so that's what i remember, jana, from how this all came to us. i would be open to be corrected by any of my fellow commissioners or jana and that i do not believe that not -- that rehearing this would harm you in any way. if we stick to our original plan of giving it till december to see if you guys can work it out, it does not harm you in any way. so i read what your attorney has submitted, i don't see any new evidence. all of the points that she's making are restatements that i have heard in this body in the past so i really don't see it and i don't see how it would harm you that the decision that this body has made to give the process a few more months, discretionary review at the planning department, while it can be lengthy, is not a black hole. it does have a time limit and it has a process that's established for a reason. so i really, you know, if the question before us is rehearing this, i would say, no, i really don't see a reason it and i don't see how this harms you in any way. >> but there is discretionary review, this is the new fact.

jana-- >> reporter: frank this for sale sign went up just a few hours ago.the owners plan to put their house on the market tomorrow. if the study is any indication they could well get above their asking price. it's show time for the lavete family house. they're packing up and preparing to put their walnut creek property on their market. they bought their house back in 1999 and have seen the value rise and plunge with the market. >> we were discouraged for so long. about even being able to get what we paid for the house. >> reporter: now they hope the market is on their side. >> i feel better that it has gone up recently. i feel that we'll be able to get a better price. >> reporter: the study released today by data quick shows 6,850 homes sold in the bay area. the median price rose to $175,000 up 17.5% over last year. >> now it's back to supply and demand. >> reporter: julie del santo says one reason is the housing supply is more limited compared to after the housing melt down when foreclosures and t short sales flooded the market. >> you have sellers who are

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jana katsuyama was there when the boardroom erupted. >> reporter: one seat was empty. omar benjamin the executive director. the meeting started about an hour and a half late. workers took over the meeting and shouted their frustrations. siu workers were lived addressing the port commissioners tonight. >> the media has exposed what we've known all along. >> reporter: the worker held signs, saying they are upset about questionable objective spending while the port insists on worker concessions. the commissioners shut the meeting down. >> we've asked them to clarify their finances and they just kind of wring their hands. >> reporter: the board voted unanimously behind closed door to put omar benjamin on paid administrative leave following the investigation by ktvu. bills including $4,500 at a strip club and other questionable charges. >> we were all sort of taken aback and shocked at that expenditure. but again we have an investigation going on and i think we really need to get to the bottom of exactly what transpired in that one instance. >> reporter: the board president

jana-- >> reporter: frank this for sale sign went up just a few hours ago.the owners plan to put their house on the market tomorrow. if the study is any indication they could well get above their king price. it's show time for the lavete family house. they're packing up and preparing to put their walnut creek property on their market. they bought their house back in 1999 and have seen the value rise and plunge with the market. >> we were discouraged for so long. about even being able to get what we paid for the house. >> reporter: now they hope the market is on their side. >> i feel better that it has gone up recently. i feel that we'll be able to get a better price. >> reporter: the study released today by data quick shows 6,850 homes sold in the bay area. the median price rose to $175,000 up 17.5% over last year. >> now it's back to supply and demand. >> reporter: julie del santo says one reason is the housing supply is more limited compared to after the housing melt down when foreclosures and t short sales flooded the market. >> you have sellers who are a

jana katsuyama was there when the boardroom erupted. >> reporter: one seat was empty. omar benjamin the executive director. the meeting started about an hour and a half late. workers took over the meeting and shouted their frustrations. siu workers were lived addressing the port commissioners tonight. >> the media has exposed what we've known all along. >> reporter: the worker held signs, saying they are upset about questionable objective spending while the port insists on worker concessions. the commissioners shut the meeting down. >> we've asked them to clarify their finances and they just kind of wring their hands. >> reporter: the board voted unanimously behind closed door to put omar benjamin on paid administrative leave following the investigation by ktvu. bills including $4,500 at a strip club and other questionable charges. >> we were all sort of taken aback and shocked at that expenditure. but again we have an investigation going on and i think we really need to get to the bottom of exactly what transpired in that one instance. >> reporter: the board president

jana katsuyama, ktvu. >>> today boxer orlando cruz revealed he is gay. the 31-year-old is a featherweight from puerto rico and the announcement comes just two weeks before his next fight. cruz said he struggled with his decision but says he is relieved now that he has finally come out. >>> there was a thunderous roar in the sky that seemed to trumpet the arrival of fleet week here in the bay area. with that sound you know the blue angels are back. today the team of precision pilots flew practice runs giving people a preview of this weekend's air show. fleet week is more than the navy's blue angels it's ships and sailors in port and on leave. >> to be truthful because i'm an honest guy, my plan is to do the sailor thing and that's to drink. >> the blue angels are part of a bigger show. >>> a spike you're on timeout leo! some things won't last 25 years. ah! woof! some things will. [ female announcer ] at yoplait, we want you to feel even better about your favorite flavors. so when you call, tweet, and post, we listen. that's why yoplait light and yoplait o

