pilpel: i would add lake merced. mr. mcdonnell: jamie? if jamie says it is recognized, we will list. >> it is based on the department of elections definition. mr. mcdonnell: thank you. mr. alonso: did we add clinton heights -- clarington heights? not the whole thing? park merced? mr. mcdonnell: ok. we are not attempting to create an exhaustive list. this is one that does not need as a vacation. district 8. -- need justification. district 8. >> i would combine diamond heights. mr. mcdonnell: you would combine? >> just diamond heights. mr. mcdonnell: ok. mr. leigh: i would strike open house and lgbt community center. mr. mcdonnell: removing them from this list. any additions? mr. pilpel: i am looking at it. it is changing. >> i withdraw the comment. mr. mcdonnell: ok. so, we have -- can -- >> can i suggest eureka valley? ms. tidwell: i just deleted eureka valley. some of those are encompassed with what the other neighborhoods are. mr. pilpel: i don't think i agree with that. i think eureka valley is in district 8. >> adding eureka valley. m

de otro tema los estantes de la merced de carreras técnicas tuvieron la oportunidad de conocer más sobresemana pasada la escuela cerró sus puertas sin previo aviso, pero hubo controversia en la reunión porque fue programada con el presidente del colegio de último momento se cambia de lugar los estudiantes dijeron que la reunión conmovió porque ahí asistirían menos personas. de otra parte el presidente de los supervisores de la condado prez william anunció su candidatura para ser vicegobernador es el primer candidato republicano a su candidatura y ha hecho titulares en el pasado principalmente por sus esfuerzos de atrapar a los inmigrantes no autorizados que recién a trabajar en este estado. una noche fresca en la región pasamos un cristina caicedo smith y el reporte del tiempo. buenas noches cristina. >> cristina: gracias sulema muy buenas noches para todos, ya casi finalizamos este frío miércoles en la región con algunas lloviznas, y aunque eso no lo crea con copos de nieve este sistema ya se movió de nuestra área trayendo cielos mayormente despejados, el conteo del polen estuvo alto, y

there is going to be a demolition of a large area in the park merced. we need the input from the commercial sector because they stand to benefit. basically, we need more input from the grassroots constituents who take public transportation. i take public transportation. when you take public transportation and want to take public transportation, very few people will come here because they don't have their time and they don't want to waste time. we have to make every effort to take concrete matters, to have outreach to the university students. [tone] to the people who lived around park merced and other residents impacted who will be linked to 1970. this is very, very critical. the supervisor is not here, but maybe he is listening to it. he should conduct some community meetings to add to the impact. thank you very much. supervisor wiener: is there any further public comment? seeing none, public comments is closed. without objection, that will be the order. we will now go back to item no. 3. >> item #3, state and federal legislative update. this is an acti

>> it is the merced irrigation district. commissioner torres: forgive me tfor asking. >> the oakdale and south san joaquin and -- >> each has a board of directors and they are represented. commissioner torres: were with the opposition come from given the last witness posing statements? >> the last witness? >> he said we should not approve. we're more progressive than irrigation districts on many issues. that does not mean we should not cooperate with them on many other things. we can separate pathways when there are circumstances. >> i am not clear as to where the disagreement is. >> we are suggesting -- he was suggesting we would not joined. he believes our interests are so different and our position and a staff position is that often, we have been the ones who have been there bring together rural agriculture and urban folks to move forward. we have found that working in collaboration with people in the central valley has been of assistance to everyone in the state. >> what is left short of that? >> if we do not join this?

i'm from merced, calif., a very small town with a lot of mathematics and drug dealers. at the same time, i've worked at a gay bar in modesto. i used to work about 45 minutes it would take to drive to work and back. the reason why is that it was a safe zone. in merced, there's not a lot of drugs, but i could work on my family's farm were pretty much a place of want. i have a lot of family and connections up there, but the reason why is the bar in modesto started out as a little tiny bar next to the hotel that the city would put the homeless up with extra rooms. it was the number one spot in modesto that was known for drugs and the reasons they want to close this place, to not let them have an alcohol license, it turned to being a gay bar, that's when i stepped in. we had to protect the lgbt community in the valley. there was less drugs because the scene and cleaned up. the gays have turned it into a very clean, welcoming environment. there was no security guard by the time a year-and-a-half came up because lesbian and gay bars are known for safety. we are the people who

