they wanted to move them to originally and i know that that was a you know a huge issue with the leavenworth site as well i know we get these arguments the the nimby arguments not in my backyard i don't want these terrorists in my backyard first off there's already over three hundred people in u.s. prisons on u.s. soil in the united states who are facing terrorism charges and none of them are causing chaos around communities it's not like these guys are breaking down nuclear reactors that need to be controlled they're not going to cause harm to people's homes i mean it. right richard i think you're completely right on this sam i think if you put them in a super maximum security prison there's not really much they can do you put them behind bars they put them behind barbed wire you put them in the middle of nowhere there's not very much you can do i think beyond the point we've seen from the congress is on the willingness for them to actually put it close to get more i really don't think you can win the president for this and here's why someone rather than very clear about his mission on guan

in january of this year we removed the bus shelter at the corner of eddy and leavenworth. that is the 31 bus line. and people are advocating to remove the hyde and farrell at 38 -- -- which is the 38 geary line. i also want to mention the housing authority is not doing its due diligence when it comes to medical expenses. people that have -- can use that deduction are not getting it and their rent is higher because of it, which obviously has ripple effect. people are paying more rent that are low-income. i also, which was in the packet that obviously you are not going to get, which i will put up on the screen. multiple ways of doing this. can we have the screen? the 101 hyde post office is going to be removed, which is general delivery. they are going to be putting housing there. they are going to be putting housing there. the 101 hyde is the main post office site, where we have general delivery. those are people who don't have a mailbox go there to get their mail. so if you are on ga or whatever, that is where you go to get your mail if you don't have an actual physical ad

here's a look at the suspect as he ran from the scene at leavenworth and golden gate avenue last nightt friday. police say he had just thrown the victim's small dog into traffic. the suspect vanished into the crowded tenderloin streets but police say there's really nowhere in the city to hide. >> it doesn't take very long until they run into some type of video surveillance. >> if he would could something like this to her or her dog, i have a feeling he will do something like this again to someone else. >> the 12-year-old dog named roxy had to be put down because of her injuries. witnesses have set up a reward fund. at last check it was up to $3500. >>> even though folks's exploratorium is now closed, you can see -- even though san francisco's exploratorium is now closed, you can see the popup activity at the fine arts. employees will show off science- related activities on city streets as the exploratorium moves to its new home on pier 15 on the embarcadero. >>> tonight we'll get a good lock at preparations for the project installing a new light exhibit across the bay bridge. the peopl

near the corner of leavenworth and golden gate avenue in san francisco. the suspect approached the woman, demanded money and then grabbed her small dog and threw her into oncoming traffic. the dog was hit by another car and had to be put down because of her injuries. the reward money from private donations topped $3,000 so far. >>> jerry brown is at it once again facing large opposition against his proposal to change california school funding. specifics to his plan have not yet been released but the governor wants to simplify funding streams to give more local control to the school boards. his plan calls for more money for districts with low-income students and those who don't speak english fluently. brown wants to wipe out existing rules that keep schools from receiving state funding. >>> 4:38. a local emergency has been declared in east palo alto following recent storm damage. heavy rains back in late december sent the san francisquito creek over its banks. >> fix the levee. people's lives are at jeopardy here. >> we're looking at walls that will be cre

the attack happened on december 28th near the corner of leavenworth street and golden gate avenue. the suspect approached a woman, adamed money, and grabbed her small dog and threw it into the oncoming traffic. the dog had to be put down because of its injuries. the reward money from private donations has topped $3,000 so far. >>> right now to developing news we've been following all morning long, san francisco police right now searching for as many as five men who robbed a home at gunpoint over night in the city's outer richmond district. nbc bay area's christie smith is live outside that home right now. christie, what's the latest? >> reporter: good morning, jon. the students who live in this unit behind me are completely shaken up. they say it was about 3:00 in the morning when some men kicked in the front door, demanding money and marijuana. they made them get down on the floor while they searched for it. >> i've never had a gun in my face before. that was pretty intense. >> reporter: he's scared to show his face and hearing his story, it's easy to understand why. five men brok

