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and attention was limited to me and carla johnson and john paul scott. items on the agenda were as follows: the announcement of the mayors and disabilities was relocated to 1155 market street. it's the committees he representations to hold the meetings at the new office. the location is located at the the city center muni empire station. john paul scott presented the capital funding for fiscal year 2014 and fiscal year 2015. the construction projects. the fiscal year 2014 had a request for 7 million 8 hundred and 40 thousand the fiscal next year is for 5 million 5 hundred and 50 thousand. the requests are made to the city capital committee for recommendation to marry and the board of supervisors for their approval in june of this year. many of those requests are for the construction or projects that are currently in design. those funds are in addition to funding for ada ramps and sidewalks. the ada transition plan as one more year of capital funding for fiscal year 2016. details are attached to my report and a thank you scott >> i provided american peopl

. >> you have to really go back to the funeral of john paul ii in 2005, or maybe the beatification of john paul ii after his death, to find crowds similar to this. >> reporter: many arrived before sunrise just to see francis celebrate his first easter mass as pope. ♪ in the three weeks since he was appointed, the 76-year-old has angered some conservatives in the church, who argue he should act more like his predecessors. but for many, his style is a step in the right direction. >> i just think people are ready for a change. i do. and they're hoping that he brings some change. >> reporter: and that renewed support is the shot in the arm new york's cardinal timothy dolan believes the church desperately needed. >> he brings us back to the simplicity, the sincerity, just the raw basic goodness of the gospel. >> reporter: and so many people on this square told me they were here today because they wanted to be part of history. the pope ended the celebration by calling for, quote, peace for all the world. david? >> abc's alex perez there in vatican city. our thanks to you. >>> and still much

or cardinal -- >> pictures of him praying at the tomb of pope john paul ii.d beck in new york host of the show "sunday mass." tell us, reverend, why it is that we have seen and he has captivated us so much just in the last three weeks or so breaking so many traditions. do we think this is really a sign of many more things to come? >> well, i think it probably is. and what i was thinking watching him there at the tomb, i've recently read the president's club, the link that former presidents have with each other because it's this rare group that's experienced something that no one else has. so this is by all reports a reluctant pope, supposedly the last election he kind of said please don't vote for me. a humble man from argentina. and suddenly he is thrust on to the world stage. and he's thinking to himself, i'm sure, what do i do now? so consult your predecessors. go to their tombs. pray to them. i'm sure he'll talk to benedict. remember, it's a rarefied group ever been pope. so he's consulting with them what should i do now. >> as he's shaking things up whet

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programs and housing are constructing wisely and so i have asked him to step forward and i have asked john paul s ema h a who has been on our treasure island and watch what he is going to do because that is a new part of our city and it's one where if he conducts all of the work that he is going to do as a commissioner on treasure island, he is go to get a lot more treasure island to serve the that you saws of small residents that are a part of it and so we are seeking more fault and please step forward and represent our communities proudly and i'm very willing to work with all of you and on behalf of our city and on behalf of this wonderful celebration that we have, i call upon on our coaches for the arab heritage celebration, jeff who's here as well as l u b n a to please come on up and receive and just again, thank you very much for your work in the film festival and l u b n a for the wonderful leader ship that you have and devise that you are giving to he to run a vibrant culture center and i hopey that you are able to get a larger cultural center is because the population is going and i ho

. >> my name is john paul. i live in the city. exactly what the gentleman said earlier i participated as a youth. my father was a sea captain and we sailed on the bay. both of my daughters are first assistant marine engineer and goes up and down the coast to valdez. i was with peg assess and participate with the barrier association of disabled sailors and sailing with disabled individuals and war vets. so it's a matter of don't screw this up. we have a world class venue. we have a fabulous place. i have got friends who live out in brentwood. they are coming to the city because of the venues and the activities, they are coming in on bart, taking public transportation. the place is fabulous. this is world class. you have all these lights going on on the bay bridge. it's absolutely fabulous. don't stop this. we've got world class bands. i don't see how you cannot support it. i also volunteer with the america's cup, participated out in the boats and have absolutely and thoroughly enjoyed it. they have been the best people and they rea

