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i want to bring in a ballistics expert, charles hass would worked for the nypd for 20 years, covered -- was in the ballistics department there, covered thousands of crime scenes, charles hass, we had some testimony as it were, television testimony from this witness who said it was very, very dark, he could not make out specifics very much of what he was looking at in this altercation. he said one person was on top of the other very clearly. it was his sense, but he couldn't be absolutely sure of it that it was the person on top who did the shooting. and when asked if he saw, which is a relevant ballistics question, if he saw any sort of flame, any sort of spark or anything that might have emerged from the end of a barrel of a gun he said he couldn't see with this 9 mm weapon that we know was used in this incident, would you see any sort of flame, any sort of spark emerging from the barrel of that gun? >> in the darkness, yes, you -- under normal conditions you would see muzzle flash, but what we have to take into consideration here is the position of the witness in relationship to th

it hassing in to do with the government paying for anything or taxpayers or anyone like that. >> thesident called her offering his support. the democratic national committee raised thousands of dollars after a pitch campaign based on limbaugh's remarks. it would remarks. >>> a high school valedictorian came to the united states when she was four years old. she considers herself american and is a applying for ivy league universities but her dreams may not happen. she is scheduled to be deported. classmates have rallied started a petition to support her and the proposed dream act. >> seeing my friends and my community, helping me and my congress person it's given me hope that maybe there are people that do care for me. >> shernell her attorney is is a peal. >>> a school is charactering down with a count verse a new policy, total silence in the halls. when the bell rings students line up single file and march into the halls, teachers walk alongside them, escorting them to their next class. student who talk are punished. >> when you get a call from school you expect the worst. to get a c

. >> hass is there any public comment on this item? seeing none, public comment is closed.s was discussion only. item seven, golden gate concourse part garage. -- park garage. >> good morning, i chaired the board of the music community partnership. the garage was opened in 2005. construction was funded through a combination of $36.4 million in private philanthropy. $26.5 million in bond anticipatory notes. in december 2010, we refinanced with a big-qualified tax-exempt loan. debt is schedule to be retired 2039. at such time, the garage will be transferred to you. use has steadily increased after the de jong opened in 2005, and that significantly when the academy opened in 2008. use has now leveled off and someone declined. it is a common pattern among new cultural institutions. peak use is in the spring and summer, when tourism is high. usage is also heavily dependent on events. maybe the weather. our revenue is way down for december and january. they were all at the zoo. expenses are very basic. we have debt service, staffing, city rent, utilities, and insurance. we are an

the rent that those nonprofits are paying, " hass to be service actually comes from dcyf funding. the nonprofits have added 35,000 hours of programs and social services to our inventory of about 80,000 hours of programming, so it is a substantial augmentation, particularly when we have been struggling to come up with the right amount of staffing. they are the future. has become clear to maria and dcyf and thereby the report at the recreation and parks department can provide the excellent level of services with transparency and oversight and accountability to meet their strategic goals. we have had a number of conversations about how the partnership will grow over time. i want to really complementary and dcyf. we cannot do it alone but we are the core agencies in many respects that are primarily focused on helping families to arrive in san francisco. it has been a great partnership. >> thank you. commissioner bonilla? >> i have been hearing over and over again, by parents, concern over the role that computer technology is playing -- how it is impacting the lives of the use -- youth

coalition includes a coalition of san francisco, bay area association of muslim lawyers, san francisco hass -- a national lawyers guild of the sentences of bay area, iran and american bar association of california, bay area lawyers for individual freedom and the vietnamese american bar association of northern california. as well as other civil rights organizations such as the aclu, asian law caucus. this coalition urges the full board of supervisors to pass this ordinance do with the time i have remaining i want to read from a letter dated today from the president of the bar association of san francisco address to the board of supervisors. i will read excerpts and then submit the entire record. the bar association of san francisco encourages you to enact the proposed save san francisco civil rights ordinance. on a measure enacted in portland, ore., local police and civil-rights communities, this the decision would ensure members of the police department participating in counter- terrorism activities may do so in a matter that is fully consistent with faith and local civil rights protections

every single one of them hassed a a powerful response. now we're combining forces because it's that become of a serious of a challenge to our democracy. the bottom line today, and you're going to hear from a number of the organizations, the bottom line is we're saying to corporate america, enough is enough. we are not going to stand for our democratic system being overwhelmed by money. we are not going to stand for corporate america donating to super pacs. we'll challenge the donations and challenge efforts to hide donations through c-4s and c-6s. we'll challenge the wealthy individuals who are flooding our system with money. and we have many tools to do it. you saw two years ago when target unwisely -- target corporation unwisely chose to use the opportunity afforded by it by citizens united. you saw the extraordinary response around the country. you saw target realize it could no longer follow that path and back away. what happened to target was child's play compared to the strength that all of these organizations can bring to bear agai

