. >> i grew up in ramona. i always loved just the people and the area. ramona is 30 miles east of the city of san diego in the foothills of the cuyamaca mountains. >> i'm a huge fan of rescuing animals. my favorite animal that we have in 2003 is my horse fia, a clydesdale that we rescued at three months old from canada. she's my favorite and she's very special. i've raised her from nothing. we have two dogs that we rescued and a couple a cats and the two pot-bellied pigs were rescues because people got them and then decided they didn't want them anymore. >> i got the pig from a friend of mine who needed to find a home. and i gave it to her. and then because that pig was lonely i had to get her another pig. and so i got her two pigs. unfortunately it wasn't a great idea. you know, that's not the way to a woman's heart, i guess. >> i'm just not a pig person, i guess. >> we live in the community of valley center, which is northeast of san diego, probably about 50 miles. >> john and i actually decided to move to valley center when our children were small bec

and of course, all are welcome and may ramona rest in peace and i ask that we adjourn the meeting in her memory. >> thank you. >> supervisor? >> i am wanting to join in the implementation of the rband b and we have seen the significant developments on this front and for one thing we now have regulation and a point that has been some what overlooked this month and secondly as supervisor campos mentioned, we have our back taxes. and i am eager to move forward with the future tax collection now that this has been clarified. and i think that it is also important that air b&b is now including a field for home sharing registration numbers and is reminding its homes sharing participants of their civic responsibilities in san francisco. and the question then is, what can we do as supervisors and as a city? to facilitate, compliance with these new regulations? and so i am happy to join supervisor ferrill in asking what we can and should be doing in going forward and how can we facilitate the compliance and the rest that i submit. >> thank you. >> madam president, seeing no other names on the

aaron oliver barns junior and joe linardo and for breed, miss king, and campos, for the late miss ramona demarco and ferrill, for the late, miss beverly deangelo. >> colleagues this brings us to the end of the agenda, madam clerk is there any further business before us this evening? >> that concludes the business for us. >> okay, our meeting is adjourned. thank you colleagues. >> the program will be continued by the remarks of our special guests. first of all the honorable mayor of san francisco. please welcome our mayor. [applause] >> thank you very much. happy luna new year everyone. [applause] it's my pleasure again to join our senator leno, our supervisors kim and scott wiener and the entire committee that has worked so hard to put on this wonderful, wonderful festival for our entire city. i just love this time of the year. the year of the ram this year is going to be about artistry, about coming together supporting each other. i want to say thank you very much to the festival volunteer community and the vietnamese community and economic development center. they have been wonderful i

this morning crews will be filling potholes at foulke rod and ramona in philadelphia justin finch will have a live report to see how things are coming. >>> if you see a bad the pothole we want to know bit. post a picture or video on cbs philly facebook page or tweet us at cbs philly and we will get answer about when they will be repaired. >>> so frustrating driving along. >> i hear you. >> damage on the tires, big time. >> verdict is in ferrell robin thicke and robin gay, who has to give it up when we come back. >>> say good bye to the rainy weather and spend sometime outside. how warm will it the get? will we crack 60. kate has the check of the forecast that just may be it is the decision rocking the music industry jury decide that had the song blurred lines was copied from the marvin gaye song got to give it up. here's a listen to both tunes. >> ♪ >> hey hey, hey marvin gaye's children filed the lawsuit against robin thicke and ferrell williams who put out mega hit blurred lines. for those who grew up yeah, we knew. injury a warded 7.3 million-dollar in damages. >>> hey, hey hey. >>

my name is ramona carlie from the a. phillip randolph institute and apr is in support of the job-training academy at greneagle and apr stands for growth. thank you. >> thank you. >> next speaker. good morning >> my name is dolores and i'm from the a. phillip randolph and apr stand for opportunity and in support job-training academy. >> thank you. >> next speaker. >> hi, my name is mars yellin thompson from a. phillip randolph institute. we are supportive of keeping gleneagle going and jobs going also. i'm in the training at gleneagles apr stands for careers. thank you. >> thank you. >> next speaker please. >> hello. my name is charles thompson, from the apr. >> can i get you to speak into the mic a little more? >> okay. >> thank you. >> i'm here in support of gleneagle. apr stands for community. >> thank you. >> next speaker. >> hi my name is curt grime and i'm the program manager for the a. fillim randolph apr is a community-based organization that works with familyed withs sunnydale and all of san francisco housing aut

"eyewitness news" reporter justin finch joins us from foulkerod and ramona where crews will be on the job. they cannot fill them fast enough. the justin, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. it is the season to plug those potholes. here we don't have to go far to find them. the here's a smaller one in the so bad but look right over here this one is so biggie can almost jump in here and easily jump out. the as you mentioned city state and county road crews are out the repairing these potholes throughout the the next several months hoping to get them more like this one right here patched up and fixed. a solution to those winter potholes, now seen and felt more than ever with the season's snow ape ice now melt ago way. all over the tri-state area, drivers are doing their best to stay clear of them because when you hit one hard it really hurts in more ways than one. >> i had to fix one of my wheels and bearings because of the potholes. >> the potholes are very bad messing up peoples cars. >> reporter: so over the next several months look for more crews patching up those holes and ther

and 7 2 for ramona. and 72 for concord. we're looking at highs in the upper 6 #0 0s for san francisco. and oakland 71 some sunshine for ukiah. extended forecast, we're getting warmer on thursday. upper 70s inland, but cooler at the coast. mid-60s. friday we go cloudier as the storm approach s es but we won't see wide spread rainfall. another storm with another near miss on sunday. bottom line, we're dry and mild for each of the 7-days. that's your kpix forecast. >>> a bay area man is helping teens find a passion for business. he says to get these creative juices flowing it starts with a question. >> we're asking these young people what they want to create in the community and once you ask that question, the sky is the limit. >> geno is the winner of the place maker grant. the play maker grant will be used to fund their inaugural people's pitch which will showcase nine teams of youth entrepreneur giving their proposals to community leaders. >>> the superbowl host is giving 50 grants over the course of 50 weeks leading up to

