>> alan: the guardian ain't yells on patrol in the mission tonight. not everyone's sure their >> alan: the guardian angels hit the streets of the police tonight, trying to keep the peace. san francisco police had already stepped up its enforcement activities after a series of stabbings and shootings blamed on a gang war. >> reporter: san francisco police have said the past year things have been pretty quiet here in the mission district. but the stabbings you mentioned, and two shootings, one which left a 24-year-old dead, have police concerned that the gang activity is stepping up though, guardian angels stepped in. the guardian angels are on patrol in the mission district. police say a shooting last saturday led to a rival gang's trashing of the victim victim's memorial on the corner of 17th that produced another shooting where a man was wounded by more than one of a dozen shots. enter the guardian angels. >> we're having a little situation with the gang wars. so we're here hopefully to make a presence. >> reporter: six guardian angels are patrolling

now, they are getting civilian help from the guardian angels.omas ramon got mixed reviews from locals. >> guardian iapg else are now on patrol in mission district. a gang shooting led to a trashing of the memorial on the corner of 17th. that produced another shooting here on 24th street where a man was bounded by one of more than a dozen shots. enter the guardian angels. >> we're here hopefully to make a presence. >> they are patrolling from 16th to 24th streets. they believe they can deter violence by their mere presence. >> they do give some comfort to people that frequent the district like emilio? >> it's nice to see some enforcement in the streets. >> does it make you feel safer? >> it does. >> the mission district chris york the presence of the angels is all smoke? >> it's not like security, things like at the airport they try to make you safer. they are meant to make you feel more at rest. >> guardians angels have patrolled the streets in the past. they say the angels make the situation worse, not better. >> the guardian angels make no dif

enter: the guardian angels. >> we're here hopefully to make a presence. >> tonight six guardian angelsre patrolling from 16th to 24th street. they believe they can deter violence by their mere presence. >> the white t-shirt patrols give comfort to some. >> it is nice to see some authority on the streets. so i think it will keep safer the neighborhoods a little bit. >> does it make you feel any safer? >> it does, yeah. >> but the presence of the angels according to chris york is all smoke. >> more like security with the things like the airplane they try to make you feel safer even though they're not doing things take place, just make you feel kind of at rest. >> he works in a local foot market, says the angels make the situation worse, not better. >> you think the guardian angels won't make a difference? >> it will make no difference. 'cause angels only walkin' around and call the police and making more angry. >> he says gang members only fight each other. he claims they actually protect the neighborhoods. >> gang neighbors never bother around people in the neighborhood here. you can ca

now officers are getting civilian help from the guardian angels. >> the guardian angels are now on patroln san francisco miss district. a gang shooting last saturday led to a rival gang's trashing of the victim's memorial here on the corner of 17th. that produced another shooting here on 24th street where a man was wounded by one of more than a dozen shots according to the police. enter: the guardian angels. >> we're having a little situation with the gang wars. we're here hopefully to make a presence. >> the angels believe they can deter violence by their mere presence. >> if we have probable cause we can place them under citizens arrest. >> it gives some comfort to people who frequent the district like amelia abdul of concord. >> nice to see them on the streets. keep safer the neighbors a little bit. >> does it make you feel any safer? >> it does, yeah. >> but chris york where the presence of the angels is all smoke. >> it's more like security theater. things like at the airports they try to make you feel safer even though they're not doing things to keep crimes from taking place. >> th

i use the guardian article today producing my research and you guys were talking about the guardian article in particular i disagree that this is a propaganda tool i just don't think the u.s. government frankly has an ability to message to actually put out good information which would shift i'm thinking of foreign individuals groups or governments so i really believe based on everything i've read that if this is more about trying to understand what's going on within those those communities were than trying to put forward propaganda i think we're just blind right now senator dianne feinstein has a better grasp on this then senator after the current director of national intelligence there was hearings on this recently where she basically going to talk and her understanding of facebook and how it's being used for for social networking of of of radical groups and of groups trying now to seek their freedom so both sides are using i guess that's just and parents saying now isn't it time i want to thank you very much for joining us and giving us some insight on this and thirty like you. no

