i'm a gay latino man who also happens to be an immigrant. there are socio-economic issues that come into play. it is important that we are honest about how we talk about the needs of this perverse community. and the beginning of this discussion, not the end. our hope is that out of this discussion we can also think about specific steps that can be taken at the local city government level to address this issue. i like to especially thank bill from the human-rights commission for helping to coordinate this hearing, and i also want to acknowledge and the audience to recent parks, it was the director of the human rights commission for the city and county of san francisco for her leadership -- to reset parks. and with that, i will turn it over to a supervisor winner. i want to think supervisor winner and supervisor olague for their great work on this. supervisor wiener: thank you, and what a pleasure is to have three members of the lgbt community on the board of supervisors. we have increased our ranks by 50%. when i was sworn in, i had spoken ab

the body of a latino man in his 20s was found in the driveway of a home on the 2200 block of 7th streetcers blocked off the area during the morning commute. and several neighbors called 911 after hearing gunshots around 4:30 this morning. nobody else was hurt. >>> and the search for remains in the speed freak killings in san joaquin county are being suspended. >> the wet weather is making it too dangerous to keep on digging. over the weekend, hundreds of bone fragments were unearthed. andrea manetti has more on the grizzly discoveries. >> reporter: over the weekend, san joaquin sheriff's investigators discovered more than 300 bones dumped inside the abandoned well. the remains along with jewelry, clothing, shoes and a purse, buried about 45 feet below ground. while the findings are being processed, investigators were planning to continue the search today, but safety concerns halted the operation. >> as you can imagine, it is cold and wet. but right now, the ground, it is just unsafe conditions for the excavator to continue digging. >> the remains will be examined at a state department o

as a gay latino man, i am deeply appreciative of that. of those efforts and those accomplishments. i have the honor of recognizing a very special woman. we have her in front of us and that is mama georgia willette. let me say a few words before i turn it over to her. there are people in a neighborhood who are so remarkable that they essentially become the face of that neighborhood. when it comes to allegany, many know mama georgia as the mayor. as the supervisor of district 9, i know enough to know that the mayor otrumps the supervisor of district 9. when it comes to making sure that we understand what is happening in that community, you go to moll, ga. to know that. mama georgia to know that. she has been a resident of that neighborhood for 46 years, she has been a long time active member of the community with the entire vernal heights neighborhood and a longtime volunteer. you can see she has been the there for many years. she has been a participant at the neighborhood center, she has been a leader in the community that has been active on some many issues involving the rights of

as a gay latino man, i felt this was a place where i could be happy. >> why did you get involved?upervisor campos: i think a lot of the past to do with my being an immigrant. i am very grateful for all the opportunities this country has given me. only in this country could someone like me have an opportunity to go from having nothing to go to stanford, harvard law school, and to be an attorney. it really is a way of giving back. i really believe that when you are blessed with the opportunities that this country gives you, that you have an obligation to give back. i really believe in public service. i could be in the private sector and make a lot of money, but i believe i have a duty to try to make things better for other people and to pay back the country that has given me so much. >> looking back to your campaign for supervisor, what lesson did you walk away with after that experience? did anything surprise you? supervisor campos: the first lesson is how lucky we are to live in san francisco how lucky i am to represent district 9. as you indicated, it includes bernal heights, and

a witness reported seeing the her with a latino man shortly before she disappeared. those who have wondered and worried about the disappearance for more than a decade believe an arrest may finally be near. >> yes sir. >> now, he was a former teacher at a private school. he is charged with molesting one of his former students. if he is convicted on all 18 counts, he could face a very lengthy prison term. >> let's take a look at the top stories. a scare this afternoon when a toddler was found alone outside of the verizon center. witnesses spotted the girl near a metro bus stop. the grow and five other kids became separated from the day care group. they took the kids to see disney on ice. >> thousands of people pay tribute to joshua weissman today. the funeral procession wound its way through the streets where he served. he will be laid to rest tonight with full honors one week after dying in the line of duty. >> we have too many distractions on our-board according to the national transportation safety board. there were more than 3000 car crash deaths in 2010 caused by

