official. -- or exhausted their complete with a city or state official. >> i just want to remind everyone, 67.30c, which is where the ethics commission has the jurisdiction to hear cases that we sent to you for enforcement. i think the plain language of that is very clear, that it is in our purview to hold hearings about complaints that are brought to us, and we have a very lengthy process for doing this. then when we decide the order has not been complied with, after all of this time and effort, we refer these cases to you for enforcement. i guess this does not seem to specify whether it is willful or not willful, or a city official or the head of a commission, so forth. >> following up on that, how do you read a 67.30c, the provision you were talking about, where you would get the task force seeking referrals to the ethics commission for nine willful violations -- non-willful violations? how does that interplay with 67.35d that we were just talking about in terms of a person being able to come before the ethics commission, but only if action is not taken by a city or state official? how

and of course, i join here as part of an official city family. thank you for being here.ervisors carmen chu, jane kim, and eric mar. our elected officials, jeff adachi, the public defender, the recorder assessor, hydra mendoza, and emily murase. we're also thankful for the chief of police, thank you. i would like to also acknowledges someone that has been a very special friend of mine, someone that has given me a lot of support and advice over the years. and also someone who has not missed one of these asian pacific heritage month associations, mayor willie brown. >> this evening, we are celebrating our communities from all over the world. i am so lucky to be the mayor of an international city. we talked a lot about diversity, but we also celebrates in so many ways. it is marvelous to hear the names of all these council generals from all around the world. we also have some invaluable participants that represent the city relations. from osaka, singapore, shanghai, taipei, and seoul, korea. they're working with our offices and communities to promote education, trade, allow

occupied, but we're not as well equipped to handle these things and we do the best we can >> city officials have been adjusting their message to route the week. initially the city cited western wear to under $50 for having a board with graffiti covering their smashed windows >> i got a letter from the city about the graffiti citation that we had after the vandalism and they actually cleaned off >> mayor ed lee called them personally and denounce the violence in an interview yesterday >> even the voices from the person throwing bricks, there hoodlums and i will not even associate them with any legitimate group >> today the city says the mayor will be changing police protocol for future protests but says he will not release exact details to the public. the d.a. met with business owners today and says that if police can catch the vandals he will prosecute >> we support the right of people to demonstrate peacefully. we do not support violence and we do not support the destruction of property of innocent people >> and the d.a. also wanted to point out a web site, we pay dot com, a grass-roots ef

same legal standard is applied that the city attorney has advised the commission must be applied in every single case where there has been a complaint of officialconduct in the history of the commission, and that is, and i read from a memo by a city attorney who was the chief deputy to the city attorney, and this was in a case where the commissioners were unanimous in their findings of the facts, but we were advised that we could take no action unless we found a violation of a charter or city ordinance relating to campaign finance, lobbying, conflicts of interest, or governmental ethics has been violated. under these circumstances, the regulations make clear that no further action shall be taken on a complaint unless a specific violation of a specific ordinance or charter provision that the ethics commission in forces has been found. thank you. [applause] >> good evening, commissioners. i am a former inmate of this county jail. i am now reformed. i am a pastor. i am a district 5 residents. as you can see, i am an african- american male. i am a father. all of these are things we fight every day, but i want to stand here and ask for the ethics of

and of course, i join here as part of an official city family. thank you for being here.ervisors carmen chu, jane kim, and eric mar. our elected officials, jeff adachi, the public defender, the recorder assessor, hydra mendoza, and emily murase. we're also thankful for the chief of police, thank you. i would like to also acknowledges someone that has been a very special friend of mine, someone that has given me a lot of support and advice over the years. and also someone who has not missed one of these asian pacific heritage month associations, mayor willie brown. >> this

. >> you're parking your official city vehicle blocking a fire pump? you ought to be ashamed of yourself. you're supposed to enforce the law, not violate the law. are you allowed to park within 15 feet of a fire hydrant in new york city? >> yes. >> you are? so you don't even know the laws. >> get out of my face, please. >> jimmy's not surprised he catches these agents with his camera, twice. first at a fire hydrant and then at a bus stop. but when they pull their official vehicle up to another hydrant -- >> ooh, it's a fire hydrant. oh, my. >> a third violation? he's seen enough. >> she's in there writing a summons to someone else when she commits a violation with her own official city vehicle. what a shame. shame on you! it just shows the systematic abuse of authority. that's why i do what i do. that's why i make these videos, because i'm trying to change the system. >>> coming up -- >> get out of my face, man. >> danger ahead. a department of education employee tries to teach jimmy justice a lesson. >> stop. >> and playing with fire. >> you ought to

