. >> okay, item 4 e, update on code enforcement >> good morning, dan lowry and deputy director of services and i would like for give you an update on the code enforcement and the monthly update. and this month, and it will depict of what we have done from june until now and instead of just giving you numbers or a break down so that you can see the history of the complaints. and one is for building, and it housing inspections because it lasts for the insections on both divisions and the other graph that you have is for the activities and what we try to do is wrap up all of the months that we have since we started this and reporting to you, and to show you the case and action and history. of the month. the other one is for the housing complaint activities and the last one is for code enforcement and complaint activities and i think that this will be helpful, and those will be graph up our activity here. for the month of february, building inspections performed were 4168, complaints received 221, complaint response within 24, to 72 hours is 193. complaint first notice of violations were 47. c

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top first, lowrie, three-run home run to left. michael taylor double down the line. barton, an infield single. triple to the gap. crisp singles to right. need i say or show more? nine oakland runs before chicago recorded an out. the a's win 16-6, the final. >>> and -- all right. and right here in tampa, not everyone wanted to see another yankees-red sox game. this swarm of honeybees takes over left field. they delayed action for seven minutes before the grounds crew was called in to save the day. >>> the sharks lose 3-2. >>> more news after the break. on my journey across america, i've learned that when you ask someone in texas if they want "big" savings on car insurance, it's a bit like asking if they want a big hat... ...'scuse me... ...or a big steak... ...or big hair... i think we have our answer. geico. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance. >>> want to show you a special night on the ice. the sharks lost their game tonight but they warmed the hearts of a lot of people especially that young man. the 17-year-old skated on to the

jed lowrie la comenzo con un jonron de 3 campanas... micheal taylor remolco una con un doble...ta... nueve carreras en tan solo la primera entrada... marcador final 16 a 6 -- jesse chavez lanzo 4.2, poncho a 2 y otorgo 2 carreras... pero no todo fue felicidad para los a's... desafortundamente, como cubetazo de agua fria, cae la noticia de que jarrod parker tendra que someterse a una operacion "tommy john'' para corregir la molestia en su codo derecho... esto significa que parker no vera actividad la proxima campaÑa para oakland... noticias fuera del emparrillado, nos reportan que el coordinador defensivo vic fangio a extendido su contrato laboral hasta el 2015 con los 49ers de san francisco... hasta el momento no ha revelado la cantidad del nuevo acuerdo... tal como se espera, el receptor abierto mario manningham no continuara en san francisco y estara de regreso con los giants de nueva york... manningham no tuvo un paso productivo con los 49ers con menos de 42 recepciones desde el 2010, ademas fue plagado por lesiones... ===chroma key=== jf add lib tag blanca ---un pequeÑo de 3

jed lowrie, la mando a botar entre los jardines izquierdo y central, justo ahi, todos a correr...llevan la victoria 10 a 5 para ganar el septimo de esta primeravera... tercer dia de actividad en la agencia libre y los raiders de oakland hoy firmaron al apoyador defensivo lamarr woodley por un lapso de 2 aÑos y un maximo de $12 mdd... el veterano jugo 7 temporadas con los acereros de pittsburg y aunque tuvo una baja de juego en su ultima campaÑa sera una gran refuerzo en la defensiva de los raiders.... otro adquisicion defensiva es la de justin tuck quien acordo con los raiders tambien por dos aÑos y $11 mdd... el defensivo registro 60 capturas en nueve temporadas con los giants de nueva york 11 de estas la temporada pasada... ===chroma key=== jf hoy se confirmo que 'dinamita' juan manuel marquez regresara al cuadrilatero, la fecha el 17 de mayo proximo... take vo --lo hara en el forum de inglewood en california y su rival sera el estadounidens e mike alvarado; pero "ojo"... lo interesante es que de acuerdo al promotor de top rank, el ganador de este combate tendra que enfrentar al

bottom first, josh reddick lines one up the middle and jed lowrie comes around to score. junior lake with the three-run shot off of jesse chavez. chavez gives up five earned runs on the day. cubs go on to win. 10-6 is your final. how about the a's other split squad. this time against the mariners. top of the fourth. that's josh donaldson. two-run shot. third of the spring. a's up 2-0. to the sixth we go. norris is playing long ball and gives oakland a 3-2 lead, but they would end up losing the game 6-4, the final. the 49ers general manager squashed a couple of rumors sunday. first he said the 49ers have not made any contact with the eagles relative to a trade for desean jackson and that those reports are misleading and false. he also says he has a great relationship with coach jim harbaugh telling our matt maaco, quote, jim and i work very well together. how about a little bit of golf before we get out of here, final round of the arnold palmer invitational. adam scott would become world number one with the win. on 17th scott misses a par putt. his world number one hopes a

