a lot of the young residents in east palo alto. >> reporter: the mayor was elected this week by her citycil colleagues and says she wants to change the perception that this is a crime ridden city. a label east palo alto has carried for decades. >> i also hope for crime to be down, and more job opportunities for our city. >> she's an experienced council member, community advocate, resident i think that's what people look at. that's what they looked at when they voted for her. >> reporter: martinez is a director of afterschool programs for an east palo alto charter school. she grew up in this city and is well known. >> i believe that laura is the kind of person that has compassion and enthusiasm to bring new ideas. >> and relates to community and our young folks in the community. >> any higher political ambitions? >> it's possible, i thought about it. i am interested in running for reelection in 2012. >> reporter: mayor laura martinez will serve for one year and says she will make best use of that time to serve her city. live in east palo alto, lloyd lacuesta. >>> there is a labor dispute

a lot of the young residents in east palo alto. >> reporter: the mayor was elected this week by her cityeagues and says she wants to change the perception that this is a crime ridden city. a label east palo alto has carried for decades. >> i also hope for crime to be down, and more job opportunities for our city. >> she's an experienced council member, community advocate, resident i think that's what people look at. that's what they looked at when they voted for her. >> reporter: martinez is a director of afterschool programs for an east palo alto charter school. she grew up in this city and is well known. >> i believe that laura is the kind of person that has compassion and enthusiasm to bring new ideas. >> and relates to community and our young folks in the community. >> any higher political ambitions? >> it's possible, i thought about it. i am interested in running for reelection in 2012. >> reporter: mayor laura martinez will serve for one year and says she will make best use of that time to serve her city. live in east palo alto, lloyd lacuesta. >>> there is a labor dispute involvin

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. >> oakland mayor jean kwan held a news conference to say her city has a plan to keep the teams wheree. now, there is word the warriors may want to relocate to san francisco. laura anthony is live at the oakland coliseum tonight. >> jean qan reminding the public and a's her city has what it takes to keep the team here and sent a message to the other sports f

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. >> mayor signals she is ready for a tough fight to keep the oakland a's in her city.are live with the new plans revealed today that the mayor hopes will make the team stay. >> reporter: a lot of a fans want their team to stay in oakland so today the mayor and other leaders reminded them and major league baseball they are work on two possible sites to build a new ballpark bfor the a's. oakland city leaders want to keep their team at home. +%"? the cole such into a sports and entertainment complex. >> entertainment, shopping. >> reporter: similar to the one around the staples center. a second possible site would be near jack london square. >> a site that works on the waterfront. we have a plan to get the ballpark open by 2016 and we just need a party on the other side of the table. >> breporter: a spokesman said our main focus is on building a new ballpark in san jose. 7ñxi@x owners. that gives some fans hope. since the a's started talking about leaving three years ago the t-shirts have been big sellers. >> it's because they are a fans but also oakland fans. >> reporter

oakland mayor says she's talked with warriors and her city, lrx wants to keep the a's, adding there are two sites in oakland one near jack london square to serve the team's needs. 50 there is more still to come tonight at 5:00. a daring burglary in a peninsula big box store, thieves targeting one of the hottest gadgets on the market. >> i'm spencer christian in the accu-weather forecast center. how clear will skies be in the morning for viewing the full lunar eclipse? i'll have the answer in the accu-weather forecast coming up. >> and generosity for a 5-year-old cancer patient. qlerts to santa that helped makes wish come through. the news continues in on >> closed captioning brought to you by mancini sleepworld. >>> a security camera captures thieves breaking into a best buy store to steal ipads. now, sheriff deputies hope that video will help them catch a crook. a man use aid pry car and at least two men dashed for the display last night, then drag td a locked case, holding more than $100,000 worth of ipads through a fire exit and into a waiting vehicle. >> the virginia tech shooter be

