my goals have been to create a stronger commity safetyla for the lo term. the advisory board has been useful. the police department staff has been wonderful. i am strongly supportive of my neighborhood and my residence calling for you to really consider their voices and tonot allow the jack in the box to continue between 2:00 and 4:00 a.m.. i will stand with my neighborhood this day, please d't let em operate between 2:00 and 4:00 a.m.. i will of knowledge that in the time the issue has come up since thethanksgiving violence and other issues, many of our residents have raise their voice, but it is a historic issue that has occurred around e ck in e box fo decades where ma residents are very frustrated about not only the noise, but also the cleanliness and other issues. but i appreciate mr. con and bathi and theirefforts to listen to the residents to create a stronger safety plan. i know that the former captain has given his recommendation that you have accepted and i think he has also accepted. ialso read into the record to increase security protection fo t

they are ere fothe lo term. the have put a lot of money into the property. they want it to besuccsful for em the soundproofing has just about been cplet i will let you hear from them. >> good evening. a later evening than it started. vice chair joseph: good night now. >> i am one oe new owne listening carefully throughout this hearing, i gleaned a few more thingsa his i was planning to talk about were brought up. earlier,ermentioof welcoming new owners to the area. this is what the ownership is here. i have a historyof over 100 years in san francisco, with my grandparents, my parents, and myself. my grandmother was going right where the ball park was. my parents were both going in the city. i met mywife at the san nccoalle i and now vice president and attorney of hewlett-packard. i came backftercolleg. i came back into san francisco in the 80's. came int the south of market area and a bodybuilding on south a ildi on south park, up from the ballpark. vice chair joseph: i was a custer >> ias a champagne and jazz cover club. full entertainment. full restaurant.

. >> i thought it was interesting when you say, i like what they're doingover t over the lo term. fast. >> it makes a lot of sense to me. the problem is they can't deliver quick enough special until terms of the volatility and commodity costs. what we're basically saying is, look, there are other ways you can make money right now. get paid in another name. i think there will be time where money will be made on the stock, it's just not now. >> if you look at colgate and kimberly, they warned about the same thing. but specifically, are you better to go to a name like that if you want to stay in the same exact space? >> i look at consumer staples very broadly, so across epc and tobacco. they're going to grow earnings of 6.7% this year, you have a 6% yield. i think that's better than kimberly. >> you mentioned this broad base, and it really is broad. is mcdonald's one of the names you like as far as the consumer universe? >> i don't cover mcdonald's, but we tried to offer some other big cap alternatives from probable cause t-- procter. so very positive on mcdonald's as in kraft. >> wh

least in iowa, and i haven't been in new hampshire for a couple of months t was a question of the lo term, how my kids are going to do. the structural problems, the wave stagnation, the inequality, the sense that we lost some of our economic value, some of our sense of industry and responsible values. so those are core sort of economic values issues and i doubt some good numbers even for a couple of months is really going to change that basic structure. >> woodruff: and did i want to ask you about the job numbers. mark, is one or the other of the candidates playing into this issue more than another, taking advantage of it better than another? >> well, i think romney is, that has been h talking point. on the question of the numbers themselves, judy, i don't question david's analysis of the long-term implications. but good news is really intoxicating. americans are starved for good news. and this is good news. and it is encouraging, granted it would need this pace for seven consecutive years to get back to where we were in 2008 and the number of jobs. but bob teeter, the late bob teeter who

only guys out there in a time when we were running surpluses out there talking about the need for lo long-term entitlement reform which is where the real problem s when the government runs up a tab and have the money no longer to pay you have to increase the debt ceiling but every time we tried to tie it with reducing spending. we're in a point where we've blown the doors out of it and as you know back in the last go around i said no, we shouldn't increase the debt ceiling because we've gone too far. routine debt ceiling increases happen throughout the course of the country for 200 years. >> i'd like to pivot and go to another topic which is the issue of commander in chief and national security. governor huntsman, you said that the iranians have made the decision to go nuclear. you think they want a nuclear weapon. tell us why you would be better as commander in chief than the other candidates on this stage? >> because being commander in chief is less about having the discussions that we've just heard a moment ago, a lot of insider gobbledygook. it's about leading organizations and people and