jana katsuyama, ktvu. >>> today boxer orlando cruz revealed he is gay. the 31-year-old is a featherweight from puerto rico and the announcement comes just two weeks before his next fight. cruz said he struggled with his decision but says he is relieved now that he has finally come out. >>> there was a thunderous roar in the sky that seemed to trumpet the arrival of fleet week here in the bay area. with that sound you know the blue angels are back. today the team of precision pilots flew practice runs giving people a preview of this weekend's air show. fleet week is more than the navy's blue angels it's ships and sailors in port and on leave. >> to be truthful because i'm an honest guy, my plan is to do the sailor thing and that's to drink. >> the blue angels are part of a bigger show. >>> a spike at the pump. the increase and what's beyond it. >> the chase that led deputies through two cities in just the last hour. dan hurd: when i was a child, california was a leader in education funding. erika derry: and the fact that california isn't making it a prior

jana katsuyama is here live. >> san mateo county lost a lot of money with lehman brothers and they hadto make deep staff and services cuts at places such as the san mateo county medical center here. they are moving forward to recoup taxpayer money now that the judge has cleared the way. >> reporter: san mateo county lost $155 million, a pool of money invested for the county's 22 school districts. the massive loss led to layoffs and deep cuts. >> we've eliminated 700 positions here at the county. we've cut $70 million of services here. >> reporter: san mateo is one of eight public and private entities in california, including other counties that are taking top lehman officials to court, suing them for fraud and violations of federal and california security laws. >> we felt like we couldn't let the taxpayers' money go down the tubes. >> reporter: it's the first case to target them for fraud and trying to hide assets. >> no one has gone to jail for the largest financial collapse since the great depression, and it's only because of cities and counties, like the county of san mateo that are

jana katsuyama, ktvu news. >>> report breaking heat today but change is coming.he areas that could see a 20- degree temperature drop tomorrow. >> only on 2. >> good boy. >> reporter: the news today leaving these miniature horses without a place to call >>> out of control, that's how one san francisco supervisor describes public nudity in his district. heather holmes is live in the city that restricts where people can bare it all. >> reporter: scott weiner says his office has been flooded with complaints about the number of naked people that spend their day here at the castro's plaza. the back lack propertied the supervisor to call for a ban on disrobing in public. wearing only a baseball cap urbannudist sat back and took in the sun. >> reporter: and for those who find it offensive? >> get over it. that's all i have to say about it. >> reporter: the number of men in their birthday suits, crosses the line in public indecency. >> we have a nudist colony on market. it's gotten out of control. >> reporter: so much so that supervisor weiner wants to make it illegal to

jana katsuyama is here live. >> san mateo county lost a lot of money with lehman brothers and they had to make deep staff and services cuts at places such as the san mateo county medical center here. they are moving forward to recoup taxpayer money now that the judge has cleared the way. >> reporter: san mateo county lost $155 million, a pool of money invested for the county's 22 school districts. the massive loss led to layoffs and deep cuts. >> we've eliminated 700 positions here at the county. we've cut $70 million of services here. >> reporter: san mateo is one of eight public and private entities in california, including other counties that are taking top lehman officials to court, suing them for fraud and violations of federal and california security laws. >> we felt like we couldn't let the taxpayers' money go down the tubes. >> reporter: it's the first case to target them for fraud and trying to hide assets. >> no one has gone to jail for the largest financial collapse since the great depression, and it's only because of cities and counties, like the county of san mateo that ar

jana katsuyama, ktvu, channel 2 news. >>> two bay area restaurants received three michelin stars, and at ktvu.com, we are posting the full list of local restaurants. look for the web link section at the bottom of the front page. >>> the federal aviation administration may fine u.s. air for allegedly putting a plane back into service, without completing the required tests. the faa said the airline discovered a leaking fuel pump in a plane. they replaced it, but didn't test, or inspect the equipment. investigators claim they flew the justice over 900 times without performing the required safety checks. >>> now you can get ktvu news to go. download the ktvu app, click on live icon, and you can watch all of our newscasts live on your mobile device. ♪ [ music ] >>> well, our weather pattern is changing right now. it has been an interesting past couple of days with the thunderstorms, the cold air, but things changing tractly by the weekend. as you can pick out, we have a few light showers showing up on live stormtracker 2. this happens to be the loop over the past three hours. the latest im