. >> reporter: this woman wants it in her city. >> they can't do that in san francisco? >> reporter: the plan will be implemented immediately but the full board does have to vote on it. the city council will vote on this in january. live in oakland, sal castaneda, ktvu news. >>> today san francisco announced millions of the dollars worth of city improvements to be funded from bond sales. the construction projects total $325 million. they include improvements to seven city parks, also seismic retrofitting of 18 neighborhood fire stations. the bulk of the money $248 million though will go to paving and repairing streets. >> this is really our way of creating jobs for our city and making sure that we are continuing economicically strong. >> reporter: the mayor's office says the projects will create more than 2,000 jobs within the next year. >>> san francisco supervisors approved a resolution today to encourage the county to limit the use of local money to enforce federal immigration policies. under the u.s. secure communities program, immigration officials asked local jails

. >> reporter: she's finally seeing her business flourish and she wants the seem for her city. >> it's so long overdue for that. >> reporter: she's scheduled a runway show to display her clothing line. he says she wants only local talent to model the clothes. traci grant, nbc bay area news. >>> thank you very much. burger king having it mcdonald's way and jumping on the mcdonald's band wagon when it comes to happy maleals. they will charge ten cents for the extra plastic toy. they are using the money to build a ronald mcdonald house. burger king hasn't decided what to do with be money. >>> angry parents made a last stand this week trying to dissuade school trustees from changing the calendar. they will move up the school year by two weeks and hold m finals before the christmas or winter break. before students would return in january and take their finals. some worry that loading examines into the month would be too stressful. the change is expected to start next area. many have made the switch to pre-holiday finals. >>> can the state do what occupiers cannot? let's check in with soctt

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most of all i want to thank you thank you supervisors, all 11 ♪ ♪ and she loves tehe free fresh city wind in herd and it's damp she fixes supervisor chambers here she has a handicapped ramp ♪ ♪ and it seems that's why the city lady is a champ it's going to be great i can hardly wait that's why the city lady is a champ ♪ ♪ my kind of town the city is my kind of town it has the 100th anniversary symphony jazz it has everything more each time i roam it's calling me home one town that won't let you town it's my kind of town ♪ thank you. >> next speaker. >> i am here to address these 60 people that will be evicted illegally from their homes tomorrow. sentences go alone has 16,000 homeowners facing foreclosure. it undermines economic recovery and increases crime, like, and reduces taxes adding financial drain on an already overburdened system. we're asking for a holiday moratorium on evictions and homeowners. our goal is to end the legal foreclosures and evictions, put families and individuals into vacant and illegally bank-seized properties. it will rebuild the economy was due process of seeking loan

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i have had a chance to work with her briefly as the city administrator and got excited about her new directorship still and things that gavinned talk todd me about. we need to get back to the wonderful film history we have in the city. that is one of those things i want to make sure we do, to resurge that ever. so i am going to be a big supporter of the film industry and particularly this type of innovation here, this thing baitor where you have independent film makers and documentaries coming together. the city can come together here, and we have helped to find space and worked with a land leonard named craig. is craig here tonight? if anybody says he is craig, we thank him because he has given us a great deal here. and also doing it in a way in which it compliments the district here in the tenderloin. i want to thank the v.b.d. are you here? where did you go? >> here. [applause] >> ok, thank you. i am excited about revising and resources and making sure we support our independent film makers, our documentary film makers. we have a lot to talk about. i am also excited about some of t

. >>> oakland mayor jean quan is making a pitch to keep all three professional sports teams in her city as the warriors entertain an offer from san francisco. kwan said she has private funding ready to go to create coliseum city, a retail complex near oracle arena. oracle is the oldest arena in the nba, one reason why they could move across the bay. >> what you have now is two arenas with nothing around them. we are look at more hotels, retail. >> the fan expectation is in a we will have to have a new playing facility. >> the warriors are looking at land near at&t park. another possible location is south of jacqueline square in oakland. >> police hope security cameras can help lead them that security cameras lead them to $100,000 of ipads stolen from best buy. it was at the best buy in san carlos before midnight thursday. they ran right to the ipad display. >> they knew where they were stored. quickly got to them, removed them and left the store. >> these are at least two to three or more people that are very well-trained and knew what they were doing. >> they dragged a large, locked di

