. >> muy emotio, hast al piel se me puso chinita, muy feliz de que haya sido un latino. >> un populardiana adelante. >> con gusto les saludo, esta es la información deportiva el tricolor del chepo de la torre se pone bravo, en la elección aparece el roji negro del atalas porque también esta magayon torrado y por supuesto todos los que miltan en europa, giovanni dosantos y también el chicharito. >> el c quedó encabezaod por estados unidos, estarán en contra de panamá con méxico. >> vámonos ahora a la actividad de la copamx una decpecion el atlas fallan en mabos disparos, el atlante tenía la oportunidad de amarra el pase y lo cobra, venga la celbraicon hast aquí la información continuamos con más,gracias y ahora pasamos con guillermo quiroz, buenas noches guillermp. >> gracias qué tal buenas noches estamos haciendo historia en el mundo también por un cometa que se ha estado presentado desde el 6 de marzo que no va a regresar en miles de años a la tierra, esto es simplemente que es la parte centra del california y las temperaturas estupendas, agradables van a continuar así, a lo largo de

. >> reed hastings was late to netflix. you think of him coming up with the concept of returning a movie late. >> i'm sure he thought about it but no. there was another guy who worked for reed hastings who was about to get fired because the company was getting acquired. he said i'd like to start something amazon. reed said i'll give you about $2 million. while think were waiting for the merger to take place they just tossed around ideas. lay heard about dvds. when it came out an totally unscath unscathed, they decided this could be a business. >> i'm going to talk from personal experience. i'll keep it short. >> once upon a time. >> once upon a time. i used to use netflix religiously and then i stopped. was there a tipping point where a lot of loyal customers came left and came back. >> streaming or my mail? >> streaming. i stopped using mail altogether. streaming there's nothing. >> a lot of people complain about that. i would say to your question about quickster, people were turned off by that. >> the price hike. >> it go

hastings for bringing the policy for us. and the fact that it does not contain a veto threat is good news for you. they can be deeply concerned, as the language they use. they can be deeply concerned, but apparently in agreement with you they want to see the cr pass and into law, which is why i appreciate the fact you are not waging the kind of fight but i would perhaps wage if i were in your position on the affordable care act that one of these days we will have to have that, and i think those days are not too far off. it is interesting on the sequesters side, the moneys from the prescription drug user fee agreement that were hammered out in a bipartisan passion -- fashion, it is a mystery to me why these dollars, which are brought by industry to the food and drug administration to allow them to simply do their jobs, why those numbers have to be put into some holding account and not used. it does seem strange, and seems terribly inefficient to not use those dollars for the purposes for which there were intended, and i hope

and i am also speaking as a faculty services librarian at uc hastings to the law and we have the closest law library to the courts and we are no longer open to the general public and we refer many to the county law library and due to the same cuts we are no longer able to collect and keep the current information on the law practice materials. and they do not have access to what they collect. due to changes in electronic resources as we move to ebooks, we may be limited by the licenses to provide adequate access to resources to the members of the bar. as such, i want to state that we need adequate space for this county law library. and finally, although we all live in the age of electronic information, it is important to remember the role of the library is a place after the new library of san francisco public library was opened, the number of citizens using the library grew many folds, after the hastings law library was renovated the students who never set foot came to mingle and socialize and adequate space for the law library offers great potential to the lawyers, small law firms and th

the market street location has been closed from last march from my understanding and hasting is no longer allowing the public to use the public library and to believe that the city that hosts the 9th kir circuit is not going to have a public library available to look at laws that are governing just astounded me. so i am listening to these attorneys and these para legals and i am like wow, if we are having problems who am i to stand here and say look is this something that no one else is seeing? this should be our constitutional right, our legal accessibility to look at these laws, whether i have a computer or not. (inaudible) thank you very much for letting me speak. >> thank you. >> next speaker, please? >> my name is charles renthrew and i speak from a different perspective than those who are sole practicenysingers, i have been fortunate to build a very large law firm and a u.s. district court judge and i had access to wonderful libraries and the libraries are sometimes the back bone of the law because it contains what has happened, and what should happen is also, contained in those lib

