speaking earlier and said this is the unique city because of the water on both sides we're not a normal city. i don't feel that the small businesses would suffer as much here because this is a tourist city san francisco is unique there maybe change everywhere but i support this and still go to mom and pop shops along with chains. i think having them here create more jobs so far people who need them to better the situation that they're currently in like those that i work without in the street. thank you >> next speaker >> i'm ann i'm a resident in chinatown and many elderly and for them to shop in the big and larger labor store to beau things by one stop. also a big store like walling ground or target and safest way would save our money in town by - also a large store places would be helpful because the price of a reasonable the place is safe and clean so i would really happy to have a large store like target and labor space so thank you >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> hello, i'm here in support of having nor chance stores within the san francisco community although do you want was we

kron 4 explained how that has residents of this normally safe city shaken up. >> walnut creek police say the robbery took just a matter after few seconds t woman was standing here late friday night in corners tavern when a man approached her with a handgun. >> the suspect demanded the victim's purse, grabbed it from her and ran. >> the man also got away with the woman's iphone before judge into a red honda civic. the woman couldn't provide a description of the driver but got a good look at the man who held her up. he wore a dark scarf and dark hood who'd. >> black male, 6 foot one inches, in his .20 es. >> despite people saying this is a rare occurrence in walnut creek, this couple just moved here from oakland and can't believe this happened in this city. >> we were actually just talking earlier about how walnut creek is a safe place. >> we have a four and a half month old. it's a scary proposition to know that we just moved into a safer neighborhood and that this thing could happen is pretty scary. >> you should, no matter where you are, be very cautious and not take your safety for

please reduce the hours to more reasonable hours 10:30 or 11:30 is normal in the city if they're good we'll extend it help us out >> mr. osgood. >> yes. >> when i showed the video i have no idea where it is if you want to show it on the overhead then i can determine whether it was actually, the appropriate site. >> i am under oath and i take that serious. let me get it. i'm afraid this isn't going to show very well but we'll try it if you have any other questions in the meantime. going to take a second to warm up. just to prepare you for it it starts across the street so you hear the music clearly all the way across. (laughter) maybe i should pause it for you. okay. that's the regents sign. it's hard to read but - >> you had it the right way i think the first time it's sideways. there's their folding doors wide open. wide open. people yelling. car honking. >> okay. >> again. >> no, that's all right. thank you. >> thank you for asking. >> you can sit down we're done asking questions and we'll hear in mr. twong again. >> i think the permit holder will go next. that's okay >> i just want

normal 68. union city 62. pittsburgh 62. san ramon, 62. increasing clouds in the afternoon. mill valley, 63. san francisco, 60. rain friday, light rain. that's it. look at the weekend. 70s inland. 70s near the bay. 80 on monday and tuesday with sunshine very warm for the top of next week. really glorious. i love that word. weekend weatherful that's the word of the night. >> haven't used that in a while. >> thanks. >>> amazon wants to give apple and google a little run for their money with this little black box. that's next. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, it just unveiled its answero apple >> amazon wants to be the center of your attention. >> they just unveiled their answer to apple tv. it features tons of video streaming options including netflix and hulu plus and it's own amazon prime library. there are also games. >> they want to be able to control the quality of the entire experience. which includes hardware. this means having customers come bag for content again and again. >> the new fire tv will cost you $99. >>> not too bad. >> there you go. >> i do not have one. not yet. but

crying because she's so happy to see her daughter coming all the way from oregon where she normally live to colorado citycolorado, to visit with her. >> how long has it been? seems like she hasn't seen her in forever. >> she hasn't seen her in a year. in the last year they had a lot of things happening in the family. they had a granddaughter in the co ma. dorothy had to move from one home to the other because of her age. she needed assistance. a lot of huge changes happening. this moment is a big deal for both of them. >> you can tell how much it meant to her. >> sure. >> she can barely speak. they match they have the purple/ pink family colors. >> this is more important than the gift wrapped in a box. >> oh, yeah. >> to see her daughter that's a huge present. >> just show up. just be there. >> where have you been? >> lep pard meets gopro. >> got ourselves a bit of a role reversal in this video from youtube user the jesus of kayaking, love that name. this is in derby in the uk. this is the guy, the jesus of kayaking, approaching an officer because he says i smell some cannibis in the air. >> excuse me, c

