i would be remiss -- i believe it would be remiss of san francisco for this iconic city to fail in itslocal by not placing this as a critical element regarding any advocacy modifying legislation. the city of santos, has its work cut out for it. it must stand for all its residents. well certainly is committed to strong support immigration reform, it is apparent there will impose the inclusion of -- rather than excluding no one. from the lgbt perspective, this is going to be tough, and i submit to the city that they consider the following list of ideas which i have cryptically penned for this testimony. i have noticed that time has gone over, and i know how that feels, so i would just read one or two o

i would be remiss -- i believe it would be remiss of san francisco for this iconic city to fail in itslocal by not placing this as a critical element regarding any advocacy modifying legislation. the city of santos, has its work cut out for it. it must stand for all its residents. well certainly is committed to strong support immigration reform, it is apparent there will impose the inclusion of -- rather than excluding no one. from the lgbt perspective, this is going to be tough, and i submit to the city that they consider the following list of ideas which i have cryptically penned for this testimony. i have noticed that time has gone over, and i know how that feels, so i would just read one or two of them and make my testimony available in writing. the one that i would like to read which may add to what the professor had to say is, i think the city and county needs to form an urgent advisory committee and instruct a point person to work with our congressional representatives and senators to include promotion. that's send citizens to washington d.c. -- washington, d.c. they really do w

san francisco is a very iconic city. i believe that what happens here influences what happens elsewhere in this country. i believe that we can really show the rest of the world that caring about youth who don't have a lot of choices in life generally encourage others to do the same. no one tells the youth that they are going to become homeless until it is a done deal. no one told me my mom was going to pass away after i graduated high school. but because of programs, i am out setting up to go to college next year. it is a dream i could not see happen otherwise. i believe rules have been banned for worse reasons. >> i have a resident avenue independence. the marina district doesn't release support of -- support a lot of what is going on. i am starting to see them take a tour. and as a resident, i work for the department and the environment. i clean up a lot of the murals down there. and we were down their cleaning up some graffiti. they have given me an opportunity with the department of the environment to start pilot pro

icon. tales of the city. his book that was made do a city. he's here on his book tour. thank you very much. well, i would not have missed this evening for anything. you and i both know these things can be boring. not tonight. i like to read, since i'm back home from a tour. i would like to read the chapter that my editor wanted me to remove. i have to set it up for you. michael toliver is 55 years old. they have gone to florida because his mother has died. and they have been out to the rest home, to the bear bar in orlando. they meet a black bear, that is a husky african-american guy and the guy basically propositions them. proposes a three way. they decided he seems like a great guy. they tell him about their b and b. the innamong the flowers. it doesn't mean anything because it was camouflage night at the full moon saloon. we felt compelled to tidy up. and reaging toilet. you force him to shower. we stashed it in the closet. he grabbed a razor and headed for the stall. you better be faithful about it. it's down right inhospitable. he was dressed in a while, v-neck tee

. >> it's an icon in the city. i don't anticipate really having a problem with getting it. >> the cathedral has begun an aggressive campaign. >> well, today the jury will hear arguments of the fairfax woman hearing arguments of her granddaughter. she said that she did not know what she was doing when she dropped her off a sky walk last november. defense experts testified that she was diagnosed with depression. prosecutors say that she knew right from wrong and that she was acting out of anger for her son-in-law getting her daughter pregnant. she faces up to life in prison if convicted. >>> well, today aruban authorities will take a team of cadaver dogs back out to search for that maryland woman that disappeared two months ago. the first dogs turned up empty handed. the guy that she was with on the island, gary giordano, is still be held in jail. he denies any wrongdoing. >>> police are asking for your help catching the man who attacked a woman inside her kitchen. montgomery county police have released this composit

