larsons have a multi-generational history. these families for generations have lived on carolina and raised their families here and want to keep that tradition alive. mrs. larson and my mother have had affordable housing for families over the years. they have stringent processes under rent control. they can't easily tear down their buildings and replace with a massive building and not that that is their intention. and to make a reasonable return on their investment. in reality the playing field in san francisco real estate is not level. and these apartments are under threat to be overwhelmed. we are not opposed to 910 carolina but ask that it fit with the style and topography of the neighborhood. the proposed home is replacing according to the assessor's office 400 square foot of living space older home. with one based on the newer values is nine times larger and up to three stories taller. it's square footage is greater than mrs. larson's and my mother's rent control homes putting together. in contrast both apartment building

larson's testimony almost verbatim. she said everything i would say about this project, i thought it was eloquent and reasonable. if i was in her position i wouldn't be as reasonable as she was, and i would be insulting. and i compliment your reasonableness and i support almost verbatim what you presented tonight and therefore i am in support of the appeal. and on her terms. based on the adjustments that she made to the design and for the reasons she said. >> i have another approach not unprecedented coming from me and to continue the matter for a couple of weeks. and highly encourage the parties to get together with the assistance of the planning department. it's worked before. neither party comes back very happy, but that's probably okay. i am not comfortable specifying changes. i agree with the overall sense it's not to the scale. but i rather that the permit holder and the neighbors work it out. or try to work it out put it that way. >> i would support that motion. >> if we do that we need to give them a little more

sea was to disintegrate. >> larson sea is bigger and if it was to be lost in the next few decades itctually add to the projectses projections of sea level rise and the rate of sea level rice by 2100, expect that sea level rise arm the world will be something in excess of 50 centimeters higher by 2100. than it is at presents. and that will cause problems for coastal cities and low-lying cities. >> reporter: so what this discovery means is that scientists will be able to make more accurate predictions have about just what affect the break you want larson sea and indeed the recession of glaciers around the world will have on global sea levels. >>> i can find out about all of the news and much, much more by logging on to our website the address at the bottle of your screen aljazerra.com. >> this week on "talk to al jazeera" - john lydon lead singer of "the sex pistols" - the band that ignited a punk rock revolution. >> pain, suffering, the disenfranchised, unnecessary poverty, class warfare, all of these issues bother me greatly. >> he was a man who generated headlines and controversy. f

in to the ocean and raising sea levels and it would be be the same story but on a larger scale if larson to did he since great. >> larson sea is bigger and if it were to be lost in the next few decades it would actually add to the projections of sea level rise and the rate of sea level rise by 2100. we expect that sea level rise around the world will be something in excess of 50 centimeters higher by 2100 than it is at presents and that will cause problems for coast the cities and low-lying cities. >> reporter: so what this discovery means is that scientists will be able to make more accurate predictions did just what effect the break up of the larson sea and indeed the recession of glaciers around the world will have on global sea levels. >>> nicaragua's most active volcano has erupted sending ash hundreds of meet nurse to the sky. it began erupting on thursday. these dramatic pictures show the strongest eruption yet filmed from close to the crater. crime could have big consequences >>> america needs a smarter war on terror, and pakistan, a key ally on the front since 9/11 stands accuse

you to approve the proposal in front of the you and i lord to seeing you all at grand opening of larson >> is there any additional public comment. >> good afternoon, everyone i'm ash from sxhauns office i want to support this this is 0 robust community process behind larson park i'm confident that rec and park it doing everybody to deliver a plane the community will be excited about i want to lend her support. >> we're honored to be joined by the asserts our chiu. >> thank you commissioner president buell and the commissioner thank you for having me it is a period of time since i've been at the public hearing i'm a bit rusty i want to say it has been about more than two years ago i came to ask for your support i underscore the importance of this project it serves as a node to the history that flies this but making an investment to the kids in the future i wanted to say thank you for your past support we've come a long way and we're almost there this action will bring us to the final place i want to take a quick manipulate to thank phil ginsburg and your team in the capital division that