. >> she's got to be the most popular city official -- >> she leads all the public officials. she's up there. >> thanks, tom. >>> we're keeping an eye on another round of showers out there. doug, some of us are getting some much-needed rain, huh? >> oh, very much-needed rainfall happening out there right now. and even some heavier downpours happening right now. you can actually see two license of precipitation. one of them down to the south. this line down here towards southern st. mary's county and

. >> city officials say this job is going to take until at least the end of the month. look for closures and changes, so you better just keep up with what is going on on the jones falls. city officials say additional lanes must be close to get the repair work done. the excavation that is just guarding is in the left lane, but the grouting is going to be in the middle and the right lanes. all three lanes are being affected by this process. >> you have no choice but to close. >> exactly. >> commuters have adjusted to the lane closures for the most part. complete closure on the j.f.x. will be done from 10:00 p.m. until 4:00 a.m. beginning on thursday. >> it starts thursday night it 10:00 until 4:00 in the morning. it will be every night. there is going to be drilling to inject route, which is basically concrete. >> this is how the traffic will be diverted. during the closure, northbound traffic will be detoured onto the north avenue-28 streak exit. motorists should continue left and left on 29th street back to the northbound j.f.x. there will be southbound closures as well.

. >> are we going to see fast cars in city officials are hoping the third time's the charm to run the grand prix race. they will be the third to take charge. back in february the city approved a contract with another company but city officials decided to move on. a new state park is in the works on kent island. state officials bought 75 acres of waterfront and. now they're looking at ideas to plan the park. people who live in the area got to give their two cents. so far ideas include trails, even building a center for waterman. >>> sheriffs have made an arrest in the shooting in edge wood. jamar jefferson is charged with second-degree murder. it happened on tuesday night. two people were shot. a third person was taken to the hospital by family members. all three were in stable condition and the shooting is still under investigation but the sheriff's office says they believe this was over some kind of an argument. >>> horrible few days on the roads. this one is in glen burnie war a man was killed when -- where a man was killed when his car hit the road -- left the road and hit a tree.

it all boils down to the point where eight city officials may discriminatory comments about our -- asy officials made it discriminatory comments about our community. and these comments were very frightening to community members to get it showed my community as a very scary community. we felt that we were second- class student -- citizens and we have lost some of our dignity and human rights. it has not been an easy road for the members of this coalition to get together. before this work, i had never set foot in city hall two years ago. i had never had the opportunity to work with such a broad based group of grass-roots community organizations. asian-american communities, latino communities, african- american communities, and different communities here in san francisco. it has been a great and i opening experience for me. at the member of the community, i am thankful and proud of the many organizations that have come together in support of this. i am thankful and proud that san francisco has come together to speak for human-rights. i want to thank the council for their help in this str

federal, state, county, or city statute does not have level of impeccable moral character that is necessary to exercise that kind of judgment as a top law-enforcement official. so i recognize that mr. mirkarimi has many years of service to the city, and i thank him for that, but i do not believe that he is that as our top law-enforcement official because of this character judgment issue, and i think he will have a chance to rebuild, but if, in fact, he admits to breaking a law of california, that he has violated the official misconduct statute of the city charter. thank you. >> good evening. my name is tammy bryant, and i did not come here prepared to testify because i did not know we would have that chance, so i am grateful. i am here to support share of mirkarimi and to urge you to dismiss these charges for a glaring lack of evidence that any misconduct occurred. i stand before you as the mother of three survive to domestic violence two decades ago. i know what domestic violence is. i am a constituent who worked closely with shared mirkarimi, and with his leadership, we significantly reduced the incidence of young homicide and violence because of the way

