i've seen the entire budget be spent simply on removing graffiti from the public art. it's important for us as a city to do something about it is a serious problem. instead in developing this legislation i didn't want to follow a path by those who view every crime as a opportunity for yet a harsher punishment but instead we've researched the jurisdiction including new york and san diego to develop a plan that will provide better outcomes for graffiti offenders that there are many pieces of the puzzle. two parts includes administrator fixes and elective fix or so we estimate over 90 percent of the graffiti in san francisco are from serial offenders. pursueing a criminal tag is really an effective you use of resources but the criminal courts have approved the inappropriate approval for the same tag they've over taxed and the burden of beyond a rose bowl double is hard. civil courts require a preponderance of evidence and recognition that a unique tag is the signature of a specific offender. so our task is to collect and occur rat and employ the preponderance of the evide

graffiti abatement across the city and giving funding to community groups to clean up graffiti and also includes giving a grant to the san francisco police department to use cameras to take pictures to document and track graffiti vandals and data base. i'm not sure what happened with that project, but i was working with officer puts at the time at the police department. i have been with the chamber since 2012. i work with san francisco partners and community groups everyday and work with different sizes and deal with the challenges and certainly graffiti is one of those, and i will work with to get input and i believe i will be an effective advocate on the san francisco advisory board and i also happen to live in saint mary's park and i have raised my son there and i have to deal on a personal level with graffiti issues. that neighborhood has gotten much better. it's a personal issue to me as i'm a resident of san francisco. i have a lot to give to the city and the graffiti advisory board and i have a lot to offer. >>supervisor norman yee: thank you. any questions? supervisor campos? >>

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. >> the extraordinary cost of fighting graffiti. a plan for going after taggers and hitting them where it hurts. >> what witnesses saw and heard in seconds before the crash of a seattle news helicopter. good evening, everyone. >> homeland security describes it one of the biggest international child porn rings ever busted. vic lee is live with the story. the scale and scope is horrifying. the charges are very graphic in fact too disturbing to repeat on the air. i can tell you dan, that the neighbors we've spoken to were shocked when learning he lived next door to them. >> got close i mean, it doesn't matter if it's close. it's just disgusting. period. children are precious. and innocent. should be kept that way. >> last fall, homeland security agents went to the home of michael gow. they also confiscated his computer the federal complaint says he's been charged with receiving child pornography. >> does michael gow live here? we're told he was arrested in november? >> i don't -- sorry. >> the person answering declined to say more. a n

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now south of market graffiti vandals often strike. carolyn? >> some people consider this to be treat start. the city calls it blight. one supervisor is suggesting a new approach to try to stop it. it costs san francisco nearly $20 million per year to remove graffiti the city will scrub the stuff off public places but private property owners are responsible for getting rid of the graffiti on his building. >> costs me $15,000 in the last year to, because they go on the roof. and scale walls like spiderman. >> the department of public works, sharing this video, says 5,000 complaints are logged every month. a new measure unveiled today would target taggers in civil court rather than the criminal court system and perpetrators, not victims would have to pay for the clean up. >> it will hold offenders accountable. importantly, digging in their pock writ books to make sure they're paying for crimes that are committed. >> larry matthews is skeptical about the effectiveness. and says he's worried about the financial burden for kids. >> community service

that are there get covered with graffiti and finally this is an importance. when others parking measures for instance, parking meters and time limits are not indicated or planned. we think it's better to be using parking meters they'll help to keep people moving. again, after we brought the recommendations and evaluation we recognize there are other locations are approved by this june 4th meeting and the limited locations was approved we knew there were other locations we've heard from neighbors and community groups and supervisors to please come and address that. the locations we bring you today are a second group of locations that are appropriate and proper for the use of this overnight parking restriction. i want to note that while this is not as some folks feel an attack on homeless we recognition that because it's a blunt object there's the chance and like i would that someone living in a vehicle might be affected but i'll say to the extent that a problem exists with parking management managing the streets and hygenic and clean use of the streets i don't