he just kind of gave up. >> let me turn to you, jonathan and john paul. although you didn't see the incident, you have quite strong views about how you think you should be empowered to deal with this kind of thing. tell me what you think should happen. >> well, sir, i think that you know that we as students, we are adults and the government does not permit us to have -- carry weapons even if you have the certificates and certification to carry a hand gun. i think that law should be changed for protection. >> so you basically both think -- >> i agree. >> right. you both think you should be allowed to carry guns at school? >> yes, sir. if you're properly trained and have the certifications and all the legal papers, because 99.9% of all gun owners are legal, abiding citizens. >> you do have armed security guards there, right? >> correct. >> yes, sir, we do. we have our own police officers here. >> where were they? >> they are all throughout the campus, sir, but since there's about i'm guessing around eight of them, if i remember correctly, sir, and there's a

. >>> check out this vintage sergeant pepper's album color autographed by john, paul, george and ringo. it was sold at auction for a record $290,500. it's believed the fab four signed the album in june of 1967. >>> employers beware. better expect more than a few people calling out sick today. it's not an april fools' joke, but little opening day for baseball armed the country. >>> plus, bottoms up. a professional golfer drops his drawers on the green. >>> other stories that caught our eye this morning. the powerball winner is spreading the world. the $338 million winner has agreed to pay the rent for everyone living on his block. >> it's pretty cool that he said that he would do something like that, you know? >> good gesture is expected to last one or two months. >>> in massachusetts, an easter egg hunt like no other. the perkins school for the blind scattered hundreds of eggs that give out a beep for its third annual spring egg hunt. >>> a california easter bunny found himself in hot water for riding a motorcycle without a helmet. the rabbit was visibly upset, but the highway patrol o

together with reagan and helmut kohl and the pope, john paul' second ii, they bury communism. it was the reigning ideology in the world. now it is dead. she was absolutely historic. >> but when she died, there were tears in some corners of the british nation. >> -- there were cheers in some corners of the british nation. >> i happen to be a senate aide on the day that she walked on the senate floor with bob dole, the minority leader of britain. and it was sort of like -- and she was such a giant at the end of it on the world stage, but she was not even an afterthought. such tremendous, tremendous personality. >> and what a backbone. > reading all of these obits about her, it was interesting to see how powerful she was come up a principle, how uncompromising, and out in the end that did her in also. she believed that she could never be wrong and she alienated her own party, to come up in the end. >> she transcended gender, and i think that was her greatest gift to women. she was so powerful on the global stage, that you stop looking at her as a woman or a token. she was a power

paid homage to several of his papal predecessors, on tuesday the pope prayed before the tomb of john paul ii, on the eighth anniversary of his death. the day before he became the first pope to visit excavations of the tomb of saint peter, under the basilica named for him. >>> also this week, the vatican responded to questions about why pope francis usually speaks prayers rather than singing or chanting them. the spokesman said he believed it was due to a hoarseness in the pope's voice, in an earlier interview francis called himself tone deaf. we have a sry today about lecting bies bex in india. the practice may be illegal, but many indian families consistently manage to have fewer girl babies than boys. >>> for some months puja, a 22-year-old mother of three has been coming to this crisis counseling center in a lower middle class neighborhood of delhi. puja is trying to keep her family together, her husband and in-laws with whom she lived in the common tradition here, threw her out of the house, the problem? all three of her children are girls. >> translator: the family says they need son

one of the great leaders of the late nineteenth century along with people like ronald reagan pope john paul two done shopping boris yeltsin well. we know your world enjoyed. well you can go and go ahead go ahead go ahead he was sufficient for the time he was sufficient for the time and. and the world turned a page in terms of the spread of democracy and a market economy sort of the world and today we have only about one quarter of the human race and countries that are poor countries using the un definition but the world's greatest advance in against poverty in the last forty years so yes margaret thatcher in that panoply of leaders that we enjoyed at that time and we need leadership today we're lacking leadership and then let me also give another instance of leadership and that is the role that mr thatcher played in allowing his spouse to be the great leader that she was today with women taking their place to do that wherever it may be out or down to that had just been you know had i jump in now and i don't you can say i last hated loud had to go to anyone that had been soliciting enough op

