kim been in the staff members get busy as a training will soon begin most of whom were up to all of milk. unknown to them going. the soldiers carry their gear which weighs thirty kilograms and quiet leave but officially ski down the snow covered mountain soldier show off their abilities by firing the party with stunning accuracy. i seem nice to know him. they don't know. though the latino vote. it doubled the number we will. and all after coming downhill smoke bombs are used to throw the enemies into confusion they continue shooting the dough. it is the loss for words because of the elastic training at the bottle. but but but but but. though some would go more. the bullets to kill a person so the soldiers carefully checked each and every one of the empty shells and see if all of them fired the right number. it's time for an interview with guidelines must be abided the minimum and eleven wounded. no more. all the press members concentrated on the only injury before the day. i'm switching it up to ten hundred am running out was enough to attend. the nato force it off. a sizeable one duck h

kim for those words. our final speaker is one who has been in integral to this community. mike has been at my side for the last 15 years helping to make this project a reality along with all the members of the labor community, the carpenters, operating engineers and everybody. mike has been a member of the workers union since 1985 and has represented the workers from san mateo and marine and other counties. he has been voted by his peers and elected the treasure since 2005. he's been with us since the beginning. the transit project labor unit has been a model for other projects for success. all 20 units signaturary have signed on and we have been able to work with mike to create a program to mentor our youth both students ranging from 5 through high school and college. teaching them about engineering and architecture and all of the various disciplines that go into a project like this. mike as well as all the unions have been working with us as well with urs bashay and we have been working very hard with veterans to provide opportunities for them. in fact one of our very fi

the problem is the substance of the law as kim has been suggesting. >> is there a danger for the republicans that they are running against this too early? it is a sense that as this -- as more people get to coverage during the year and the price increases and the sticker shock and everything wears off, that this is not going to be as salient an issue come autumn. >> based on what we have seen it is probably a pretty good one. this law is a rolling catastrophe. plenty more is going to be coming up as we go along. i would be more concerned were i the white house. we are in fact early in this election season. if this is the best the democrats have right now and the pressure does increase, they ought to be concerned about whether or not democrats feel as though they have to go further. you have already had some delaying aspects of the law. does that pressure increase going forward? do they feel the need to distance themselves even further? >> all right, we will be watching. we have to take one more break. when we come back, hits and misses of the week. >>> it is time now for hits and misses of t

a lot of credit now and for folks who know supervisor kim she that is most unique supervisor pedigree more than anyone in the world since she's beenan advocate and on many issues, without further a do, i want to introduce supervisor kim. [ applause ] >> doug and i go way back, actually. i think i brought it up at another ribbon cutting the arlington. we used to be in an affordable housing softball league together and i was injured and didn't make it back. doug make sure we did reasonably well, maybe not. a bunch of non-profit folks playing softball throughout the city. i'm excited to be here at this ground breaking. it was 3 years ago when the mayor and i attended the transbay terminal down the street. i remember that day because the mayor and i got shake hands with workers. many of who had not been working for several years. thises their first job back on the market and they were so excited that there was a project moving forward here in this city creating jobs and hiring hardworking folks throughout the bay area. a year later, the mayor and i saw each other at various ground breaking and for affordable housing for residents here

i especially want to acknowledge the work that supervisor kim, supervisor yee, and others have been doing on this issue. as supervisor yee alluded to, we actually held a hearing on this issue that was called for by supervisor kim a few months back. and at the time the issue that became clear as a key issue to address this problem, this epidemic, is the issue of enforcement, which is why a number of us wanted to have a joint hearing with the policy oversight body of the police department, the san francisco police commission. and i just want to note that following up on that, on thursday, january 16th, we will be holding a special joint meeting of the board of supervisors, neighborhood services, and safety committee with the police commission from 5:00 to 7:00 p.m., starting at 5:00 in these chambers so that we can have a frank discussion not only of the additional resources, but also what else can be done by the police department to deal with the issue of enforcement. so, the rest -- i just want to say that, you know, our hearts i think for all of us go out to these families. i mean, there

