former supervisor katz is one of those. i have known more for a while -- i have known her for a while. we served on the democratic committee. i quit to list my own life. i was are twisted to continue as the alternate to dr. brown. you have heard heard great qualities. -- my arm was twisted to continue as the alternate to dr. brown. she is not so locked into ideology that you cannot change her mind. sometimes, we get into a situation where sometimes our officials are locked into such a philosophical and gold that they cannot hear anything outside of that. -- such a philosophical bend that they cannot hear anything outside of that. to have someone on the board that cares about san francisco and who will listen to and talk about things like the yacht race that no one has talked about. i still have not heard how the jobs will work out for san franciscans. how will these contracting opportunities work out for us? i have not heard anything about that. i know that she will deal with that and she will listen and she will care. you

you could not do yourself better than to support former supervisor katz. do it quickly and let's get moving. thank you very much. >> good afternoon. in the 1990's, it was my privilege to work with leslie on the domestic partner ordinance that required companies that did business with san francisco to mirror our san francisco policies and values. it was that kind of visionary work that she understood -- undertook. we take this for granted today. i know that the visionary leadership she has has exhibited all throughout the years will serve her very well. not only hurt, but of the entire city of san francisco will benefit. -- not only her, but the entire city. she will make sure that the city grows in a sustainable and smart way for all of san francisco, not just for specific business interests. as a member of the democratic club board of directors, i also urge you to consider diversity in making your vote. we need qualified competent diverse members of the public to serve on our commissions in leadership roles and i don't think that we could get a better nom

i want to continue my support for supervisor katz to serve on the board. she has distinguished herself as being a thoughtful supervisor food went deeply into the issues at a time when technology was really booming in san francisco. she was the go to supervisor that people work with and looks to for leadership around those issues. she helped to make san francisco the capital that it is for technology. she will do a great job. she has had tremendous integrity, intellect, i know she will do great. i think that she will bring a valued perspective. i want to briefly say that i know people are here from throughout the bridge district. i would want to say that i think that -- would make a great bridge district dirr.

alex katz/vocero del abogado de oakland 18:57 creemos que la evidencia es solida y el juez puede decir19:01 esa evidencia agrego el vocero del abogado de la ciudad, son antecedentes de crimenes cometidos asi como declaraciones admitiendo a la policia en el pasado que eran miembros de pandillas...per o repetimos al menos dos de ellos hoy negaron haber declarado eso....si el juez acepta la orden, podria entrar en efecto de forma inmediata antes de esperar el resultado de un juicio.... 4:30 segun las autoridades otra orden judicial pero emitida para el norte de oakland ya ha dado resultados, se han dado cu un estudiante del este de la bahia fue arrestado tras confesarle a un consejero de su escuela que planeaba matar a uno de sus maestros. take deko --al parecer el adolescente, de la preparatoria "pinole valley", estaba furioso por que creia que el maestro lo avergonzaba frente a la clase. --un oficial del plantel fue notificado y lo arresto.. --entre sus cosas, encontraron una libreta que contenia el plan para matar al profesor. stop open roll open cu --la violencia en mxico ha cobrado m

mitchell katz would tell me quite often, the financial uncertainty of the general was single handedly by your clear passion and devotion and dedication, and your money. we thank you. [laughter] >> mayer brown, thank you so much. wow. thank you all so much. this has been a passion of love for me. everyday i am at the hospital, i see people who give themselves and give themselves and give themselves. it just makes me want to go out there and tell everyone else about it. it is not just passion that people are giving of their brain, their hearts, their solo, it is an amazing place. i am offering everybody a tour. it will make you fall in love but something that is such a strong underpinning of this city and, i think, can make us all proud to be san franciscans. i forgot earlier it is mentioned by 3 sues, sue hellman, carlyle, and kernin. they do a wonderful job. [applause] years ago, i sat at a dinner party next to talent. i fell in love with the hospital. i want to thank you all. it has really been my honor and my pleasure. this really was a surprise. thank you. [applause] [applause]

alex katz/vocero del abogado de oakland 18:57 creemos que la evidencia es solida y el juez puede decir9:01 esa evidencia agrego el vocero del abogado de la ciudad, son antecedentes de crimenes cometidos asi como declaraciones admitiendo a la policia en el pasado que eran miembros de pandillas...per o repetimos al menos dos de ellos hoy negaron haber declarado eso....si el juez acepta la orden, podria entrar en efecto de forma inmediata antes de esperar el resultado de un juicio.... 4:30 segun las autoridades otra orden judicial pero emitida para el norte de oakland ya ha dado resultados, se han dado menos arrestos y por eso quieren expandir esto a otras partes de la ciudad ...pilar nino telemundo 4:44 cu - cesar ---cabe agregar, pilar, que por hoy ... el juez no tomo una decision. ---- la audiencia continuara el proximo miercoles. stop for open roll open cu - anchor ---- la violencia en mxico ha cobrado ms de 30 mil vidas en aÑos recientes, y ahora se ha convertido es una estrategia legal para inmigrantes del area de la bahia que enfrentan deportacin.. ---- varios abogados estn utiliza