now, it has new movable walls, new bathrooms with icons or pictures of all of our city to welcome in and make sure the experience continues to be positive. our tourism sector is set to grow also with america's cup. 34th america's cup beginning actually next year and culminating in 2013. the initial projections show that that event will bring in 5.5 million visitors along with over $1 billion of economic impact to our city. we will continue to make sure that america's cup is focused on organizing on four basic principles -- resourced efficiency, environmental sustainability, strategic adaptability, and a positive legacy that whenever we do has a longer term out, and benefit to our city. everything from the environment to transportation, to moving people around, to making sure even the way we pick up trash and the way people behave will be long lasting legacies for them. along the area of development projects, last year, working with the board of supervisors, we approved a development of over 5 million square feet of commercial space. 24,000 new units of housing. that, combined with al

so far that's as thousands crowded into the iconic times square during the ongoing city campout against big banks that's already lasted almost five weeks what is loosely coming off was there. i'm here in times square in new york city where this was the scene of a massive standoff by the occupy wall street protesters who were here on a peaceful demonstration trying to take their message nationwide as other cities have joined in the protests now what we saw here was a massive standoff between the police and the protesters we saw all kinds of police officers out here riot police police on calgary we saw in fact york city police counterterrorism unit officers which was very confusing for the crowd again this was a peaceful demonstration several thousand protesters have marched here when we came here down to a forty six street we were essentially blocked off by the n.y.p.d. corralled in an area moved weren't able to move for several hours i saw several protesters arrested reportedly by the police department there was approximately seventy arrests three of them i witnessed right here on forty

they expect tomorrow for a march to take place on times square, a visible, iconic landmark in new york city. they hope as well people around the world will heed the call and join in similar protests all across the globe. >> and they're targeting times square because it is part of their anti-war protest that's blended into the movement. there's a recruitment station in times square and that's why they are there or plan to go there? >> reporter: what you're seeing is a convergence of so many movements. the core of this movement, occupy wallstreet, a great deal of frustration on the economic meltdown. many are young students, people laid off on multiple occasions, people frustrated with the bailout as you mention. what they're hoping for is that people from all walks of life with the grievances we just listed will heed that call tomorrow. we understand it is going to take place ending about 5:00 p.m. in times square, but it is expected to be a march that begins from different parts of the city. we will see some people start to go from the park, others from union square, making their way to tim

city and team. >> and there is perhaps the most iconic moment. captured by nfl films.0,000 fans proved to be one big family. >> my wife sat in the same seat for 11 years and watch the around her get married, children, watched the children go. and >> it was also home to major is 50 baseball and still dc united.] >> so many people walk through here. everyone at the memory of this place. >> i was there for all of those events and still remember the d.c. championship game, which set the attendance record. d.c. championship game, which set the attendance record. >> sta just got her flu shot, like a champ -- mom! taking on the master of disaster, the flu! it's the fight of the season! your flu shot's next, champ. let's do this. flu shots. every day. no appointment needed. most insurance accepted. get a $5vs gift card if you're not covered. find us s at minuteclinic.co. i'm jack, and i took the flu down. >>> harvest time at the white house. take of that is right. -- >> that is right. >> jennifer donna lynn was today's harvest. the food they harvest directly from the official

>> think it's kind of turned into maybe for the folks here in kansas city, a bit of an icon for the occupy people and i'm happy to have provided that backdrop for them. >> john, thank you so much for talking with us. >> you're welcome. >>> boxing robots knocked out the competition at the box office this weekend. hugh jackman's "real steel" took the top spot bringing in more than $27 million. george clooney's political drama "the ides of march" debuted in second place, just over $10 million. last week's number one, "dolphin tale" in third and "50/50" rounded out the top five. infinicel, that forms to your body and absorbs up to 60% more than kotex regular ultra thin. always infinity. this is not how witness protection works! when we set you up with that little hardware store we didn't intend for your face to be everywhere. but fedex office makes it so easy. not only do they ship stuff, they print flyers, brochures -- everything i need to get my name out there. that's the problem. now we need to give you a third identity. you're paul matheson. and you're gonna run your business into the grou