the victim is a latino man in his 20s, staying at this home for the past week. no a man who served ten years in prison for killing his roommate is under arrest accused of killing another roommate. the man was found dead last wednesday in haywood. michael wyatt shared the home with him and gave up to police yesterday. investigators say he was stabbed to death after an argument. >> an appeals court will recore the ban on affirmative action. >> reporter: if you look at the students during a change of classes on the berkeley campus today it's what you don't see that strikes you. very few african american and latino students. the current berkeley freshman class is 3% black, 11% lasano, 22% white and 42% asian. many say that proves affirmative action is necessary. >> we need more representation in schools to show we can succeed just as much as any other race. >> reporter: others aren't sure it's the answer. >> you are meant to be here you will be here. i think that's regardless of race and economic background. >> reporter: dozens rallied outside the appeals court in sa

the victim is a latino man in his 20s, staying at this home for the past week. man who served ten years in prison for killing his roommate is under arrest accused of killing another roommate. the man was found dead last wednesday in haywood. michael wyatt shared the home with him and gave up to police yesterday. investigators say he was stabbed to death after an argument. >> an appeals court will recore the ban on affirmative action. >> reporter: if you look at the students during a change of classes on the berkeley campus today it's what you don't see that strikes you. very few african american and latino students. the current berkeley freshman class is 3% black, 11% lasano, 22% white and 42% asian. many say that proves affirmative action is necessary. >> we need more representation in schools to show we can succeed just as much as any other race. >> reporter: others aren't sure it's the answer. >> you are meant to be here you will be here. i think that's regardless of race and economic background. >> reporter: dozens rallied outside the appeals court in san fr

man. he's latino in his 20s, wearing a flannel shirt and cap. >> i know like in my dorm i always keep my doors locked. just a reminder. >> a reminder that stanford is an open campus. and outsiders often wander through the area. police say women need to use precautions. >> walk in pairs, carry your cell phone if you have one. know that we have the tower phones that go directly to 911. >> reporter: police say they are investigating whether the two attacks may be related and are asking anyone who may have more information to give them a call. live at stanford university, lloyd lacuesta, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> vandals hit a construction site at dolores park over the weekend it's the second time they've done that in a week. there's graffiti on the sidewalk and some equipment is damaged too. destroying plant, cutting three limbs, breaking glass on lamp posts. crews are renovating the park but the vandalism could delay that and also drive up the cost. >>> we just learned the man of a man shot. mcdaniel was a wrapper who performed under the man tuta boy. he was on 106th avenue near ninth street when

man. he's latino in his 20s, wearing a flannel shirt and cap. >> i know like in my dorm i always keep my doors locked. just a reminder. >> a reminder that stanford is an open campus. and outsiders often wander through the area. police say women need to use precautions. >> walk in pairs, carry your cell phone if you have one. know that we have the tower phones that go directly to 911. >> reporter: police say they are investigating whether the two attacks may be related and are asking anyone who may have more information to give them a call. live at stanford university, lloyd lacuesta, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> vandals hit a construction site at dolores park over the weekend it's the second time they've done that in a week. there's graffiti on the sidewalk and some equipment is damaged too. destroying plant, cutting three limbs, breaking glass on lamp posts. crews are renovating the park but the vandalism could delay that and also drive up the cost. >>> we just learned the man of a man shot. mcdaniel was a wrapper who performed under the man tuta boy. he was on 106th avenue near ninth street when

. >>> police have released a sketch of a man wanted in a sexual assault on the stanford campus. he's described as laity -- latino. at the time of the attack he was wearing a gray baseball cap and blue jeans. he entered a female students unlocked room and climbed into her bed. she reportedly woke up to the man trying to undress her. >>> an arraignment hearing is scheduled today for the san pablo man -- the 31-year-old christopher trend fired at cars and several people on tuesday. no one was hurt. but the understand accident prompted a lock down at river side elementary school. they had trouble subduing trend because he was wearing body armor. >>> time is 4:36. accused serial killer joseph naso is due back in court at 9:00. he is scheduled to formerly enter a plea of killing four women in crimes dating back to the 1970s. he could also learn his trial date. the 78-year-old reno man is acting as his own attorney. the judge ruled there is enough evidence to try him for the deaths of the four women. investigators believe naso may be responsible for two other killings. >>> the days may be numbered for two oakland hotel