mitchell katz would tell me quite often, the financial uncertainty of the general was single handedly by your clear passion and devotion and dedication, and your money. we thank you. [laughter] >> mayer brown, thank you so much. wow. thank you all so much. this has been a passion of love for me. everyday i am at the hospital, i see people who give themselves and give themselves and give themselves. it just makes me want to go out there and tell everyone else about it. it is not just passion that people are giving of their brain, their hearts, their sol

i want to say thank-you to mitch katz, who at as the mayor has said is the best of the best. he is a remarkable leader for the city. under challenging times, he manages a health-care city -- a health care center with great grace. thank you again. to the great city family, to the board of supervisors, to my colleagues in the state legislature,, it is a thrill to be with you. to. cutler, who is here representing the wonderful residence. we are thrilled you have this beautiful home in which to live. this is really full circle. laguna honda was first challenged because it was seismically unsafe. it was the unchallenged because it had 30 person wards, and that was unacceptable. and so the work again. we said "yes we can," and now we say yes we did. we transform laguna honda into a remarkable long-term care facility for the residents of this great city. i was really privileged to be able to carry legislation. it was not easy, but we did come up with 200 million more dollars to put into this facility. your heart will skip a beat just like mine did when i walked into that building an

sterling partners fred wilpon and saul katz deny they could have know madoff was a crook, but there'snothing new about investors hearing only what they want to hear. behavioral economists call it "confirmation bias," seeing people making a lot of money outweighs even the most well reasoned warning. i thought of the mets owners when a financial planner told me that he can't get his clients to rebalance their portfolios today-- to sell some of their stock winners and shift to less risky investments. stocks, after all, have been making people a lot of money. now the stock market isn't a ponzi scheme, but smart investing means doing the hard thing. some returns, if not too good to be true, are too good to last. i'm eric schurenberg. >> tom: that's "nightly business report" for wednesday, february 9. i'm tom hudson. good night everyone, and good night to you too, susie. >> susie: good night tom. i'm susie gharib. good night everyone. we hope to see all of you again tomorrow night. "nightly business report" is made possible by: this program was made possible by contributions to your pbs sta

one of those is katz 7. its location is secret, and holds those alleged to be behind the 911 attacks, though according to the commander, conditions of every prison compound have significantly improved since the obama administration came into office, by taking more detainees out of solitary confinement. >> about 1/3 of those were living in a communal environment, roughly, so fast forward two years to now, two years later, we have upwards of about 87 -- high 80's -- living in a communal environment. it is also positive for the guard force. we have seen the assaults go down significantly over the last year. >> this week, a sixth detainee was convicted by terrorist offenses by a special military trial. he is only one prisoner so far who has been convicted by a criminal court. the slow process ultimate -- has been criticized by civil rights groups. >> ultimately, when you have a prisoner for seven, eight, nine years, they ought to be given a fair trial if there are serious allegations to be presented against them

the wilpon and katz families. fred wilpon and madoff became personal close friends. in the times interview, madoff said that wilpon didn't know about the scheme. but in a lawsuit asking for a $1 billion, the trustee has revealed e-mails from wilpon's own advisers that they had warned him about madoff for years. at mets spring training today, his son jeff said that the family denies the allegations. >> we're going to fight it. we're going to be victorious in the end. >> his strongest comments were reserved for the media coverage of the suicide last december of his son mark. which he labeled disgraceful. he's not quoted in the article as saying he felt any responsibility for what happened to mark. >>> brian ross has been covering it since the very beginning. >>> in tiny bahrain, crowds demanded more jobs. and an end to the 200-year-old monarchy. protesters digging in, they say, for the long haul. in what has become bahrain's version of tahrir square. and that's where we find miguel marquez. >> reporter: diane, pearl square here in manama, demonstrators have gathered th

. >> reporter: at katz's deli in new york, manager jake dell said it's cutting into profits. are you going to have to pass those costs on? >> unfortunately, we may. >> reporter: in the wake of the recession, many businesses have been afraid any price increase would scare off customers, but at joe's jonathan rubinstein, can't wait any longer. >> next week for the first time in two years we are raising our prices. >> reporter: a cup of drip cove will go up ten cents, or 5%. nationally smuckers, owner of foldger's coffee, dunkin' donuts, said it will hike coffee products 10%. if inflation worsens, it could hold back the economy. >> if we don't see any job growths over the next six months or nine months, as gasoline and other prices rise, that would be a double whammy. >> reporter: many economists believe the job market and wages will pick up soon. >> couric: and coming up next here on the "cbs evening news," getting the jump on alzheimer's disease. experimental treatments aimed at preventing it. ok, allie's spelling bee is monday... sounds like a mini-wheats day to me! and becka