okay, good evening, i am dorothy larson, the owner of 906 carolina street i am here to show the size of this enormous project at 910 carolina street and to straighten the board of appeals with the information. and i tried to get in contact with the owner a couple of times and never got response from the e-mails issue so my main contact was their contractor. and i notified them about the massive scale of the house and the loss of light. and let me know that the design team recommended the removal of the top floor. and his e-mail in february 2015 and that the house lost its floor, but i responded that it looked the same four stories. my property did gain some light in the front, and i appreciate this, however it would be better if the upper floor was setback. and i would like to start by letting you know that i plan to be at the discretionary review and i woke up with my face paralyzed and i was not able to attend. no one said that the discretionary review would be scheduled after 5 p.m. or that an agenda online. what happened on that evening, i found this through the video, that five

sea was to disintegrate. >> larson sea is bigger.e to be lost in the next few decades then it would actually add to the projections of sea level rise and the rate of sea level rise by 2100. we expect that sea level rise around the world will be something in excess of 50 centimeters higher by 2100 than it is at presents and that will cause problems for coastal cities and low-lying cities. >> so what this discovery means is that scientists will be able to make more accurate predictions about just what effect the break up of the larson sea and indeed the recession of glaciers around the world will have on global sea levels. >>> nicaragua's most active volcano has erupted sending ash hundreds of meet nurse to the sky t ghani resulting thursday. the eruption isn't extreme enough to force people in the surrounding vim villages to evacuate. >>> the u.s. navajo native american community is in the midst of a public health cries i.pop at this and eye diet high in sugar fat and processed foods are affecting the reservation residents in arizona.

larson? mr. larson votes aye. mr. bishop? mr. bishop votes no. mr. cooper? mr. cooper votes aye. mr. turner? mr. turner votes no. ms. bord? ms. bord votes aye. mr. cline? mr. cline votes no. mr. courtney? mr. courtney votes aye. mr. rogers? mr. rogers votes no. mr. franks? mr. franks votes no. mr. shuster? mr. shuster votes no. mr. whitman? mr. whitman votes no. mr. hunter? mr. hunter votes no. mr. peters? mr. peters votes aye. dr. flemming? dr. flemming votes no. mr. gibson? mr. gibson votes aye. mr. walls? mr. walls votes aye. ms. heart? ms. heart votes no. mr. o'rourke? mr. o'rourke votes aye. mr. scott? mr. scott votes no. mr. brooks? mr. brooks, no. mr. nugent? mr. nugent votes no. mr. ashford? mr. ashford votes aye. mr. multon? mr. multon, aye. mr. burns? mr. burns votes no. mr. graves? mr. graves votes no. mr. zin is an aye. ms. mcfally? mr. knight? mr. mccarthy? mr. russell? mr. russell votes no. >> clerk wall the role of any members who missed the first vote? >> there were no members. >> how am i recorded? >> you are recorded no. >> i would like to change to a yes. >> th

. >> hi, david, we're the larsons from folsom, california., tami. >> reporter: the larsons, reaching out to "20/20" and standing in front of their used car they bought, knowing they needed to replace the airbag. but what they didn't know was that the airbag they bought online was from this guy. the man who owned this home in indian trail, north carolina. who tonight is behind bars. >> the man accused of selling fake car parts. >> reporter: look at what investigators say they found in igor borehdin's home. more than 1,500 fake airbags. $60,000 in cash hidden in the walls. authorities say he sold $1.7 million dollars worth on ebay, calling himself "airbag pros." labeled a "top-rated" seller. ebay are telling us tonight that they have since tightened their selling policies. >> we found later, the guy who had sold us the driver's side airbag had sold us a bum bag. >> reporter: we offered to tow the larsons' car to an authorized dealer to have their airbag replaced with an authorized honda replacement. and we're about to test the airbag they've be