normal lives. if you go across the city, you'll see for the most part things are carrying on as normal - indeed, in other towns and cities. there are flashpoints, there are government buildings often in a dozen towns taken over by pro-russian groups. they are armed, hide their faces and erect barricades of the kind you see. when you drive through the country side it's strange, you pass a separatist roadblock, you come on a little way and find a ukrainian army road block, you drive on and there's a separatist roadblock again. in the midst. i think the vast majority of people are dissatisfied with the drift, the way the country is going in the east. concerned about the economic situation, but keeping their heads down and opinions to themselves. >> barnaby phillips live from eastern ukraine. thank you very much. >>> moving to afghanistan, and the election commission confirmed there'll be a run off photo between former foreign minister abdullah abdullah, and ashraf ghani. the state is set for a second-round ballot. abdullah abdullah, the front runner, is calling for an investigation into fraud. stefani

. >> a city cleaning tenuously to normal life. the rest of the country remain in it grip of violence and turmoil. a quarter of the population in desperate need of help. france already has 2000 peacekeepers here in its former colony. 12,000 troops and police to take over for the african union in september. >> we have a presence to rebuild police. >> that is why we are very happy. they adopted this resolution because they u.n. will partner in the world today. >> the killings began a year ago when muslim rebels seized power. after months of violence against christians, muslim civilians were now the target of militias. tens of thousands have been forced to flee. >> the violence that began in late 2012 with attacks perpetrated by both muslim and christian militias has brought the central african republic to the edge of disaster. done heroic work and the sacrifices of saved lives. untold horrors continue in small villages throughout the countryside. a new resolution authorizes the u.n. to protect civilians and investigate abuses by both

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the healing process and the week after run the marathon and try to sort of get things back to normal for the city. >> reporter: boston's definition of northr normal changed last year when one of the city's most celebrated events ended in tragedy. back to ba bombs leaving three dead. campbell, lu and richard. 260 others were injured including 16 people who lost limbs. at boston medical center where many of the victims were treated, a flag was raised in their honor monday. in the days that followed the attacks, boston's coply square was transformed into a memorial. thousands of items left behind are on display at the public library. another sign while boston may still be healing, it's more resilient than ever. >> it brings back the strength of everyone bonding together trying to make everything better. again the spirit of we are strong. the people are strong. this country is strong. i love that. >> reporter: at 2:49 p.m., the moment the first bomb exploded, there will be a moment of silence. afterwards, bells and churches throughout the city including the one behind me will ring in honor of the vic

three armed robberies that are normally quiet peninsula city. the specific area criminals are striking in san bruno. >>> another major car recall this time from toyota. the problem in more than two dozen models that might keep the air bags from deploying in a crash. >> right now we are looking at traffic that is a little slow in some areas and in the south bay we have a new development in the capitol expressway closure. we will tell you what just happened. >> temperatures yesterday rocketed up. 80 to near 90 degrees. but not today. female announcer: get on board for better sleep. it's sleep train's interest free for 3 event. get three years interest-free financing on beautyrest black, stearns & foster, serta icomfort; even tempur-pedic. plus, get free delivery, and sleep train's 100-day low price guarantee. you'll never find an interest rate lower than sleep train's interest free for 3 event, on now. ♪ sleep train ♪ ♪ your ticket to a better night's sleep ♪ >>> welcome back. time is 6:15. police in fremont says homeowners should install surveill

and pet owners tell me that this is normally a very dog friendly city. in fact, we are told there are more dogs in san francisco than children. reporting live in san francisco, i'm jodi hernandez, nbc bay area news. >> thank you very much. >>> heavily traveled street in piedmont closed tonight because of a mudslide. it happened this morning on moraga avenue. the slide knocked a tree on to a power line leaving nearly 500 people without electricity. that mudslide is still blocking moraga avenue. no one luckily was hurt and no houses in danger. the officials believe a broken irrigation system may have caused the slide. right now at this hour, some 90 people are still without power and crews are still at work trying to clear that road. >>> a follow up to a story that's alarming a lot of people. two women found dead on mt. tam in less than a week. investigators do not suspect any type of foul play. so the question is, what happened? and should hikers be aware of the trails? nbc bay area's stephanie trong it on mt. tam. this is one of the most beautiful hiking

