it's up to the mta but that is not stopping residents from focusing their ire on supervisor hsu. an uneasy vip about to get more uneasy thanks to a plan being proposed by the city. fony burbury shop carries rare print publications. it's on the busy stretch of polk street. they're thinking of doing a makeover. >> i remembered i was shocked when i heard that they're planning to remove parking i said what are they think something. >> what they're thinking is taking advantage of a planned major repave prog jekt to make the streets safer for all who use it. l requiring a reduction in metered spaces. >> in each proposal have a different amount of parking lots? or bike lane goesing in. but at this point they're just proposals. what we're doing now is listen together community to see what they want. and make sure we can get it right before muflg forward. >> this beauty company is a salon on polk. she says she's all for making streets more beautiful. she just wants the parking to stay. >> this is bad enough. it becomes harder. there is no way these businesses are going to survive. >> this

>> this pro yosal is coming from sfmta not from supervisor david hsu.there is a question about the level of controversy, a recall petition for supervisor hsu surfaced. it's not official. perhaps no one will sign it but says it's sponsored by voters of the district. they're mad because they believe he is supporting the plan to reduce metered parking on polk. he's said she's still o he hasn't made up his mind. there are 320 spaces on the 20 block street of poke -- polk street. the sfmta proposing a variety of ways to make streets safer for pedestrians and cars. the street is scheduled for a major repaving project and idea is to capitalize on it and give the busy corridor a makeover. mta says street had a high rate of accidents widening lanes removing some parking and adding parks could improve that but merchants say if parking goes way so will businesses. >> it will destroy our businesses we need the parking. >> what we need is more parking. it's not less parking. >> it's the most key parking spaces. >> i know that feed back will be taken into account for

. >> supervisors announced their support and hsu says he's set to introduce a bill in san francisco. >> i will be introducing legislation to for bid, prohibit the sale of single use plastic water bottles on city properties. >> the coalition says coca coalar using money and power fight them. >> though contribute to our national park system. >> american beverage association counters by saying they're a driving force behind efforts to increase recycling. >> consumers should be able to choose when and what they want to drunk. and so having bat watter in a bottle is important. >> most we spoke with said it would be a good idea to promote remuse useable container autos this makes perfect sense and would do good and would get rid of litter. >> it might be harder for tourists and people coming in because they probably don't have water bottle was them. >> calls were not returned and they're a leading maker of bottled water and a leading opponent to this movement. >> state regulators fining a waste dump for failing to sort small spills. the owner of the landfill kept records of 72 miner spills

supervisor hsu sponsored bills to curb the club violence. >> we thought numbers were going down but there have been indications it's not gone away. >> the supervisors gave the commission which regulates nightclubs power to act quickly every time there is trouble. saturday after the shooting the commission did just that. issuing a emergency suspension. >> we can now as opposed to 2009 do something immediately, bring people in to do something administratively without a fum blown hearing. >> club owner dz not respond to messages. police made no arrests in this case but tell us there is plenty of security video which investigators are reviewing now. it's snowing on the nation's capital tonight. there are dozens of people in line fr a chance at the 60 to 70 seats in the gallery of the u.s. supreme court taking up the issue tomorrow. of course the question before the high court is whether voter was outlaw gay marriage as we did in california or has it become a constitutional right. there is a rally scheduled in the castro district of san francisco to be follow bid a 7:00 march to city hall then

supervisor hsu sponsored number russ bils we thought numbers were going down but there have been indicationis is a problem not going away. >> after the suede shootings, the superviseors gave the entertainment commission power to act quickly every time there is trouble. saturday, after the shooting the commission did just that. under their new powers they issued an emergency suspension which closed the club for the rest of the weekend. >> we can now do something immediately bring people in to do something administratively without a full blown hearing. >> and again, owners have decided to close its doors for good. there have been no arrests in this shooting but we're told by san francisco police that there is plenty of security video which investigators are reviewing now. tonight a stern warning from mayor ed lee tonight club owners. >> san mateo county sheriff's department is warning residents of san carlos about a rash of residential burglaries. if someone answers the door the thief typically asks for directions if no one answers they break in and rob the home. >> family and friends remembe

