they've had this law in maine 38 years. maine republicans changed that law this year. issue 1 on the ballot in maine would be a people's veto of what republicans did. so far in maine, with just 10% of precincts reporting, 60% of maine voters have voted yes to restore same-day voter registration, to undo what the republicans in maine did. and so far, again, with just 10% reporting, 40% of maine voters have voted no to let stand the republicans taking away same-day registration. in mississippi, voters deciding whether or not to define a fertilized egg as a person. initiative 26 would have the effect of banning all abortion, no exceptions. it could also ban the most popular forms of birth control. hormonal birth control. also some types of fertility treatments. it could turn a miscarriage into cause for a criminal investigation. so far, with 0% of precincts reporting, we have nothing to tell you whether or not mississippi voters are voting for a constitutional amendment defining a fertilized egg as a person. at this point, the polls heading into today's voting in mississi

in maine, deciding whether there will be same day voter registration in maine.ociated press called that. voting overwhelmingly 61-39% to bring back same day registration to undo what republicans had done to change maine's voting laws. >>> in mississippi, the romney supported person hood by defining a fertilized egg as a person, that has lost in mississippi and lost badly by 16 points, the ap calling that for the no vote. so far, 58-42%. connecting to a big national story, the intern credited for saving gabby giffords' life, he appears to have won a school board seat in arizona tonight. >>> and a stunning recall election. russell pearce and the anti-immigrant papers please law appears to have been turfed out of office. voters put pearce up for recall. the associated press has not called this one yet but he is trailing his challenge r 53-43%. >>> we'll have more including one local school board election that has national implication, a local school board one seat where the results reverberate nationally. coming up. please stay with us. how can you get back pain re

main. to do it together with the more school local authorities but to live with said he said ben in the new major we are working together absolutely together and we met. one one one one time and very week and. the problem will be so so so you are optimistic yeah ok well thank you thank you very much and. good luck on the upcoming court when we thank them we gave you was a pleasure yes thank you martin just a reminder that my guest today was alexander the private of my director general of the russian housing development foundation and that's put up or more all of us here if you want to have your say on spotlight or if you have someone like you think i should interview next time to drop. in our path. and let's keep spotlight interact movie back with more of her type of problem from what's going on in and outside russia. our team and take care. in some. old. photos in the big old. cultural agency for the first movie widely seen as a strong show of support for the nations. countries funded from

and our main goal. to do this business together with foreign investors signal to industry with the minimum risk for them i mean elementary of barriers corruption etc to reduce it. because structural industry in russia has seen upsurge this year after a period of slowdown spotlights yelena dimmy there were reports. the credit crunch he'd construction industry in russia hard two thousand and eight so the majority who work suspended virtually no new projects were launched two thousand and ten when recovery began it was partly due to the government which supported numerous projects including preparations from big upcoming events like the sochi two thousand and fourteen winter olympics the two thousand and twelve aipac summit invited us talk and the two thousand and thirteen university aid in cars on what the government does not intend to rely solely on its own resources its encouraging investment both domestic and foreign to step in meeting with c o o's of the big players in the international markets prime

it was a 12-inch main. and it was just an awful smell. >> bill has lived in the 1200 block of fort avenue and locust point since 1979, and he has never seen anything like this before. construction crews working on the long-term csx bridge project hit a 12-inch gas main around 10:30 monday morning, knocking out gas to about 1000 customers. >> the operator of the machine that busted it, when it broke, he saw the dirt fly up in the air and it actually scared him. he knew that something was wrong and just backed away from it. >> on tuesday, crews from b.g.e. and several out-of-state gas companies worked to restore service, shutting down fort avenue to foot traffic, which had originally been able to pass during the bridge construction. that is bad news for business owners like bill hughes. >> killed me for the whole day. now they're telling me today that it might come back on. hopefully it comes back on today, and if not, hopefully tomorrow morning. what can we do? >> at this point, b.g.e. officials say they hav