the group picked by city officials has not started to market the event or even sell tickets. alls to indycar representatives were not returned to 11 news. baltimore city police are giving high school students a behind- the-scenes look at the inner operations of the police department. today hosted 75 students were police orientation day. their goal is to educate students on what it takes to be a police officer, detective, or investigator. it will give 20 students a chance to become a baltimore police cadet. it is that the 600 block of fayette street. >> a british parliamentary committee today issued a scathing report on rupert murdoch and the phone hacking scandal of news international. it blamed the culture of the critics lay the blame squarely at murdoch's the. it accused rupert and his son james murdock of willful blindness. murdoch has blamed the scandal on the editor of the news of the world at the time. >> 2000 people will be lacing up their sneakers this sunday to take part in maryland's half marathon. >> organizers hope to topple milestone with donations. coming up, the

. >>> city officials the roar of indycar engines will still go up. michael andretti has signed on to help manage the event in baltimore. they will arrange sponsorships, p.r., hospitality, and ticket sales. they are also responsible for the track. >> it is an exceptional deal with a good promoter. you have a legitimate chance of success at this point. >> the new plan insures the race will be held in baltimore for the next five years. a 10% tax will be placed on each ticket sold. the money will be put into an account. the newly formed group agrees to pay a flat fee of three and $50,000 to the city. the fee increases by $25,000 each year. it would also provide $50,000 each year in community impact fees, which include cleaning and greening. there is a base of return of $1 million each year. the may audit the records at any time. they go to the board for approval on may 16. >>> the debate over same-sex marriage has become a hot topic. president obama's personal stance, supporting the issue, will play well in los angeles. he is appearing at a sold-out fund

ahead from city officials. but despite its disappointing stock performance since going public 10 days ago. alan wang is live in menlo park where not everyone is supportive of this plan. >> as big as the plan is to expand facebook, the decision was hung up on an argument over a street corner in neighboring aterring ton. >> we are here because we are concerned the eir from the facebook expansion project is unsatisfactory. >> cityish ifs marched -- city officials marched in to complain about a proposed second left hand turn lane at the corner of marsh and middle field road. it would accommodate the potential traffic congestion from the project, but atherton said it would be unsafe. >> one of the things we had indicated was you under estimated the traffic by 25%. >> facebook wants to expand the existing 57-acre campus and build a new 22-acre campus on the other side of bay front expressway with a tunnel connecting both campuses. it could add 600 facebook employees on top of the 3,500. but the potential traffic back

facebook wants to add thousands of people and square footage and tonight got the go ahead from city officials. but despite its disappointing stock performance since going public 10 days ago. alan wang is live in menlo park where not everyone is supportive of this plan. >> as big as the plan is to expand facebook, the decision was hung up on an argument over a street corner in neighboring aterring ton. >> we are here because we are concerned the eir from the facebook expansion project is unsatisfactory. >> cityish ifs marched -- city officials marched in to complain about a proposed second left hand turn lane at the corner of marsh and middle field road. it would accommodate the potential traffic congestion from the project, but atherton said it would be unsafe. >> one of the things we had indicated was you under estimated the traffic by 25%. >> facebook wants to expand the existing 57-acre campus and build a new 22-acre campus on the other side of bay front expressway with a tunnel connecting both campuses. it could add 600 facebook employees on top of the 3,500. but the potential traffic bac

if the city officials are not doing their jobs why don't you replace them ? good question. i bet anyone in here can do a better job than those fools in city hall. sure. how about mayor brashov ? or superintendent rivera ? or councilman washington ? wait a minute. why is that so crazy ? well, because-- well, it's just that-- i don't know. why is that so crazy ? what are you talking about victor ? i have no political experience. yes, but you were a manager with the post office. - you care about people. - and you are an excellent chess player. i have no experience operating a political campaign. - we could all help. - definitely. - yes, absolutely. well, thanks for your vote of confidence. but i'd rather continue reading my newspaper and drinking my coffee. speaking of which. i can smell the meat loaf cooking from here. it just needs your final touch. i hope you don't want any water to drink with your dinner. at $30,000 a month, i'm thinki champagne would be much cheaper. don't get me started, carol. i've had it up to here with this city. yeah, me too. you won't believe this, b

