(applause) >> all right, thank you, linda. so, now i'd like to call up caroline from the jewish family and children services. anyone from jfcs here? okay, all right. so, i guess we'll move on to public comment, then, or summer jobs, actually, here. >> good morning, everyone, mayor lee, supervisors, department heads. eric mcdonald chief operating officer for united way of the bay area. we are thrilled to be partnering again with mayor lee, city departments, and our private sector leaders to provide jobs and internships this summer. last summer mayor lee raised his hand, let the nation, i should say, raising his hand to say we in san francisco will make a commitment to investing in the lives of our young people in creating jobs and internships that, one, will hopefully inspire them to sofa focused on their educational pursuits and two have them see the vision and the opportunities that are in public sector and public sector jobs. last summer we celebrated over 5200 jobs and internships. 39% of which became permanent jobs. we hav

>> linda, i don't have any numbers of confirmed fatalities yet. i hope that that doesn't happen but just being down here and seeing the rubble and the devastation, i can't imagine that we won't have any but i pray to god we don't. >> betty randolph, thank you for your information. we'll be checking back with you throughout the evening here on newschannel 4. we want you to know, too, that bob chopper 4 is in the saddle again heading back to that area which is near his home, that devastated moore. he's going to give us more live pictures of that, particularly in that search and rescue at that school. we've talking about the school there, plaza -- >> plaza tower. >> -- elementary school. >> john, are you in position yet? maybe not yet. he was working his way there. we do know that they are being limited to a five-mile radius of the destructive area. anyone that can do the situation to make it better, needs to head there. get off i-35. let rescue crews and rescuers get into that area. they are needed immediately. lives are at stake. >> let's go back t

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- linda's voice. linda's our mom. - and so we can find it on the internet-- lindasvoice.com? - all: .org. - that is wonderful. and you have each other. i mean, that's-- i wonder how have relationships with other men been for you all? has that-- - that's a good question. - i mean, i know it's probably a whole 'nother hour but i would imagine you would have issues with-- i mean, to have that happen to you at such a young age, that stays with you. how do you trust men? - that was part of why we wanted to face him is because he was the man responsible for distorting that idea of what a relationship is. and we've done work and are aware that, in our minds, marriage means you're gonna die. because he killed her in our home. so we still live together. so that was-- you know, we thought-- you know, we all want to change this dynamic and know that we can stay bonded and grow and evolve from this. so if we can face him and ask him questions-- and that actually, ironically, is one of the first questions he asked-- was if we were married. he wanted to know what our relationship is like.

and linda fairstein, child advocate. alan, did they drop the ball?> we won't know as to how effective he was in keeping what he was doing secret. we don't want to adopt the boston plan as a kind of model. close down a city, search every single house. they could have found them, probably, if they had engaged in that kind of total investment. probably they could have done more. but we always have to balance the desire to solve crime with need to maintain some degree of privacy and some concern for civil liberty. so the question of whether the police struck the right balance will become clear over time. if there were leads that they didn't follow, or if there were opportunities to do this sooner, obviously, they should have done it. if you monday morning quarterback police action is a always kind of dangerous thing. >> gloria allred, would you agree with that? a lot of people are getting angry about the fact all these young women were snatched, one age 14, one 16, all in a similar part of town, all being held in a house a few miles from where they were

linda yee talked to the film maker behind the movie brave.d be ashamed. >> she's strong, feisty, independent and can shoot arrows better than any man. role model for little girls everywhere and then disney gave her a sexy makeover. >> she's got tons of makeup on and has this sultry come hither look with this off-the-shoulder dress. >> disney officially named to its princess collection this past weekend joining the ranks of cinderella, sleeping beauty, snow white, not what chapman imagined when she made the movie brave for pixar. >> all these disney princesses weren't complete without their true love so this one i wanted her to be complete by being who she was. >> i don't really understand what disney is thinking about when they're -- like, i don't understand why, like, what's wrong with the dress she wears that she's comfortable in. what's wrong with it? it's not girly, but it's mer da. >> won an oscar golden globe and grossed $550 million but now that she joins the ranks of the princess collection she gets a glit si do over. an online petiti