and life does go on as normal in these cities. today, we saw old women walking around with groceries, students walking around with backpacks, people heading to work, even in this city where you have a dozen ukrainian tanks parked just on the perimeter. so it is very weaponized, very tense. it does feel like it could be the brink of civil war. and despite all of that, life does seem to be going on as normal. >> in watching images, we're showing some of the images from earlier today in this remarkable scene, in which ukrainian soldiers pulling the firing pins out of their weapons and handing them to the crowd. i was reminded of two different precedents, tiananmen square and tahrir square in egypt. in tiananmen square, it was said that the red army had to bring in troops to fire upon the protesters. in tahrir square, the egyptian military refused to fire on the protesters. it requires a very strong chain of command and a very strong and loyal state to get military -- members of the military to fire on their own people. and what we sa

they're not sure when this is going to be solved good news is that trains are running normally and they're leaving the city of track looking for a little box causing a big problem, it's called a mucks box. there are lots of them, one is broken. workers have to figure out which one. as you can see, trains interest have to run to manual on the platform they were confused >> we have components that are 40

normal meeting. lots of journalists were allowed to film as the city council continued to talk about completely differentopics. it was a long scheduled meeting on different issues about donets k life. it was a very strange situation but the spokesman for the city council did admit to us that he was very scared. he also said he did not really know who to believe at the moment. >> what about the rest of the region? >> our colleagues are in kramato rsk, they told me they sell to ukrainian armored vehicles trying to enter the city. still flying the ukrainian flag. they are being blocked by local residents, preventing them from getting further and the outskirts of kramatorsk. other personnel carriers are flying the russian flag. the new separatist mayor of slavyansk told our colleague that they were from the 25th residentgiment ukrainian soldiers who had changed side. we cannot confirm that. it is not clear whether it is ukrainians who changed sides or vehicles that were taken over by pro-russian sources. it is most likely to be one of those scenarios rather than actually russian tanks having come in from acr

that's very controversial because it breaks the separation that people would normally expect in this city're walking in the steps of jesus christ, right? >> as i so often do. >> so this is via de la rosa, which is the last trip jesus did before he was crucified. people feel very emotional. they come here and they feel like oh, my god, i am walking in the steps of muhammad, david, or jesus. >> it's like jesus was here. i feel like i should be more something. >> a little bit more pious? >> a little bit. well, it's too late for me. >> great. get your own crown of thorns? >> yeah. in answer to the question what would jesus wear? oh no, that's just wrong. this is for real this time. step seven point two one two. verify and lock. command is locked. five seconds. three, two, one. standing by for capture. the most innovative software on the planet... dragon is captured. is connecting today's leading companies to places beyond it. siemens. answers. sunny or bubbly? cozy or cool? "meow" or "woof"? wheels or wheeeels? everything exactly the way you want it ...until boom, it's bedtime. your mattress

december 28th, three days after christmas, it normally would be dead for the city, for the hotels, for the restaurants and everything. it's going to be full and busy. we'll set out. >> it isn't just the dates of the events. the santa clara chamber of commerce says the levi stadium will fill in -- week in and week out. >> it's going crazy dialing during the week, filling hotel rooms at really high rates. we're 80 percent occupancy during the week. it will fill the hotels on the weekends. >> like with all hotel, the rates will go up with demand. we checked with the hilton and various websites, one thing such as exempts as opening day will require a two-night stay minimum will rates running in the high 200s per night. that weekend is almost already sold out. the impact is spreading fast. the city's convention center is also getting numerous reservation requests all around the 49er home dates. robert honda. channel 2 news. >> we have a slide show and more information about the stadium. you can watch our video all under hot topics. >>> the children got all of their vaccines but they still g