. >> we're the larsons. i'm bob, this is my wife tammy. >> they bought the car used, knowing they had to replace the airbag. what they didn't know, it was from this guy. the man that owned that home in north carolina. who tonight is behind bars. look at what investigators said they found in his home. more than 1,500 fake airbags, $60,000 in cash hidden in the walls. authorities said he he sold $1.5 million worth on ebay. calling himself airbag pros. labeled a top-rated seller. >> we found out later, the guy that sold us an airbag sold us a bum bag. >> we offered to have their car towed to a dealer, to have it replaced. and we're about to test their airbag. first, they set off a real airbag. and now, the airbag in the larsons' car. >> 2, 1. wow! >> a lot of shrapnel. you would have had a face full of plastic. >> we have a piece of the airbag cover over here. this is probably about 40 feet from the actual explosion of the airbag. can you imagine this being in the driver's face? >> and that's just one moment in

we're the larsons. this is millimetermy i'm bob. >> reporter: the larsons reaching out to us.hey bought it knowing they needed to replace the air bag. they didn't know hat the air bag they bought online was from this guy. the man who owned this home in indian trailing north carolina. who tonight is behind bars. >> new details emerge in the case as the man accused of selling fake car parts. >> reporter: look what they found in igor's home. fake air bags. he sold $1.7 million. calling himself air bag pros. the larsons telling us federal investigators reached out to them. >> we found later the guy who sold us the driver's side air bag sold us a bum bag. >> reporter: we offered to tow the larsons' car to a dealer to have their air bag replaced with an authorized air bag. we're about to test their air bag. first they set off a real air bag. then the one in the larsons' car. >> two, one. >> wow. >> shrapnel. you would have had a face full of plastic. >> we have a piece of the air bag cover over here. this is probably about 40 feet from the actual explosion of the air bag. can you im

. >> reporter: rich larson has taught courses at san jose state covering food safety and sanitation since 1995. when it comes to usda standards, larson says what's happening at iowa rabbit is not unusual. >> the context of this is slaughtering animals. and fecal matter is just part of what's going to be presenting in that process. to keep that from getting to the consumer is a concern. what i saw in the usda reports was minor corrections that were an ongoing process. >> reporter: but what about demand for this meat? larson who also teaches restaurant management says even in the foodie culture of the bay area -- >> rabbit is not a popular meat among consumers. there's very few restaurants that have rabbit on the menu. >> reporter: whole foods says the whole reason it started selling rabbit was demand. in a press release the company said for many years lots of customers have requested that we carry rabbit. but what are believed to be sales figures shared with us from an internal whole foods source reveal a different story. a snapshot of sales show the 41 stores in the northern california di

. >> concludes our meeting for today, >> i want to thank sfgtv, staff, jesse larson for their work. meating ismea -- meeting is adjourned. (meeting is adjourned at 1:32 >> i guess we can get started. okay. this meeting will come to order this is the meeting of the government and oversight committee for may twenty-first, 2015 i'm supervisor yee the chair of the committee, to my right is supervisor christensen and supervisor breed the clerk is erica major and sfgtv i would like to acknowledge the staff at stgtv, scott wise man, who make transcripts available to the public online, ma'am clerk do you have any announcements. >> please make sure to silence all electronic devices any part of the file should be committed to the clerk, on the june 2nd board of supervisors agenda unless otherwise stated. >> okay can you please call the first item? >> resolution of intention - renew and expand yerba buena xhoount -- community benefit district. >> from the office of economic development is here to present. >> good morning. tonya senior manager, for the -- improvement known as the yerba buena co

. >> eric larson is next. he talks be in sinking of the lusitania, british oceanliner by a german u-boat in 1915 and the influence of the vent on to america's entry into world war i. [applause] >> you can't believe how excited people are so see you. i'm not kidding. they came for you. no other author could have done this. >> tell that to my daughters. >> they're not impressed with you? i want to talk about a little bit about this idea of why we are so intrigued by the idea of the doomed ship, and here's my theory and you tell me whether this fits what you're thinking. is it something about the adventure and the optimism of the voyage, colliding with this tragedy that the passengers don't know that they're sailing into? its like the collision of those ideas? >> no. >> come on. >> no. i actually often wonder about that myself. the thing that drew me to the lusitania was the fact i have this maritime thing. i think we all doom the titanic and when i was a kid the flying dutchman occupied much of my imagination. b