so, i want to call up linda and -- linda cook and patricia de font.'re both part of nay street neighbors. linda actually nominated the group, but i really think that they're worthy of coming together to be honored today. i want to thank you for your great service in the neighborhood and i look forward to working with you in all the years to come. >> thank you. >> thank you. (applause) >> john said almost everything i wanted to say. but i do want to thank specifically mohammed nuru because he's been incredible. his toehold, everyone. francis and john avalos' office, without her nobody would know what we were doing because she helps us with all of our fliers and everything that we need to do. john has been tireless. he comes to my house on fridays at 5:30 for meetings. he's a great, great supervisor and a champion for our district. and we're excited about this year. we're going to put in a park. we're going to do safety initiatives. we're looking for grant money for more beautification. if anybody is interested in starting a neighborhood watch and getti

next i would like to call up -- i'm sorry, i'm sorry, linda merly. >> thank you. mayor lee -- oh, good -- supervisor tang, supervisor mar, all the department heads and everybody here today, i think we're all pretty illustrious beingses for being here today. so, i'm here to speak on behalf of some of the seniors that i serve in district 1. ~ my name is linda merly, i am the director of the richmond senior center which is just down the street on geary at 26th. according to the 2010 census, 21% of the people in the richmond district are seniors. that's individuals over 60. by 2020 we're looking at a senior population in the city of san francisco of 25%. that's all across the city of san francisco, 25% of us will be seniors, including me. at the richmond senior center, about 81% of the people we see each day identify themselves as at or below the poverty level. we ask for a $2 donation for lunch. it is a donation. it's not a requirement. i get phone calls every once in a while from people who ask me if i can help them pay their rent. i think sometimes that people thin

. >>> i want to draw your attention to a woman named linda ambard.ing in the boston marathon and she was near the finish line when all of a sudden bombs went off. she'd been running in honor of her husband who died when he was attacked while fighting for the united states in afghanistan. linda's going to join me live to talk about the run and what she's doing to make sure that terrorists do not win in her world. [ female announcer ] a classic meatloaf recipe from stouffer's starts with ground beef, onions and peppers baked in a ketchup glaze with savory gravy and mashed russet potatoes. what makes stouffer's meatloaf best of all? that moment you enjoy it at home. stouffer's. made with care, for you or your family. we got this, right? dry cleaning done. gift for your aunt... done. today, we're gonna be talking about your body after baby. yep. we're done. okay. let's get some lunch. yes! [ laughs ] all right! yes, honey. all natural -- everything. done. oh! i forgot the check. [ camera clicks ] done. [ female announcer ] on your phone, online, on the g

mi linda princesa. eres pero e fect. y entraste a mi mundo y mi linda princesa.de ti. (♪). y vamos a la pausa una embarazada muere dando a luz y ante el asombro de todos vuelve a la vida, aquÍ le presentamos este impactante caso, y ahora vamos con jackie guerrido y el avance del tiempo. >>> hola. >>> gracias bÁrbara y hola quÉ tal sorpresas despuÉs en el tiempo y asÍ que se van a sorprender por que otro tornado causa estragos pero esta vez en rusia, y llegÓ el momento de co conectarnos a travÉs de twitter mandens sus comentarios ahora mismo, regresamos con mucho mÁs aquÍ a su programa fav alarma en el reino unido.matan a hombre durante interrogatorio sobre atentado terrorista.identifican a victimas de tornado en oklahoma.les habla jorge ramos. un soldado murio a machetazos y sus presuntos dos agresores resultaron heridos hoy en londres en un ataque que segun el gobierno britanico podria tener motivaciones terroristas. un inmigrante checheno murio a tiros por la policia de florida mientras era interrogado sobre posibles vinculos con uno de los dos sospechosos de l

from linda young. pieces of evidence floating or a longtime. i imagine everyone is trying to get the bad guy. there are pieces floating around, not everything came together. thankfully to the dogged persistence of -- especially when linda young, being able to pull the pieces together we are pretty much there. there will be more tweaks coming along. >> good evening commissioners. thank you for inviting the city administrator's office. my name is linda young, deputy city administrator. i will discuss quickly the justis project. the transfer of function to the city of ministers administrator's office which occurred in march, 2011. our mission is to support the criminal justice department and need to share information in compliance. the justis project is to provide sharing data get abilities, provide individual case management system to address departmental business needs for the police department, the sheriff department, district attorney's office, public defender, adult probation and to connect the court system. the city administrator is the exec

