i would like to make some comments in regards to the parker said cryochick. it was pointed out that this project was different from many other projects. it was pointed out that the growth is good, in this project was different from others in the sense that people actually live in this area, whereas in the other areas, treasurer island or mission bay, bayview hunters point projects, or even in the old days, the western area, people did not live there. now, this project is one to be undertaken for a period of 20 and 30 years, and can you imagine if you, yourself, or your family lived in this area with the construction noises for that long period of time? i do not think that many people could tolerate that. in effect, this project will be victimizing of the people who live there. i believe. another thing, all of this pie in the sky free money and whether the benefits will be developed meant, one wonders if all of these units are needed. in the 2010 census, there were over 31,000 vacant units in the city now. that does not mean that they are all available, but a

introduce you to the end parker san francisco native heading to ucla but first he end parker san francisco heading to ucla but first he was busy dunking on me. sports spa. >> abc 7 news at 11 elaborate tattoo that solved a cold case murder and why the teenager faked pregnancy for months. mother and principal approval. those stories and more for you coming up in an hour on 7 news at 11:00 over on channel 7. but larry here with all the sports. >> giants are back home but only for a brief respite. they got home from a week long road trip. spend the weekend at at&t park. then fly east for monster 10 game road trip. giants and braves in a rematch of last year division series tonight. do they do this at your job. put a cup on head of unsuspecting guy. wanders around for hours i don't know how the cup stays on. madison rough go lately. nice grab here. in the second. diving cam. unfortunately for him couldn't get out of the third the. single to right. mccloud skovrments 1 nothing atlanta then chipper jones goes with the pitch. slams a fast ball to right. ross welcome back. off the wall. 2 run sco

. >> reporter: ken parker's family was in that car. on their way home from spring break vacation, when they were hit by an avalanche. >> then, it just all came as a crush. >> reporter: they were driving on interstate 90, about an hour east of seattle, when out of nowhere, a wall of snow and ice smashed into their windshield, shattering it. these pictures were taken right after the accident. parker's two, young daughters were sitting in the backseat. his wife, trapped in the passenger seat, covered in snow and glass. >> i heard my wife. it wasn't a scream. but it was -- you know, it was just a yell from my wife, as everything caved in. >> reporter: he dug through the snow piled around his daughters and got them out. but his wife, roxanna, was still stuck and in pain. within minutes, washington state patrol showed up and rescued her. >> we're happy nobody got seriously hurt. and everybody's able to talk about it. >> reporter: parker went back to the scene of the snowy crash site. the wreckage still there. >> i got a shopping list my wife

and then, we had a very interesting presentation by tracy parker with the -- miss parker gave us a anoverview of the truancy project. right now, we are looking at the program which is in your packet. it is the mayor's -- let me give you the information about that. president o'brien: the inside flap. >> got it. >> the mayor's youth employment program. that program is looking for 20 used to play some small businesses. -- youth to place in small businesses. myep is a really great intenship. they are doing out reached to the small business community, particularly through retail. that is their target. they're looking for the merchant corridors that are interested in hiring a youth. any sector that is looking for a paid intern. you have a free person for the length of the project. there is an application that comes from the youth force program. they are the fiscal sponsor. youth employment is probably the most difficult. the youth are job-ready. they are insured . again, thi

he is now married to camilla parker bowles. was at their wedding ceremony, outside windsor castle. they were married in the chapel some years ago. so controversial at the time. their relationship has been toward apparently for decades. so controversial but the british people seem to of warmed to camilla. and there is the queen. [cheers] [cheers] >> right now the queen's chauffeur-driven automobile taking care through the parade. that was used as a jousting grounds at the time of henry viii. so much history in that patch of london, as we listen to the trumpet fanfare, the arrival of the queen and her husband, prince philip. [bells ring] [cheers] >> waving the british flag, cheering the cathedral bells. it is a festive friday in london and all over the world. 2.6 billion people expected to tune in. the wedding of prince charles to diana spencer drew about 750 million. this is a much bigger world wide event, partly because tell this has become more pervasive in countries around the world. there are marks from around the world who