kim has been at the gym, working out like crazy, with her new best friend.k china. >> her new best friend. >> there she is with another picture showing off her ample assets. she's working out. she's crediting this to the atkins diet. but kim is back and wants the world to know about it. >> well, yeah. >> some sad news out of the kardashian camp. >> scott disick's father passed away last night. radar online broke the story. it comes three months after his mother passed away. both were 63 years old. this has not been confirmed by the family yet. scott, as we know, he loves social media, he's always on twitter. he's not said a word about this on twitter. in fact, he's not even tweeted since new year's eve. so we're keeping a close eye. >> he's an only child too. >> only child, long island, went to california to make his fame and fortune and massive reality star. but very, very sad news. >> what does he do for a living? >> he's a reality star, make a fortune from being famous. >> no other profession? >> he didn't go into this profession having a profession. very

and i fully support what's been proposed by supervisor kim. i'm sure other supervisors as well that we have a zero tolerance like they have established in new york city so that we can actually look forward to a year where we have zero fa salts from cars hitting pedestrians. ~ fatalities so much work has to be done and as a city we truly have to put our resource he to improve the streets for the most vulnerable people who are on them. those are the pedestrians. and i do want to also acknowledge what supervisor kim has mentioned, that the people who are most at risk and most vulnerable are people who are seniors and people and children. the man who lost his life in my district was 86 years old, had lived a long life. at 86 you would expect you would be able to live at that age to natural causes take your life away, not a car. and, so, colleagues, i look forward to all of us working together on how to make this city safer and acknowledging the lives that we have to save and the lives we lose clearly because we don't have the stamped ardx in place

kim yong un is believed to have been born on january 8th. his exact age is not known, but he is thought to be 31. the north has not officially acknowledged the date as kim's birthday. but foreign officials in pyongyang say people on the streets seem to be aware of when their leader was born. associated press footage shows no special decorations in the capital. citizens seemed to be going about their lives as normal. >> translator: i went to work at the factory as usual. i finished my shift and i'm on my way home. >> former nba basketball star dennis rodman is visiting pyongyang. he and his american team practiced with north korean players for an exhibition game said to be in honor of kim's birthday. the u.s. administration is insisting that rodman's trip is a private visit. meanwhile the state-run news agency reports that north korea's parliament is preparing for an election. deputies for the supreme people's assembly will be selected on march 9th. the announcement came nearly a month after the north executed kim's youngle on charges of treas

kim. i have been talking for some time about how we've had a tale of two cities in san francisco and how with all the prosperity there are many people being left behind. and as part of our discussion of the affordability crisis that we are facing, one of the things that has stood out is the challenges that tenants are facing in san francisco. i want to take this opportunity to thank all the advocates, scott ajusta who has brought these issues to not only the attention of this body in city hall but really the entire elected family. i am proud to be introducing and we are going to be voting today on this piece of legislation that provides an additional protection for tenants as we are dealing with this housing crisis. we are acutely aware of the fact that because of this crisis many families are being displaced and one of the things we have heard from tenants is the fact that many of them feel that they are being harassed and we have heard story after story from tenants who have been subjected to different forms of harassment by landlords. we have heard the stories of landlords consistently cal

kim ~. i will also just add i have been involved in this issue for quite sometime. when the mta first came forward with the idea of these rest room facilities on the public right-of-way, i initially -- i expressed concern, as did supervisor david chiu. we are all very protective of our public sidewalks and these are large facilities. so, i did have concerns. as i worked more with the mta and also with transit -- with the bus drivers, i learned a lot more about how incredibly difficult it is for these drivers to actually find a rest room -- not only find a rest room that's available, but one that is clean and sanitary and private and accessible for the folks who have mobility challenges. and even if you do have them at a taco bell or kfc where there is availability, you have no idea what that rest room is like, whether it's accessible, whether it's going to be clean and really humane place to have our employees use rest rooms during their shift, and hours always change. so, the mta, i also want to thank the [speaker not understood] agency for its work instead of tryi

white ten billion us dollars a month of course comes as kim and ben been a key hands of the pound to the current vice chair. janet be alone for washington genuine truth reports the us federal reserve is projecting a relatively stable paycheck instead the us economic recovery in its latest statement citing growing underlying strength in the broader economy. chapman and ninety is wrapping up his tenure during one of the nice tumultuous periods in us economic history. and again on sets and legacy to feist said to make them and the difficulty that she's going to face use on one being what it is an extraordinary degree of monetary stimulus law including the quantitative easing programme which is of unprecedented. so for that reason. every step that she takes him on one being that stimulus is going to be of the matter for all uncertainty in the markets the federal open market committee has chosen to continue with the crowd made out to december. to gradually on the wind it's been the listed on the cia's program called quantitative easing. once again that you see it touches the us cents by t