but in a nearby neighborhood, hardly a fiesta for linda mendendez. she is a janitor at night and a mother of 4, including 11-year- old denise who has down syndrome. >> when i had her, they thought i would give her up. i said i'm not going to do that,. >> life line is a government- backed program that provides cell phones with 250 minutes every month to qualified low income applicants subsidized by the fee most of us pay on our cell phone bills. >> the program is called life line, is it for you? >> oh, yeah. but a scripps investigation is exposing how linda and all of these people may have put their own privacy on the line. >> oh, my gosh. >> it started with a google search. researching life line cell phone providers a scripps reporter typed in the words telecom and oka home city and there were files containing applications and personal information like driver's licenses, food stamp cards, birth dates and full social security numbers. personal information spanning 26 states all accessible online. in texas 10,000 life line applications exposed. >> how

so i'm angry today. >> reporter: linda foss is in jail.court appearance is set for june 27th. live tonight in oakland, mike mibach, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> the head of the northern california tea party says she has seen an increasing number of threats toward her group since it announced plans to sue the irs. >> it accelerates at times. usually when we put on rallies i'll get nasty e-mails. they're always untraceable or phone messages onour answering machine. >> the norcal tea party patriots says the irs violated its rights. the irs has admitted to conducting added investigations of conserve tiff groups that were seeking tax exemption. >>> a committee decided to put 144 bills on the shelf. measures requiring condoms for adult film actor and a 10% tax on bullet sales. the state senate put dozens of bills on hold yesterday. lawmakers cited high costs. a tax reform group thinks lawmakers want more public support before raising more taxes. >> i do think they want to see that it's not the legislature but that there's really a support and grass

massachusetts state representative, linda.uch for joining us tonight. >> thank you for having me, lawrence. >> so, you had a wicked night. the boston globe endorsed you in the campaign, then they called the election for your opponent, the guy from south bee always wins. you refused to concede. the dust clears, the votes are counted and you are the winner. what was that night like for you? >> you know, we had -- first of all, i'm happy to be here on the team. we had an amazing team, campaign team and volunteers and everyone on the ground. we had folks closing the polls. we knew by our numbers we were the winners. so, when that happened, i felt sad for the other side. they had volunteers as well who work so hard and to be excited and deflated. but for us, it was about hitting the ground and doing the work of the people and getting out there and letting people know who i am in terms of serving as a state rep for the past eight years. >> linda, do you feel the weight of history that i feel for you as someone who grew up in that di

thank you for being here. [ applause ] linda star is the legal and cofounding in the santa clara law, law center clerk received her ph.d.. she wrote and argued post conviction matters in state and federal court and supervisor in the sex crimes unit. she worked as a staff attorney in the 56 appellate court and now works on appeals. from a prosecutor to now an defender. welcome. >> now we have a senior partner, named one of the top trial lawyers in the united states. he's a lion of the trial bar. i have known him for many many years. probably the most suspected trial lawyer. he's practiced for over 50 years. not to make you feel old and has done both civil and trial work and tried 140 cases including many many high profile cases and recognized as 2012 lifetime achiever by the american lawyer. welcome to our panel. i'm going to start with don since we just watched the clip. what made you want to make the movie? >> i was a civil litigate or but working in television at the time in a and e television network and i wasn't enjoying what i was seeing on television and interested in making my

linda. linda obviously sacrificed a good haircut so that her daughter could have a warm coat. now you can help people like linda stop with the sacrificing. tell them about light & fit greek nonfat yogurt twice the protein and 80 calories. thick... creamy. taste satisfying, right? eat! light and fit greek! ♪ dannon! smoke? nah, i'm good. [ male announcer ] celebrate every win with nicoderm cq. nicoderm cq is the unique patch that helps prevent the urge to smoke all day long. double your chances of quitting with nicoderm cq. >>> now here's a look at today's >>> now here's a look at today's forecast in some cities around the country. new york, partly sunny, 59 degrees. miami, afternoon, thunderstorms, 88 degrees. chicago, sunny, 61 degrees. dallas, mostly sunny, 88 degrees. los angeles, morning fog, 90. >>> and now for a check of today's national forecast. temperatures plunge as many as 15 degrees below normal in the midwest, southeast, and parts of the mid-atlantic region today. the west is slightly warmer than normal while the desert southwest sees highs of over 100. expect rai