jed lowrie and another cross the plate. a's win. i would not lie about this.maine o'neal did not play in toronto last night because he misplaced his passport. can you believe that? >> that's always a bummer. >> try explaining that to your boss. >> okay. >> henry, thanks very much. >> you got it. >> we'll be right back. >>> the threat of rain didn't stop thousands of people from running through the streets of san jose today. >> three, two, one. >> this is the third annual 408k race to the rowe benefiting the pat tillman foundation. the nearly five-mile run/walk started in downtown san jose before finishing at santana row. the winner finished, by the way, less than 24 minutes. that's a serious runner. several of our nbc bay area co-workers participated in today's race. great job tore everybody. rob is one of the guys who could probably do it in 24 minutes. >> you could have won that race. >> looks chilly. >> i like running in the summer. >> totally with you. >> rain in the forecast and the forecast for tomorrow will bring in more moderate rain as we head through

jed lowrie and josh donaldson will tap the plate. a's win, 3-2, and let's end on a good know. about a little bit of golf. hsbc championship in singapore. paula creamer on the second playoff hole. 75-foot putt for eagle. there's no way in the world this thing is going to fall for the win, right? wrong. she gets it. unbelievable. that is her first win since 2010 when she won the u.s. women's open. also, golden bears were given back to the community. call athletes and coaches from 16 teams joined up with hundreds of kids all from low-income communities. the activities were all designed to stress the importance of a college education and a healthy active lifestyle. coming from a low-income home that means the world to me really enjoyed that story. all right. terry and diane, i'm not kidding. as i told you earlier, jermaine o'neill did not play tonight because he forgot where he put his passport. >> happens to everybody. >> unbelievable. >> i'm going to canada and do that so i don't have to come back to work. see you later. >> nice knowing you. >> yeah. >> all right. jimmy fallon i

. >> and deputy, director lowry, just a secretary on the abandoned building you shared a statistics with me yesterday, and talk with regard to what you did there, for one of the supervisor cohen i believe. >> right. >> we had a meeting with supervisor cohen and we were asked about the vacant buildings. and a couple of years ago there was over 600 vacant buildings. as of this share, we are down to 235 and so we are done and so, the program from the building inspection and point of view is working and when we are aware of it, and we do do the proper notification and process, and it does work, yeah. >> yes. >> and we also had it additional to the inspector and on the vacant building and so we could post it properly and track it properly. >> so statistically we are done to over 50 percent or 60 percent. >> yes. >> yes. >> and commissioner mar? >> so just listing off the previous speaker, are we down because some owners are not reregistering their buildings? because they are vacant and are we going solely by registration or even if therecy way besides going to pg&e and if we just compared our

the book of evidence in legal proceedings against the tipperary north td michael lowry for allegedly finding the correct tax returns is due to be served on him on the first of april next. services reported today that people are buying the case against the cd is ready. but as leader of the senses are seeking clarification on number of issues. mr barry of holy cross. carlos is charged with knowingly filing incorrect tax returns on dates and times and three and two thousand and seven miles was adjourned by consent the two semis or fences on the drive from prosecutions. the high court has approved an insurance settlement of one point four in the new rope in the case of the seven era guy who was brain damaged after a failure to diagnose a serious medical condition and her mother and the days before her bath. will the mccandless suit to her mother christina from the needy county county told the court was told christina mccandless should've been admitted to hospital immediately after nurses raised concerns about her blood pressure during an anti natal visits in march of two thousand and six

however, lowry and donaldson will come in. a's win. 3-2 is your final. >>> before we get out of here. the women's championship in singapore, paula cramer against munoz, 75-foot putt, and it was an eagle putt for the win. no way she gets it, right? wrong! she is happy, doing her high step. she's like oh, my goodness. hey, talent is talent. congratulations to her. >> the most surprised person on the golf course was her. >> it was. her eyes were closed. but she made the putt. that's what counts. >>> coming up next, it's hollywood's biggest night. the academy awards. we'll show you how tonight's host, ellen degeneres did something that has never been done before. plus a look at fashion. >>> this is what you call an epic selfie, tweeted by ellen degeneres tonight, earned more than a million retweets in less than an hour. she added if only bradley's arm was longer, best photo ever. hollywood royalty crowding around, including jennifer lawrence and brad pitt. >>> ellen degeneres hosting the awards tonight. the rainy weather wrapped u