the secret service and the police are focusing on parker. basically, racially profiling this guy like, what's the deal with with him? and they're not paying attention to this guy with this big wrap around his hand, right? so he steps forward, leon -- i forget his last name -- and, pow, shoots mckinley once. no reaction, nobody does anything. pow, shoots him again. so the first bullet sort of bounces off, the second one hits him in the abdomen. parker takes the gun out, knocks him out, kicks the gun away. finally, the secret service and the police jump into it and, you know, they stop the guy. now, as it turns out, mckinley did not die from the bullets. he died from crazy, poor medical care. so, actually, parker saved his life because he stopped the third bullet from being shot, right? now, this story spreads like crazy because it verifies the stories of people like booker t. washington that black people are willing to sacrifice themselves for the country. and that they're part of this country, and they believe in it and they, you know, like

earnest brown, our clinical director, and helen parker and jessica cohen. the students who are here with me are austin, peter, and hugo. as a first-year student at our school, we are required to find and pursue a learned interest. you are -- we have -- [inaudible]. cognitive reasoning and social reasoning which is social studies and history, communication which is learning how to express our ideas and lastly personal qualities which is what you came and did over the year. at this time i'd like to hand it over to elena vasquez to talk about her interests. >> good evening, everyone. my name is elena and i'm 17 years old. i've been attending p.b.c. for two months and this is my first exhibition on comparing honduras with san francisco after only three weeks. after completing my essay comparing san francisco and honduras, i became more interested in the culture and history of honduras. i want to learn about pre-colonial times in honduras and how things have changed from then until this present day. one of the things that affects people in honduras is a fever. i

tricks from his basketball days, like this year's vcu team, he just keeps going. >> go vcu. >> beth parker, fox 5 news. >>> how exciting. i don't know what the weather is going did be like in houston, but i'm certain it's a lot warmer than it is here. >> oh yeah. it's probably a little humid, too. >> what are you saying? you're done? bring on spring. >> look. that's my headline, we're going to get to that after the blossoms. spring is coming back, just so you know. it looks like, now these are pictures from today. so it looks like they are still a lot to enjoy down there and the weekend not bad. i mean tomorrow is not going to be perfect spring weather, but at least by sunday and maybe even on monday, too. monday is going to be real nice. the blossoms are hanging on. they have a couple extra days and enjoy some nice weather. spring is coming back, i promise. not necessarily for tomorrow, but on sunday, it's going to feel a little bit more like spring. 52 tomorrow for a high. that's warmer than we have been in a while. we're still going have a threat of showers around. not everybody gets we

i have friends in parker said. it is over 1500 units of family rental housing. is a great place to raise kids. secrets in san francisco. i have a friend who just told me kids run in and out. you can ride your bike. there are beautiful sidewalks, clean areas. it is a great place for children, and the idea that we would tear it down, tear down rent-controlled units that family's live-in with the risk of replacement that may not materialize, it is a tragedy. i agree it is not infill housing if it is an existing neighborhood. why tear it down? quickly, turning to my other role as a rent board commissioner, because i have been on the board for 27 years, i was on the board when costa hawkins passed. i am persons familiar. it has two narrow exceptions. one is with housing and the other is for density. when we were up there and saw the language, the subsequent runs, we pointed out that this is going to affect subsidized housing, inclusionary housing, and density. we made two exceptions that are narrow. michael yarne said -- supervisor mar: please finish up. >> you canno

