and the refiguring or retooling of our existing system and that's why these preliminary discussion rs taking place with the idea of then coming back to the commission. when we finally get it agendized. to, you know, focus in on a gameplan. dr. marshall? vice president marshall: what is the committee doing now? we have you can agendize to open up the purpose of the committee, but i don't see why it can't continue doing what it is doing. let the committee do what it is doing. president mazzucco: commissioner hammer, i'm getting looks from the -- that we've really gone far astray. commissioner hammer: i think it is important that we have a brief conversation about that. not that any of us stop doing what we're doing but that we're of one mind about what this commission is going to do. commissioner chan: i agree with commissioner hammer we should clarify. president mazzucco: ok. we'll put that in the agenda. let's move on to commission announcements and scheduling of items identified for consideration at future commission meetings. any commission announcements? commissioner hammer: no. pr

so we know about it. >> i know one of the ride rs -- i know one of the authors watches these programs and seems to come up with a great article. maybe he can come up with the solve rate. i know one of the speakers that spoke said there was a shortage of investigators? 12 vs. 16? don't quote me on that. that we don't have enough police investigators. that with can't solve these crimes? what's going on here. does anyone have information related to that? they don't have enough smart investigators to do the job or they are being bowled over by the number of murders in the city? i would like to know. i think a lot of people would like to know exactly what the murder rate in the city is, who is getting murdered, who what murders are getting solved. thank you. >> any further public comment? hearing none. >> item 8 is public comment on all matters pertaining to item 10 below. closed session for disciplinary cases, including a public comment on whether to hold item 10 in closed session. >> any comment on the closed session disciplinary session? hearing none. >> item 9 is >> have a motion wheth

three rs as familiar to you as reading, writing and arithmetic. but it's the fourth "r" that's inspired a revamp of the johnson family's life tile. refuse. >> it is really not that much work if you really stop trash from entering your home. >> reporter: that means refusing to buy, refusing to use, and refusing to accept anything that will end up in the trash. >> i would say we just don't really bring any home, so -- >> reporter: so you don't have anything to throw away. >> yeah. >> reporter: starting with small changes, now her family of four no longer needs trash service. this is how much garbage they produced in four months. >> this is the trash since october. >> reporter: it's living as close to zero waste as possible. the term is used in manufacturing, where companies strive to eliminate waste, here meat goes from the butcher counter to a jar. >> like fish, cheese, chicken, bacon. >> reporter: and refills cloth sacks with grains and produce. >> i was just afraid i would be eating a bunch of granola all the time. >> reporter: husband scott says

necesitamos dormir esta cantidad de horas rs las investigación han demostrado que dormir poco aumentaón de la sociedad, es importante hacer ejercicio, comer en pequeñas porciones también es importante, dormir entre 7 a 8 horas diarias para prevenir el sobre peso y la obesidad. >>> todo indica que este fin de semana las condiciones del tiempo estarán bastante agradable, vamos con un panorama de lo que nos espera para próximos días. >>> momento de revisar condiciones del tiempo, sol y máximas cerca de 64° f, día bastante fresco, mínima 63° f, esta noche, poco vientos de diez m.p.h napa y san francisco con más brisa, entre 21 a 25 m.p.h acerco cuan a cerco cuando la próxima perturbación que podría traer lluvias, alguna nubess alta y todavía vemos altas presiones pero este sistema que estará entre yendtrayendo lluvia este modelo, nos muestra que el domingo en la noche, es cuando estaría, spar cien pes spar ciea el sur, pero el lunes en la noche y martes, regresan condiciones secas a la región, mínima cerca de 54° f, mañana cerca de 60° f, san francisco con este sistema no esperamos viento