our clerk is steven, and today is committee meeting is brought to the public by sfgtv, staff, jessy larson and jonathan stockhouse and thank you for your work and, mr. clerk, could you please call the next item? >> item number one, roll call. >> avalos? >> present. >> campos in >> present. >> cohen? >> absent. >> kim? >> absent. >> mar. >> here. >> we have a quorum. >> okay, and could we call our consent calendar?

larson who also teaches restaurant management says even if the foodie culture of the bay area. >> rabbit is not a popular meat among consumers. there are very few restaurants that have rabbit on the menu. >> reporter: whole foods says the reason it started selling rabbit was demand. in a press release the company said for many years lots of customers have requested that we carry rabbit. what are believed to be sales figures shared with us from an internal whole foods source reveal a different story. a snapshot of sales show the 41 stores in the northern california district sold an average of 5.8 rabbits per week per store. >> are you selling a lot of them? >> reporter: whole foods declined our interview request. meanwhile, a petition to get whole foods to stop selling rabbits has collected more than 40,000 signatures. >> hi sweetie. come here. >> reporter: people hoping to change the minds of those at the top of the food chain at this national grocer. whole foods is coming up on the one-year anniversary of this pilot program. it's unclear if it will continue. another grocery chain sprout

tell larson folsom, california. this is my wife tammy. >>reporter: larson reach out to us. standing in front of the used car they bought it knowing they needed to replace the air bag. but what they didn't know was that the air bag they bought open line was from this guy. man who opened this home in indiana trail north carolyn who tonight is behind bars t. >> man accused of sell fake car parts. look what investigators found in at the time home. the more than 1500 fake air bag. 60,000 dollars in cash hidden in the wall. authorities say he stole 1.7 million dollars worth on ebay calling himself air bag pro. labeled top rated seller. >> we found later the guys who had his air bag sold us a bum bag. >>reporter: we offered to tow the car to a dealer to have the air bag replaced with authorized honda rae placement. we were about to test the air bag they were riding around w.first setoff a real air bag. now the air bag that was in the lar so that car. if. >> shrapnel fun. would have had a faceful of plastic. >> we have a piece of the air bag cover over here. sf probably 40 feet fro

. >> reporter: director of transportation hans larson said in the heart of silicon valley technology must be a part of the road safety plan. >> another tool that we're looking for is the ability to have automated speed enforcement on our streets. >> reporter: automatic speed enforcement is currently illegal in california. larson would like to change that. >> if you have automated speed enforcement, people will drive slower. >> reporter: and that would allow san jose officers to focus on distracted and drunk drivers. >> you have dwindling resources with people that have been leaving in the high vacancy rates. >> reporter: dave knopf says the department used to have 40-plus officers assigned to road enforcement, now only 10 are focused on traffic citations. >> we have reassigned our traffic enforcement unit backup patrol. >> reporter: this city councilman believes that outsourcing could be a viable and affordable solution to make streets safer. >> contract with another law enforcement agency to help augment and provide enforcement for speeding and unsafe driving. >> reporter: according

supervisor jane kim our clerk is andrea ashbury and would like to recognize gym smith and jessie larson that be providing the sfgov on channel 26 madam clerk, any announcements? electronic devices. completed speaker cards and documents to be included should be submitted to the clerk. items acted upon today will appear on the may 12, 2012 board of supervisors agenda unless otherwise stated thank you very much madam clerk item would be accident health care to rise the massage establishments associated fees and item 2 aimd the administrative code of the massage establishment. >> supervisor tang is the author supervisor tang any racks. >> thank you, everyone who come out r came out for items 15e and by the way, of background today's legislation is the amended to the planning code and heartache code without the details we've submitted substitute legislation last tuesday all the amendments are part of the public record in terms of the changes i wanted to share with the committee just a brief overview of why we're doing this and why we're here today in 2003 and prior to that actually, the juri

