determine their base line health, and then enroll them in prenatal care which occurs over the next 9 onthsoup prenatal care is designed to give women the opportunity to bond during their pregnancy with other women that have similar due dates. our doctors here are family doctors. they are able to help these women deliver their babies at the hospital, at general hospital. we also have the wic program, which is a program that provides food vouchers for our families after they have their children, up to age 5 they are able to receive food vouchers to get milk and cereal for their children. >> it's for the city, not only our clinic, but the city. we have all our children in san francisco should have insurance now because if they are low income enough, they get medical. if they actually have a little more assets, a little more income, they can get happy family. we do have family who come outside of our neighborhood to come on our clinic. one thing i learn from our clients, no matter how old they are, no matter how little english they know, they know how to get to chinatown, meaning they know how

tuesday, another slight chance for a shower, and then we turn the faucet off and bring onthe sunshine and warmer temperatures friday and saturday. >> ama: so a nice break before it heats up again. >> ama: mother's day a little early for one a's play. >> home run derby for the a's no matter what is wrong, if you mom shows up you want to impress sir. session met desdisjudd that his mom pimped for cuba, -- mom pitched for cuba, came from florida to see her son play in the fifth, cespedes launches the two-run blast for his mom. a's up 4-1 and put a smile on mom's face. lyle overbay, the single to center. two runs score. all of a sudden we're tied. a's bree gain the lead in the eighth josh donaldson. see ya. a towering shot to left. a's back on top. now in the ninth. yankees threatening with a tying run at second but grant balfour gets the job done, facing vernon wells. got im. ins the game. a's take two of three from the yankees, 54 the final. >> the ice, sharks hosting the canucks with a 2-0 series lead. san jose stole home ice advantage in vancouver and hope to keep it going tonight. va

tuesday, another slight chance for a shower, and then we turn the faucet off and bring onthe sunshine and warmer temperatures friday and saturday. >> ama: so a nice break before it heats up again. >> ama: mother's day a little early for one a's play. >> home run derby for the a's no matter what is wrong, if you mom shows up you want to impress sir. session met desdisjudd that his mom pimped for cuba, -- mom pitched for cuba, came from florida to see her son play in the fifth, cespedes launches the two-run blast for his mom. a's up 4-1 and put a smile on mom's face. lyle overbay, the single to center. two runs score. all of a sudden we're tied. a's bree gain the lead in the eighth josh donaldson. see ya. a towering shot to left. a's back on top. now in the ninth. yankees threatening with a tying run at second but grant balfour gets the job done, facing vernon wells. got im. ins the game. a's take two of three from the yankees, 54 the final. >> the ice, sharks hosting the canucks with a 2-0 series lead. san jose stole home ice advantage in vancouver and hope to keep it going tonight. va

. >> my name is brian o'neal and i have concerned in particular effe onthe hospital california pacific. now i notice on page 5 that this was originally called a hospital lot and i don't know the history behind this, but if the hospital will gain in anyway through the building of the new hospital and then the change of the property value here, i am definitely opposed to this. i was recently jailed after protesting supervisor wiener's policy on nudity and kept in jail for 8 months. supervisor wiener is more concerned with covering our fannies. i also noticed that lieutenant governor news son with bradley manning also u.s. army supporting the inclusion of manning in the pride marshall. i am right now spent almost an entire day california pacific trying to get medical support since i have been convicted of child molestation and i have been followed. these are the effect of your legislation and i suggest that also california pacific should not benefit from this. they do the least amount of charitable work in the city and i have not been able to get proper medical care from them. thank you.

forced out by protests a few .onths ago, half the worlds of birds and animals are threatened by climate change. the final result of pakistan's historical election not elected -- expected till monday. amram conn's justice party said farewell. the big loser in this election is the president's pakistan people's party. the chief election commissioner has the air of a man whose job was still -- well done. this largest exercise in pakistani democracy. more than 50 million people casting their votes. >> the percentage of voting is very high. this is what i call him harm is of the people. a public show of strength -- empowerment of the people. a public show of strength. after being driven from office by the army on two previous occasions, this time he will get to complete his five-year term. it was a satisfying for -- victory over the pakistan's people's party. but emerging in this election, a third force in pakistani politics, imram khan's movement for justice for pti may only have come second in the polls. we have moved forward now. the democratic process is moving forward. most of all, from