. >> getting rid of graffiti costs millions. how one city is taking a stand to make the taggers pay up. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, lawmakers. >>> the head of the cpuc was in the hot seat today making a rare appearance. kpix5 was in sacramento as the president fielded tough questions about his leadership. >> we are going to work on it. >> it's not every day that state lawmakers get to talk with public utility commissioners. in fact, it's been two years. bay area senator, jerry hill, has been critical of the failure to hold pg and e responsible for alleged lapses in safety. >> because we know the incompetence we have seen at the commission, we know the culture of complacency we saw 3 1/2 years ago after the explosion in san bruno. it was very evident they have been allowing utilities to run a muck around the state. >> appearing at a legally mandated hearing before the state energy utilities and communication committee, he defended his efforts to get his commission to hold utilities more accountable. >> we have a thousand employees and it's no

and specialist trained to identify graffiti tag. and the tagger. in san francisco carolyn tyler abc 7 news. >> more to get to on 7 news at 9:00. life time wish come true for teenager hockey fan who mnged to put a serious ailment on ice. sandhya is here with the weather. >> yes. we are the about to close-out winter with some warm weather. back with the temperatures coming up. >> sandhya thanks. >> how to manage the stress in your life. from some people who handle a lot of it. they know what they are talking know what they are talking about. abc 7 news at 9:00 >> there is a turf battle between 2 oakland schools tonight. baseball and soccer players at odds over space. the show down is over ricky henderson field at oakland international high school. there is a baseball diamond but nowhere for the soccer team to practice and play. 7 news reporter has the story. the. >> just coming off an aappearance from the state wreck league final but this is a soccer people without its own field. they practice on cement. >> i think here in the bay area we have access

haley loves the wraps because it avoid graffiti. director ramos. i - >> i don't appreciate the wraps at all. the regular transit riders it's not fun to get into a car that's wrapped. i appreciate the, you know, the incentive to get the revenues but i really want to make it clear it's not fun and games to ride wrapped cars and to get into something you can't see out the windows this is strangely when people found out i'm a director they talked about the parking. the one thing i would like to - i want to make it clear this is totally like we're happy-go-lucky i didn't thing there's trade offices we should be compensated for. people wait for cars that are less full the ones they can see out of. the designation sdooinz signs are critical. we're not doing a good enough sign to read a car where it's going when you see it pull up in the front you can see the header but walking up to something that's a streetcar and looking the signs that are on the sides you can't see them when they're wrapped i want to make sure we're addressing that >> the wraps do not

unfortunately this kind of graffiti can be found all over town. now, this supervisor has a tool to target worst offenders and make them pay up. san francisco has a nearly $20 million per year graffiti headache. >> costs me probably $15,000 in the last year to, because they go on the roof. and scale the wall like spiderman >> the department of public works says five thoun,000 complaints are logged every month. a new measure would target the taggers in court. and perpetrators, not victims will have to clean pay for clean up. >> it will hold offenders accountable. importantly digging into their pocketbooks to make sure they're paying for the crimes committed. >> darnel says he's worried about the financial burden for kids he sees tagging muni buses. >> they have to pay a big bill? it's going to be hard those kids are low income kids. >> sfpd says 28 juveniles and 175 adults were arrested last year. and a crime analyst to identify taggers. >> a san francisco bicycle company found a way to keep bike riders safe dark. the lumen is the latest bike lookin

. >> before photographs i was doing graffiti. that's vandalism. >> right. >> so i get - you know, it was self-expression but self, self, and i write my name everywhere. i realise the power of enabling other people to rite their own name. and i decided to do it with photography. by doing this i took what i was doing and adapting it to others, and paste it, enlarge their faces in context where they form. >> you started with the graffiti. was there a moment. was there - how did you choose that as your form of self-expression. i'm trying to find a moment for you in your upbringing, in your early days. that led you to conclude that, you know what, this is the way for me to express myself. >> you know. there's something that we all have, no matter who is listening in right now. we want to leave a mark, you know. that... >> i was here. >> and that was, like, hundreds of years ago. people want to leave a mark. my way of it, and the way friends from doing it, we like to write it on withdrawals. we walk it in the projects and see our names

meanwhile, they're looking for who drew this graffiti, the message on the wall. they said it seems to be written with a charcoal-like substance. live in montgomery county, derek ward, news4. >> thank you, derek. >>> we're keeping a close eye on the crisis in ukraine. angie goff has the latest. >> new video just into the newsroom of a crowd waving russian flags storming ukraine government headquarters. look at this new video. it's where ousted ukrainian president yanukovych lived. 2,000 people were gathered here before some peoe bypassed the police and broke into the building. the latest development comes as secretary of state john kerry meets with russia's foreign minister in paris. up until this point, hasn't appeared much headway was being made in kerry's mission to get russia to stay out of the ukraine conflict. earlier this morning, kerry and the british foreign secretary tried to get the ukrainians and russians at the same table, but russia didn't show. >> we are missing one member, and hopefully we'll be meeting this afternoon. and in the meeting happening

