local roads. so for some regional administration has to take care for the locality administration. so this is mainly a guideline that has to support local administrations in their work. and why do local administrations need this? because there is a regional regulation that says that all our local authorities need to have a local mobility plan. i heard this morning about a problem like neighbors complaining when things have to be changed and the whole debate that is coming up then. but i think we have it similar because it's our local mayors who sometimes are hesitating to put into practice -- that's one of the reasons why those cycling routes sometimes get stuck, because you have a regional cycling route, but local authorities, we have 19 in brussels, local authorities do have to give permits for that. there is a lot of criticism on that and i heard my dutch colleague say one hour ago, you can get stuck because at local levels people don't like it, although your regional plan is to be so good. that's true. on the other hand, i think that it's a good democratic process to really to

local hire and we're actually at 34%. that is a remarkable achievement and that is the testament of the great work and great involvement of this administration to make local hire happen and i give great credit where credit is due in that process. i also wants to thank all of the trainees for city build that were part of this program. [applause] >> and mayor lee is absolutely right that this project, this ordinance and the work that we do around local hire, a lot of it is about your future and the future of your families here in san francisco and what you're going to do is that if you're working on this project or other projects you will work on in san francisco, you will be able to look back and see the great work that your hands have built in this city. what a remarkable thing to think about. what a remarkable thing to look back on your day's work or your year's work and see a park, a port peer, an air -- pier, a tower that is built. thank you for that work. thank you for making that change in your life. this ordinance is here to make sure that you have a pathway for that and for future residents to do that as well. i want to thank mayor le

local contacting and local hiring opportunities. my firm is the administrator for the city's contractor bonding assistance program implemented 15 years ago.

forward leaning, recognizing that there is some good capacity within some of the local governments there. and so when administrator shaw was before you and discussed some of the forward reforms, this is one area we're actually piloting the reforms. so we're programming resources directly through the local government so that the local government can build infrastructure projects to support the community. and at the same time we have an independent verifier. one of the ngos, winrock, provides that oversight to make sure that there's strict accountability of the money that usa is providing. so i just wanted to highlight that as one success on the reforms of a.i.d. in addition to working directly with the local governments, we're also working with a wide range of partners, some 20 ngos, to i

administration. the parters are hoping local businesses and government agencies will start doing them as well. >>> taking a live look at harbor cam, look at the flags blowing in the wind. let's check in with meteorologist wyatt everhart to find out how cold it's going to get. that's a cold one, isn't it? >> the wind making it feel cooler even still. there have been showers. we like to see a this on maryland's most powerful radar given the dry spring and the enhanced wildfire risk. the showers very limited rain, very quick movers, so not changing the ground moirchlt a freeze warning where they had snow showers this afternoon. look at this, a big spin from a disturbance up in new england, upper level low pressure bringing in the clouds and the winds that have cooled us down. low 50s for another hour or two. then we're in the 40s. we'll talk about how much temperatures change. it's coming up. >>> well, if you haven't guessed, it as a tearful good-bye on "dancing with the stars." "the view"'s sherri shepherd was so emotional that she only dave an interview to george pennachio. >> sherri shepherd couldn't fig

local contacting and local hiring opportunities. my firm is the administrator for the city's contractor bonding assistance program implemented 15 years ago. i am also an active member of the coalition for economic equity and established policy adviser to the city and counter. in all these capacities, our firm advocates and work to increase inclusion of the city's small local minority and women owned businesses. by extension, local hire objectives from the most disenfranchised communities. we've been able to discern that cpmc has adopted concepts and strategies designed to maximize their successful participation in the project. they creatively identified pathways for participation. a small minority on the janitorial company, engage them on some existing work so they could assist the firm in stabilizing their business while building their capacity so that they're better prepared to participate on cpmc rebuild project. our personal experience, cpmc will dramatically reduce the barriers of insurance. i would just like to encourage your support for the project. than

