and complied with local and state privacy laws, -- paulo and comply with local and state privacy laws. also that the city oversee targeting in profiling of amemsa communities. >> thank you. supervisor kim: -- supervisor mirkarimi: if it's ok, i would like to call up a few other speakers. [reading names] >> thank you for considering this important endorsement of surveillance and racial and religious profiling. i am a staff attorney at the asian law caucus. he must be familiar with the asian law caucus. our mayor was an alum. since 9/11, we have seen a rise in hate crimes against muslim americans and those perceived to be muslim but what receives less attention is the fact these acts of violence find their support in institutionalized discrimination. discrimination that is a direct result of misdirected government policy. i am not a criminal defense attorney, i'm a civil rights attorney. i represent dozens of people in the law enforcement context, people who have not committed any crime, but people have been discriminated by law enforcement. i want to contextualize some of the recommend

in san paulo, jeff kron 4 news.ncisco the defense rests his case in the barry bonds trial without calling a single witness. believing the prosecution did not prove its case beyond a reasonable doubt. before that happened all the judge dropped one of the five counts in teens bonds. closing arguments scheduled for thursday morning. at the courthouse in san francisco dan kron 4 news. >>kate: in san jose a fund- raiser for paramedic brian stowe who was attacked and during the home opener of the giants vs. the dodgers down and loss and less. a barbecue lunch was provided as well as a silent auction and games for children, the first of a number of fund raisers for brian which will be held in the next couple of reporting live, kron 4 news. days. >>pam: this is not the first incidence of violence at a sports game. kimberly has a look at youtube video showing fights at giants and dodgers stadium. >>kimberlee: a lot of videos of fights, not just between rival teams there between the different fans of the same team itself. thi

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we're live in san paulo, grant lotus, kron 4 news.ult decisions. if they stay? it could stay int slide io the creek. and what is going to be taken to save at least one of those homes. >>reporter: heavy machinery and crews are right to move on of these mobile homes to threatened by a landslide. this is being moved to a different lot just a few lots, over. this land slide caused the cliff to recede. the others are in question and those are privately home cured where the relocation of those is the responsibility of the owners. for now, the owners are being put up in a hotel by the park association. they're also not being charged the believe rental fleet of the lot. they're not being charged the--daily rental fee of the lot. >>pam: and crop level shows us a new threat access road is nearly complete as rob fladeboe shows us. >>reporter: this money footpath is assumed going to be a the oh my gosh! this multi footpath. they are nearing completion of this muddy footpath. it cut off access for a 60 people and near nelson road. evans, and other

that being said, i know that paulo also will be having workshops on providing service in palo alto. that is something that the industry favors. they provide service for these wonderful services that changed our lives. they are not in the business of scaring people about radiation. this is something that the industry is in favor of. in the past, we have tried to sponsor assistance in the planning department. this would not be a new request. >> thank you. in order to alleviate some of these figures f --rears, it would be important to have the these including studies by t- mobile. thank you very much. why do we not go to members of the public who support the project sponsor? if you could please line up? step up to the center aisle. we will hear from the first speaker, please. please step up. please step up. >> good evening, supervisors. this is important to me. in the north beach area, they have a high school and middle school involved. this is very important. i will support in the north beach area. thank you. >> good evening, supervisors. i am in the chinatown, long beach area. i am a

only a few meters away from sao paulo shows the evidence of the emigration of more than 100 families from the americans out after the u.s. civil war. some of the dreams they brought with them from north america persist. >> it helps us to understand how important it is for the future, to work for better things and your life. >> in 1866, they came to brazil led by colonel william norris. the towns were born. industry flourished. over the last few years, it has survived serious chinese competition, providing high- quality special fabrics for industrial applications. one of the biggest plants still belongs to a traditional brazilian family. >> my great grandparents came from the united states with a dream come and they built a windmill. later, they built this factory which has been here for 40 years. we are keeping the dream alive. >> the textile industry started here by the immigrants in the 19th century did the basis for the growth of this area, which is now back -- which is nowadays money mess developed regions of brazil. -- which is now is one of the most developed regions of brazil.

only a few meters away from sao paulo shows the evidence of the emigration of more than 100 families from the americans out after the u.s. civil war. some of the dreams they brought with them from north america persist. >> it helps us to understand how important it is for the future, to work for better things and your life. >> in 1866, they came to brazil led by colonel william norris. the towns were born. industry flourished. over the last few years, it has survived serious chinese competition, providing high- quality special fabrics for industrial applications. one of the biggest plants still belongs to a traditional brazilian family. >> my great grandparents came from the united states with a dream come and they built a windmill. later, they built this factory which has been here for 40 years. we are keeping the dream alive. >> the textile industry started here by the immigrants in the 19th century did the basis for the growth of this area, which is now back -- which is nowadays money mess developed regions of brazil. -- which is now is one of the most developed regions of brazil.