inform your haste you don't want to end up speeding too. once again conditions here heading in we're going to get two to-to-four inches. the snow level is going fall and going to get interesting tomorrow. folks coming up here, prepare for winter. we got a break but are going to get a taste of winter right here in the next 24-48 hours. >> dave, thank you. >> you know jeers are anxious for the snow. but this storm is on its way. >> yes. sandhya patel is here now. >> we need the snow up there. it's coming. i'll show you right now what it looks like from doppler perspective. you can see where rain line is. we are getting rain around where we are here. hundredths of an inch measured so far. some light returns that the hour. fish rock at this point is going to continue to spread across the entire bay area. here is what is coming up. we have snow towards sierra nevada. they will be getting 10-20 inches. here is a live. you can see clouds gathering. rain is on the way here. in the 50s, 56 degrees in san francisco. this is a view from lake tahoe tv

was it the right thing or do or not, what were his real motivations, let's bring in michael hastings,rnalist for rolling stone buzzfeed, long resumÉ. good to have you here. >> thanks for having me. >> cenk: first of all let me show you a piece of the tape so everyone remembered what it was. >> it was a huge moment in the election. >> romney: 47% who believe they are victims and the government has a responsibility to care for them, who believe that they're entitled to healthcare, food, housing, you name it. but that's entitlement and the government should give it to them and they will vote for this president no matter what. and so my job is not to power about them what i have to do is convince the 5% to 10% of the center that are independent. >> cenk: how important was that tape? >> it was huge. it literally--i interviewed the moment for america about that moment. when he heard about the news, they ran it through the office and said, oh my god joel, mitt romney just called 47% of americans dead beats. you got to be kidding me. overnight in the days following romney lost four points of

de ley ser apresentada en abril y si es promulgada las personas en california podrán decir saludf hast y la ciudad incirtio 44 mil dólares y gastara 22 mil dólares para mantenerlos y las autoridades advierten a los padres de familia que podemos tener unas sustancias quimicas enlas casas y es muy peligroso para los jovenes . >>> ellos muchas veces sfren presiónes. >>> y hay extremos que una joven de 12 años quedo en coma y murió trabajadores inalar un gran resfigerante. >>> entreellos dicen que es un entretenimiento rápido y barato y arta muerte y al interior hay en el alcance y los adolescentees. >> > y ustedeses se pueden quiemar la boca la garganta daño cerebral y al corazón. >>> en una unidad enrrejada y llaves y también es crucial el consejo de los padres. >>> mucha comunicacion y el peligro en las escuelas. >>> yo le digo que solo los quieren poner en peligro. >> > y piden llevar al taller miles de vehículo en marca onda y podrían tener una falla peligrosa. (♪ ♪). grados (♪ ♪). la compañía automotriz onda está llevando a los vehículo arreglandolos y estos vehículoes están con prob

nosotros y ahora ya lo sabe y a buscar huevos en la humedad y saben apartir de mañana por la tarde y haststan soñando mientras que epara al américa es seguir dando peldaños ya un no han logrado salir vcitorioso y será espcial ya que estaran para la máximo y ahora quien dijo y mencionar la playera amarilla y contestaron de la siguiente manera. >> > y ahora están en el club más graxdne y están de cualqier manera. >> > y pues no todos son impresendible s y también la chilindrina alvartexz tendrá que estar fuera porlo menos 3 semanas y hbalando del barza tito volvio con l apractica por ,más de 2 meses . > >> y los tigres le dieron 180 milloens al lanzaron y esto es todo ele marivilloso mundo del deporte. >> > y muchas gracias y cuando regresemos les mostraremos las dramaticas imagens de la golpiza ya regresamos . una pelea entre dos niñas causo conmiocion. > >> el

