i just recently went to a which you were called new providence. the pastor stole money from the church. because faith base side a waste. >> do we have time for one more question? >> this question is specifically first young lady. once there's an act of violence. what do you think the resources are? if they are bad? how can they be improved? i think that's very important. kids need to have somebody to respond to them >> the resources in the school? >> yes. in your schools. >> well for violence, i mean there's not. we have security and stuff like that. there's no real resources in the school. the teachers don't do nothing about it. that's basically it. or they send us straight to juvenile. >> one more. >> she waited a long time. so it's okay. >> my question, that i was one of the providers that went to the probation call in and i think it was an excellent program. i took a music program up there and 36 of your people there signed and i like to hope you will respond to those people that called in. >> great. >> okay. and the other question, is on the

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this morning, headline news provided us with a spectacular edition of "how is this news?"ooking at live area pictures of lindsay lohan's house in venice, california. we're expecting her to leave her home very soon for her court hearing later today. >> jimmy: wow. [ applause ] that is a scoop. totally worth the $14,000 helicopter rental. i guess there's not much going on in the middle east right now. prosecutors say they intend to show surveillance footage of the alleged theft. i've not seen that yet, but i hear she's great on it. the judge had tough words for lindsay this morning, and he wasn't the only one who gave her a hard time. here she is this morning in l.a. superior court. >> if the case settles here, i don't want you under any apprehension. you will be going to jail. period. i don't care that you're lindsay lohan versus jane doe. that doesn't affect me. what i look to in sentencing, if there is a resolution in my court -- >> jimmy: wait a minute, that's illegal right there. that's what she was accused of. [ applause ] there's a new episode of "american idol" tonig

providers are part of that campaign already. the municipal water district when jarrod hudson was the first to sign up for that from a new system provider. i think it's a real opportunity for water to step up in that. there are folks from the santa clara valley, looking at a range of local variabilities with climate change being one of those. in both of those areas - and those are a couple of very few examples where places have decided to get involved that local level in climate change issues. >> i've been trying to puddle through the advice i'm going to walk away with. i hoped you would be more precise in strategies. it's not clear to me that it's predictg the future i'm not sure you want to look at,pa leo climate, it's not clear - hearing the pieces early on from charles and port land, demand planning for water utilities should not weigh off historically also. site seems the only thing you can do, is sort of what seattle is talking about metropolitan wise. so peter, i don't know how your plan is a reasonable plan of that. so i'm wondering - and then you're saying,oh, by the way you have to move as fast as possible but don't build,dams

development in the area is consistent with the existing development pattern and provide release from the parking requirements and insure new development provides community benefits to offset the impact of that development and because it did not include a long planning process like much of our work, we felt it was appropriate to apply the controls and providing some exemption from certain other impact fees or pre-existing projects that are able to make good on the permit application by securing that and we heard from gold's gym and the gold's gym owner made the argument this would be the only nonhistoric corner between vaness and castro. and this committee heard public community and one supervisor was recused due to the location of his home near the site. and after that he returned to the meeting to allow the rezoning of 65 feet to work with this proposal and once it's introduced, we will bring it before you for full consideration. and also at and there use, there were 8 pieces of legislation concerning discuss the creation of the pilot project on rincon hill. commissioners, while you did not consider the specific ordinance

right now, kalw is making a big difference for this community in terms of providing real news and information, providing an outlet for arts and culture, as it ever has in the seven years it has been on the air. -- in the 70 years it has been on the air. we are going to be reaching out to the community and using it as an opportunity to raise the profile of the station and to bring more resources into the station. every year, i give you a state of the station report, which you all should have at this point. i try to let you know what is going on at the station and give you an honest appraisal of what is happening so you can understand the value of the work we are doing and the role the station plays in the educational mission of the district. in this particular state of the station report, i want to invite you all for some increase in data with the station. i understand you have a lot on your plate. i invite you to accept information from me and hold my leadership at the station accountable in the coming months. i think the station is making a big difference right now. we have grown in recent y