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those are the main items we have asked you to see. this is one of the few times we have been able to work out with the contractor that we could allow you to come out and be physically on the bridge and go up inside the tower. we hope you will work with us, follow our safety standards. there will be a number of cal tran personnel to ask questions regarding safety or access. if you have any questions see me or tony. at this point in time we will -- mike, do you have a quick one? >> why today? just because the lights are going on? >> let's take the q&a. i will run through the presentation because it will help the folks that it is their first time doing it. >> paul, are you ready? this presentation is available on line at our media bar. this is just to give you an understanding of the different elements for the bay bridge. the first piece is the arrival of the final steel deck segment on the transport ship that came in yesterday, on sunday. here is some of the footage of the pieces arriving in the bay underneath our western span. there is

we make the repairs to the main.en we go back in and we make sure it is safe to reintroduce gas into that individual building and we turn the gas back on. >> for residents on the west side, they are taking it in stride. there won't have to use their heat because of the nice weather. >> b.g.e. has been out trying to get the job done. they are thinking about the residents' safety and i appreciate that. >> if you smell gas inside your home or place of business, you should leave the premises and call the b.g.e. committee. that is for folks who live in this area. jennifer franciotti, wbal-tv 11 news. >> a police officer is recovering after being dragged by a vehicle. the officer approached the pickup truck to talk to the people inside but that is what the driver took off. the officer was tracked for some two blocks. investigators are looking for a ford pick-up. anyone with information should contact police. >> we know the identity of the teenager that was shot. he remains in critical condition. police responded to a man h

we have highs 30s, main 40s, main a little bit of wintry mix on tuesday of next week. let's talk about this morning though as we have enough of the chill. we'll step down, how is that, andrea. it is not big rush of cold air. this morning, partly cloudy. chilly. mid-30s to mid-40s at the bus stop. sunrise, 7:06. we'll see a good deal of sunshine today. overnight, we had a few sprinkles by the middle of the day. temperatures approaching the 50 degree mark. frosty and high. 51, 52. winds will be a factor. southwest this morning turning westerly at 14 miles per hour. gusting at times to 20. these are the sustained speeds. that will keep wind chills down in the 40s with a 5:00 p.m. temperature of 48. jacket, gloves, main even a hat if you'll be outside a little while. there goes the rain, warm in boston and up in maine but behind the system, it is cold enough with plenty of snow showers, kentucky, west virginia, ohio and parts of western pennsylvania. our skies, our clouds have been breaking up. temperatures are dropping down to 43 in washington and southern maryland. gaith

it was a 12-inch main. it was an awful smell. >> bill has lived in this area since 1979 and has never seen anything like it. >> the operator, when the machine busted it, he saw the dark fly up in the air and he knew something was wrong and backed away from it -- the direct flight out of the air and he knew something was wrong and backed away from it. >> officials said they have figured out how to reroute the line to restore a portion of service to about 100 customers on the west side. for another 900 customers on the east side, a long and tedious process -- possibly several days -- because officials have to enter each home twice. >> wants to turn the gas off and make the repairs, and then we go back in to make sure we can't introduce the gas into that -- that we can introduce the gas into that individual building. >> the nice weather helps, too, meaning they will not have to use their heat. >> it has not been too bad. they have been out trying to get the job done as quickly as possible. and of course, what

they will help turn off service and then turn everything back on once the main is repaired. bge will host a community meeting tonight to answer questions for people without gas. the meeting is scheduled to start at 7:30 at the church of redemption at 1401 tow sop -- towson street. >>> a fire damaged a two store re row home. to one was hurt. the cause is still under investigation. >>> the baltimore's health department is investigating two cases of legion near's disease at the nursing home. the nursing home said both people have made a full recovery. the home's water supply is being tested to make sure it's safe. >>> penn state football coach joe paterno's future sun certain after a news -- is uncertain. the new york times is reporting he will not return as the school's coach. he has been put under a microscope after sexual abuse charges were filed against one of the coaches. >>> the mother of a transgender is asking for the public's help to find her daughter. tyra trent's body was found in an abandoned house in february. police have very few leaves. >>> baltimore city has rol