the gap between romney and me is the size of the gap between los angeles and new york in terms of ideology bret: what about the gap between you and santorum? >> very, very close. he is a good friend. he is a genuine conservative. and he will be a very interesting competitor if he comes out of here. >> bret: the crowd in rick santorum's events increased by the day, as his poll numbers have risen. i caught up with him today in boone. >> the question for us was all the folks saying he can't win. people were just saying we can't be for him because he can't win. we need to win. eventually, iowanss salt down and look at all the people and said wait a minute, this guy actually can win. >> bret: when you surge, you start coming under attack. governor perry is out talking about a whole bunch of stuff this morning including your endorsement of arlen specter in 2004. how do you respond to that? saying you are not a true conservative by that move. >> i did it because of the cause i believe in. and we had justice alito on the court, justice roberts on the court. for the next probably hopefully 30 years

so i was stunned to hear about a piece of property in west los angeles set aside for this very purpose. for veterans, for long-term housing. it's literally across the street from the v.a. hospital. the story here actually dates back all the way to the 1880s. back then government wanted to create facilities for aging veterans of the civil war. former senator john p. jones and a friend, who was a glamorous heiress decided to donate all this land. back then it was mostly ranch land. but today, just a few miles from the pacific ocean, it is some of the most valuable real estate in all of north america. eventually the chief of staff at the l.a. v.a. hospital agreed to meet me and defended the v.a.'s work. >> i think we have the resources with the community to end homelessness of veterans in los angeles. >> now, the case is still pending. meanwhile robert does continue to do well. recently national v.a. announced efforts have reduced the number of homeless vets by 12%. still a long way to go. >>> another update, folks from the last heart attack at nyad. dad, why are you getting that? is there a prize in there? oh, there

. >> put in perspective los angeles in terms of economic hardship as compared to the rest of the countryrs before we regain the jobs we lost before the recession. now, we're doing a lot. we're investing at our airport. at our port, a billion a and a half. 20,000 jobs. we have a plan measure to double the size of our rail system. we're trying to do it in ten years with the money that we have, but we need a federal partner to do that. so it's very difficult for many people. we have one of the highest foreclosure rates in the united states of america. but we're making our effort. we need a congress that will work with us to accelerate job creation in our city. >> california as you know very well is a very blue state. do you ever worry about the sense that democrats may not do enough there nor focus enough there because they just think it's easier to get votes? >> i hope not. i am a democrat, but i'm in a nonpartisan job and what i've said to democrats and republicans alike is that job number one is putting people back to work. it's investing in our infrastructure. the it's making sure that

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. >> how does he balance this that we're going to build a train to los angeles but we have to cut schools. >> he is talking long-termort-term environment. it wouldn't be built until 2034. nobody can think that far down the road. >> he is taking prisons, welfare and the social service and putting them back on the counties. that is like corporate radar saying this is a money loser, get rid of it. >> how big is legacy for politicians? >> the idea is something they can point to and say i did something great and grand. >> well, nothing pleases me more on post the mayor ship than having john king from the chronicle write about the magnificent buildings and the stadium and mission bay >>> no body remembers that i screwed up, so many other things but they do remember the buildings and that is the legacy phil. politicians need that for their own ego. they need that for their grandchildren and for tomorrow. >> and speaking of tomorrow i think they also need to get that message out to the state that okay, we're having hard times now, we ney not have the money now, but this state will continue to grow because when you give the

los angeles superior court judge. lohan appeared in court for a probation status hearing. the judge said lohan is on track to complete the termsr probation bite end of march. judge added, just keep what you are doing. you appear to be doing it well. lohan has been performing community service at the county morgue and attending mandatory counseling sessions. she's on probation for drunk driving and theft cases. >>> coming up at mock, we're tracking -- 5:00, we're tracking two stories -- the surrender of the 14-year-old boy accused of sexual assaults. we're talking to people in the neighborhood and getting information from the police. >>> and you heard the sounds from the -- sounds from the audio with the coast guard and the captain of that cruise ship arguing. we'll talk to an expert who will tell us what it means for a captain when he abandons ship. we're always here at ktvu.com and ktvu mobile. [this broadcast captioned by erin c. mcclure]