they went to leavenworth. they are now looked at and studied and interviewed in a much different light, even though in the community itself there is still strong feelings and deviciveness about how they should be viewed. a lot of my research was pulled from the no no boys and resistors was pulled from the japanese american national museum. my wife and i went down there and they have on file a bunch of interviews with people, frank ami, a variety of folks who were part of the heart mountain resistors and also the no no boys. these interviews were done by frank chen, frank abe and other folks and they are all on file. i used those to make sure i created real live characters. hope that answers the question. >> who else wants to ask a question? . >> when you do research, are you able to compare the (inaudible). >> i have to admit i haven't done as much research into that area because there were germans also who went through the same thing and no i didn't. that certainly is a story that should be looked into. i kno

officers say on december 28, barrett approached a woman on the corner of leavenworth and golden gate avenue and demanded money. the victim complied but her dog began barking. that's when the suspect grabbed the dog and threw it in the middle of the street. the dog died as a result of the injuries. >>> other bay area headlines. a 5 hour standoff in san francisco ended peacefully. the suspect is now undergoing a mental health evaluation. yesterday, police responded to calls a shots fired inside an apartment on 20th avenue. when officers arrived, the man refused to come out. negotiators got him to surrender around 8 p.m. >>> repair work is set to begin today on a notorious stretch of road in san francisco. the great highway has not lived up to its name with potholes, cracks and hazards. the nine-month $7 million project aims to repair and resurface the road. there will also be work done on sidewalks and sewer mains. getting a face-lift. >> i guess so. it needs it. >>> 4:41. book now or wait. the website that wants to take the guesswork out of flying. >> facebook rolls out yet another bi

it happened on december 28th near the corner of leavenworth and golden gate avenue in san francisco. the suspect approached a woman who had pulled over in the tenderloin district. he demanded money and then grabbed her small dog named roxie out of her car and threw that dog into oncoming traffic. roxie was hit by another car and had to be put down because of her injuries. the reward money from private donations has topped $3,000 thus far. >>> oakland is rolling out its new city id cards, and not everyone is happy about it. the city will issue the id cards to help residents without legal immigration status with everything from dealing with police to cashing checks. several cities already have similar programs, but oakland will be the first to tie to it banking so that card holders can use it as a debit card. critics say undocumented immigrants should not be allowed to have the cards. mayor jean kwan says it will improve people's lives. >> the reality is this nation is way overdue for immigration reform, that these people who have been here for decades, i think most americans agree sho

muni says the accident happened on geary near leavenworth after 2:00 p.m. cyclist apparently swerved to avoid an open car door. when his hand bars made contact with the, but the cyclist fell, but was not run over. as we hospitalized with undisclosed injuries. >>> vallejo police announced a $10,000 reward for information on a christmas eve hit-and-run that critically injured a pedestrian. on december 4th the accident occurred. investigators say the suspect's vehicle is similar to this one, a 1996 to 2000, two-door black honda civic. the car likely has damage to the front passenger side. >>> an autopsy is expected to be conducted next week upon the body of the 19-year-old petaluma woman found in south lake tahoe, as john sasaki tells us friends and family gathered to show football. >> reporter: it was a day of football at petaluma's beyond the glory bar, but they were greeted by the smiling face of 19-year-old alyssa byrne. today the restaurant is doing a fundraiser in her honor. >> we came here specifically for the fundraiser and we were at the candlelight v