for more on libya i'm now joined live by simon tisdall who's a foreign affairs columnist for the guardian newspaper in london thanks so much for joining us here in r.t. will the u.k. and france or draw thing a no fly zone resolution against libya we're hearing that today for those who want to short exactly what that means can explain how you see this working. well this idea was first floated by the british prime minister david cameron about a week with the help from the australian prime minister kevin rudd and they didn't specify how it would be implemented in fact they seem to be suggesting that others plans for the united states might like to do that. that's a plan a proposal got quite a stiff reaction from the country country for gates who said that didn't people understand that if you want to impose a no fly zone you first have to destroy a piece ground offenses and most of its aircraft has some bits of military bases as well that be tantamount to there for a fleet war so it seems that they are currently slapped down by these american allies but then the idea popped up again later in

new at 10:00 tonight guardian angels are on patrol. ktvu's deborah villalon talked with the unarmed volunteers who believe they can make a difference. >> reporter: heather, we are on mission street where that man was gunned down followed a few case later by a shoot-out nearby. now the folks and red w -- berets want to calm the tension. >> we get a lot of drugs in this area. >> reporter: four shootings and two stabbings in two weeks. rival latin gangs at war police say. and now the guardian angels are coming in with confidence and precision. >> thereto a love of people getting shot. >> reporter: the gang target wounded but alive. bullets that might have hit anyone. >> if my mom is walking down the street, i don't want her to be worried is she going to get shot in the head? >> jackie in her bullet proof vest gets gang life better than most. she grew up and got out. >> they weren't there. they said oh, we have got your back, we will be there for you. no matter there we were down. i got locked up and where were they? i was in juvenile and

. >>> tonight the guardian angels will return to mission district. lasts within the angels began street patrols in the mission following two weeks of violence. police say the spike in crime in the mission is due to a war between two rival gangs. the guardian angels will patrol the neighborhood tonight from 7 p.m. to midnight and throughout the weekend. >>> the story we first brought you live today a break-in last night at a jewelry store, and the placer county town of lincoln has the family that owns the business counting its losses today. it's about 30 mimes northeast of sacramento. surveillance video shows the thieves breaking a front window just before midst night. they then throw at least $50,000 worth of rings, watches and necklaces into a plastic garbage can they brought with them. in three minutes they were gone. the safe was not touched. >>> this morning the new kaiser charter air service took an inaugural flight from oakland to hawaii after a ribbon- cutting ceremony. the mayor was given the honor of cutting the ribbon but needed to trade in

the guardian angels had been patrolling the area two days a week, but starting today, that increased to four days a week. >>> the recent confessions by jaycee dugard's kidnappers may be part of a larger legal plan. phillip and nancy garrido was arrested 18 months ago for holding the girl captive in their home for 18 years. nancy garrido's court appointed attorney said both defendant confessed in exchange for prison terms of 2 to 400 years. legal analysts say that likely means a plea deal is in the works and dugard will be spared testifying during a trial. >>> some rain headed our way this weekend. let's check in with the meteorologist lawrence with the latest. >> of course, you know it started out nice and sunny this morning and the clouds started to move in and by late in the day, we started to see a couple scattered showers. now it looks impressive. this is light amounts of rain so far. if you head out on the roadway, it's going be slick. making its way in toward the san jose area right now and showering continuing light. really there's a lot of moisture in the atmosphere, but not

