. >> we don't have a lot of money to give you guys but we have a lot of love just the city we have our trust to the city and the city of san francisco and again in god we trust i might want to leave this here for you guys to see (clapping) (calling names) and those are the last speakers on this item. >> good afternoon, sir. >> hi, i'm 101 a yellow cab driver. >> hold the microphone closer. >> my name is tony i'm a medallion holder i'm here to ask for a reduction or a waiver of the medallion fee dow due to a allows you didn'tcy decision you've lost a big portion of the technique industry do not what they call it there are statewide regulations there is no passengers it is ridiculous in a city like san francisco where the driving conditions are difficult it is difficult to drive a cab for long periods of time on the city streets the conditions here are not the same in napa trying to enact statewide regulations that traditionally have been regulated by cities because they have the better understanding of what particular conditions apply to them you as a body have a much closer fall out an

incredibly important to the function of our city i again want to say too all he each of the appointees today thank you for your commitment and volunteering rhythm and the lovef our city and with that i'd like to ask all off appointees to please stand up and raise your right hand as i say i, i would like each think one of you to say loudly this is the only time you can yell added me after you get sworn in people will yell at you and sigh loudly to the commission you're being appointed and we'll precede with the rest of the oath are you ready? i >> (repeated.) very good thank you loudly thank you >> i. >> do solemnly swear. >> ( repeated.) >> that i will support and defend. >> (repeated.) >> the constitution of the united states. >> (repeated.) >> and the constitution of the state of california. >> (repeated.) >> against all enemies. >> (repeated.) >> foreign and domestic. >> (repeated.) >> and that i will bear true faith and allegiance. >> (repeated.) >> to the constitution of the united states. >> (repeated.) >> and to the constitution of the state of california. >> (repeated.) >> that i take this obligation freely. >> (repeated.) >> without any mental rese

by guests we've taken the actions to legally share our home we ask you to let us do what we love in the citynd we love doing by continuing to make the registration more streamlined there are more people that want to registration my experience was a positive experience i'm happy for that and to protect our privacy and the rights as tax paying citizens in san francisco >> good evening my name is greg zip my wife and i are from the hate ashbury neighborhood we're retired and lived in the neighborhood over 22 years and sharing our councilmember krekorian home for two years it makes it affordable to live in san francisco sharing our home is not just about the extra income but good for our neighborhood for example at christmas the neighbors didn't have enough room to host her mom and dad from chicago because we share our home we're able to hope other neighbors a soon to be bride by sharing our home with per by itself prince they were able to help the nerve bride because we share our home we provided a home for the gentleman that leaves near us his mother and father were happy to stay nearby to car

and i will always love this city. thank you for everything that you do and thank you to the citizens of san francisco because it really is a privilege. thank you. >> congratulation on your retirement. okay, thank you for coming. at this timeculeeges we'll go to committee reports. madam clerk can you calliteal 28 >> considered by the government audit and over site committee at a regular meeting thursday march 15. it was forward asa amendment as title. it is a amend mns to establish the baloa board to advice the sate on propose td development under the public land for housing program and setting forth the membership z duties >> supervisor u yee. >> this will establish 9 members for the bal bowa reservoir project. i worked with neighbors, organizes neighborhood sogezs and murch toonts insure this is cack and the cack guarantees neighborhoods representation. we now have 6 seats set aside for residence and business owners in the education institution that liver or operate close to the reservoir. it is important for me to m

a week why can't i find anyone please do something endorse the rules and regulations this is a lovely city don't lose this is the transportation you're definitely losing it and i don't appreciate that nobody does thank you very much (clapping.) that concludes public comment at this time i am sure i'm sure the board can't discuss issues that are not on the agenda i'm sure those issues will be agendized in early may i'd like to ask the public to come back we have a brief history of highlights of the relationship over the last several years all the issues a great daily because sometimes, it comes across it didn't fully reflect that okay. so next item. >> regarding be polk street can we ask staff to look at the merging situation between california if it's true the merchant make up has changed and it looks like there will be extension of the bilk path we owe it to the merchants and folks to look at that. >> one clarification on the early may will this include the issues of the taxi drivers. >> sorry i was asking for clarification whether the early may items be brought back. >> we can include as

