the third picture is 840 gonzales. and we agreed with the arborist from dpw, that it all of us that it could not be saved, however, we had rain in early september, and i took this photo two days ago. and it has bark needles it is coming back. because of that. we are told, there is a man named martin kutcins that is amazing he can bring trees back from the dead. so, i think that it is worth a chance. to save this. and again, bark and whatever is used to remove to kill the bark beetles. and so as i say, i know that this require work, but i feel these trees should be maintained. they are so few. and to reiterate, you know, replanting them, it is going to be years before, and as we have said, we are losing all of our significant trees. we are not able to have them replanted. and we are working with dpw now to have some back, and do you know the amount of work that it takes to go out and look at these? these people are not pruning any of the trees, they simply wait for them to die. and then, apply for a permit. we know that

ruber cannot explain why they were issued for 417 gonzales drive which were over here and there were no signs posted and nobody recalls seeing the signs torn down. yet, the work was done about 150 yards away on brotherhood way and a number of trees were lost and we lost a number of significant trees during a two-week period until we had to go and i am going to go to this e-mail here. and we had to go through norman yee's office. who is or district 7 supervisor and we had, and i don't know if you can see this here. we had to go through supervisor norman yee's office how in order to get the information on the permits because mr. john qwang from dpw would not give us that information. and we had, we were stalled for two weeks before we could get permit information and we believe that is manifest injustice. and we believe that we were denied due process to contest the work that we had already started. we had started work for two weeks, that we did not get a chance to contest these permits until september 9th, i believe. and so, also, i want to bring to your attention, the fact that there

elian gonzales being pulled from his home in miami returned to cuba. now he's all grown up and he blaming the u.s. embargo for the death of his mother. welcome to around the world". i'm suzanne malveaux. >> i'm michael holmes. thanks for your company. with all the news pope francis has been making, you will to think miley cyrus didn't stand a chance when it came to this. >> the people's pope beating out the twerker as well as the leaker edward snowden to be "time" magazine's person of the year. the editors saying "with a focus on compassion, the leader of the catholic church has become a new voice of conscience." >> we wanted to find out what the people think. so here's some reaction from the streets of london. >> i'm glad that he's being a pope and i'm glad he's being compassionate, but they're sitting on a sewer. >> he's doing a lot of innovative reforms supposed to his predecessor. in that sense, i think that maybe it's valid. >> i think a good person is new ideas of the of christian church. >> he seems to be much more of a pope of the people than p

and that these trees have caused some kind of injury or damage, along the gonzales drive. and the same thing happened back in august in the initial hearing. she did not present any reports. >> she has not worked out with our group and working with our group and we bring the issues of illegal removal of trees and replanting and she has not reached out and we are skeptical that she will reach out if indeed this body decides to up hold the orders of the hearing officer we don't believe that this plan is enforcable and we will now put the recommendation here on the overhead. and for the public and for you to see, and this is the recommendation. and so, the highlighted in pink here. and she approved the removal of these trees conditioned on the replanting of three trees with canopies of similar to the tree being removed and the largest size available and working with the neighbors dpw to follow up. >> well we have not done this in the past. we had a number of trees removed illegally and they have not followed up on the compliance and we do not believe that this will happen in t

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thank you supervisors i'm tony gonzales with american indian movement west. i share the same as what was said earlier i content the supervisors for taking the position to change legislation to include the particular tactic of harassment by landlords etc. i'm not just speaking for my organization as a vietnam veteran and the westerns that are here it facts many people. it's a shame that the rich culture that the city has projected to the outer public is in the state of problems right now. there's a lot of resentment we see those big buses that driving around here that creates the resentment to the topic. we hope there's a a balance to keep our people's here all the superdomes of society and in particular our art and cultural workings are being affected. like a brain drain that goes on in other countries there's a cultural drain here for us to maintain the cultures is to also find ways thinking about the artist in our communities and filmmakers and those who are trying to stay here and work inform the community have a hard time finding a plays to thank you very

thank you supervisors i'm tony gonzales with american indian movement west. i share the same as what was said earlier i content the supervisors for taking the position to change legislation to include the particular tactic of harassment by landlords etc. i'm not just speaking for my organization as a vietnam veteran and the westerns that are here it facts many people. it's a shame that the rich culture that the city has projected to the outer public is in the state of problems right now. there's a lot of resentment we see those big buses that driving ou

thank you supervisors i'm tony gonzales with american indian movement west. i share the same as what was said earlier i content the supervisors for taking the position to change legislation to include the particular tactic of harassment by landlords etc. i'm not just speaking for my organization as a vietnam veteran and the westerns that are here it facts many people. it's a shame that theic