that being said, i know that paulo also will be having workshops on providing service in palo alto. that is something that the industry favors. they provide service for these wonderful services that changed our lives. they are not in the business of scaring people about radiation. this is something that the industry is in favor of. in the past, we have tried to sponsor assistance in the planning department. this would not be a new request. >> thank you. in order tole

and some guy's problem is police right now is sending twitter messages every day wow so he's astro paulo astro underscore pablo and so it's pretty neat and personally one of those the couple went into the view of the earth going by daytime nighttime oceans continents it's just amazing to see the geography rolling underneath you and i saw walking he out in russian that means you have to learn russian right i was going that's probably the most challenging part might have been hyping it really is but i also love it and i think i like i really like being here i don't feel like a predator coming i enjoy coming here i have many friends here and i'm sure that the opportunity and i have a son that visited last summer he came out to visit and he was so intrigued he started taking russian language at the university and he's spending six weeks there this summer and self as part of a school program. for the maybe he'll follow your footsteps and up we'll see. if you're smart to learn the language. is the reason you can quit going to work that's one of. the children the supplies above the ground you d

yeah and some guy's problem is only right now is sending twitter messages every day so he's astro paulo astro underscore paolo it's oh it's that's great the first thing you want to see those just like the one and two with if you are going by daytime and nighttime oceans continents it's just amazing to see the geography rolling underneath you know and i saw walking here in russia that means you have to learn russian right i was going to that's probably the most challenging part of my kind of things hyping it really is but i also love it and i think i like i really like being here i don't feel like i'd predator coming i enjoy coming here i have many friends here i enjoy that and opportunity and i have a son that visited last summer he came out to visit and he was so intrigued he started taking russian language at the university and he's spending six weeks there the summer and self as part of a school program. for the very helpful you are for the wealthy. these are smart all the way with words is the reason you can go to work that's. your dream is the place above the ground you don't neces

will be hoping to better that this summer and claim that elusive gold at european championships and pauloas they will out of forty. ok we stay on the hardwood where they two time defending champions are alive and well in the n.b.a. playoffs their los angeles lakers advancing to the second round after wrapping home against your lanes and going six l.a. making the ending of an exciting series somewhat until climactic leading by more than twenty points one stage of the game under by them with a double double for the winners eighteen points twelve rebounds big lotto hawks meanwhile upset they are allowed to magic should front to the next round in logic one hundred favorites to send the hawks packing after sweeping them during last year's postseason at atlantis with who turned the favor surprising on the back taking the series in six games on the market star into the last eight hours well eliminating the portland trailblazers one of the worst two overall school. this year's american football n.f.l. draft comes amid labor uncertainty in the league but the opening pick of twenty eleven was anyth

discuss the role of the brics in the world today i'm joined by putting escobar in some paulo he is a journalist and author of obama does globalist on in brussels we have frederick erickson he is a director and a co-founder of the european center for international political economy and in denver he crossed the time he is a professor of economics at the university of denver gentlemen this is cross talk that means you can jump in anytime you want to go do you have a first because you've been on the program before ten years ago we came across this term goldman sachs came up with it bricks and it was a well that's what it was a sexy tool to sell the emerging markets stocks well ten years later it has taken on a life of its own and in researching this program it's either lionized or demonized i know where you stand where should we should it be lionized or should it be demonized. it should be lionized in fact there are a lot of non bricks there should be part of bricks should be bricks something for something. should be indonesia should be in south korea should be a bird instead the bric co

system of checks and balances or a good quality authoritarian system for some answers we go to sao paulo brazil more i'm joined by pepe escobar correspond to time. there have been a pretty interesting we showed a report just a few minutes ago about very respected in a lot of circles author francis fukuyama i'm wondering do you think that he'll be eating his words anytime soon especially in light of this announcement idea the i.m.f. . the caesar salad sure it's not really it's but it's absolutely stupid. civilization the saying is this is about the letters. the chinese they have a medal but it's used well so far i see them under five stars and your coach are in of course what happened in the post imperial times we know and think and what fish realize that's the lead here for the graphic system to say two thousand and thirty remove the street called truce what the chinese society should do and. the fellow meant we in the west may say ok this is not meant through western democracy of course not but if we look at the results and if you ask me head of government in any developing country to p

