every one of our corridors, and we're going to look forward to not only teravelle, noriega. supervisor of a los -- avalos wants is to pay attention to the geneva corridor. bernal, as well as the traditional corridors. we're going to be working on ideas about a small business loan and what it means to get resources out here where people feel, maybe they're reading the paper every day and see that we're paying attention to the downtown and south of market interest. we're not and inlet. we're just going to be as investment-friendly to our merchant corridors throughout all of the city. even as we set the agenda for the old redeveloper over subcommittee, we are going to be paying attention to all of the kind of commercial corridors that they pay attention to as well, whether it is midmarket are outlining areas like san bruno avenue. that is the framework in which we wanted to make sure the discussion continues. it is the portola, the neighborhood that has been out here. the neighbors that want to continue investing, want us to invest in debt. it is a coordinated and collaborative

. >> gerardo noriega se encuentra en un verdadero limbo migratorio.de edad conducÍa sin licencia. es que en colorado, cada vez que la policÍa arresta a un inmigrante, la ley estatal exige que los agentes investiguen si es o no indocumentado. >> fue un golpe duro. es muy difÍcil porque mi familia estÁ aquÍ. >> gerardo tenÍa nueve aÑos cuando sus padres lo trajeron a vivir aquÍ. fue puesto en un proceso de deportaciÓn y estaba a punto de ser repatriado a mÉxico, pero inmigraciÓn cerró su caso porque Él no es un criminal. el gobierno federal lo ha hecho con -1500 casos de deportaciÓn de un total de 300 mique en agosto del aÑo pasado fueron enviados a revisiÓn por la orden ejecutiva del presidente obama. pero ahora, gerardo se siente estancado. >> ya no tiene miedo de que va a ser deportado, pero se siente como que no sigue adelante. >> los activistas aseguran cuando se suspendla orden de deportaciÓn de un inmigrante a travÉs de la discreciÓn de la fiscalÍa es algo positivo para los afectados, pero que no es suficiente porque no ofrece una soluciÓn mÁs pe

and it comes into my mind because recently, noriega was in prison in miami, and then in france, and nowback. will that change the complexion of anything? he is 70 something years old and he is there in prison. does that have any affect on things? >> no. >> how do people look at him today? >> as a criminal, as a regular person who goes to jail. nobody is worried about that. >> you have a president today, orecal. barkof i know expansion is on the agenda, but what else is on the docket? >> he is a very social person, which is good. senator mccain, who was born in panama, i was explaining to him all of the social programs. and i also said that we were building the first metro in latin america. most of the labor in panama have to wake up at 4:00 a.m. to get to work at 8:00 a.m. because of the transportation system. they do not spend any time with their kids. with this metro, that is going to end. people are going to be able to wake up at a decent time and get to work on time. >> the metro work is huge. the expansion of the canal. >> yes, all kinds of social. like raise the $100 per month for

there are different challenges in balboa park, different from noriega and others.y are committed to working with the communities on the chosen districts. this is not a one-size-fits-all approach for street paving or sidewalks. it is about what the community feels like it needs. supervisor chu: end of the department? >> the department of public works is committed to geographic equity in all of our projects. and we stated that before we brought this to you. supervisor, i think that you inserted into the legislation making geographic location a requirement as a geographic equity a requirement as a bond. -- geographic equity a requirement as a bond. we will be bringing that money to the capital planning committee soon. the board of supervisors will be hearing about that as well. i want to add that we are committed to geographic equity over a period of periods of years. a lot of these projects, we do not get funds to do 11 major projects every year. it is kind of an issue of rolling equity. i just want to remind you that every time that we have funding or a project is r

and so we have actually done a few pilot projects in our district, one on noriega street around 30th avenue and one in the 40th avenue area where the city has provided funding for several businesses to change up the storefronts. we have do it in consecutive blocks. it's really made a huge difference, but obviously we don't have the resources to continue doing that, so this legislation would hope to provide an incentive for businesses to take advantage of the fee waiver and replace their existing awnings. that may be in poor condition. and so fee waivers, they actually would affect the planning department and d.b.i., so depending on the type of work that you're doing, the permit fees can vary. just a very basic level, i think awning replacement might entail a $500 permit fee. so for a small business, we think that may be a huge help. if you're doing more than that, the fee can range up to $1,000 or month. so the difference is if you just simply replace the awning canopy, that's one permit fee. if you're replacing the structure that's attached to a building, that's an additional fee. i