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man. truly a pleasure, because we have made him an honorary latino, even though he is the first asian member -- mayor of the city of san francisco. [applause] he is one of hours. honorable mayor lee was appointed to be the mayor and started his term in january, not too long ago. not too long ago he decided -- the community decided he was doing a good job, and everyone decided to push him -- he is a worker bee. he was an administrator in the city in three and a lot of different apartmendepartments aa great job. when the board of supervisors appointed him to be the interim mayor, little did we know he would do such a great job that there was a community out for. so be signed started to appear that said run, ed run. i am not taking sciensides becai work for everyone as a superintendent, but it has been a real honor and privilege working with the mayor who knows what work needs to happen to get things done. it is not just go for the photo op, but rolls up his sleeves and knows what it takes it has the will to work with us in a school district to say every child in siemenses go is my child. it is

man in his 20s. one victim described her attacker as latino or pacific islander the other victim described her attacker as white. students are being encouraged to walk in pairs and use suggested travel routes >> in l.a. an unprecedented response after two teachers are charged with molestation from the same school. at a meeting parents and school officials last night the superintendent announced he's replacing the entire staff of miramonte elementary school. everyone from the janitor, to the principal, effective this week. after teacher mark pwefrpbt was charged with commuting lewd acts -- mark berndt was charged with commuting lewd acts on 23 children and martin springer was arrested. the superintendent says every student and staff member is being interviewed. >> i can't have any more surprises at miramonte, even though the police will do what they have to do and if there are no more, thank god, we deal with the horror and tragedy i have already if there are more, then we will have to deal with that. >> just to be clear the current staff is being transfered. no one is being fired unless you are talking

man they are looking for. take a look here, it's described as a latino in his 20s, wearing a gray baseball catch, red flannel shirt and blue jeans. a woman sleeping says that she woke up to the man in her room. >>> two contra costa counties topped the list for the most bicycle thefts in the entire system. an analysis of crime data by california watch found from 2006 through 2011 those two stations had more than 430 bike thefts. that accounts for almost 17% of the theft in the entire system. >> you see cars pull up late at night and they are throwing bicycles in the back of the vans and back of trucks and in trunks. >> reporter: the study reported more than 2,600 bike thefts during that time period at 32 b.a.r.t. stations system wide. >>> we have new details of a piedmont man. police say he had a mere obsession with the victim's wife. our cameras were not allowed inside the courtroom. bagwell is charged of shooting suflix. suflix wife was a student of bagwell at the optical school. the relationship between the two was nothing more than student teacher. but a report from the police says that bagwell's daughter told

man. >> reporter: some 1,400 children go to the elementary school, almost all are latino. most are low income and more than half are learning english as a second language. some parents think these factors made their children vulnerable. >> i'm afraid. i'm thinking of moving my child from this school. >> reporter: yesterday a second teacher was arrested. martin springer, a 26 year veteran at the school for allegedly fondling two girls in the classroom. he will appear in court next week. investigators say the two cases are not related. one former prosecutor says the allegations are a wake-up call to all schools. >> i think it's a nationwide problem. i think every school is vulnerable to this. >> reporter: the los angeles school district says it's working with authorities and will hold town hall meetings with parents. trying to regain trust in a stunned community. adidi roy, los angeles. >>> popular character actor ben gazzara has died. he played in movies and on broadway. he originated the role of brick in "cat on a hot tin roof" and he starred in "run for your life." he pas