appeared outside steve job's palo alto home, at bay area apple stores and at the iconic cube shaped apple store in new york city apple fans around the world paid tribute including people in shanghai and tokyo. apple has set up a site to leave condolences, to get it to go to ktvu.com. >>> even i were in that crowd and we did believe, yes computers are going to be in every house and they're going to do a lot of good things for people but we had no real vision as to what things are like today. we had no idea how much it was going to change everything everyone does in life. >> and yet that's exactly what happened. consumers have fallen in love with their apple products and that includes the younger generation. >> the apple laptop because it's very good for home work and stuff. and for playing video games. >> reporter: coming up at around 5:40, sal castaneda explores america's love affair with apple including what the owner of a computer shop tells us what his customers are always begging him to do. >>> on storm watch today the bay area saw a little bit of everything. we saw intense downpours and sunny skies. but in

that is john carlos and tommy smith with their iconic black power salute on the podium for the 200 meters at the mexico cityames. as i say an iconic moment for the civil rights movement. now john carlos is out with a new memoir "the john carlos story the sports moment that changed the world" written with dave sirin and dr. john carlos and dave join us now. gentlemen, thank you for being here. >> it's an honor. >> great to be here. >> let me ask you about that day in mexico city. how long had you and tommy thought about that? how did that moment come to pass? how did you decide exactly what to do? we're going to wear the gloves and no socks and the rest of it? >> you know, it evolved from a two-year span from the initial attempted boycott up to the time we took the vote and then we went on from that point and decided that the boycott was said and done. we thought it was necessary to still make a statement. we came to the conclusion after the quarter semi was over, the race just before the final. and once we agreed upon the fact that we both had the same feeling and attitude about the situation, we began to l

iconic, he is suing to make sure no one else can cope them. he gave me a rare peak inside his studio where the magic happens. >> reporter: made famous by jennifer lopez and "sex and the cityouboutin is the shoe maker to the stars. a man who doesn't just talk the talk. he walks the walk. the designer behind those iconic red-soled shoes. >> you go ding and it trance firms the person from head to toe. >> they are on oprah, beyonce and the first lady of france. the dangerously high heels women literally fall for, because they are sexy. >> the element of seduction is always important. >> reporter: louboutin has a huge business, 44 boutiques in 19 countries. in september, he opened a men's store. this year alone, he sold 700,000 pairs of shoes. don't call them comfortable. >> this is the only compliment that has come out of the design, i would be unhappy. i have nothing against it but it is another thing i am sort of fighting for. >> reporter: so what are you fighting for? >> beauty that's different. >> reporter: louboutin shoes start at $395 and can skyrocket to $6,000. >> reporter: these are 4200 euros, nearly $6,000 u.s. why? >> why not. >> >> reporter: this is his laborator

. >>> they have been an iconic sign of the christmas holidays for nearly 80 years now. today, radio cityor the christmas spectacular. they practiced their high kicks in a manhattan studio. all the ladies have to be tall and similar in height between 5'6" and 5' 10 1/2." >>> a colorado mother is facing charges after being accused of letting her 9-year-old daughter drive. witnesses saw the young daughter behind the wheel twice last week. another child was in a car seat at the time. the mother is facing a number of criminal charges. >>> coming up, the family of a missing girl >>> police in missouri seem to have run out of leads in their search for baby lisa. their family hired a private investigators. peter alexander has the latest. >> reporter: this video reveals what lisa's mother was doing hours before he says her baby vanished from the crib. on this tape, a mile and a half from the irwin's kansas city home, bradley seen shopping with an unidentified man buying a box of wine, baby food and baby wipes. police have seen the tape and so far, it's produced no significant leads. on tuesday, i