the new buildings, and on those aspects, the work starts up the eir stage and helps with the design of the building, the placement to maximize the daylight, and it carries on through the design, provides an overview on the lighting, heating systems, cooling, and goes on to the commission main of the systems. that is on the new building superior on existing and -- existing and abilities, it itunes the existing system and helps the staff and now run those sufficiently even though the project have been identified now, the idea is this is in need throughout the city and could be used on other buildings as well, and we have asked the other parts of the city to implement these services of the airport, and right now, this would be the only contractor in tool to provide that, and the new safety and building in mission bay has approached us to make this available. >> they you have been estimates as to what portion would be involved? >> it would be a small amount because golden gate has its own contract that is a part of the building package to commission it and bring it up to occupancy common -- of to occupancy, but a five. we do not have the contract, so the part would fall under here. goo>>

new amenities are provided. the same parking rights and rent, although not necessarily the same location. i do want to point out in response to concerns raised by 10ant advocates, we have added a provision that allows any 10ant that feels they have been inconvenienced by the relocation of their parking space a right to petition the rent board for a reduction in rent based on a reduction in services. units will be prioritized by lpt of tenancy. patios are not guaranteed in the agreement. the reason for that is the design is complex and diverse and it is difficult to arrange that, sa -- so we feel the open spaces provided are an important form of compensation. i'm going to walk through the relocation process. frankly, misinformation has been spread and it is important for the city and county to have the information in front of you. process for being noticed, whether your potential building or unit is potentially or will potentially be replaced begins with the development phase approval. if you remember, any area o

. >>> drama returns to the streets of san francisco, a new film production providing an economic boost. >>> it was notably cooler today. we will have your temperatures plus we will talk about wins and give you a live look at the bay bridge people we will have a look at what you can expect for your tuesday, coming up. >> aol has agreed to by the political website the huffington post. under the terms of the agreement the cofounder of the huffington post would become president and editor-in-chief of the new division at aol. they hope to reach 170 million online readers as a result of the purchase. the deal is expected to be finalized in april. >>> merger activity helps provide a spark for wall street. the two biggest deals involved medical diagnostics and oil drilling companies. the dow closed higher by 69 points. you might say getting people back to work is job one for lawmakers in washington and today they invited alameda county employees. >> reporter: ballentine stapes job trainers would like nothing more than to play matchmaker between the jobless and -- this valentine's day, job hate

news. while "the daily show" provides interesting insight, provide satire and parody of news, it is clear there is some element of news there. what is tricky is how you help students define where to get quality information about what is happening in their community. that is how i try to define it. the lines are too blurred to say that is journalism, that is not journalism. what i am most interested in is educating students to develop a critical awareness and thinking ability to parse out what is good information and what is not. >> moving on to mark adkins of the "san francisco chronicle." we had a conversation about the chronicle. it was threatening to close, saying it was losing $1 million a week. you have made massive cuts since then. how has that affected the quality of your coverage? >> one of the thing that is exciting is that people are so passionate about news, about the chronicle, a number of people we employ. one area where we trimmed a lot of jobs in a lot of different areas of the operation, including the news room, and it is not always about the quantity of people you employ of the

they end up regretting how things turn out. >> a new business is emerging. companies are providing temporary shelters dubbed hotels for deceased. this firm in tokyo began providing the service last december. they field multiple inquiries every day. >> many people want to know about the service. demand is rising as you can see. gradually but surely. >> the company sent staff to collect the remains of the hospital. great care is taken to ensure no mistakes are made. a bar code with personal information is placed on the body. >> to prevent the spread of germ, the room is equipped with state of the art sterilizing tech knowledge. the charge for looking after a body is about $90 per night. a conference room is also available. >> it's a temporary place to hold the body giving bereaved families time to think. there wasn't really anywhere for them to come to terms with their loss. we wanted to create an emergency solution for them. >> this man's father passed away in hospital. >> we needed to avoid the pressure of making snap decisions. we wanted to arrange a funeral that would most suit o

we will have a full report for you coming up at the top of the 6:00 news. >>> a new information center will providenformation on local and state attractions as well as places to eat and stay overnight. there are several visitor welcome centers in the area. >>> two of san jose's finest were honored by the police department for their outstanding work on duty. >> we do love our job, we love this department. i was born and raised here. >> we watch each other ocean 's back and help each other. >> today the police association honored them for two incidents. the first happened last december when a driver cut off the officers patrol car as they road through a known gang neighborhood. >> the guy had every gang tattoo you can know on his head. >> reporter: the officers found a gun in the car. they ended up arresting the suspect they believe was about to commit a drive by shooting. then last month, the two officers quickly tracked down and arrested a 17-year-old suspected of shooting and killing a man at story road and east capital expressway. officers haeg and bronte are the first recipients of the police aw