this after the main closed its university avenue store last month. there are now five remaining stores including two in berkeley. the 82-year-old chain filed in august. >> the officials are warning about a mountain lion in pacifica. the big cat was seen walk agriculture long the trail in the park about go miles the park's entrance. the mountain lions normally avoid humans but if you see one don't approach it. >> we had stubborn low clouds, higher above parts of the bay area but the key weather headline the -- a rain free forecast in the next few days but a chance of spotty drizzle, not a lot to show you on the tracker. a little bit of activity on the radar. nothing major but a few sprinkles or pockets pushing back in to the bay over the next few hours. no significant rainfall at least showing up on the long range. this was the scene today looking out toward san francisco bay. you can see all the cloud cover out there and we have had another big high tide tomorrow morning so maybe some minor flooding. that high tide coming up at about 11:30. concern.

to worse the british tribute should all be a membership quotas by january twenty four team but the main criticism of this international organization is similar to that of the g twenty was managed to widen the spectrum of the countries that put in their voices trying to help with global economic solutions but as many critics say this hasn't popped. well the head of the army was now visiting moscow christine lagarde only assert that she supported the idea of reforming the i.m.f. and also agrees that quotas for the countries with rapidly growing economies should be christe currently i'm i have commitments amounts almost three hundred billion dollars in loans with greece portugal and ireland the major. greece's debt continues to drag everyone else down but it will soon have a new team to try and get out of its financial core of the leaders agreed to form a coalition but there's no room for beneath your prime minister george papandreou he's agreed to go and be replaced later on monday pm to go was key to securing the main opposition party's involvement in going to just a few months to force

>>> a massive water main break hits a neighborhood. why homeowners are relieved tonight and >>> in some cases all of the excitement of black friday boiled over into chaos. >>> this is bay area news at 7:00. >>> good evening, t. it is friday november 25th, i'm gasia mikaelian, this is bay area news at 7:00. occupy protesters are trying to bring san francisco's union square to a stand still on one of the busiest nights of the year. it is our top story. >> reporter: the small group of occupy protesters tried to make a run and make their way here into union square where the tree lighting ceremony was taking place an hour or so ago but the police blocked their way. they sort of formed a line down here on the street level to make sure the protesters could not make their way into the area where the tree lighting ceremony was taking place. earlier, though, this was the scene on stockton street in front of macy's. we will show you. about that point there was 100 or so occupy protestors in a protest against black friday targeting corporations on

nothing about one another some of the main news stories in fifteen minutes from now in the meantime lots of entries explores the wide variety of places to stay when you and if you visit the russian capital artie's weekly city guide is next. great. old thing. comfortable. you need. something but people need more. moscow. hello and welcome to the must go out show now in the past we've discussed the rising world of bt hostels to five star hotels here in the russian capital but what about the middle market today you know a star lodgings needn't look so be at all like western standards so johnny martin is as we explore two or three star lodgings here in moscow starting off i think that out of town officers patiently situated at the former red october chocolate factory a cultural melting pot the island located near the kremlin is packed full of nightclubs swanky restaurants and trendy art galleries although central to narrow streets are often clogged with traffic late at night it can be noisy in the closest metro is a fair walk away take note that said as one of the main new areas of contempor

here is the main village now and 2013, as i mentioned. if you look at the top there, the purple hat going where number one is. those other votes would be lifted in and out of the water with a crane put in place. when the race is going on, the public and fully access that area. then we have two, which is where the cruise terminal would be eventually built. plan is to have part of the show built, and then the site can be used for the rest of the event. 14 has an amphitheater that will seek up to about 4000. if you look at 14 that is in yellow, and of the seating area that accommodates about another -- i think 1200 or something like that. about 5500 seating on this area. you can see the other activities here, basically educational things fear behind the scenes, you see four there. again, one of the things we have been discussing -- you can see on the right-hand side there appear 19th year the left-hand side, pier 23. hast public access, and request they made to ensure that there is public access. i will switch to what it will look like event