after finding threatening graffiti tags in the same south bay park. they have helped tharp find safe housing out of the area. and are now investigating whether the assault on tharp was gang- related. police say, they are now worried about retaliation against todd tharp. after finding threatening graffiti tags in the same south bay park. they have helped tharp find safe housing out of the area. and are now investigating whether the assault on tharp was gang- related. coming up next. a big mystery in san jose. which tech firm is laying claim to develop land for a mega- office site? we have the latest. stay tuned for inside edition with deborah norville. see it, after the news. [ myron ] i got into an accident on my bike, and the first thing that came to mind is, "can i afford to go to the hospital?" now that i've got covered california, i know that if something happens to me that i'm covered. i'm in. [ female announcer ] everyone deserves health insurance. are you in? find free, confidential, local help at coveredca.com. get a $200 best buy gift card du

. >>> san francisco is in a constant and expensive battle to clean up graffiti. now new tactics are being looks at to go after the taggers. david steven son tells us it would hurt the taggers in their wallet. >> reporter: workers today scrubbed and painted up graffiti part of a never ending battle against vandals. it cost taxpayers at least $19 million a year. >> they tag it, we abate it. it's like a game of cat and mouse. >> reporter: lee today announced a new plan to tackle the problem. it includes streamlining how city workers report and share info on tagging. >> we're going to revise the park code to ban the possession of spray paint, etching tools and flat tags in any city park. >> reporter: business owners usually pay to cover graffiti. a lighter burden of proof than criminal cases is considered. >> now we go after the perpetrators rather than the victim themselves. >> reporter: victims such as larry matthews he says he spent $50,000 cleaning his three buildings last year. >> what is it like for you to clean it up and see it come back? >> it's frustrating a

a graffiti threat in the stairwell of the student stairwell warned school shooting. john has details on how the school is handling this. cornerse are posted on and driving around while extra security is mobilized throughout the rockville campus today. >> i'm concerned. it is upsetting coming -- coming to school and like hearing about this. i feel really uncomfortable. >> the message was found in a stairway wall. graffiti, school shooting, three 4. -- 3-5-1 teachering to class, my locks the door five mins after class. i will step away from the door. >> andrew had a long talk with his mom this morning about coming to school. many chose to stay home. >> it is scary when you have to come to school and you see something like that. school officials are treating this as an imminent threat as police work closely with the city of rockville police today and over the next several days. >> we wanted them to be aware of what we saw in our efforts to work with police. >> the dean says schools have been instructing teachers to be more lenient with students not going to class today.

. >>> san francisco is in a constant and expensive battle to clean up graffiti. now new tactics are being looks at to go after the taggers. david steven son tells us it would hurt the taggers in their wallet. >> reporter: workers today scrubbed and painted up graffiti part of a never ending battle against vandals. it cost taxpayers at least $19 million a year. >> they tag it, we abate it. it's like a game of cat and mouse. >> reporter: lee today announced a new plan to tackle the problem. it includes streamlining how city workers report and share info on tagging. >> we're going to revise the park code to ban the possession of spray paint, etching tools and flat tags in any city park. >> reporter: business owners usually pay to cover graffiti. a lighter burden of proof than criminal cases is considered. >> now we go after the perpetrators rather than the victim themselves. >> reporter: victims such as larry matthews he says he spent $50,000 cleaning his three buildings last year. >> what is it like for you to clean it up and see it come back? >> it's frustrating a

