and it wasn't only to november and december. the bureau of labor statistics revised the data much further back in time and they were big upward revisions, so we got a lot more jobs in 2012 than we originally estimated and that, of course, is very good news. >> i want to -- you look at all the numbers we got this week, the gdp report, the economy technically shrinking by 0.1 for the fourth quarter and most of it being chalked up to government -- to the lack of government spending particularly in the defense industry. and yet there were other parts of it in the private sector that looked strong. what's the reality here? are we an economy that's growing, that's recovering, or are we in an economy that's still on shaky ground? >> we're growing and we're recovering. the economy as measured by, say, gdp, that's kind of the economy's bottom line, that's the value of all the things we produce, that's been going 2%, 2.5%, and i don't think it's changed, that's about what we're growing right now. that's okay. but it's certainly not good e

back to "caught on camera." >>> november 2nd, 1995, miami, florida.mile low speed police chase comes to a deadly conclusion. after an motionly disturbed man takes 13 special needs children hostage on their school bus. miami tv crews capture the entire incident on camera. at the time nubia castlelanos begins her morning by putting her son, daniel, on the school bus. but this day is different. >> translator: i noticed someone crossing the street, a well-dressed man. he quickly pushed me into the bus, closed the doors and ordered the bus driver to drive, to keep going, and that he had a gun. >> the man is highly agitated. he demands to be driven to a local irs headquarters. when authorities get a tip from someone who witnessed the hijacking, they respond by sending a swarm of police vehicles to the scene on the expressway. >> it was a cross between "speed" and the o.j. simpson case. it was a slow-speed chase for a long time. everybody was afraid of what might happen. there's reason for fear. the man who has commandeer ed the bus, 42-year-old claims he's

i assume, although i didn't see a survey that there was a survey after the november election, maybe? so i'm looking forward to hearing more about that. there was reference somewhere in here about -- or maybe it was discussed earlier about the number of audits. there is no discussion in the executive director's report about the status of audits, where we are, since we're halfway through the year? are we halfway through the audits that were scheduled? kind of the audit status? i continue to note that although i guess we got past the instant issue with chris jackson that we still have an outstanding balance that mr. jackson owes the city. i continue to believe that we should publish a list of all the bad actors that have outstanding fees, fines, forms out. and i wanted to note on page 4 the technology upgrades. i would like to thank steven massey, it director, as much as possible, because he is one of the unheralded staff members who really does a lot in terms of servers and technology and the whole dashboard program. the updates to the electronic filing program really have been helpful

appealing the imposition of a penalty on november 13th, 2012tor construction work done would you tell us a permit. >> good evening. this is my first time to remodel the house. i hired a contractor. and i followed his instructions and i didn't know he didn't get a permit. right now i already got the building permit and i'm looking for the electricity and the plumbing contractors so i can get those two permits to fix the property. so i hope you can reduce the penalty for me so i can have more resources to work on though fix this problem. thank you. >> excuse me. did you say you are looking for a replacement contractor? >> yes. >> how are you going to do whether or not the new contractor is able to file the appropriate permits? >> i already asked for recommendations and they are still looking for the proper ones. i haven't gotten one yet, but pretty soon i'm going to have one. >> okay. thank you. >> thanks >> mr. duffy? . good evening commissioners. congratulations on the new appointments. >> thank you. >> on this case we received a complaint that -- the department received a complaint o

she's been a member of that team since november 2009. she has led the planning implementation of difficult and complex parking policy efforts including policies related to city and sfmta employee parking as well as various neighborhood parking management proposals, all of which have been very popular. her general responsibilities include acting as project manager for on street parking pricing policy and implementation which is really at the core of sf park. she is the coordinator for the neighborhood parking management proposals, including all the technical work and outreach. and let me just say i've been able to witness firsthand in both small community meetings and large that she really has i think an exceptional ability to deal with what can be a very difficult and contentious issue and a very professional and responsive and open way. but i think even those who may not be convinced of the merits of what we're talking about, i appreciate the professionalism and the openness with which she approaches all this. so, because of that she ha

he was fired in november. he also worked at a ballet school. >>> she is back in the headlines and back in hot water. tonight, the woman at the center of the wendy's chili finger case is in trouble with the law again. she hid her face from us when she went in the could you remember room. she spent four years in prison after lying about a receisevere finger in a chili bowl from wendy's. >> she has a history of manipulating the system. >> her son seen here was in court. police say he admitted he was lying about how he was shot. >>> he was hit with a 39-foot long section of steel track weighing 2,000 pounds and survived. a san jose man injured in a railroad construction accident is suing caltrans. he doesn't know if he will ever recover. he knows what happened to him cannot happen to anyone else. we have george in san jose. it has been four months since the accident, george. >> reporter: jose salazar used the word amazing several times. all he has been through and a coma, you can say is amazing. he was in a coma f