the pontiff made a visit last night to pope john paul ii's tomb to mark the eighth anniversary of johnope spent time kneeling in silent prayer at the tomb, located in st. sebastian. he also prayed at the tomb of pope pius xxiii. >>> an instructor and a student pilot were conducting a training exercise when they were forced to make an emergency landing on the median in south broward. both men walked away unhurt. the faa is investigating. it's the second small plane to make an emergency landing on u.s. 27 in a month. >>> the sequel to the blockbuster "nifinding nemo" is finally a go. ellen degeneres will relive her roll as dori in the sequel "finding dori." >>> jimmy fallon close to replacing jay leno on the "tonight show." sources close to the deal say it's a go, and that fallon and nbc have reached a deal. it's not clear when the transition would happen, but leno's contract is up in september of next year. the hollywood reporter's kim masters broke the story. she says she doesn't think they'll wait that long. >> i think they want to start him a little before then. if you're jay leno at

one of the great leaders of the late nineteenth century along with people like ronald reagan pope john paul two done shopping boris yeltsin well. we know your world enjoyed. well you can go on go ahead go ahead go ahead he was sufficient for the time he was sufficient for the time and. and the world turned a page in terms of the spread of democracy and a market economy serve the world and today we have only about one quarter of the human race in countries that are poor countries using the un definition that the world's greatest advance in against poverty in the last forty years so yes margaret thatcher in that panoply of leaders that we enjoyed at that time and we need leadership today we are lacking leadership and then let me also give another instance of leadership and that is the role that mr thatcher played in allowing his spouse to be the great leader that she was today with women taking their place to do that wherever it may be out or down to that had just been you know had i jump in now and i don't you can say i last had a loud pedal going and what i had sort of having enough opinion

the fortuitous rise of pope john paul ii and reagan and thatcher that nobody saw in 1979.relationship with ronald reagan and in 1995 famously saying that gorbachev, i could work with him. how hard was that ready for learn. >> gorbachev was still a communist and everybody understood that. she once said that reagan was second most important man in her life. he once said that she was the strongest man in great britain. that gives you an idea of the mutual respect between the two. >> the pictures of her, especially given their relationship. andrea mitchell, are you still with us? give us a sense of their relationship. the closeness and fondness they had for each other as they tried to work together at times and not at times. >> andrea? >> sorry. the relationship was amazingly close and very personal between reagan and thatcher. and it was a dynamic where she helped teach him about the g7 and how to be a leader within the g7 long before the russians were invited in and he looked at her for guidance on almost everything, both economic and national security. and more i think abou

and we can gratefully rejoice that margaret thatcher and ronald reagan and pope john paul ii did not forsake our freedom. and as the children of those great leaders, it is now incumbent on us, the next generation, to ensure that freedom remains every bit as vital, every bit as real not just for this generation, but for our children and their children's children. baroness margaret thatcher was an extraordinary leader, a courageous leader, a woman of vision, a woman of principle and a hero. a hero to the united states and a hero to the world. and all of us, in my judgment, are in her debt. madam chairman, i suggest the absence of a quorum. the presiding officer: the clerk will call the roll. quorum call: the presiding officer: the senator from maryland. mr. cardin: i ask unanimous consent that the quorum call be dispensed with. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. cardin: madam president, let me begin by offering my deepest condolences on behalf of all the people of maryland to the 20 students who lost their lives, the 6 adults at the hands of a single shooter at sandy hook el

pope francis taking time to pay tribute to pope john paul ii.it for the former pope. >> officially installing pope francis as bishop of roam. >> an illinois family is in mourning over the loss of their daughter a young diplomat killed in afghanistan. the family says she wanted to work in the dangerous country and ended up giving her life to help others. >> the folks who want to kill people that's all they want to do are scared of knowledge. >> he was realing against the terrorists responsible for killing 5 americans with a single explosion. they targeted the convoy on saturday leveling it with an ed. a state department diplomat from illinois is among those killed. the health secretary carried two weeks ago during a visit to kabul serving as a personal guide. >> i remember her vivacious, smart, capable. chosen often byam ambassador being the lead person because of her capacity. >> secretary keri delivering the sad news to the young women's family. >> he personally informed us of ann's death through the suicide attack and the con stloirp in. >> in