new newspaper made a debut today. first ever newspaper created just for the apple i-ipad out. they charge 99 cents a week that will provide news, entertainment and gossip. murdoch is hoping to lure consumers who is used to getting news for free on line and certainly many in the industry are hoping his model succeeds. >> the price of traffic citation is going up. >> keep in mind it would be for a good cause. michael finney he is here with the story. >> it might take a little sting out of it. it could be considered both bad and really good. under the bill motorists cited for any moving violation would be fined an extra $3 for ticket. it's to raise money for the research of spinal cord injuries. >> we drive fast and some people don't pay attention and there are accidents. one of the society al harms that occur is people are left paralyzed. >> and roman reid who suffered a spinal cord injury while he was playing football for chabot college, 19 years old at the time and said he was paralyzed for life. >>> it was grown in laboratory. researchers at medical university of south carolina are growing cultured meat. it could eventua

this is a new day that does provide opportunities for new relationships. >> following events on the streets of cairo, has been watching the celebrations among the crowds near tahir square. >> the young soldiers are still standing. they're here at one of the many entrances to tahir square. but this place is now exploding. [inaudible] they are making their own history tonight. victory of the people of the country. celebration tonight. >> i love my country. and i love the people. and i love the -- many in egypt. i am very happy right now. i am very happy. it fell away. >> well, these are the scenes now in tahir square. protesters calling it the dawn of a new era. it's almost half past 6:00 local time there. and still after friday's historic events. the ejeppings president hosni mubarak -- the egyptian president hosni mubarak resigned following two weeks of protest against his authoritarian rule and his powers have been taken over by the supreme council of the armed forces which has promised to protest what it calls the demands of the people. and the resignation described by -- as freedom for d

news. >>> vallejo police just provided new information in this afternoon's officer- involved. they tried to pull over the driver of this dark bmw for a traffic violation, police stopped the car at corcoran and ordered the driver to come out. when he did emerge, he held a large gun. the man sustained multiple gun shot wounds. no name yet, but we know he was a 45 year old vallejo resident. police also want to talk to a passenger who left the car before the pursuit began. >>> almost 2 million baby moniters were recalled today after being linked to the deaths of two infants. 40 different models like this one of the summer infant baby moniters were recalled. the electrical cords can be dangerous if placed too close to the cribs. the recall covers 1.7 million infant monitors sold between 2003 and 2011. >>> students at a san francisco high school did something today few young people do. nearly all the senior class of the urban school were tested for hiv voluntarily. in fact, it was the idea of one of the students who hoped testing would become the practice for all to stop the spread

news. >>> vallejo police just provided new information in this afternoon's officer- involved. they tried to pull over the driver of this dark bmw for a traffic violation, police stopped the car at corcoran and ordered the driver to come out. when he did emerge, he held a large gun. the man sustained multiple gun shot wounds. no name yet, but we know he was a 45 year old vallejo resident. police also want to talk to a passenger who left the car before the pursuit began. >>> almost 2 million baby moniters were recalled today after being linked to the deaths of two infants. 40 different models like this one of the summer infant baby moniters were recalled. the electrical cords can be dangerous if placed too close to the cribs. the recall covers 1.7 million infant monitors sold between 2003 and 2011. >>> students at a san francisco high school did something today few young people do. nearly all the senior class of the urban school were tested for hiv voluntarily. in fact, it was the idea of one of the students who hoped testing would become the practice for all to stop the spread