he loves citi field. he broke out of the slump last night with two home runs the first multi-homer game in two years. utley says the bats are coming around. >> we put good at bats together tonight and the last few nights. every game we've battled, be in the majority of our games. one hit here one hit there. it could change. we'll continue to battle and see how it goes. >> phillies highlights at 11:00 and sixers, as well. >>> count down's on to the relays. the running of the relays. taking a live look at franklin field, the site of the relays. first starting gun going to go off here next thursday. more than 15,000 runners from high schools and colleges throughout the country and are abroad are expected here in our area for three days of events. >>> some peco workers doing their part tonight to fight hunger. 20 volunteers join to help sort through thousands of pounds of food in the south philadelphia facility. they also put together care packages for across the region. it's all part of national volunteer we

let me start by saying i love this city. i love all the city that have rallied in support of making sure that we get past this. it's clear that change must occur and that injustice corrected but that needs to be done in a civil and resolute way. i know that we have the right people together to make sure that we get past this to be an even stronger baltimore. so i thank everybody for being here and for everybody working towards a productive goal. so thank you mayor. >> thank you. again, i want to thank all of the -- [ applause ] community leaders who love our city so much and are willing to stand up and help us get information out, and to help us to rebuild and just thank you. i think i'm turning it over to the commissioner. i'm sorry. it's been a long day. i'd like to turn it over to the commissioner and then we'll open it up for questions. >> a couple thoughts before we get started. my mayor takes a lot of shots and she's courageous enough to stand up and lead this city. you know, i've been doing this job for a long time. i'

we'll show you the picture outside the action cam was outside earlier in center city at love park. ty hall underneath mostly clear sky a lot of people enjoying night. don't even havethon thick coats or jackets just comfortable conditions overhead. high today in philadelphia, 67. with those southerly winds coming on in coming at 52 currently. wilmington 48, 49 allentown and lehigh valley 8 poconos and it was cooler today along the south facing shore communities. highs along the coast were only in the 50s currently we're in upper 40s beach thichba sea isle city. here's satellite 6 and action radar clear and quiet across the mid-atlantic region. high thin clouds streak ago cross areas in pennsylvania and back across the lower great lakes and ohio valley and frontal boundary lifting offer north that helps to you beener in milder air for start of workweek i should say but this warm front will be followed by a cold front monday night to tuesday. here's the setup. sweet 70s on the way tomorrow. maxing out 72 in philadelphia. high pressure offshore. so you have the southwesterly winds. nice

i love the city.camden yards for a game i've been to the inner gnash harbor the whole deal. there's a tremendous amount of loss damage a loss of hope. but moving forward, let me show you what i saw just in the last couple of hours of being here. take a look. this is east baltimore, and this is absolutely heartbreaking. this is a $16 million loss. it would have been affordable housing for senior citizens in this community, helping them with their mortgage hiv/aids testing. and it's now all gone. you can still smell the fires from last evening, and some of it the smoke, still smoldering, still. i just spoke with the reverend here who says they still noon rebuild from the ash. how does your heart feel? >> a little disheartened and bewilder good what has taken place. we've been -- bewildered about what has taken place. we've been trying to rebuild the community with all of the vacant lots and empty buildings, we saw hope and saw potential and transforming this community by restoring people and rebuilding

what type of solutions we can find to help the healing process to begin in our city because baltimore is our town. we love that were part of what happened last night is part of a bigger problem. unless we get to the root of it we won't be able to fix the problem. >> what do you suppose will happen tonight? >> i think that the powers that be are alarmed now. we have several meetings around the city. we had one reverend jamal brown doing a phenomenal job of spearheading opening up his church doors and several leaders will meet at the empowerment temple tonight. we have other churches -- we canceled our bible study for tonight. several other pastors canceled their bible study. we're going out to the streets and praying and talking with the young people. we're prepared to really help the process of healing to begin. >> thank you so much for joining me pastor. i appreciate it. >> appreciate you. >> members of the naacp expected to talk in baltimore at the top of the hour. we'll bring that to you live when it happens. the next hour of "newsroom" after a break. ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] he doesn't need your help. u