jana katsuyama, ktvu news. >>> report breaking heat today but change is coming. the areas that could see a 20- degree temperature drop tomorrow. >> only on 2. >> good boy. >> reporter: the news today leaving these miniature horses without a place to call home. >> a push tonight to ban publish nudity. >> just show a little respect for other people. >> get over it. >> we find out where the right to bare all will not be stripped away. >>> out of control, that's how one san francisco supervisor describes public nudity in his district. heather holmes is live in the city that restricts where people can bare it all. >> reporter: scott weiner says his office has been flooded with complaints about the number of naked people that spend their day here at the castro's plaza. the back lack propertied the supervisor to call for a ban on disrobing in public. wearing only a baseball cap urbannudist sat back and took in the sun. >> reporter: and for those who find it offensive? >> get over it. that's all i have to say about it. >> reporter: the number of men in their birthday sui

jana katsuyama, ktvu, channel 2 news. >>> two bay area restaurants received three michelin stars, andt ktvu.com, we are posting the full list of local restaurants. look for the web link section at the bottom of the front page. >>> the federal aviation administration may fine u.s. air for allegedly putting a plane back into service, without completing the required tests. the faa said the airline discovered a leaking fuel pump in a plane. they replaced it, but didn't test, or inspect the equipment. investigators claim they flew the justice over 900 times without performing the required safety checks. >>> now you can get ktvu news to go. download the ktvu app, click on live icon, and you can watch all of our newscasts live on your mobile device. ♪ [ music ] >>> well, our weather pattern is changing right now. it has been an interesting past couple of days with the thunderstorms, the cold air, but things changing tractly by the weekend. as you can pick out, we have a few light showers showing up on live stormtracker 2. this happens to be the loop over the past three hours. the latest imag

jana. >> well, julie, the nurses have been out here on the corner since 5:00 this morning and they plan to be here until 9:00 tonight. their contracts ran out on sunday. they say they are in a battle with the hospital over wages, benefits, and patient care. nurses stood and waved signs in the blistering sun putting the heat on administrators at the santa rose sa memorial hospital. they're asking nurses to take lower pay for special shifts and pay more for healthcare. >> in some cases doubled and in other cases tripled the percentage nurses would have to pay for their health insurance premium. >> the hospital is aufrg a 2% rate over two years. the nurses want 10%. they say their wages from 47 to $70 an hour are lower than nurses' pay at other bay area hospitals. >> it offends me. it's a shame that they are asking the nursing force, the force that drives this hospital to take reductions and sacrifice patient safety at the bedside. >> a hospital spokeswoman says patient care is not suffering during the strike. the hospital brought in about 150 replacement nurses from around the nation to c

. >>> mensaje de jana. >>> jana. >>> no es posible. >>> qué, qué pasa. >>> la estúpida de jana me mandaue se presenta en por ella soy eva. >>> vamos a ver la información de pluty, porque se anotó buenos puntos. >>> adelante. >>> puedo pasar. >>> claro que puedes pasar usted siempre será bienvenido, ¿quiere que revisemos algo de playa majagua' >>> no, le vine a pedir un favor personal. >>> dígame. >>> quiero decidir el piso para mi casa, así que necesito su opinión femenina, ya sabe, no tengo buen ojo para eso . >>> le puedo sugerir, tampoco está mal que le pida a su decorador. >>>e s que no quiero que todo parezca salido de una revista, lo que realmente busco es un hogar, confío en su buen gusto, que además se parece al mío. >>> es cierto, en muchas cosas coincidimos. >>> la vida es como nuestra casa, hay que abrir puertas, ventanas, sacar lo que no trae buenos recuerdos. >>> es una muy buena comparación. >>> los cambios siempre vienen bien, helena, sobre todo si tenemos posibilidades de hacer las cosas mejor que antes. >>> de los pisos me gusta este, y no sé, tal vez, las alfombras. >>