. >>> tomorrow, david hsu will introduce a resolution. >> carolyn, thank you very much. a sunnyvale man faces homicide charges tonight after a triple fatal crash in daily city. a horrible accident. 28-year-old dennis macedo has been booked into jail. police say he was fleeing from the scene after he hit a car when his car side swiped another vehicle, killing 14-year-old, his brother and their mother. there is a growing tribute not far from the exit on highway 280. friends remember joswa as a motivated teenager. >> really good at soccer and was really smart. he tried his best. he wanted to go to college. >> amato's girl frintd was injured and is

they are taxing you with a hsu tax on any investment you sell north of $200,000 in profit. in other words, we have established a precedence for going after what you own. they just taken it to the next level in cyprus, going after the bank deposit accounts you have. so, not a very big leap. and speaking of things that aren't a very big leap, healthcare and the spending that doesn't stop, and apparently neither do the surprises. there's something in the law that is going to make you pretty sick, because when you have to click the form on a check lift for the procedures you might want to qualify for, there's also a little item about, do you want to register to vote? i kid you not. on a form about healthcare, a question about registering to vote. we, you decide, after this. what's droid-recognition ? understanding you clearly... what is the capital of zimbabwe ? ... the first time you ask with the google voice search. the droid razr maxx hd by motorola. droid recognition. droid powerful. it's not what you think. it's a phoenix with 4 wheels. it's a hawk with night vision goggle

something to which we're not immune here because with the healthcare law, there's the medicare hsu tax on selling real estate and x amount. so we already have that built in. so the -- i'm not saying the next stop is the depositor tox but we do have asset tax. >> absolutely there has been talk about the consumer financial protection bureau taking control and oversight of 401k accounts so they can make sure people aren't being ripped off. if you undermine the whole idea of savings, we already have a nationy we're not saving enough for retirement. all we need to do is undermine our financial system as well and it's just disaster on the way. >> neil: i'm not happy. if you don't watch fox business, she's going to come with her best-selling book and force you to read it. >> a fox news alert. the white house easter egg roll is not at risk. why there is an excess warning we're all about to get scrambled most people think that after an accident, you'll have to pay five hundred bucks for your deductible. the truth? at allstate, you could pay zero. allstate gives you a hundred dollars off your de

number three, no information on the largess showered on afts comer hsu shall fund fundraising staff and board. so i just a position -- juxtapositioned that to later on in the book -- page 205 -- you say, social investors should focus solely on impact. so that's -- these are the two sides. but i think when i read between the lines, you're also saying, and at other points you're saying that it's critical that an organization have good fiscal management, good oversight by its board. there are a number of implicit things that need to be in place, and i think -- i think i sent you some of the materials we have been working on. our premise is that certainly we agree that results and effectiveness and measuring that is the most important thing. no dispute. but there are at least two other critical pillars, if you will, or elements that need to be in place because if they're no in place, you're not going to have long-term impact. one of them is the question of the financial management and health of the organization, bus if it's not financially healthy, the results today will be gone tomorrow po

i am heidi hsu, president of world affairs council washington and it's my pleasure to welcome me to the world affairs council domain of world affairs today. thank you for joining us for a discussion with ian morris, author of "the measure of civilization." ian morris is a professor of classics and professor of history at stanford university. a british foreign archaeologist classicist and historian looks for broad pattern and overall shapes and history that cannot millennia, not election cycles, which is a more common timeframe in this town. and churchill is reported to have said the farther backward you, come on the further forward you are likely to see. in this case, dr. morris will help us look into the future because he begins with the last ice age and from their societies east and west. this follows on his 2010 award-winning talk and that they reveal about the future. the intersection of technology and geography and the number of western notch printers in the 18th century that propel the last rise to power in an 18th century and the development of nuclear weapons in the computer in