four of the most extraordinary leaders with prime minister thatcher, ronald reagan reagan, pope john paul and negative . neil: but some of these year-old government leaders when it got hot they would get out of the kitchen door say those cuts? we will not do them. cypresses the latest example , portugal may be the of latest fear and i remember how she stuck to these cuts risk being the country with sanitation workers to woodpile said the garbage up in the streets for months and she did not blink. >> you are right to. she had courage and conviction. she stood by her beliefs and principles and stood up to the tyranny of the trade union that brought britain to its very knees and said the principle of individual liberty and freedom and one over large sections through privatization to buy shares in privatized companies through increasing levels of home ownership with public house saying that those could buy their own homes and these are measures that are popular with what we called middle england. neil: but worldwide the government is getting bigger much more with entitled societies. what do y

. >>> poland has the statue of the late pope john paul ii. it was unveiled yesterday.businessman for gratitude for the late pontiff for saving his drowning son. >> he led the church for years before dying in 2,005. >>> two people were injured when a student opened fire at the new river community center. located inside the shopping mall. >> two police officers and the mall security guard took down the shooter after he opened fire. >> it is hard, when to open. if we should open. we thought it was probably a good thing to get back to normal and it is nice to see they are here. >> a student and mall employee are recovering from their injuries. the community college held a prayer service for the victims. >>> tuesday marks six years since the virginia tech shooting massacre. they held a remembrance run to mark the anniversary. hundreds of people took part in the event. tuesday, flags will be flown at half staff and a moment of silence will be observed. 32 people were killed in the 2007 camp pulse shooting. >>> a police officer is fired for making shooting targets with the im

. >>> one city in poland is unveiling a special tribute to pope john paul ii.tands on a hill above the city which is home to the poland most famous religious sites. it was funded by a man who credits the pontiff with saving this is drowning son. pope john paul led the catholic church for 27 years before his death in 2005. >>> patrick o'malley of boston is one of the 8 cardinals chosen by pope francis for a new panel. he was considered to be on the short lift for the papacy at last con clave. >>> a national geographic survey shows that most americans believe america was better off and safer in the 1980s. a new series premiering tonight on the national geographic channel explores how the '80s, a decade known for shoulder pads not of the football variety and fan any packs set the foundation for the high tech society today. jane root executive producer of the '80s, that decade that made us joins us with more. good to see you, jane. i grew up in the '80s and didn't think much of it. i did remember that i had a finger pick that said disco sucks. what makes the '80s s

john, paul, george and ringo signed a copy of sgt. pepper's lonely hearts club band.. not close. when the auction ended the record sold for a staggering excess of $290,000. the next highest selling beatles album went for half of that. it's a story we first brought you a couple of weeks ago. a little polar bear can you be named luna now officially made her public debut. look at the little cuty! and as you can see, she's making herself quite at home. and spent time briefly outside playing with toys. and then, she got into the kiddy swimming pool. that's what i would do if i were a new polar bear. and construction is on an exhibit just for luna. you go, girl. the zoo still needs 3 million to reach its goal. and let's to the fox fast forward. and stories, tomorrow, testing for hepatitis and hiv resuming in oklahoma for thousands of patients of a dentist accused of unsanitary practices. between 8 a.m. and 6 p.m., long lines and expected to happen tomorrow. test results won't come for weeks. and tomorrow, we could learn the fate of the man accused in the movie theater massa

in george wrights "life behind the vail" he writes obama john paul her standing before tens of thousands of slaves when slavery still existed in kentucky and declaring my countmen you are free. while i command the military forces of the united states we'll defend your right to freedom. the crowd erupted in cheers. this is the history of republican party. while a legislature voted gainst the 13th, 14th, and the 15th amendments. william worely was a black republican. he was the founder of louisville's naacp, he's a republican. most of the founders of the ncaap were republicans. worely bought a house in a white section in defiance of the segregation law. the case was finally decided by the supreme court in 1917 unanimously holding that the kentucky law could not forbid the sale of a house based on race. the republican party's history is rich in eman pation and black history. republican still pride the sense of justice that m.l.k. spoke of when he said an unjustice law is any law that a majority forces on a minority but does not make binding upon tself. [applause] >> i wasn't sure if my spee