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. >>> san francisco supervisors are unveiling a plan to pay for graffiti damage. graffiti costed taxpayers 90 million a year and now building owners are held responsible for cleaning their walls. they will help recover some of the cost and it will ban some of the items used from muni buses and city parks. >> fremont police are following a recent home on cherry wood avenue. it was one of six break-ins with four happening in the afternoon and officers are not sure if they are responsible for some or all of them. >>> a 94-year-old san ramon woman remains in critical condition this morning. she is only alive thanks to three teenage boys. news chopper two showed us a house on scarboro. they immediately rushed into the house to pull the woman out. >> as we were carrying her out, she said she was burning and i just kept telling her, you are not burn being, you are not burning. >> the three high school heroes were praised for helping them. but they could get detention and hopefully not. >>> john was born with spinal muscular atrophy. he has the muscle strength of just a s

graffiti removal costs the city about $20 million a year. and property owners themselves have to remove graffiti within 30 days or face penalty. the plan to pursue civil lawsuits against repeat offenders. >> it's time that we make some changes in order to reduce the cost, not only to taxpayers in general, but to our entire city. >> the civil lawsuit idea is modeled after a program in san diego that is being called a success. >> angry workers delivered their message loud and clear at a mcdonald's in oakland today. bay area employees are among those in three states who have sued the fast food chain. they accused mcdonald's of stealing their pay and not paying overtime. mcdonald's is concerned about the fair treatment of its workers. >> a man charged with assaulting police during a traffic stop in san francisco pleaded not guilty today. 50-year-old, jeffrey allegedly tried to ram officers with his car in the mission. shots were fired and an officer was hit in the arm. ruano was arrested the next day after san jose -- at a gas station after a hi

supervisor london breed's proposal would allow the city to sue repeat graffiti ofenders. under breed's proposal, the city attorney would be authorized to file civil lawsuits against repeat offenders and recover costs for the damage. cleaning up graffiti costs the city and property owners an estimated $20 milllion each year. this morning at 11:30. a group of oakland mcdonald's workers and others will protest what they say is the wage theft by not paying required overtime. they'll be joined by oakland congresswoman barbara lee. the protest will be held at the mcdonald's restaurant on east 12th st. in oakland vice president joe biden has arrived in poland. this trip is to show u.s. resolve against russia's intervention in neighboring ukraine. the meetings with the nato allies are part of a broader u.s. campaign to persuade russian president vladimir putin to back off in ukraine. the u.s. is imposing the most comprehensive sanctions against russian officials since the cold war. biden will fly later today to the baltic nation of lithuania. obamacare enrollment numbers hit anot

this new form of graffiti we are talking about doesn't use these smalls can. they are so big they make these regular-sized tags look pew knee. >> the newest kind of graffiti is big, uglier and much more of a problem . >> i thought it was a bigger piece. it is starting to become more popular. >> it is called drip tagging. look at the wall that has been drip tagged, and you will see how it got its name. they use a high pressure spray to tag the entire side of a building. they have popped up on you time. crude -- youtube. >> they can shoot about 23 feet in the air. >> this is a removal company. they are usually busy with work like this, but they have been getting more calls to clean up drip tagging like this house. >> they don't put themselveses in harm's danger. they can tag a building the ground level and up to 23 feet high. >> one drip tagger recently painted on a freeway fly overramp about 80 feet off the ground. younger taggers have also begun using super soakers which are cheap and readily available. >> over the past few years toy makers have made high pres

. >> san francisco supervisor has a new proposal to deal with the growing graffiti problem. the supervisor introduce add measure to target taggers in civil court rather than the ploy difficult criminal court system and graffiti vandals would have to pay for the cleanup. >> we hold offenders accountable not just maybe hours of community service but more importantly, digging in their pocket becomes do pick sure they are paying for the crimes they are committing. >> the measure calls for a new evidence collection process and a specialist trained to identify graffiti tags and their tagers. >> san francisco supervisors have approved legislation to restrict the use and sale of e-cigarettes. the board approved the urethans that prohibits the use of electronic cigarettes where they are already banned such as city buildings and other restrictions would be implemented to treat e-cigarettes like other tobacco products including prohibited sale at the same places where traditional cigarettes cannot be sold. the ordinance must still be signed by the mayor. >> time to town off the prespri

