i look forward to hearing the next iteration of this approach. >> thank you. i was going to send it back to committee. i do agree that we owe it to supervisor mirkarimi to vote up or down. i'm happy to vote on this position. >> any further discussion. >> on item 23 -- >> aye. >> aye. >> aye. >> no. >> no. >> aye. >> no. >> no. >> aye. >> no. >> no. >> there are five ayes and 6 no's,. this ordinance fails. >> ordnance approving a contract between the city and the west and renewable energy generation system for environmental attributes. on item 24 -- >> aye. >> aye. >> aye. >> aye. >> aye. >> aye. >> aye. >> aye. >> aye. >> aye. >> aye. >> there are 11 ayes. >> item 25. >> resolution placing funds intended forward defense of special circumstances cases on control reserve and adopting guidelines for release of such funds. same house, same call? this resolution is adopted. item 26. >> resolution authorizing the lease with a six street baldwin house for the police department. >> this item did come to committee. one piece of like to share with colleagues. the redeve

we have gone through several iterations. now they will allow us to do that. we're working closely with the human service agency to create a regional server. it would be our server room, located in our building. it will be a model implementation that the policy on information technology has said that they would like to reduce, which is the number of service firms. we were the first department to attempt to consolidate and work together and be will be the first apartment to work with information technology. conceptually, it is work. planning as work. i think that it will reflect well on our participation with other departments. just to jump down rather quickly, we are continuing to work with the department of technology, dtw, the assessor's office and enterprising system is by being able to work with our address in systems. right now there is a parallel in the updating of addresses. this has been a difficult, difficult profit -- project. so, that is a with a good situation. >> we are 90% there? 80% there? how far away are we? >> between 1% and 100%. [laughter]

gooto protect marine animals, we iterates our request. we also strongly recommend that the notice to voters representing the water and air traffic plan be presented to mariners before their entry into the san francisco bay and that it contains images. we understand some of these concerns may have been addressed recently, and we will take a close look at that and look forward to working with staff during implementation. we appreciate the dedication to the many important details of the project. with continued efforts to address concerns, we suppor pro. thank you very much. >> if i have called your name, would you start coming to the microphone in any order? >> i am with latitude 38 sailing magazine, and i am thrilled to have them come to san francisco bay. i do want to lend my support, because i believe it is going to bring great positive attention to the bay area. it is going to give us an opportunity to introduce local residents. too many people see the bay as an obstacle rather than a great place to go play. the winning america's cup tea

>> that is correct, in the first iteration of the pilot program that we have only opened in the last 18 months. we're still trying to proceed with caution and i don't think 18 months of experience over the last 33 years as necessarily precedent-setting one way or the other. during the first round, those that elected the medallion older qualify were allowed to sell. others have chosen not to. >> of the clear message coming out of this that we're hearing, i think, that this board is communicative before is what we need to do is bring pilot programs to an end and have a permanent program. that you're doing the best you can to move this through, so start with that. what we should not do as incrementally make policy with a pilot program expansion and a pilot program expansion. we need a permanent program of transferability up and running. the way we will have a program for everybody with clear rules and clear understanding. this program today is by name and intent, and pilot program. for me, the purpose of this pilot program was to see that if we sold a medallion, it would have some unfor

iter to through the front door, raced up a flight of stairs.ped through a bedroom where a man, woman, and child were sleeping. it blasted through a wall of stucco. and finally lodged itself in a mini van. >> they had very, very bad luck with this cannon. terrible luck. and trajectory it took off with that. very good luck once that fro joke tour landed until the neighborhood it didn't hurt anybody seriously or kill them. >> reporter: now owl awl of this happened when children were arriving home from school around 4:15. the alameda county sheriff office says myth busters was lucky no was one hurt. it's based in san francisco and airs on the discovery channel. they use science experiments to debunk myths. no word what they were trying to do to bust this myth. we are live in dublin i'm tara moriarty. >>> time now 6:47. afghan president karzai said he will confront pakistan's government over the attacks on shiite workers in afghanistan that killed at least 60 people. a group in pakistan has claimed responsibility. president karzai says he believes t

and half this iteration then really for instance for in direct investments goes to the country but some domestic capital is sick in the best person who is outside and in that case you have this negative result and it could be some other different reasons for it so mostly that amount of money this is money market that is money so we're not talking about money running away from russia. well we are also going to cut what what kind of money once again that is that and then now now we'll have we'll have chuck money along with money is money in the money market so that is in money installment in the port it's in some boards in accounts in the banks and so on so for now then the situation in europe in terms of liquidity is very acute it means that our banks and companies cannot refinance that that. therefore in debt and they've had to wait just in accordance with the additional scale for instance it means that in the two to last a month they have to pay around twenty billion dollars or something like that and that is the reason they have talked humiliate money here and fight back to the credit

