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there are more serious violations and that's what i meant by that nexus argument. so far as unsanitary violations i don't think that's why someone is revoked for. when miss hurtado asks what i thought would be an appropriate sanction, suspension would be appropriate. >> thank you. if you can sit down we can hear from the department of public health now. >> good evening commissionerscious , this is virginia from the department of public health. the reason that the department of public health wants to revoke her permit is in fact because she seems in capable of maintaining the facility in compliance. we have pictures of the premises to show you. the fact of the matter is that he's been out there 33 times to work with nancy lou to manage the premises and advise her on what she needs to do. without feeling his thunder, he's at the place. whether or not she can control this or whether she stays compliant long enough to pass a reinspection is either way that is not a good answer because as the permit holder for the establishment it is her responsibility. she's acknowledg

you can find the new nexus 7 tablet on google play for $229. look for our google play section.-scenic let's take a quick look outside this morning. let's check in with janu for your saturday forecast. p[ [music] [music] [music] watching wall street this morning. stocks ending the day yesterday with modest gains after recovering from an early stumble caused by a poor report on the housing market. here's a look at yesterday's closing numbers. the dow rose nearly 47 points, closing at 15,010. the nasdaq climbed 19 points to end friday at 3,657. and the s and p 500 rose six and a half points closing at 1,663. it was a great trading day for facebook. the world's largest social media network yesterday closed above 40 dollars for the first time. facebook went public in may of 2012 at 38-dollars per share. there were lofty expectations but the company's i-p-o was marred by trading glitches. the stock bottomed at 17- dollars 55-cents last september. facebook announced a technology partnership earlier in the week that aims to expand internet access to five billion people currently not co

of those plots, 13 of those had a homeland nexus. others have plots that i come to fruition -- europe, asia -- >> how many of those 13 were plots to harm americans? >> the 13 that would have had a homeland nexus. 12 of those. 215 minute contribution. your question was more precise. for case to bef made. that is a difficult question to answer. it is not how these programs work. you essentially have a range of tools i your disposal. one or more of these tools might tip you to a plot. one of these tools might give you an exposure to what that tool is. multiple instruments, including law enforcement power, completes the picture. there is an example amongst those 13 that comes close to a but for example. >> i have read the material on that. the target 54, but for's -- >> this metadata is focused on the homeland, and -- -- is 54r his 54 cases cases. >> it made a contribution to a plot that was disrupted overseas. i think that shows that this is looking not simply t homeland, at homeland nexus. mixing upwe are not 215 with other sections. >

>> 12 had a homeland nexus. the question you asked is more precise in the sense of, is there a but for case to be made? but for 215, those plots would have been disrupted. that is a difficult question to answer. that is not necessarily how these programs work. what happens is that you essentially have a range of tools that you are -- at your disposal. one or more of these tools might tip you to apply. others might give you an exposure as to what the nature of that plot is and the exercise of multiple instruments of power to include law-enforcement power ultimately completes the picture and allows you to interdict that plot. there is an example amongst those 13 that comes close to a but for example and that is the case of the sally [indiscernible] >> i have read that case. >> this capability, the 215 collection of metadata is focused on the homeland, on detecting plots across the home domain. it made a contribution to a plot that was disrupted overseas. that shows that this actually is looking not simply at the h

found no nexus to terrorism and closed the case. in 2007, the nsa advised us, through the business report 215 program, that a number in san diego was in contact with east al-qaeda -- al key data base east africa member in smoal ya. we served legal process to identify that unidentified phone number. we identified it. through further investigation, we identified additional co-conr individuals that have been convicted and some pled guilty to material support to terrorism. i go back to we need to remember what happened in 9/11, and everyone in the room remembers where they were and what happened. >> mr. joyce, you're stating the obvious there, but specifics because we are going to have votes on the floor that will take us out of there. we want to be close to the time. >> all i said, mr. chairman, respectfully, you mentioned the dots. we must have the dots to connect the dots. >> thank you. one of the advantages of this committee on the members of both sides of aisle bring all a lot of different abilities and various areas of expertise.