. >> we getting our first look at pope francis and the visit to the tomb of pope john paul ii with this photo available to the press. here video from the actual visit, pope francis toured the tomb after a closeing on the anniversary of his death. he has the tomb located inside st. peter's basilica. >> in the bay area, a driver faces drunk driving charges after crashing into a peninsula home. the man be cad -- crash into a house and sky 7 shows his banged up white s.u.v. on the property. the driver also hit a furniture mover who was inside the home. the man is expected to be okay. ironically the house is scheduled to be demolished next week the. >> the enter entertainment commission proposed town 40 concert events this summer with neighborhood groups lobbying for only 20 concerts and they want a 10:30 finish for nighttime events. the concerts will begin may 31. >> ahead, a bay area city takes away the welcome mat for those cash for gold businesses. >> let the political speculation begin. hillary clinton makes the first public appearance since leaving the state department and ahead what a

john paul was pope of course several years ago. he died in 2005.ope r-r becam pope benedict the xvi was the first pontiff in resign earlier this year. gregg: doing more with less when it comes to defending america. defense secretary chuck hagel set to give his first major address in his new post. steep cuts coming the pentagon's way. >> reporter: the new defense secretary is expected to talk about dealing with very difficult fiscal realities at the pentagon which may lead to a reduction, firing troops and rejecting more weapons systems. secretary chuck hagel is talking at the national defense university about what has been described as the new dense party reality, smaller budgets and rethinking military policy. hagel will tell a military audience these money issues could lead to fundamental change and even greater prioritizing of resources. the task is cutting defense spending while making sure the military continues to attract top-notch personnel and can keep up with american security commit tph-pltsd a dangerous world. hagel will tell this milita

. >>> pope francis paying his respects to the late pope john paul ii.ate visit last night to john paul's tomb to mark the eighth anniversary of his death. the pope spent time kneeling in silent prayer at the tomb. pope francis also prayed at the tombs of pope john xxiii and st. pius x. >>> the next iphone could be on its way. "the wall street journal" says apple will start producing a refreshed iphone sometime this quarter. that could mean a summer release. also a smaller, less expensive iphone could be launched this year. there's demand for cheaper phones. last quarter apple's older iphone models sold very, very well. >>> all right a wild ride in a stolen taxi. a suspect fleeing from police in south florida. 100 miles an hour through two counties in rush hour traffic. this whole thing started in miami. the driver lost control on the florida turnpike. after losing control right there, kept going, and managed to hit over 100 miles an hour speeds. chase on foot. there he goes, look at that. and then the police finally caught him. they say they found marij

. >> you have to really go back to the funeral of john paul ii, 2005, or maybe beatification to find a crowd similar to this. >> reporter: many arrived before sunrise to see francis celebrate his first easter mass as pope. in the three weeks since he was appointed the 76-year-old has angered some conservatives in the church. who argue he should act more like predecessors. for many his style is a step in the right direction. >> i just think people are ready for change. i do. they're hoping he brings some change. >> reporter: that renewed support is the shot in the arm new york's cardinal timothy dolan believes the church desperately needed. >> he brings us back to the simplicity, sincerity, raw basic goodness of the gospel. >> reporter: the pope ended the celebration by calling for "peace for all the world." alex perez, abc news, rome. >>> disturbing news about how many calories kids are consuming from the treats in those easter baskets. listen to this, between friday and later today, the typical american kid will have eaten more than 5,000 calories of easter treats. that does not inc