henry and linda is the owner the building across the boom alleyway from us and i've actually gone in and spoke with each tenant in m that building too. linda is not a big fan because of clean issues we've been working with her to improve in that alleyway and it mad here very happy and we're been to address those however, the tenants in the building have all signed letters of support for my plan as well as the owner of the american cheese group. so and i understand jeremy complained when the school of rock kids was a problem. i've got letters of support from the local association and, of course, henry helped me >> do we have all those letters of support? >> and these are are the letters letters of support from american grilled cheese and the spy -- >> so can i ask you. >> couple of questions. this is music once a month and if it is rain urging to do this anyway? i'm joking. does anyone live on the alleyway? >> no. >> you do school of rock? >> not any more. >> that's too bad they're really good. >> if we bring them back it's going person. >> i'm the only manager who works weekend days

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. >>> linda thank you. the boyscouts of america are expected to take a vote today on the national annual meeting in texas about whether to overturn their controversial policy banning homosexuals from scouting. 1400 members have cast ballots can if approved the new policy could take effect january 1st. a task force has been created already to oversee the implementation on the ban the gays should be lifted or would remain in place. >>> a field trip into the mississippi river turned deadly. gravel gave way wednesday killing one child and injuring two others. a fourth child is still missing. the landslide at the regional park swept over a group of children from the elementary school in the western minneapolis suburb. the search is proceeding cautiously for the fourth child. it's a recovery effort now. >>> the investigation continues this morning into the shooting death of a chechen immigrant in central florida. he turned violent when being questioned by an fbi agent and two massachusetts state troopers about ha

next speaker, please >> hi i'm linda i have been at st. luke's hospital and on frontline of health care there. i see there are many needs in our community that are not being met presently. it concerns me. i agree with everyone there needs forbid a collaborative agreement and it's important we have a say of what kind of care we're going to provide at st. luke's. we have a lot of psych patients coming in and we see them come and go with basically, no services after they leave us. but there's also a certain about some sub acute are the patients who are ventilator dependent. many of them maybeable be equivalent to go home. we have a sub acute but there are a total of assess of services in san francisco. the pacific and davis gnaws at that particular time those patients to our icu. the nearest comfortable sources are in distant city's and that's not okay, but the community around us needs to have some say. we want a full hospital at st. luke's we are not talking about health care. i have a couple of things from other speakers who were not able

and linda so is live with a check of traffic and how they could be for the weekend. stay may be down be a bit. linda. >> and compared to this time last year, and i can tell you that those who do plannen to travel, most of them will drive rather than fly. if you fan ahead to the beech or go out of town. expect to pay higher prices. the average now in mare listened is 352 a gallon. they have been on the rise for a few weeks now. and they will saturate the roads making sure they catch the drunk drivers and rooking -- looking for people talking and texting. if you don't want to get caught in traffic avoid the peak travel times. and hit it early in the morning or late at night. and aaa said you will share it with 718,000 maryland drivers this weekend. >> 33% will travel through the beach over the weekend. but the majority and more than 60% will visit family and friends. and no backups. but we want to mention if you plan ahead through the area trying to head to the bridge. you will have to deal with extra traffic: live in towson. >>> and a local high school will be honorin

but in a kpix 5 exclusive, linda yee found out the fire department's divers never made it.eporter: liz, too many critical minutes passed before those divers were even given the permission to get board on their transport and go to the oakland port. that has fire department brass here in san francisco taking a harder look at protocol and making some changes. a longshoreman was in his truck when it plunged into the bay at the oakland port. the coast guard called the san francisco fire department's rescueed dive team dive team for help. >> there was telephone calls to the headquarters for approval and it stalled there. >> reporter: according to dispatch transcripts, 1:55 p.m., the coast guard requests san francisco fire department response. 2:03, san francisco fire department division chief is getting approval from headquarters. 2:18 p.m., divers are not approved yet. finally, 2:37 p.m., the divers are approved to