>> we've got to focus on the violence but there's a lot of good going on in the city, too and i found people that real lovehe city love their neighborhood and were really angry about what happened last night. >> tonight, an architecture firm from indiana is offering to help start the rebuilding process for that senior center that was under construction and that burned down last night. police still aren't sure, they say, whether that fire was connected to the riots. >> there's been some criticism of the way baltimore police responded to the riots last night, questions about whether a stronger presence would have presented some of the damage and if the national guard should have been called out earlier. today baltimore's police commissioner pushed back on that. >> why didn't you move faster? >> because there are 14 15 and 16-year-old kids out there. they are old enough to know better. they are old enough not to do those things. they are old enough not to be accountable but they are still kids unfortunately. >> governor hogan says the national guard was put on standby hours before they were called up in order

more way to emerge and raise our standards and just continue to support san francisco and the city we love thank you. >> hello i'm jennifer light 0 stone from the bodywork we started our business in 2003 at fulsome south of market and we started with a few thooefts now have 19 a few staff we've glutton all of this from the beginning then when the c mc came on the scene all our employees become thooefts we sustained the information when we had a new therapist come on staff we let our establishment permit go we're happy to pay the fee it does seem a little bit silly to go back and pay again for the application fee we'll do that but it would be novice it have an exception for the fee and we supportlogically the foes for the practitioners in the city to make it easier for people to practice you asked me to be specific i'll try i do the things we should make the education fees $500 across the board i don't know how the rest of the establishment feels we have a letter to supervisor tang so loocht establishment don't know this is happening but there will be people coming in with words but 2 hundr

city too. and i found people that really love the city love their neighborhood and who are really angry about whatpened last night. they were very happy to see us. we had people hugging us and thanking us. they were happy to see us. and as the general said, they were happy to see the national guard. they were happy to see the state police. they were saying thank you for being here. people are concerned. they want us to restore law and order. we've been very restrained. there has been a pretty good in spite of the tension throughout in the community, we've got a lot of people thanking us for being here. and we didn't have any major incidents yet. >> we have any idea how long the extra police and the national guard will be necessary? >> we're going to keep them here as long as is necessary. and we don't know at this point how long that's going to be. >> how would you judge that? what has to happen so you can finally say it's time to get things back to normal? >> you know i'm going have to make that call myself. and i guess i'll know it when i see it. but we're going get the best information to make

point my therapist won't stay in san francisco that's makes me sad i've been open for 10 years i love the city i know my neighbors that's a big deal to me thank you. >> thank you. >> okay. the next 3 speakers are (calling names). >> hello, i'm damon thank you you've heard from both sides there's a lot of us who are massage community provide a health care needs to our communities that is low-cost and people can come without having a referral it is low cost health care for everybody it's a big part of it is important myself as a sole proprietary if i were to go to start my own business all the different licensing and fees and costs added it that with them in the city it is hard to open and maintain a small business and just from what we've heard from that i just wanted to mention something from ab 47 that was mentioned in the section it states as the intent of the legislation that local governments impose necessary fees in keeping with the requirements of existing law and highlighting this being mind fell to protect the massage therapist and providers during the transitioned period and low there

we know how hard people work to be able to have the city that we know and love and to watch a group of criminals go through our city with an intent to destroy, what does that solve? you don't get justice for that. what does it solve? you know why should those individuals who fought to get those jobs at cvs, you know now they have -- what are they going to do? for the people who fought so hard to get that resource there so the community could be served and have a good place to get a pharmacy and things that they need how is the looting going to help them? you know so you -- you hear people say that -- you know that they care about their community and they want to be heard but you can't care about your community and do what they did. >> baltimore's mayor expressing the frustration and the heartbreak that so many are feeling about this violence in baltimore. we're staying on top of this breaking news throughout our broadcast tonight. we just heard from the family of freddie gray and jim handly will have that for us at the live desk. >>> i also want to go out to the verizon center tonight.