from eric we turn to jana katsuyama. >> reporter: this was not a partisan watch party. st. mary's college is a private catholic institution. we did find a wide range of reactions to tonight's debate. for many students at st. mary's college this is their first presidential election. they did watch the debate intently. >> i just think it's so funny that they bigger so much. you'd think a presidential debate would be a little more formal. >> reporter: mitt romney supporters say he made strong points on the economy. >> look, you haven't done anything. jobs are getting worse. >> reporter: obama supporters say they felt the president was more aggressive. >> i feel like obama stands for women and students. that's important to me. >> i think he stood up for himself a lot more this debate. he didn't let romney take the upper hand. >> reporter: we found some undecided voters who say the debate did sway them slightly. >> i feel like romney had a stronger point. >> after tonight i felt obama had a slight edge in the debate. i felt he gave better points. especially at the end. >> i'm a

from eric we turn to jana katsuyama. >> reporter: this was not a partisan watch party. st. mary's college is a private catholic institution. we did find a wide range of reactions to tonight's debate. for many students at st. mary's college this is their first presidential election. they did watch the debate intently. >> i just think it's so funny that they bigger so much. you'd think a presidential debate would be a little more formal. >> reporter: mitt romney supporters say he made strong points on the economy. >> look, you haven't done anything. jobs are getting worse. >> reporter: obama supporters say they felt the president was more aggressive. >> i feel like obama stands for women and students. that's important to me. >> i think he stood up for himself a lot more this debate. he didn't let romney take the upper hand. >> reporter: we found some undecided voters who say the debate did sway them slightly. >> i feel like romney had a stronger point. >> after tonight i felt obama had a slight edge in the debate. i felt he gave better points. especially at the end. >> i'm a

reporting live from point richmond tonight, jana katsuyama, ktvu news. >>> the growing scandal over the port of oakland spending and accounting of money took another turn. the bay executive and directors are currently on paid leave the áf after our story account the -- paid leave after our story accounted discrepancies. today the second client on the document obtained bid ktvu also said they were not present at the club. hyundai merchant marine executive andrews told me that travel records show no hyundai employees were even in houston at the time. port officials declined to comment to ktvu siting an ongoing investigation. >>> the red cross is assisting a displaced san jose father and mother who will barely escaped an early morning fire. it broke out at this home on linda florez street in the city's bariesta neighborhood. the fire did some heavy damage. family members said they heard an explosion and felt the house shake before they saw the fire. >> there was an explosion and the kids came running and said there was an explosion in my room. we opened the door and there was smoke everywh

i had the chance to have lunch with he and his wife jana, and, you know, he's doing great. he's had -- been doing debate prep with ted olsen who has been playing joe biden, but the great thing about paul is he's a man of substance. he's a man of specifics. he's a man of great policy depth which is why i think joe biden chose him as his running mate, and -- and so he really just needs to use this opportunity to communicate with the american people about what his plans are, and really to hold vice president biden's feet to the fire as to what the obama rhetoric s.a lot of their time has been spent villifying paul ryan, villifying their plan without offering specifics of their own or really what they have done for the four years while they have been in control of the country. >> john heilemann, seems to me joe biden's got a big problem. joe biden has a resume about foreign policy. whether one agrees with his views or not, he has a long resume about foreign policy, as you well know, john, but here's the rub. he starts talking about foreign policy, if he tries to laud that over

that was jana ryan, the wife of congressman ryan. family's there to watch tonight's proceedings. here's how tonight's going to work logistically. the debate is going to be 90 minutes long. it will go from 9:00 to 10:30 eastern. the 90 minutes is divided into 9 segments that will each be about ten minutes long. at the start of each one the moderator will ask an opening question then each candidate will get two minutes to respond and whatever time is left after that in the segment can be used by the moderator to steer further discussion of the question. now, there's no specific issue area limitation for tonight's debate. we expect to hear questions on foreign policy and domestic policy. there was no foreign policy in the last debate. the presidential debate. the moderator of tonight's debate is martha raddatz, the senior foreign affairs correspondent at abc news. miss raddatz is not a controversial choice. she is widely respected in her field. and throughout journalism. she is an unorthodox choice, given who moderators tend to be these days. miss raddatz has never before moderated

(risas) >>ocurrio una desgracia, vete a la casa inmediatamente >>te necesito aquí con patricio y janativos van a tomar la contratacion de sus empleados, sin contar que sean mujeres, hombres, jóvenes, maduras, guapas o agraciadas, la practica machista acaba en grupo imperio >>muchas gracias, licenciado >>estoy sorprendido ,pero no me has dicho para que me llamaste >>si eva maría quiere que se recontraten a las cien mujeres que despedimos, pues las recontratamos. >>que increíble. ay, francisca, quitame ya esta voz. mujer barbuda. ay, francisca por favor, que me hace. no me haga esto delante de la gente. aaahh, dale play! >>es doloroso mijo, te depilaste >>si, piernas, manos, pecho en v. ahora que se lo que duele, pobrecitas las mujeres, no me importaria que se quedaran peludas. >>don adriano es un buen hombre que merece el amor de una gran mujer como eva >>y usted, helena, ya le dije que la voy a esperar el tiempo necesarios lo único que quiero es que deje a juan carlos en el pasado. >>ya no llore, no he dicho nada, francisuprema cortea >>eso le pasa, meche por estar metiendose con la d