>> we are in the middle of a new initiative to provide more resources and programs for families and theocality. we are benefiting from a grant from the wallace foundation, and in the last two years many more bay area families have come to the museum, participated in the programs, most of which take place on sundays. we will see more and more different offerings rolled out in the coming months. >> thank you, dominic, for being part of "culture wire." >> the museums are almost like a team sport. there is a tremendous amount of talented staff that puts together patrons to help support the institutions, but they all need a coach. the coach is the director. neal, could you let the viewers know, you have been director how long? >> we are working on eight years. >> now you have the 75th anniversary. how does that feel? >> we opened this building in 1995. it was bought at that time as a move from the civic center and the veterans building 2 third street, into our new building, a much expanded space, better space. it will be wonderful for the museum for decades to come. and 15 short years we hav

new laguna honda. san francisco has much to be proud of. laguna honda has been providing compassionate care for san francisco hit safety net for over 150 years. we will continue this tradition for the next 150 years to come. second, the new laguna honda, as the most modern rehab and skilled nursing facility in the first certified leed hospital in california, we will deliver on being a model for other facilities around the country and the world in long-term care and rehabilitation care. and most importantly, laguna honda is a community for healing and wellness. you will see this for yourselves as you speak to our staff. thank you, mayor knew some, -- may newsom, mayor brown, jackie speare, the former president of the health commission when prop. 8 past, the health commission, turner construction, derek miller, the arts commission, the staff of laguna honda, our labor partners, and the entire san francisco community for your support in ensuring laguna honda has a bright future. [applause] i will end with a "from a resident of laguna honda. thank you to the citizens of san f

new starts. in some of them, there may not be big procurement dollars, but they are big investment dollars looking to the future. we're going to provide, we are asking for $500 million for darpa for cyber-research. there are a number of new areas we are -- where we are beginning to invest. i would say that almost all of the $70 billion that the services kept, that they realized through their efficiency savings, are being put into modernization programs. >> even though there is not a major increase from the 2012 request to the -- from the 2011 request to the 2012 request. >> right, because there are some things in the procurement that were cut. that every procurement dollar was golden. >> speaking of procurement dollars, and any possible slowdown in u.s. arms sales to the middle east amid the current unrest that brought down leaders in tunisia and egypt? >> is that a budget question? that is a very curious budget question. i don't think they have fms in the budget. nice try. [laughter] >> you met today at lunch with a number of congressional leaders on this topic. i am wondering if you would give us your assessment after that meeting,

the architects of the iraq war soon a new television service will begin providing reliable news and information across the region and supporter of unpopular and repressive regimes throughout the middle east but even now what has small viewership is a lofty goal for another u.s. network martha. wouldn't see. this their website. for twenty six years raju and david martin have fallen on deaf ears in cuba says cuban journalist alone so chum. it's hard to talk about the impact of radio and t.v. because on television it's not seen on the radio it's practically unheard of and on top of that in cuba the signal is jam it congressional reports point out the miami based channels quote failure over many years to adhere to generally accepted journalistic standards i'm old i'm bloody well but i'm not i'm talking about a radio show that tells people to go into cuban leaders from the point of view of journalistic ethics it's very troubling but he may have had a fifteen million dollars budget in two thousand and eight to pay cuban dissidents on the island as its reporters and rent fuel in flight to gulfstream p

. >> will new tablet computers provide opposition for the ipad? >> we expect to see incredible devices with this kind of technology. it is up to them to make it happen, as they have done with bonds already. >> on friday, nokia time -- teamed up with microsoft. they are confident there are more smart phones for everyone. >> you used to do only e-mail and internet on your pc, but now you do social networking interaction such as facebook and twitter. now, you want to do that 24-7. the only way you can do that is take it with you on a mobile phone. >> other smart phones will be making their debut. endure it is opening up a big lead. bbc news, barcelona. >> in the world of espionage, a chink of light from the british intelligence service. mi has opened its doors to an artist. perhaps this is the first time. he has captured sensitive work on campus. the details are secret. our arts editor has been investigating. >> it was an unusual assignment. shrouded in secrecy, i was entering an undercover world. i was about to expose it. >> hello? ok. i understand.

new u.s. senate bill would provide new protections for people who undergo the body scans. the measure bans anyone from misusing those scanners. that includes taking pictures of the images with personal cameras or cell phones and distributing them. violators could be fined up to $100,000 and spend up to a year in prison. homeland security official says the body scanners used by airport tsa screeners don't store the images. >>> people are shelling out more cash in hopes of showing their love. according to the national retail federation survey, the average person will spend $116.21 on their valentine. that's up 11% from last year. so what's the most popular gift option? it is simple and sweet. more than half of those asked said they'll be saying i love you with a card. when it comes to men versus women, the average man plans on shelling out more than twice as much as the average woman. $158 for men compared to about $76 for women. >>> the for sale sign is gone. why governor brown says it's a bad idea to sell off state property. >> and it's all about the celebrities. one day b