. >>> oakland mayor jean quan is making a pitch to keep all three professional sports teams in her city as the warriors entertain an offer from san francisco. kwan said she has private funding ready to go to create coliseum city, a retail complex near oracle arena. oracle is the oldest arena in the nba, one reason why they could move across the bay. >> what you have now is two stadiums in nothing around them. we are looking at more of an l. a. alive concept with retail, hotels. >> the fan expectation is in a we will have to have a new playing facility. >> the warriors are looking at land near at&t park. while san jose is moving forward with their new plans to secure a new a's stadium there. another possible location is south of jacqueline square in oakland for the a's. >> police hope security cameras can help lead them that security cameras lead them to $100,000 of ipads stolen from best buy. one man opened the front doors with a crowbar. it happened just before midnight on thursday. the thieves ran right over to the ipad display. >> they knew where they were stored. quickly got to them

motivates an even more for the london games and this is doing her winter training in a home in her home city of sheffield at the moment and is determined to get her hands on in the limpid gold after injury forced to miss out on the beijing games in two thousand and eight one of the main rivals will be the russian world champion chin over and is believes she can improve on her javelin which cost. and would love nothing more than to succeed in front of a home crowd. it would be an absolute dream to love hard work in a of these years and of see out the disappointment of the last olympics so it would mean absolutely everything for me to. bring everything together and get you know the team who have been around me in sheffield and supported me for a number of years. without madeleine really thank them and. russia hit fourteen goals without reply against the latvians under twenty's world championships going on in calgary at the moment russian skipper give gainey his next stop the star performer with a hat trick and six assists six assists the third in a row them for the russians after victories ove

today her parents will meet with city police. her death was ruled a suicide. but her family is hoping new information from an unrelated arrest will shed lights on what happened to their daughter. >>> and today former prince george's county executive jack johnson is expect to be sentencedch he pleaded guilty to extortion and wednesday and -- witness and evidence tampering e was convicted accepting cash and campaign contribution in exchange for helping developers secure millions in federal grant money. >>> a new grocery store is opening and it's much anticipated but it's a harris teeter store. and linda so is live this morning with a preview what have we can expect. linda. >> reporter: let me show you the area first. it's a new development called mchenry row. you've new bank opening, lots of other stores, and a four- story park garage and then the harris teeth earth anchor of the developmentch the store opened and the doors -- development. the store -- the doors open tomorrow. they will host a private event to show community members what they are about. doors wi

zitzelberger also testifies and is relieved to finally put an end to the crime spree that terrorized her cityho is going to be capable of this kind of crime. and i think that's what makes it scary, that it could be the likeable person next door or the person you work with. and yet they could be capable of this kind of crime, this kind of anger, violence. >> rhodes is convicted of first-degree attempted murder, kidnapping, and sexual battery. he then kays his plea in the other crimes to guilty and is sentenced to three consecutive life terms. in prison rhodes still hides a dark secret. the murder he committed in colorado in 1982. but a year after he gives a clue to detective zitzelberger the crime is finally solved. >> he did tell me about an incident when i was interviewing him that happened back in the early '80s. it was a girl that he had beaten her up badly and raped her. said he hadn't killed her. but he did mention colorado springs. and eventually, that information was passed out there. >> a colorado detective focusing on cold cases ties rhodes to the crime. three years after killing cyn

she says her in on irrational speech will focus on her continued efforts to grow the city now and in the future. swearing in ceremonies -- she said in her inaugural speech will focus on our efforts to grow the city. longtime state senator nancy jacobs says she may be the perfect -- perfect challenger for next year's election. senator jacobs said she thought about running for the second congressional seat 10 years ago but field for chances are stronger now with the bipartisan change in washington. the senator said she believes being a republican will not work against her. >> a lot of what i do is not partisan. i think because i have represented a strongly democratic area before, this is not going to be that much different. >> center jacobs says she will make a decision whether to run within the next three-four weeks. we contacted congressman dutch's office. a statement said, he always looks forward to the campaign process. there is some good news for the gop hopeful newt gingrich, now that herman cain has suspended his campaign. gingrich appears to be picking up some of cain's supporte