despite being 0 for 20, larson really misses an opportunity to run.ay, he suddenly hears a crash. >> guards think it's a bomb. but the explosion is actually the sound of a 25 ton bulldozer ramming into the prison wall. reducing it to rubble. >> when the wall crushed i say freedom, freedom, freedom. i run as i could. >> larsen and other inmates go through the gaping hole spilling out of the prison like air from a punctured balloon. kyle herman has never seen anything as strange as this. >> when i got here, it was total chaos. all the officers were outside running around searching for the inmates. >> a nationwide man hunt begins for the escaped inmates, five murderers, four bank robbers, and three drug smugglers. >> definitely not people that we would like to be on the outside in a society like this. >> detective herman says that the escape was well planned. a former inmate on the outside steals a bulldozer and talks to inmates on the inside with a cell phone. tossed over the walls. larson, the escape king, runs 12 miles to his girlfriend's house in cop

rosie telling you about larson b. larson a melted in 1995. larsenc., larger ice shelf, bottom of the screen, that one beginning to show signs weakening, thinning. larsen, b, 11,500 kilometers, the size of qatar, back in 1995 or u.s. state of connecticut, watching this from the united states. and this is now melted ten times its size. from the size of a u.s. state to a dt noot now. as this happens glaciers displaced into the waters. sea level on the rise. it is happening more quickly. not getting reports that things are slowing down. exact opposite. frightening. >> at the same time we have climate change sceptics. >> absolutely. always going to be there. nasa doesn't lie. >> exactly. all right. many thanks, pedram. appreciate it. you have been watching "cnn newsroom." i'm rosemary church. errol barnett joins me next for another hour of cnn's top stories. stay with us. ♪ the beautiful sound of customers making the most of their united flight. power, wi-fi and streaming entertainment. that's... seize the journey friendly. we all enter this and w

larson vanished two days ago. her mother's boyfriend genrejuan juan rivera was supposed to watch the girl. >> he was like a daughter to him. he took her everywhere he went. i don't honestly believe he would do that. in my heart, i know he wouldn't do nothing like that. >> he may not have been truthful. we're further looking into the development of the timeline. >> the mother is not a suspect in the death. rivera is behind bars tonight. >>> a res of wild side shows kept law enforcement scrambling in oakland. you can see the action at 23rd about 1:00 this morning. the chp did respond to see the cars were on oakland street. police say by the time officers got there, everyone was gone that was not the end. half an hour later chp got word of 100 cars on southbound 880 in a side show. they the relived to everyone leaving. the chp asks citizens to call them when they see this activity. >>> a new jails in the works in san francisco but is it really needed? some don't think so. their argument it's a waste of money. christi

. >> larson sea is bigger and if it were to be lost within the next few decades would actually add to the projections of sea level rise and rate of sea level rise by 2100. we expect that sea level rise around the world will be something in excess of 50 centimeters higher by 2100. that will cause problems for coastal cities and low lying cities. >> what this discovery means is scientists will be able to make more accurate predictions about just what effect the breakup of the larson see and glaciers around the world will have on global sea levels. >> joe is here to talk sport. you got to meet mia faroe. >> spanish court is expected to meet on thursday an the threatened stoppage over a t.v. rights law that would see a greater share of revenue among all clubs. previously teams negotiated their own t.v. deals but the spanish government wants the rights sold at one package. >> the strike could be declared legal tomorrow and they may say there is no problem with a strike. but there are clubs that want to play. if this is the case, the right to work must be respected. to call off the suspensi