she said her name is linda barry or some bleep. i don't know who the bleep that is.ust moved over here. >> sir, you have to calm down and slow down. >> is she still in the street. >> seymour avenue. >> is she still in the street or where did she go. >> i'm looking at her. she calling y'all. >> mcdonald's thinks this guy is an hero. the company tweeted, "way to go, charles ramsey. we'll be in touch". >>> the cleef lands case has a lot of eerie similarities to the jaycee dugard story. jaycee was held captive in the backyard near antioch for 18 years. >> that story is me just thank you for tonight and i want to say what an amazing time to be talking about hope with everything that's happening. >> jaycee says the cleef land women need the opportunity to heal and connect back into the world. >>> well, we have breaking news tonight. a bay area fire station hit by bullets tonight. firefighters tweeted they had to dive for cover. jewel yeah goodrich is at fear station 18 in oakland, has the latest. juliette. >> ken, it was a close call. check this out bullets actually going

kpix 5's linda yee begins our coverage tonight., linda, the tragedy is now prompting a closer look at the safety of those boats. >> reporter: well, yes, it is, liz. we have a lot of questions not a lot of answers. but we do know that these new racing yachts are built lighter and have speeds capable of up to 50 miles an hour. the question tonight is, could that be one of the reasons why the boat broke apart? it was a practice trial in the waters inside the triangle of alcatraz, angel and treasure islands. suddenly the yacht capsized and artemis team strategist andrew "bart" simpson was killed. regatta director choked back tears as he remembered a friend. >> andrew was a very good friend. it's hard to believe he's gone. >> reporter: what they know so far, the team just completed a normal maneuver bearing wide away from the winds. the water was flat, the wind up to 20 knots or 23 miles per hour. >> the boat nose-dived and from that point in that maneuver, the boat ended up, upside-down capsized broken into many pieces

and kpix 5 reporter linda yee found its stunning accuracy for details raises questions about whetherryone could now be under surveillance. >> reporter: gunshots fired in a richmond neighborhood a man killed in front of more than a dozen witnesses. >> bam, bam, bam. >> reporter: in this case, there were numerous 911 calls. but the cops also knew because of shotspotter, a gunfire detection system that tells police where seconds after it happens and amazingly other critical details. >> it tells you if there's someone shooting in a backyard, front yard, sidewalk or street even if there's more than one shooter. >> reporter: it's technology bay area cops have been using for years. but since its development by shotspotter in mountain view back in the 1990s, it has become so advanced it is raising questions about invasion of privacy of everyone not just the criminals. >> there was a time when the only thing you sort of worried about was being overheard and now we're worried about things being quoted. >> reporter: in a case in new bedford, massachusetts, shotspotter not only recorded gunshots

. >> linda chapman. >> linda chapman, will i be able to use this. >> yes. >> just stick this on here. anyway, in our continuing conversation and i don't come in here really to bore you. my hear dresser said to me, they listen to you and i don't know if you do, but it's because so many people in my neighborhood were really disempowered including when they came in here to talk and we're so discouraged because they were just a blit rated if some people would come in and say we he represent the committee and we're middle pope neighbors or whatever, they somehow had standing and the people who actually lived in the neighborhood who were affected by the project had none. you see how lower pole neighbors eliminated its neighbors because they saw the architect, or because they were intimidated and forced out through the press or through threats or through posting their name in the windows, mine for example, threats of being sued or verbal abuse and those organization -- that organization became a permanent expediter in affect. they advertised. you join us or give us money and we'll ex per ind

kpix 5's linda yee has a look at some of the safety ratings. >> reporter: well, liz, a lot that we have been hearing about that bridge that collapsed in washington was that it was functionally obsolete. so what does that mean in terms of safety and how many of those types of bridges do we have here in the bay area or even in california? well, take a look at the one right behind me. it's the western span of the bay bridge. the western span of the bay bridge is considered functionally obsolete because its design is outdated. for example, five lanes of traffic but no shoulders for emergency parking. unlike the washington bridge which is also outdated that doesn't make the bay bridge in danger of collapse. >> when you say functionally obsolete it has nothing to do with the structural integrity of the bridge. >> reporter: the american society of engineers says 17% of california's 25,000 highway and toll bridges are outdated. caltrans says it regularly monitors the bridges. >> we're always updating our standards and always bringing in the latest we k