a and rich lowry, van jones, and cokie roberts. cokie, the veto, one more sign of how swiftly the culture is changing. there was so much pressure on jan brewer to issue that veto. >> the only surprising thing was how long it took her to do it. >> absolutely. >> the business community was all over her. marriott hotels saying nobody will ever go to arizona again. and the whole country, really, was up in arms. now arizona continues to do these things. you know, they have done it with immigration and they've done it with all kinds of issues. >> dr. king's birthday. >> dr. king's birthday, exactly. you never knew what they were going to end up with. but they finally ended up in a place that's not only economically sensible, but for the party. >> you call the veto foolish. >> get to the facts of this, the law was a subject of tsunami of poorly informed indignation. it was two minor changes to the religious freedom restoration act in arizona which has been on the books for 15 years. it's modelled on a federal law, championed by ted kenned

double and lowry scores. driven and the a's beat the angels 3-2.e again, jermaine o'neil, a no-show because of passport issues and maybe a bigger one to look at, tiger woods with the health of his bad back. don't forget, you've got master's coming up. i'm don. see you tonight. >> the women's championship in singapore. second playoff. paula board in mountain view with an incredible. she's excited and don't blame her. give her the 9th victory of her career. first in 2010. she's amazed. >> she's just as surprised as anybody else. >> she is, great good for her. >>> some people in minnesota built their own luge course. >> they're calling it mini sochi. scaffolding was used to stand as high as a rooftop. they fly down the course and a modified bicycle with keys and of course, that's at the bottom with even a warming igloo. pretty cool. i would try toothy that in a heartbeat. >> don't mess with mama bird. >>> an eagle cam in pennsylvania. this tried to snatch for the eggs. the eagle was able to fend it off and go bark to nesting and gave the mean staredow

jed lowry and michael taylor who came from tampa defy the odds.s who are coached by a former cal bear, bob melvin. >> it is good to see those guys. >> i think sam could finish one of those cross-word puzzles with his eyes closed. >> i am coming to a new appreciation and anytime you can share a bond with guys it helps. it is not surprising. there are a lot of guys out there. >> they were also teammates at stanford. >> the thing about stanford guys not playing professionally is being de bunked. >> he is penciled in as a starter while he will battle for playing time in the outfield. they both have one thing in common. type 1 diabetes. >> it is something that is always on your mind. trying to regulate your blood sugar and if it gets too low or too high it can affect how you play and can affect your health. it is a huge a amount of work and i take pride in knowing it hasn't held me back. >> it is nice to bounce some of the things off sam. with his routine, it has been nice to have that. i do my best to plan and prepare and i will play. >> all three hop

lowry comes around to score. sixth inning. junior lake sends this one out of the park. three run shot off of chavez. cubs go on to win 10-6. a's also lost against the mariners 6-4. 49ers' general manger squashed a couple rumors today. he said the 49ers have not made any contact with the eagles, relative to a trade to deshon jackson. he says he has a great relationship with jim harbaugh saying jim and i work very well together. took the words right out of my mouth because terry and i work very well together. terry, stanford cardinals, they're rolling right now, man. >> they're rolling, and they have a somewhat easy opponent coming up, one of the heavy weights. >> the flyers are a decent team, but the 11 seed, wouldn't be surprised to see stanford get to the elite eight. >>> coming up, police officers remember one of their own. their special memorial to the bart office are shot and killed in the line of duty. >>> and some same sex couples married in michigan are wondering if they're still married. when i was living without insurance, it was very scary. charles not having

jed lowry and michael taylor who came from tampa defy the odds.r the a's who are coached by a former cal bear, bob melvin. >> it is good to see those guys. >> i think sam could finish one of those cross-word puzzles with his eyes closed. >> i am coming to a new appreciation and anytime you can share a bond with guys it helps. it is not surprising. there are a lot of guys out there. >> they were also teammates at stanford. >> the thing about stanford guys not playing professionally is being de bunked. >> he is penciled in as a starter while he will battle for playing time in the outfield. they both have one thing in common. type 1 diabetes. >> it is something that is always on your mind. trying to regulate your blood sugar and if it gets too low or too high it can affect how you play and can affect your health. it is a huge a amount of work and i take pride in knowing it hasn't held me back. >> it is nice to bounce some of the things off sam. with his routine, it has been nice to have that. i do my best to plan and prepare and i will play. >> all t