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the event was sponsored to help tackle persistent problem of illegal dumping and graffiti there. she says cleanup days do more than help beautify neighborhoods. they also help build a sense of community. >> what's beautiful about these community gatherings, they give communities the opportunity to know each other and realize they are not alone in their desire to see a clean, healthy, safe oakland. >> today's cleanup was part of my oakland is beautiful campaign. another cleanup day is scheduled for next weekend. >>> tonight, cal trans will close a stretch of highway 101 in the north bay, shutting down both directions of the highway from petaluma to roanoke park starting at 11:00 tonight with only one lane available starting at 8:00 p.m. detours will be set up. crews will demolish the overpass at the old redwood highway interchange, all part of a plan to improve traffic flow. >>> the blue angels are back in the skies in the los angeles county air show. budget cuts forced the blue angels to cancel dozens of shows last year, including san francisco's fleet week. now the navy precisio

owners are held responsible for cleaning up the graffiti.posal would allow the city attorney to sue the taggers to help cover the costs. >> we're gonna revise the park code. >> any civil suits against alleged taggers would rely on evidence from police that was used to pursue criminal cases. >>> 7:37. well, the highway a floel is joining with -- patrol is joining with caltrans to launch an anti-litter campaign. you will be seeing signs saying don't trash california. >>> caltrans crews will be picking up litter left along highways. the chp will be watching for litter violaters. >>> 7:38. e-cigarettes may soon be the treated the same as tobacco cigarettes in san francisco. city supervisors voted to ban electronic cigarettes in bars, restaurants and businesses after a second vote next week, it -- this could go into effect as soon as next month. supporters say it's to protect young people from smoking. critics say lawmakers don't understand the need for a smoke- free alternative to tobacco. >>> kids are celebrating the 19th annual kick butts day.

of the longshoremen's union joined other volunteers to trim trees, pick up garbage and clean up graffiti. monalini started the program to tackle what she calls persistent vandalism. >> their desire to see a clean, safe oakland. >>> today's clean up was close of the my beautiful -- my oakland is beautiful campaign. other clean ups are scheduled for next weekend. >>> week three of the search for the malaysian flight 270. and today satellite of what appears to be a large object floating in the indian ocean. the grainy picture was taken seven days ago. the same area that australian satellite captured a similar imagine. there's little hope to offer the families of those missing and waiting for some definitive word. >> reporter: a man told malaysian authority you can't go, you can't leave here without taking questions from the family. they're distressful, furious. caught between hope and fear. not knowing. >> we hope and pray the search will be resolved. >> reporter: the newly released chinese satellite imagine brought new direction to the australian led search. >> it is a very remote area. bu

but first, some badass graffiti art is about to hit your screen. l.a.passes, and even taking his work inside the gallery space. tonight, we look at the life and care

wait, did someone just spray paint graffiti on air force one? >> in this video, a couple of guys essentially, climb a fence, allude the and run up there and put a graffiti tag on air force one while it's all being videotaped. >> wait a minute. are they doing something to air force one? what is going on here? this is crazy. >> did someone really break into andrews air force base and spray paint or tag the president's plane? >> i think people really want to believe it's true. >> the video hit the internet in 2006. quickly it became a sensation. >> the first reaction is, always, is this real? and if this is real, how can this be real and what does this mean for the security of our country, maybe, if this video is real? did it really happen? was the video real or fake? >> it just doesn't pass the sniper test. if i went to run up to the air force one in all black with a backpack, i don't think i would survive that run. if i went and did that i would be either arrested or shot or shot and then arrested. >> i think what we were trying to accomplish was

year old ivan diaz amescua, >> reporter:but elsewhere in the park, police have found and removed graffiti tags that suggest retaliation against todd tharp. >> reporter:police and the d.a.'s office say the evidence suggests tharp was knocked to the ground by diaz and at least three others before diaz was relatives visiting the memorial wednesday had no comment about the still on- going police investigation into whether the graffiti threats, if not the assault on todd tharp, may be gang- related. >> pam: happening now. >> reporter:the f-b-i says it's effectively ended the existence of a major street gang in the south bay. kron4's dan kerman is live in san jose. with the details. >> reporter:san jose police are investigating the city'spolice say, they found a man with a stab wound, downtown near north 2nd street and west saint john. around 3-am. investigators are now looking for witnesses. and trying to figure out what area. >> pam: san jose police are investigating the city's 10th murder. police said they found a man with a step more, downtown at north texas street at west say jot our route

graffiti artists deface the tree. and people climbing on it are creating a hazard.showed you this touching tribute to a world war two veteran last night. it happened sunday when joe throw california there's light showers for more formations seekonk for news abouinformatiom as for tenters markets should be about the same say possibly a few degrees cooler. tonight star is manic ended down but more morning over a few showers will linger to our morning. sot - people are starting to realize some of us are still alive and we remember the old days. over the weekend he stood outside his home to watch a pat his surprise, participants started coming over to show their respects. with a weakened world were to run their ran a marathonsot - they came and shook my--this world war two veteran was greeted by many runners and applauded by many honoring him for his service. , the best jermaine o'neal levels jeff green on the screen then rolls to the basketball for the hoop and he was fouled 30-22 warriors after 1st period harbaugh kansas pep-talk if jim harbaugh wants to leave the 49e