i got up the next morning and called colonel parker.elvis on the road. no. and we went like that, 365 days. after that, one day he called me. he said, jerry, you still want to take elvis on the road. i said, absolutely with all my heart. he said, great, meet me in las vegas tomorrow with a million dollars. a million dollars. >> jimmy: a million dollars. how the heck are you gonna do that? >> now i know what a million dollars is now but in those days a million dollars was the rockefellers or something. but i said i would get it and i said i would be there. and i went to the bank in las vegas, which had a gold crown on it and a purple facade. you know, vegas. >> jimmy: sure, absolutely. >> and i said to the lady, i got a million coming, and i was wearing crocodile boots, cowboy belt. i had long hair down to here. >> jimmy: how old were you then? >> i was 24, 25. >> jimmy: 24 with a million dollars. >> and i got the million. and the guy from -- that came out from behind the door, and he said to me, excuse me. are you jerry weintraub? i sai

aunque cambió de parecer la du a parker bowl. >>> para ver los detalles de la boda real. dice lo que ocurre en libia. y una conversación sin phils pe la lengua sobre inmigración. >>> el presidente dice que está a favor de una reforma migratoria. pero no actúa para parar las deportaciones y la separación familiar. los jóvenes soñadores que siguen siendo deportados. >>> tenemos un sistema quebrado el papel del presidente es administrar la ley. no puede decir al congreso, pasaron a las leyes y voy a decidir que esto voy a administrar y estos no. >>> permita que interrumpa un poquito la cosa mejoró. aquí en telem c

. >> reporter: at long last, prince charles married long time love camila parker bowles in a private ceremony before a religious blessing by the archbishop of canterbury. an impressive guest list of 750, including the queen and prince phillip. >> charles and camila, you stand in the presence of god as man and wife, to dedicate to him your life together. that he may consecrate your marriage and empower you to keep the covenant and promise you have solemnly declared. >> reporter: in the wedding blessing, the couple recited a line of repentance from the book of common prayer, a line many considered an acknowledgment of their priority adultery. >> we acknowledge and bewail our sins and wickedness, which we from time to time, most grievously have committed. >> reporter: now officially her royal highness the duchess of cornwall, they greeted thousands of well-wishers who lined the streets waving flags and cheering and at times chatting with the crowd. >> reporter: seven months after their we had, charles and camulla toured marin county and ktvu's mikemy bach followed them on their visit in

the prewegd decision that may have the princess to be at odd with camilla parker bowls.aking of the royal wedding, it's less then three weeks away. prince william and kate middleton have successfully kept it seek crut. but uk papers are reporting the guest list has been leaked. some include guy richie, david beckham and his wife, and elton john and also attending are not one but four of prince william's ex-girlfriends and two of kate reside ex-s. president obama and the first lady were not invited, and many other international leaders were reportedly left off the list. the wedding is april 29th at westminster abby. also off the list, colin and me. thank for joining us. world news is next. we'll be back at 6:00. stay connected 24-7

peter travers spoke to them both recently. >> matt stone, trey parker, welcome to the show.t understand why you didn't bring it with you and do a dramatic reading. >> we've had enough of that. >> you committed it to memory? >> pretty much. >> for those people that know you from the show "south park" or the movies of "south park" and "team america" all the things i obsess over probably saying to themselves what the hell are these guys doing on broadway? don't they know it's all about "mamma mia?" and what have you done? made a musical of the actual book of mormon? i want you to disabuse the world when we begin to what you've actually done. >> it makes perfect sense to us. a culmination of everything we've been doing. we've always been fascinated by mormons and we've always been fascinated by musicals so we made "south park" movie a musical, so really, this has been something we've kind of had a desire to do. i've had a desire to do since i was a kid. when we met bobby lopez, who co-created "avenue q" and we saw that and thought, this is what we want to do on broadway -- >> pu