. >> the woman pulled her car over on leavenworth st.e tenderloin when a man came up to her and demanded money. >> after giving the man her money, the mugger grabbed the one installed and hurled it on to the street. >> he grabbed roxie by her collar and he put her over his head. he threw her towards oncoming traffic. she was on her side and crying. right i was falling out. >> the woman police a man killed your daughter because she did not have enough money to give him. >> oakland police are offering up to $25 for information leading to to bank robbery suspects. >> there they are. police said the male suspect approached a teller said he had a gun and he demanded money. >> he then fled on foot after taking the cash. >> is described as being between 24--34 and 37 years old. 5 ft. 8 to 5 ft. 10 in. tall. >> investigators believe the woman is a possible accomplice in the robbery. she is described as being in her late 20s 5 ft. 5 in. tall and 170 lbs.. >> san jose police have named a suspect in a monday shooting death. they say luis hernandez

it happened late last month on leavenworth street.e say, they identified barrett based on tips from the public. and this surveillance video of the suspect running away. kron-4's alecia reid has more. >> he stole some money from her and he noticed the dog was barking and because he was upset he did not get enough money he grabbed the dog in the through it into oncoming traffic. >> reporter: this happened in broad daylight and this surveillance video showing that he was recognized and identified to police. they're hoping that this will lead to more of his whereabouts. >> the smallest amount of information even if you to not think that it is that important it is tremendous for us to help break the case. >> anybody with information is urged to call the san francisco police department and of course you can maintain anonymity. >> we understand that he probably has several home addresses. and san francisco is just one of them. >> reporter: police for able to pickup one of his mouth shots he is known for another of a number of other crimes-fe

the woman pulled her car over leavenworth street in the tenderloin when a man came up to her and demandedter giving the man her money, the mugger grabbed little wracks the and threw her into oncoming traffic. the woman believes the man killer dog because she did have enough money to give him. account has been set up for people want to contribute to reward being offered for information leading to the suspect's arrest brought see the dog record, care of the gateway bank on climate street in san francisco. >> sampras as the judge has rejected a request from two americchinese-american groups to a halt california's ban on selling and possessing shark fins. the bad as that in effect for about a year. the group claims it violates their civil-rights by targeting a food item used in traditional weddings and festivals. california's shark fin soup market was once the largest outside asia. critics of starting say about 7 3 million starts are killed every year. the practice is restricted in u.s. waters. we will be right back. [ woman ] ring. ring. progresso. your new light creamy potato with bacon & c

it happened last week on leavenworth street. surveillance cameras captured the man running away.nformation is asked to call police. >>> a lot of people are upset about bad experiences with san francisco cab rides. thousands of complaints from last year have just been released. they include stories about threats from drivers. -- and even sharing a seat with bed bugs. kron 4's scott rates has more. >> reporter: they are everywhere. begotten a ride from one. taxis but after 1700 complaints filed you might think twice. >> definitely what you do not want to hear. >> reporter: complaints from drivers falling asleep at the wheel from one saying that the taxicab driver claimed he was also going to ride them over. and also about one commuter said that there was a possible bedbug in this station inside of a taxicab. and also frustration from the driver if they would take it credit-card. >> do you take credit cards? >> yes. >> sometimes there will say that the machine does not work. and i've heard it enough times to question it. >> reporter: they say that the high number of complaints is no

police say on friday evening, a woman was pulled over on leavenworth street near golden gate avenue when demanded money. the woman says she handed the man the $5, and he threw it into the street. the dog was critically injured, and later died. anyone with information on this case is asked to call police. >>> a scathing new report blasts the state department over the benghazi attack. supreme court justice, john roberts talks money. hear what he says will happen if the high court is not fully funded. >> a freeze watch for some. a spare the air alert for most. i'll have with a you can >>> in south africa, the new year is a time for carnival. this year, there was also special thanks that 94-year-old nelson mandela is recovering from an illness. >>> john roberts is urging congress to fully fund the supreme court. justice roberts says a short fall in funding could result in delay, or denial of justice for people in the court service. the supreme court's current aappropriation is $77.2 million. >>> congress today released a highly critical report about the deadly attack on the u.s. embassy in b

