amaro: oro, acciÓn, hay un triÁngulo y es pura, en vi dÍas y este competencias, de poder y egos en las carreras, una mujer piloto junto con otros dos hombres que son igual de buenos no, pero un poquito competencia y juego de poder ¿no?. >>> las escenas de las carreras fueron filmada en el autÓdromo de la ciudad, en la sur de la florida en este camiÓn equipado con todo lo necesario para hacer tomas a alta velocidad estuvimos a bordo junto al director, y aquÍ no puede haber errores, hay que ser un experto para conducir en estas curvas a mÁs de cien millas por hora. >>> escenas de mucho riesgo no, y bueno te acompaÑÉ en una vuelta por acÁ me dio miedo. >>> lo que pasa que ademÁs tambiÉn la pista como tiene line clinciÓn en las curvas es muy impresionante pero es divertido la adrenalina y todo esto, de eso se trata esta serie. >>> usorÁs doble en algunas escenas?. >>> no, no creo. >>> me encanta hacer a

gaston just used part of it and developed his own and used it the way that he has also developed the neighborhood courts that were invented by castro in cuba. and secondly briefly is that i read an article in the new york times on cold blooded murder and it kind of hit me, because san francisco has 1000 unsolved murders. so, i sent a letter to the new york times that a woman that wrote us and also she wanted the new york in it and the new york pd to start opening cold cases. murders that were unsolved and now the link is that they have gotten hundreds and hundreds of cases from across the united states and other police departments going into new york and seeing the data base for unsolved murders and so i sent out a letter and copies of the letters that i am giving you on the story that i sent to the nypd and the new york city commission, the police commission, to share data bases because i know that san francisco is going back to the murder that was in the marina were i, i ded the murder not the suspect. the person that was murdered i had a chance to enter san francisco's investigati

it all begins in the 80s, in the suburbs of vienna when a guy named gaston glock decided to move fromg knives and curtain rods to making guns for the austrian army. he had never made a pistol before, so he asked expert shooters what they wanted and came up with a game-changing design. but using mostly composite plastic instead of steal, glock created a weapon that's light and tough with a very easy trigger pull and no cumbersome thumb activated safety. it could shoot 17 bullets, almost three times more than the typical revolver as fast as you could pull the trigger. and glock made the brilliant decision to first offer them to police departments. just when the crack cocaine wars were heating up and cops felt vulnerable. another group that showed early interest, hollywood prop masters who loved the futuristic look. as paul barrett writes in his book, "glock -- the rise of america's gun" shootouts on the set of "law & order" were featuring this austrian import. >> some of the american companies will want to know will our guns be in the hands of good guys or bad guys. glock just said go a

community, the southeast center facilities, and five department heads including district attorney gaston and supervisor cohen supporting this projefnlght i urge you to save a dream for children in san francisco. >> thank you very much. i will call names for speakers in favor of the project and you get three minutes. (calling speakers). >> thank you commissioners. my name is sharon [inaudible]. i was here a year ago battling the same thing over and over again. i am in here support of the wellness center at 3450 third street. i am an employee at bay view health center and i tell you center stories and they walked down because they needed help in the community. we talk about decreasing health disparities. how about the amount of money they spend in the emergency rooms and they walk down because there wasn't help in their community. i am a parent and i believe i was put there for my husband and my kids. two of them are special needs. they have suffered trauma in the past and i came to the center and i learned how to be a better parent to deal with the traumas and everything that came as a re

next to him is -- [applause] and next to him is george gaston and elect to the district attorney of the city and county of san francisco in 2011 after winning more than 62% of the vote which in san francisco is very enviable and focused on reducing violent crime, protecting vulnerable victims and respecting with high school truancy and rel haven't to the conversation today. last is cheryl young and the chief executive director of gate path and oversees a large nonprofit in san mateo county and focus on turning disabilities into possibilities and she's a wonderful addition to the panel and it's an area that school districts have to deal with in terms of special needs and what we're talking about affects these children if not more than the other children so thank you cheryl. [applause] so we have a large panel and they can all tell you i sent them an email yesterday said you will have a brief time to say what you do, what your organization is doing, address the needs of the kids suffering or facing bullying and i told them they have two to three minutes, not 23 minutes and i'm going to ho