same thing for lake merced. i think there is a real interest right now in investing what we consider to be our city-wide jewels. these are some of our signature parks, and it is time to invest in them again. taking that feedback and building off of this 2003 work, this is the map of the projects we are proposing in terms of the individual neighborhood parks. we have done our best to make sure there is geographic balance in this proposal, and you can see the $35 million in waterfront open spaces that this fund will fund. and a member of the port is here to speak on the presentation of those projects. all told, these specific neighborhood park sites at up to about $97 million. the rest being allocated city- wide programs. and to the waterfront open spaces. these cost estimates have been vetted not only by recreation and park staff but also developed in conjunction with our operations and field staff as well as using outside consultants to help us review these numbers as well and provide their feedback on the level

those are the areas around stockton, down towards merced. some hail reportedly as big as dimes and nickel-size hail coming down there. the same areas that saw the unusualeather and the weak tornado just the day before. now san francisco as we take you across the peninsula, there you see what it looks like on the radar. outside right now you can see not only is the rain flying around the peninsula, but it is gusty. we have winds out of the south at 25 miles per hour in downtown san francisco. as we take you from san francisco back into the south bay, san jose right now relatively dry but further south along highway 85 and as we look toward the santa cruz mountains, which is precisely that ua perspective, here comes the rain rapidly moving up out of the south. we go back to the radar one more time wtha you'll see is stronger cells sitting offshore now racing across the santa cruz mountains and some isolated cells further offshore. you can see the red showing up off to the south and west of the santa cruz. we are starting to see thunderstorms t

right here, see that spinner over merced?hat is the national weather service doppler radar picking up rotation in that cell. if you saw something like that you would go around it, that is severe weather. if you were at the airport and they saw that they would shut the airport down. it indicates that that air is in the area. it is coming our way. we have weather that could produce thunderstorms in the north bay and central, east bay and south bay tonight and tomorrow afternoon. giants opening day is tomorrow and we will see wild weather. check out the game, opening day, chilly, showers, 54 degrees. not a warm day. they will play all 9 innings but it won't be that game we want when it is 70 degrees. it will be 50 degrees. 10:00 p.m. tonight, that orange, that could get you hail. as we go, you can see these areas, the air is so cool, there is enough warmth radiating you can get develops. that is 1:00 a.m. still going. check out 3:00 a.m., there is some potential thundershowers activity over night. we get a break at 6:00 a.m. but

see thunderstorms reaching from stockton down to merced, and fresno and down to bakersfield. that is where the active and potentially-damaging weather exists. it's pushing away from us, we'll take a look at the bay area weather in just a moment. >> and we'll see you shortly. now, developing news in florida. prosecutors just filed second degree murder charges against george zimmerman in the shooting death of a teenager trayvon martin. zimmerman is in jail now. more than a month after the 17-year-old was shot dead, the man who pulled the trigger, george zimmerman was charged. >> we filed an information charging george zimmerman with murder in the second degree. >> zimmerman is in the custody of florida authorities. the teen's parents say they're ready for the next step. >> we can't just stop because we have an arrest. we have keep pushing to get a conviction. after a conviction we have to continue to push to get a stiff sentence. >> tuesday, zimmerman's attorneys made an announcement that they no longer represent him. >> we heard today that george contacted the prosecutor's off

aunque las partes ms duras de la ley estn congeladas y a merced de la corte suprema, en ese estado dicenque ya estn en marcha, han generado una verdadera cacera, y acusan a arpaio de ser el principal agresor y promotor. --por su parte el alguacil asegura que la ley ha beneficiado a su estado en la lucha contra los indocumentados, un problema que llama: poltico, econmico y criminal. ---mientras tanto, hoy se discuti esta controversial ley en el sub comit de inmigracin del senado. cu ---ayer le hablamos sobre el descenso en el nmero de mexicanos que cada aÑo intentan entrar, ilegalmente, a los estados unidos. take vo ---segn el banco de mxico, las remesas han aumentado en un 8 por ciento, sin embargo la "organizacin familias de migrantes unidos", asegura que las familias de los migrantes, slo estn esperando que la economa mejore en los estados unidos para regresar. ---el centro "pew" asegura que del aÑo 2005 al 2010 baj a la mitad el nmero de migrantes mexicanos que ilegalmente buscaron llegar a los estados unidos. top vo ---las autoridades federales estadounidens es impusieron 14 cargos c