. >>> tonight the guardian angels are walking the streets of san francisco's mission district. two people have died in six shootings and three stabbings in the last two weeks. the guardian angels have been patrolling the area two days a week, but starting today, that increased to four days a week. >>> some rain heading our way this weekend. let's check in with lawrence carter. >> we have rain drops out there right now. you look at the doppler radar. it looks pretty impressive, but really a lot of moisture in the atmosphere. not all of it is hitting the ground. we are reporting light showers down towards san jose and you may pick up moderate amounts of rain fall. we don't have a real good trigger. you need instability in the atmosphere. we aren't seeing that yet. still, the moisture is making its way in along parts of the peninsula and the north bay getting showers. we could see over an inch and a quarter in north bay and the santa cruise mountains. overall, this is not the biggest storm we have seen. we'll talk about that coming up in a few minutes. back to you. >>> checking ot

of the guardian angels curtis lee well the first. armed services committee hearing last week democratic congressman hank johnson press defense department leaders and intelligence officers about their relationship with two private security firms take a look. go through and lou would you. be so kind as to provide my office with. deal d. contracts with pal interior technologies erico technology and for h.b. gary federal and as soon as possible. sure i will i will. do everything possible to do so what i need what i'll need to do is frankly talk to our general counsel make sure that the provision of that type of information is allowed contractually. and any case will have to as quickly as possible. it's alleged that these two firms assisted the chamber of commerce and launching cyber attacks and sabotaging political opponents on the left and even the whistleblower website wiki leaks and the johnson now wants to see what type of work these companies do with the government and if they're indeed using the same tactics were first for countert

the guardian angelled will be on the streets from 2:00 p.m. to 2:00 a.m. and will arrest anyone who breaks the law. >>> in an effort to improve hygiene, b.a.r.t. is considering replacing its cushion covered seats with easier to clean hard surface chairs. this comes after numerous complaints about dirty seat cushions. b.a.r.t. officials say a survey found a significant drop in customer satisfaction in terms of cleanliness on board their trains. >> we heard from our customers they want a cleaner b.a.r.t. train, and we're responding to that and you will see in our next budget we're going to invest more in cleanliness of the train. >> alan: this is after an experiment with the state pie biology lab. they discovered molt -- mold and antibiotic resistant back bacteria on the cushion. b.a.r.t. officials say it's not surprising considering there are nearly 300,000 riders a day. they want the fog weigh in on the debate. >> minority leader nancy pelosi nils the bay area. she was at pier 70 with ed lee to emphasize the importance of investing in san francisco's shipp

. >>> the guardian angels are out today patrolling streets. the organization recently stepped up patrols in the mission following two deadly shootings and other deadly crimes over a recent five day span. much of the violence is gang related. the guardian angels are focusing on a stretch of mission street between 15th and 22nd street. >>> new rules forbidding sitting or lying on a sidewalk are in effect but police are not enforcing what's on the books. as ktvu's rob roth reporting, some offenders say they are not moving. >> reporter: a group of people mostly young men sit in front of stores. recently store owners have placed these signs. but now in response are messages like these, we won't go. >> i feel like homeless people are quick to anger. >> reporter: officers say they are waiting for multi lingual cards to come back from the printer. cards that will give the resources. >> you can't get rid of us, that's just the way it is. >> reporter: some residents tell us they feel intimidated walking past these groups but others say the majority of h

the guardian angels plan to walk in the neighborhood tonight from 7:00 until midnight and throughout the weekend. >>> a capitol hill today, members of congress faced off in an emotional hearing about american muslims and terrorism. some called the hearing a witch hunt. >> reporter: dozens of members of congress called on the chairman of the house homeland security committee to back off the hearing. he got threatening phone calls and needed extra police protection today. but new york republican congressman peter king forged ahead. >> to back down will be a surrender and an advocation which i believe is the main priority of this committee to protect america from a terrorist attack. >> reporter: new york congressman peter king led a hearing about the threat. he called a father to testify about how his son converted to islam and was lured to a terrorist training camp in yemen. >> we're losing our children, this country must stand up and do something about the threat. >> reporter: throughout the hearing, critics said it was fueling islam phobia. >> this hearing today is playing into al-qa