learned from working with heather and data there are wonderful idiosyncrasies to each robot, each iterationa slightly different speed, which to me makes data sort of wonderfully, not hugely, but wonderfully simply neurotic tool to a degree. there was something sort of wonderful about realizing even robots aren't perfect. >> are you all right, data? we have to warm up. >> it's not that no one knew that gesture had meaning before. what's new is that i don't think that many robotists were thinking about tapping into this particular body of knowledge to apply them to robots before. so, forging that connection actually makes whole new things possible in terms of the success of our social robots in general and so one of the goals of research is uncovering some of those unknowns. or uncovering new things, new ways to do things, which is often combinations of stuff that already exists. that's one of the beautiful things about looking across different fields, sometimes there already exists methods, for example, in biology or in my case obviously in the arts, that absolutely apply to the problem you'

. >> iter the family searched the neighborhood and checked animal shelters and put up fliers. >> after a while the acceptance kicks in that the dog is not going to come back. >> reporter: last week a woman found petunia in yuba city, california. look at the map. 2700 miles away from home. animal control found a microchip inside her and they called the pruitts with the good news. >> i thought somebody was playing a joke on me that knew me from years past. and two or three ours later, we found out it wasn't a joke. >> reporter: she returned home a couple days ago in perfect health. >> she was flown from sacramento to jfk and then we picked her up in new york. >> it's best christmas present ever. >> reporter: a family learned a lesson, walk your dogs on a leash and put microchips in your pets. >> we would not be here today with petunia if she didn't have that microchip. >> reporter: she is friendly and love doggie biscuits and maybe someone fed her and she jumped in the car. who knows. but this will be a special christmas for them. in virginia, i'm shomari stone, news4. >>> still ahead to

and that's where being old, you've seen so many iterations of people being afraid. i think the greatest things that keeps us as human beings from really advancing is fear. we are paralyzed by fear. tavis: i agree on that. >> and some of that is real, some of it is imagined, and if we can conquer our own fears and our own insecurities and are willing to be in our highly competitive hierarchical society, to be vulnerable, in music, that's a good thing. vulnerability is a strength. sometimes just strength becomes a weakness. so, in fact, what we're not looking for is acceptance or success or whatever, but what we're looking for in life as well as in finding some way to put music together, put sounds together, is equilibrium. what we're looking for is how do we balance all the competing tugs at you and me in life, how do we put, you know, the fears, the risks, the safety nets, all of that, how can we make it a package within ourselves to say, ok, you know, i can -- i can -- i'm still working on it to have a year where you say, well, this was a great year because, we tri

. >> iter the dog that got away stay on the hunt. >> reporter: chased a deer into the river and with the potomac up so high the deer didn't make it. >> reporter: you might say this is nature taking its course, dogs being dogs. but the ranger says is it no that simple. amid concerns that the deer population is unmanageable, this, says the ranger is not the way to do it. >> what i saw today was not a humane way to do it. >> reporter: there are rules that the park service takes seriously about having dogs on leashes enunder control in a park like this. >> we had a dog that bit a visitor last week that literally the dog was leashed but was not under control. >> reporter: it's about safety for the park patrons, other dogs and the deer. >> fines for off leash dogs in national parks ranges from 25 to $1,000 and can carry up to six months in jail. >>> an organization called wreaths for america placed wreaths today at the u.s. naval academy and the world war ii memorial in annapolis. the group will go to arlington national cemetery tomorrow where more than 100,000 wreaths will be laid on the

from form the market in the russia that is the problem not the seventy four is a figure but this iteration in the most money market and some banks. at the problems with the community and will have to. propose some specific measures to help them. as far as understood the russian government is not planning to raise taxes to to compensate for the losses in budget revenues what about the central bank how you favor because what we have the lowest taxes in europe the lowest income tax at least it is the central bank in favor of raising taxes you know no no we're not like ours in taxes of course but you see you have somehow balance your budget you have three options number one you know to cut your spending number two to increase your i mean yes and number three to borrow. i believe the first position is but it is best so if you're in a position to rationalize somehow your spending to have better structure for expenditures and to cut the some extra expenditures you have and that's the reason for you not to race anything from the market and not guys your taxes thank you thank you very much the only