. >> ramona is one of wayne's four big sisters. >> she had five kids, she was running this house. and then this situation with the government on top of it was very difficult for her. >> 1996 your mother passed away. at a young age complications from stroke. your sister said she believes it was the stress of government harassment that contributed to your mother's death. >> oh i believe very much. she was a very sweet lady. and very strong lady. but there's only so much a person can take. >> the hages last hope, the lawsuit against the government continued to wind its way through the system. then in 2006 wayne hage sr. who had fought so hard for his way of life lost a battle with cancer. >> buried my mother, my father we buried a lot of people on this deal, people who had stood up and tried to do what was right. after a while it does get to you wears you down. >> the hage patriarch was gone but the fight was far from over. the torch had been passed from father to son. and the most amazing part of the story was still to come. >> we'll return to the hages struggle with some surprising

and from the valley to san ramona moving nice ly. slight build to altamont, and those are the first traditional builds even on a friday. and northbound 101 through san jose, and you can see it right there, the first build in the morning, and that volume is going to be where a lot of folks are going to have it happen at the same time, and then it is going to be building up again in the morning. back to you. >> thank you, mike. chp says it is going to fire one of the officers involved with the scandal of racy photos taken from a cell phone. they receive ed td the photos f former officer shawn harrington, and neither of the officers face charges, but shawn harrington resigned amid charges of computer fraud. there is no evidence that the computer sharing went beyond the three officers in the office. >>> companies are banding together to the ask the supreme court to allow same-sex marriages nationwide. twitter, google, facebook, apple, and even the world champion san francisco giants are on that list. local lgbt centers are overwhelmed by

ramona africa, they drove their from harrisburg, where the case of the silencing act was being hearde the third circuit court. immediately, after that ended, they rushed up to pottsville and the doctors will not speak to us. they will not release information to the family. meanwhile, he is shackled, probably, to a bed. there are four guards guarding him, and keeping us from the room, 10 feet away. we were able to see. amy: what do you feel needs to happen? johanna: we need to defend mumia 's life immediately. he is an enemy territory right now. we need people to call the hospital schuylkill medical , center in pottsville pennsylvania. we need people to call the prison and demand that he bc by outside doctors. amy: thank you for being with us, johanna hernandez. that does it for the show a very happy birthday to mike burke. democracy now! is looking for feedback from people who appreciate the closed captioning. e-mail your comments to

streets department very busy in the northeast, crews patched up two holes at corner of foulkerod and ramona a avenue just off the boulevard. then another two down foulkerod. each cost $22 to fill. >> we probably had about maybe a 150 potholes a day. a lot of water is getting underneath the asphalt, freezing and popping it up. a a lot of times the the same problem happens every winter but with this winter we just never had any warm spell to do any evaporation. >> they are using electronic science to warn drivers of pothole repairs in south jersey and to reduce speed through work zones. >>> you can join the cbs-3 pothole patrol by sending us photos and videos of potholes you see out there. there ara lot of them. share them on facebook twitter, instagram just use hash tag cbs-3 path hole patrol and we will get you answer about when repairs will begin. >>> 5:37. we have a disable bus outside on the roosevelt boulevard right around neshaminy in the southbound lanes. you can see there is police activity on the scene here as well. he seems to be pulling out of the way right now. the bus has been p

host: go ahead, ramona. caller: i was so inspired by the senate thing for kennedy.e republican input and the democrat input. this morning, all of the negative, it's about the republicans upset me. i am very upset about the black feeling that people do not like the blacks. that is not true. i remember very much that -- i was i campaign very much for the blacks. one of my congressman. i said, we are not taking care blacks at all. i am for -- i was very glad to have a black president. much better than clinton. i'm glad he got in. i think is doing a good job on health for the elderly. i don't agree with him on the immigration. the senate is wonderful. congress is wonderful. c-span is wonderful. i don't know how we could exist without c-span. host: who do you think in the senate is actually acting in the right way as to how a senator should work with colleagues and get legislation through? do you have a favorite senator right now? caller: i really don't. i'm trying really hard to decide who to vote for. i like them. host: that was ramona in virginia. several said is expe

the honorable ilene ramona peterson who became the first female judge in the u.s. virgin islands in 1971. the honorable jada who later became the first female sworn in as attorney general of the virgin islands. and the honorable wilma lewis, who among a long list of worthy accomplishments was the first african-american woman to serve as inspector general to the u.s. department of interior and later as the u.s. attorney for the district of columbia. judge lewis current currently serves as the -- currently serves as the chief judge of the district court of the virgin islands fments our fight for law -- islands. our fight for law and justice and equality comes from our history and that fight has often been led by women. women such as queen mary thomas, who along with three other women, led a revolt in the streets of st. croix to protest unfair labor wages and deplorable working conditions in 1878. mr. speaker, i want to recognize that these women and because of their work and their contributions, have allowed many virgin islands women to ascend through the glass ceili