are finding that in order to meet requirements and the unique features of the building we need to provide new furniture for all of our spaces, including private spaces and conference facilities. the primary conference room is located on the north side of the building at the north east corner. that is correct. as the building rises, it becomes more narrow, requiring a shaped table. in general, it is smaller than our current furniture accommodates. the purchase on furniture is $7 million and the original budget for workstations only is $4 million. the planning efforts with puc divisions, we have developed a budget for building communications systems including telecom, security, and a v equipment needs for the data center, conference facilities, and into credit controls for the building system. the network system is critical to operate the building as a smart building. one of the unique sustainability features of the building is that we will have fully integrated building systems. all building systems will be able to talk to each other, maximizing efficiency. window shades, lighting, heating, an

providers. >> there is a new solution. there is an ip version six. new addresses will be created but internet service providers will have to make adjustments to make sure that transition is smooth. in june google, facebook, and yahoo will test ip version six. >>> a mixup over an important exam. what this will mean for college dreams. >>> why drivers in san francisco may not fully enjoy the benefits of broken meters anymore. >>> welcome back to the morning news. in australia, tens of thousands of people are fleeing parts of queensland ahead of a cyclone that is moving into the area. there are dire warnings of a potential devastation as the cyclone is expected to be life threatening. winds up to 100 miles an hour are expected. those who cannot escape the store in time are encouraged to go to evacuation centers or take shelter in their bathrooms at home. >>> a volcanic eruption in japan is interrupting nights. so far only four people have been injured though by the flying glass. the volcano is part of a remote mountain range of a southern island. this i

we need new things to provide dignity that this building's physical architecture can supply. that is louise gray. thank you, louise, for your extraordinary leadership. when mitch was referencing -- it is interesting. i was elected mayor and one of the first stops i had was, literally, within 7 feet of where i am standing here today, but it was just dirt. that was the groundbreaking for this. here we are seven years later at the ribbon cutting. despite the delays, we are here. we are here as well in reference to what mitch was saying. a lot of it was not easy. the private commitments did not come in as expected. the money did not all materialize exactly as expected. but we call on someone who at the time could lead the way in terms of reconciling some of the concerns counties like san francisco had around their acute care facilities. we went to her many times to help us with san francisco general and to help us with laguna honda hospital. one of the big reasons we are here was the ingenious legislation that she appropriately and wisely introduced on behalf of not just this cit

we will start a new rfp process to provide luggage carts at the airport some time in the spring. we anticipate having a new contract for board approval in the new year. i would be happy to answer any questions. supervisor chu: thank you. why don't we go to our budget analyst. >> madam chair, members of the committee, on the bottom of page four, we point out under the existing lease an operating agreement, the middleman to guarantee -- minimum annual guarantee, payable to the airport is subject to an annual cpi adjustment but they do not yet have the latest cpi adjustment, and that is the reason why we are making a recommendation on page 8 -- first of all, we recommend you approve the resolution but we also recommend that you request the airport to advise the board of supervisors, in writing, so the board is apprised of what the actual minimum guarantee will be. >supervisor chu: thank you. is there anyone from the public that would like to comment on this item? >> you are a smooth airport operator smooth airport operator north end south end west give it a good start with the smart

how an unexpected discovery provides new insight into early san francisco history. >>> and wet weatheris on the horizon. will it impact your weekend ambulance? meteorologist mark de maya has the forecast. >>> and if there's no tv nearby, watch bay area news at 7 on your computer. at ktvu.com. >> if you're in san francisco this weekend, you might spot big name hollywood stars. thrilling is under way for the steven sotoburg film contagious. things were shot today around the civil center. filming is scheduled over the weekend. matt damon, kate winslet, again nets pal trough and jude law are among the stars in this film. the production is expected to spend $5 million in the bay area. >>> this weekend mark is here with very important information. a day to go out and a day to stay in. >> there is a clear winner if you want the sunshine and warm temperatures and that will be for tomorrow. we have changes that will move in for the second half of the weekend and bigger changes for next week. right now i can show you on live storm tracker 2 a batch of high clouds moving across the bay area. for