i'm sad that the city i love is in pain tonight. share a profound grief for freddie and his family. we must trons form this pain into a safer and more justice future for all of the people. he was mayor eight years ago but is issuing that statement tonight. and i imagine to you it resonates with you. >> yes, it does. all of us want calm. what you are seeing on the news is not reflective+w of the city that we love and admire. it doesn't model the kind of movement that we've been marching towards to try to change things around. >> how do you -- what do you suggest we do tonight to try to put the lid on this so that everyone can then sort of step back, ÷investigate, see what happened to freddie gray, and try to look at this you know n a manner to make things better? >> greta, first of all, there was supposed to be no protests today at the family's request. we had the funeral this afternoon. there was supposed to be no protests, no demonstration. so we are calling for everybody to go home. i'm not sure if you got the message that the gov

and we all love this city. >> no doubt about that but is it a great place for hov?e've got the romance rankings. you might be pretty surprised where philly lands on that list. ♪ >> right now we've got the 911 call from an alaskan baggage handler who fell asleep on the job and wound up trap in the cargo hold of a plane. >> 911. >> hello, i'm trapped in this plane and i caught my -- i'm in this plane. >> you're where? >> i'm inside the plane. i feel like it's moving in the air. >> he was right. it was in the air. the alaska airlines flight was bound for la from seattle. no one noticed that man had fallen asleep inside. the pilot heard the man banking on the ceiling of the hold and calling for help. he was able to turn the plane around and land safely in the end that worker was not injury. >>> a new study from the centers for disease control and prevention shows e-cigarette use is exploding among american high school students. according to the cdc in 2014, more than 13% of all high schoolers admitted using e-cigarettes. that is up just one point 5% from just one point

city council. and why? because i love this city and i know we can be better than what we have seen. so reverend al when you were talking about the fact we need to stop playing and get real about what's possible the reason we can't -- the reason why nothing can happen to the officers -- and again, the justice system will be what it will. we want the process to go forward. innocent until proven guilty. we're going tool do all of that. but let's just say it was successsouth carolina. even if the same thing happened because of the laws in this state, we can't do anything until after the trial is over. and when i went down to ann annapolis to try to fight for simple reforms for the law enforcement bill of rights people looked at me like i had three eyes. now to stand here today and say, i don't care that i don't care i don't want to reform the police department when i was down there. don't -- i'm not even going to tolerate it. the record is clear. i invited the department of justice in here to reform our police department to do collaborative reform. the only thing stronger than that is i

the people who care who love this city who are very good people and do a lot for this community.you're from baltimore, you're from baltimore and it's something in your dna. at the same time as i stand behind these cameras, my sisters boarding the buses behind me love baltimore, too. i have officer who is have said this makes me cry. i was born and raised in baltimore. i went home and cried last night. this is a sad part of my city. but i think what you're seeing today within our community, also is people outsell greating and trying to heal this community. it's clear that what we have to do is change the culture within the baltimore police department. it's something that we started two years ago doing something totally different. bringing this community inside the police department. taking the police department and sitting down and reading to 5, 6, 7-year-old kids. bringing athletics and making police officers coaches. we have more to do but we can't do it this way but destroying this beautiful city. we have a lot of things that we need to change and we're willing to work in that

they've been campaigning but in an interview, katie said, he loves oklahoma city, his teammates, and o have his jersey retired there. of course, things can always change. he becomes a free agent in 2016. >>> we do know one guy staying in the area. no trouble will return for his sophomore season. the decision secures the commitment of a top 10 recruits for the terps. diamond stone. tonight we got to see him in action as well. stone takes a pass from the top recruit been simmons. second half transition again. this time diamond. >>> grabs the rebound. 14 points, 7-9 shooting. it'll be fun to watch him. kerry is explaining why he chose maryland. >> isis felt like it was the right place for me. i like the coach. >> the terps were also well represented in the girls all-american game. breanna fraser for three. so we've got some long ball shooters and dunkers. so nice to see our future terps in action tonight. >> sad to hear about kevin durant. i think we were pounding on the idea that maybe. >> he probably does care about being there but just keep the peace. what is he going to say when peop

we know how hard people work to be able to have the city that we know and love and to watch a group of criminals go through our city with an intent top destroy, what does that solve? you don't get justice for that. what does it solve? you know why should those individuals who fought to get those jobs at cvs, you know now they have -- what are they going to do? the people who fought so hard to get that resource there so the community could be served and have a good place to get a pharmacy and things that they need how is the looting going to help them? you know so you hear people say that they care about their community and they want to be heard, but you can't care about your community and do what they did. >> what do you say to those who say, they're just angry, they've tried peaceful means and it's time to make the community, the society heard and do something about what they see is a big problem? >> i understand anger, but what we're seeing isn't anger. it's destruction of a community, the same community they say they care about, they're destroying. you can't have it both ways. >> ma