police say on friday evening, a woman was pulled over on leavenworth street near golden gate avenue when demanded money. the woman says she handed the man the $5, and he threw it into the street. the dog was critically injured, and later died. anyone with information on this case is asked to call police. >>> a scathing new report blasts the state department over the benghazi attack. supreme court justice, john roberts talks money. hear what he says will happen if the high court is not fully funded. >> a freeze watch for some. a spare the air alert for most. i'll have with a you can expect for your area coming up. >> venezuelan president hugo chavez's health takes a turn for the worse. >>> in south africa, the new year is a time for carnival. this year, there was also special thanks that 94-year-old nelson mandela is recovering from an illness. >>> john roberts is urging congress to fully fund the supreme court. justice roberts says a short fall in funding could result in delay, or denial of justice for people in the court service. the supreme court's current aappropriation is $77.2 milli

but it is not more difficult a circumstance than what is being faced by bradley manning at fort leavenworth, jeremy hammond, an alleged source related to files in new york, or many other prisoners around the world. yes, circumstances are hard, but it could be much worse than it is. people should direct their attention on these other cases. >> could you talk more about jeremy hammond, who is in prison here in new york city? explain what struck for -- stratfor is. >> they are an organization based in texas that has tried to model itself after some weird combination between doing private intelligence work on the one hand and covering them with an illusion of journalism by creating this thing called the stratfor report, which had become very influential within the military. it has a particular world view, which is -- the head of stratfor admits to politics. stealing, bribing, gathering information in various ways, they are able to influence u.s. policy, and more broadly, western policy. they have done all of the usual nasty stuff like making reports on peta, making reports on activists and so o

officers say on december 28 he approached a woman on the corner of leavenworth and golden gate avenue and demanded money. the victim complied but her dog began barking. that's when the suspect grabbed the dog and threw it in the middle of the street. the dog died as a result of the injuries. >>> we are in for a chilly night. but the cold snap is starting to loosen its grip. casinos are cleaning up after subzero temperatures in tahoe caused burst pipes. thousands of gallons of water rushed down 18 stories at hurrahs affecting many stores and two sprinkler heads broke at harvey's casino. chief meteorologist paul deanno keeping an eye on our temperatures with our brand-new mobile weather lab. >> reporter: it's been out for two nights now so we are beginning to see comparisons last night to tonight. it's still chilly tonight make no mistake about that but here at the embarcadero by the ferry building we are four degrees milder tonight compared to last night so that warmer trend has begun and we'll take some baby steps towards 60 degrees over the next couple of days. first i want to show y

. >> reporter: police say on december 28, the victim pulled her car over here on leavenworth in san francisco to look for her cell phone. while she was out of her car, this man robbed her. after getting only a few dollars from michelle, witnesses say the suspect then reached into her car and grabbed her 12-year-old pekingese, roxy throwing the dog to the ground. roxy suffered a broken pelvis, spinal damage, and later died. >> she didn't have enough money so he took her dog, lifted it over his head and hurled it into moving traffic. >> reporter: she is so afraid she doesn't want to be identified. >> we're going to get you. >> reporter: while san francisco police continue this investigation, they also have a message for anyone even thinking of committing a crime. >> in this city, there's video surveillance everywhere. there's local markets around. there are people who live in the apartment complex that have video that shoots out in the street, as well. so there's not going to be a corner of the street that we may not be able to find video. >> it doesn't matter if it was a dog or a person. somet

the second theater of war, general carney traveled west from fort leavenworth in kansas through new mexicothat happens about the same time. unfortunately, neither of these tremendous victories bring what polk once, which is peace and the securing of california and texas into the american union. mexico refuses to surrender despite the victories of both taylor and kerning, so polk decides to send general winfield to invade mexico. you bombard their accused and traveled through centra you bombard their accused and traveled through central mexico securing the capital in the fall of 1847. in the eyes of americans it was sort of a foregone conclusion that their side would win. and went easily because most citizens harbored a race against mexican men, being that mexican men were too lazy and cowardly. now, in point of fact, mexican troops fought very hard as you can see in this really rare print mexican pashtun mexico produce very few images of the war. it's great when you can find one so you can get a sense out they aren't fishing what's happening. mexico lost all of these battles and ultimately