onthe first time any meeting syria takes place in neighboring jordan and expects to lay the groundwork of an important conference next month. u.s. secretary of state john kerry said he will not repeat he had a message loading with warnings for president bashar al-assad. >> in the event we cannot find that way forward, in the events that the assad regime is unwilling to negotiate geneva i in good faith, will also talk about our continued and growing support for the opposition in order to permit them to continue to be able to fight for the freedom of their country. initiative hass support, the sticking point is whether president assad will be part of it. >> is the longstanding view of the united kingdom that assad needs to go, and we have never been able to see any solution which involves him staying. >> for syria, the meeting was a provocation. in rare statement, the ambassador called it a couple friends of syria meeting -- a full of friends of syria meeting. >> this is something to be decided by the syrian people, not by the american or british foreign ministers. >> according to syrian

we had a little onthe coast, i know pescadero or pesky as nancy calls it was socked in and there was some there that is all gone, cool lows mid-40s this morning under clear skies, temperatures though have warmed up now and as we like to say the coast is clear except there, everything is changing, this low is moving out, temperatures at noon now in the 70s. they have been held in check here for the longest time, 77 antioch, 77 there, livermore low 70s, that is in there, i have seen 62 to 64 in san francisco and 76 at the airport, still a westerly breeze though for most. i mean there is an onshore breeze, we call it that because it is westerly wind and still gusting up at 20 miles an hour but clear top to bottom, here is a beautiful day, those are your temperatures in those areas, bookends 89 vegas and also palm springs, high pressure building in so today we start that warm up, sunny and warmer, coast is clear but still fresh, 70s, 80s for many locations, those are your temperatures in those areas, the usual suspects warming up the fastest here or the most. 60s on the coast with sunshi

slips onthe milk and looks like he smashes his face. >> this whole gallon smashing thing started with some brothers and a cousin from virginia. remember these pranks we had the videos on the show. those individuals went viral. they're credited with starting this whole internet craze. if you remember their action led to them facing charges because of this silly prank. >> people are still doing this. i thought it was over with. >> hopefully this video will be the official end to these videos because this guy, if he did, in fact, break his jaw this is an example of what can happen not only to the people pulling the prank but other people at the supermarket. >> what happened? do we know if he did break his jaw? >> pretty short video, only 8 seconds long. don't know what happened but looks like a heavy impact. >>> it's that time, that video real or fake? >> ebaum is doing it every week. >> this week big time real or fake. >> are you kidding me? this looks like a woman at a party getting ready to drink a beer with her ear. >> three videos, one question. see what's real and what's fake next.

in 2002, i moved to the san francisco city attorney's office, where r work onthe trial team, doing trials for th city and doing my own cases and supervising a team of attorneys as well. another huge issue confronting the city is the deferred maintenance on our infrastructure. we have a lot of infrastructure that has been deteriorating because we have not maintained it properly, from our roads to our sewer system to muni. we need to be much more diligent about maintaining our infrastructure. i have been interested in politics since i was a kid. i have worked on campaigns since i was a teenager. i was involved in campaigning against senator jesse helms when i was in college. when i came out here i was not initially involved politically. i was involved in community work, helping to build the lgbt community, doing neighborhood work, and i eventually started doing campaigns and gradually got more involved in democratic party politics. ultimately, in 2004, i ran for the democratic county central committee and ended up chairing the committee. it was a gradual process for me. by the time i starte

. >> yes, general, in the mou it does address the ground portion but the focus of effort is mainly onthe aviation side but it is built in there for the ground side if necessary. >> i just want to say in 2008 we did activate hand crews to fight fires and we've identified soldiers throughout the state to respond if needed. they've got the tools that they need, the boots and all that cached and available. it's really just a matter of getting the call and being ready to go. >> i was going to end with general myat. i know we've trained soldiers to do that kind of thing. after the colorado fires just recently they did put a lot of soldiers that trained, so we do still have that program who can do that if the need warrants. any other questions from out there before i turn it over to general myat? let me thank our panel here. >> thank you. (applause). as we leave here today, we need to keep the ball moving forward. we can't -- i think most of us all here would agree, we really can't prevent the next disaster from happening. but by building the partnerships that we are here today and will continu