. >> > y cuando se habla con afrodisiaco puede ser controversial y hast aavces un tabÚ y ahora la doctora tiene ciertos quÍmicos con ciertas funcioens quimicas con un rendimiento szexual mejor. >>> yaora vamoso con un chef en el mes del amor para que estos incredientes le den mÁs deseo sexual . >>> aquí estÁn los esparragos que va ben con epescado y la albaca con la burata italian ay a pesar que muchos lo niegan y crerlo o no ya es un problema personal y ahora estamos con un hecho que estamos con el resulatdo . > >> y estÁ con esta sustancia que si la ingiero estarÁ con estÉ ser y en sino exist e y estÁ mas con el imaginario. > >> y ahora agregamos una fresa y baÑaada ben estÁ bien en cocolate y estamos con champang y ahora tenemos un martini tomate amarill oy tenemos un lemon de berry y el bluberry que sabe mucho y el factor de ser sexy y sentrise asÍ y tenemos derecho a expresarnos a travÉs del cuepo y en estÁ danza erotica en yn otor y estÉ lo llevo dentro mio y de cualquier manera estÁn jugando con un papel determinante y ahora si hoy se me ocurriÓ y servir la ostra y de portes fresas

when we come back, i'll talk to michael hastings, a c.i.a.nt that went from some of the worst programs we've ever run to a crack addiction, to sex charges et cetera, as bad as it got in the dark days that that dick cheney. we'll explain all of it when we come back. (vo) she gets the comedians laughing and the thinkers thinking. >>ok, so there's wiggle room in the ten commandments, that's what you're saying. (vo) she's joy behar. >>current will let me say anything. cenk: we're back on "the young turks." the c.i.a. station chief in algiers between 2007 and 2008, sounds good so far right? things took a disastrous turn. >> the c.i.a. station chief in algiers, andrew warren, a 41-year-old convert to islam has been accused of rape by two algerian women and ordered out of the country by the u.s. ambassador. cenk: he was recalled by the c.i.a. in 2008 and fired in 2009. abc has more. >> the women, independent of each other both said they felt the violent onset of nausea after consuming drinks prepared by warren. one woke up the next morning: >> the s

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he says, you said delay for 38's sake would be a mistake, i agree, but haste is even more dangerous possibly. two members of the gang of 8, chuck schumer and jeff flake, expressed optimism this morning. listen. >> so this is a majojor major obstacle overcome. as senator rubio says, we said we wouldn't come to final agreement until we look at all of the language. he's correctly point outing that language has been fully drafted. >> we're much closer with labor and business agreeing on this guest worker plan. that doesn't mean we've crossed every "i" or dotted every "t." we're closer certainly. >> the white house is also optimistic, a spokesman saying the president continues to be encouraged by progress being made by the senators. we look forward to seeing language once it's introduced and expect it to move forward. the agreement assures workers would be paid no less than minimum wage. the bill could be introduced in a next few weeks. >> thanks so much. >>> now more on the immigration deba debate. he just heard from democratic senator chuck schumer brokering the deal between u.s. chamber of com

that, i would like to introduce our appointie who we will swear in tomorrow and have that done in haste so we can get on with the production of the city. may i introduce katie tang. [ applause ] >> good morning, everyone. i guess the suspense is over now. i want to thank everyone for being here today. all the community members, members of the city family, members of the board standing behind me, my parents. my partner justin, but i especially want to thank mayor lee forgiving me the opportunity to represent the district 4. i also have to be completely honest here. this is a very bitter sweet moment for me, as someone who has lived in district 4 for over 20 years, i'm happy to represent the district that i grew up in, but on the other hand as a district 4 resident i'm sad to see supervisor chu leave as my supervisor. everyone says that work is work and you have to separate your personal life from your work life. for me especially in the past five years, work is very personal . when i first started working in district 4, people came to the office and wanted to rebuild the playground. i re

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phillip congatonda went to law school and graduated hastings law school but never actually practiced law. he became the first chronicler of the japanese american experience and is credited with broadening the japanese -- broadening the definition of theater by bringing jap needs american stories to stages all across the country. he has collaborated with the most diverse american theater venues, from large mainstream houses to the most experimental venues to african american ethnic cally specific theaters reaching extraordinarily diverse audiences. from here to japan, his acclaimed sisters, maximoto premiered in 2005. in the last couple years he worked with camposanto on a