. >> rojo gonzales was sent down for committing several murders in the name of separatists. his last crime was the shooting of two young men. one of the brothers died. the other got away. he says he no longer sees killing as the answer. he believes in the cease-fire agreed two years ago, even though the organization remains committed to independence. >> the step is decisive. the armed struggle in this country is over. we are now trying to find a political solution to the conflict, a solution which recognizes the rights of this country, the basque country. >> for many relatives of the victims, that sounds like mockery. 28 years ago, his father was killed in a terror -- her father was killed and a terrorist attack. she is stunned the government may have to release more than 50 members at once and wishes the legislative changes could have been made to prevent the current situation. >> spanish politicians should have changed the law a long time ago. it would have made sense to do it during the years when they were most active, but it did not happen. >> every time a terrorist is

he was lucky one run home run call gonzales did not expect to save for such views for another eight years. ten months ago the anti militant was released early for good behavior. after serving twenty one years of his sentence. many of his former fighters should also be in line for early parole. its name is using a legal trick to try to prevent it. the new islamic state has disregarded the bill in order to keep the pressure on it. just another oppressive smash a few weeks they use tongs that the extended prison terms witness to them that. if the issue has while the. like sentences thirty years regardless of the severity of the actual crime. this is a who supported to serve more than three thousand years and the state wanted to do dr good behavior from that number not from the legal thirty years the key appeal that the european court of human rights and one the day for this highlights the problems the study and prepare and democracy. dual stage days that there is a political fight. just know it yet. the result compares to gonzales was sent down for committing several murders in the name of b

roberta gonzales is covering our weather. >> what's going on with traffic? good morning, merry christmas. another day in which we will experience either near or record high temperatures. bundle up if you are heading out. 33 in santa rosa. freezing in fairfield, 42 in fremont into newark. common around pacifica. looks like today will be the 18th straight day -- i shouldn't say straight day but 18th day this winter season that we are not able to throw a log into the fireplace and burn. it's a "spare the air" day and we'll see haze in the atmosphere until the breezebrois out the pollutants. high and dry today in fact forecasting highs in the mid- and high 60s. a few low 60s and in case you're keeping track of such things, that averages out to be 7 to 10 degrees and even 13 degrees above normal for this time of the year. so here's what you can plan on for this christmas day heading out of santa cruz where today's high 72 degrees lots of sneaker waves and waves coming from hawaii. so never have your back towards an angry ocean. sunny dry weather will also continu

marcy gonzales, abc news, new york. >> thank you, marcy for. that a set back in a daring effort to reese cue an -- rescue a ship in antarctica. the ship was spotted and in this video you can see the group pointing at it. late today the snow dragon had to turn over fears it would get stuck. rescuers will wait for two other ice breaker ships to arrive before making another attempt. those stuck on board are said to be safe and good news is that they have plenty of pro visions to keep them going. take a look at this surveillance video in atlanta. you can see thieves crashed a van into a duv office and stole two atms. the van crashed into the front entrance. the van found burned with atms still inside police are still looking for five people they believe are responsible. >> well, city of denver handed out a retail marijuana licenses today. colorado voters legalized marijuana there last year. in november, they supported taxing it. today, handed out licenses to 30 growers of the products. sales can begin on january 1st. >> we do sell medical marijuana