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interrogate rs at gitmo say that they may have provided support to groups such as al-qaeda. >> homeland security secretary janet napolitano is expected to visit the bay area today. she is expected to host a student forum this afternoon on cyberspace security. the discussion is intended to highlight the important contributions made by the science and engineering communities in maintaining national security. >> bart is calling in consultants to help design the interior of the trains. the consultants are the riders themselves. >> i was invited to a first look of bart's new research lab before it rolled down the track sand introduced to the public. >> this is bart's lab, an interactive demo for fleet of the future. the goal is to allow consumers to give feedback about the future sideline for new train cars. >> we have to get a whole new set of train cars. >> some of the questions being asked, there are questions about interior design, such as layout of the seats and accommodations for bikes and people with disabilities. >> riders will be asked to fill out a survey where they will be asked a

interrogate rs at gitmo say that they may have provided support to groups such as al-qaeda. >> homeland security secretary janet napolitano is expected to visit the bay area today. she is expected to host a student forum this afternoon on cyberspace security. the discussion is intended to highlight the important contributions made by the science and engineering communities in maintaining national security. >> bart is calling in consultants to help design the interior of the trains. the consultants are the riders themselves. >> i was invited to a first look of bart's new research lab before it rolled down the track sand introduced to the public. >> this is bart's lab, an interactive demo for fleet of the future. the goal is to allow consumers to give feedback about the future sideline for new train cars. >> we have to get a whole new set of train cars. >> some of the questions being asked, there are questions about interior design, such as layout of the seats and accommodations for bikes and people with disabilities. >> riders will be asked to fill out a survey where they will be asked a

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rs will vote this week on a controversial plan to give tax in exchange >>> checking other bay area headlines, san francisco city leaders will -- tax breaks to twitter in exchange for expanding operations in the midmarket area. social media company needs more space and was considering moving to silicon valley. the mayors plan would exempt twitter from paying payroll taxes on new hires. unions are opposed to what they see as a give-away and may try to put the issue before voters. >>> the confessed killer of oakland journalist chauncy bailey will resume his testimony tomorrow. he says he acted on the orders of former muslim based leader faye. he is expected to provide details tomorrow of the 2007 killing in broad daylight in downtown oakland. >>> and two bay area universities have applied to host presidential or vice presidential debates for the upcoming election. st. mary and dominican university are on the list of 12 schools vying for the event. both st. mary's and dominican have hosted major events in the past, including last year's senate and gubernatorial debates. >>> a weekend fire creati

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in 2003 it was determined that cs rs was overfunded by, i can remember the number, over $50 million. >> was the problem of changing that? >> we're told by omb and treasury that it takes a change in the law. >> and that's it? >> well -- >> mr. chairman, we can help solve this problem, change that law. thank you. >> i thank the gentleman, and i trust that in the president's budget somewhere hidden, i didn't see it, he considered that but like i say, i missed that. now the gentlelady from new york for five minutes. >> thank you very much, and i would like to ask the postmaster general, mr. donahoe, questions on the wage rates in comparison to competitors. and i know that some of your private sector competitors are nonunion. but it is also my understanding that the wage rate of the postal service is roughly equivalent to the private sector competitors. and as the postal magazine studies show that postal service letter carries start at $15.85 an hour, while the starting pay for a ups driver and a fedex carrier are roughly $16.14 respectively. and i'd like to ask you, does the fact that th

the rs up tuesday in los angeles. >>> the giants at the front end of a stretch that sees them play 16 of 19 games on the road. things have worked out pretty well in the first 2. birthday number 56 for chris boky and the diamond backs. they got off to a great start and posey getting all of the pitch pitch. he didn't get out of the innings, he made the catch and injured himself doing so. the early report was a strained right ankle x-ray negative, but removed from the game and replaced. gave up a run in the 4th but the giants tied it in the 6th and sanchez with a drive down the left field line. he scores his second run of the game. rowen had 3 hits, and sanchez had 3 rbis and got two of them breaking a 3-3 tie in the 7th and grounds a base hit to the left and scores two. five giant pitchers on the win. make it four straight wins for the giants that take it 5-3 and try to sweep the series when they take them on one more time tomorrow. >>> after a successful road trip, the a's were in need of a win after two losses to tigers. braden had to leave with stiffness in his shoulder after 5 innin

