fondos. están tratando de hechar mano del personal actual para llenar las vacantes. el democrata jerry hill1301, pide sanciones para quienes le venden a menores. de ahi la urgencia para una legislacion mas severa los menores de edad necesitan ser protegidos y educados del tabaco. en mexico la comision nacional de derechos humanos grabo envideo a algunos oficiales abusando d a gente centroamericana. la cndh exhorto a las autoridades mexicanas a respetar. 2 procesos donde se le acusaba de corrupción, con esto zelaya podra regresar a su pais cuando se disponga, porque piden que se anulen los juicios. muchos estudiantes han recibidos ofertas de admision, pero aun deben decidi quién les ofrece la mejor oferta financiera. felicitaciones a los estudiantes que quedaron en sus universidades. un error comun que cometen padre y estudiantes es fijarse en solo las becas, pero la suma mas importante es el costo neto, el costo neto es la colegiatura, los libros, la comida el alojamiento menos las becas, eso sale del bolsillo de los estudiantes. los estudiantes que pidan prestamos deben calcular la cantida

. ----- el asambleista por san mateo "jerry hill", dice que esto es escandaloso.te momento se esta inaugurando en okland el llamado autobus de la libertad... al que usted podra ingresar sin costo alguno... take vo ---dejeme le cuento... es un bus que esta dedicado al arte de los estudiantes de diferentes escuelas y grados de oakland... ---y se preguntara... por que un autobus?... bueno, porque se hace en reconocimiento al trabajo en favor de los derechos civiles que rosa park promovio al utilizar asientos delanteros en un autobus cuando solo los blancos podian hacerlo... ---el autobus se encuentra en la escuela de arte de oakland. stop for open roll open take vo ---alli la tiene: es hoy por hoy, la colombiana mas famosa de la television estadounidense. ---- sera por eso que la eligieron para que su hermosa cara engalane la portada de la revista "mexico traveler"? ---es una revista en ingles, que busca atraer turistas al pais vecino, en un momento en que han bajado mucho los viajes de norteamericanos por la violencia que se vive en algunos estados. ---- segun la ed

. >> jerry hill will introduce legislation that would crack down on stores that sells cigarettes to minorsthey want to introduce tougher penalties on stores that make tobacco products to use. right now they have to be caught eight times before their license is revoked. cdc says they found one out of four high school students smokes cigarettes. >> the 100th bay to breakers race opened up 5,000 more participants. they want people to register some n advance to the race. original limit sold out quickly and organizers say the 5,000 tickets should be sold out just jus as quickly. the bay to breakers is scheduled for may 17th. this year, alcohol is forbidden. >> the largest city is ranked tenth largest in the u.s. san jose grew enough in the 2010 census to michael the top ten list. it point out the city has been ranked number ten by previous population estimates but the u.s. census count every ten years is what it makes official. a spokesperson says size doesn't matter but local merchants want a good safe comfortable city that attracts visitors. we've known we've been in the top ten. we've got th

. >> reporter: california state assembly man jerry hill says the explosion exposed huge flaws in the regular utah lori system. >> it all comes down to looking for the cheapest way out. >> reporter: hill has introduced a bill that would increase regulatory oversight and financial accountability. >> i think that everyone is now aware of the problem. and the residents have made that clear that the regulators and the legislature needs to be on top of it and not let go until this is complete and we have a safe system. >> the board will now complete its investigation, and is expected to make recommendations on how to improve pipeline safety throughout the u.s. live in san bruno, kimberly ferry, nbc bay area news. >> thank you. >>> another attack at a napa hospital, police at napa state hospital have booked a patient into jail on suspicion that he raped someone. the hospital isn't releasing any details about 30-year-old jesus tovar. the alleged victim was an employee. this isn't the first charge at this hospital. donna gross was strangled by a patient. a therapist was also attacked in decem