voters are here in a poll what's going on there and they in maine they're working on. trying to figure out a better idea was that they're going to decide based on whether or not they're going to put more searches on his going to be allowed to vote i think especially the bigger three main. has to do with same day registration that they have some policies that historically leave us to work we had and some of the politicians who are now campaigning against this have used the same day registration so it's if you want to talk about hypocrisy that's one example well that's you know that's the whole way we're famously back in the eighty's or things were going to reagan's campaign you know our leverage in the elections goes up as the number of voters goes down and that's been the republican moderate for thirty years that is going to decrease the number of voters so when you've already seen them go out we've already been going after students and this is just further tightening of their election laws and preventing campaign and in mississippi this personhood vote i mentioned som

clothes take a look at the main headlines now.often they fight for democracy in their beer countries new chapter sharing a surge in radical islam with strict sharia law and al qaeda flags in evidence their washington seems unconcerned about what's next gadhafi is going to. be braced to stop europe from drowning in a sea of debt as the i.m.f. chief head to moscow to see if russia can come to the rescue russia is offering ten billion dollars to the u.k. to the i.m.s. investment mechanisms. and to the russian tycoon titans are slugging it out over six and a half billion dollars on their reputations in london's high court itself he says when it's over it's also he wants the cash from chelsea football club to move it.

for the world's main news this out for you. main two rival palestinian leaders or a barking on a new spirit of partnership part of a dream to complete next year's presidential election the comments from president. bush came at a meeting in cairo they did not resolve their differences over an interim unity government which they had for signing a deal in may it follows years of failed previous written seriously tense. a series of three explosions in a popular open air market in southern iraq and killed nineteen people and injured dozens more to motorbike perms rockets into israel and a third went on as police arrived. some experts see it as an example of a. place where the u.s. withdraws its troops from little tree hugging in the december. strike targeting the taliban militants has reportedly killed seven people including six children in southern afghanistan president karzai and then the incident an investigation almost fifteen hundred civilians killed by violence in the country in the first year of. the baltic states over the ra

the main front is still offshore. it looks like it might stay mainly offshore but the closer to the cost -- coast the better opportunity for rain. it will be cooler to do. -- today. temperatures will be in the # 0s. here's -- 60s. >> westbound 237 traffic looks good so far. it looks great. it is light . you may see some wet weather, so plan accordingly. also the morning commute on highway 4 still looks good. let's go back to the desk. sgld in over night news, vallejo police are invest getting a shooting on interstate 80. it happened near the tennessee street exit. alex safrj is in -- savrj is there with who police discovered when they arrived >> reporter: they mound the man drive -- they found the man driving that car had been shot several times. the police are trying to find the person who opened firer along the freeway. -- fire along the freeway. this happened about midnight. witnesses called in to report is single car that crashed on the side of the freeway but when e investigators showed up they found the 38-year-

main street was packed. >> a lot of people were asking us if we were doing good for the small business saturday. people would come in and say, wow, you're busy. you want people to say, wow, you're busy. >> reporter: it can often set a tone that will carry throughout the holiday see son. the hope is that the message of small business saturday resonates beyond that. >> probably our best day in the three years being open. >> reporter: she is the manager of tiddly wimping -- winks. the beginning of a relationship main street hope also turn a profit in the future. >> a good christmas season gives us a good boost in all the other seasons, spring, fall, gives us a good boost, making main street easy street. >> all right. so today a nice day. we did deal with plenty of sunshine. maryland's most powerful radar is dry. maybe a couple of sprinkles trying to move in but mainly dry skies. temperatures, i think you will like what you see. 64 in baltimore. easton at 68. we seat low 60s in york and frederick and hagerstown. as we go through the rest of the evening with the clouds out there, we will st