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next speaker, please i have a card from antonio gonzales. >> hi. >> (speaking spanish.) >> good afternoon. supervisors i think it is due time for us to fight for strong protections against harassment and against the displacement and evictions they cause. >> (speaking spanish.) >> i'm a volunteer receptionist it and i see people coming in our offices everyday with harassment cases with eviction cases and their suppressed and upset they come in in tears telling me about the behavior they're having to a face from their landlords. >> (speaking spanish.) >> one can i a woman came in and let me know her landlord called her a dirty wetback and she needed to leave because she was the owner and could do whatever she wanted to with her home. >> (speaking spanish.) >> the landlord called the police and lied to them about what was happening in the home and thankfully the police explicit believe the landlord and they didn't take the case any further. i think it's important for us to take the time and lose our fears and stand for the rights we have >> (speaking spanish.) >> and we're very thankful and

thanks supervisor mar and congratulations jay gonzales and u.s. federal and state the university of for purposes. we would like to bring up the representative for supervisor katie from district 4. please recognize deanna. >> >> (speaking foreign language.) >>. i'd like to call up our district 4 representative on behalf of the supervisor katie tang. he's an exiled young man who's served in our district for 10 years. he's raised in excelsior he's truly a son of san francisco and committed to the population and our most precious population our children. from a young age he wanted to mentor and show the children manufacture in 2002 he landed a position at the o m i shelter as he led promising programs. in 2005 he landed a position where we works today and the children see his compassion and everyday he comes into work with a smile. in 2008, he launched a aluminate recording program that helped youth who write music excel. it goes to his own passion like many filipinos he's multiple talented in the arts and he's a gifted rapper. he opened up for other

john gonzales reports, commuters in our area are having trouble getting home for the holidays. quicken it is not just the subzero temperatures, it is the dangerous eyes creating problems across the country. parts of michigan all the way to boston are covered in ice, causing flights to slide off the taxiway. luckily, no one was hurt. their ability to take care of the airport and the airplanes. not my first rodeo, i am fine. but theer first rodeo, first sight of snow for that little one. they are working to restore power to tens of thousands. flash floods have tilled at least nine people, and getting around has been a nightmare for some of the 95 million people traveling this holiday season. been tryingez has for two days to get to south america. >> it is just hectic. everything is full. as a standby flyer it is truly hard to get out of here, especially on days like today. around the country, reagan national airport is getting hit harder. a lot of red on the board today and especially in areas in new england. >> there's been delays all over the country, and that is having an impa

as john gonzales reports, the ant became part of the attack. >> the woman in the pink outfit will spend the next five years in jail after salting the owner of this beauty supply store. trying to she was threaten him. >> she was sentenced this week, she robbed the store act in september with two other women, attending to steal more than 800 dollars in here weeds and w igs. take a look here, the team uses a stroller with an infant and it to attack the victim. attendant, and hit her. the baby slid out of the shoulder -- stroller and hit its head. scuffle eventually spilled out into the sidewalk, the three women and the baby finally get away, at least that is what they thought. each of store now has security cameras. >> if they're going to steal my stuff. >> she owns several stores in the area, and is thinking about closing some of them because of this incident. as for williams, she has a critical -- criminal history. >> thank you. having now, the d.c. council is in session, and on the agenda, i preload and rebound on the bill that would raise the cities minimum wage. community groups ralli

>> this is a guy named enray okay gonzales.is video, he is on his bike thichlts a compilation of the people from the town honking at, swerving at, swearing at. it gets far worse. watch this. >> oh, my gosh! >> see that woman there hanging out of a truck looks like she smacks him. this is the worst part here. it looks like the side-view mirror takes out his camera. >> why are they out to get him? do they not like the fact that he is a cyclist and is using the bike lane. >> somebody is throwing rocks at him. he says he is being attacked by the people at his town. we have no idea why they are targeting enray okay. we are seeing it from his perspective. if you look at his flicker account, apparently, he is a pretty talented woodworker and craftsman and artist. i have to say, pretty impressive. on that compilation video, he writes in the description, lake county's psychological norm. report any of this and they gang up and do more. there will be widespread retaliation. >> is this some sort of racial thing? >> maybe that's what he is