this is the city i love. this is the city i chose to dedicate my life to and we cannot stand idle and let as thugs, whatever you want to call them i don't even say they're thugs. we're going to call them cowards, ruin our city. what i'm going to say here today is if you are an adult, and you're out there participating in this you are ruining the future for these young people and i'm calling on every able man and woman who wants to stand up get out there and stand in between these folks. get out there and stand tall and stand up for your neighborhood. we cannot let this be a repeat of 1968 the neighborhood they're in there is still burned down from 1968. these young people are showing frustration. they're still our young people and we have a lot to work to do with them and folks who have to do -- this is going to be the starting point for that. we're going to have a lot of healing to do, but we cannot continue to let this go on. we have ignored them for far too long. adults have to step up and be adults and tak

your surrounded with all those behalf communicated i communities >> i love my city san francisco hashas every cultural in this planet living in san francisco it's a small city 7 by 7 but it's huge. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> i really like the idea of staying in the neighborhood and living in the mission i've lived here the whole time and the community really stick to it people talk about seattle and portland now they talk about seattle and san francisco. or portland and san francisco but san francisco is definitely on the cutting-edge of the coffee scene in the entire nation. >> there's so many romance in coffee is surrounds the sourcing of that and thinking about where it came from and how and coffee is wonderful. >> i know for a fact i was born to make coffee. i have a notice from the dad let the life i live speak for me and let's have a cup of coffee and talk about it. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> please silent all cell phones and electronic devices so it doesn't go off during the meeting. we have general public comment which is item four and

melissa: detroit is an awesome city. i love the city. they have football. they have baseball. have everything you would ever need here at and they are in the eastern time zone. >> i could think of about 400 places i would rather be. miami beach. i will say this, a couple years ago there was a great story about how a house in detroit was going for $1. when you have a depressed area like this, you have to start something new. you bulldoze it and put a resort right on the lake. >> okay. gwyneth paltrow -- [laughter] >> shaking his head on that they. [laughter] melissa: when it paltrow failing the $29 food stamp challenge. giving up after only four days. what do you think of these celebrities that it out there? she put up on mind the picture of the kale and the salon churl and the lines. even she could not live on that. she cheated and had chicken and licorice and fresh vegetables. >> you do not get their intranet to go out and push. if there are problems, you deal with it. this is not what you do. melissa: she was tweeting about it on thursday. by tuesday she went to to fancy par

it was lily hitchcock coit to give money to the city to beautify the city she loved of the park project worked to develop this south side and still that's the basis of our future project to address the north side.. >> please turn off your electronic devices may we all rise for the pledge of allegiance and to the republic for which it stands, one nation under god, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all madam president i'd like to take roll and please do inspector. >> commissioner president loftus commissioner turman commissioner marshall commissioner dejesus is in route commissioner mazzucco commissioner president fong commissioner melara madam president you have a quorum and with us is the chief of police kwhoufr and joyce hicks. >> good evening to everyone and those watching welcome to the april 8, 2015, police commission meeting inspector the first line item. >> the consent calendar received and file action. >> request of the chief of police to accept a donation of 25 hundreds from boston properties for the special partitioned bureau request the chief of police to accept a 10 y

the streets ♪ >> reporter: from motown -- ♪ >> reporter: to rock. ♪ >> reporter: to rap. >> i love this cityare a lot of places in the city that look like they are beat up and run down and look like they could never come back. this guitar tells a different story. >> reporter: a city where remnants of the past are being transformed into a symbol of hope for the future. chip reid, cbs news, detroit. >>> that's the "cbs morning news" for this thursday. i'm anne-marie green. have a great day. i'm anne-marie green. have a great day. >>> taking a live look out at the s.a.p. center in san jose, this is where the memorial will be held for san jose police officer michael johnson later this morning. good morning, everyone. it is thursday, april 2. i'm michelle griego. >> hi, everyone. i'm frank mallicoat. it is 4:30. traffic and weather to get you going on this thursday. and good morning, roberta. >> good morning, everyone. less wind in the forecast today, more sunshine and a little warmer conditions. right now, out the door clear skies. in fact, it's starry out there. you can see the 96% full waxing