. >> stephanie: jana in massachusetts. you're on "the stephanie miller show." >> hi, how are you? anyway, most of the residents in massachusetts still refer to massachusetts as tax-achusetts thanks to you know who. >> stephanie: didn't duvall patrick do a great job talking about romney's record? >> he was absolutely great. we could tell he was a little perturbed because he's still cleaning up his mess. so you know, that's the way that goes. >> stephanie: it says something when you're losing -- a state that knows you best by 30 points. >> caller: there are a few. there are some yard signs around that say romney. i don't know why. but there are a few out there. >> stephanie: those are just the houses romney owns. >> caller: maybe that's it. the ones he has mortgages on. they pay the mortgage to him. >> the ones with car elevators. >> stephanie: eric in tampa. hi eric. >> caller: hey, stephanie. thank you for taking my call. >> stephanie: yes, go ahead. >> caller: it is hard to be surprised with anything that conservatives are saying now but paul ryan really said it all when he answe

>>no, jana. ♪. >>no llore, mija, no llore. >>a mí conchita alfonso me puso alegre esto. creo que me dormí casi toda la tarde. >>no te preocupes, sé como te sientes. lo importante es que ya estás bien. te amo tanto, helena, tanto. >>muchas gracias por preocuparte tanto por mí, plutarco >>te quitaste cuando te iba a besar, nunca habias hecho eso >>ah, perdón. perdón, no me di cuenta, plutarco. sabes, tú eres mi presente y eso es lo único que me importa. bueno, a lo mejor no entiendes lo que te estoy diciendo, por favor, no me preguntes. lo único que me importa es que tú eres mi presente. >>what!! >>date cuenta, rebequita, que yo estoy mejor que el pluti ese, es un hijo de pluta... >>ven acá. >>eso estoy viendo >>rebeca qué que que. >>que qué what. >>por favor, señores, no hay que perdernos esta noche por ella soy eva juan carlos recibe una noticias que jamás hubiera querido escuchar. >>¡francisca, dale play. >>ay, mi lic, la cosa es mucho más complicada y grande de lo que usted cree >>lo mismo le pasaba a juan carlos caballero >>usted me vuelve a tocar y se muere. >>qué es

clack, clack boom. [ laughter ] >> stephanie: jana in kentucky. >> caller: you caught me eating.ntraception -- >> procreating. >> caller: yeah, just to have the baby. they have to prove they have enough money to raise a child. and if they believe that cluster of cells is a person then they're going to have to believe that the sperm and the egg are also people potentially and that they have to start collecting them. >> that would be mass murder. >> stephanie: exactly. >> genocide. >> it puts the mass in -- >> stephanie: pardon me. >> it putless the mass in mass tur base. masturbation. >> when did we get a mast you masturbation stack? >> stephanie: just now. i'm a problem solver. florida man exposes self to cops to prove he wasn't masturbating. only in florida can a man show his testicles to the cop to get out of -- i claimed he was scratching a job itch. >> can you identify yourself? >> have a look. take a gander at that. >> stephanie: with permission, the suspect presented his testicles. [ ♪ magic wand ♪ ] to one of the officers so his rash could be verified. the cop concluded th

you know, i think about ten-and-a-half years ago my wife jana and i went to mercy hospital in janesville where i was born for our seven week ultrasound for our first born child. and we saw that heartbeat. our little baby was in the shape of a bean, and to this day we have nicknamed our first born child, liza, bean. now, i believe that life begins at conception. that's why, those are the reasons why i'm pro-life. now, i understand this is a difficult of issue, and i respect people who don't agree with me on this, but the policy of a romney administration will be to oppose abortion with the exceptions for rape, incest and life of the mother. what troubles me more is how this administration has handled all of these issues. look at what they're doing through obamacare with respect to assaulting the religious liberties of this country. they're infringing upon our first freedom, the freedom of religion by ing fringing on catholic charities, catholic churches, catholic hospitals. our church should not have to sue our federal government to maintain religious liberties. and with respect to aborti