see if the dui in the past the department doesn't have to know about that, of course, if there's a nexus meaning a recent conviction for embezzlement we wouldn't consider for a job as a cashier. we don't want year. also part of the increase are administrative costs added by the city. i noted this earlier we had a large labor project in the spring of 2013 where we had all the contracts open for negotiation. the board will remember that. because we have with two year contracts that's happening again. if we're lucky we'll have longer contract, of course, coming out of a recessiony you time this was the best we could do. we'll be hiring temporary employees to take notes etc., and to prepare for arbitration. but again that will drop in the second year because we anticipate having longer contract. but one i want to bring to our attention is the e eu department handles claims and san francisco is unfortunately unique it doesn't have the centralized department where we feel it's important to provided the employees the rights they have not relying on folks who are not specialists in those areas.

. >> it's one hour and we have our semi contract that does it for a - >> there's a nexus to you creating the litter. >> flyers. >> okay. great. >> so as far as sunday i think lieutenant night introduced the situation unnecessary we'll address the concerns and a thank you for your patience lieutenant night. >> and he's always last. we'll have to talk to staff >> we've moving pretty quickly and thank you for that. >> i'm representing bay and chaplain and sullivan. >> i made a recommendation that we very revisit that. the noise hasn't been a issue we've got one noise complaint the officers do pass by and they're done they're due diligence in actually trying to promote a better business. having said that there was an event on sunday and we have plain clothes officers stand outside. they were some folks that were recognized as criminal elements they quizzed about the type of he wants i was told it was a sweet 167 party it was a private event and they had security and guard cards. so and it was going to go from 8 to 12. fast forward a 1145 the officers passed by. and officer drives by and says

i'm in this white house nexus of information. who's got the first question? nilai. what is the press room? right. let's go india for $2,000, please. brittany. what is landlocked? no. nilai? what is subcontinent? that's it. let's go india for $1,200, please. katie. what is portugal? good. india for $800. nilai. what is mumbai? mumbai. correct. and now the last clue in jewish stars. katie. who is natalie portman? right, and with that, you move up to $12,400. nilai has the lead. brittany at $4,400, and here comes final jeopardy! category is fundraising. that's a good subject for young people. we'll reveal the clue when we come back. a body at rest tends to stay at rest... while a body in motion tends to stay in motion. staying active can actually ease arthritis symptoms. but if you have arthritis, staying active can be difficult. prescription celebrex can help relieve arthritis pain so your body can stay in motion. because just one 200mg celebrex a day can provide 24 hour relief for many with arthritis pain and inflammation. plus, in clinical studies, celebrex is prove

crux of the 13 that had a homeland nexus, 12 of those, 215 made a contribution.e question you asked is more pres precise. but for 250 does plots would've been disrupted. that is a difficult question to answer. it is not necessarily how these programs were -- actually, it is not how these programs work. you have a range of tools that may tip you to these plots, others may give you an insight into the nature of the plots. enforcementde law power, ultimately completes the picture and allows you to intercept that plot. there is an example that comes close and that is the case of -- >> i read the material and is it --e to say the 54 but for's ms. focused on the homeland, detecting plots that cross the foreign and homeland a main -- >> but it was in 54 cases. >> it was not, sir. >> i want to go back to spencer ackerman. can you please unpack what we just heard? >> your the deputy director of the nsa say two thing simultaneously. first, the bulk phone records collection that has gone on for at least seven years of all americans phone records, hundreds of millions, yours

and the final thing i do reason that's interesting is not the nexus by are chances are the multipleer like multiple national retailers not from the bay area. i support guatemala the neighborhood. and i don't know if there's anything we can do with the board to be more patient to do the study we want. it would be a waste of time to do the study and not have it be meaningful. if it's a duplicate of what we've heard before i guess that might be a conversation we want to engage in. how can we make sure that actually happens >> thanks. i want to add a couple of thoughts. on the question of affordability i'm interested in that. so hate valley and chinatown has led to other outcomes were there $400 shoes like in hate town compared to chinatown which is less expensive. the report is just the report but eventually we'll have the structure that will be tailored neighborhood by neighborhood but will be much more organized but i still i think neighborhood to neighborhood there are different needs and we need to value that. on the question of input i'm in support of a hearing by it's helpful to he