game four at memphis, highlights of the spurs, gonobili going cost to coast, a dish to tony parker for the bucket. spurs up two at the break. the rest of the game was all grizzlies. mike and darrel arthur led a balanced attack. grizzlies won it, 104-86 and now just a win away from shocking everybody and winning the series. >>> mavericks took a lead in their series and like the grizzlies, they pulled away in the third. nowitzki with his 25 in the quarter. from downtown, and dallas won it, 93-82. game six is thursday. >>> the nuggets finally got into the win column. ty lawson scored the career high 47. russell westbrook couldn't hit that long three. denver avoided the sweep with a 104-101 win. >>> big win for nfl players yesterday. u.s. district court susan nelson ordered an immediate end to the lockout. owners are expected to appeal the ruling. this is the first of many steps to get the players back on the field for the season. >>> lightning forced the win over the penguins. steve downing gave tampa the leaderly in the third. moments later, ryan malone, some insurance. a slapshot on the

>> biggest issue right now and for potentially decades to come is parker said -- park merced. the owners have proposed demolishing half of the units and building 8000 new ones over the course of the next 25 to 30 years. that is a significant change for the district and the region. it is right there on the corner of california highway one. whether or not the project moves forward and if it does, how the city and region grapple with the growth is probably the biggest challenge of the district. >> how will you balance the needs of the city against the needs of your district? >> that is the biggest challenge for any representative, whether it is a local supervisor, assemblyperson, or congressional representative. it is important that i keep in the back of my head that i sit on the city and county board of supervisors. there is a responsibility to the city as a whole. there is no easy way to balance it. you deal with those issued by issue. >> the city is faced with tough budget decisions, including where to make cuts and whether to raise taxes and fees. how will you approach the di

we currently have one owner who wants to do the right thing for parker said in the city of san francisco. if this does not go through, this will happen to us again. the project will be borne by the current residence. there are benefits to the west side, including much-needed transportation, and as an observation, there are 8000 residents, of which i m1. you the supervisors would be here. i urge you to do this. thank you. >> good evening. my name is mike corbett. i see this as a great opportunity to add 30,000 jobs and to have taxes for the city. this will enhance public transportation and have sustainable redevelopment. thank you. president chiu: before the next speaker, let me call some of the cards that i have. matthew, tony, byron, jan, david meckel, javier, sergio, matt miller, john ring, francois, andrienne, ben, kate, mary beth sanders, kim, brigitte, matt, tom, and arnie larson. >> mr. president chiu, i am here to support this project as emphatically as i can. unlike the sponsors, in human. about that money, let's be real. there are a lot of campaign contributions lying around. is

it happened wednesday as randall and roxanne that parker and their two -- roxanne parker and their two young daughters were driving home. they were on interstate 290 on snoqualmie pass when a wall of snow fell and crashed into the windshield of their car. the parents suffered cuts on their hands, face and neck, the two girls were unharmed. >>> marin county officials say a storm two weeks ago caused more than $2 million in damage bringing high winds and heavy rain. damage includes a sliding road in mirror woods and scores of fallen trees. the storm hit northern and central california particularly hard knocking out power causing mud shieds and shutting down roads -- mudslides and shutting down roads. >>> the recent unsettled weather is heading out of the bay area. in fact, the rain showers have been on the decrease. you can see a few pop-up cells across parts of the bay area, but the bulk of the action is now focused in central california and especially down towards southern california from los angeles and san diego. with the clearing skies overnight temperatures are dropping off. here's

it happened wednesday as randall and roxanne that parker and their two -- roxanne parker and their two young daughters were driving home. they were on interstate 290 on snoqualmie pass when a wall of snow fell and crashed into the windshield of their car. the parents suffered cuts on their hands, face and neck, the two girls were unharmed. >>> marin county officials say a storm two weeks ago caused more than $2 million in damage bringing high winds and heavy rain. damage includes a sliding road in mirror woods and scores of fallen trees. the storm hit northern and central california particularly hard knocking out power causing mud shieds and shutting down roads -- mudslides and shutting down roads. >>> the recent unsettled weather is heading out of the bay area. in fact, the rain showers have been on the decrease. you can see a few pop-up cells across parts of the bay area, but the bulk of the action is now focused in central california and especially down towards southern california from los angeles and san diego. with the clearing skies overnight temperatures are dropping off. here's