. >>> now, we take you back to the vatican where hast hour pope francis gave his first easter blessing as pope. cnn international correspondent jim bitterman is in rome. jim, how does his message today set him apart from pope benedict? >> well, i think one of the things he's done in this message, in this easter mass today was shorten things quite a bit. probably the shortest easter mass i can remember. less than an hour and a half long. the pope has made it clear in the first public outings since he was elected. he likes to keep things short. that sits very well with the crowd. one of the things that he did in his blessing today was modernize his extension of blessings and wishes for peace around the world to include some of the modern conflicts, including not only the middle east conflict in syria, those are things that benedict xvi pointed to last easter. conflicts haven't been solved but add aing nigeria, the korean peninsula and saying that these are places in the world that finding a peaceful solution is absolutely necessary. he said they wish peace to a world that was torn apart

program will be moderated by a professor geoffrey hazard, a distinguished professor of law at uc hastings. the professor is a leading expert in the field of civil procedure of legal ethics and is good at asking questions. it is my pleasure to introduce our very special guest, stephen zack, president of the american bar association. with nearly 400,000 members, it is the largest volunteer professional membership organization in the world. mr. zack is the first hispanic american to serve as the president and the second to be born abroad. he was only 14 when his family emigrated from cuba under harrowing circumstances, including last minute detention by the secret police. he made it here. in two lines -- and two lines come to mind when i think of him. "this is my country, land of my choice. this is my country, here i found voice." what a voice it is. he earned his aba at the university of florida and he is now in their hall of fame. he is a partner in the miami office of the national law firm. his clients range from former vice president al gore to philip morris, to the national geographic s

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the university of california hastings college of law looked at the legislation. their initial evaluation, yes, there were some streamlining of c-e-q-a, but all in all, the curtailing of public participation and the ability of public officials to be making well informed decisions was weakened. consequently, there has been another piece of legislation brought forward which i have not read. it was looked at by many, many others besides the ones who were at the meeting. thank you. >> next speaker, and i'll call some more names. tess well born, lori linder man, kirsten [speaker not understood]. [speaker not understood]. raymond holland, rebecca evans. >>> good evening, commissioners, i'm kierste he n [speaker not understood]. i appreciate your time this evening. i want to first applaud the efforts of the supervisor and his staff to tackle this problem that has been plaguing all of us, which is a lack of clarity and transparency in the process. it's not easy and i also want to thank him for the number of meetings that he held with our community. that said, san francisc

were convicted and they went down and they were sentenced to imprisonment and almost with indecent haste they were allowed to appeal this but it's and they were acquitted and the word for a friend of mine who was in the then in those days in the serious fraud office rang me up and he said to me. the woods come down from on the hard way will never ever be any more prosecutions against institutions like blue or it's not going to happen it's too embarrassing ok so the government is complicit in beheadings in mexico and they laugh about it and that's absolutely unconscionable they should resign immediately or walk off the bourses a plank you know bourse as mayor's office or as a plank they can just they can top themselves ceremoniously and get rid of themselves from the public view but. just to be clear we're not saying that the man in the state the cop on the street is the blame to be blamed for this they have a job to do they do their job they can i get the job that they get handed to them from the higher ups that's a crime but the higher ups are talking about the cops on the street and al

i'm a professor at hastings law school. i work in our civil justice clinic and a part of that is our community of economic development clinic which has been providing legal assistance to the san franciscans for health care housing, jobs, and justice. following up what comments have been made during the board discussion and also by my colleagues from the coalition, i want to emphasize that there is a great need for continuing input from in the monitoring and implementation of this agreement from community groups and that wisely our development agreement ordinance foresees this, envisions this. it specifically has provisions that provide for what are called collateral agreements and it anticipates that people who assigned those agreements will come from community coalitions. those agreements can be signed with the city itself, a particular city office. they can be signed with cpmc. they can be signed with them jointly. i urge you in the fashioning of the development agreement to envision a very specific role on select issues