earlier this year, 18 neighbors complained to city officials who declared the place a nuisance. a next door neighbor says he tried to get police to do something because most of the neighborhood was afraid. >> their response is, what do you want us to do? have you seen them selling dope? have you got proof, photographs? they can't do anything until we have absolute proof. >> now the home's residence must follow strict -- now the home's residents must follow strict conditions or be evicted. >>> in a rare move oakland police chief jordan met privately this week with parents of a high school student shot and killed by police. he told the parents he was sorry the family was forced to wait for hours for information the day the teen was stopped. may 6th, officers stopped the man they say he ran and was shot after he allegedly pointed a gun at police. last weekend 100 people protested his death with a march to the mall police substation where the parents demanded answers. >>> this morning a huge marijuana growing operation that authorities say was run by a father and son team is out of

. >> city officials say this city has earmarked $250,000 to restore those. >>> attorney representing the wife of san francisco sheriff fought to keep video of her from being played at an epics commission hearing. the attorney for lopez argued the video is private and should not be made public. the video shows lopez as playing a groove arguing with her husband. a judge is expected to rule on this issue next week. the commission begins testimony in about one movant to determine permanently lose his job. he pleaded guilty to misdemeanor assault. >> the underwear bomb plot took a new turn. the proposed terrorists in that plot was cia operative. officials say the informant was working for the cia and said arabia and delivered advice to authorities. they created the device and planned to use the bomb to blow up a plane bound for u.s. secretary said today the bomb was under control and that no plane was ever at any risk. >>> the management of well- known bay area lake is creating waves. the room is what lies beneath the surface. >> how do you know if that organic produce is actually organic

more than a decade after a terror attack brought down new york city's twin towers, work reached a milestone. one world trade center, is officially the city's tallest building. crews installed the beam on the 100th floor lifting the tower. it's expected to reach 1776 feet high when it is finished and that's expected in 2014. >>> the governor formed a task force after the trayvon martin case gained national attention, the teen was shot and killed by a member of a neighborhood watch group and walking to his dad's fiance's house in february. george zimmerman is charged with murder. >>> a man used robocalls to suppress black voter turnout during the 2010 election. julius henson is charged with attempting to diffuse voter's attention. the calls went out to 110,000 voters in baltimore and pg&e counties. >>> police are searching for three men who broke in to the a home near the college park campus, stole money and drugs. three current and two former students live in the home. it was hit before 1:00. three masked men came through the open door. one of the residents called 911. take a listen. >> i woke up to one of them walking in my room

facebook wants to add thousands of people and square footage and tonight got the go ahead from city officials going since going public 10 days ago. alan wang is in menlo in menlo park where not everyone is supportive of this plan. >> as big as the plan is to expand facebook, the decision was hung up on an argument over a street corner in neig >> we ar ton. >> we are here because we are concerned the eir from the facebook expansion project is unsatisfactory. >> cityish ifs marched -- city officials marched in to complain about a proposed second left hand turn lane at the corner and and middle field road. it would accommodate the potential traffic congestion from the project, but atherton said it would be unsafe. >> one of the things we had indicated was you under estimated the traffic by 25%. >> facebook wants to expand the existing 57-acre campus and build a new 22-acre campus on the other side of bay front expressway with a tunnel connecting both causes. it could add 600 facebook employees on top of the 3,500. but the potential traffic back up into neighboring atherton could have them diewlg

far, it is quiet what lot officials and city officials are hoping for. y canceled the downtown parade. however thousands are still expected to come down to celebrate cinco de mayo law enforcement and city officials and sheriff's department is going to beef up patrols. is important to maintain a presence. if anything happens? they will be in place. they want to be in a position to be about to react quickly. as today progresses more and more people are coming down to the downtown area. you spoke to the businesses. i am in santa clara between first and second. i've not seen any sign of any businesses boarding up. >>isabel: the anti-gang task force is also going to be out. they were hoping that they could keep things calm. >>jackie: actually they did some mitigation and prep they told some gang members and asked them to get out of town for the weekend. they tried to work with them. perhaps that would be helpful to reduce the amount of tension in the air. the gang force isn't actively involved. along with the police department, they -- are actively involved. >