. >>> a search is on for the missing 16-year-old sacramento girl in larson. she was last seen on thursday at her home. she was with her caretaker who had a medical emergency during the day. when her parents returned at home they discovered the caretaker but the daughter was missing. if you have information about the whereabouts, calm the sachs county sheriff's department. >>> pregnant singer sarah blackwood demanding an apology from united airlines after she was kicked off a flight in san francisco because of her flying son. the singer, seven months pregnant with her second child, posted this picture on her facebook page. she said it started when her 2- year-old son started crying loudly while waiting for a flight from vancouver. after taxiing they returned to the boarding area to refuel but by that time the child was asleep and she was kicked off the plane. after several hours she was put on another flight. >>> sanford university is one of 18 laboratories around the country that may have mechanically received a shipment of live anthrax from the u.s. army. th

and now, the airbag in the larsons' car. >> 2, 1. wow! >> a lot of shrapnel. you would have had a face full of plastic. >> a piece of the airbag cover over here. this is probably about 40 feet from the actual explosion of the airbag. can you imagine this being in the driver's face? >> and that's just one moment in the hour tonight. the investigation breaks just hours from now. we'll see what we found in makeup bike helmets, and canada drugs. the e-mail said it was cheaper, but was any of it real? that's tonight on "20/20," at 10:00 p.m. >>> when we come back a giant alligator, you'll see it here. >>> and the mystery fire near the vice president's home. >>> and do you remember this famous scene? word coming in that this toy store is closing. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ everybody's moving to garmin. find the garmin that fits your life and join the movement. ugh... ...heartburn. did someone say burn? try alka seltzer reliefchews. they work just as fast and are proven to taste better than tums smoothies assorted fruit. mmm... amazing. yeah, i get that a lot. alka seltzer heartburn

our clerk is steven, and today is committee meeting is brought to the public by sfgtv, staff, jessy larson and jonathan stockhouse and thank you for your work and, mr. clerk, could you please call the next item? >> item number one, roll call. >> avalos? >> present. >> campos in >> present. >> cohen? >> absent. >> kim? >> absent. >> mar. >> here. >> we have a quorum. >> okay, and could we call our consent calendar? >> consent calendar, items 203, come price and considered routine and they are prepared to be sider and any of them can be manufactured and considered separately. >> okay, any comments, or concerns about our minutes? >> or or nine month report? >> okay, seeing none we will go into public comment on these items any member of the public that would like to comment, seeing none, we will close public comment. >> and colleagues, could we have is a motion on these. >> so manufactured. >> second. >> and from commissioner mar, and seconded by commissioner campos and we will take that with the roll call vote. >> avalos >> aye. >> campos. >> aye. >> cohen? >> absent. >> kim. >> absent. >> m

undesignated contingency reserve for the contract reserves i'm not goes to make jokes and a at carl larson park in 2012, the rec and park capital staff in corporation with commissioner crews office to bring an airplane back to carson a park there was two plains and the recent one moved in 2003 because the lead abatement because of the paint after planning and design in a of 2014 this commission approved the awarded contract to j.b. contractor and sons the fiscal sponsor entered into an agreement with the contract and been that is did delivery and installation of plan while the parks alliance covered the structure itself we preceded with construction in the mid of last year and in november there we beginning gap concerns that the plain was not going to be delivered we were ref no scheduled updates or photos of progress being

for newshour, john larson, in oklahoma city. >> woodruff: it's a global crisis years in the making.poachers killing african elephants, a species on the verge of extinction, faster than they can reproduce. much of the money from the ivory trade goes on to fund global terrorism and criminal networks. it's long been known that china is the top ivory buyer. but the u.s. is also among the world's biggest markets. joining me now to talk about ivory sales in this country is the newshour's p.j. tobia. he hosts our newest podcast "shortwave." it's all about the intersection of foreign affairs and american life. so, p.j., this is a fascinating piece you put together. >> thanks judy. >> woodruff: the black market, how much money are we talking about worldwide? >> it's hard to get a handle on any black market but it's thought to be worth about $19 billion. >> woodruff: most of it is in china but more than people realize in the united states, what are people using it for? why has it become of interest to these criminal and terrorist networks? >> well, the criminal and terrorist networks in afric

. >> concludes our meeting for today, >> i want to thank sfgtv, staff, jesse larson for their work. meating ismea -- meeting is adjourned. >> good afternoon and welcome to the may 28th joint city and school district select committee i'm jan