. >>> the guardian angels are out today patrolling streets. the organization recently stepped up patrols in the mission following two deadly shootings and other deadly crimes over a recent five day span. much of the violence is gang related. the guardian angels are focusing on a stretch of mission street between 15th and 22nd street. >>> new rules forbidding sitting or lying on a sidewalk are in effect but police are not enforcing what's on the books. as ktvu's rob roth reporting, some offenders say they are not moving. >> reporter: a group of people mostly young men sit in front of stores. recently store owners have placed these signs. but now in response are messages like these, we won't go. >> i feel like homeless people are quick to anger. >> reporter: officers say they are waiting for multi lingual cards to come back from the printer. cards that will give the resources. >> you can't get rid of us, that's just the way it is. >> reporter: some residents tell us they feel intimidated walking past these groups but others say the majority of h

committed to iestigative journalism as the guardian of the public interest. additional funding is provided by the park foundation. dedicated to heightening public awareness of critical issues. >> narrator: these women have been torn from their lives, taken from their families and sold into slavery. they are victims of a multibillion-dollar international business that traffics hundreds of thousands of women a year. tonight, frontline takes a hidden-camera look deep inside the global sex trade. >> ( translated ): our girls are in high demand, since they're quite pretty and easily accessible. it's a very profitable business. >> narrator: frontline also follows one man who's determined to get his wife back before she's lost for good to the world of the traffickers. it's an extraordinary journey that raises tough questions about governments around the world largely indiffert to the traffickers' abuses. >> ( translated ): i hadn't encountered much evil in my life. i thought i'd find at least one kind person or that one of those pimps would set me free. ( accordion

william mcgowan presents his arguments in the debate with the american editor at large for "the guardian." u.. >> a few months ago, the daily beast absorbed "newsweek" or the other way around. and we have seen situations in which there's now some original content that occurs only online. i mentioned two sources. the fiscal times, and those who want to follow new york issues, web site called "the city pragmatist." something exciting is happening, and one good thing is this web page of "the new york times." a rocky start. a lot of good content. the title of tonight's discussion, "the new york times" good for democracy? a better question would have been, wouldn't have been as provocative, on balance, is "the new york times" good for democracy? and to that question we can give, yes, but, and no, but, answers, with a lot of variationness between. for that, let me introduce our two speakers. mike tomasky. editor of "democracy." a quarterly general based in washington. deserves an applause. [applause] >> he is also the american editor at large for the british guardian, where he writes a blog, a

. >> just last week the guardian angels came to patrol these streets. they focus on mission street between 16th and 24th street. they have stipulated up patrols in recent weeks. police still don't have an exact motive behind the shooting. there is definitely a concern about escalating violence in this neighborhood. >>> now on to the latest in japan where the prime minister has now ordered 140,000 people to seal themselves indoors to protect themselves from radiation sickness. it came after a new fire that led to increased radiation levels around the fukushima daiichi nuclear plant, nuclear safety official says the water inside the reactors may now be boiling a new sign that efforts to control a meltdown could be failing. despite the growing radiation concerns there are a few glimmers of hope. rescuers have pulled a 70-year-old woman from the rubble alive four days after the disaster hit. woman was found inside a home that had a been washed away by the tsunami. hillary clinton met with japan's ambassador to talk more about u.s. assistance. >> the in part

. >>> tonight the guardian angels will return to san francisco's mission district. police say the spike in crime in the mission is due to a war between two rival gangs. the guardian angels will patrol tonight and throughout the weekend. >>> a youngest scape pee from a juvenile detention center is back in court and officers are crediting his movement kendra harris said she had been trying to find her son after he left camp sweeney near 73rd and hegen burger. >> i'm not going to cover for him. >> miss harris says show has not talked to her son since his arrest. >> a group of performers are using their passion for music to help feed the hungry. ktvu's jade hernandez shows us how every day items are being used to make a difference. good morning, jade. >> reporter: good morning. the collaboration has been going on for years. the members of stomp and the second harvest food group are here. they are partnering stomp out hunger. it's amazing what these guys do. the second harvest food bank serves on average more than 200,000 people a month. this year they had an 11% increas