man they are looking for. take a look here, it's described as a latino in his 20s, wearing a gray baseball catch, red flannel shirtans. a woman sleeping says that she woke up to the man in her room. >>> two contra costa counties topped the list for the most bicycle thefts in the entire system. an analysis of crime data by california watch found from 2006 through 2011 those two stations had more than 430 bike thefts. that accounts for almost 17% of the theft in the entire system. >> you see cars pull up late at night and they are throwing bicycles in the back of the vans and back of trucks and in trunks. >> reporter: the study reported more than 2,600 bike thefts during that time period at 32 b.a.r.t. stations system wide. >>> we have new details of a piedmont man. police say he had a mere obsession with the victim's wife. our cameras were not allowed inside the courtroom. bagwell is charged of shooting suflix. suflix wife was a student of bagwell at the optical school. the relationship between the two was nothing more than student teacher. but a report from the police says that bagwell's daughter told them that he

man wanted in an attempted sexual assault. they are describing him. look at the picture. latino in his 20s about 511 with an average build. was wearing a gray baseball cap, red flannel shirt and blue jeans. she reportedly woke up to that man trying to take her clothes off but was able to get away. >>> an arraignment hearing is scheduled today for the san pablo man accused of shooting at people in front of an elementary school. the 31-year-old christopher trend fired at cars and several people on tuesday. no one was hurt but the incident did prompt a lock down. police say they had trouble subdues trend buzz he was wearing body armor. he's facing three counts of attempted murder. >>> accused serial killer joseph naso is due back in court. he will enter a plea of killing four women. naso also could learn his trial date. the 78-year-old reno man is acting as his own attorney. a judge recently ruled there is enough evidence to try him for the death of four women. he may also be responsible for two other killings. >>> 5:38. a big rig driver is in san francisco county jail. he's accused in a suspected road rage incident. have th

sudden say the republican candidates need to change their approach to latinos if here going to get a manme up with. about 25% will be with republicans, the question is that last 25%. if a vast majority goes for the democratic like it did last time, like in the mid 90s, there's a good chance obama will be able to deal with some of his troubles in florida. and there's a past to the presidency here for him. and it is is real concern for the republicans. polls show that it's turned off latino voters, as socially -- want to vote for a republican party, they're turned off by some of the rhetoric. >> i think this is the first debate where mitt romney may not necessarily be the front-runner. what does mitt romney need to do tonight? >> first of all, to michael's point, i think he'll continue to be tough on immigration. the other thing is i think he has to look presidential. he was quite presidential. he's not as good when he sort of gets in the gutter. so i would say if up to continue attack him, do it on the issues, do it on the earmark question, do not gel personal. >> i don't see mitt romney

one woman described him as latino or pacific islander the other said he was white. police still on lookout for one man students are being warned to walk in a group and lock your doors. katie marzullo, abc7 news. >>> 5:35. occupy oakland became the target of a protest yesterday as a new group showed up outside city hall. 40 people calling themselves stand for oakland, came to denounce the violence and vandalism at an occupy oakland protest. one of the most violent demonstrations happen last month when 400 were arrested. occupy protesters claim the violence was in response to aggressive policing. >> you need to be calledded out. your police department is brutal on the doorstep of federal receivership. >> we are trying to build our neighborhoods up. you come and tearing our city apart. >> occupiers now have become the 1% as far as i'm concerned and the 99% of us who live in oakland are without city services including police. >>> some former occupy oakland members say they are forming new groups focused on political action and forums rather than marches and demonstrations. >>> in los angeles, an unprecede

police described the man they're looking for as clean shaven, a latino male in his 20s off about 5 ft. 5 in. with a heavy build. a san jose janitor has been arrested, accused of stealing and dozens of laptops from the biotech company demand tech. they believe he took 41 laptops from the company. surveillance video tied him to the task which they say happened between february of last year until he was arrested last week. investigators say he shipped the laptops to family members overseas. >>mark: we are back until 10:00 a.m., here is a live look at the james lick. the sun is coming up and traffic is fairly light. >>mark: we're watching modest gains on wall street. the dow is over the 12,100 mark that told of the 931. the nasdaq is down almost five. word that the online reduce service yelped is setting an ideal target price of 12-$14 a share. that could value the seven year-old company as high as 840 million. the setting of the price range means that they are close to its initial public offering of stock. the process began three months ago when they filed plans to go public. i feel pric