. >> simon: kim had been lying on his bed working at his computer when he heard the ruckus outside. >lked over here and grabbed this. this is a panic button. he pressed that. >> simon: and that goes through to you? >> tempero: straight to me, a text message to me. >> simon: police were working their sledgehammers, but couldn't find kim anywhere. >> tempero: and they were... they'd done this damage here thinking that he was in the dumb waiter. >> simon: tempero says he was forced to show them where kim was. it's a closet? >> tempero: it's a closet. but if you push the back of the door... okay, so this is the red room-- as you can see, only because of the color of the carpet, nothing sinister. >> simon: the police found kim sitting behind a pillar, not far from a locker that stored a shotgun. to this day, kim believes the operation was excessive. >> dotcom: this is an overreach of epic proportions. >> simon: but there was a gun in the room? >> dotcom: yeah, there was a gun in the room. but, you know, i mean, you in the u.s., everyone has a gun in the room, right? that's not the reason w

kim admitted she hasn't been doing well but says she has other things like help. >> taking ownership of getting that in. >> this clerk told abc7 smus nus she got the message. >> it came loud and clear after a year on the job she needs to start producing minutes perhaps rather than tweeting. >> i take issue with this idea it is easy to record all of the minutes. and i think that is a really misunderstanding of the medium. >> the 34-year-old elected to the $7,000 part time clerk position. he failed to produce any minutes from a year's worth of meetings. >> public expects to have those records available. >> staff did try to get him to produce minutes. in comments he says i didn't run for the job to be a stenographer. i want to make a product that is useful. she is a tweeter, something she does throughout the city council meetings >> people working at home are able to be a part of conversation. >> she says just this week she finished a quarter of the past year's missing minutes and she told us she'll makeup the rest in the weeks still to come. in pleasant hill, abc7 news. >> here is one

supervisor jane kim: does dpw ask to find for alternative sites in case of protest? >> there are times when we've been asked to also attend these walks to help facilitate the situation and we are doing that. supervisor jane kim: previous to the walk, at any point in the process, dpw doesn't ask what work at&t has done to identify alternative sites on private property? >> as part of the application, at&t after they demonstrate to us they entertain and try to ask property owners to locate on properties in some cases where the buildings are set to the property line, in some cases there is no opportunity. they are able to demonstrate that they did value it and as part of the packet we'll accept and review that based upon that information. supervisor jane kim: thank you. supervisor scott weiner: thank you. with that -- oh. supervisor malia cohen: i know we want to go on. i have a question for lynn real quick. it goes to the interpretation or when there is a disagreement the interpretation of the guidelines, maybe you can speak to your interpretation as well. >> dpw has frustration in working with the guide

of the first parliamentary elections in five years of the same day leader kim jones reportedly celebrated his birthday there's been another failure in but the contamination system at the show the need to plan for this are probing the breakdown of the way. and scientists from japan china and south kea. working together to trace the source of tiny pollutants that's making and that they are hazardous debris. north korea will hold its first parliamentary election since two thousand and nine in march. authorities in cognac made the announcement on wednesday a leader kim jong hoon this purported birthday analysts say the regime is trying to rejuvenate the assembly and remove members linked to tim's uncle who was executed. he visited he van turned thirty one years old his birthday is not designated a national holiday on like those of his late father and grandfather singer and television broadcast a documentary about kim's life but there are no reports of celebrations poland will go into a tree as usual. i finished my shift m my way home. authorities ave said that paiamentary elections f march nine nearly seven hundred ca