. >> mayor kwan wasn't even in her own city as she was getting heckled. >> came to san francisco for public forum where she faced very hostile crowd. lillian is here with the story. sounds like people in the audience completely ignored her request for civility. >>reporter: every time the mayor spoke, she was heckled or shouted down. it was a tough crowd. very different from other forum put on by the commonwealth club which trays to keep things respectful. this was supposed to be a civil discussion about the occupy movement. but for oakland mayor kwan it was anything but. some members of the audience who appear to be part of the occupy movement stood up with their become turn when she spoke and others interrupted her calling her a liar when she said downtown merchant lost business did during the occupation of frank ogawa plaz plaza. >> they lost 40 percent of the business during that time. >>reporter: on the panel itself kwan was out numbered. the mayor was the only city representative while 3 panelist protestors of the occupy movement. together they defened the decision to disrupt ope

. >> mayor kwan wasn't even in her own city as she was getting heckled. >> came to san francisco for public forum where she faced very hostile crowd. lillian is here with the story. sounds like people in the audience completely ignored her request for civility. >>reporter: every time the mayor spoke, she was heckled or shouted down. it was a tough crowd. very different from other forum put on by the commonwealth club which trays to keep things respectful. this was supposed to be a civil discussion about the occupy movement. but for oakland mayor kwan it was anything but. some members of the audience who appear to be part of the occupy movement stood up with their become turn when she spoke and others interrupted her calling her a liar when she said downtown merchant lost business did during the occupation of frank ogawa plaz plaza. >> they lost 40 percent of the business during that time. >>reporter: on the panel itself kwan was out numbered. the mayor was the only city representative while 3 panelist protestors of the occupy movement. together they defened the decision to disrupt ope

neighborhoods, create new jobs, and attract new people. >> the mayor does not plan to grow the city on herwn. to challenge her administration, the business community, educators, and entire families to buy into growing the city, while at the same time, embracing less government. >> this is a new way of thinking for some of us. it will require a leap forward in trust. >> she will need the help of some of the dignitaries who shared her stage. she wants the general assembly to car baltimore out of the cost of shifting teacher pensions. she stood up against the beverage lobby, encouraging city council to increase the bottle tax from 2 cents to 5 cents. the mayor appealed for a sense of urgency, just like during the civil-rights movement. leaders did not wait for government to act for them, she said. the word wait all mace -- almost always meant never. >> in the spirit of the do it now philosophy of the late -- >> it begins in earnest today, right now, baltimore. we can make it happen. >> in addition to the 10,000 families in teen years, there is a theme of one baltimore. to a primary challenger

her death. >>> baltimore city fred bealefeld was at a hearing on a program that they say back fired. they want answers from attorney general eric holder how operation fast and furious was run. agents followed illegal gun sales so they could track them. several guns ended up being used in crimes including the deathñrf an agent. high school teach are hasñr been arrested for havingxd sex with students. jeffrey robert sears was arrested this morning at glen burnie. he has taught there since 2006. the incidents took place on and off school ground. sears was removed from the classroom on november 1st after learning of a possible relationship with a student. >> this is the time for glen burnie to heal and be concerned about the students and the victims in this situation, so we need to heal. we need to come together. glen burnie has a rich tradition and we'll do that. >> sears has been charged with multiple counts of sexual abuse of a mean for. >>> there are plans to put more work -- money in worker's checks in harford county. jeff hager has more on this money mishap. >> reporter: 'tis the s

her leaves with two boxes full of food. but now, she is worried that will end. we have more on why the city wants to shut down her charity. >>> every wednesday morning, before dawn, willis hill and his wife tiny are up. unloading thousands of dollars of food on their property. preparing to feed as many as 300 families. >> and right here is where people start. they come in right here. >> for nearly two years, the hill foundation has run its weekly food give-away under the family's carport and say goods are donated from local farms or bought with their own money and they only ask recipients to donate five dollars. >> they line up. it is a line. if you come here at 7:30, it is a line. we give them cases of lettuce, and everything. and they just cry. >> but just before thanksgiving, they got this letter from the san joaquin environmental health department. the agency received a complaint the hills were legally distributing food from their home. but the hills say they have nowhere else to go. and despite the order to cease and desist, tiny says she couldn't close her doors on families looking fo