wauft major players in our economy hassed the number one driver is medicare and medicaid and our health care spending, nothing comes close. that, of course, was our president, barack obama. so i would suggest to the ranking member when convenient he first debate the president on the subject before he debates us. i would skk this, p if we cut the pentagon by 50%, have we solved the long-term skrushgtal debt crisis in our nation? yes, that's you. >> you refer to headlight calthd this is where costs go up faster than gdp. the output of the health care industry is not that markedly better than other countries, so clearly not only for fiscal issues but also for private sector productivity. it's an important issue to address, and as a mart of arithmetic it is true that over time the increasing share of the total outlay will go with medicare, medicaid and other health-related programs. it's very important to address that. on page 7 of your testimony you say the employment is largely determined by non-monetary factors. in my remaining time i want to pursue this theme. i certainly agree with the

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. >>> there's a bus going on around jourj toub and it hassing to nothing to do with a restaurant. jeff miller has eight hives and tens of thoughs of bees. has more hives at schools, high schools and urban farms. it helps out the flowers. >> i did a little research. knew we didn't have many. i started a hive or two. >> he says his nonprofit d.c. 00 bees is good for the population. experts say parasites and other diseases have decimated the prone. they're working to restore it. >>> breaking news now in the last few minutes. we have heard gunfire coming from inside the home of a man wanded for several high-profile. it's confirmed he's now dead. aaron gilchrist is live monitoring all the latest developments. >> we've been watching french media reports including state-owned media na frns, france 24. they are reporting that the gunman who was holed up in the apartment complex there was shot in the raid. we're told that a team of elite officers went into the apartment. you just heard the video of gunshots. there was explosions as well and the french media is reporting that he has confirm

she now teaches at the hass school of business at uc berkeley. glad to welcome you back. i want to take you back. you are there with one circumstance around you. i was on the other side, next to joe biden. this is three days after the election. >> yes. >> do you remember it was a friday? we were all flown -- we all flew in. we weren't flew in. we all flew in to chicago. >> right. >> and they set up this table. you can see paul voelker because the president wanted to demonstrate from that first moment that he understood that the economy was in crisis. do you remember the feel? >> the field, the economy was in crisis and basically, being an economist, i know that my profession was sitting there thinking, o, my goodness. this is so much worse than we anticipated, and we don't really have the rules to deal with this. the numbers were that all of the declines looked just like the declines before the great depression. that's the reality. we are sitting there on the brink of something we don't exactly know how to control, and we have to give advice and help the new president. >>

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paul hassing in else to do. -- paul has nothing else to do. >> his campaign may run out of doe. allegedson who. >> bill: he says he is not going to do it anymore. sheldon. >> how much money is left in that bank account. also, what happens next week. if newt gingrich does well in mississippi and alabama, it's going to rekindle at least the belief that he could be a -- >> bill: you see all four of them going into june. >> i see all four of them going march into april. i'm not sure i see them all in late april and in may. >> bill: all right. because that would be good for santorum obviously if gingrich drops out then conservatives coalesce around one candidate instead of two. all right, mr. rove, thanks very much. give my best to the board there thank you. next on the run down, george stephanopoulos will give us his take on the presidential sweep stake. sandra fluke continuing with lead story. super tuesday results joining us from studios the co-anchor of good morning america and george stephanopoulos. >> hey, bill. >> >> bill: you heard carl rove and his little board he has. do yo

the fact that the state systematically target hass we know to be lower income persons as a way of raisingevenue is troublesome. tends to be a form of regressive taxation. >> bill: and you think he is full of hoy, right? >> do i ever. this goes into the area of energy. if he is worried about regressive taxes go after the oil industry. at a time when we have high prize prices he wants to raise them higher. there is no more regressive tax than forcing people to pay higher taxes for gasoline. higher prices for gasoline. takes a huge chunk of money out of personal disposal income. >> bill: on the lottery does that help in your opinion the state governments that derive money from it? >> absolutely. absolutely. about 60% of the money that is raised through this huge tonight goes, that money goes to the lottery winners. 30% goes to the designated purpose in most states about half of the states it is education or to the general funds. 5% to manage the deal. it is a pretty good proposition. is it regressive in the sense that poor people want to have more money? look, everybody goes into it. you hav