in san francisco, linda yee, kpix 5. >> and here's some more good news. the dow was up as much as 218 points yesterday. it gave about half of that back but still closed at a record high yesterday >>> one of the nation's largest retailers has pleaded guilty to criminal charges. walmart is taking responsibility for illegally dumping hazardous waste in california. as part of the plea, walmart will pay $81 million. court documents show employees dumped hazardous waste from walmart stores into sanitation drains across california. >>> and kellogg will pay $4 million to settle a class action lawsuit over marketing claims it made for frosted mini wheating. the company was sued for saying the cereal improved children's attendiveness, memory and other cognitive functions. the ad campaign in question ran about four years ago. >>> new study out of a british medical journal reveals scheduling elective surgery at the end of the week increases death risks. 4million patients were studied. the most serious complications can happen within 48 hours of having that surgery an

linda? >> reporter: yes, they are, allen. one of those members that's already over there is an oakland firefighter with specific skills. right here in menlo park, the team based here, the urban search-and-rescue team, they haven't been called but they are ready to roll at a moment's notice. take a look behind me. they have their truck with pallets filled with rescue gear. they are ready to get on the road in less time than it takes most of to us pack for a weekend getaway. they train for this all the time. and they train today. they go to the worst disasters in the country. they are the experts when it comes to rescue in the most dangerous situations. >> we are the president's 911. >> reporter: every member of task force 3 urban search-and- rescue team in menlo park train monthly. they are firefighters, paramedics, doctors and civilian experts in hazmat and structural engineering. >> most of us are anticipating deployment at any moment and we're given four hours where we are to drop our lives to be here and be out the door. >

>>> linda chapman, nob hill neighbors. it's important when people care about conditions in a neighborhood like that, for example. and my concern about people who are dealing with developers and coming before you and getting projects approved and so on and being recognized as if they were somehow representing the community when, in fact, you know, the community knows nothing about it. last night at lower polk neighbors, it was announced that a contract was signed for $2.46 million in connection with cpmc. there were about 10 people there. i don't know that many of them were members. i couldn't say. and three of them were there to get a permit because that's what that operation is. and no paper about this had ever passed before anybody when there were members there to vote, you know. it's like these people say, okay, i'll support this project, i want this money. i've been told by people who were officers there who left that it was like they're always there with a hand out for money. and also about the secret bank accounts th

. >> she's linda fox. a banker in oakland village . >> i found that she was one of the most helpful people in the village if ig. anything. >> it was at this u.s. bank where she spent most of her career dating back 1993, it is here where she began ripping off the most royal customers for $1. 3 million. >> i thought we were getting to be good friends. >> how much money did she take from you? >> $43, 000 . >> a cd totalling $970, 000 wind doughing down $373, 000. linda is now in custody in jail charged with money laundering. >> that's now looking back that's the sick part because she was basically preing on my praying on my mom. >> mike, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> 41-year-old grant blare teaches at or chard school. blare contacted of what he believed was a 13-year-old on the internet and arranged to meet for sex. the teen was an under cover police officer. police arrested blare. investigators say they have not found any victim on orchard school. >> get back. >> campus officials say they're called to the marie w

henry and linda is the owner the building across the boom alleyway from us and i've actually gone in and spoke with each tenant in m that building too. linda is not a big fan because of clean issues we've been working with her to improve in that alleyway and it mad here very happy and we're been to address those however, the tenants in the building have all signed letters of support for my plan as well as the owner of the american cheese group. so and i understand

. >> linda chapman i have two cards. linda chapman k h ap m a n larkin. i'm to mention i'm sprite i didn't get notice of the scoping. you know, i tried for a long time to get the coping and skag asking what's happened with the application. and i was still trying to find out in february where people tried to find out what was happening with that. of course, the scoping nose went out last october. i had a 13 page appeal on the desk that went into the motion and most of the address should be in the eir. and then the document for that appeals for the board of supervisors and it included some relevant things. and we had a lot of difficult getting the documents i sent somebody over there to get them. you know, i want to mention this is just it's an impossible location to have this venue in terms of the accessibility and not being a lot of residents around that. i was in the 70s when we weren't talking about alcohol the whole place would block up with traffic and all the award way down to van ness. and there was no alcohol involved to speak of. and there was a g

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