. >>> well, oakland's mayor concedes her city may be able to prevent more port shutdowns. r queen tells "the chronicle" the city would have to spend $500,000 and assign at least 500 officers. and she says that's probably not enough to keep the port open. >>> let's go back to kraig debro. he's on east 19th. water is shooting everywhere. what's going upon? >> reporter: yeah. the water is shooting 15, 20- feet in the area. he told me they had to shut off valves in four different directions. this apartment complex is located probably half a mile east and south of lake merritt. the earlier reports we had, it's been going on since about 4:00 a.m. it's now past 7:35. i talked to a gentleman and asked him house this was going on for and he said how long has what been going on for? he had no idea. you can see a lot of water flowing down the street here. the street is still open and then straight down 6th avenue, you see a pg&e -- east bay m.u.d. truck down there. that's got some kind of excavating equipment and if you look to the right, you can see they have the thing under control

city made of steel, the board of appeals is made of stone. make that happen in your home make it fast make it last make a good deal you can have it all her and your city life, make it happen, make your appeals happen make it happen you will make it all your life. what a city feeling keep appealin' make it real and make it happen what a city feeling and good luck appealing ♪ thanks. >> thank you. is there any other member of the public who like to speak? seeing none, we will move to item two, commissioner comments and questions. >> i do not want to make a big speech. actually, i do. i appreciated serving with commissioner tonya peterson and we will miss her intelligence and kindness and thoughtfulness. she really cared about the law and let the law guide her decision making. i was fortunate enough to work with her on rewriting the rules last year. and serve as vice president when she was president along with director gold seen -- goldstein and the deputy city attorney, we rewrote the rules together and it was a great experience for me. we were successful in our attempts to make them more fair and protect the due process. i just want to say co

her from office. mayor spoke publicly today for the first time since the city clerk gave the group the go ahead to begin gathering signatures to put pro pestal before voters. kwan says she will meet with support they are wednesday to come one strategy to keep her job. >> the city has a lot of important issues i think. recalls are did he advice i have distractiontive and hurt our initiatives but yes, i have to be prepared to fight for my job. >> we have beenen undated with people saying where cap i soon. whether can i get a petition. this thing has touched off discontent with the mayor all over the political spectrum. >>reporter: supporters of the recall have until may 14 to gather 20,000 valid signatures to gulf for next year november ballot. >>> some real progress to report tonight in bringing bart to the south bay. today transit officials took major action when they approved 7 72 million dollar contract to design and construct first phase of the bart extension. the first 10 mail stretch will go from fremont to berryessa in east san jose and generate 1 13,000 jobs. >> we see people out there in constru

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i understand she is going to leave the city to go down to her new job. most importantly, along with each and everyone of you, i'll just start by thanking all of you. we can introduce this legislation with all of you as sponsors. a resolution urging the park commission to renamed the speedway meadow. to all of us, he is the epitome of a true gentleman. someone who is a true san franciscan and someone for whom this city is far better off because of him and all he has done for all of us. obviously, we chose that because of bluegrass. the party he throws for his 200,000 closest friends. it is important that we pick something for those of us that remember the late '80s and early 90s, there is a great fear that the academy of sciences or going to leave golden gate park. he was a big part of all that was needed to keep those institutions there. branching beyond the park, i spoke to the supervisors about this. each one of you interrupted me and said, what about everything he has done for the school district? it is untold what he has done for all of the children

her from office. mayor spoke publicly today for the first time since the city clerk gave the group the go ahead to begin gathering signatures to put pro pestal before voters. kwan says she will meet with support they are wednesday to come one strategy to keep her job. >> the city has a lot of important issues i think. recalls are did he advice i have distractiontive and hurt our initiatives but yes, i have to be prepared to fight for my job. >> we have beenen undated with people saying where cap i soon. whether can i get a petition. this thing has touched off discontent with the mayor all over the political spectrum. >>reporter: supporters of the recall have until may 14 to gather 20,000 valid signatures to gulf for next year november ballot. >>> some real progress to report tonight in bringing bart to the south bay. today transit officials took major action when they approved 7 72 million dollar contract to design and construct first phase of the bart extension. the first 10 mail stretch will go from fremont to berryessa in east san jose and generate 1 13,000 jobs. >> we see people out there in constru

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