officers chased the cab from san fransisco to pacifica and back to san fransisco.pect eluded capture by jumping out of the vehicle at san fransisco state and running away. >>> president obama is proposing cuts to social security as an attempt to compromise for the republicans on the budget. reportedly when the president releases his budget on wednesday it will include a revised way to calculate cost of living increases in social security. >>> and a federal judge has ordered the fda to make the morning after pill available to girls of any age without a prescription. ktvu pam cook is in our newsroom with local reaction and support for the decision that may surprise you. >> reporter: the emergency contraceptive northern as the morning after pill needs a prescription for anyone under the age of 17. scientists have been recommending unrestricted access for years. the american medical association, the american congress of obstetricians and gynecologists and the american academy of pediatrics are also in support. in 2011 the fda commissioner issued a statement saying that

officers chased the cab from san fransisco to pacifica and back to san fransisco. suspect eluded capture by jumping out of the vehicle at san fransisco state and running away. >>> president obama is proposing cuts to social security as an attempt to compromise for the republicans on the budget. reportedly when the president releases his budget on wednesday it will include a revised way to calculate cost of living increases in social security. >>> and a federal judge has ordered the fda to make the morning after pill available to girls of any age without a prescription. ktvu pam cook is in our newsroom with local reaction and support for the decision that may surprise you. >> reporter: the emergency contraceptive northern as the morning after pill needs a prescription for anyone under the age of 17. scientists have been recommending unrestricted access for years. the american medical association, the american congress of obstetricians and gynecologists and the american academy of pediatrics are also in support. in 2011 the fda commissioner issued a statement saying

three dozen ended up in san fransisco.evada health official denies any wrongdoing. >>> time is 8:19. tomorrow's 420 marijuana party in san fransisco will be a very expensive one. thousands of people are expected to gather and smoke marijuana at hippie hill in golden gate park tomorrow. since the event has no organizer city taxpayers will be picking up the bill. the recreation and parks department estimates it will spend about $10,000 cleaning up and repairing any possible damage. >>> big story of today of course is out of boston, which we are waiting for a news conference this morning, new developments every minute in this boston marathon bombing case. you're looking live as we wait for that press conference to begin. >>> we're looking outside our window at your skies today, a cooler start to today, but it will warm up. meteorologist steve paulson will tell you about your weekend forecast. >> southbound 101 golden gate bridge traffic looks good. we'll tell you more about the morning commute and the bay area weather. ñç [ m

san fransisco has great things but they have enough. >> i kind of like the move. they are closer to my home. >> the warriors hope to break ground on a new home in two years and make the move in 2017. as for tonight's matchup with the nuggets, we have all the highlights and a lot more coming up a little later in sports. >>> air travelers can breathe easier. a bill that would end furloughs of air traffic controllers is now awaiting president obama's signature. the faa says it will try to resume normal schedules for controllers as soon as possible. both houses of congress passed the bill and the white house says the president will sign it. the legislation allows the faa more flexibility to shift funds under sequestration. >>> the japanese transportation minister presented a directive to top executives of japan air and all nippon airways so they take additional safety measures and install revamped lithion batteries. >>> a first confirmed debris from the japan tsunami to reach the state. the japanese government says a boat belongs to a high school marine sciences progr

san fransisco has great things but they have enough. >> i kind of like the move. they are closer to my home. >> the warriors hope to break ground on a new home in two years and make the move in 2017. as for tonight's matchup with the nuggets, we have all the highlights and a lot more coming up a little later in sports. >>> air travelers can breathe easier. a bill that would end furloughs of air traffic controllers is now awaiting president obama's signature. the faa says it will try to resume normal schedules for controllers as soon as possible. both houses of congress passed the bill and the white house says the president will sign it. the legislation allows the faa more flexibility to shift funds under sequestration. >>> the japanese transportation minister presented a directive to top executives of japan air and all nippon airways so they take additional safety measures and install revamped lithion batteries. >>> a first confirmed debris from the japan tsunami to reach the state. the japanese government says a boat belongs to a high school marine sciences progr