lowry scored an donald son in and five this spring. once again, jermaine o'neil a no show.'ve got the master's up around the corner. i'm daryl. >>> raised in pleasanton. in singapore, 75 feet again. >> the cups from here. unbelievable. good enough to get the ninth victory of her career. i think she's happy. >> i think so. she's amazed. it was amazing, right? that was incredible. >> 6:26 right now. before enjoying the beauty of yosemite national park, you have to win the lottery. the limited number of permits to give out hikes to the top starting this week. >> what appears to be a drunk crash left a 4-year-old girl with critical injuries this morning. coming up, we'll tell you what other factor contributed to the grave condition. ,,,,,,,, bulldog: you know, bulldog: you know, not all heroes wear capes. some wear fur. and mattress discounters good deed dogs is here to help them. meet yara. she helps veterans like marv stay independent. this is caspin. he helps wallace with things she can't do on her own. and goldie helps children with developmental disabilities, while suzie w

top of the first lowry, the three-run homer to left. michael taylor double down the line here.ten, the infield single. jake singles, sam trip ms into the gap there. coco crisp singles to right. need i say or show more? nine oakland runs before the white sox recorded an out as the a's win 16-6. finally today in tampa, not everyone wanting to see another yankee's red sox game. east coast bias means nothing to this swarm of honey bees that take over left field. the bees delayed action for seven minutes before the ground's crew called in to save the day. raj and jessica, the yankees ended up winning 8-1. >> no one was stung, so all is well. >> both teams got stung. [ laughter ] >> thanks geraud. >>> you got it. for a full half hour of sports coverage watch comcast sports net. >> back in a moment. >>> coming up tonight at 11:00 a live report when the city makes a decision to address the city's growing homeless population tonight at 11:00 after chicago fire. >>> that will do it for us here at 6:00. have a great evening. hope to see you back at 11:00. >> good night. these are the hand

rich lowrie, conservative who runs the national review actually wrote in defense of this law in pliteek. this was his defense. the question isn't whether businesses run by people opposed to gay marriage on religious ground, it's whether they should be compelled to by government. the critics pride themselves on the live and let live open mind edness but they're highly more lis tick in their support of gay marriage, judgmental of those oppose it. so i mean, joan, rich lowrie was making the point here that, you know, if a business, if a wedding cake baker wants to say no, i'm only going to heterosexual wedding, they can say you're a bigot, go across town. >> it's propos trous argument. he's saying it's not like people would have a hard time finding someone to do their biz. this is not a big deal, gay people. deal with it. it's so are dick lows. it reminded me of rand paul's last stand against the civil rights act where he's like well i really i like the whole thing except where it applies to public businesses. we'll patronize other businesses. this is fundamentally anti-civil rights. bu

it is unimaginable that such a sentence would ever find its way into the national review of rich lowryrrent editor, because mr. lowry represents a movement that has been thoroughly co-opted and corrupted by, first, the cold war and, secondly, by our endless war on terror itch. terrorism. the conservative movement of the 1940s and '50s openly challenged the entire conception of a jewish state. this argument was made in several books published by the very first conservative book publisher in america, henry regnery, who issued a whole series of books reporting on the dispossession of the palestinian people and calling into question the whole zionist project. for example, there was -- i can't pronounce this -- his deep's the arab world published in 1943 and noted by the reviewing service as follows: the writer is also, if perhaps naturally, violently against the creation of a state of israel which she feels was prompted more by international power politics than by humanitarian principles and represents an american and british threat to the arab world, unquote. regnery also put out frieda u

. >>> let's hear from a gm shareholder from revenue shares, vince lowry.ns nearly 260,000 shares. are you selling gm on this news? >> no. we would not sell general motors on this news. our revenue weighted large cap 500 has about 1.25% of our holdings in general motors, it's got annual revenues of about $156 billion. that's only about $10 billion less than prior to going into bankruptcy. this would not be the first time that our auto industry was involved in tragic situations where people have died and 300 people, that's a big number, but it's a very complex case and i'm not a lawyer, but again, during most of the period where these deaths occurred in the autos that were created were in the former gm, and i'm sure people would argue that that company's bankrupt and this is a new general motors. though there is always something to be worked out, we have seen it in the past, ford had a major problem with gasoline tanks back in the late '70s when maybe 200 people were killed. it eventually resolves and there's compensation and it doesn't have long term effect