. >> eric larson is the author of several best-selling nonfiction books. his latest bestseller is "dead wake" the last crossing of the lusitania. this is an hour and 20 minutes. [applause] [applause] >> you can't believe how excited people are to see you. i'm not kidding. they came for you when i don't think any other author could have done this. >> just tell that to my daughters. >> they are not impressed with you? is that how that goes? so i want to talk a little bit about this idea of why we are so intrigued by the idea of the doomed ship and here's here is my theory and you tell me whether this fits. is that something about the venture and the optimism of the voyage colliding with this tragedy that passengers don't know they are sailing into? is it like the collision of those ideas? >> no arias. [laughter] you know i often wonder about that myself because i have this maritime thing it seems like we all do. when i was a kid the flying dutchman enrich my imagination. i think what happens is i think there is something about the idea of being way out in th

. >> concludes our meeting for today, >> i want to thank sfgtv, staff, jesse larson for their work. meating ismea -- meeting is adjourned. . >> (clapping.) i'd like to invite up our san francisco international partner if you guys can come up and join me yeah (clapping) so this is witnessing new and jay jay they've made the video they'll talk about the things for many of the students they come to the united states and move to san francisco and have leasing less access to technology for some reasons they come and never have an opportunity and their homes are outside of schools we think that students their teenagers their tech save i didn't ambassador having access to the stuff is a difficulty the savvy they've got again in many cases our responsibility

t just what affect the break you want larson sea and indeed the recession of glaciers around the world will have on global sea levels. >>> i can find out about all of the news and much, much more by logging on to our website the address at the bottle of your screen aljazerra.com. >> this week on "talk to al jazeera" - john lydon lead singer of "the sex pistols" - the band that ignited a punk rock revolution. >> pain, suffering, the disenfranchised, unnecessary poverty, class warfare, all of these issues bother me greatly. >> he was a man who generated headlines and controversy. famous, of course, for his hit "god save the queen". >> [singing] god save the queen, the fascist regime. >> taking aim at the british monarchy. >> they're an accident of birth, they were born in a birdcage and i feel very sorry for them... a gilded birdcage. >> he wrote "anarchy in the u.k.". >> [singing] i am an anti-christ, i am an anarchist. >> however, lydon is now an american citizen, who says the people have an obligation to vote but... >> don't be voting in billionaires. just don't be doing that because

authorities discovered jadiana larson's body about 100 miles from her home in glen county just two days after she went missing. her body had been badly burned. her mother's boyfriend juan riviera was supposed to be watching the girl. he says he suffered a seizure and when he regained consciousness she was missing. riffiera is now being held in the sacramento county main jail. he is being held without bail. >>> also you can tell it was a big one from the way that eastern japan shook today. an 8.5 earthquake struck this morning shaking buildings and of course a lot of nerves. take a look at this epicenter here. this near a group of islands south of tokyo. the quake did not trigger a tsunami warning. there are no reports of any problems at the fukushima daiichi nuclear plant either which was damaged four years ago in a 9.0 quake. damage from today's quake is minimal because of how deep it struck. by the way, the epicenter measured about 370 miles deep. even so some of the country at least felt some shaking. >>> on the road to the nba finals. today the warriors hit the court for a little pr

. >> sfgtv staff, working jim smith and jessy larson, thank you for injure work. and madam clerk. >> item one, ordinance amending the campaign and governmental conduct code by adding section 1.160, to impose disclosure requirements on committees that support a person for the city elective office who has not qualified as a candidate. >> this comes at the request of the ethics commission that has seen and heard and had concerns about a draft committee in 2011 urging at that time, interim to run for mayor that year. and it was showing that they are actually, and that committee was raising funds and actually doing work, but there was no report or requirement for that group coming together. so we want to make sure that the other commission, weighed in on and they did, and in that year on whether this was an appropriate approach, given our campaign finance laws at the local and state level, and they have actually come forward with the recommendations for us and mr. st. croix the director of the ethics commission is here to talk about that and the legislation before us.