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rs >>> okay, this weekend we will learn itch charlie sheen's on screen antics are enough to carry a lived show. self proclaimed rock star from mars kicks off his live show tomorrow in detroit. no one is sure what to expect in the 20 city tour following a media blitz, tiger blood, duh, winning. this morning he said a porn star will sing the national anthem. and rapper snoop dogg will make an appearance. this may not be the case for his san francisco show on april 30th. but, who knows? what to expect. >> maybe your cup of tea, maybe not. maybe different humor works for you. like vicious butterflies, doggy high chairs a. chand a chance tk at a silicone valley giant. >> qualcomm, released this video of two men, swarmed by vicious butterflies. they claim a chemical was stolen from a lab. the video has gone viral. they even held a mock news conference. >> if a butterfly land on you, do not attempt to fight it. slowly asoup the fsume the fetan and wait for it to lose interest. it is commonly known the butterfly is the only living fee creature with no heart. >> nothing like a man holding a bun yo

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her husband, 60-year-old philip faces 4 31 years to life after pleading guilty to 14 counts ofapping, rs with a child. the previously convicted sex offender won't get out of prison. in a statement dugard now 30 years old said i'm relieved that philip and nancy garrido have finally acknowledged their guilt and confess to their crimes against me and my famil family. dugard only 11 years old back in june of 1991 when she was snatched off the street of the south lake tahoe neighborhood and kept her prisoner in their back yard in antioch for nearly 2 decades before rescued in 2009. philip fathered her 2 daughters during the captivity. dugard was expected to testify at the trial that was to start this august. >> j.c. courage and willingness to confront her abductor directly led to the plea and life sentence. >>reporter: prosecutors also noted dugard may not have been the only one forced to relive the ordeal in court had the trial gone ahead. the defense might have also subpenaed her daughters. >> as a mother practical reality is should her children be called and drug in all of this was somethi

make iraq the 51 rs state? another alaska? whoo. okay. we'll see.hat one is clearly one he truly believes. still not sure on the birther stuff. >>> next, michelle bachmann in overdrive. most argue president obama's policies hurt the business growth. she said the president actually wants americans to be poor. >> i think that the agenda that we have seen, we know that 63% of all households have seen a major decline in their personal wealth, a decline in their personal income, and an increase in their debt level. that's all attributable directly to barack obama's principles. i think barack obama's getting exactly the outcome that he hoped for. all of us, i think, are perhaps giving the president too much credit thinking, well, he probably just doesn't understand that liberalism actually makes people poorer. i actually think that this is what the president wants. >> i have to say, one thing i think she would agree is the president wants to be re-elected and what's the number one to be re-elected? a good economy. it's the single best indicator of whether

the three rs stand for resolve, repair, and restore.esolve inflammation, we are going to repair the intestinal tract, and we are going to restore normal hormone balance. the single-most important step to getting healthy is to resolve the inflammation. since it is the inflammation that's triggering the cortisol response, unless we put out the fire within our bodies, there is no hope of feeling better, losing weight, or conquering stress. resolving inflammation is easy. all it takes is adding the anti-inflammatory omega three fish oils to your diet. or if you're a vegetarian, use flaxseed oil and taking natural anti-inflammatories such as ginger, turmeric or bromelain. all of these effectively reduce inflammation in the bloodstream and are safe. next, we must repair the damaged intestinal tract lining, which has been ravaged by over-the-counter anti-inflammatory drugs, the overuse of antibiotics, and poor diet. this is exceptionally easy. all you need to do is take a simple protein amino acid called l-glutamine morning and night on an emp