trabajo, pues tambiÉn, se me dificultÓ mucho >>> aunque las partes de las ley estÁn congeladas y a mercedcia, aquÍ dicen que las que descaneÁ marcha, han generado problemas, este es el principal agresor y promotor. >>> nosotros no utilizamos el perfil racial, me pueden acusar de todo lo que quieran, pero su intenciÓn es sacarme del cargo porque hago cumplir las oye les leyes de inmigraciÓn >>> arpaio dice que un problema de indocumentados es polÍtico, econÓmico y criminal, crÍticos de la s b 1070 asegura que la ley le ha costado unos 400 millones de dÓlares a arizona incluyendo los boicot de otros estados, la perdida de empleos, el cierre de negocios, las vivienda que han quedado vacantes y una econÓmica reducida por las decenas de miles de personas que se han ido de aquÍ. pero algunos dicen que la ley tuvo efectos positivos movilizando y moviendo como nunca a la comunidad hispana. >>> no podÍamos quedarnos sentados pensando que otras personas van a votar y, y otras personas son lÍderes y arreglar los problemas >>> arpaio asegura que estos grupos usan el tema por motivos polÍticos >>> est

préstamos por parte del centro, también se le acusa el colegio de registrar este antes de falsos, la mercedos al segundo corte comercial y volvemos con las noticias nacionales e internacionales. >> sulema: la secretaría de seguridad nacional danés napolitana dijo que en una entrevista que tener unión estados unidos no otorga la ciudadanía a los inmigrantes que viven aquí sin autorización, a pesar de que la constitución dice que la ciudadanía está todo en quienes es automática para los nacidos en territorio nacional, por otro lado napolitano dijo que está preocupada por los niños emigrantes documentados que son deportados de estados unidos, en los primeros seis meses de la año pasado, el gobierno habría de portaba más de 46,000 padres de familia que habían alegado tener hijos nacidos en estados unidos. narro la guerra de palabras en el departamento de justicia podría llegar hasta otro campo de batalla,. >> reportera: el controversial alguacil acusa al gobierno federal de tratar de usurpar su poder, el departamento de justicia por su parte dice que el agua sin tratar impedir que un observador

this is lark merced blvd. it's all made of clay. it's going to slump. these are the roads built in the oakland hills. nate, red woods. skyline. and enabled them to go up and develop the hills. the rural roads that go through the coast range. this enabled them to get their stuff to market. this is at road built by the ccc. this is a bridge. this is highway one and you won't know, except you look at the bridge and you will see dates, 1938, 1939. the airstrips are ccc. and the one out at treasure island. long beach, burbank. this is oakland and the whole built line railroad was redone. 19 is a pwa project and our great amphitheatres are from that time. this is santa barbara bowl. this is the forest theater in carmel and these are ccc workers putting huge bolder. here's 6 thousand people getting ready to enjoy oklahoma in that theater. big basin is a ccc project and this one, on the east river, new york. a project built where people from the lower east side could see performances and still do. our parks and recreation. almost all from them. that's the conse

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contemplating a pot of money for destination parts which would include mcclaren, golden gate park, and the merced. how that money will be allocated is yet to evolve. i have with dpw, they have been supportive. even though the streets themselves were not called out kadima there may be some opportunities. to do some of the street work to which you refer through state grant money. we did repave in the last five years at jfk and atmel cable cards. at least three-quarters of the way through the part, they have been great-paved -- paved from east to west. the western branch of mlk's both of which desperately need attention. there may be away outside the want to defend. i would love to see and we have some great partners. they have been helping us bigger than have him it -- a figure that out. we are going to debut a dedicated right lane on jfk, the eastern side. which is the project with mta and the bike volition has been involved and demarcate the spot for paychex -- bikes and will allow pedestrians to use our pathways without any conflict. we are excited about that strip development. >> the roadways a

it will be the santa bursting at lake merced.you didcan shoot under, you are in. >> roughly 1500 golfers will try to squeeze in five slots. most of them half his age. >> it does not matter who you are or how you did it, i would say it is a scorecard and not a postcard. >> no one questions his and outlook and he can't help but imagine being a pro on father's day weekend. >> >> he did play professionally on the asian tour in the '70s. his sons will be telling his bag next month when qualifying begins and that is the great thing about the national championship, anyone can qualify. you just need to have a good game on a good day and that is, what you need. >> he gets to play local courses, he can go and practice. >> if he does make it, the olympic club is in his backyard. it would be very exciting to see how he continues. >> as busy as he is, he still has time to give our director a lesson on friday. >> we have a big tournaments, it is not part of the u.s. open door. >> the trophy as much nicer. >> it truly is. it is highly coveted.