gonzales has the latest. >> a night of holiday shopping and eight with deadly gunfire. in the parkingan garage of a mall in suburban new jersey around 8:30 last night, shot in the head. 's wife started to get in the vehicle. as he got to the drivers side and started to get ready to enter the vehicle, he was approached by two males and was shot before he entered his vehicle. the man, whose name has not been released, was killed. his wife was not hurt. as police again the search for the gunman and his accomplice, who took off in the couple's hills mall 35 miles outside of new york city was put on lockdown. >> i thought they made a good decision the way they handled it. >> it was only a month ago that shoppers had to take cover in paramus, new jersey when a man began firing a rifle at random. no one else was hurt after he turned the gun on himself. a second case of mall file and splitting shoppers on edge as police continue the manhunt. police found the stolen suv and a garage 20 minutes away from the mall in newark, new jersey. they are hoping it will bring them closer to

also former attorney general alberto gonzales joins us.e'll talk to david axelrod and later the uk's chancellor of the ex-checker, george osborne will be here. top stories in the political playbook but first -- bill karins. bill? >> thank you for that last ten minutes. that was very entertaining. yeah. leave the soap on the rope alone. as far as the forecast, we talked about the snow coming in this morning. we're getting reports some of the roads west of new york city are starting to get slick and snow covered. we're watching as much as a quarter of an inch and the christmas tree from "30 rock," snow is coming down in downtown new york. not a big blockbuster event just a little bit with this first batch coming through. as far as the later afternoon period goes that's when we'll watch some snow totals increasing from new england noon to 5:00 p.m. the worst will be up here from hartford, the mass pike, i-95 to providence up to downtown boston. then we may end up with three to five north and west of boston out in the loop on i-95 and that's a

but the virus need not condemn you, says grandmother renee gonzales, who was diagnosed 20 years ago.> people make mistakes in life and the choices that you make do not dictate the person that you're going to be for the rest of your life. you can always be a positive, productive person without shame. when you love yourself, you don't care about how other people feel." the virus is the most serious but not the only challenge that women at the collective deal with. there's also domestic abuse, child care, and other health issues. because women don't come with just i'm hiv and help me . it's like an onion and you start peeling back the layers and they need lots of different services." but for debbie criswell, the letters hiv no longer stand for a deadly curse. i used to call it hell in a vial now i call it heaven in view." a view to a day when this virus has been conquered. according to the world health organization -- some 35 million people are infected with the virus. 69 percent of the global aids population lives in sub-saharan it's also the world's leading infectious killer -- havin

gonzales later this scenario would be the side which is exposed next to two rio which is closest to the atoll. basket would be the other side. are money matters. because the wave will act differently depending on which side it comes from if the wave goes further inland then the polluted material will be moved as it goes on that is to say that the radioactive material will sink to the bottom tony m is rather heavy radioactive waste and so it sinks will be aspirated by the floor and then brought back by the reflux and dispersed so we really need an explanation about which scenario is the most realistic and then once the risk is known we can invest in preparing and then informing the population. this is all very fine but to have a discussion on a level playing field everyone must have access to the same sources of information on the one hand the army has opened its doors allowing us to film and answering our questions but on the other there is still the natural tendency to cover up. in france there is always this desire to keep everything secret that concerns defense. only the highest auth

marcy gonzales on the case and an entire community in mourning. >> reporter: this is the man the fbi said killed one police officer and wounded another after a bank robbery monday in tupelo, mississippi. and investigators believe that came at the end of a day-long crime spree. the same man showed earlier that day as he tried to rob a different bank 300 miles away in atlanta. >> same individual, same day. it's a violent robbery. >> reporter: after failing in that robbery attempt, the suspect then mugged a man outside at an atm before makes his way to tupelo. >> the timing that he had enough time to make and it 3:00 p.m. in tupelo, he was robbing a bank there. >> reporter: the suspect, captured on security cam, making his get away in a light gray sedan. police say he shot two officers who approached him at a railroad crossing. one was wounded. the other, kevin gail stauffer, an army veteran and father of two young children was killed. and hundreds of officers gathered yesterday paying their respects at his funeral, the reward for information grew and it's up to $200,000. marcy gonzalez