i was brought up in the city and i have tremendous respect and love for the city. i'm going help out in any way i can. >> reporter: interestingly without all of the hoopla that surrounds an actual attended baseball game this contest flew along game time two hours three minutes almost unheard of. in todays major league baseball the weirdness for the orioles does not stop tonight. they have a day off on thursday. then on friday they were to host the tampa bay rays because of the potential for street violence and idea of not wanting thousands of folks to be drawn into the city for baseball game, the orioles will play in florida at st. petersburg. they'll be considered technically the home team but they will play those home games in florida. lucy? >> it is a strange thing. bruce gordon, thank you very much. >>> baltimore was much quieter last night over monday night. but shots rang out in ferguson, missouri. (gunfire). >> you can hear the screams. what sounds like four gunshots fired during a protest last night. 50 or so people were gathered at the site where 18-year-o

. >> i love this city.here are a lot of places in the city that look like they are beat up and run down and look like they could never come back. this guitar tells a different story. >> reporter: a city where remnants of the past are being transformed into a symbol of hope for the future. chip reid cbs news detroit. >>> that's the "cbs morning news" for this thursday. i'm anne-marie green. have a great day. >>> i'm confident at the end of the day i will be vindicated. >> senator menendez standing strong in the face of his indictment on corruption charges. he is expected to turn himself in and appear in court today. good morning i'm ukee washington. >>> i'm erika von tiehl. also the teenage suspect delivered a income out punch to the 60 year-old man is expect to turn himself in. how septa police ided this suspect. >>> gave me a gesture with the firearm and toll me to get out on have there. >> a fire fighter speaks out after one of his own holds him at gunpoint details of the hostage it ways earl will they ar

. >> i assume every person in baltimore loves their city. you love your question right? so you're watching your city burn before america tonight, you're watching innocent store owners sheeg their entire lif. you see. is this how you protest? its going around the fire. this is madness anterior. >> you cannot talk about this. i need to start the day. we can't be talking about any of this when i start about fum inging. looting and burpg and throwing rocks at officers and burning police officers' cars and racing cars threw fire as we sfwu. i do not think have a sense a. >> let we about back to sher clark. . let's go back to saturday night when the. they came to camden park. they were told they had to stay inside the stadium. outside there was violence going on. that happened on sunday. today is monday. earlier this afternoon we saw. >> that they are not prepared or lack of leadership tonight. . >> no plan no operational plan. this isn't the fault of baltimore's finest on the street. like i was saying before they were led to slaughter in this situation. is for is have those th

hopefully millions will look at our city, see our city, love our city, and find a parking >>> vanness be closed near gary and post. it's in order to put a pedestrian tunnel there for a hospital that's being built in that neighborhood. it will be closed for today. if you are going through the area, you are able to use buses but you won't be able to get your car through. there are in fact detours set up. >> vanness will reopen early tomorrow. let's take a final look at your weather forecast. it's going to be sunny. highs are 63 in san francisco, 70 in san jose. we will see it warming more tomorrow with a dip in the temperatures and plenty sunshine all week long. face the nation is coming up next. we are jumping over to the cw. >> schieffer: i'm bob schieffer today on "face the nation" a devastating earthquake abroad and angry voices at home. rescue and recovery efforts are underway in the nepal earthquakes but after shocks continue as death toll rose to more than 2000. our holly williams has report from the screen. at home the protests got violent last night in baltimore over the death

to rap. ♪ you better lose yourself in the moment ♪ >> i love the city, and i understand that there are that look like they're beat up. they look like they're run down. they look like they can never come back. this guitar tells you that there's a different story. >> reporter: a city where remnants of the past are being transformed into a symbol of hope for the future. ♪ ♪ chip reid, cbs news, detroit. >> pelley: and that's the cbs evening news for tonight. for all of us at cbs news all around the world, good night. captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org >>> california's drought leading to tough new rules for the first time ever everyone is being told to cut water use by 25%, no exceptions. good evening, i'm veronica de la cruz. >> i'm allen martin. take a look. this is what is causing the crisis. for the first time since 1942, no snow to measure in the april 1 snow survey. the black tape on that pole shows the previous record low. and just a year ago, snow levels hit the yellow marker. the alarming situation is now calling for drastic water s