this cluster of red and black over merced. i would not be surprised if we had a couple of funnel cloud in that area. meanwhile as we transition over to the eastern portion of the bay area, we are filling in with light to moderate rainfall between berkeley and the valley up to the north. we have had snow fall and pretty moderate rainfall for windsor, behind me also some moderate to heavy rain. the city of san francisco just a little bit of light mist but around south san fransisco bathroom and some very light rainfall around the saratoga area. it gets a little bit more moderate to heavy rain falls throughout the santa cruz mountains. meanwhile san leandro, in this evening to meet. this is a live weather camera looking out from dublin where we have a couple of raindrops on the camera lens. current amateur in the 50s but the wind is gusting up to 20 and 25 mi. per hour. futurecast illustrates clearly that we will continue to see the moderate to heavy rain intensifying. here is midnight, very heavy rain north of the golden gate br

the first full section of track would stretch from merced to the san fernando valley in los angeles. a significant expansion from the original concept that linked only central valley cities. >> up next, the women making a name for themselves in alameda county. >> three people are splitting a world-record lottery jack pat and are staying out of the spotlight at least for now. >>> it looks a lot different outside than this morning. we're seeing some blue. leigh glaser has a look ahead at >> ama: a science tirks an educator and an artist are among the 11 women inducted into the alameda hall of fame. they were honored at a ceremony at the greek orthodox church in oakland. they received special recognition for their achievement and outstanding work in the community. >> i was certainly shocked to know, because the work i do -- i'm looking for work i'm doing, and i'm involved in my foundation, and it's very important for us to be sure our young people see these women, they can also do anything they want to too and dream big. >> ama: the women's hall of fame is known for giving back to the c

stay in place, and we champion who economy-boosting infrastructure that creates jobs including park merced, treasure island, the central subway expansion, a california pacific medical center, a california high-speed rail, and certainly, america's cup. just like the chamber did 75 years ago at this meeting, we advocated for the building of a world-class sprinter -- bridge. in recent months the foundation program helped launch bio sf, to attract science to the city. goothey have now recruited 13 chinese companies since its debut. thank you to the entire staff. the chamber supported small business growth for our members and provided 250 opportunities for member companies to connect, build relationships, and transact business. our community partners are collaborating more affectively today than ever before to help and build a vibrant economy for 2012 and for decades to come. today at the annual meeting, we are proud to present our new directors for 2012 and recognize the leadership and contributions of the board. let's recognize all of the board directors that have joined us today. please them

and vifsitors coming to the par via the merced river canyon, may notice the hillsides. >> you see the bright hillsides with the poppies covering them. >> the weather's been phenomenal. it's been great. >> reporter: as the sunny days melt away the mountain snow, visitors will continue to experience a majestic view. reporting from yosemite, carlos

this is current image, doppler imagery, you see that spinner there, i know it is merced, that is a rotating cloud. a funnel cloud when it touches down is considered a tornado. we will be following this all night and more unstable weather tonight and tomorrow. a wild weather period. this is not unusual. this time of year in the central valley you get cold air and this activity. so it is striking. like this morning's hail and tonight as the cold air gets closer, the thunderstorms will drift south towards the north bay. at 10:00 we will show you reds and yellows. i don't think we will see rotation. but by tomorrow morning, in the bay area, we could see some severe weather. we will be watching it. we will be watching it for you tomorrow. tomorrow is the earmark of a wild weather day. the forecast tomorrow, you see the evening forecast, rain showers 10:00, 11:00 in the north bay. you see these cells. that is the type of activity it will get you a thunderstorm. they create that environment that will get you lightning, thunder and hail, and even a funnel cloud. friday morning will be wet. out of t