students that are local are no longer guaranteed admission. administrators blame cuts that continue to plague the system. abc 7 has reaction from the south bay. >> san jose state university has been loyal to local students. many say that is the way it should be. this student is from san jose. >> i live here and pay taxes here, i should ab forded the right to go to school where i live at. it's only fair. >> $50 million in cuts mean changes to the admissions policy. starting in the fall local students will no longer be guaranteed a shot spoth. >> we're putting a campus minimum standard that will be higher phone shallly than csu minimum. >> this fall about 9,000 local high school and community college transfer students qualified for enrollment here. about 1400 of them would have within turned away. some say the stricter stand yordz will help level the playing field. >> i worked hard to get here. i think it would be nice to have people working hard and not kind of bank on the fact there is an easier time getting in. >> the university president says restricting a

rebuilding cpmc is synonymous with reinvigorating and rebuilding our local economy, but also compatible with our current administration's priority. cpmc has been a consistent supporter of many san francisco nonprofits. and other services

rebuilding cpmc is synonymous with reinvigorating and rebuilding our local economy, but also compatible with our current administration's priority. cpmc has been a consistent supporter of many san francisco nonprofits. and other services to low-income and working poor families and individuals. in particular, over the last three years, cpmc has collaborated with our organization and extended professional geriatric and other health-related support to our senior services program. cpmc has demonstrated a commitment to our community and working for families of san francisco by extending financial support as we introduced our first multi-cultural child development services site and hunters point. this new center provides 36 children ages 0-5 with full day child development services. parents of these children are all working toward, in training, or actively pursuing employment. we have seen the devastation that the first economic crisis has had on our neighborhoods. the cpmc rebuild project is badly needed. we urge the commission to support this project, which will benefit all of -- all san franciscans now and into the future.

who do have experience and knowledge and foresight to advise me and my administration of how we can do better. nationally, locally, and internationally. to keep advocating strongly how we can protect and nurture and make sure our society is of equalness. the flashbacks of being at the human rights commission, recalling the advocates that came to meet with me and said palin pour into this for a city to sign on to united nations convention to eliminate all forms of discrimination. [applause] that is still important. a decade later to realize we are one of the very only cities to have done that. how can we still be alone in this effort? we have a lot more work to do. if you do not continue advocating, if we do not have opportunities for you to speak out and for us to listen and to absorb and integrate into our policies, you'll have voices out there that suggest that the issues that women bring not our part -- to bring up our private matters. that cannot be accepted in a city like san francisco. [applause] i join you in recognizing international women's day. i thank you for this awards and recognition, but i want to

local lawmaker. >> representative elijah cummings is speaking out. the obama administration has come under fire. raised questions about the involvement of the staff. the incident happened while the agent were on a security detail before president obama's trip to columbia for the summit of the americas. 6 secret service members left their jobs, five employees are on administrative leave and had their security clearances temporarily revoked. cummings says president obama responded appropriately. >> i think that he is doing enough, i think he acted decisively and got folks out of columbia the moment he out about this. he stripped them of their security clearance and he suspended them and they've taken action. already 6 have left the service. >> it was a high ranking woman at the agency who heard about what was going on and blew the whistle. sherrie johnson, abc2 news. >>> consumer news, seems we are finally get a break at the pump. lumberg survey says the average price dropped a nickel over two weeks. it's at $3.91, the first decline in the u.s. average since december. here in our state the average

francisco rally getting started near city hall to protest the obama administration's crackdown on medical marijuana dispensaries. supervisors and local members of the state legislature are holding a news conference after the rally to voice their support for medical cannibus patients. the rally one day after federal agents raided multiple oakland properties belonging to one of the bay area's largest medical marijuana entrepreneurs. dozens of kits squared off against police -- dozens of advocates squared off against police at oaksterdam university. agents also raided a nearby coffee shop owned by oaksterdam university founder richard lee. no arrest warns have been issued. >>> president obama says the republican budget plan passed by the house is a prescription for a decline that harms future generations. he told a group of newspaper executives today that republicans are peddling another round of trickle down economics, a policy he says doesn't work. >> the president: instead of moderating their views even slightly, the republicans running congress right now, have doubled down. and proposed a budget so far to the right it makes the cont