kim. >> have i been to the gym yet? nah. it's only january 2nd. why rush things.h of pounds because dana and i went on a sugar diet. sugar free diet. any way. she kept jump on me every time i got near sugar. this is me doing yoga. this is the dipping dog. the warrior one down to the dipping down dog. >> this is not exercise. it's glorified stretching. yoga is glorified stretching america. >> doesn't mean it's bad. >> i didn't hear him well. have you started already? >> pretty much -- what are we talking about? >> resolutions. pet my dog, kiss my wife. i do it any way. >> more of it? >> why did you make resolutions to what you already do? >> do more of what i do. i'm a family man bob. >> i understand that. >> i said i was going to a yoga class and going to start taking more pictures of jasper which i did. look at the facebook page. it's incredible. >> that's the most photographed dog in the world. >> it's unbelievable. >> did you have any resolutions? >> my resolution is never take any advice from people in the media about how to improve your life. >> okay. >> comi

spanish-speaking families and i have been doing this for the past 7 years and since i moved to san francisco. i want to just echo what oscar said and also what kim said previously, regarding how it starts at home. and the familis that come in they are constantly coming in and there has not, and it is just been getting progressively worse. they either doubled up, tripled up, or they are displaced and they have to leave the city. south of market, the action now currently serves over 200 families and even with the application process of trying to get them into the affordable housing, that process is also very difficult because it is also in the language. and so, it is i think, it is important that we are having this, and in this conversation continues. and we continue in that, and because we are all part of this, and affordable housing needs to be for the families and our working families, so, thank you. >> >> good evening, everybody, my name is ramond and i am the lead organizer of the community action network and currently i have been working with 25 to 30 youth, and you know, regarding this issue, and i have had the privilege of talking to them

his friendship with kim jong un has been heavily scrutinized by kenneth bae's family. >> president obama is trying to improve the outlook with a pledge of help to economically hard hit communities he's calling promise zones. >> we will help them succeed. >> safe houses, good environment, good education. >> lawmakers from both parties are already embracing it. >> only 1,057 around the globe have been preselected. >> a dream come true for hampton black moving to mars forever. >> it's for the benefit i think of all mankind i mean to be a multi-planetary species. >>> new tonight at 11:00 a warning about a call you might get from a person who says they're from pepco. they want money for a deposit on a new meter, but it's not pep so he. it's a tech -- pepco. it's a technique called spoofing. scott broom shows us how it works. >> reporter: it starts with a phone call, somebody on the other end claiming to be a representative of pepco saying the power is about to be shut off unless a deposit is paid for a new meter scheduled to be installed in less than an hour. >> they say listen, the technicia

tell themselves, that means central control is breaking down in some ways. >> narrator: kim jong un has reportedly been sending his security forces house to house, searching for illegal dvds, and last november ordered the execution of as many as 80 people, some for watching foreign television. >> narrator: open radio for north korea is a station staffed by defectors transmitting stories into the country from across the border in the south. >> (translated): what the north korean regime fears the most is information about the outside world going into the country. we tell the north korean people how vicious their dictatorship is. if someone listens to these broadcasts and passes the story on to other people, and if the story is political, it becomes a very serious matter. in these cases, i understand that some even face public execution. >> narrator: the story they are broadcasting today-- that kim jong un's wife, a former pop star, recorded a pornographic video-- is quickly spreading around north korea and has provoked a vicious reaction. the station reports that the singer of the popular song "horse lad

introducing today a general fund supplemental preparation co-sponsored by supervisor kim to assist nonprofit organizations that have been impacted by rising commercial rents in the mid-market tax exclusion zone. this is a supplemental for 2-1/2 million dollars which would be funded by the property tax increases that the city is expecting to receive in that zone for this current budget cycle. the increase is based on the revenue growth given today's taxable values so it's likely to get larger as additional construction projects in the area are completed and newly assessed in the year ahead. this supplemental is one part of a larger collaborative effort spearheaded by supervisor kim to address the need to protect nonprofit organizations that have been providing vital social services to our residents from displacement. based on the budget analyst report on this issue, she has convened a working group with the mayor's office of housing and community development to assess and recommend policy solutions. the supplemental that we're introducing today will be directed to nohcd to fund the working group programmatic [speaker not