. >> iter you have to admire their spirit. they fell short this year but want to get back to the state title next year and win it this time. >>> we're so excited about the game tonight. >> you don't have to be a grad but after just ten minutes i was drawn into it. >> let's look at the weekend forecast with jeff ranieri. >> reporter: you know it is big when our producer dan gets involved. 44 in oakland. 43 in concord. 38 in fairfield. temperatures started to drop off in the interior sections. that will lead not only to patchy frost but patchy fog tomorrow morning. it looks great saturday. this looks like my to doo list but will the be safe for you to seven to ten days. we have a nice string of dry weather coming down the pipeline. light winds aiding in the fog developing in the the north bay. that is where is most vulnerable for the fog. and the radar shows mid and high-level clouds in the area. if you want rainfall this is the reason we cannot get it. high pressure is shielding us offshore from storm activity. with the storm t

that was the first iteration of a cruise terminal i was exposed to. i worked on it, actually, with the commissioner's has been, the deputy mayor, at the time. that did not come to fruition. the land lease cruise terminal did not come to fruition. so i am really pleased that we're so close to finally getting this new cruise terminal. it is a program that it has mr. herman's name to it. a lot of people do not know that even though he really spent most of his lifetime trying to bring cargo ships to san francisco bay area and throughout the west coast, the last years of his life he actually focused on cruise ships. because he understood the transition and the changes that were occurring at this port. and that, although containerships would not necessarily come here because of the impediment of the railroad, that indeed, we could be a cruise niche, and he spent a lot of time even advocating for changes to the passenger services act, federal legislation that to this day impedes this port from maximizing on cruise opportunities. so i am certainly thankful fo

crowded right now that if you don't get it right the first time, you might not get another shot at iteratingr making it better. how do you manage that? >> important point. we urge entrepreneurs not to launch in the press. you want to fail in private and take advantage of the fact no one's heard of you, you have a pathetically small number of customers, that's an asset, do the publicity push after you've already figured out how to build a sustainable business. do the product launch as soon as possible, marketing launch when you're bragging how great you are as late as possible. >> i don't know who wrote the piece, might have been one of you guys, they launched in the press with a huge ta-da but didn't have a product ready and you only get one ta-da, then things move on. you wrote your book that you can teach, success can be engineered and taught, that a group of people can become successful entrepreneurs simply by being taught how to be entrepreneurs. >> i don't think it's only you can be taught. obviously, you have to have the drive, determination, passion, that makes entrepreneurs great, bu

or asian a country where riots on friday left at least eleven people dead and he also said this iteration is now under control then rest was initiated by a group of striking oil workers during state celebrations marking twenty years of independence that is a local journalist and he told r.t. what happened. oh workers in generalising have been striking for fairly long already for several months it is true. but the reemerged in full force yesterday was that it was deliberate in its twentieth anniversary so there was a big day age and instead of a concert and a celebration there was a riot and people killed people who were on the video those people the old dressed in clothes and their guns uniforms this is fairly strange for a strike but you're uniformed you know and you are you moving into organized packs but it looks like the. oil workers are there anyway whether they're demanding wages or they're being led by somebody they're taking part. since they were just rushing things around. and they were behaving too organized and they were joking authorities at least until the police came in so i

there are no jobs in spain people have to go elsewhere be that europe latin america in fact this iteration in spain seems to be so desperate that even those who immigrated here several years ago like me galen doris i know are also packing their bags and heading back home. the catch twenty two is that spanish citizens also cannot find a job so they give the preference to say nothing of the immigrant workers but i mean i feel for many years we had a positive migration flow that is more people are coming in now it's negative each family may. their own reasons for leaving but i believe the economic crisis which it is is the main reason you know you are there at the or recent general elections saw the demise of the leftist socialist party who made way for the rightwing peoples party but mainly condom is to greedy no matter who is in charge they will have to follow the thorny path of implementing morris thirty measures meaning the bright young things desperate for a job continue to seek opportunity elsewhere it in a goes carty madrid. the website we're putting you in charge tell us what you woul

there are no jobs in spain people have to go elsewhere be that you have a latin america in fact this iteration in spain seems to be so desperate this even those who immigrated here several years ago like miguel indurain as i know also packing their bags and heading back home. a catch twenty two is that spanish citizens also cannot find a job so they get the preference to say nothing of the immigrant markets but i mean if many years ahead of positive migration of low that is more people are coming in now it's negative each family may. their own reasons for leaving but i believe the economic crisis which he has is the main reason. at the recent general elections saw the demise of the leftist socialist party who need to break with the right wing people's party but maybe quantum with agree no matter who is in charge they will have to follow the thorny path of implementing morris thirty measures meaning the bright young things desperate for a job will continue to seek opportunities elsewhere it in a goes carty madrid. struggle to get a head start is also being felt further east as we report later i

television interviews with so-called security experts who praddle talking about connecting the dots and iterations of cooperation and eliminating stovepiping? no, not once. not once have the people who pontificate from washington on sunday morning talk shows, the people i refer to as the sabbath gas bags. [laughter] >> say somebody should have followed up on his underwear trip. not once has anybody considered the possibility that after the shoe bombing scheme worked to persian he mentioned in his cell when they have a few years of taking off their shoes i bet they can expose their private parts to full body scanners. .. >> i'm not here to post, but we think is the first parking novel ever written. this is a little second of it's called tepper isn't parked in front of rest and daughters. as tepper glanced up from the newspaper to make a quick perusal of the sunday shoppers, he knows one of the counterman from russ and daughters were standing on the sidewalk about to tap on the window. recognizing the counterman from past trips, tepper slid open the passenger, over towards the passenger door and rol