if you want to shut off the power you shut off the little guys first than the main. when you throw a switch there is the arch. like water when water flows in an old house any you shut it off quick you get the hammer effect? that's like electricity. is it safe to do it if you smell natural gas? show of hands. >> nobody has their hands up. it's not safe to flicking any switches if you smell natural gas. how about if there is smoke coming out of an outlet. if you shut this off in an area where there is no gas, good idea. >> just about anything can be a hazardous material, cleaners, solvants, hair products anything can be hazardous. they are every where. the only time they are hazardous if they are misused our there is a disaster. do you see these in san francisco? that's probably propane. we have a port. in an industrial area. it identified where they are stored. are there hazardous storage places in this air? no. are there a dry cleaners? yes. who remembers grand auto. they have solvants, cleaners, octane boosters. it's great until there is a natural disaster. where do

it wasn't exactly used to its full potential sure there was the soviet union before but one of his main problems was that it was based on ideology which was one of the mean reasons behind its collapse in the end while the main idea of the region union is that it's based on capitalism well some me see that the european union is also based on capitalist values that it's not exactly going through its easiest times right now but according to the president it's the video it's using the experience of you saw and the knowledge about the mistakes made by the e.u. which could potentially make the u. region union much more powerful. moue is because we won't repeat the mistakes of the european union in our integration we're conscious of what we're doing when to stand who we are integrating with three countries sharing a common history and today we are forming a common economy and it is why we start not on different levels but from similar positions the european union to shorten a doctor's time which stands for our situation is different i'm sure we'll be able to create a solid and stable economic

viewers again how far is snow park from the main encampment. and if you had to do a head count, how many people are there, be it asleep? do you have any idea, at snow park? >> from the distance between the two parks, it is not far. we're talking maybe a half mile to a mile. not very far at all. and with we have actually some campers between the two places and there was a gentleman walking past who i recognized from the encampment at frank agawa. and it looks like some are coming here as well. and as far as head count, be between 10 to 20 people probably and many have left during the overnight hours as they got the message about the police getting together as early as yesterday. >> thanks, we will check back in with you as with well and you of course are seeing the live chopper pictures. we do know once again that fire and police seem to be leaving the staging area from the coliseum, heading to downtown oakland at this time. >> it would seem the raid is imminent. perhaps in the next half hour. and traffic will be a bit of a mess especially over

day in maine. republican party cited a few reasons why they e1 thought it was critical that e1 maine reasons must not be able 1 to register to vote on election day anymore, including this ad that the state's republican party ran in maine newspapers.e1 "registering to vote on election day," according to the republican party of maine," it'o a gay conspiracy." a gay experience meant to tself!experience meant to yeah. that's not even the weirdest, u totally gratuitous gay thing from yesterday's election. that distinction goes to a robo call by a shadowy group, person1 lady voice against a democratic candidate who is not gay in iowa.q the group says it's called citizens for honesty and sound marriage in iowa, and just before the senate election in iowa, which pitted democrat liz mathis mvinst cindy golding, some unsuspecting iowa residents picked up their phones and heard this. >> liz mathis also endorses homosexual marriage. homosexual marriage obviously involves homosexual sex. so before you support

to secure the main opposition party. and go to just a few months to force cuts for approval for the use rescue package. for next twenty twelve. prime minister shocked colleagues at home and abroad to drawing a referendum on the. finance minister the unity government and other names may also be thrown into the ring. the last post evil person to have to be the leader in this new government will be mr look at the most he's sixty four years old he is the x. prize sprays you don't mean that european central bank is not abilities and he is a technocrat but according to the clown is the most to be the prime minister and out there for you to see us make technocrats to beat our own team. personality all over respectively in the code if you're a zone in the. both european union and he's the person who knows very well how to react in this difficult situation panelist here in greece after the announcement says say that more austerity means are are expected because nobody will give us money because the government is going to change t