standing there and hearing dennis rodman singing "happy birthday" to kim jong-un. having beenyou feel it's not so bad. >> i felt that. that was something that dennis did unilaterally. we did not know that was going to happen and he just did that. and you know, we spoke afterwards. i thought that was a little over the top and that might have been a little inappropriate and that would not have had any bearing whether the game to the success of the game or not. i think if he would not have done it it would not have mae a difference. we spoke about it afterwards. >> this is christiane amanpour. can you tell me how much you were paid and who paid you and the others to go there? >> i said this several times. i don't know what the issue is about how much we got paid. i have no reason to answer that question to anyone. that's my personal business. i think the question is a little personal and inappropriate. it's just personal. no one asked any of you on the set how much you got paid. my salary was public when i played in the nba. >> but you were paid and there is a legitimate question

there's been a lot of back and forth about whether or not the driver was working for the popular car service uber. it started with a facebook post by supervisor jane kimd the driver had been arrested and charged with vehicular manslaughter. kim also said the driver, quote, self-identified as an uber driver. kim later backed away saying the driver was a, quote, non- taxi for-pay driver. cab companies have been warning that a death like this could happen with loosely regulated "rideshare" services. the crash happened at 8 p.m. on new year's eve. the suv was making a right turn when it hit the mom and her two children killing the 6-year-old girl. at first uber said he was not their driver. now they are asking san francisco police to release more information about him. so they can confirm that. if he was a driver for them he will be deactivated from the system. live in san francisco, kiet do, kpix 5. >>> it took him three weeks but a 9-year-old out of southern california now can say he climbed the tallest mountain in south america. tyler armstrong is home tonight in southern california after trekking argentina's highest mountain. he summited south america

kim is the fact that the extraordinary things within the north korean system have now been disclosed. here was supported by kim jung il, but a signal to the people of north korea that maybe they are not all wise and seeing what goes on within their borders. some people say that it will. but for the moment, and i think probably for the foreseeable future, we see him consolidating his power and going his own way, building a ski slope, inviting dennis rodman. >> that worked out really well. >> as for china, the irony in the situation, the chinese have long inceased to us and to others that they did not have the influence that we believe they could have or should have on the peninsula. and in this case, it may well have been true. there's very little to suggest that china had advanced awareness of what was going on, the imminence of the purge and execution, the irony here being that the chinese here over the last four, five years have invested in north korea in terms of a much heightened economic role and the presumption being in china that when kim jung il had a moment that they could ma

kim? >> it has been a problem but i don't think so. i think both of these companies were extremely late to the mobile party and and i think we're going to see encouraging things in 2014. david: i wanted you to hurry up because we have the starbucks numbers. we'll get back to microsoft, see how that's doing. jo ling kent has been following those numbers of starbucks. a lot of concern there with starbucks and indeed after-hours the stock is trading down. jo, what do the numbers look like? >> stocks are down 1 1/2% right now, dave. taking a look at numbers eps came in at 71 cents a share. that is beat on the 69 cents the street was estimating. revenue came in 4.2 billion which is a miss on the 4.29 billion. taking a look at same-store sales, american sales were up 5%. they were expecting mid-single digits so that is pretty much in line. taking a look at global same-store sales. that is 5% up. that is a miss on 5.7% analysts were expecting. in terse of back to the domestic sales traffic was up 4%. looking at outlook for this quarter, 54 to

rodman has been criticised by the u.s. for his pandering to kim. who had his own uncle.orth korea is a police state with thousands of political prison exercise an active nubbing leer weapon program. in 2012 north korea arrested u.s. citizen kenneth bae, a tour group leader and kornaled him with plotting a coup. kenneth bae was sentenced to 15 years of hard labour. the u.s. government says kenneth bae is incident and north korea never showed evidence against him. in a television interview dennis rodman suggested kenneth bae may be guilty of a crime, then cursed at the reporter interviewing him. kenneth bae's sister said the family is appalled by dennis rodman's comments. >> this is not a game, you know, dennis rodman can play the back of a game, media game all he wants with his own life. this is about a man's life that is on the line. i hope that he realises that. this is serious stakes. he has a family back home, a father of three children. we've been waiting for him for 14 months. i hope he remembers that. >> one u.s. congressman says dennis rodman entertaining kim with