at that point in november of 2007, the phase one budget was 1.189 billion dollars. and it was based on a top-down construction approach where we would build the foundation systems for the transit center and the above grade portions for bus operations in the first phase of construction and in second phase of the program, in addition to constructing the dtx we would mine out the below grade levels of the transit center for rail operations. the phase one, base line budget and the cost estimates that under layed it were based on the design scheme developed by hok. which is very consistent wi

plans to start the removal process in november. once the spent fuel is removed it will be transferred to a pool built above ground. but the pool is not big now enough for all of the spent fuel. so there are plans to build a new facility that relies on titanium instead of water as a coolant. >> how long will it take to remove the fuel and dismantle the reactors? >> there are plans to remove all of the spent fuel by 2021. the next step, remove melted fuel from the reactors. the entire procedure will take until 2051. that is 40 years after the accident. >> what are the major obstacles? >> let me highlight the three major issues that must be at risk. the first is to develop robots that can operate under the high levels of radiation. the second is to make sure there are enough workers with sufficient skills to complete the job. the third is to dispose of radioactive materials, including water, debris and fuel. it's going to be a long journey. we need to keep a close eye on the work to make sure that the right steps are taken. and that i

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kumra was killed in a home invasion last november. fritz's brother is one of the three men charged in the case. another suspect prostitute, raven dixon has already been charged as an accessory. >>> on the peninsula today a gun buy-back event spear-headed by two bay area fathers is taking place this morning on the peninsula. menlo park protect our children has raised $30,000 for the event. people can exchange guns for money, no questions asked. roger lee and james cook have children in palo alto schools were deeply affected by the mass shooting in newtown, connecticut. they will connect guns from 10:00 this morning until 2:00 this afternoon. >>> those officers and fathers are not alone on calling for stricter gun control. dozens gathered at the corner of university and emerson in palo alto and organizing for action put that showing together. the group's message, protect your children, not the guns. >> rallies like this are an opportunity for people to get together for us to see by working together we can push our politicians for change

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but i believe that it was in november, the 5th, it was a permit issued for a demo of interior walls and removing of the suspended ceiling to comply with the notice of violation and the future will be under separate permit. and that did not go through the planning department it does not need to go through the planning department. so it is a permit application, maybe he did come in. >> mr. duffy, this scope of work normally probably would have been an over the counter. >> it is the over the counter. i don't know why unless, you know, some people think that like he indicated that he needed to aggregate the demo work plus the new ti work. >> some people start with the demo department and we have seen that earlier tonight. but some people start with the smaller part and move to the bigger one and expedites the thing but we like them to get the permit before they start the work it is better. in this case we got a complaint from someone in the building and i was just looking through the building history today. and have not been in that building since going back to 07 and then that as a matter

i did get a chance to go into the building the end of november and i was really in a state of shock. while i know it's going to take a long time to come up with a plan, i think while i'm not an architect or a professional preservationist, i think we need between rec and park and the art commission needs to go in and look at the west wall to make sure there's no more damage, it's really -- it really upset me when i saw the damage to the west wall of the mural there, so while the city's developing a long-term plan, i think there needs to be a short-term plan to make sure that there's no more damage to the murals, and also that rec and park will support the landmarks stat to make the mother's building a city landmark, although it was a national landmark, and we also need to look at the long-term goals so we make sure that what happens at the mother's building in coy tower doesn't have again and that we set up -- i've been talking to david chu's office for setting up a citizen's advisory committee or some type of committee that can work with the art commission at rec and park to help man

as a public supported media organization we are committed to this and in november we are celebrating american heritage indian month with special programs on our television channels including kqed and plus and world. many are provided by native american public television which is actually an organization that produces indian producers and countries with partnership with public television and radio, so it's a fantastic organization and they have shared a lot of unique programs with us. two highlights are racing the redses, a rare view into reservation life homeland, native americans in the armed forces. you will get to meet the four local heroes. that's the term we like to use and people in the community that wins a award that is very special and i think it's important to thank the city of san francisco for hosting this event. -- plawz. thank you. this is really quite a beautiful space and honor to be standing at the base of the stair case and this incredible rotunda and i want to thank the dancers and singers and drummers for sharing their heritage with us and just adds to this specia