haste had harris had an amazing night. he scored 36. the two-handed slam to cap things off.ry. the crowd, they crush the court. virginia pulls off the upset. of course, coach k not too happy about the fans storming the court there in charlottesville. >> it's not all fun and games when people are rushing a court, especially for the team that lost. again, congratulations to them. they should have fun and burn benches and do all the stuff that they -- you know, i'm all for that. great school, great kids. but get us off the court. >> sarcasm. burn the benches. reports say the duke team had a very hard time getting to the locker room after the game, that coach k had to be restrained after things got heated with some of the virginia fans. >>> more from college basketball. a couple of very traditional programs are jurnds going a makeover for march madness. ucla, notre dame, kansas, louisville, baylor, and cincinnati will all wear these new adidas uniforms for the tournament. adidas, who approved these shorts? as you can see, the jerseys feature short sleeves and the shorts are rem

phillip congatonda went to law school and graduated hastings law school but never actually practiced law. he became the first chronicler of the japanese american experience and is credited with broadening the japanese -- broadening the definition of theater by bringing jap needs american stories to stages all across the country. he has collaborated with the most diverse american theater venues, from large mainstream houses to the most experimental venues to african american ethnic cally specific theaters reaching extraordinarily diverse audiences. from here to japan, his acclaimed sisters, maximoto premiered in 2005. in the last couple years he worked with camposanto on a fist of roses on male violence and an orchestral composition. many of his plays are collected in month more cherry blossoms published by washington press. among his awards are the civil liberties public education fund and lila wallace reader's digest award. phillip is also a respected independent film maker whose film recently premiered at sundance, but we're here to talk about his upcoming production, after the war

coming up we had to our washington studio for breaking the sat with haste that's next here not. a you're an investigator been emerson has decided to not let the sins of the recent past go he's demanding that the u.s. government release documents about the cia's program of addition and secret detention of suspected terrorists and recent believe that there is now credible evidence that shows that cia black sites were used to extradite suspected terrorists with neither charges nor access to a lawyer you know nothing says protect a democracy like snagging people in foreign countries without even charging them with a crime this huge investigator may have good intentions but the thing is that no matter how much he and his u.n. pals urge the u.s. to prosecute officials connect with torture or expose classified information they really have no power to do anything if you haven't noticed the un is very happy to section and punish certain countries birdie if you out there are naive enough to think that they will sanction the usa or send a peacekeeping mission to stop the human rights viola

spam group thanks to our new video agency rep who we earlier managed to talk to spend all of come haste a spokesman for the hackers he says of the scale of the strike is being exaggerated by cloud flare a company that promotes internet security. there's no program. they don't garner some issues it's the woman you're going to refer well where it's basically all of that love. and all the. they try to make it seem like the entire law on the internet exchange of them going into another exchange went down because of that but this is not. just in the traffic they are the result of. the. software that makes them. basically zero zero zero as a straight line because it gooden's down soft enough. that holdren he's the director of security and research at networks the cyber security company says the border between morally questionable and dried criminal activity is still remains blurred on the internet certainly as to how the internet should be used we do know of course that the majority the internet it's used for you know perfectly reasonable and legal revenue generation and we know there's also

coming up we had to our washington studio for breaking this that with haste. jorge rios an argentinian student at seventeen other similar students from foreign countries all paid a private company between twenty thousand and four thousand dollars so that they get to take part in a u.s. state department work study program he was promised forty hours of work per week at a common fast food restaurant with a decent salary but the reality he claims was quite different he was actually only given around four hours of work per week but was expected to be on call twenty four seven like a surgeon i guess in case of some burger emergency he says he was forced to live in accommodations that were provided by the restaurant real six plane that he had to sleep in a child sized bunk bed in a basement with seven other people in filthy conditions and for this service he had to pay the restaurant three hundred dollars a month overall real swallowed up paying the burger joint to work for them what a way to not make a living though the story sounds funny on the surface many foreig