. >> san francisco once to change the city's graffiti policies.r london breed is introducing legislation their proposals coming down on repeat offenders vandalizing buildings, buses and other spaces with graffiti. primarily it they are looking to take on debt was three civil lawsuits instead of pursuing criminal charges. anyone caught would have to pay for cleaning and get involved in community service. >> i will tell you how warm it is expected to get when we return. female announcer: what will you get with your new sleep train mattress? man: i'm getting a camera! - i'm getting an espresso maker! - i'm getting a new smart phone! female announcer: during sleep train's big gift event get a $200 best buy gift card with purchase of selected beautyrest, posturepedic or tempur-pedic mattresses. or, get 24-months interest-free financing. - a new tv... - a laptop... - a game console! female announcer: sleep train's big gift event is ending soon. ♪ sleep train ♪ ♪ your ticket to a better night's sleep ♪ >> welcome back. the time is 6:43 a.m.. >> we have b

. >> there have been self different graffiti -- retaliation. >> there have been several different graffitis at the park saying in memory of ivan diaz. >> reporter: other charges against e the other teens involved could be filed. >>> a castro valley man accuse of murdering his wife by video at santa rita jail by video today. it was rescheduled for tomorrow afternoon so the court could get a mandarin translator. his 2 daughters are purposely in protective custody. >>> we have an update on the deadly shooting of a sheriff's deputy we reported at the beginning of this newscast. in a news conference just minutes ago, the sheriff identified the deputy a rick day ky del fiorent initiation o. deputies say the suspect committed suicide. the deputy was responding to a report o a kidnapping out of oregon. the deputy encountered the suspect on a rural road. the suspect riddled the deputy's car with gunfire. fort bragg police then found the suspect who killed himself. we'll have information for you in a report. >>> firefighters say a marijuana growing operation created a dangerous situation for them as

but still there's a thriving graffiti scene here. >> this is our own reaction to gun violence. >> graffitit now they get commissions like this one. they mentor student artists who help paint the murals. >> this is one of the most powerful art movements in maybe our history. >> all over the city, mentors are having a positive effect on kids. >> are you working hard? >> yeah. >> how did you get off? >> rahm encourages martell to do more reading and studying to have a real shot at going to a good college. >> are you good? >> i'm good, man. i'm just thankful for all the blessings you've been giving me. >> by the time i'm done promoting you, you're going to need an agent to make sure my younger brother represents you. you're focused. i want you to widen your horizons, see and experience other things, learn. and there's nothing that's going to stop you. you've got it. you know something, you're getting big. have you noticed that? when i first met you, we were eye to eye. you're getting too big for me now. >> before this, i didn't really have too many opportunities but now people are trying to ge

san francisco officials are overhauling the graffiti policies. london bree, dennis herrera and other bills will make an announcement at noon, saying this will help fight a widespread problem as well as approve the quality of life in all neighborhoods and reduce costs. according to the you department of public works, san francisco spends more than $20,000 a year cleaning up graffiti. >>> killed on the freeway. chasing down a car thief. the clue found in this video moments before the crash. the chp hopes it will help solve the claim. >>> good morning. we have slow traffic all over the bay area now due to a lot of problems. as you look here at 237, it is slowing as you approach the zanker road turnoff. coming up we'll show you all of the other approaches into this very same valley. >>> it's clear out there. but a lot of you are tweeting me or e-mailing me saying my goodness. it's cold out there. we have cold lows. we'll see how that impacts your forecasted highs. [♪] >>> sometime coming up on 7:15. our continuing coverage of the missing malaysian fl