no 12-145, abolfath hosseinioum, 965 mission street, appealing the imposition of the penalty on november 6, 2012, for construction work done without a permit. application number, 2012/11/05/3563. the matter is on for today. you can begin with seven minutes to present your case. >> good evening, president. and good evening commissioners and good evening. >> could you speak into the mic? >> yes. good evening, everybody. >> and so my name is abolfath, hosseinioum and i am the owner of 965 and i am here for the notice that was issued for demolition work that the permit was in process, but not issued. and this work, the scope of the work is moving some interior non-bearing walls and some suspended ceiling for the future ti work. i have applied many months before starting the job. pardon me, i submitted my application and i had every intention to get the permit to complete the job. and since the ti work was not 100 percent in place, and we did not have secured any tenant and so there was some issues that the plans for the application was supposed to be completed and so that was the reason the

at that point in november of 2007, the phase one budget was 1.189 billion dollars. and it was based on a top-down construction approach where we would build the foundation systems for the transit center and the above grade portions for bus operations in the first phase of construction and in second phase of the program, in addition to constructing the dtx we would mine out the below grade levels of the transit center for rail operations. the phase one, base line budget and the cost estimates that under layed it were based on the design scheme developed by hok. which is very consistent with the program configuration of the current design, but was a different scheme architectly and it did not provide for the park and that was the basis for the initial estimates that went into the design competition as well as the initial phase one budget. >> the initial phase one budget, carried escalation rates of 3 and a half percent per annum and construction costs and we had done an fta process to establish the levels of contingentcy in the budget at that time and looking at comme

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the dredging window for dredging closes on november 30th and they dredged up until the end, they had very complicated dredging sequence and their dredging contracts were not approved until the end of august so they're out there and removing sand right up until the end. when we realized we had this extra, about 2400 cubic yards yards of stand that needed to be removed, we applied for a permit and we were denied, there's herring, spawning in the area and dredging is very detrimental to their spawning and habitat during this time of the year, so there's a section of sand there that's left, but we have to come back next year anyway and we're already taking steps to try to get an early dredge approval and get our contract in place so they can come in as early as april, take out that sand as well as taking out any additional sand that accumulates between now and then for a long-term. . inger there's another piece to this where floating break water, once the floating break water is installed, that that will relieve some of the treasure from the sand coming in. is that -- >> we have modeling

the richmond city council approved that development deal in november. it will be finished in july. >> that is right around the corner. let's get a check of the weather. >> good to be here. right sunshine. tomorrow, we are starting to pick up on features and our atmosphere that could come together and bring a little snow. let's get to it. let's start with a time lapse we have from damascus. look at that coating of snow they have. a picked up about an inch and a half. they had a little snow. we could see another coating again tomorrow and into tomorrow night. temperatures are not far off from average. 45 in the district. hagerstown 39. gaithersburg at 39. that is the result of having snow packed on the ground. here is our overall pattern. we have a series of cold fronts off to our west. they will push through late tomorrow. they will drop our temperatures for the weekend. it will be much colder. we will go from 50 degrees back down to the 30's for highs this weekend. as we transition into colder air and the fronts move through, it could produce a low pres

>>> i just joined the veterans organization in november. they meet tuesday of each month, i can't think of their name. they're in the war memorial building. >> um-hm. >>> and i'm really just learning about them. they seem to be a big -- it's a big group. i've met over there twice. and from what i'm hearing, it's like an advocacy group, you know. it's like they go out and they march, you know, and they petition, show up for the board of supervisors. >> the folk that are applying -- just want to make sure you all know. >>> i was over there twice. this is why i'm not too familiar with all that they do, but they're a fiery group of people that fight for veterans causes. and that's the only thing. i'm also a member of the memorial organization that the other gentleman spoke to, but that's more or less just having fun at events. but the -- to get to the core of your question, it's that group that i have joined. i am somewhat reluctant because i don't know how much participation i'm going to do with it. i still work for the city. i work for the co

i'm going to turn back the clock a few days to george's birthday which is november 24th. and i'm going to remember that and i'm going to celebrate that and i'm going to memorialize that for the rest of my life. i'm going to ask my mother gina to remember the day that george asked her to marry him. i'm going to ask my sister rebecca what it was like to play tennis with dad, competing with him to win game, set and match. i'll ask jennifer what it was like to go to the opera with him. or chris how he and dad shared a love of talent, love and talent for basketball, making them heroes, if not studs on and off the courts. i'm going to remember the nights george took me to my first r-rated movie, the longest yard, the original one. or when he bought an alpha romeo much to the delight of his children and ire of his wife. our vacations of sea ranch and houses with primer color doors, [speaker not understood] where we skinny dip as a family. i'm going to remember the night george when the mayoral election and we rode up portola and my father extended his arms out as if he owned thi