be catastrophic, two makes it more efficient in terms of checkpoint surplus and three address the hast el factor. >> the hassle factor? is it less of a hassle if i can bring my knife with me? the tsa says you can bring a small knife and other possible weapons on planes. it remind me of this classic. claer >>> oo i got a get out of here. i got a get out of here. >> less hassled in the airport a compromise for our safety? mike gallagher joins me in new york city and civil rights attorney my old friendly owe terrell joins us from la. good morning, gentlemen. >> what do you think, mike? >> knives on a plane. the world has gone bonkers. in a week where tsa admitted they had an under cover agent get to board a plane with an improvised explosive device, a dummy device. went through two tsa officers and got on the plane this is not the time to start allowing people to have the parade people are knives and wrenches and hammers and clubs. i think we ought to be cracking down not going in the other direction. >> you know how many times i had to cut that chicken with a plastic knife and the knife

professor rory little - with the hastings school of law, says, it is very unusual for presidents to takeide in a case before the high court. especially this president. in other news developing the alameda creek, which runs through union city. the skull fragment was found near nevada court. this is video taken by our partners at abc 7 news, and you can see sheriff's department investigators searching the creek for more clues today. several animal bones were found. but no other human bones were discovered during the search. sgt. j.d. nelson alameda county sheriff's department this is a unique situation because alameda creek is the sheriff's department jurisdiction but it runs right through the heart of fremont and union city. so, we're going to have to work in conjunction with them and see if they have any missing persons outstanding and go from therealong with other counties because alameda creek runs a long ways so this could have been washed down stream over a period of years. the sheriff's department says, the skull fragments are not native american, and most likely are that of a grown

we have michael hastings on a breaking report on a cia officer that was addicted to crack -- and youto know about crack. [ laughter ] >> what is crack? >> nothing. it's something on the sidewalk. and then we got 3-d printer technology where you can print guns, medicine. i think it's insane. and the thunder doma too in the supreme court. >> michael: all right. cenk thanks so much. as we sort through our basketball picks we can't help but wonder how politics plays into our obsession with sports. there is a proposed ban on all current and future trademarks that use the words "redskins" that refer to football teams. the act wouldn't man the use of the word "redskins" it would strip it's trademark protection and in the world of the nfl a hit to the wallet may be more effective than the hit to the heart. a las vegas democrat has offered a way to make it legit. he introduced a bill to legalize betting on federal elections. he said it was quote, simply to make money for the state. but tic if we allow gambling on elections, i worry about the bad influence all of the money and shady characters

hastings threatened by rahm emanuel. the david plouffe tweet.r asking president bam a question using the sock puppet. the media is lapdog. they are so happy to be in the room. when they are ushered out of the room the other day, okay, we'll leave. do your thing. >> kimberly: they know bad things will happen if they don't step in line. >> bob: huge story, republican or not, democrat or not, if they threat on the drop a column or would haven't a white house press pass, that is absolutely -- >> greg: you are saying that davis is lying? >> bob: no. >> kimberly: this is coming from democrats, bob. >> bob: this is coming from his editor at theway. , right wing newspaper. >> dana: he was a reporter for the "washington post" and a.p. was he a right winger in those times? >> --then he went to work -- >> bob: i have no idea what he was at the a.p. hi asserts that the white house said you have to drop a column, huge allegation. huge. >> dana: what tells you it's not true? because it's a huge allegation, why do you think it's not true? >> kimberly: this is

the initial report hasted to left lanes blocked.ng to build up on 1 01 north bound. >> the chp is cracking down on drivers who are waiting along the side of the freeway and the bay bridge toll plaza. they are doing this to save a couple of bucks because of the fear change that kicks in at a certain time. we will now go to jackie sissel . >> the question is if you are willing to pay a hundred dollar fine just as say $2. this is the case out there. the chp stated that they will start to crack down. basically, from 5:00 a.m. to 10:00 a.m. you would pay an extra $2. the price is $6.70 $4. at about 9:55 a.m. you start to get people pulling over on this side of the road and they do put their flashers on. that wait until $10 so that they can save $2. if this is against the law and the chp will start to crack down on them. it will be between 100 to $200 for the fine. they stated that when people are stopping on the side door of the commute hours it is just on saying that that will start to crack down on them. is $2 really worth it? >> i hav