we looked at boston, new york, austin, and san fransisco.t drew us specifically to san fransisco was that, you know, because of what we do, we are specifically interested in people with experience in robotics and people with experience in mobile, and it -- the bay area, it's just -- it's not a fair comparison. the bay area has so much more scale in terms of those who are in the industry. >> you held up -- let me offer you a commercial break here. what does the robot do? walk around or what does it do? >> sure. so -- so you can plug any iphone or ipod into this robotic base, which is what we manufacture. the robot can learn new things over time because he's connected to wif iring's, uses an app that's free to download. he exhibits a lot of intelligent behaviors, and we allow anybody to create new behaviors for the robots. >> what do you mean "behaviors," what's that? >> you can share them with your friends and control him from any ios device or browser in the world. >> does it move or just take stuff in and show it to you? >> yes, yes, it's -

the neighborhoods affected and how long the problem could last. >> the san fransisco giants will sooner one of these. we'll tell you about the rings ceremony and we'll tell you about opening day here at at&t park. complete bay average news coverage starts right now. this is ktvu mornings on 2. >>> good morning everybody. welcome to mornings on 2. >> i'm brian torrez. >> dave clark is off today. starting this morning, all eyes are on wall street right now following this morning's labor department report. the jobless rate dropped in march adding the fewest jobs in nine months, and that's sending stocks sharply lower. the report says the unemployment rate slipped to 7.6% last month. that's down 1/10 from february, but economists say that's not necessarily good news because it means fewer people are actually looking for work. they are no longer included in the official jobless numbers. only 88,000 new jobs were created in march, and that breaks the five-month streak averaging 200,000 new jobs. stock futures turned south as soon as this data was released and have been sharply lower sis the

in san fransisco. yeah, but chairman, he beat somebody. i don't give a damn, get rid of him. why you let him in the party? you know, he wanted to keep him in the partiment i said, no, you're not going to follow by directives, you going to go follow his. yeah, i know i lied for multiple leadership in the party, but you're wrong. so the next thing i know, boom, i'm back in oakland, california. what, in effect happens is, we find out later that landon told him to take the man out of here, beat him up, take him back, and take him back to wherever. you have to read trial transscripts. i'm probably the only one who have these trial transscripts. i'm going too long here. after he kills this man, he goes to six chapters of the black panther party. all this money to fly on plaps to hop to chapters to indianapolis, denver, colorado, another in ohio, ect. and so on up to chicago. every time he gets to a chapter, sands the one who killed alex, he leaves, and the next day the fbi and police raid that chapter, nec d

trail now runs along the guadalupe river's levees from interstate 8-80 to al-vee-so on the edge of san fransisco bay. ">>>"we've done a lot of homework... we've produced a great trail... and i'm so delighted that people are out here enjoying it and some are commuiting and making use of it on a daily basis"" the future goal of this trail is to extend the route to the los gatos trail. for now... it ends about 3 miles short. it was standing room only on wednesday for sjsu assistant professor of english, cathleen miller's discussion of her book, "champion of choice" at the martin luther king library... the book is about women's advocate nah-fees sah-deek, an indian woman who became the world's leading advocate for women's health and reproductive rights... miller discussed the challenges she faced during the twelve years it took her to write the book and how the experience affected her... she also read an exerpt from her book... ">>>a black mole created a punctuation mark on the right side of her strong nose, but upon meeting nafis, all these traits receded into the background because the viewer was