local assemblyman jerry hill says that private business may also help. a long term solution for caltrain may be some sort of a tax increase in the three caltrain counties. in san bruno, jim vargas. >>> drivers may soon be able to jump on to the hov lanes but for a charge. that meeting gets gets under way at vta headquarters. >>> dog owners say they expect hundreds of people to show up in a protest scheduled for tomorrow. officials want to limit off leash access on san francisco ocean beach, chrisi field and snowy flower. >>> the peninsula humane society is looking for people to rescue their home for 130 cats. neighbors complained about the spell, the cats were living in cramped conditions. >>> the city of tracy will honor murder victim sandra cantu this week, in an event called celebrating tracy children. sandra cantu was killed in 2009 by her neighbor huckaby. >>> new video, actually captures them in the act. the clue officials have as they track town those who routinely dump rubbish in one bay area neighborhood. >>> and take a look at this, the reason

we're going to have another meeting with the same two supervisors and with assemblyman jerry hill, to really look at how misunderstandings do not mean that we need to have legislation on a statewide level that would undermine what we are trying to do regionally with our local hire policy. i would love to hear the head way you have made and the great work you have done on implementation of the plan to move forward. march 25 is the day that we will begin in earnest the catholic -- the actual implementation of the ordinance, and i would love to hear how everything is going. >> absolutely. thank you. good afternoon. in the deputy city administrator for the city and county of san francisco -- find -- i am of the deputy city administrator. as you have eloquently stated, march 25, 2011, is the effective date of the ordinance, which means after march 25, this ordinance will apply to all bids. as you had talked about earlier, with our regional partners, there are -- there's language in the ordinance that exists -- that exempts existing project labor agreements. the ordinance also allows us to

the bill authored by jerry hill of san mateo now heads to the governor's desk. >>> it is a story you will see only at two. a judge takes action against a notorius landlord. what it means to tenants that say they've had to with stand horrendous living conditions. >>> the city of oakland considers her one of the bay area's worse landlord. it's a story you will hear only on 2. a judge's order could send the landlord to jail if she doesn't fix the problems that ten in a minutes say are making them sick. >> louian lopez says that cockroaching in her refrigerator are just the beginning. >> look at that, i can't eat that food. and i keep getting bit. >> reporter: three other properties in oakland and this property say they've been living with bugs, broken windows and sometimes no heat or lights. there's no lock on this gate. i'm even able to walk right up the stairs here and go inside with no problem. >> the city of oakland says the owner gardener has ignored fines and requests to clean up her act for years. but now a judge is ordering her to take action. he's not allowed to collect any mor

the bill authored by jerry hill of san mateo now heads to the governor's desk. >>> it is a story you will see >>> the city of oakland considers her one of the bay area's worse landlord. it's a story you will hear only on 2. a judge's order could send the landlord to jail if she doesn't fix the problems that ten in a minutes say are making them sick. >> louian lopez says that cockroaching in her refrigerator are just the beginning. >> look at that, i can't eat that food. and i keep getting bit. >> reporter: three other properties in oakland and this property say they've been living with bugs, broken windows and sometimes no heat or lights. there's no lock on this gate. i'm even able to walk right up the stairs here and go inside with no problem. >> the city of oakland says the owner gardener has ignored fines and requests to clean up her act for years. but now a judge is ordering her to take action. he's not allowed to collect any more rent until she does. >> she never kept one single promise on one single thing she say she's going to do. >> a threat of jail time could finally force g

california steebl man jerry hill agrees. >> its back room deal.&e and puc without transparency without public comment and without the ability for input into that discussion. >> under the agreement, pg&e would have several more months to come up with the pipeline documents. the company would face a new fine if they failed to meet that clean. >> kristen: after 32 years in prison, maurice caldwell is a free man. lilian kim has his story. >> 33-year-old maurice caldwell emerged from the san francisco jail a free man. he was imprisoned and for 23 years serving a murder sentence but last week that conviction was overturned. >> i feel good being home. i feel blessed. >> caldwell was convicted for 1990 drug related murder in san francisco. he always maintained his innocence. while serving his time at folsom he sought help. attorneys with a northern california innocence project responded to the call. for the past few years argued on his behalf in court. >> he was identified by a witness to have claimed to have seen him. it's a case of witness misidentifica