>>reporter: they are of a man in his 20's about 5 feet 11 to 6 feet tall with an average build. but one victim describes her attacker as latino or pacific islander while the other victim describes her attacker as white. as for the students many say both incidents are a huge wake up call and as a result are taking precaution. >> it was a little alarming for all of us so i just remine the goyrls lock their door and we won't prop the door open any more. >> police are also encouraging students to walk in pair and use suggested travel routes at stanford, abc 7 news. >> okay lillian thanks very much. in los angeles unprecedented response after 2 teachers charged with molestation as a result of superintendent is replacing the entire staff at this school. mark burns charged last week with committing lewd acts on 23 children. then just days later another teacher martin springer arrested on suspicion of fondling 2 girls in his class ramp. now as amy powell reports an entirely different staff has been trained to take over. the dozens of parents and students march at the ask for tonight meeting with school district officials but many wer

. >>> police release add sketch of a man wanted in an attempted sexual assault on the stanford campus. he's described as latinois 20s, 5'11 with an average build. he was wearing a gray baseball cap, red flannel shirt and blue jeans. police say this man entered a female student's unlocked room on sunday, climbed into her bed as she was asleep. she woke up to the man trying to take her clothes off but she was able to get away. >>> an arraignment is scheduled today for the san pablo man accused at shooting at people in front of an elementary school. police say 31-year-old christopher trinn fired several shots on tuesday and prompt add lockdown at riverside elementary school. police say they had trouble capturing him because he was wearing body armor. he's facing three counts of attempted murder. >>> accused serial killer nathan could learn the trial date as he's acting as his own attorney. a judge ruled there is enough evidence to try him for the deaths of four women. investigators believe he's also responsible for at least two other killings. >>> time now 7:38. today crime investigators go back to the form earn

>>reporter: they are of a man in his 20's about 5 feet 11 to 6 feet tall with an average build. but one victim describes her attacker as latino or pacific islander while the other victim describes her attacker as white. as for the students many say both incidents are a huge wake up call and as a result are taking precaution. >> it was a little alarming for all of us so i just remine the goyrls lock their door and we won't prop the door open any more. >> police are also encouraging students to walk in pair and use suggested travel routes at stanford, abc 7 news. >> okay lillian thanks very much. in los angeles unprecedented response after 2 teachers charged with molestation as a result of superintendent is replacing the entire staff at this school. mark burns charged last week with committing lewd acts on 23 children. then just days later another teacher martin springer arrested on suspicion of fondling 2 girls in his class ramp. now as amy powell reports an entirely different staff has been trained to take over. the dozens of parents and students march at the ask for tonight meeting with school district officials but many wer

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latino artist to the schools. and he says, "no, we're going to create a museum. curriculum is not good enough." and apparently, they and... and then the manfrom the department of education was like, "well, that's so ambitious," i mean, "this is a very young man, imagine," and on. >> hinojosa: and he's basically saying... >> saying, "i'm going to create..." >> hinojosa: ..."i want to create a major cultural institution in new york city. >> and his answer to this man who's saying, "this is very ambitious," he said, "if i were an alpinist, i would be the first puerto rican climbing the everest, and i think climbing the everest may be easier than founding a museum today, in retrospect." and raphael ortiz did it. it started very tiny. it actually started on the upper west side in a classroom, and from there, heent a tp with these people from the department of eduction to puerto rico and collected some objects. so it really... our founding history has to do immediately of becoming a collecting institution. so we were one of the, perhaps, most long history of a latino institution collecting works of art, which is the proper role of a museum-- ca