rs tryinng to prevent >>> good morning. it's 8:55. i'm frank mallicoat with your cbs 5 headlines.te in vallejo are claiming a small victory this morning. a compromise with the city will allow them to continue protesting as long as they take down their tents. there is a strict no camping rule for that area. >>> and tonight, san jose city council will debate a familiar topic, medical marijuana. they have already passed strict zoning laws limiting the pot dispensaries down there. if the council cannot agree on the number of clubs to legally allow, they may ban them altogether. >>> and today is national hiring day for the golden arches. mcdonald's is looking to hire about 2,000 people here at northern california. there is a variety of positions open from floor staff to managers, seasonal to full time. you can check it out at their website. >>> traffic and weather coming right up. stay with us. chemistry aficio. diphenhydramine. magnesium hydroxide. atheletes foot. yes. i'm a people pleaser. if elected, i promise flu shots for all. i am a walking medical dictionary. congratulations vir

and let's look at medicare we rs made many reforms in health reform dealing with medicare. more than half of the people who depend on medicare are women.f 56% of medicare recipients are women. so-lled ryan so as to when mr. ryan does in his so-called budget wh bere he ends medicare let's call it what it is you are throwing women. under the boss, this time it is elderly women. that, how proud are you of that,. rya? mr. rahn and?that well, i am not proud that kind e of proposal would come out, and it's starting here today when we vote to repeal healthcare reform health care reform extended thed life of the medicare trust fund why on earth would the republicans want to repeal then law that is spreading toat medicare and makes it a viable l what me tell you what else would be repealed if they had their way today. everything on medicare is into e free annual wellness examined. let me repeat that. on m every person is going to get a a free and will wellness' exam anm will get them access to preven preventive health services like screenings with no co-payment and no deductible. wh

you have a child, one of the first questions a mom asks is do they have all their fire extinguisher rst was taken away by a tragic accident. >> reporter: now emily is getting her life back. she spends five hours a day in occupational therapy. even a simple hug with her daughter turns into a small victory. >> i think she really likes that i can hold her with two hands now. it's important to be able to do that with your child. >> reporter: emily sayses for the first time in a long time, she feels whole. now, emily could ultimately have about 80% usage of the new hand. she has joined a very exclusive group of people. there have been only 14 hand transplants nationwide. meredith? >> kristen welker, thank you very much. emily fennel is with us from the ucla campus along with her surgeon, dr. azare. good morning to you both. >> good morning. >> it was such a wonderful image to see you hold your daughter with both hands. it's been a little more than six weeks since the transplant surgery. muin this >> right now, i can wiggle the fingers and after i'm in hand therapy for a couple of hours in t

that is my biggest concern and i do think between orm and rs facilities, it is different than the legacy carriers and i hope it will consider that there is a difference there. >> to drill down on that question a little bit more, i am aware the air force institute of technology study found that up to 70% of the missions flying by the civilian carriers may be impacted and on how the rule is implemented. that seems substantial to west. given how much to rely on them, keep that in context said the committee has a good feel of where that falls? >> when we set up our operations and how we will base their plans, especially when you talk about a far off place like afghanistan, and you have to drive in additional crews to come it drives in complexity to the system that becomes tougher to manage. right now, we have been driving very hard to get the modern airplanes. if 70% are affected, they would have to have additional stops, bring in additional crews. the circadian rhythm, the issue with making sure that you are driving around the world, afghanistan is 12 hours out from here. many think about d

it's a haven for outdoorsy types like runners, bike rs and rowers. covered with white carpet. >> >> would you pull up the carpet? >> i don't want to tell them that, but no one wants your carpeting. the kitchen has nice mexican tiles we'll see in a minute. looks like they have never made a meal in there. it's begging for a cookie jar or a toaster. that's taking neatness a bit too far. there is a four season room which is huge and almost is another whole house. it has sunny skylights and if you look in the backyard another big bonus pool. that's beautiful. it's meticulous and has a huge amount of property that comes with the house. remember, it's only $349. >> nice deal. let's go to hastings, minnesota. this is a four-bedroom home priced at $365,000. >> the name hastings was pulled out of a hat. i didn't know how towns got named. outside the house is neat as a pin, well landscaped and newly planted. i think they did a nice job on it. it has bright red accent walls here and there throughout the house that make a difference. it's beige but the accent wal