correspondent for the asia times who have been covering libya from brazil he joins us now from sao paulo i want to thank you for being here now john to have had just a two percent success rate in pakistan since two thousand and four and yet they've ignited tensions between islamabad and washington that's just one of the consequences what do you think u.s. policy makers are thank and put in libya. could guess pretty well might win say right reza stalemates we could be a stalemate so maybe it didn't work the term a hoax in the beginning almost two hundred of them didn't work so what do you do your job or drills but it's not going to work because you know they were announcing that you said this five predators be in the city i just found out there are only five predators in sicily after more than. they have to to take off from the ancyl they cannot pick up from america aircraft carrier so they have to be somewhere so they're pleased innately great it could be ten fifteen of them but look can be accomplished by big groups of blow and says we're going to areas and you struck your tripoli we co

correspondent for the asia times who have been covering libya from brazil he joins us now from sao paulo i want to thank you for being here pat thank you now drugs have had just a two percent success rate in pakistan from kid thousand and four and yet they've ignited tensions between a solid bob and washington that's just one of the consequences what do you think u.s. policy makers are thank and put in libya. spirit well nightmare and so right there is a stalemate we knew to be a stalemate so nato didn't work it's over hawks in the beginning almost two hundred of them didn't work so what do you do you go drills but it's not going to work because you know they were announcing that you said there are five predators in the city i just don't go there are only five predators in sicily at the moment they can after they have to take off from the ancyl they cannot pick up from america aircraft carrier so they have to be somewhere so that at least initially early that we don't fifteen of them but look can be accomplished i'd say growing to suzy's going to areas in new. york tripoli where cut bene

whether in a single for or i'm in istanbul, seoul, whether i'm in johannesburg, sÃo paulo, it matters it matters into to the jobs it creates and the types of jobs it creates. and, in fact, it does one other thing. it stimulates to solve the necessary challenges that our world currently faces. whether it is harnessing energy from the sun or purifying water from the sea. you see, manufacturing creates more jobs in central areas throughout human life than any other sector. and then it does one other thing. it in fact creates lots of jobs around those jobs. it's a vital sector. it creates a ripple effect throughout the economy. even in 2009 when manufacturing experienced the sharpest decline to date, the specific sector and the united states still supported 7 million direct manufacturing jobs. 7 million. jobs that an intern supplied an extensive supply chain around it. jobs that affects thousands of small and medium enterprises. this multiplier effect, which according to u.s. bureau of economic analysis, is by far the biggest of any sector, has been worked out and for every dollar in the

whether i'm in singapore or moscow or a stumble or sold or johannesburg or so paulo, it matters. it matters in terms of the jobs it creates and the types of jobs that it creates. and in fact, it does one other thing. it stimulates the human intellect to salt the necessary challenges that our world currently faces. whether it is harnessing energy from the sun or purifying water from the sea. you see, manufacturing creates more jobs in central areas throughout human life than any of their sector and then and as one other thing. in fact it creates lots of jobs around those jobs. it's a vital sector. it creates a ripple effect throughout the economy. you know, even in 2009 when the manufacturing experience is the sharpest decline to date this sector in the united states still supported 7 million direct manufacturing jobs, 7 million, jobs that then turn supply to extensive supply chain now that some jobs that affect thousands of small and medium enterprises. the multiplier effect according to the analysis and is by far the biggest of any sector has been looked out that for every dolla

. >> y si quieres te saludo a paulo, cuando lo vea. quieres? >> quÉ mujer tan mala. a estar pegados. >> todos somos fanÁticos de la boda de eva luna. >> la hermosa boda de kate y el prÍncipe, dicen que se van a colar 4 ex novias de guillermo. no se van a colar. estÁn siendo invitados. y dos ex novios de kate. no sÉ cÓmo serÁ esto de ver a su ex novio... >> ustedes invitarÍan a su Éx? >> sÍ. >> cÓmo? >> sÍ. >> como manera de venganza. >> habÍa una pequeÑa controversia con la lista, la primera de ellas, que carmen salinas que si era invitada o no, hablando en serio, un tÍo de kate que habÍa tenido problemas al con la justicia por algo de drogas y esto es lo que se estÁ diciendo y no se sabÍa si lo iban a invitar o no, sÍ lo invitaron ya y va a estar presente en la vida de estos dos grandes seres. >> con tanta champaÑa como se iba a perder el reventÓn? estÁn haciendo los Últimos viajes de novios. ellos lo hacen para ayudar a diferentes organizaciones. ellos se especializan en ayudar a niÑos necesitados. al mismo tiempo piensa uno que viajan como para divertirse y ellos