. >>> in san jose william lynch will stand trial for attacking a retired katz lick priest who he claims molested him when he was a young boy. he will be tried as an adult. >>> time now 6:47. your drive on highway 101 will soon be less scenic. trees will be cut down along highway 101 in nevada. this time the crews will be working along pluma circle, sea skate drive. this tree removal plan will clear the way for a new car pool lane for both the northbound and southbound lanes of highway 101. last week the crews chopped down trees on the 101 median. >>> 6:48 is the time. let's go to sal to check in on traffic. how is the going? >> last week i was doing a live shot. when i go on the air a siren goes by blaring. it's just part of the job. live television. let's go out and take a look at the commute now. the traffic is okay on highway 4 as you head up to the will low pass grade. slow traffic. there is not a lot going on which is good. we are not going to question it. westbound bay bridge is light. also this morning when we look at 237 we are starting to get a little bit of a slow down there.

katz. we will open it up to a prodigious reporter questions. please raise your hands and we will -- to credentialed reporter questions. i ask that you please identify yourself and your organization before asking a question. >> "york times." your critique of the fbi-justice report on this case seems to not really get at the fundamental issue of who committed this crime, which obviously is of great public interest in this case. if i'm reading you correctly, your criticisms do not undermine their conclusion. i am -- and this thing you did not reach a wrong conclusion. let's say that while they overstated the link between the flask 1029 and the letters, you also say that the evidence is consistent with that link, and it supports that way. you use the word "support." in another example, is it is that they overstated the evidence that bruce ivins falsified one of his samples that he turned in, but if i read it correctly, you're essentially saying there is a 1% chance that it actually came from where he came from -- where he said it came from. from a

we've made enormous strides in reducing the likelihood of complex katz strophic attacks by al qaeda from pakistan, we continue to face threats from many other corners. i'll briefly outline those remarks and ask that my full statement be made part of the record. to begin, i'll touch on the threats that we face. today, al qaeda and its allies in pakistan still pose a threat despite degdation suffered from counterterrorism operations over the past couple of years and accelerated over the past two years al qaeda, we believe in pakistan is in one of its weakest points in the past decade and it's being forced to react to a reduced safe haven and personnel losses. it rae mains a determine d unit. at least five disrupted plots in europe during the past five years, including the plot to attack u.s. airliners transiting between the u.k. and united states in addition to disruptsed cells in the u.k., norway and attacks against newspaper offices in denmark demonstrate al qaeda and pakistan's steadfast intentions. we are also concerned about future homeland attacks from one of al qaeda's key allies wi

we've made enormous strides in reducing the likelihood of complex katz strophic attacks by al qaeda from pakistan, we continue to face threats from many other corners. i'll briefly outline those remarks and ask that my full statement be made part of the record. to begin, i'll touch on the threats that we face. today, al qaeda and its allies in pakistan still pose a threat despite degradation suffered from counterterrorism operations over the past couple of years and accelerated over the past two years. al qaeda, we believe in pakistan is in one of its weakest points in the past decade and it's being forced to react to a reduced safe haven and personnel losses. it rae mains a determine d unit. at least five disrupted plots in europe during the past five years, including the plot to attack u.s. airliners transiting between the u.k. and united states in addition to disruptsed cells in the u.k., norway and attacks against newspaper offices in denmark demonstrate al qaeda and pakistan's steadfast intentions. we are also concerned about future homeland attacks from one of al qaeda's key allies

i am worried by katz of the press that it has not happened. -- and i am worried by the accounts of the press that it has not happened. legislation would create this as a right for someone who has been a victim said that they can get out of a unit where the person who attacked them is in the same unit. i think there are some ideas that i heard in that hearing is to say that are definitely worth pursuing. we do take it seriously. i have taken this seriously because sexual assault as a problem on university campuses. texas a&m, just like any other big public university, has a problem with this. one suggestion that i had made was to get in touch with some of the universities that have the best prevention programs to see if we can learn something from these universities. we have a broad program to try and tackle this, but there's no question that there's more to do. i invite the admiral to comment. >> i testified when i was the vice chief of the navy on this subject. there's a lot of work that needed to be done. it was very obvious for all of these services and night testified with my three

we've made enormous strides in reducing the likelihood of complex katz strophic attacks by al qaeda from pakistan, we continue to face threats from many other corners. i'll briefly outline those remarks and ask that my full statement be made part of the record. to begin, i'll touch on the threats that we face. today, al qaeda and its allies in pakistan still pose a threat despite degradation suffered from counterterrorism operations over the past couple of years and accelerated over the past two years. al qaeda, we believe in pakistan is in one of its weakest points in the past decade and it's being forced to react to a reduced safe haven and personnel losses. it rae mains a determine d unit. at least five disrupted plots in europe during the past five years, including the plot to attack u.s. airliners transiting between the u.k. and united states in addition to disruptsed cells in the u.k., norway and attacks against newspaper offices in denmark demonstrate al qaeda and pakistan's steadfast intentions. we are also concerned about future homeland attacks from one of al qaeda's key allies