they say a man of east indian decent was hit in the whed a liquor bottle while he sat in his car. the suspect is leaved to be latinochool said to be back in session after a prep school this morning, st. ignatious was closed wednesday when 350 students and staff got sick. a live look at school m morning where classes will resume in about an hour. norovirus suspected of causing this. crews disinfected the building and the health department has given it the all clear. marin county dealing with people sickened with norovirus. the journal says since january 20 there have been four outbreaks at schools and children centers and six more at long term care facilities. two of those facilities were quarantined. norovirus appear as a gast gastrointestinal illness that is risky for the very young and very old. >> time to check the forecast with christina loren. she's in our weather center. >> good morning to you. it's going to be the talk of the water cooler. we have rain on the way and boy do we need it. 13 days without rain. and we are in the heart of winter. midwinter at this point. you can see from this picture, no rain yet

after the two pulled over police say the man punched the victim in the face, grabbed her purse and took off. he is described as latinon car that was later found in san jose. >>> el is a right oh police plan to hold a community meeting about a rash of home burglaries. that will be held at madeira elementary school. they'll answer questions as well as give safety tips. several residents have complained about a spike in burglaries and other crimes in recent months. >> tori: it is 8:36. wild par rots of telegraph hill are apparently on the move. according to the san francisco chronicle, some of the birds have fled the big city for the suburbs. reports say about 100 of the par rots are now on san bruno mountain in brisbane. residents there say they spotted the parrots about three years ago but there are still about 100 or so birds around the northern edge of san francisco. >>> the east contra costa fire protection district beard has decided to put a 10-year limit on the parcel tax it is asking voters to approve. the board had wanted a $197 parcel tax to continue indefinitely but feedback from the public made it clear they

latinos. he tried to shift his focus. >> i would only have broken my promise if i hadn't tried, but ultimately i'm one man.a democracy. we don't live in a monarchy. i'm not the king, i'm the president and so i can only implement those laws that are passed through congress. and the the truth of the matter is that, you know, perceptions in the latino community are going to be shaped by community leaders like you. you and i have talked about this extensively. you know the fact that i'm fully committed to this issue. i speak about it in the state of the union address, i speak about it every opportunity that i get. so, you know, the question is, when am i going to get some help from republicans to actually get it done? and that's going to depend on the community making sure that it is focused on those who are preventing comprehensive immigration from occurring, and, you know, since i am 100 behind comprehensive reform, obviously i'm not the road block to making this happen. >> mitt romney has some work to do winning over the seinfeld vote. he masse a reference to the character george castanza at the beginning o

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man. we don't want to go there." but at the same time, he came from the lifestyle with the latino gangs.'t no low-level member. he was right there with the leader. they called him bandit, because he would end up taking something from you. >> my nickname? ( laughs) well, i was pretty good at stealing cars. i was, give me a screwdriver and less than a minute, and i'm gone with your car. well, this is the block in little village that i actually grew up in. i have a lot of memories here. right hand to god, i had about almost half of this parking lot full of stolen cars at one time. but one day, the city, i guess, found all the stolen cars. so there was about maybe seven, eight tow trucks, just lined up, taking these cars out. most of our parents, immigrants from mexico. worked two jobs. we were out here in the street, roaming around. my dad was a hardworking person. he fixed cars. and i would see my dad's hands, and they'd be full of calluses, you know, and, you know, cuts all over his arm and burn marks, you know, from the blowtorches. from day one, i told myself, i am never going to be fix

latino americans and asian-americans. seven to eight voters were white voters. very interesting when we called a press conference one of the press said what makes you think as a black manu could win against a white person in a predominantly white congressional district? it was 1970. i thought for a moment and i said your question assumes there is a monolith known as the white community. it is a monolith that i reject. when i look out there i don't see the white community. i see peace activists. if i speak to peace they will vote. i see union people. we speak to the problems and plight of workers they will vote for us. i look out and see students. if you speak to their concerns, i see senior citizens. i look out there and -- i don't see the white community. i see people who have their own interests and concerns and if i speak intelligently and strongly and passionately to those issues we will get the vote. my prediction is when the smoke clears and the dust settles that i will defeat jeff by a margin of 55%. i don't know where that came from. but it ended up, it became that. i win the primary. to everyone's shock and amazement. we put together this incredible coalition