so while the recent intelligence contains no, quote, nexus to the u.s. apple homeland the measures have been implemented out of an abundance of caution. >> they're they al qaeda faction that still talks about hitting the west and hitting the homeland, and their expertise is chemical explosives, hitting the aviation sector, as we saw with the underwear bomber. so we're on a high state of alert. >> ama: the bullet continue sent by the fbi and department of homeland security urging local law enforcement to be vigilant, was classified, which we have been told, which reflects the sensitivity and seriousness of the situation. abc7 news. >> ama: southern california authorities have arrested a man accused of driving his car into a crowd of people at the boardwalk in venice beach. here's a report on the suspect and the innocent victims. reporter: panic on the boardwalk in venice beach surveillance video showing a car plowing plowing into a crowf people. >> people were flying everywhere. looked like something out of a movie. guy swerving and hitting the people, an

so while the recent intelligence contains no, quote, nexus to the u.s. apple homeland the measures have been implemented out of an abundance of caution. >> they're they al qaeda faction that still talks about hitting the west and hitting the homeland, and their expertise is chemical explosives, hitting the aviation sector, as we saw with the underwear bomber. so we're on a high state of alert. >> ama: the bullet continue sent by the fbi and department of homeland security urging local law enforcement to be vigilant, was classified, which we have been told, which reflects the sensitivity and seriousness of the situation. abc7 news. >> ama: southern california authorities have arrested a man accused of driving his car into a crowd of people at the boardwalk in venice beach. here's a report on the suspect and the innocent victims. reporter: panic on the boardwalk in venice beach surveillance video showing a car plowing plowing into a crowf people. >> people were flying everywhere. looked like something out of a movie. guy swerving and hitting the people, an

it starts with his mother because that's the nexus of his world and his family, but then emulates around the other family members. so how do you choose the children that you helped in the foster care program? how does that come about? i think we'll have people watching her show today who wonder how that component works. >> we don't use the children. when children come into foster care, the only program that i know of in maryland that focuses on keeping siblings together in foster care. so when sibling groups come into foster care and there is a need, they call us and replace the children children in the home. we are responsible to keep up the home, make sure the children are safe and that all of their needs are being met and that the kids -- any sibling group that needs a home, they will call us. >> mrs. williams, what would you say two families watching and listening to your story? i wonder if there are any generational differences between your situation and those today. in other words, it seems like families have a stronger bond during that time when you were growing up versus now faci

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obviously there seems to be a pretty strong nexus between a license fee and the transportation system since it applies to motor vehicles but they're decisions that we have to make if we want to be a world class city and in order to do so we need a world class transportation system and we need to resource it. >> i agree. president chiu did you have another comment? >> just a follow up and i want to echo the comments about the license fee. in 2009 with conversations i had with the labor and business community we were prepared to go forward with the license fee but given the economy at the time we thought it would be tough. i agree with supervisor wiener and it's an option to look at. i am interested in moving forward with that and the lion's share should go to transit. a different question i had i know this year our general fund contribution to the mta has increased pretty substantially. i think we have kicked in over $20 million to the mta to help move forward the jenld your agency is trying to move forward. i am wondering if you can tell us where that additional money is going to ? an

they don't expect delays like the problems with the google's last foray into mobile phones with the nexus. no problems expected this time around. >> thank you, sue. thank you. >>> call it another day at the races in the louis vuitton cup semifinals. hundreds gathered along pier 39 to watch italian team luna rosa battle sweden's team artemis. this is the best-of-seven series. luna rosa won today and is leading 2-0 over artemis and the italian team needs two more wins to advance to the finals. the winner goes head to head with new zealand team emirates in the finals and racing resumes friday. >>> sea level is rising and breaking records along the way. a new study finds that ocean levels are at an all-time high. the national oceanic and atmospheric administration says they have also seen dramatic spikes in heat and ice melt. the study doesn't cite a cause for the increase in temperatures but it finds higher greenhouse gas emissions. >>> shark week on discovery channel but one shark in the bay area doesn't want to mix out. kpix 5's ken bastida took mobile5 to san francisco's hide street pier.