if it's not a hybrid, nobody in san fransisco will buy it. what are they thinking?t's the third day in a row that my car has been -- it's a mercedes, and i put an ipad where the charger goes, and i put it through the sound system, and it blew all the electrical in the entire car, and for three days straight, electricians can't figure it out. melissa: that could be a mercedes problem. that's all the time we have for you. tune in at 1 p.m. when the senator talks about his efforts to -- gerri: hello, i'm gerri willis. tonight on "the willis report," the obamacare scam artists, fraud taking advantage of the law to take advantage of you. also, the new push to get rid of america's favorite tax breaks. is congress trying to kill the mortgage tax deduction, and spending less for your college education? you can do it. we're on the case tonight on "the willis report." ♪ gerri: all that and more coming up. first tonight, our top story. listen to this. they passed obamacare, but no

finally los angeles and san fransisco next in line for burger king's new delivery service.itive landscape is getting tough between mcdonald's, taco bell, and wendy's. they hope it gives them the edge. look at the stocks that trade in the sector. again, competitive, especially between burger king and mcdonalds. that is your west coast minute because, of course, dennis, if you want a thousand calorie burger, have it delivered, not walk to pick it up. dennis: no extra exercise. quarter till or so, stocks now, and ben willis, and, ben, the market's still in the red. >> we are. we are still in the red, and that shouldn't be a surprise. apple probably is the best indicator. had a nice pop yesterday after the close, but it didn't manage to hold on because the negative earnings of bell weather stocks before we opened. the economic data, not pretty. stories europe and ama not pretty much. i hope there's a pull back, much needed, reset expectations for a slower global economy. we're still growing, but we're not growing as quickly, yet again, as we were last quarter. dennis: thank you

. >>> a new move could save a million dollars a year at the city college of san fransisco, 61 departmentve all agreed to take pay cuts in order to keep their jobs. teachers have agreed to work for less pay as well. traffic and your weather for this monday, it's a windy day coming up right after the break. stay right there. [ inhales, exhales ] [ announcer ] cigarettes are not just dangerous when they're smoked. [ rat squeaking ] they're dangerous long after. cigarette butts are toxic. they release chemicals that poison war. and harm wildlife. and millions.. are polluting our environment. [ sniffing ] good morning everybody. it's a slow monday commute at the bay bridge toll plaza, lights are on and traffic's backed up from the 880 overcrossing. it's the only bridge are slow traffic over at the san san mateo bridge, westbound traffic fine. we can see no brake lights as of yet for highway 92. and the 580/680 interchange is a slow commute leaving livermore. >>> wind's the big story, weak cold front brought a few scattered light showers. most of that has come to an end. the clouds parting but

educated as at the university of chicago, lives in san fransisco.he regularly writes blog posts about trade in popular online publications. the blogs can be read at the huffington post and world net daily. his most recent book, "free trade doesn't work" was published in 2011 and is available for purchase here tonight. mr. fletcher will autograph copies. let's give a warm welcome to ian fletcher. [applause] >> hi, i'd like to begin by pointing out to everybody that america's eis$500 billion a year. start with that fact to make it crystal clear that if we got a trade problem in the country, that is to say trade relations with the rest of the world or not in good order, it's a big problem, not a little problem. it's not an obscure little thing. we've all been sitting through weeks, if not months of discussion of the so-called fiscal cliff, and look how much money is involved there, this is a comparable amount of money. people have been worried that the fiscal cliff would result in huge amounts of aggregate demand as economists calling taken out of the

more relevant that something that relates to an restaurant in san fransisco. i think there's value there. at some point you get to, you know, something that difference in that. i don't think it's bad that just on the basis you might see ad for different kinds of products. just on the basis of the category. .. we can give them better notice. in other words if you want to send somebody a text you can convey information in a way they're going to understand. for instance if you know they're a visual learner, you can show in a visual way. so on. i think there's two kinds of incentives i worry about here. if you have regular ad targeting and then super ad targeting, a persuasion profile, and persuasion profiling is more lucrative. now, maybe transparency can correct that problem, and i'm hopeful it can. one issue it turns out that many techniques, if you tell people you're doing it, it doesn't work. right? nine out of ten analysts agree you should buy colgate. and so the incentive for disclosure are not terribly good. and so i'm hopeful about the role of transparenc