porque fedra curiel está en la cárcel pagando por sus crímenes y porque también corriste a su perro guardiánolicía ya los está buscando, incluso acaban de reportar que fueron al departamento de su esposo y no había nadie ahí. >> gracias brandon, gracias. es que la verdad no sé qué haría sin ti ... no permitas que lorenzo me haga daño por favor, no lo permitas ni a mí ni a mis niños, por favor, no dejes que me quite a cristian, mi niño. >> aquella noche con aristóteles curiel todo salió mal, fue terrible, el negocio se calló y para colmo, los ánimos estaban como el mismo mar, revueltos. >> sí claro, recuerdo, el tipo ese no le quiso pagar. >> quería darme cualquier cosa por ese cargamento que valía oro. discutimos sin poder llegar a un acuerdo y ese mismo día, justo al atardecer, el señor curiel apareció en la cubierta del lirio de plata. >> pero lo que no me explico es, es cómo comenzó el incendio. >> lo provocó bernardo, quería vengar la muerte de su esposa. >> ¿el griego? >> dime una cosa. ¿tú sabes qué le pasó a esa mujer? ¿tú sabes por qué naufragó el yate de los curiel? >> bueno, es que

. >>> tonight the guardian angels will once again have troops patrolling the san francisco district.weekend, they started the street patrols. police say the spike in crime in the mission is due to a war between two rival gangs. now the guardian angels will patrol the neighborhood tonight from 7:00 to midnight and throughout the weekend. >>> our time is now 6:36. the stolen yellow car that belongs to a celebrity chef has been spotted in a couple of locations near the bay area, with you it's still not back in the hands to testify owner. the car was stolen early this week from a san francisco car dealership. since then, cameras caught the car going across the golden gate bridge early tuesday. it was also seen in san francisco around the yacht club. >>> later today, students from low-income families will be able to sign up for free passes. a youth fast pass community clinic will be set up this afternoon at 16th and mission. now last week, the mta board approved the youth lifeline program. and this will provide about 12,000 students with free bus passes through june. organizers will be th

. >> and then i felt lucky as if there was a guardian angel looking out for me.way from nothing major. >> it is difficult to believe when you are watching us and relatively well. and talking about this. she is back pain, bruises. no broken bones, no internal injuries believe it or not. >>pam: fast-food brawls and a and custom fails. today's edition of take a look at this costume-- >> kimberlee: fast food fights a tug of shop pro near los angeles. starts near a brawl at a taco shop this lasted about 45 seconds brutal. take a look at this another cockl- taco shop in san diego. this was sparked by an argument about who had the better body. police showed up and no arrests for made. take a look as a florida upper perking goes up to report that somebody--burger king, the woman throws the sandwich and try to climb over the sandwich. the manager called the police. the woman was charged. >> and this man, goes into a convenience store but had issues with this mask. and he continued to fall with this. he did not make off with any cash. the could not get the registered door

a group called the guardian angel patrolled the mission saturday and yesterday. members say they decided to help out the police officers after two shootings and four stabbings. the group ended the patrols say this past weekend was relatively quiet. >>> blame the raider stadium. why the football arena could be designed -- behind the governor's efforts to cut ties to all redevelopment agencies. >>> and why a hearing about a certain religious group is raising so much controversy on capitol hill. >>> stocks opened higher on word of two big deals. oil right now i can tell you is at $5.72 a barrel. that's about at a -- 105.72 a barrel. >>> a real controversy surrounds a congressional hearing set for this thursday looking into the so-called radicalization of the muslim country here in the u.s. sandra endo is live in washington, d.c. with both sides of the story. >> reporter: good morning, tori and dave. certainly high, heated rhetoric obviously and emotions invoked. the issue is the radicalization of american muslims and, of course, the muslim american community is outr

who made him a friend pretending guardian of the orchard. did those nice shrubs need fear to go begging for a garden and have humbaba in his treachery ilk. those plants and flowers were like books everyone could read, not cut and throw away. their different fantastic colors had formed our blood so our veins ran smoothly, our 7 wonders showed. then humbaba made a whirlwind of fire and snow. who crowned him king? who showed him our garden was but a jail? humbaba was great and scary, but not so very strong, though no one could ever conquer him as no one would ever try. time and again, when things grew old, humbaba alone believed himself eternal and young, still powerful, able to defeat all. humbaba didn't want to know one fact: that accumulation will lead to eruptive change. but, sadly, when suddenly he realized it after all, he chose to check its power on all, the tall. he crushed all the shrubs and plants leaving them creeping and broken all over. he damaged the flowers and colors, the flowers withered, their leaves all burned and soon they w