. >> iter the debate was intense but adding to the drama was harry thomas jr., who showed up and was besieged by reporters. >> sitting on the council thomas declined to say much to news4 or any reporter. >> my attorneys will address any questions you have. >> reporter: the fbi and irs raided thomas's home in the northeast washington area seizing luxly vehicles and boxes of paper. it has embarrassed many council members who want him to take a paid leave of absence and others say she should be allowed to up defend himself. >> i like a lot of this has to do with his own decision making and family's decision making on what to do here in the council. we don't have power to do anything. we can't remove him. and i'm not supporting that. >> reporter: the ethics bill would slark funds available for council members from 80,000 to $40,000. the bill would tighten reporting campaign contributions and an ethics board would have able to fine and investigation council members. >> the bill has to be voted on again in two weeks. watch for some try to make it even tougher. >> thank you, tom. >>> turnin

jerusalem, leland iter, fox new -- vitter, fox news. >> a fire on board a ride-on bus inethesda.re were -- in bethesda. we're told that the passengers got off of the bus safely but the bus driver is being checked out. the drivers are urged to avoid the area because roads are shut down. >> coming up, move over kim kardashian. which celebrity called off her marriage after 18 days. >>> and also ahead tonight, a "people" magazine cover puts a twilight star in an awkward position. >>> and the founder of facebook takes a trip to the country where his website is not allowed. details next.  >> britain's prince phillips is recovering from heart surgery. the doctors found a clogged artery and inserted the stent. where's 90 years old and this is his most serious health problem so far and he's back with the royal family at their private estate in cambridge. >>> north koreans line up to pay their respects and he's laying in state at the music information center. the plans call for his body to be driven through tomorrow. most other plans remain mysteriousence is the nation de

aide said it's only dealing with the first iteration of questions; namely, freedom from violence. >>t: thank you. a senate sub committee discussed a bill to require television coverage of supreme court proceedings. it's sparked by the upcoming argue in the the high court over the president obama healthcare law. those are scheduled for some time next year. >>> the federal judiciary is looking for a few good judges and apparently not finding them. another potential replacement was rejected today by the u.s. senate. correspondent shannon bream is here to tell us why. good evening. >> reporter: hi, bret. a seat on the federal bench that has been open since now supreme court chief justice john roberts vacated it sex years ago. it appears that hallegan will not fill it. today, they were calling her judicial advocate prong for the job. >> she herself once put it, the courts are a means to achieve "social progress." with judges presumably writing the script. >> democrats today rivered to the 2005 bipartisan gang of 14 agreement in which a group of senators agreed not to filibuster judicial n

his design and engineering class as a project and over time has developed it in several different iterations. >> what? >> what the heck? >> this roller suit is sort of a combination transformer/rollerblade/skate boarder/robo cop kind of thing. >> wow! >> he is twisting down these mountains on his belly. >> whoa! >> he's got rollerblade wheels on his elbows, hands, toes, knees, on his belly. >> how does he stop? >> great question. he stops similar to how a skateboarder or rollerblader, he slides, skids to the side and that slows him down. he can get up to 70 miles per hour in the suit. look at the reaction he gets from people as he goes through the town. people are amazed to see what he can do. he can go from prone to kneeling to standing like a transformer. >> you know what this reminds me of? it reminds me of the wheelers in "return to oz." >> his face is like two inches from the ground as he's going by. >> this could be a new olympic sport. >>> next time on "right this minute" -- >> join us this friday for a special year-end m top 2 the 20 bt >> friday, on "right this minute." >>> a man, a

this is the latest iteration of that. kate bolduan, thank you so much on capitol hill. and now this. >>> top of the hour, here we go. first, ex-penn state assistant coach jerry sandusky heads to court but declines to faces his accusers. >>> even in today's economy, some young people are better off than when their parents were. >>> arrests along the border with mexico, they have plummeted. time to play reporter roulette. susan candiotti, let's begin with you. jerry sandusky waived his right to the preliminary hearing today. do we know why? >> reporter: well, what a day it's been, brooke. imagine 11 witnesses, including at least four alleged victims who would have taken the stand talk about in excruciating detail being molested and raped by jerry sandusky but they didn't have the opportunity to do so because he waited and, why? his lawyers explain that it was a tactical decision on their part, that, in part, because they would not have had an opportunity to try to challenge the credibility of these witnesses while they were on the witness stand because of court rules, the