. >> assemblyman jerry hill will introduce legislation that would crack down on stores that sell cigarettes to minors. they want tougher penalties that make tobacco products available to use. a store has to be caught eight times before its license revoked. they would revamp that to three strikes and you are out. a d.c.. >>> organizers of bay to breakers race have opened up 5,000 more spots for participants. think are requiring participants to register in advance for the race. the original limit of 50,000 sold out quickly. race organizers say they expect the added 5,000 tickets to sell just as quickly, fee is $75 with $5 going to charity. the bay to breakers race is scheduled may 17th at 7:00 a.m. a reminder alcohol is forbidden. >> bay area's city is ranked tenth largest in the u.s. san jose officially made the just released top ten list. they point out the city has been ranked number ten by previous population estimates but the u.s. census count every ten years is what makes it official. a spokesman for san jose's downtown business association says size doesn't matter. they want a good com

jerry hill says private business may chip in and he promises that the idea of housing near public transit is still a good idea. >> i'm not going to give up and people shouldn't give up and it's just a temporary problem and there will be temporary solutions that will get us over it. >> reporter: along term solution may require taxes of some sort to go up in the three caltrain counties. jim vargas. >> some carpool lanes in the south bay could open to solo drivers, that is if they are willing to pay a fee. cal trans and the santa clara vta will hold hearings tomorrow on a plan to let drivers pay a toll to use the hov lanes. the plan to convert the express lanes will be discussed at the vta building tomorrow from 4:30 to 6:30 ins evening president evening. >> today's weather led to a series of accidents including a crash on the eastern approach to the bay bridge. we told you about a big rig that jackknifed. it happened a little offer eight just west of first street in san francisco. it blocked three lanes of traffic heading to the lower deck until just before noon. talk act a major headache.

. >>> jerry hill who represents the district that includes san bruno issued a statement after the nstbaring. hill said the ntsb hearing exposed many flaws in california's regulatory system. you can also get more details and the latest information as well as video clips on the san burno investigation on our website. when you're there look for the gas line explosion tab. >>> i want to check our weather now, another great day. but bill big changes in store. >> it's winter still and as we move into the weekend we have more rain to talk about. but what a day we had today. a few sprinkles this morning all done. now we have some coastal fog which we haven't seen in a while. we'll see valley fog in the morning. coastal fog is always interesting out here along the avenues of san francisco. the reason i say its interesting because it indicates a fair weather pattern. the fog just setting up offshore. you can kind of see stratus out here. that fog is going to roll in overnight along the coast and in the north bay valley. that fog indication of high pressure and stability. there's no rain in the f

california assemblyman who represents the san bruno area jerry hill agrees. >> it's a back room deal.g&e, sitting in a room without transparency without public comment and without anybody to be able to put input in the discussion. >> under the discussion pg&e would have several more months to detail pressure levels on network of pipelines. they would face another fine if it failed to meet the new deadline. >> this was the scene overnight at kennedy and frederick in oakland. a power pole caught fire and lit up the night sky. firefighters briefly shut down the 880 off-ramp at 23rd avenue and cut power for several hours. pg&e is still trying to determine what caused the fire. >> the san jose city council is expected to approve an ordinance today that would require owners to keep their dogs on shorter leashes while on park trails. san jose mercury news would it amend the current law which allows dogs to be walked on 20 foot leashes on city trails and parks. the new requirement would be a six foot leash. if approved first time violators would get a warning but the second violation could re

the explosion killing eight, destroying 58 homes in which running is free now is assemblymen and jerry hillwere there any major surprises? >> caller: if confirmed some of the facts. the surprises were a couple of things pacific gas and electric company did not know, baba, no one knew what the pressure was, the valves opened automatically. one of the readings that was indicated was 623 s routwhich ws more than the maximum allowed. pacific gas and electric company said it was an error in reporting some experts say it was possible. >> mark: one thing that surprised me is that they said it was standard procedure kron4 automatically increase in those lines to your that is crucial mar? >> caller: if your a cut the power of and if you had your fireplace or your furnace going the power would be shut off, the gas stops. and then it automatically comes back on you have the gas going in the homes without a pilot. that's because a lot of damage. >> mark: so by cutting a rock to the residence is increase the pressure? >> caller: note the above open than it increased the pressure. >> mark: they had main