. >>> bajo la direcciÓn de gaston llega a la pantalla de la computo declaraed web novela arranque decon otros dos hombres que son igual de buenos no, pero un poquito competencia y juego de poder ¿no?. >>> las escenas de las carreras fueron filmada en el autÓdromo de la ciudad, en la sur de la florida en este camiÓn equipado con todo lo necesario para hacer tomas a alta velocidad estuvimos a bordo junto al director, y aquÍ no puede haber errores, hay que ser un experto para conducir en estas curvas a mÁs de cien millas por hora. >>> escenas de mucho riesgo no, y bueno te acompaÑÉ en una vuelta por acÁ me dio miedo. >>> lo que pasa que ademÁs tambiÉn la pista como tiene line clinciÓn en las curvas es muy impresionante pero es divertido la adrenalina y todo esto, de eso se trata esta serie. >>> usorÁs doble en algunas escenas?. >>> no, no creo. >>> me encanta hacer algo. >>> y carlos tenÍa experiencia en esto, pero cristiÁn no. >>> nunca me habÍa subido a uno de estos auto, lo que me asusta es pon enteros en el papel de un piloto verdadero. que pasa si efectivamente te volteas o te ince

sorry. 6% of south carolinans and one in ten republicans in south carolina, this is a home of the gaston they've flown for three years now, saying don't tread on me. apparently they forgot no one was treading on them. the hotbed of the tea party nation, if they aren't getting an approval rating, if you will, what is happening with the rest of the country? they have failed to appeal obama care. it's not going to matter. by the way, the supreme court said so. >> victoria, you're in texas? >> another prime spot. >> you look at the fact that tea party express endorsed 16 senate candidates in 2012, only had 60 members and lost ten members in 2012. they are weakening, weakening, weakening. >> there is no reason for the tea party to exist anymore. let's think back to 2010. why did the tea party exist? they wanted to boot out barack obama. >> they won big. >> the devil's in the detail, and there's differences there. and there's no longer there. you're seeing a fissure in the republican party between those folks and you're starting to see the states work and we're at th state level saying give. >

san francisco visit attorney george gaston says his sentencing was one of the most severe punishment of his office as white-collar division. >> the man suspected of killing people inside a san francisco home appeared in court yesterday. bin ahai luc a vietnam native, pleaded not guilty to five counts of murder plus special circumstance of committing multiple murders, robbery, burglary, and lying in wait. in yesterday's court appearance, the judge did not set a date for pulmonary hearing. his lawyer said they needed more time to review evidence. the case continued until may 30th. >> >> welcome back. waking up to wet weather. we wanted to meant to see it is currently writing it to your neighborhood. a light rain pushing eaceast that was affecting the east shore freeway serious. >> affecting high way 680, and portions of highway 4. >> wet weather portions of the san ramon valley. >> interstate 580 is expected from altamonte pass approaching downtown livermore. it is currently dry at the 5 80/680 interchange. >> dry conditions in sunnyvale. no issues for menlo park. dry weather sticks ar

and "buzzfeed"'s washington bureau chief john stanton plus art historian roger gaston is the produceran exciting documentary, cool disco dan. if you don't know who disco dan is, we'll let you know. >> i'm saying it is not me. cool disco dan. >> no. no one's ever called you cool disco dan. no one has ever called you cool, i hear cyprian pointing out. >> my 8-year-old cousin has. >> we have all of that stuff coming up and a great show today. but first -- >> this is the "full court press." >> here's cool disco dan. >> joe flacco signed his contract yesterday. he had quite the post-contract signing meal. after putting pen to paper on the $120 million deal, the baltimore ravens quarterback went to mcdonald's with a $29 million signing bonus in his pocket, espn reports he ordered a 10 piece chicken mcnuggets fries and an unsweetened ice tea for $6.99. he's now the highest paid player by average annual value in nfl history. >> i don't know how i feel about that. i mean first of all it's mcdonald's. i don't think of elite athletes going to mcdonald's for lunch. >> he's regular joe. >> he's go