to complement what kamala has done in terms of introducing some of the people that are here in the hall. i think of particular importance is the fact that the los angeles city attorney, carmen, is here with his wife noreen. if you would give them a round of applause for coming up, that's very special. [applause] >> also, alameda district attorney nancy o'malley, san mateo d.a. steve wagstaff. kamala introduced senator mark leno. you can give him another round if you would like. [applause] >> someone who is going to have his hands full and is totally ready for the job, our new mayor, ed lee. [applause] >> our new chief of police. [applause] >> kamala mentioned our city attorney, dennis herrera. public defender, assessor, treasurer jose sis narrows. of course, kamala who is here, give her a round of applause. united states attorney melinda hague. [applause] >> sovereign lano county d.a., sonoma county d.a., supervisors mark farrell, malia cohen, charmen chu. judges, i understand they were all invited. i hope some are here. members of the council core and our fire chief, our wonderful fire chief joanne hayes-white. i met the person i'm going to in

los gatos, low to mid 40s fremont, san francisco the warm spot, 47°. mid to upper 30s monterey bay, salinas 43, gilroy 31. in the short termhine warmer this afternoon, it is a spare the air, if you are thinking about starting a fire this morning to stay warm you have to pay a hefty fine if you get caught. the entireñc$< holiday weekend with no weather worries, tuesday into the weekend next weeks, a couple of chances of rain. until then, stagnant air that means poor especially north bay in the santa clara valley all of us under a spare the air until midnight. 67 santa rosa the warm spot, 61 in half moon bay the cool spot, the rest of us in the low to mid 60s this afternoon. may set a record. i think the better chance is tomorrow into friday. mid to upper 60s not only around monterey bay but inland. around the state clouds across southern california mixing with sunshine low to mid 60s l.a., palm springs. mid 60s big sur 47 in tahoe. tonight 20s up around napa, santa rosa low to mid 30s. low to mid 40s out the coast into san francisco. watching an area of high pressure reestablish itself storm track to our south main storm tr

i have had to get our city employees to go from 6% to 11% in terms of contributing to the pensions. we've had pension reform in los angeles. what we would like to see the federal government do is not just cut, however. they've got to invest as well. so they've got to invest in making sure that our roads, our bridges, our ports, our airports are competing with roads, bridge, airports and ports around the world. they have to make the investments that the federal government has always made. you know, every president since eisenhower, democratic and republican both have supported investing in a highway system. in our infrastructure system. so those are the kinds of investments that they can make. well, they are also having to make the cuts that they're going to have to do at a time of high deficits and debt. >> have you had to make cuts, have there been layoffs to municipal workers? >> we were put into a pension system by the state. we couldn't possibly pay for. and if left to our own devices we do very well and actually the state of west virginia is doing well. we have a secretary of center that needs repairs. so on

terms of what we saw yesterday. warmer temperatures will be contained to the south bay. in marin county, los '60s. temperatures will remain in the '60s but frigid inland lowe's hovering around freezing. >>james: an elderly marin county man is a recovering this morning after engaging in a shootout with a home intruder. the 90 year-old was in his green for a home when he was taken hostage by a house intruder. kay thompson has more. 32 >> a 90 year-old man was attacked inside this home but he fought back. he was inside of his house when the attacker broke through the front door pointing a gun at him. he said he was nervous and told the attacker that he needed to use the bathroom. the had a gun hidden fear. he came out of the bathroom shooting it shot the attacker three-time is. he was shot once, the bullet went through his cheek. he is in the hospital but happy to be alive. >>james: a speeding driver in fresno ended up on the roof of an apartment building after losing control, the state's first, hit a tree stump and went dearborn. safe police and fire personnel found him on the roof of an apartment b