this e-mail scam artists have robbed people twice near 33rd ended noriega's street and at 21st and irvingif the police say there are actually two different scams going on, the first involves the suspect's telling victims that they are cursed and along with their valuable items in need to be purified. the suspect's ultimately steal valuable items. the other scanned involves selling bracelets that look a lot like this one right here. three middle-aged female suspects working together in the speaking canton least convince the victims that these jade bracelets are worth a lot of money and our special good luck charms. victims have shelled out between the $2,000.15000 dollars for the bracelets of which are worth about $10 each. >>pam: and incredible discovery by some children in oakland. while students from st. paul's episcopal were clearing debris tomorrow in the early morning hours that really see this of system loading. it is one to be a fast- moving storm with light- moderate rain. by 8:00 p.m. it will already be in the east bay stretching towards san jose. as we continue to the afternoon,

shawn noriega. they shot almost 70% in the first half and led by three at the break. second half.a dunk fest. that is not a new country, that was him right there. bears try to make it respectable late. crabb had ten points. camp. air ball. montae. 65-54 was the final but it was never even that close. >> they made pretty much i think every open shot they took and i think it is really our fault as players for maybe underestimating them at times. >> i didn't imagine that happening. we dug ourselves a huge hole in the first half and probably as bad as i have seen us play. >> warriors owner thinks his team hit a hope with the montae ellis trade. golden state gave up a ton. the deal comes down to one factor. andrew boget's health. they gave up a bunch to get him. one of the best big men in the league when healthy but had back, elbow, wrist, and ankle injuries and out right now probably for the balance of the season. they are counting on him to stop getting hurt and return to all-star form. >> we were stuck. you want to be stuck three games below 500 at this time of the year every year?

la actividad a los 2 minutos despuÉs, el Árbitro expulsa a luis miguel noriega.is gabriel rey puso el 2 a 0 a los 23 minutos. el tiempo seguÍa transo corriendo y a los 37 minutos. produjo un remate de cabeza. y segundo castillo, lo que hizo fue descontar por los tuzos. @@despierta americaunivision@ l gracias al tercer gol de jaguares. ganan 3 goles a 2. bien por ellos. >>> exactamente y ahora nos vamos directamente a la liga de la madre patria. el espanyol el mexicano ehÉctor moreno empatÓ 1 a 1 con real betis. gracias al gol de walter pandeu pando ni r r >>> esto es fÚtbol espaÑol. y habÍa mÁs actividad todavÍa. >>> el sevilla, goleÓ por 3 seÑoras y seÑores al racing de santander anotÓ un gol y los otros 2 el delantero manu. >>> aquÍ tienen lo que ocurriÓ con este partido vamos a cerrar con asuntos de l unesidente de la fifa, quea ame ioncioderta americaunivision@@d septiembre losion jugadde quert disputen partidos @@despierta a4 tendrÁn un seguro. esta medida protege a los clubes sobre alguna lesiÓn que pudiera sufrir una figura. y es comÚn que cuando vienen lo

se deteriora la salud de legislador manuel antonio noriega, su equipo mÉdico revelÓ en las Últimas horas un duro golpe al crimen organizado,1 operativo conjunto de la policÍa y el ese vehículo llevÓ al arresto -fbi conllevÓ al arresto de varios hispanos. >> 20 miembros de la llamada organizaÓn de trÁfico de heroÍna fueron @arrestados por agentes del fbi y la policÍa de nueva york. segÚn las autoridades la droga era importada de repÚblica dominicana y mÉxico y distribuida. la asistente del director del fbi anunciÓ que dentro de la organizaciÓn habÍa un matrimonio, un estudiante de universidad y un policÍa retirado y tambiÉn su hija. indicÓ el comando central lo integraban josÉ pérez de 26 aÑos como cabecilla, y a Él le reportaban leonardo lÓpez, y rberto rodrÍguez. >> estoy asombrada porque nunca he visto cosas asÍ, no me gustarÍa vivir así. >> seanunciÓ que las investigaciones se anciaron debido al creciente uso de heroÍna en long island, 132 personas murieron por sobredosis, la sentencia para algunos de los detenidos oscilan entre 10 aÑos y cÁrcel de por vida. >> la organizaciÓn distrib

noriega i ask to enter into a colloquy with my republican colleagues for up to 45 minutes.or: mr. president, i wasn't here when they passed the patient protection affordable care act and now this week has been marked the second anniversary of that what i would calling a very orwellian-named piece of legislation, because i personally do not believe that it is either going to protect the patients, and i do not believe that it is going to improve the affordability of our health care system. mr. johnson: the reason i ran for the united states senate was primarily because of this law. i certainly recognized how it was going to result in a lower quality of health care, how it's going to lead to rationing, and how it's going to severely limit of amount of medical innovation that we enjoy in this country. in particular, i was offended by the political process demonizing doctors and health care providers, demonizing a health care system in order to pass this health care law. the reason that offended me is a very personal story, and it has to do with my daughter who was born with a v