they are getting tanked after filling our tanks and good for them because north dakota is the nexus ofracking revolution creating tons of jobs. it is also driving obama crazy. what do you do when the solution to your problems isn't your solution? why couldn't it be solar panels. in north dakota they are drinking because they are prospecting. shale is driving young men to drink. obama is driving everyone else. that is the problem with with an ivy league education. it leaves out how the world actually works. if obama understood that by creating something you create other things you would see the destructiveness of government programs. handing someone food stamps does not create a food stamp boom. it just creates people on food stamps. obama went to harvard, the best and the brightest which explains the mess we are in now. >> didn't you go to berkeley? >> yeah. don't remember a single moment of it because i was drinking. >> all of those weird people with burken stock shoes. >> where do you want him to begin? >> i was pointing out some really interesting numbers. >> so much natural gas aro

would have to prove connection to interstate commerce or something else that gives it that federal nexus's why it's a very high boe state case has no bearing, no bearing whatsoever on a federal case. the federal investigation has been ongoing. it started in march 2012. there has been no determination, and we know that the investigation is continuing. so to suggest that whatever happened in state court has some sort of bearing doesn't that tell you something? >> it tells me -- that's the whole point. it tells me -- what evidence do you think that the federal government is reviewing, any new evidence? maybe, but they're reviewing the evidence from the trial court. and they have to review additionally the racially motivated evidence. so they have to prove that racial motive, and there was none of that. of course state court decisions are not binding on the federal government. sunny, i challenge you to tell me where the evidence was at the state court level that they're going to be able to jump on and use for that racial animus. where is it? >> we'll end it there. do you have a sense, sunny,

the new second- generation nexus 7 is a hot item permit them it's a lot thinner, it's a lighter whichortant. it's a lot faster and the best thing to my mind is it got the world's highest resolution screen at 4 7 in. tablet so when you're watching movies or play games it just looks beautiful. i travel a lot and a lightness is great for planes and you can also loaded up with stuff to keep you entertained on an 11th hour trans-atlantic flight crews for those in london i bought the season of great political satires of was watching that on the plane and it's great. you can set it up on the three table in front of you gamma the new tablet is $225. gabe slate kron4 newsprint >>darya: we want to get an update with weather and traffic this morning. the george first with the hotspots. >>george: we picked up a new accident not far away at the trucks built backing up the traffic on the 242 and on to 680 into pleasant hill. a truck accident westbound 58 at green still makes the all to my past ride much slower this morning. as is the highway for ride because of earlier and current problems not clea

would have to prove connection to interstate commerce or something else that gives it that federal nexus. that's why it's a very high burden. the federal government does not like to bring cases and lose them, and that's why most commentators that it's not likely they're going to bring this case. >> sunny, do you agree with that? the state's attorney said race was not a factor. >> i don't agree with that. i think danny is way off base, anderson. the bottom line here is that the state case has no bearing, no bearing whatsoever on a federal case. the federal investigation has been ongoing. it started in march 2012. there has been no determination, and we know that the investigation is continuing. so to suggest that whatever happened in state court has some sort of bearing on the federal investigation or any federal crime is just really way off base. >> sunny, would a federal investigation by the fbi, would that turn up different evidence than the state investigation did? >> absolutely. we're talking about the federal bureau of investigation and all the resources that the federal government

. >> he had this peculiar nexus between ideology, sort of a hatred of the growing and advancing technologyithin the world. >> reporter: when david married his wife, linda, in 1990, ted was supposed to be the best man. but refused to attend. that's when linda started asking questions. >> i struggled to answer the questions, why did he quit his job? why is he living the way he's living? why has he rejected his parents? why did he refuse to come to our wedding? >> reporter: and then the letters started to arrive. a diatribe of hatred toward modern technology. >> it used to be that i suffered from hardly any tension at all around here. but the area is now so messed up that my old way of life is all shot to hell. >> this was not just a disgruntled brother. but this was something quite more serious than that. >> reporter: attempts to get his brother counseling in montana were unsuccessful. >> given that ted was an adult, given that there was no evidence that he was an imminent threat to himself or others, essentially there was nothing we could do. >> reporter: around the same time, david was rec