"the new york times," andrea mitchell, mayor of philadelphia mike the nutter is here well and rich lowry, editor of the national review. welcome to all of you. i want to start with this crisis in the ukraine. and here's my question. what does it take for the u.s. to regain the upper hand in this fight with the vladimir putin, david? >> fear. i think president obama has been quite good, quite aggressive, up front with the sanctions. they're beginning to hurt. there are two things they'll never do, overcome the russian mentality, they're thinking we handled stalin grad. we still won. we can endure a little economic suffering. second the psychology of fear. who do you fear? the president has been very aggressive, predictable especially given our alliances. but does vladimir putin fear barack obama and to create that climate of fear, you have to do something aggressive, something that will get putin back on his heels. in this thing continues to escalate, the idea df arming ukraine, giving them weapons to have a deterrent effect is some place. >> nobody wants a shooting war in ukraine. if you

rich lowry editor of the national review and a fox news co c contributer, what is going on? he was delaying this to avoid the economic issues with the mandate. but the committee found interesting things. there was an exchange with the official over did you check anything and it seemed like he didn't care. and had hhs learned about the delay by a white house official which suggest it was very political. >> this is from a letter: the committee is concerned about the role of implementation. what is the resource for isa? >> there is not much legal recourse. there is political resource. he is raising attention to the issue and trying to find more documents to embarrass the white house. the treasury bill says this is temporary relief and it has happened before. it has, but it was very small, limited delays that had to with employer problems. the employer mandate hasn't been done because there is going to be political and economical problems with the i implementation. >> we were surprised they knew about the delay prior to the program. this raises questions about whether the fact t

let's talk about that with bob beckel and rich lowry, a fox news contributor.f you disagree with the characterization he's make it? >> i disagree. this is a national security reporter. national security information in an age of terrorism is hard to get. they have created some creative ways to rel press information now. >> this is clearly the most phobic administration we have had when it comes to leaks. every administration is concerned about them at some level. when they involve national security they can be extensive. all the other administrations combined in american history, this is the on the administration ever to label a reporter, our own reporter james rosen a criminal coconspirator. bill: they locked fox news out of a meeting with talk about the new treasury secretary of. >> that has to be part of this discussion, as well. richard knicks on had it the d richard nixon hated the washington host but he wasn't locking them out. i think it plays into the hostility to the press. bill: he said they want to narrow the field of national security reporting and t

joining us now to talk about all of this, rich lowry, editor of the fox news actor and also amy's daughtersociate editor of the hill. we have russia invading, you know, annexing crimea, threatening perhaps to do more. you've got this missing malaysia plane and you've got the president going on ellen to taut health care. >> the president has been transformed into basically an insurance salesman. it's what, frankly, he cares about much more, i think, than any events going on in the rest of the world and the play is obviously. they're trying to get the top line number as high as they can before enrollment closes this year at the end of the month so they can say, look. we have five, six million people dependent on these exchanges for their health care. how can you possibly talk about repealing this law? jon: how is it going? if you call the california site to try to enroll, you call that number, it can take 30 minutes to get someone on the other end of the phone. >> right. if you really look at who they're targeting, that's the problem. there was a quote from the paper today saying people are

lowry has never made a three. the jaspers win the maac championship! they are going dancing!mler fires the three! for the third time the last five years, the terriers are headed to ncaa tournaments. >> sadler. ba t he lays it in. can he do it? thornton? no. it's over. the blue heads win their first ever caa championship! their first conference title in 15 years! >> in order there that was manhattan, wofford and delaware getting the automatic bid to the big dance. three plays that came down to the last shot of the game. great games last night. >> sunday, is that selection sunday? >> yes. who is on the bubble and your dark horse? you're talking about the last four in and last four out. talk about wichita state. jay was here last week. sleeper he says watch for green bay. he loves green bay. >> is that an actual school? >> green bay. >> is that a state college? is it green bay, wisconsin? >> yes. university of wisconsin at green bay. they just call it green bay now. >> i knew it wasn't green bay, kansas! >> wisconsin, exactly. >>> spring training baseball. mets and marlins in th

beckel and lowry battle that out.e, when we come back. bill and i will see you at the top of the hour ting constipatioy eating healthier, drinking plenty of water, but still not getting relief? try dulcolax laxative tablets. dulcolax is comfort-coated for gentle, over-night relief. dulcolax. predictable over-night relief you can count on. >>> we like the sound of that. he has written three number one singles for other artists. but last week eric paslay scored his first number one hit with "friday night." >> one of country music's hottest artists is here, joining us right now to talk about his self-titled album, which is out as of when? >> came out a few weeks ago. >> all right. and it's been going great, right? >> awesome. >> didn't you go to wal-mart to buy the album? tell us what happened. >> i had to walk up to the real register and i kind of went up and handed it to her. she looked at the record and threw it in the bag and looked at it and i said, i've been waiting a while for that record to come out. she said rea