cities that are normally balmy were put into a deep freeze. nta was paralyzed by ice as a storm hit the city. tens of thousands of people were strapped like this mother of two. >> i've lived in atlanta for the past 18 years. i don't think ever we've had anything like what happened this year. >> she spent 24 hours in a traffic jam unable to reach her 10 year old. for five hours she didn't know she was safe until she got that call. >> when i got that call from the middle school i just started crying. >> the severity of the storm caught her family and atlanta unprepared. >> it just seems to be betting more, more extremes, extreme hot and extreme cold. >> all this freezing cold might be enough to make you think that climate change sometimes called global warming can't be happening. but it might surprise you to hear about one theory. scientists are still researching that actually suggests warming could be a cause of extreme cold. >> why is it so cold if the earth is warming? >> it's cold here right now. it's actually warm everywhere else. if you loo

area city is suddenly deali with a rash of armed robber >>> on the program this morning, a normally quiet bay area city is suddenly dealing with a rash of armed robberies. >>> a disturbing act of violence in san francisco. the event that led to the stabbing death of a man's dog. >>> we haven't had any rain lately, so what's the deal with this sudden mudslide in the bay area? it is 7:00 a.m. on this saturday morning, the 19th of april, 2014, thanks for joining us, i'm mark kelly. >> much to everybody's surprise, i'm brian hackany today in for ann. >> thank you so much. >> a little assist here, especially in the weather department. >> we appreciate it. >> yeah, pretty good start to this saturday morning, with the usual patchy fog and low clouds. we have temperatures that are forecast to get into the 70s inland today, 60s near the shoreline. we'll have a forecast for a sunny easter sunday coming up in a few minutes. mark. >>> police are looking for whoever committed a string of armed robberies in brentwood. police say all five happened on the south side of town between about 8:15 and 9:30 on

many people in their pajamas, but so far the city has now returned back to normal, and no major structural damage is reported here either. >> let's hope that theme continues throughout the day. thanks so much, rachel there in mexico city. >>> algeria's interior minister says the president has won a fourth term in office with a landslide 81% of the vote. >> translator: after 10,292,029 voters, the result is for the president who gets 8,332,598. that represents 81.53% of the valid votes. number two, mr. ali got 1,244,918 votes with 12.18%. the third was 343,624 votes, and that's 3.36%. >>> there have been celebrations from the president's supporters, but the opposition says the vote was rigged. this was the scene in the village of rafor east of the capital. hundreds of young people fought with police after trying to disrupt polling at several stations. >>> let me read you one of the most famous opening lines in literature. many years later as he faced the firing squad. the kcornelkor colonel to remes afternoon. this is how marquez began his novel. the tributes are flying in from around the w

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normal. s will altos 876789 union city warmer. danville 87 degrees. pittsburgh 90. vallejo 84.ok at the you in daily city. 72 tomorrow. tomorrow will be the coolest day of the next free. ,, that is your forecast. sports, next. ? they're dealing with a >>> nba playoffs up top. the warriors blew out the clippers yesterday to even the series. the clippers, they have been dealing with a lot more than that. commissioner holding press conference tomorrow to announce punishment for its owner, donald sterling. clippers head coach doc rivers has not spoken to him about advertise racially responsible clients. doug thinks clippers should boycott tomorrow's game. as for the praise, they are not sure what to expect from the home grass. >> i i would lying if i didn't say i was going to nervous what it would be like. our team has been amazing all yearlong. i hope it will be the same. but you never know. out... lebron took over in e >>> the miami heat showing their support for the clippers wearing their warmups inside out. lebron took over in the second half. he had 31 as miami beat charlotte

upper 60s for you in san jose and oakland tomorrow exactly normal milpitas 67, redwood city sunshine around 67. close to 70 in san ramon, benicia and pittsburg. ukiah up to 70 tomorrow with mainly sunny skies. you have been wet up toward ukiah, too. sunday big change. monday and tuesday 80s inland well into the 70s near the bay and although we're cooling off toward the end of next week, we'll stay warm and sunny and we will stay dry. >>> that's your friday night forecast. we have sports next. ,, ,, medium cheddar with your bare hand. i didn't say tough, i said hungry. if you're so hungry, eat this thick slice of medium cheddar with your bare mouth. [doorbell rings] hey. hey. what's this? it's u-verse live tv. with at&t u-verse... you can watch live tv from your device. hey. hey. anywhere in your home. [doorbell rings] hey. hey. so you won't miss a minute of ncaa march madness. call now to get a u-verse bundle for the same great price for 2 years. guaranteed. >>> giants off to a good started. this is good. good momentum, right? >> it's the dodgers, huh? >> there you go. >>> giants fan