i was right here at this church here, this cathedral when john paul ii came here october 1st, 1979. history. the city came together in a time of crisis and a time of need. a time of pain, this is a real strong step forward, not only for the city, but i think it sent a message throughout america that we really stand for something, it's all about values, it's all about tradition, it's about america. >> yeah, i think the idea of the old -- there we just saw mitt romney, the former governor. the idea of red state blue state being one more patriotic than the other i think has really been put aside here today, robert gibbs. >> we're all americans. >> go ahead, mayor. >> robert gibbs. >> the idea of -- i want to get back to robert gibbs for a second, mr. mayor. this idea that one state because they are more conservative, therefore, more patriotic. there's a lot about this patriots day and its connection to the founding fathers. and this community, i'll go back, it sounds anti-religious, i hope it doesn't come across that way. the inter part of the faith was so much more than the faith itse

one of the great leaders of the late nineteenth century along with people like ronald reagan pope john paul two done shopping boris yeltsin well ok we know your world enjoyed. you know it can go and go ahead go ahead go ahead he was sufficient for the time he was sufficient for the time and. and the world turned a page in terms of the spread of democracy and a market economy sort of the world and today we have only about one quarter of the human race in countries that are poor countries using the u.n. definition the world's greatest advance in against poverty in the last forty years so yes margaret thatcher in that panoply of leaders that we enjoyed at that time and we need leadership today we are lacking leadership and then let me also give another instance of leadership and that is the role that mr thatcher played in allowing his spouse to be the great leader that she was today with women taking their places to do that wherever it may be out or down to the extent that i had just been you know had i jump in now and i don't you can say i last had a loud title going and what i had so that a

. >> pope tran sis visits the tomb john paul ii and the special connection they share. >> new this morning, a $49 million pay cut for poor performance leading to a salary slash if a >> live from the kgo-tv broadcast center this is abc7 news. >> developing news now at 6:00, crime tape surrounds a napa parking lot after an officer opened fire on a man, hitting him, this morning the investigators are revealing what led to the officer using his weapon. that is our top story this wednesday. good morning, everyone, i am katie marzullo leader for kristen sze. >> and now getting you out the door with a check on the forecast. mike? >> good morning, everyone, unlike tomorrow, no need to worry about wet weather. live doppler 7 hd show how dry it is with the extra cloud cover this morning. we may have a little drizzle at the coast but that is it. visibility at half moon bay has now improved, but napa has the biggest drop at three-quarters of a mile, and livermore down to a mile. be careful in those areas. today, an the bay, it will be cloudy, a lot cloud cover and some sunshine with a mild slow in the

and then there were the beatles, john, paul, george, and an unnamed drummer, but for all we knew, iten ringo. and we learned about this double bootleg album shrouded in nis mist tri because we all read the review in "rolling stone". >> i'm the music editor at "rolling stone" magazine. >> the very same "rolling stone" portrayed in almost famous. it was the bible of music at that time. you had the moon landing, woodstock, the vietnam war. music was huge and it had the power to change the world. then comes the review by the record reviews editor greer marcus. he called the album powerful, provocative and stunning, a masterpieces. it can truly be said this album is the way of life. >> people began calling the rolling stone offices, record stores. when is this record coming out? how do we get in touch with the distributor? >> the only problem was there was no album. the review was made up. there was no supergroup, no dylan, no beatles, no jagger, there were no songs or lyrics, but there sure was a lot of interest. greil marcus was just making fun of record reviews, especially the over the

i think pope john paul ii, pope benedict and now pope francis have this incredible challenge to tellhe world the church is serious about the sexual child abuse of minors. but at the same time i've got to tell you we've got to face this issue in society. we've got to look at it not just as a church issue. we need to look at it as something that's affecting all of our churches, our synagogues, our religious institutions, our schools, our parks, wherever young children are, wherever there are minors there are vulnerable people. people that need our help and protection. so i think the church's call is something that is positive, but people want to see more than just a call. people want to see some new action. i think that's what's going to be the biggest challenge for pope francis now. what new action will actually take place? >> and, reverend, do we know what his position is when it comes to, i mean, there's been a lot of legal action out of cases and those kinds of things whether or not he believes in prosecuting and not only kicking these priests out of the church but also prosecuting