tomorrow where they are discussing what happened, why and what could be done in the future we have jerry hillnts the area on the phone to talk about what is unfolding. what have you found so far? yesterday, was a big day yesterday was pacific gas and electric company, they came out and talked about not having shut off valves, the actual type what did you find most important coming out? >> caller: it's a consistent sense in the hearing that with every legislative hearing they pose problems for pacific gas and electric company the consistent from that we see through their actions or inactions seem to be based on saving money at rather than the safety their number of examples of that. testing requirements and ways to get around it. the shut up cells remote or automatic elway to contain damage but yet when they identified their policy they didn't use any professional standards that would show automatic wells could and would work. there's a specific behavior that they will take a shortcut which is the cheapest way. >> darya: we knew it took 90 minutes before they could shut the flow of. eight peop

ewell led the fire department at the time of the east bay hills fire storms back in 1991. >>> in sacramento, governor jerrybrown sign into law today some $11 billion in budget cuts. brown said cuts to government services will be larger if republicans don't agree to a vote on tax extensions. budget cuts mostly affect the eld elderly, the poor and the sick. subsidized child care will be eliminated. >>> control of the libyan air campaign is apparently about to change. nato agreed late today to take over enforcement of the no fly zone in two or three days. >> as long as the gadhafi regime threatens it's people we must remain vigilant and focused. >> there's also pressure on rebels tonight. negotiations are under way to determine exactly how far this assault on libya will go. the air strikes have already cost the united states over a billion dollars in less than a week. >>> there is new evidence tonight of america's booming latino population. over the last 10 years, latinos accounted for more than half of the population's growth. latino's now account for 16% of the country's population. >>> people moving to cal

ewell led the fire department at the time of the east bay hills fire storms back in 1991. >>> in sacramento, governor jerrybrown sign into law today some $11 billion in budget cuts. brown said cuts to government services will be larger if republicans don't agree to a vote on tax extensions. budget cuts mostly affect the eld elderly, the poor and the sick. subsidized child care will be eliminated. >>> control of the libyan air campaign is apparently about to change. nato agreed late today to take over enforcement of the no fly zone in two or three days. >> as long as the gadhafi regime threatens it's people we must remain vigilant and focused. >> there's also pressure on rebels tonight. negotiations are under way to determine exactly how far this assault on libya will go. the air strikes have already cost the united states over a billion dollars in less than a week. >>> there is new evidence tonight of america's booming latino population. over the last 10 years, latinos accounted for more than half of the population's growth. latino's now account for 16% of the country's population. >>> people moving to cal

hill slide. three structures yellow tagged limiting access to the homes. >>> one good thing has come out of all this rain, the drought is over. governor jerry brown plans to rescind the state's drought emergency designation tomorrow. that is also when we'll find out exactly how deep the sierra snow pack is. in santa clara county all ten reservoirs combined are 77% full, 10% more than the safe level considered by dam officials. they are concerned it will not withstand an earthquake. they are lowering the water levels as quickly as possible. >> i must be 12 years old. state dam officials make me laugh. >> you are. we are not going to let you interview nikki taylor after all. >>> we can't, not after all the excitement. seven miles of visibility in santa rosa. we have patchy fog developing in north bay. standard for this time of the morning, especially with the remnant moisture leftover. as we head throughout the next few hours we are expecting a little bit more of the fog up in the north bay. maybe it will be drifting down along the peninsula. we'll watch for that for you. it is a chilly start, grab a jacket. temperatures are in the upper 40s,

hill" newspaper. here's a little bit from it. host: greensboro, north carolina. jerryn the line for democrats, go ahead. caller: good morning. my question for the republicans is, what do they want to see happen? i only hear complaints. i didn't hear anything about what they want to do. if you can get one of the republicans to ensure that. host: you just heard from indiana republican senator lugar say there should be a full debate in congress about the course of action in libya. caller: just like they are doing with the budget, they will do nothing. host: washington, d.c., robert, a republican. what do you think? caller: good morning. i support the president. i do not think he is going far enough. the biggest question i want to ask and i do not hear any discussion about this publicly -- what would be the effect on the economy if america was forced to withdraw and end wars in iraq, afghanistan and wherever? what would the impact be on the economy. no one is having that discussion. the war is generating employment and it is continuing to have businesses that supply the ef