. >> and then he saw it, something about the rivers that split the city and normally flow out to the> the river was beginning to flow in the opposite direction. the water began to change color as well. it began growing from this kind of bluish color to being very murky. >> even four stories up, zach could hear the roaring river. >> it went from just having small debris, like trees and other rubbish that was around the harbor and stuff coming in to boats and vehicles, you know, to much larger and much more substantial things coming. >> cars and things come along? >> yes, picked up along the coast. >> that is getting scary then, right? >> yes. >> of course, zach hadn't seen the footage that everybody outside the country had seen, towns wiped off the map, thousands missing. he couldn't know how bad it was. did your mind turn at all when you were up here to what's going on down there where georgia is? >> i hoped she would be doing the same thing i was, that she would be in a safe location. >> a safe location. was there such a thing where georgia was? as water around them began to recede

new york city will climb to a high of 48 degrees. normallyther this time of the year, we should be pushing 60, almost 70 degrees across this area. it did not accumulate last night, but it was chilly out there. across minnesota right in the twin cities into wisconsin and also in to the up of michigan. we have quite a bit of snow coming down. by the end of the day we could see up to a foot of snow in some locations. especially along portions of i-94. we are looking at blowing, drifting snow, visibility is diminished to less than half a mile. be careful if you are travelling there, you can see the system rejing into wisconsin. not atypical for this time of the year, we see snow storms during april. we're in a transitional stage as we head into portions of may, we'll see temperatures obvious ri rise. winds gusting up to 26 in minneapolis, 33 in omaha. 56 back towards denver, but tomorrow morning it will be very cold out there, especially in minneapolis. 29, 24 in fargo. so be careful out there. minneapolis climbs to a high of 24 degrees. houston

kron4 explains how the crime has shaken people in that normally safe city. >> it's very surprising. >and the walnut creek police say the robbery took just the matter of seconds. >> it's a reality check. >> the woman was standing here late friday night in front of corners tavern when police say a mana approached her with a handgun. >> the suspect demanded the victims purse and grabbed it from her and ran. >> lieutenant brian hill says the man also got away with the womans iphone, before jumping into a red honda civic and taking off. hill says the victim couldn't provide a description of the driver but says she did get a good look at the man who held her up. she tells police he wore a dark dark hoodie. >> the robbery suspect is described as a black male approximately six foot one inches in his 20s. >> despite police saying this is a rare occurrence in wall put creek-- >> we haven't seen a trend or series of this nature. >> this couple moved here from oakland and can't believe this happened in this city. >> we were actually just talking earlier about how walnut creek is such a safe place

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normal business. this is about a city, equivalent of a city around 90,000 people collectively with families, kids, asilians when you count all the soldiers. and you wouldn't lock a city down for that long. so he needs to get things back to normal, deal with the wounded, take care of the family-related and get that post back open so those families can get back about their lives and deal with this mourning that the families are going to have to go through. >> when he steps to the microphone i'm sure general milley will give us the latest information, fatalities, those injured and where we go from here. how do you secure one of the largest military installations in the world? you're talking about fort hood, texas, where you served for two years. >> absolutely. we go through an extreme procedure of checking every vehicle coming on that post to make sure we know who's in it. and when we increase our readiness, we actually check the trunks of vehicles and talk to people. this is normal operation. we're not operating at a high event. so all the people in and off that installation by showing an i.d. or showi