san francisco abation workers scrubbed and repainted graffiti.t costs taxpayers $19 million each year. >> they tag it, we abate. it's like a game of cat and mouse. >> reporter: supervisor announced a new plan to fix the problem. banning the tools of the trade on munni buses and city parks. >> we're going to revise the park code to top ban the instruments of tagging at city parks. >> reporter: the city attorney can sue taggers for the damage. >> now we can actually go after the perpetrators rather than the victims themselves. >> it's a continuous problem. >> reporter: matthews says he spent $15,000 cleaning his three buildings last year. >> what is it like for you to clean it up and see it come back? >> it's frustrating as hell. >> reporter: the police department abatememt officer says the new law may become a huge deterrent. >> it's a huge deterrent because it's hitting people's pocketbooks. >> reporter: reporting live in san francisco, david stevenson, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> a fremont man is among 14 people arrested in what federal authorities

tirar basura de forma ilicita >> se requiere información del carro que deja la basura, y que hace el graffitis identificar a las personas. >> como parte del esfuerzo se llevo a cabo una segunda reunión con agencias publicas de la ciudad y de transporte >> las paradas de buses se pueden ensuciar, entre la raya ilegalmente, tiran basura junta en las paradas de luz, nosotros queremos ver como se puede mantener más limpio >> las multas oscilan en 500 dólares, y pequeños e importantes esfuerzos inciaron con voluntarios de la seguridad >> estamos en el distrito 7, adoptando lugares para que puedan enfocarse y hacer las decisiones y limpair lugares en pequeño >> no nos dieron fecha exacta, pero pronto habra reunión donde puede participar la comunidad que se dará a conocer donde pueden enviar las fotos y videos de gente pintando de forma ilicita, pueden ver, la información en el reporte de la ciudad, continuamos con más >> lanzaron una campaña mediatica que hace que los reunións actuen >> el mensaje comercial de 60 segundos dedicado al fundador de facebook pregunta "¿por qué los republicanos congela,

but some ukrainian seems to have ignored these calls for national unity is more and more nazi graffiti appears on walls in ukrainian cities and ultra nationalist take government posts here of jewish community feels it can no longer interest safety to the police. explains this synagogue is empty the rabbi is packing his office up i don't want to you. because of the one of my children to kill says i want my children to be free to. speak walk on the other thing go. there's a reason. this is not just for me and this for my children. two weeks ago a man was caught on camera painting swastikas on the door of the synagogue the message he left was chilling death to the jews it's the first time in twenty years a synagogue was vandalized as you can see the graffiti has been painted over but the police only came today to investigate the incident two weeks after it happened ever since the unrest started a number of jews have been attacked while walking on the streets of kiev there are about one hundred thousand jews living in ukraine right now but one of the country's chief rabbis is urging them t

death to the jews read the graffiti. >> in all democratic countries the sign is not under the law. it should be forbidden to use the swastika for any circumstances in the western world. >> reporter: on sunday, this rabbi will pack his bags and move his family to ukraine. there will be many who follow. right now the only flights out go via moscow. in the new crimea, it's the only acceptable choice. christian fraser, bbc news. >>> in the last few minutes the first deputy prime minister of crimea has just said on television -- on russian television that, quote, crimea will soon take ownership of ukrainian state companies on its territory. sweet ten's foreign minister carl bildt joined me here and asked him if it's accepted that ukraine has lost crimea to russia? >> in legal terms we will would accept the annexation of a piece of territory by ukraine by russia, never accepted or recognized by the outside world. if you look at pure military power terms, yes, russia is in command of crimea, in the process of stealing it from ukraine. whether they formally incorporate it into russia or no

. >> someuburban california homes trashed with graffiti bashing the 1% t. forbes gang wants to know if this ishat happens if they keep banging the clh warfare drama. >>> remember this, isn't it odd the go company slapped by the government, gets a slap on the wrist by the government. history is repeated. another >>> 1.3 million cars. i want to you try this number. general motors apparently aware of major emission problems for ten years before issuing this recall. getting a pass from congress throughout. putt think about it, lawmakers, seems like a nanosecond to go after toyota. first hint its cars were having acceleration issues. charles payne, this is driving home a double standard. >> well, there is a gigantic double standard. remember ray lahood. he was there saying don't mess with the toyotas. whatever you do, don't buy a toyota, you know. government mogeneral motors makg a good car. it is screaming hypocrisy. it makes people more bitter about the bailout. >> the national highway division is investigating the timing of the recall. because there are death