now, this was the bridge camp between the main camp at justin herman plaza and the camp that's in front of the federal reserve. businesses have been complaining that the "occupy" camp as a whole has been growing out of control. so police moved in on this first block of market street at 1:30 this morning. they put up those barriers and chloride out 10 tents and made several arrests. people who they say refused to leave. but police didn't use any tear gas or rubber bullets. some of protestors however are complaining of excessive force. >> i wasn't saying anything, you know, mean. i was talking in a completely normal tone. alls i did was say, sir, can i go get my kitten? and he just grabbed me and threw me into the fence. >> very quick we were in here and done in 11 minutes. it was a collection of 15 tents and 7 people who didn't want to leave and actually, if you look at it the tents were actually the bigger problem than the folks here. >> reporter: now, protestors say they had to take over this folks block of market, this bridge area, as they call it, for the health and safety of the mai

. >> now to the massive water main break. we have team coverage. we will start with how it all happened. >> reporter: frank the huge geyser of water was directly behind me earlier this morning just spurting up into the air and going over the roof of the neighboring houses. the water maine break created a huge sink hole where you see the chain link fences. that's where the pipe was d is. though this all happened in the morning the streets here are still wet. from news chopper 2 you can see what looks like old faithful shooting up into the sky from the neighborhood right below the sign in the hills. firefighters think the water was 100 feet up in the air at times. >> looked like niagara falls. just like something punctured it. >> reporter: the utilities commission said a the water main break happened around 9:45. fire crews evacuated seven home that were near the gushing pipeline. they were worried about safe if. >> the two houses next to the water main break, that the foundations would erode and the houses would collapse. >> reporter: as concern for

this morning, the day planner, jackets, gloves, main a hat and main even 180s for those of you.e'll be able to get into the low 50s today. breezy with winds starting from the southwest turning west 10 to 15. wind chills will stay in the 40s. storm system hit us yesterday with the rain. some wind ahead of that rain. the mild temperatures that dropped and behind the system, notice the snow in michigan coming down into parts of west virginia, pennsylvania, even western maryland will see snow. a little bit later this morning into the early part of the afternoon. the cold air is in place now. 41 in washington, la plata, 39 manassas and frederick at 36. east of us, low 40s on the eastern shore. and today, it is going to be a chely one. but normal. this is where we should be for the end of november. 52 in washington. only 45 in winchester. monika samtani, 5:31. take it away. >> for 5:31, it is not looking bad at all. the beltway is looking fine. no big deals. accident investigation though continues on connecticut avenue northbound at n street. this is just south of due point circle, th

this is a window, the main event with the storm system pushing through the region. the rain, tonight, morning showers, on the cool side. the extended forecast, a mix of sun, clouds, temperatures warming up a few degrees. overnight lows, a few scattered showers tomorrow morning, and temperatures on the cool side, once again in the north bay, napa, san jose, 44, livermore at 43 on sunday, and the weather system, cool, unstable -- potentially unstable air behind us, we could see isolated thunderstorms kicking off once the front moves through in the next few hours, the heavier rain, scattered showers, left over for your sunday morning. slight chance of showers during the afternoon . gradually we'll phase out, leaving us with a sun and cloud mix. for the sierra, a winter storm warning in place until 10:00 tomorrow, snowfall, six to 12 inches, impressive for this time of year, great job showing you the heavier rainfall pushing through, over the next few hours, here we are at 9:00. the pushing the rainfall to the east bay, south bay, still over a good portion of the region