. >> mark: bay area sports, the giants, too has given up in the six, paulo three run homer, the giants go for it is free today. on to the a's, brett anderson striking out eight, red sox. athletics beat boston 5-0. to philadelphia, a robot will be throwing up the first pitch before tonight's game. it is part of the science day at the ballpark, he has been in the works for a month and a half. the robot has one arm, three wheels, throws about 40 mi. an hour fastball. stay tuned for video to run night. we will talk about the sharks next hour. it was an incredible game. >> darya: it was amazing. it was the highest court. -- high score. the recovered so well. taking a peek at the bridges, it looks like an easy ride for you at this time. same thing with the san mateo bridge is clear. traffic is looking good. golden gate, visibility is good there too. ♪ [ female announcer ] pads have been made with the same fluff for years. today there's always infinity, the most amazing pad ever, made of an innovative material called infinicel, not used before in other pads, with a unique foam-like core that

>> darya: san paulo homeowners affected by last month's landslides have been offered a temporary fix.homes for the time being. here's the fix, let's listen. >> there would consist of peers, being placed atop a hill to support the homes above the side and my removal for a the back of the homes at the end of the side. >> darya: the estimated will cost about 150 thousand dollars taking five days it is only meant to be a temporary fix. the hopes is that the government will put the money for the full remedy which the city estimates will cost about $5 billion. it's unclear whether those funds are going to be made available. new details concerning gov. sports matters last met steps to reduce the sentence of a political allies son. esteban, his father is a former assembly speaker pleaded guilty in a fatal stabbing case the victim's mother is. calling the former governor's action and abuse of power. >> the abuse of power that they decided to take matters into their own hands. if we could all make up our own rules wouldn't that just be a world gone awry. >> darya: they're suing the state of cal

in the meantime, of paulo told a lot about the moon coming uninteresting body.it isn't just a big blob of land for and she did it matter. it's a miniature planet that has its own evolution. it created probably by small particles created when a planet collided with the earth 4.6 billion years ago. that was so fast the imaging malted the moonves of the initial moon had a ocean rock that form a crust and mantle of the court and was later melted to flood parts of the surface with volcanic lava and it also had these gigantic impact that spooked out the giant circular impact craters some of them larger than the 2,000 kilometers across. now the moon's geological looked at the end of a 3 billion years ago and since then we have had a steady rain that ground the surface into the popular left so in a nut shell you are now experts on the geology because that's the geological story of the moon, but the insight from the sample is every time we look at a moon rock we saw this telltale evidence, the idea a high-pressure way it would pass through rocks, turn some of them to gla

specialists but traffic on the east shore freeway, interstate 80 the back up begins in san paulo itse way to the curve and then to the toll plaza. >> mark: wall street, the data jones is down 36, nasdaq is at a fraction. s&p 500 down 2.5. more people bought new homes in march as the commerce department is in new-home sales and up 11% to around 300,000 homes. that follows three straight months of declines it could take years before new home sales returned to a healthy place. >> darya: gas prices jumped 115 analysts are thinking that prices may have peaked. this is according to the latest survey. analysts are seeing a lower demand, slower growth of prices that may keep gas from passing the all-time record average of $4.11 a gallon. naturally the record is not closed here in san francisco we're looking for $27 cents,. >> mark: be we will be right bah the kron 4 morning news, weather and traffic in just a few moments. >> darya: it is a jury came up there but it seems to be trying yellow. -- dreary day. and hodge rang out of little. >> reporter: i hear it's raining. it's a mess. it starte

this video is coming from paulo pesto county.the estimated earlier this morning. live pictures from dallas of the burden remains coming to us from a wild fire if they keep some burning in texas. today marks the somber anniversary for the country. 16 years ago today when a bomb ripped through oklahoma city killing 168 people including children. many gathered for a moment of silence that happened at 7 02 a.m. to former american soldiers associated with were charged with this home grown tower attack. there were convicted for their role in the deadly bombing mcveigh was executed, a memorial park and museum sits on the site where the bombing took place 16 years ago today. out of massachusetts a man believed to be carrying a gun triggered a evacuation. as it turns out he was carrying an umbrella. dozens of police officers were called in to search the burlington mall. the man called them to reveal he was just holding an umbrella not done. police say witnesses and surveillance video back up his story. commuters in chicago were late for w

it created a set of expectations, and model, and an institution created to do all paulo-like things. we have spent the last 40 years trying to find another apollo, a major program to motivate the space program, and kept the organization of nasa constellate under stress constantly trying to do too much with too few resources. idt attempt -- i will be partisan here at the end of the day -- by president obama and nasa leadership a year ago february to set out a new approach which is sustainable, of affordable, to human future in space. this era of apollo is finally over. let's do something different. let's make a real investment in technology. we are not in a big hurry. we can afford to lose the specific capabilities that we have developed to do apollo and shuttle. we can have them go do something else productive while we get ready for the next round of human space activity. but we are so ingrained with the system created through apollo and the shuttle program's, that making those changes in the political environment has proven very difficult. we find ourselves on april 21, 2011, still