committed to investigative journalism as the guardian of the public interest.dditional funding is provided by the park foundation. dedicated to heightening public awareness of critical issues. and by the frontline journalism fund, with a grant from millicent bell through the millicent and eugene bell foundation. >> bergman: we all die, two and a half million americans every year. sometimes, the cause of death is no surprise. sometimes, death comes suddenly-- from accidents, heart attacks, homicides. there are medical experts whose job it is to figure out why and how people die. they are called forensic pathologists or medical examiners, and they perform the postmortem, the autopsy, your last physical exam. ( saw buzzing ) one of the leading forensic pathologists in america is dr. marcella fierro. >> when i was treating live patients, i spoke with them. and when i have dead patients, i talk to them, too. >> bergman: but they don't talk back. >> they talk back to me with their physical findings and with their pathology. i ask them, "tell me your story." >> bergma

members of the guardian angels did their own patrols in the mission yesterday. that comes after two shootings and four stabbings in a two week period. a result, police said of an ongoing gain war. >> i know kids make mistakes, but when they try to come back from their mistakes, i don't think they deserve this kind of life. you're young and you join a gang, and then you want to get out, and then this happens, it's not fair. they deserve a second chance, like we all do. >> his family made the trip from southern california to the bay area this weekend for his funeral. >>> the seats of some well used public transportation have been analyzed. tested the bacteria content on a random bart seat, and muni seat, on the muni seat, no bacteria was detected. but the cloth seats on bart revealed fecal bacteria, and nine different strains of back tear ha, -- bacteria, and mold on the seat. officials admit, a change is needed. >> when bart started in 1972, we were competing directly against the automobile. we wanted to provide a comfortable seat. now with 350,000 riders daily o

support for her bill that would require written consent from a health care professional and legal guardianin order to send an athlete back into a game after suffering a concussion. >> you have to have somebody that's impartial that is looking at it from what is for the best interest of this person health wise. >> the bill applies to all high school sports not just football. >>> growing up in an area known for crime, a lot of people thought they would be just another statistic. but mcclimens football team they have proved them all wrong. as it turns out, all 16 seniors say they are on their way to college. but there's only one thing that escapes them, a letterman jacket. paul chambers introduces us to a group of kids the you wouldn't be able to forget. >> reporter: this year they made school history. >> when they say who's the best team ever to come out of mac, it's going to be this year 2011. >> we had a 12-0 season. >> in that team were 16 seniors who all plans of continuing their education, so far eight of six have been accepted. most of the young men have had major obstacles to overcome

. >> y va a relacionar, maribel guardián con johan sebastián, la conexión. >> ay!o botaron del trabajo. >> y shaki cobra por ent entrevis entrevista. >> ya regresamos con esto y mucho más a la tijera. >> más adelante. >> el colmo del descaro antonio de la rúa con una misteriosa trigueña en el concierto de shakira. >> y quién es esta mujer?. >> solo aquí lo sabrá. >> saludos soy adriana rodríguez los inmigrantes indocumentados que lleguen a california por mar serán deportados y si son detenidos nuevamente, a partir de hoy, podrían enfrentar hasta 20 aÑos de cárcel, informaron autoridades federales.la desigualdad y la violencia que vive méxico son motivos importantes para que las mexicanas aseguren que tiene poco que celebrar en el día internacional de la mujer. y el holandés joran van der sloot presunto responsable por la muerte de una joven peruana, alega que fue por una emoción violenta, lo cual reduciría su sentencia a 3 ó 5 aÑos de cárcel, según la ley peruanaespere más noticias en una hora . pulgas, ¿puedes comerte una oreo? la abres, la pruebas, la mojas y te