parker takes him down, beat him, finally the secret service and the police jumped into it. and they stop him. as it turns out, mckinley didn't die from the bullet, he died from creasy poor medical care. so actually he saves his life and stops the third bullet from being shot. now this story spread like crazy because it verifies the story of people like booker t. washington that likely were willing to sacrifice themselves for the country and they are part of this country and they believe in it like that. and so this happens in september and mckinley lives for like another 14 days. but the story is spreading and parker is a hero all over the country and people wanted to take parts of his close. the secret service gets embarrassed so once the trial happens they even denied there was a black person there. this is in the transcript and if he read the atlanta constitution from the period, even the constitution that is the conservative southern paper says that's not right. you know, they were like i didn't see any negro there. now of course, booker t. washington is brought around

the story of parker.e led city college of san francisco to the state title and just signed to play for ucla. >> to understand how far he's come, you have to go back to the beginning. the youngest of seven children, he almost died at birth prompting his mom to come up with his unique name. >> the youngest kid, last kid almost died, she was like this is the end. i'm not having anymore. i'm not going through this again. that's how i got the name. >> we talked and shot and talked some smack. >> i don't like young kids taunting me! >> he is a 6'6" guard and he can handle the ball and shoot. oh, yes, he can fly! in the final seconds, parker had the game-winning tip-in for city college as they captured the state championship. >> i've never won a championship, in my two years i played, we lost so i never had the feeling of winning it so that last play, i told coach, i'm not losing this game. >> he wasn't losing this game either. despite some creative attempts by yours truly. >> you got to show me that pump fake a

tony parker 2 of 24. close but san antonio pulled off the win. nuggets and thunder. denver the lead in the fourth when durant went to work. shot after shot. finished with 4 had 1. nuggets a chance in the final seconds but off the mark and thunder advance for the win. heat closed out the sixers. dwyane wade team high 26. miami won 97-91. next up celtics/heat match. early look at sports on "early today." i'm fred roggin. >>> which actress earned a rare tabloid apology for a wild and untrue story? early morning entertainment headlines are straight ahead. >>> never too late to express your appreciation to a good teacher. you're watching "early today." >>> welcome back to "early today." we're actually going to see a nice pretty tranquil weather pattern in many areas. exception in the pacific northwest. if you are waking up and need to grab your umbrella from medford to portland and seattle, boise, salt lake city a chance for shower or thunderstorm today. south of there fine. you look great in southern california, nevada and arizona the next two days in a row. >>> if you'r

if someone has a shoes with living near the dock parker dogs in general they should bring it up with the city or use other measures rather than just planting dates in the dog bark. >>pam: authorities believe the dog was poisoned, they have not yet confirmed that through an autopsy. the national park service investigated an oil slick, but was not able to determine the exact source of the sheen. the slick evaporated by 1020 a m. no further action will be taken. traffic in walnut creek, 680-24 exchange moving well. it will be back, rob black, katharine hennen and your money coming up. [ male announcer ] try sizzler's new value menu! malibu chicken, flame broiled steak, or half dozen jumbo shrimp, plus endless salad bar... starting at just $9.99! at sizzler. [ woman ] the first time i smoked, i was 13.g breaths ]t $9.99! i was in a hurry to grow up and wanted to look cool. big tobacco knew it, and they preyed on me. i'm here to tell you that big tobacco hasn't changed. they continue to profit... by selling kids the same lies... to get them to use... the same deadly products. don't be big