under this law, to be held under schedule 7 of this particular law, you have to have a reasonable nexuse there has been absolutely none asserted unless someone is trying to make the government -- the argument that journalism is the new terrorism. >> what about that, jeff? that is glenn greenwald's contention. >> the world "journal" is not magical immunity sauce that you can put on anything and eliminate any sort of liability. if he had the nuclear launch codes in there, they can take that. if he had the names of undercover operatives, they can take that. our government and the british government regards the method of surveillance as just as serious a security breach. now, that's the law. i'm sorry glenn thinks that's a bad thing, but that's the law. if you go through an airport carrying that stuff, you take your chances. >> jeff, what do you think of the fact that british authorities showed is up at the offices of the guardian demanding they destroy two hard drives that had information relating to snowden, classified information? >> grotesque and appalling. huge difference. when we show

would have to prove connection to interstate commerce or something else that gives it that federal nexus. that's why it's a very high burden. the federal government does not like to bring cases and lose them, and that's why most commentators that it's not likely they're going to bring this case. >> sunny, do you agree with that? the state's attorney said race was not a factor. >> i don't agree with that. i think danny is way off base, anderson. the bottom line here is that the state case has no bearing, no bearing whatsoever on a federal case. the federal investigation has been ongoing. it started in march 2012. there has been no determination, and we know that the investigation is continuing. so to suggest that whatever happened in state court has some sort of bearing on the federal investigation or any federal crime is just really way off base. >> sunny, would a federal investigation by the fbi, would that turn up different evidence than the state investigation did? >> absolutely. we're talking about the federal bureau of investigation and all the resources that the federal government

. >> you want your car to operate with the same fluid and he's of use as your $200 nexus tablet >> but he says they aren't there yet. >> this use as knob-like controller like some of the german advance. i'm not a fan of those because it requires you take a hand off the wheel and an eye off of the road to operate them. >> for all it does, new technology can also get in the way. it's one of the first things to notice at the car lot. >> does the system do what i need it do do without being distracting. >> flashy features can be distracting also at the dealership. don't forget the real part of the car, how it drives. >> you need to pay attention to things like the comfort of the interior, whether you can see out, whether the car is too small or too big. >> and the gas mileage. he said it's usually worse than the speaker says, especially on hybrids. he always tests it himself. one part of his job that hasn't changed. abc7 news. >> helpful stuff. it's hard buying a new car. at least for me. >> we have a difficult forecast. the disturbance just offshore and that will bring changes mainly to t

there is no doubt this legal proceeding is taking place within a political nexus that has altered fundamentallye last six weeks. you have a new general prosecution, the person who will decide whether or not to proceed with an appeal against the judge's decision. and you have a judge who will wait to see the accused on sunday. it's up to that judge to insist that that man remains in prison. so there's a whole lot of serious factors here, but as you point out the political context within which this is take place, very different from the time in which mubarak was originally sentenced. that retrial ordered, and that retrial ordered at that particular time is now taking place under a different government put in place by the military. >> mike hannah reporting live from cairo. meanwhile european foreign ministers are holding an emergency meeting in brussels to talk about whether to take action against the egyptian government. more than 900 people have been killed in the last week during protests. jackny -- jacky roleland joins me now. what can we expect from the foreign ministers, do you think? >> we

the fact you used e-mail and went to server somewhere else and came back, provided interstate nexus. it could go to canada which is rim. it could go to other places. and when it does, any messages you send on blackberry going to canada and coming back. that would constitute international message. jon: obviously as you say the law has to catch up with the technology and there are a lot of questions yet to be asked and answered. morgan wright, we thank you for your expertise. >> you bet, jon. good to see you again. heather: a massive outbreak of western wildfires straining national resources, costing the country more than a billion dollars. nearly 20,000 people now battling more than 40 uncontrolled wildfires from california to montana. adam housley is live in our west coast newsroom. so, adam, we hear another fire has popped up this time near yosemite. >> reporter: yaw. you could even say heather the fires are burning from arizona to alaska to give you more perspective. about the money, spent one billion dollars, gives you idea we're more than halfway through fire season and we're app