. >>> tonight the guardian angels will be back in the streets of san francisco's mission district. last weekend, the aid and abet jells began patrolling the area following two weeks of violence. police say the spike in crime is due to a war between two rival gangs. now they'll roam the neighborhood from 7:00 to midnight and throughout the weekend. >>> well, a yellow car belonging to a celebrity chef has been spotted in a few locations in the bay area. it was stolen this week from a san francisco car dealership. that car disappeared from british motors and since then, cameras actually caught that car crossing the golden gate bridge early tuesday. the car has also been seen in other areas and san francisco around the yacht club. but still, it is not in the hands of the celebrity owner. >>> well, keep your eye out for any of those. >> yeah, right. haven't seen so far, but i will keep my eyes peeled. >>> 101, headlights are southbound towards san francisco, no problems. and once you make it down to the golden gate bridge, another spotting, a nice clean shot into the city. finally, 680

. >> reporter: that's why he believes in the angel med guardian, a device implanted in the chest.es as an early warning system to patients know when they are about to have a heart attack. >> every 30 minutes you loose heart muscle. >> reporter: the fda hasn't approved it yet. richard is the first to get it in northern california for the clinical trial making him a possible pioneer in technology. >> this is the device that sits right here. >> reporter: a they say it's a relatively simple procedure. >> we insert it through the vein into the heart as with you see on this screen right here. we screw it into the heart muss example that's where it stayed. it doesn't hurt. >> reporter: once it's in place it measures the electrical activity of the heart. because it's inside the muscle it's considered to be more sensitive than a regular ekg. it warns that trouble is coming even before symptoms show. the first alert is under the skin, a patient will feel a vibration, second 9 patient has to carry a small black box that will beep if there is a roll problem. in it doesn't need immediate atten

i have been the guardian of that for 10 years. i stand in solidarity with many of the statements made today. i simply do not know where else we would be able to send some of the clients of axes of love who have health concerns without this resource being available. i was a prior client of lyon- martin. as a low-income woman, i do not have health care and do not know where transgendered women are going to be able to find the health care that is necessary and culturally appropriate. i would really like the supervisors to see this as an investment in our city. if we lose health care and health care that is utilized by career women and low-income women, and women without health care, we are looking at a lot of families being impacted, women, mothers, and care givers. this affect the entire san francisco community. for us not to invest in the preserving of a very important tradition of health care, we really lose out in san francisco. it will impact many other public services. i am very concerned, because every day we hear of another w

as guardians of the public trust, we have an obligation to address the current crisis in journalism and not simply fall victim to the turbulence of these times. i like to acknowledge that npr is not alone in this mission. here at the head table, some of my colleagues from public broadcasting. pollock, president and ceo of pbs, which presents programming unique in the television landscape that expands the minds of children, the documentary is that open up new world, and cultural content that exposes america to their roles of music, theater, dance, and art. the president and ceo whose job is to advocate for public television and why he is more vital now than 44 years ago. or recently, pat has taken on the mantle of president of the public media association, which represents both television and radio stations. and pat harrison, the president and ceo of the corporation for public broadcasting. a private corporation created by congress to serve as a steward of the federal government's investment in public media. i would like to thank all of them as well as my other many npr and public media

all over san francisco, they are the environment's guardian angels. if you remove hanc recycling center, i will was the possibility of recycling. this will harm the environment. over the years, i have observed the part does no recycling bottles, and you know we do not trust that they will put in a competent to cycling process. scavengers remove recyclables in order to redeem them, thus saving the environment. some at the park are so critical of this, maybe they could pay the scavengers' for sorting the recyclables and split the redemption fee with them. just a thought. community gardens, of course a good idea, but not at this site. recycling is more important for our society and birth. i'm always hearing about these budget issues, but we are going to spend $250,000 on moving a company that is already working and giving the city money. san francisco is number one in recycling in united states, and hanc is part of the reason for this. please keep it where it is. [applause] supervisor mirkarimi: thank you. next speaker please. >> i also support keeping t