the news of january 19th 1848, judith was ejected off a small farm by the landlords james and john parkershe wandered in want without shelter and entered her former abode on the 18th of august last. for this forceable possession shes tried and sentenced to 6 months confinement which punishment of and died of natural causes. eventually i find mention of the easterly of conwell evicting tenants in the near by town land. september 13, 1848 the newspaper says on monday last the agent of lord kwanwell attended by sheriff, police and bailiff evicted 9 families in 50 souls from the town lands near by. nothing could be more disstressing than to hear the clanking of the embarrass of the cabins mingled with the shrieks of women and children. i switch from reading the newspapers to the books i find james lacy of the books of lectural district of the poor law union. the library has most of the electoral district books for the 1840's. they are beautiful leather bound books with copper writing and calligraphy. the spelling of each name is not consistent from year to year. i find lacy spelled as l. a. k

finally, we're going to have helen parker, which is one of our advisors, read for one with of our students who couldn't be here tonight. the poem is entitled "me" and it's a.m. an example of the positive -- and it's an example of the positive transmation big picture brings about -- transfer mation big picture brings about. >> me. i feel like i'm not me, like i lost myself at sea, something's changing, i don't understand, i feel like a whole new woman. i'm becoming mature, it's time to be me. to change my ways for me, my family. and to -- i feel refreshed and i feel whole. maybe i finally found my soul. through all the darkness i see the light. i'm a new person and this one i like. by rochelle swanson. thank you. . . claque that concludes the students -- >> that concludes the students' presentation. commissioner maufas: thank you so much for coming, students. i really appreciate you being here. can you tell me -- you are called the principal center. can you come here so you do not have to keep getting up? that way i can just ask you and you can decide to answer as you see fit. you just push

it is the city attorney's opinion that the state relocation law does not apply to the parker said projects. we have obviously looked at this issue extensively, and we believe based on the state relocation law that because this is a private project that the state law would not apply. however or regardless, we have gone ahead in the development agreement and made it abundantly clear in section 2.7 that we require the developer to comply with any fate -- any state or federal law that would otherwise apply, and we require the developer to change things if we are mistaken in our judgment. we cannot be more expressive than that. we have been looking into state relocation law and have been consulting with a state relocation law specialist the manages projects all over the state, and it is interesting to note that on the whole, this agreement provides better protections for tenants that are globally would be provided under state relocation law. -- that arguably would be provided. there are things not offered under state law. this is a permanent rate controls subsidy that we are offering, not as re

. >> one of your business partners currently is sean parker who if someone has seen the movie is the bad guy. have you seen the movie? he's the bad guy. don't partner with him. surely that's going to cause a little bit of concern. >> i don't think so. i think sean is one of the most respected entrepreneurs, one of the great product thinkers and a great human being. he's helped a lot of entrepreneurs including myself very effectively. he's a close friend of mine as well. >> i know in the early days before causes was a name that was his thing. the two of you late nights in berkeley, coding, dreaming to change the world. how involved is he now? >> sean and i started with the understanding he'd be involved for a couple of years and move on. he's still a board member, adviser of the company, helps us drive the vision but not as involved day to day anymore. >> does causes involve the political aspect in terms of giving donations to candidates or issues? >> we are primarily focused on 501-c-3 char 'titiecharities. we are focused on the bread and butter. >> are you prohibited, if i'm running

it continues from noon to 4:00 tomorrow at the bark of america parking lot at san pablo avenue and parker street. for more information on how you can help miguel go to www.ktvu.com and scroll down to the ktvu right now tab. >>> an elderly sikh man from elk grove died from his injuries following an apparent hate crime that killed his friend last month. he was on a ventilator ever since the shooting that kinged surinder singh while the friends were taking a walk. >>> the nation's deadliest storm system of the system has left at least 17 people dead in the midwest and deep south over the last two days. seven people died in alabama. among them a mother and her two children. as many as 100 tornadoes have touched down in six alabama counties. in oklahoma, a family was saved from a torrent by a basement shelter. only the door to the shelter remains standing. >>> in texas strong winds and drought are feeding massive wildfires that destroyed at least 60 homes a day after losing one of their own, the firefighters returned to the fire lines outside dallas. some areas have been burning more than a we