touchdown to tony gonzales. then, the onside kick because they're down three.they get a great bounce. got it. and atlanta advanced it. they're already in field goal range. they can tie the game with a field goal. but it's picked up by novarro bowman. and he takes it in for the touchdown. great team effort by the 49ers to get to the playoffs again. >>> here's the heat. miami, hosting atlanta. lebron james. oh. al horford, dove by him and over paul millsap. michael beasley. we're in overtime. no, no. james, yes. beasley had been fouled. he'll have one after the free throws. 2.3 seconds. no. that was after atlanta decided to dribble away seven seconds. heat, 121-119. >> if you're not done with your christmas shopping -- >> you're in trouble. >> get up now. >> yeah. >> head out there. >> yeah. >> thanks for watching. >> guys, thanks. >>> a little more about san francisco's candlestick park. you saw one shot from the postgame fireworks in sports there. last night, was the 36th "monday night football" game ever at the stadium. it is an nfl record. >> after becoming t

i mean it's not like one moto by the deacons of the mondeo than that and become autistic son of gonzales is the future bleak or bright for artists. oh well. my aunt a few hours just to be always and her cough. if you see because it's gone from stores in the heart would always be struggling artists. cause disease is a tall bald soprano close and he keeps it going to spruce up the key the key and its own humanity is the new new new new new deal peak in all i can to make them to be more active on the morning fog and what they do i absolutely agree with what works in a series known as ddt the snow anymore either. or turn off to industry. it's a total light on offer. today what is the fi cult on the total bust my mentor producer to know how to promote the scheme. no because there are so many scenes from an intranet people got so many information and so many choices you know that you have to to to to to know to catch you all the attention what is the most efficient way to catch people's attention today. i think is to be three i caved. and i said no it's to be creative and to be involved in a s

live in arlington tonight, erika gonzal gonzalez. >>> a section of i-66 is shut down in an effort to restore power to fairfax county. for the next hour or so vdot is going to be closing all the lanes on the highway near route 28 so the dominion crews can reinstall wires that came down during sunday's storm. >>> from the roads to the air, the deicing continues at local airports while delays and cancelations are starting to ease up a bit. more than 150 flights were can elled today. more than 1700 cancelations were reported nationwide. right now no major delays at our local airports. >>> now to breaking news in d.c. a man is pulled from the water at hanes point and scoreses telling news4 that the victim is mark washington, the d.c. police officer who was charged with taking naked pictures of a teenage girl while on duty. jackie bensen is on the scene with developments in this tonight. jackie? >> reporter: wendy, that identity has not been confirmed yet, but sources tell news4 this is a truly shocking development in the case involving the officer, mark washington, that has rocked the d.c

1st permit: crane, truck and tree chipper on south side of garces drive between grijalva drive and gonzales drive; permit no. 13toc-2034. project, 2nd permit: closure of right lane and sidewalk on north side of brotherhood lane; will have tree trucks, chipper and equipment occupying this lane; from 9/10/13 to 9/20/13; permit no. 13toc-2237 >> we will have 6 minutes for mr. lagos. >> and i want to state for the record that i was absent and i reviewed the material and read the materials. >> thank you, president hwang. >> good evening commissioners i am lagos with the safe commission of lake merced and one of the focuses as a community group to bring various injustices that we find in our community to the attention of government bodies like yourselves. and that is why we are here tonight and we were here on october 23rd, to bring to light, hopefully the fact that there was an injustice made in terms of a permit being issued to arborwell.

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it is 4:30 and roberta gonzales is in this morning with a check of weather. >> near and record warmthu are getting up and heading out the door, temperature-wise into the. 40s and even 30s, 40s and even 50s. we'll pinpoint the warmest locations for the christmas eve and that snow coming up. >>> some folks are working on christmas eve. we are and we're here to talk about the commute and the commute is really good right now. coming into san francisco, over towards the bridge toll plaza. very minimal roadwork out there as well. talk more about that coming up int a few minutes. >> i think you're going to have an easy day. just my guess. >> i hope so. don't jinx me. >> all right. on plastic here. very good. >>> it's 4:30 now. and fans were treated to quite a thriller last night in the final regular season football game at candlestick park. 90 seconds left. atlanta quarterback ryan threw a potential go ahead touchdown pass for the falcons. and then this happened. watch. >> ryan gets rid of it for ituglas, it's fought for and