cage shell some things are already getting the much needed rest ahead of the second round of the guardian called playoffs others meanwhile forced to work a little longer and harder to make it out of run one when the western saints clash on thursday becoming the first team on the dates of progress out of the open after a hard or counseled with center study the most to reach and then however pulling out a crucial one their win on the road to take the test of seven series for true freedom with teams battling out west the belorussians able to force a deciding game seven as they got was better western conference top dogs local exceed and the number regal one win away from knock it out or must go namesakes that game is headed for the extra session so i don't want to be said the moment. moscow is all set to host its third world cup snowboard events on saturday however the latest edition will be a first for the russian capital as one of the winter sports and most popular disciplines the parallel slalom will take place right in the heart of the city of richmond on port that has more. the voting ha

minsk in game seven of the western conference quarterfinals moving on to the second round of the guardian cup playoffs. saturn hospitalities says from moscow and city st petersburg travels across the dark second sets through russian football supercuts. net loss a rush of the davis cup courtesy of sweden spain meanwhile become the first country to progress to the quarterfinals of the team competition. so i saw a key and they came shell first where western conference leaders luck on one seeds and all this drama minsk in the deciding game of their best of seven series that the russians were hoping for an upset in your us level but ended up conceding six goals in the do or die encounter the home side were wrong from the very start storming out to sunil lead after just six minutes of action in the visitors seem to be caught even more off guard in the third period when looking much the plastic for goals past him out all the regular season the runners up finding their form when it mattered themselves to this anomaly that from riga is now up next for the railway men in the conference sami's. movi

if the first time ever this year that the guardian cup will not be raised aloft powers the feeling to make a chelsea semifinals the lineup which was completed on monday evening that's. who was last seen the picture with the side inside. out on card the club springing into life great through the second period lead them into. the lead with the death this makes the visitors slimly remaining until the final minutes of regulation that's next denise off the man taking full advantage of the guard's eld third sniping at the pool tender the next for. two zero how about when did mesler take the series four three meaning be a nice a solid reliable in the west finals solid team to jump through in a row reaming champions are always runs earlier of the battle for eastern dominance centers on the. hot lunch meanwhile the action gets underway on wednesday in the. premier league football now where champions the needs to remain perfect in the russian premier league the same petersburg side making it true for. following victory over angie on monday the oldest joining would have been up to some a courtes

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it is a plea ok well i wanted to ask you also about the prospects of organizing a match between a guardian cup winner and a stanley cup winner but i guess it's too early to talk about that. will move will seize this. will take to get the. floor for which are probably understood through much of state history before we move to such a force for good or. for our position is different because of who will be in because it will promote the game. goes that you for a different world with people still seventy two c.d.'s and also for the club. confucius of the. door for. you to. see is in for some of it thank you very much for dividing time for us in your very busy schedule. for the forensics. we're going to look up for a little stay on the ice because russia will host the twenty eleven world figure skating championships after they were cancelled in japan because of a year with quake prime minister vladimir putin offered for russia to step in and take over the finals and now the international skating federation has accepted the weeklong tournament will get underway in moscow on april the twenty fifth

the guardian angels began the patrols this weekend following a spike in violence which police say is due to a war between two rival gangs. the patrols ended this evening but say they will continue monday through thursday. >>> and one fatal crash and another accident that blocked the lower deck of the bay bridge. these are pictures of the big big that jackknifed just about 8:00 this morning. the crash blocked three lanes of traffic, spilling diesel fuel on to to roadways. it took crews until noon to remove the truck to clean up the fuel and for traffic to return to normal. >>> and a wet road in contra costa county was the scene of a fatal multi car accident. the chp say a 22-year-old woman from fremont died after swerving into oncoming traffic. she was broadsided by another vehicle. it happened just as the rain in that area was picking up. >> just because a speed limit is set at a certain speed. if the weather is bad, you need to slow down and drive to the conditions on the roadway at that time. >> the chp is trying to figure out if drugs or alcohol were a factor. >>> this is a look a