he lived at the nexus of media. power, money. you needed tim russert.hen he died in june 2008, it was an inflection point. it could be the media and politics. the epic general election campaign which resulted in barack obama getting elected. the internet -- really it was the first campaign that was fully acted out in cyberspace. politico with this new force. in a sense tim russert's death left a vacuum in this space where there was this real anarchy with new media coming in . the country was uncertain. in a sense, the center had not really been replaced sense tim died. for a lot of reasons i go into in the book, tim was a consummate washington figure and also a consummate american figure. be millionone man with all the stars? >> meet the press was the one place where politicians had to go to prove their mettle. you had someone like sarah palin reversing the scene two months you sort of death, wonder if he had lived, would they have left her anywhere near him? tim was the unquestioned authority of sunday morning, but also needing to prove your mettle. i

. >> you want your car $20,000 to operate with the same fluid and he's of use as your $200 nexus tablet >> but he says they aren't there yet. >> this uses a knob-like controller like some of the german advance. i'm not a fan of those because it requires you take a hand off the wheel and an eye off of the road to operate them. >> for all it does, new technology can also get in the way. it's one of the first things to notice at the car lot. >> does the system do what i need it to do without being distracting? >> flashy features can be distracting also at the dealership. don't forget the real part of the car, how it drives. >> you need to pay attention to things like the comfort of the interior, whether you can see out, whether the car is too small or too big. >> and the gas mileage. he said it's usually worse than the sticker says, especially on hybrids. he always tests it himself. one part of his job that hasn't changed. in menlo park, johnathan bloom, abc7 news. >> 6:44 now. lisa argen keeping an eye on the forecast. what's coming up? >> it looks pretty good out there in san jose. tempe

i think a lot of people are looking for some guidance on what should progressives think about this nexus of protection of people from terrorism and protection of civil liberties. i think one thing that hillary clinton has a chance to do here is establish herself as exactly the kind of character she wasn't able to play in the last election, as somebody who is kind of a loadstock. >> and i guarantee there will be some televisions tuned to that address at 1600 pennsylvania avenue. we have to take a short break, but coming up, if you don't think there's some sensitivity among republicans about the connection between voter restriction and -- then look no further than right-wing pundit, who tweeted -- more raidcard desperation, hillary clinton slams voter suppression and racial discrimination. we will look at the intersection just ahead. sorry. sore knee. blast of cold feels nice. why don't you use bengay zero degrees? it's the one you store in the freezer. same medicated pain reliever used by physical therapists. that's chilly! [ male announcer ] bengay zero degrees. freeze and move on. see,

of a time selling products, google glasses, still a year off or more, the company's wants promising nexuse by four bucks to drum up interest, are they gagging? >> i thought that's how you had insight into my character was you had the glasses? peering into my mind. i just don't think the company's known for existing in the internet as google is do that well when they actually make real products that you can put on the table or on the shelf. i mean, they -- it's a different mind set dealing in the internet mind in terms of dealing with actual products you make. i mean, you look at microsoft trying to make the surface. that didn't turn out well. neil: al, way do you think? >> well, you know, going the has so much cash, so huge, done so well, they can make a lot of mistakes, neil. kneel -- neil: entirely search engine driven? great, it's money you can't count, but entirely dependent on that search engine. >> well, so far it's working for them. i mean, this stock's done great this year, pulled back -- neil: first couple days of the titanic trip was a dream. you don't buy that analogy? >> cruel

i mean, this is kind of the locus and the nexus of government secrets.ll be that way for many years to come. >> and annie, we're almost out of time. >> there's no alien spaceships there? >> did you find in your research that the government did make any good plans to prepare for alien interaction? >> oh, my goodness, you have to read my book. there's so much in my book. it's 500 pages where i touch upon everything from conspiracy theorists to hoaxes to ufos. you know, it's great reading. it's a great subject. and i think people are just infinitely interested in it. >> that was a great plug. >> all right. annie jacobsen. up next, we have a toure tv special that is perfect for your summer friday. with the spark miles card from capital one, bjorn earns unlimited rewards for his small business. take these bags to room 12 please. [ garth ] bjorn's small business earns double miles on every purchase every day. produce delivery. [ bjorn ] just put it on my spark card. [ garth ] why settle for less? ahh, oh! [ garth ] great businesses deserve unlimited rewards. h