with silence from the cities and claims are denied and no contact with supervisor wiener's office and we're frustrated and disappointed. we pay a lot of money to live here and we love the city but not treated well so thank you for bringing us out today and know about it. we look forward to working towards long-term solutions and we need those, solutions, not sand bags. thank you very much. >> thank you. next speaker please. >> my name is jeff frai and a worker owner at rainbow grocery and on folsom and have been there since 1995, 10 years. every year there has been a flood. we have lost probably up to a million dollars lost product, lost customers, having to shut the store down, people sick, wages lost. we haven't filed a claim because we're hoping that something would change. we want these long-term solutions to happen now. sand bags are useless. they're a health hazard and we want the sewers to be rebuilt, maybe separate the rainwater from the sewage and we want to expand the size of the pipes and we want to happen now, so gates are a possibility but come by and look at our huge store and see how cost prohibitive putting up gates would be. we are sick of this. we

to rap. >> i love the city, and i understand that there are a lot of places in the city that look liket up. they look like they're run down. they look like they can never come back. this guitar tells you that there's a different story. >> reporter: a city where remnants of the past are being transformed into a symbol of hope for the future. chip reid, cbs news, detroit. >> pelley: and that's the cbs evening news for tonight. for all of us at cbs news all around the world, good night. captioning sponsored by cbs >>> is barbara walters trying to get monica lewinsky to join "the view"? what we've learned about a report that she could be hired to boost barbara's show. ♪ >>> people can have, you know competing ideas and bearing viewpoints on things. >> it's a great issue on "the view.” >> ratings just aren't the same and a former co-host is sounding off. >> i think the titanic might go down. >> is monica part of barbara's secret plan. hear what lewinsky's people and "the view" tell us today. >> beyonce shuts down new york's chanel show. what went on inside with her and pharrell? >> could th

eddie conway to talk about politics, crime and punishment, and what needs to happen to improve the city he loves. >> the city has been socially, economically and politically subdued and downtrodden so much the last couple of years that people won't even complain about it anymore. they are afraid. >> a discussion took place against a dilapidated basketball court in west baltimore. left in disrepair by the city for nearly 17 years, conaway has raised money to fix the court but the city has blocked his efforts. >> with a company that a certified that does this, that is donating some of the stuff. and they're going to be in from the beginning to the end to make sure it is done. >> the city told us the community was divided. the residents we spoke to said they supported fixing it. >> [indiscernible] i iant seen them up, yet. amy: can you talk about the calls for the autopsy report to be released and what more you feel needs to be done? >> the great irony is that walk i did with eddie conway happened just a few days before the incident. >> before. >> right before that happened. we happened to be there

to rap. >> i love the city, and i understand that there are a lot of places in the city that look like up. they look like they're run down. they look like they can never come back. this guitar tells you that there's a different story. >> reporter: a city where remnants of the past are being transformed into a symbol of hope for the future. chip reid, cbs news, detroit. >> pelley: and that's the cbs evening news for tonight. for all of us at cbs news all around the world, good night. captioning sponsored by cbs >> two educators accused of crime against students face their charges today. >>> a maryland state delegate shocked his fellow legislators by revealing his darkest center. >>> the bicounty park way, they say, is dead. are they correct? >>> i'm first alert meteorologist erica grow. a fairly small but pretty potent storm system is on the way. it's going to bring us a soggy good friday in the first alert seven-day forecast. >>> and a d.c. cop honored for putting an end to the navy yard gun man's rampage. >> first tonight, we're following breaking news. police arrested a suspect in th

this its the city i love. the city i chose to dedicate my life to.e cannot stand idle and let thugs, not going to say thugs, cowards run our city the what i am going to say here today. if you are an adult and you are out there participating in this, you are ruining the future for these young people. >> for more on what is happening on the ground in baltimore, we will connect with jason carol, jason, past 3:00 in the morning where you are. something that may strike our viewers as we watch this incident of police versus proteste protesters, baltimore, maryland has a black mayor, a black police commissioner, heard from a black local councilman. they're represented in local government, the despair, the gripe appears to be an economic one. >> it is. and i think one person out here, errol said it best, this isn't a matter of black or white, it is a matter of the police here, and the long standing tensions between the police and community here. right now, standing at fulton avenue/north, where much of the unrest erupted earlier this evening. what i am seein