onthe entertainment is free fridays in belvedere square. ava marie, wbal-tv 11 news. seven monthsn since super storm sandy has destroyed much of the jersey shore. >> danielle leigh has more. now walk on t fresh wood of boardwalks, just finished in time for summer. ande borrowed some money put some of your own funds up anspent all winter rebuilding. open.avorite is back just down the coast, crews finished sending new tables -- sanding new tables as restaurants prepared to open. from the boardwalk to the mix of homes, many have been refurbished and are available for rent. rental stock is down anywhere from 5% to 90%. demand is down, too. >> it will not be the best we ever had but i think we'll be ok. >> seaside heights is missing the iconic roller-coaster. >> i do not know how it's going to be. bittersweeter is a time to build new memories. regulus say that sandy will not change their travel plans this summer. that is good news for people re hoping to make up for lost business. nielle leigh, wbal-tv 11 news. >> now weather and traffic together on the 1's. >> let's bring

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they could cut back onth easing policy this summer. it's actually word from the fed helping out our numbers this morning. taking a look at where we start the day. the futures indicating a higher opening across the board. dow, nasdaq, and s & p posting losses yesterday. but again it looks like a pretty good opening. microsoft cofounder bill gates the richest man in the world. he regained that battle. the stocks have 28% so far this year. he's been second on the list of global billionaires. carlos of mexico. the previous number one has seen his shares of the cell phone carrier drop 14% this year. >> i think he will be okay. >> i k large sculptures rising at san francisco christie field. what inspired this art work and when you can get a close look at them. >>> abercrombie and fitch in the cross hairs of the new film. >>> a los angeles film maker wants to change the image of abercrombie and finch and -- abercrombie and fitch and he wants your support. >> which is ironic because he looks like this. >> greg carter has recorded himself passi

red cross is onthe scene render -- on the scene rendering aid to the family.ire investigators continue to comb through the home looking for any hotspots. >> more breaking news. another early morning fire in the east bay. crews are in the oakland hills making sure they have a brushfire completely out. this is video of the fire on skyline boulevard high in the hills burning near the sunset trails at joaquin miller park. firefighters were called before 2:00 a.m., calling a second alarm and asked for traffic control but they have released crews. now, we will take a look at the scene, you can see the flames are out, firefighters obviously are still in, and the timber and assure there are no flare-ups. if you are headed through the area, leave early as traffic along the skyline is expected to be impacted. >> we have breaking news from dallas, where f.b.i.s -- firefighters are battling a six alarm fire at a condo complex. some have had to be recused. a firefighter is missing. no word on what sparked the massive blaze. >> new safety and conduct future bay to breakers

. >>> meanwhile the firefighters are onthe house fire for the 200 block in san francisco right now. and that's in the south town area. they started in the garage at the home at about 7:30 this morning as the house has been seeing the smoke and water damage and they will have the flames under control within an hour. no one was hurt and no word yet on what might have caused at fire. >>> and our weather forecast for them today. do be aware of the possibility of the rain drops for tomorrow. >> yeah, but a lot going on today. it will be in the 60s for the bay area with partly cloudy skies. and hey if you are out in the east bay for them and the art and wind festival. we'll have some winds. the giants are playing in the city here today. cool and breezy. you have a big game plan as they pointed out. mostly cloudy and the showers are possible for tomorrow. temperatures in the 60s for monday and back in the city, 68 today. next weekend we'll be in the 80s. >> we could think warm. >> the wind, that will be san ramon. >> yes, a long time ago when i mentioned it. all right, i'm out of here. >>

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onthing he said that really rang true was when he said the legislative process is like rolling a peanutphill by your nose. you got to keep your head down and just keep goinging. >> no, no. melissa: who, maybe that slipped out. these guys, am i openly one so frustrated, they don't do anything!. >> i consider that statement innsitive to ppople with peanut allergies and also he said --. melissa: that's true. >> founders, founders created it that way. the founders make legislating deliberative. melissa: yeah. >> they are lazy and shiftless and they have not been doing their basic job which is to pass a budget in four years. come on. >> you even have, just today they were considering the internet tax. melissa: right. >> fairness tax to level the playing field between retail businesses terrestrial businesses and online businesses. there are a lot of republicans including conservative economists including art laff, supporting the bill. this is not technically raising taxes. these are taxes you should be paying anyway. sales tax you should be paying, you just don't. even then they can't get rep