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. >> three days after christmas it normally would be dead for the city and hotels and restaurants and it is going to be full. >> it is not just the date of the events that we'll see more business. the levy stadium will fill in low demand gaps week in and week out. >> silicon valley going crazy during the week and filling hotel rooms at really high rates. one of the many good things about it is we'll fill the hotels on the weekends. >> like with all hotels the rates will go up with demand. we checked with the hilton, for events of opening day of september 14, will require two nights staying for the minimum with rates as high as $200 per night. >> city and hotels and restaurants and everything. >> the impact is spreading fast. the city convention center is getting all around the 49ers home days. robert honda, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> we are picking up some showers out there. we got a little bit showing out here in fairfield and out towards vallejo right now. santa rosa i am getting light drizzles. things are starting to pick up. most of this is about the atmosphere that's getting moist

. >> three days after christmas it normally would be dead for the city and hotels and restaurants andis going to be full. >> it is not just the date of the events that we'll see more business. the levy stadium will fill in low demand gaps week in and week out. >> silicon valley going crazy during the week and filling hotel rooms at really high rates. one of the many good things about it is we'll fill the hotels on the weekends. >> like with all hotels the rates will go up with demand. we checked with the hilton, for events of opening day of september 14, will require two nights staying for the minimum with rates as high as $200 per night. >> city and hotels and restaurants and everything. >> the impact is spreading fast. the city convention center is getting all around the 49ers home days. robert honda, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> we are picking up some showers out there. we got a little bit showing out here in fairfield and out towards vallejo right now. santa rosa i am getting light drizzles. things are starting to pick up. most of this is about the atmosphere that's getting moist comi

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crazy person out there that thinks they can harm to people going about their normal lives, enjoying live, enjoying the cityjoying sunshine. you know, they're not going beat us. >> runners line up outside a store where last year they helped the injured. >> it took healing. we're here now today one year on from it. it's a very, very special place. we're looking forward to what i think and believe will be one of the best marathons ever. >> reporter: the crowds coo over a baby at the finish line. after a difficult year, this resilient city is looking to the future. bbc boston. >> i've got to ask you. queen elizabeth turns 88 today. this is a picture released in honor of her birthday. it's believed there are more portraits of the queen than anyone else alive today. this is her wedding day with prince phillip in 1947. we want to show you a more recent portrait taken by the photographer annie. she's been talking about the experience of photography with the queen and others in the exhibition of her own 45 year career. we went to meet her. >> it's amazing privilege to photograph people who do things well and great

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we have been in the city for the best part of the last week, and you have seen security officers in places you wouldn't normallyn boston. but it's all building up to the appearance of the governor and the vice president and the families and guests. now according to the massachusetts emergency management agency, there will be about 3500 police officers en route in the seven towns that build up to the finish line here in the city of boston. and according to the new city police commissioner, who has only recently been appointed by the new major, he had staff to call on, all leave has been canceled next monday. so they will be available should they need that. there will be enhanced closed circuit television coverage, and there have been trainings of the officers to look at the crowd intently and not pay attention to the race itself. they want to see what is going on in the restaurant ks of the people who turn out to support the runners. and there will be many, many more plain clothes officers than ever before. but it's in the back of everybody's mind including the police commissioner that this is a 26.2-mile route.

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really not going to do whole lot for the temperature still well above normal for this time of yearpeninsula peninsula. 81 redd with city. 82 palo alto. 71 half machine bay and along the coast you see where the temperatures come did you know and fog coming back. 74 downtown san francisco. 69 daly city. north bay xunt you see the 80's around petaluma, santa rosa, ia vallejo. out to the east bay 79 oakland hayward pretty warm day inland 84 degrees in concord pleasanton and look at the at the accu-wea7 day forecast it's cooler on wednesday. temperatures will 10 to drop-off open friday and good into your saturday. cloud cover back to the sea breeze but still numbers in the low to low 60's mid upper 70's pretty mild. >> thanks. >> let's talk march madness. >> larry her now. >> the i have in my happened right here these are the results of a friendly little ncaa pool. do you know how many people pick uconn to within the all? nobody. the but the huskies went from probation a year ago to the kings of college basketball tonight. >> good evening. almost nobody in connecticut in the championship game. they were an afterthought. 7 s