. >> if enough people say, that hassed characteristics that you guys are looking for, then, in fact the telescope will be directed to go back and follow that signal, not give up on it, until we establish either its telecommunications satellite not so interesting or it's the biggest story of the millennium because it's e.t. >> when it comes to scanning the sky in the search for e.t., the people here say we barely scratched the surface. they equate it to something like this. imagine you go to africa to look for an elephant. you scour an entire acre and don't find one. now imagine if you gave up, web with the home and said elephants didn't exist. here in mountain view, bob rudell, nbc bay area news. >> our ears and eyes will be open. >>> less may soon cost you more if you live in palo alto. people who limit their rates by swiping to smaller trash cans could see their rates increase for all customers beginning in july. in addition, customers who use their mini-cans may see their rates more than double. and a $2 flat fee will be tacked on to every customer to cover the cost of street sweepin

hassing up toward northern portions. finksberg to the west. going to click western, northwestern, baltimore county. really, not expecting much in the city, but it's possible it might extend a little further south. right now, it's quiet. the rest of the state, a little batch over the eastern shore. and a very light batch over the extreme northern sections. that's the one in carroll county and some stuff around hancock. and on the eastern shore, kind of a skinny little line, west of denton. one little thundershower, just southeast of easton now. just popped up. that will be with us for the next 30 to 40 minutes. it will be an hour or two before it begins to calm down. right now, 74 degrees. that is mid-may temperatures. 71, ocean city. with the breeze off the ocean there. d.c. at 73. and still 73 at cumberland. locally, temperatures, west westminster is going to drop. 69, rock hall. and still 71 at kent island, annapolis. which by the water, kind of interesting. 10-mile-an-hour winds down there. winds turn to the southeast out there. we have maj

the fact that the state systematically target hass we know to be lower income persons as a way of raising revenue is troublesome. tends to be a form of regressive taxation. >> bill: and you think he is full of hoy, right? >> do i ever. this goes into the area of energy. if he is worried about regressive taxes go after the oil industry. at a time when we have high prize prices he wants to raise them higher. there is no more regressive tax than forcing people to pay higher taxes for gasoline. higher prices for gasoline. takes a huge chunk of money out of personal disposal income. >> bill: on the lottery does that help in your opinion the state governments that derive money from it? >> absolutely. absolutely. about 60% of the money that is raised through this huge tonight goes, that money goes to the lottery winners. 30% goes to the designated purpose in most states about half of the states it is education or to the general funds. 5% to manage the deal. it is a pretty good proposition. is it regressive in the sense that poor people want to have more money? look, everybody goes into it. you h

. >> as iran moves closer to having the capability to build a nuclear bomb and hass israel moves closer the vienna based ambassador to the ieae claims they are not building a nukear weapon. >> nukear weapon has no place in our defense doctrine. for nukear energy and technology for peaceful uses, sure. >> but the japanese born iaea boss says iran is not coming clean in dispelling charges it is testing the weaponnization of its uranium stash. >> we have the information that indicates that iran was engaged in the activities relevant to the development of nuclear explosive devices. >> recent images suggest iran covered up activities. just last month the iaea was denied access. despite the new intelligence iran claims the inspectors had already been there. >> they want to go there. >> no the reason is they is politicized this matter. >> it is a long way from the streets of vienna austria to the dangerous terrain of the mid east but even here the sound of saber rattling about a possible conflict between israel and iran. israel is reportedly considering bombing multiple nuclear sites within ir

. >> reporter: he's coming to briébqr' hass nice things to say about the prosecution's star witness thatis ivory madison who apparently called bronstein before she called police. madison is the neighbor who mirkarimi's wife confided in. bronstein tells the newspaper that madison is a decent person who agonized long and hard over this. madison took the video of eliana lopez at the heart of the prosecution's case showing a bruise on lopez's arm prosecutors say came from mirkarimi. mere has denied abusing his wife and his attorney thinks bronstein is good for their case. they say if madison was really concerned for her neighbor, why did she call a news man? why did she wait four days before calling police? bronstein is the big headline today. but there are several other developments to watch for. the big one is, a decision over that video. the defense is fighting to keep it out of trial. attorneys are scheduled to start questioning potential jurors today. a lot of developments to watch for. some could influence the trial's start date. right now it is projected that opening arguments will st

paul hassing in else to do. -- paul has nothing else to do. >> his campaign may run out of doe. allegedson who. >> bill: he says he is not going to do it anymore. sheldon. >> how much money is left in that bank account. also, what happens next week. if newt gingrich does well in mississippi and alabama, it's going to rekindle at least the belief that he could be a -- >> bill: you see all four of them going into june. >> i see all four of them going march into april. i'm not sure i see them all in late april and in may. >> bill: all right. because that would be good for santorum obviously if gingrich drops out then conservatives coalesce around one candidate instead of two. all right, mr. rove, thanks very much. give my best to the board there thank you. next on the run down, george stephanopoulos will give us his take on the presidential sweep stake. sandra fluke situation. miller up ahead. i think about the future every morning when i wake up. i care about my car because... i think it's a cool car. i think it's stylish and it makes a statement at the same time. and i've never h

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