we picked up a lot in terms of cold numbers today. 49 in san rafael, 50 in fremont, 47 in los got oatogatos. numbers dropping into the 40s not only in the north bay where we have seen that routinely the past couple of weeks but for everyone, including concord and livermore. 49 in gilroy, 47 in san jose and right now 50 in sunnyvale with 45 in san mateo. light winds will aid in this freeze warning impacting a lot of us. look at this, north bay, east bay, south bay, also peninsula under the freeze warning where we'll have isolated 20s and 30s for tonight. remember those pets and remember to protect those plants. we have nothing in the way of cloud cover impacting us here. but big changes coming soon. look at this, 1,334 miles away we are tracking some moisture out here that will be bringing us some rainfall. when will those first raindrops arrive? wednesday some showers but that accumulating first round of rain looks to come in thursday morning. we'll have more on these three systems this week in just a few minutes. >>> thousands of americans pass through them each day. up next, why airport s

terms and conditions apply. learn more at lipitorforyou.com. >>> tonight a man under arrest in los angeles. accused of arson in dozens of fires that have been set in the city over the past four days. he was taken into custody early this morning after police stopped a suspicious van in the hollywood area. >> the van resembled a description provided by the arson task force as possibly being related to the recent fires and the driver resembled a person of interest seen in a videotape released by the multi-agency arson task force the previous evening. >> all right, let's show you that video. you are looking at it right now. as you can see, it shows a light-complexioned man, if you look closely, with a ponytail who police say was caught on camera at several arson sites. now a total of 53 fires were set in the los angeles area between early friday morning and today. as you can see, there is a terrifying thing. tonight the l.a. "times" reports the man in custody may have been angry with the u.s. government. and covering the story for the l.a. times all the way through and joins me now. andrew, goo

supervisor chu: in terms of the city contribution, this is something i still have questions on. 6.5 is not a little number. then again, we have seen this before. supervisor at the los talked about different financing methods, whether we pay that in cash or we will live up somehow. going back to the question about the 4.7 in reduced cost, what the court did was ruled that into reducing the shortfall in phase two. given what we know, in terms of some of the options for financing the shortfall, knowing that some of these options are good sources, conservative sources, that exceeds the 6.9. is there opportunity to reduce that contribution level? >> unfortunately, the cash needed now for phase one and costs are certain. the phase two sources are not in place at this point. so there is no way for me to say yes to that question at this point. the reduction in the project cost was overwhelmingly driven by a reduction in the cost to demolition, which used to be on the event authority's ledger. when the port assumed those costs, it was a much lower estimate then we have assumed for the that authority. the overall picture of phase one changed their little. the cost over all i

jerry brown from los angeles to san francisco is quote, not financially feasible and it's a 98 billion dollar boon dogle in a state that's broke. californians don't want it and it's a long-termoney-- and they see it as a gift to the union and green interests. the good news the panels have advised the legislature it not issue the bonds for it. let's hope the legislature is listening. >> paul: jason? >> americans bought a record number of guns over the holidays according to the fbi background checks. no one is quite sure why. we do know that the british press is quite alarmed about it and writing about it. a hit to americans for offending european senseabilities which i think is always a good thing. >> paul: even, well, they just-- (laughter) >> they haven't liked our guns since the revolution. >> exactly. >> and this is a hit to, excuse me, a miss to the federal regulators, especially the commodity futures trading commission who were supposed to be overseeing that firm known as mf global, it went bust on halloween and more than a billion dollars is in client funds is still missing. it's not accounted for. and this is the same crowd that tells us they can remake the entire der

in terms of where the numbers will go exactly neighborhood by neighborhood it looks like los gatos could get up to 67 degrees, 65 for those that have moon bay. 67 on tap for oakland and a degree warmer than that in through santa rosa. we have 64 as the common number for navato, san raphael in downtown san francisco. we have 62 expected for those in richmond this afternoon. the satellite radar shows a ridge of high pressure situated over the bay area. as the storm system christians way north. we will see colder conditions and cloudy conditions and will weather as we head into next week. in the meantime, we will enjoy the sunshine and the relatively warm temperatures. like i mentioned earlier a bit cool down in store as we headed to sunday and the start of next week. here at the traffic center is a quiet morning. i have been checking with the chp and no major accidents, traffic is flowing freely at the approach to the bay bridge toll plaza. this ride is just 89 minutes from the foot of the maze to fremont street. over at the standard tale bridge, traffic has a lot of space in between cars