local. and regulatory counterparts as part of the administration's comprehen sieveco comprehensive approach. thank you for this opportunity to appear. and i look forward to answering your questions. >> thank you very much. i'm going to recognize, myself for five minutes. of questioning. and i would look to begin with the attorney general bondee. i know you care passionately. you and i have spoke any bout the opiate babies. and it's my belief when people dabble with heroin or cocaine they understand they're dabbling with an addiction. they don't think that when they start playing around with pharmaceuticals. can you speak to why you are so focused on the opiate babies? you really are passionate. you ran out of time. please talk about it for a little bit if you could >> you know, right after we passed our legislation last session. i started getting calls from neo natal intensive care nurses, neon neonay -- 20% of the baby going through the neonatal intensive unit are born addicted to prescription drugs. imagine the worst add erorst ad. that's how the babies are born. they are sensitive to ligh

supervisor elsbernd, which call on the city to develop and implement a local summer jobs plus program. it is and obama administration initiative that challenges business leaders to join with the federal government in providing hundreds of thousands of summer jobs for america's youth. job creation is one of my legislative priorities, and i am sure my colleagues agree that economic recovery depends on people going back to work. in the last two months, mayor lee and united way of the bay area have met with leaders in the private sector. these deployments service providers and youth-serving city departments, but we have yet to see any specific events of this plan, and the summer is less than three months away. that is why i have worked with the youth commission and the employment coalition to draft this resolution, which calls on mayor lee with important commitments from this board to meet the aggressive target of raising some $2.25 million for sf summer jobs plus. yes, the goal is ambitious, but the city has a history of success in creating public/private partnerships. in 2000, mayor brown raised over $1 million for su

francisco rally getting started near city hall to protest the obama administration's crackdown on medical marijuana dispensaries. supervisors and localrs of the state legislature are holding a news conference after the rally to voice their support for medical cannibus patients. the rally one day after federal agents raided multiple oakland properties belonging to one of the bay area's largest medical marijuana entrepreneurs. dozens of kits squared off against police -- dozens of advocates squared off against police at oaksterdam university. agents also raided a nearby coffee shop owned by oaksterdam university founder richard lee. no arrest warns have been issued. >>> president obama says the republican budget plan passed by the house is a prescription for a decline that harms future generations. he told a group of newspaper executives today that republicans are peddling another round of trickle down economics, a policy he says doesn't work. >> the president: instead of moderating their views even slightly, the republicans running congress right now, have doubled down. and proposed a budget so far to the right it makes the contract w

local workers after 2022. next, direct the social security administration to better inform future beneficiaries on future options and, finally, to begin a broad dialogue on the importance of personal savings. the fiscal commission budget plan also includes the kind of fundamental tax reform that needs to be adopted. it eliminates or scales back tax expenditures and lowers tax rates. it promotes economic growth and improves america's global competitiveness. it makes the tax code more progressive. specifically, the commission's report included an illustrative tax reform plan that demonstrates how eliminating or scaling back tax expenditures can simplify the code while lowering rates. instead of six brackets for individuals, it includes just three of 12, 22 and 28%. the corporate rate would be reduced from 35% to 28%. capital gains and dividends would be taxed as ordinary income, although a differential could be maintained if it were offset with a higher top rate. the mortgage rat and charitable deductions would be we formed, better targeting those tax benefits. the child tax credit and earned income tax credit wou