@x@x@x@x@x@x@xx >>> an icon of a skyline being recognized as one of the greenest in the city.eiving a leadership in energy and environmental design certification today. it earned that lead award for increasing energy efficiency, decreasing west. the plant now produces about 75% of the electricity, 100% of heating as well as top water needs. >> and environmental group says green energy may be starting to make a dent on global warming. as vo kits for environment california say the pollution in 2009 were at the lowest level in almost 15 years saying converting to green can curve carbon dioxide as much as 20% by the year 2020 and create jobs for the state. one fourth of the jobs are here in california. and environmentalists say the future is bright for solar energy despite the collapse of solyndra. >> predicting a 24% increase in solar jobs next year, and just this past year, we saw ten times national average of growth rate. >> and environment california says retro fitting is the single biggest factor in reducing carbon dioxide emission autos still to come a mom taking on a neighb

revolutionary forces have surrounded the city and inside 5,000 fighters loyal to moammar gadhafi. >>> once iconicn as kodak is fighting to stay alive in a new business world. kodak hired a lawyer to help the company restructure but says bankruptcy is not on the table. kodak has been struggling to transition from film to digital technology and has posted only one year in the black since 2005. >>> and take a look at this photo right here. a small plane crashed into a ferris wheel at a fair in australia. you can see the plane just tangled in the middle there. it took crews about an hour to rescue four people including two kids at the ride. the pilot tells an australia television station he simply didn't see the ferris wheel. >>> funeral services for troy davis took place today in savannah. the georgia inmate was executed last week for the 1989 slaying of an off duty police officer. amnesty international is urging supporters to observe today as a day of remembrance. >>> and now overseas to italy. it's likely amanda knox is mentally rehearsing her words very carefully this weekend. she's appealing her

icon, now sits with the great landmarks in the nation's capitol. >>> the names of 89 fallen firefighters have been added to a national memorial. among the firefighters honor today, a baltimore city fire captain donald hubble. back in february 2008 the 42- year-old died after suffering a heart attack during a train drill at the city fire department's training acam my. national fallen firefighters memorial is honoring 72 who died in the line of duty from last year and 17 from previous years. >>> now the latest tonight on the search for an 11-year-old. police are searching two parks. annapolis regional park and little bennett regional park. he has been missing two weeks. the boy's mother was found dead wednesday night. curtis lopez was arrested and charged in the murder of the mother. >>> it looks like help is on the way to find lisa irwin. she was ten months old when she was reported missing october 4th. the national guard has been called in to lend a hand in the search. 25 guardsmen are crawling and searching for the infant. the guard is focusing on woods less than one mile west of the family's home. they are looking for clues that might have been overlooked on the previous searc

city's five apple stores. >> translator: i'm a systems engine engineer, so jobs was like a god to me. i'm sorry that i lost my icon. >> translator: i believe apple will be all right. because the spirit of jobs is instilled throughout the company. >> steve jobs was born in california. he founded his company in 1976 in silicon valley. his revolutionary products made personal computers more friendly and accessible, especially to young adults. his strategy created a worldwide personal computing boom. an internal conflict among executives pushed jobs out of apple in the mid 1980s. he was gone for nearly a decade. apple suffered a downturn. jobs surprised the world by making a comeback as the company's consultant. his innovative gadgets jobs created a splash in 2001 when he released the ipod music player. the device has changed how millions of people collect and listen to music. >> to succeed are people to come. sometimes they don't even want to start a company, they have an idea they want to get out, express out into the world. you have to be passionate about it because it's so difficult. >> jobs unveiled the iphone sm

city's five apple stores in shanghai. >> translator: i am a systems engineer, so jobs was like a god to me. i'm sorry that i lost my icon. >> translator: i believe apple will be all right. it is the spirit of jobs is instilled throughout the company. >> steve jobs was born in california. he founded his company in 1976 in silicon valley. his revolutionary products made personal computers more friendly and accessible, especially to young adults. his strategy created a worldwide personal computing boom. internal conflict among executives pushed him out of apple in the '80s. he was gone nearly a decade. apple suffered a downturn. he made a come back as a consultant. his gadgets successfully revived apple. the ipod music player changes how millions collect and listen to music. >> sometimes people don't want to start a company, just have an idea they want to get expressed into the world. you have to be passionate about it because it is so difficult. >> jobs unveiled the iphone smart phone in 2007. the ipad tablet computer followed in 2010. both became big hit products around the world. they introduced the new concept of the t

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