late last month on leavenworth street.ntified barrett based on tips from the public. and this surveillance video of the suspect running away. we'll have more information tonight at 8. >> investigators are trying to figure out what sparked a fire that heavily damaged a flower shop in morgan hill this morning. it was reported shortly before nine at the business on monterey street near spring avenue. as you can see here. firefighters had to contend with thick smoke as they attacked the fire they had it knocked down in about 20-minutes. no one was inside at the time. and no one was hurt. >> firefighters in contra costa county say a fire that destroyed a pier on the waterfront in crockett is suspicious. the fire was reported at about 3-45 this morning in a building on the pier about 50-feet over the water. fire boats were called after the flames spread to the pier it self. and were still putting out hot spots about two hours after the fire started. no one was hurt. firefighters say a fire broke out on the same pier two years ag

. >> it happened late last month on leavenworth st.. >> police say that identified him the tips fromublic in surveillance video of the suspect running away. now they're hoping that the release of his photographs to the public will help them pinpoint his whereabouts. >> the response from the public is tremendous for us to help us brick open the case. >> anyone with information about barrett or his whereabouts are courage to contact the san francisco police. >> it was a larger than expected turnout at the marin county gun buyback program. >> under to firearms were collected during the event which was played in reaction to the sandy hook elementary school massacre. >> people walked away with up to 200 that dollars per gun no questions asked. it was such a success, in just two hours, the county ran through the $43,000 in the race for the event. >> a spokesperson for the san rafeal please pardon get us look is a more dangerous weapons collected. >> a fully automatic ak 47 shoots. when you hear people talk about problems with an assault rifle this is what they are talking about. >> this is

. >> the woman pulled her car over and leavenworth street in the tenderloin with a man came up and demanded>> after given the man her money, but muger grabbed the dog and through into the oncoming traffic. >> the man grabbed the dog after i had given him money held proxy over his head and threw her into oncoming traffic. she was on her side screaming and crying. her right eye was falling out. >> the woman believes the man killed her dog she did not have them in out of monehe amount of money was looking for. >> said of the police have named a suspect in monday's shooting dead. >> they say luiz hernandez shot and killed 36 euro christopher soriano. >> the 26 euro suspect is under arrest. >> police say he shot the victim perhaps because he thought the man was burglarizing cars in the neighborhood. >> this was san jose's 46, 2012. >> police looking for a suspect fatally stabbed a man in san francisco's bayview district early on new year's day. the city's first homicide of the year. >> the victim, identified as 30 year-old walter smith for san francisco, was found suffering from a stab wound to

you realize this has been a passion of mine since i actually did a thesis when i was a major fort leavenworth, kansas. so the decision to take this review is something that i found to be timely and also necessary after 10 years of war and 20 years since they've actually done this comprehensive review of our profession. were not done with conclusions yet. but i want you to know is the secretary has allowed the joint chiefs of staff to seize the issue, to make it their own, to do their own assessment. we tell him a report. a confident we will find there thinks he can do ourselves and our own authority, but there will be policy issues passed to the secretary for his decision. if you want to know where we are today coit has several tank sessions. i spoke with academics, kind of decided were going to present the initiatives to be pursued in forbearance, training, education, support to senior leaders and development and development might be the place where we find the big ideas if you will about what we need to do. but we're working at it will get something to the secretary of defense as his succes

he set up this big conference at le leavenworth to vet and approve this field manual he had written.d already been written. the idea was to bring in lots of people from different factions to get the thing actually in place in the bureaucracy, in the military bureaucracy to, get it actually followed. he would set up advisory panels in iraq. same thing. it was all to get political buy-in. he called it information operations. he was very big -- first he liked talking with reporters. just generally. but he also saw this as a way of furthering the mission. winning hearts and minds isn't just winning iraqi hearts and minds. it's also winning hearts and minds of the homefront. >> well, he did that. the book is "the insurgents: david petraeus and the thought to change the way of the american war." thank you so much. >> greatly appreciate it. >> i appreciate tootoo. >> coming up, the creator of "law and order," dick wolf takes us inside his debut novel, next on "morning joe." there is no mass-produced human. every human being is unique. and there is one store that recognizes it. the sleep num