pace of society in the supreme court, and i teach constitutional law and administrative law and sometimes properties, sometimes local civil law. >> host: when you approach public affairs or submit this to the publisher, what was the answer back from public affairs? why were they interested in this story? >> guest: well, fortunately, i already had a prior relationship. "public affairs" was the first book, which is a book about why we still struggle to be an innovative society. i had a relationship with them, and i sent proposals to them via my agent, and they were familiar with me because of the first book and promoting the first book, and i think they knew that as hard as it is to get attention for a memoir if you're not famous, i think they knew i was a fairly tenacious person, and they also found the story compelling, so, thank you, publishers. >> host: just a short conversation with the georgetown professor about "the agitator's

local hire report. my name is naomi kelly. i'm the city administrator for the city and county of san francisco. this last year i have had the honor of working with board of supervisor john avalos. mayor ed lee, all of the city departments who are responsible for delivering capital products and co-chairing a local policy hiring working group. last year we were able to put our heads together, work collectively to implement this landmark policy to bring to wherever -- whenever we are implementing our capital projects to make sure that our monies also go to providing local jobs to this communities that are impacted by our capital projects. we work together with a different department head to maximize existing resources and to minimize costs and we have successfully done that. i want to thank all of our department heads here today, department of public works mohammed nehru. teresa sparks from the human rights commission, the public utilities commission. i would like rec and park for hosting here at the playground. this is one of the projects that is under construction and that are hitting its local

administrative wrong. so arizona i think the supreme court is going to find they overstepped creating a law that congress did not create. >> reporter: the decision has national implications for states and localitiese prince william county that have or want to impose similar restrictions. the administration is also challenging laws in alabama, georgia, indiana, south carolina and utah. >> as you know this is the seconds high-profile case the court has heard this spring. the healthcare act being the other one. huge decisive issues that will be decided, then provide fuel to a presidential election already underway. derek. >> we wait for answers over the summer. thank you, gary j. a tourist from denver killed on the streets of northwest d.c., and now investigators are trying to figure out who did it. it happened last night about 6:00 p.m. on the 800 block of emerson street. 66-year-old gary dietrich was found unconscious and was later found dead. detectives say he died of blunt force trauma to the head. a metro police lieutenant said crimes like this really don't happen very often. >> we do not obviously have very many tourists who are homicide victims. i cannot remember the last case that we had at

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local students will no longer be guaranteed admission. administrators blame the state budget crisis and the severe cuts that continue to playing the city. we have the story now. >>reporter: san jose state university always loyal to the local students and many say that's the way it should be. rodriguez is a transfer student from evergreen valley community college in san jose. >> i live here. i pay taxes here. therefore i should be afforded the right to continue going to ask where i live. it's only fair. >>reporter: 50 million dollars in state bump it cuts this year to the school mean changes to the admission policy. starting next fall local students who meet the minimum csu requirement of 2.0gpa no longer be guaranteed a spot. >> we are putting a campus minimum admission standard that will be higher potentially than the csu minimum depending on what the applicant pool for any given year. >>reporter: this fall about 9,000 local high school and community college transfer students automatically qualified foreign rollment her here. under the new system, abou

another, and three of the employees involved have been cleared of serious misconduct, local base appropriate administrativeaction. at this time, therefore, all 12 egret service personnel identified in the investigation have either the personal action or have been cleared of serious misconduct. let me be clear. we will not allow the actions of a few to tarnish the proud legacy of the secret service, an agency that has served numerous presidents entries men and women execute their mission with great professionalism, honor, and integrity every single day. i have nothing but respect for these men and women. many of whom put their own lives at risk for the president and many other public leaders. we expect all dhs employees in the secret service and throughout the department to adhere to the highest professional and ethical standards, and we will continue to update the committee as the investigation proceeds, and more information becomes available. let me now move to the department's progress since 9/11. ten years after the terrorist attacks of september 11, america is stronger and more secure today, thanks to

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experience and knowledge and foresight to advise me and advise my administration of how we can do better in all aspects. nationally, locally, and internationally to keep advocating strongly how we can protect and nurture and how we can make sure that our society is of equalness. that is why i said at the beginning that the flashbacks