involved somehow with the main suspect in the boston bombing dzhokar tsarnaev, and so th basically ke th onthe immigration charges until they could build a case that would at least give them some idea of what role they might have played. it's important toll realize that the role they played was after the bombing not before it. it appears what they did was tried to help their college friend. >> ifill: let's walk through the events in boston it said they intentionally obstructed justice. how did they do that allegedly? >> there are two things we think happened according to the criminal complaint. the first is that when they first saw the photographs that were released of the suspects, suspect number two is who authorities believe is dzhokar tsarnaev, the one with the white hat. when they first saw that picture they actually texted him and said, "hey dude that looks like you." and he wrote back "lol." when they realized it was him they went to his dorm room and found a backpack with fireworks emptied of their powder and vasoline in the backpack and eye university assignment. they grabbed the back

issue that no one in washington thought we could get near of imi resolution.ne at flip the script onthe immigration reform. what has happened there?s going right ry one put they cannot fall down but foley that consensus yet.l so you see on the right and su the left, i'm not sure. hi o that is really what i think the new dynamic is and swe i use the term loosely can really find that sweet spotp or the point* that says iut par know you have to give upr than something and i have to care about something it is not about party other than that but people. that sweet spot maybe to the right or the left but it is in that area with the peoplentlu want us to be. hard we get there and that cities in germany should pay attention to see whether the whiten these house, senate, congress can find that on the complicatederge issues as we have begun to see on gun-control. >> the only thing is i wouldhe , we both agree on the republican party.max uc >> the conservative but this thing is happening in both parties but the democratsnd have lost their conservative and moderate -- moderate members also i was in

like theyse, it looks got a fairly long period of time -- not necessarily two entire .onth, but severaleeks in an enormousg amount of stuff. host: julian sanchez writes about technology, privacy, civil liberty issues for the cato institute. in your opinion as members of congress look at this, what questions should they demand answers from the justice department going forward. an ongoing is investigation. we saw on wednesday that attorney holder had not recused himself, did not want to talk about an ongoing investigation, it may be a while before we can get any particular answers about this case. certainly what we shall want to know is in any other records were obtained -- not just phone records, but federal regulations governing this really specifically talk about subpoenas for telephone toll records. we should ask -- well, they went very broadly with phone records. could they try to get other kinds of records? internet records? web browsing? journalists today do a lot of their interactions through internet communications, not just making phone calls. maybe more importantly, we ought to

sullivan said the activity in any couple of onths, the exact activity. me? you hear >> yes. >> a couple of questions. ow long is this long term rare of busy hurricane activity supposed to decphont you said it started in 1995. do you see an toned that at some point? >> the primary pattern that sets up this active phase typically runs 25 to 40 years and this one was established or set up by about 1995 so out ward from there. >> a couple more questions. >> let's do one more. there are other folks waiting for questions. >> did you slightly change the cone of uncertainty there at the center this year. did you make it closer, a little thinner, is that true? >> stand by. >> we'll have to get back to you than question. we'll call you after the news conference. >> we'll follow up offline on hat. > thank you very much. i wonder if you could unpack the 10 to 15% improvement you're expecting between the super computers and the new radar data. is there some aspect of the forecast that is likely to see the greatest improvement in that overall number maybe for a given peri

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we try to give people more time onthe letters we acted immediately. we tried to give them more time. >> he responded to the letter on april 26. you did not bother to ask if anything was wrong before you chose to respond to our obligations. on march 26 with assurances nothing was wrong, you did not even wait to hear back on the team investigating the allegations. you chose to respond without the information. >> no, i responded to the questions asked. they were responded to correctly and truthfully. >> this is a letter i talked about earlier we asked specifically about whether there was political targeting. .ou send a team to investigate the team takes six weeks. respondent april 26, a week before you heard back from them. he did not bother to get the report from the mentored responded. is that accurate? >> i answered the questions asked. i answered them truthfully. but he did not bother to check -- >> you ddid not bother to check. based on only individualized consideration. no political criteria whatsoever. we have learned the ig report says that -- sa

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