the main rotor hit a cable and the chopper flipped and slam >>> check this out. it may look like a routine landing in new zealand until the main rotor hit a cable. amazingly, the pilot walked away from this helicopter wreck. the cause is under investigation. the pilot had 20 years of experience. >> i have seen that five or six times since we aired it this morning. every time, it's amazing. just like every time we talk to lawrence, amazing. >>> i have something amazing to tell you. >> i wouldn't go that far. [ laughter ] >> people i don't think are excited about this. but, you know, a lot of, are getting out of town and today we have those storm clouds moving in. no rain just yet but that's likely to change as we head in toward the afternoon hours. let's get you out there now and the clouds continuing to thicken up outside moving over the bay kind of a cool day around the bay area and yeah, i know what these temperatures say 50s and low 60s. doesn't feel like that outside. cool numbers around the bay area and looks like rain is moving in. that cold front slowly sl

the main front is offshore.r low is driving south ward and it will take its moisture with it. if you're near the coast, you have a better opportunity to see rain. inland is the light stuff and doesn't last too long. if you are getting rain, you can tweet me. 40s and 50s now. the key though, again t low offshore -- again, the low offshore it's heading east. to thes so close -- it's so close. we'll stay cloudy, cooler with some off and on rain. the low says test -- it's head together southern -- heading to southern california. rain could be along the coast. 58 to 65 and hit and miss rain inland. so mainly a cooler forecast, a lot of cloud cover. 50s and 60s today. in the extended out land, clouds -- out look, clouds saturday and it's it's out of here. >> thank you. a lot of people think today's date, 11/11/11 is lucky or special. the wedding capsules are gearing up for a boom in business today. the clark county toy marge -- marriage license bur lieu expects -- bur rue expects 4,000 people. nearly a dozen women hav

officials say they are working tonight to divert water to the area from other mains nearby.no indoor flooding or injuries have been reported, but officials tell us that repairs could take several more hours. >>> today marks one year since the sentencing of a former bart officer convicted of shooting and killing a passenger. friends and family of bart passenger oscar grant gathered at frank ogawa plaza. grant supporters say former bart officer mehserle got off early tonight shooting on new year's day 2009. >> were it not for the videotape we would not have seen a trial for the murder of oscar grant. >> that is right. >> and as strong as the video evidence was, the judge never wanted to see that officer convicted. >> mehserle was convicted of involuntary manslaughter and released from jail in june after serving eleven months. >>> morgan hill police are investigating a drive-by shooting that left a 14-year- old girl dead and three other teenagers wounded. police arrested four men. the shooting happened last night on kos moe and del monte avenues on the lawn of an apartment comp

that is their main task. supervisor mirkarimi: it had two votes in the main consoles. is that proportion also reflected in the executive organization? >> it actually is, although it is more because we are the fiscal agent that we tend to have more employees in the executive organization. the general manager is a san francisco employee. we hired him in august. for a long time, he was a senior employee at the assessors office, and he has great expertise in executive management, financial management, and personal management. we insisted on that because we are the fiscal agent. we want one of our city employees to be the fiscal manager since our city manager is legally responsible for these funds. we think that has been for the good of san francisco. i would say at least half of the employees on staff over there are from san francisco. there are others from other cities as well. supervisor mirkarimi: what can we look forward to? a lot of this is about preparation, being ready, being alert. what i emergency preparedness for man-made or natural disasters, what have you, can

is in front of the federal reserves down there and that's why it is called the bridge because the main occupied encampment is over here so this part of the street would be a bridge to the main part of occupied to that part of herman plaza. it loosely links the federal reserve with the one at justin herman plaza. now reaction to the raid, police say they arrived around 1:00 this morning with just one mission remove the tempts on the block -- tents on the block. at the same time they announced their intentions and they also want people who are sending off a chain reaction. >> i think a few are on the extreme side ran through camp, went to the trading post stole the tobacco from the trading camp. we have a meeting scheduled with mayor lee tomorrow at noon to discuss expansion and they showed very poor faith especially after agreements we made with the mayor. >> conversations they had don't constitute agreements but mayed a little distrust to tomorrow's meeting. i can see if they can issue citations and it will be part of same group. live in san francisco, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> on the c