foreign language] [applause] >> and now, please welcome your host for tonight, senate candidate -- san upset -- please welcome your host for tonight. >> good evening, everyone, and welcome to this beautiful venue, the historic san francisco's city hall, as we celebrate filipino-american history month. >> before we continue with our program, we would like to knowledge some of our elected officials who have joined us here tonight. i saw in the crowd honorable lilly brown. [applause] we have president of the board of supervisors, honorable david chiu. [applause] commissioner dennis normandy. [applause] commissioner mandahar. [applause] commissioner claudine cheng. [applause] and all the members of our consular corps, thank you all for being here. let's all give them a warm round of applause. [applause] >> tonight, we're honoring seven milestones of the san francisco bay area's filipino american the community but these events became our communities benchmarks because of the remarkable achievements. among them, and achievements of decades of public service, if you first, and events that have sign

parents at evergreen elementary school in san jose are upset over the approval of a cell tower near thatchool. the tower site is at the edge of the school's property and within several hundred feeft playground and classrooms. they're concerned about the possible exposure to radiation. the 60-foot tower is also close to some homes. nearby residents plan to appeal the decision next week. >> it's a very fairly high power tower. it will reach its peak strength right at the school grounds and classrooms. it's going to be operating 24/7 and the kids are here six to eight hours a day exposed to that. >> superintendent of the evergreen school district is sending a letter to the city with their concerns about the location of that cell tower. >>> a privacy fight tonight between two tech titans. ahead at 6:00, why google and apple are in the spotlight. tonight the safety of your personal information which may be at stake. >>> i'm favro, come oing up, i'll show you how this new device may help doctors destroy fat cells in your stomach. >> kill as many people as possible. the latest terror plot on am

>>justine: san bruno officials are upset about how negotiations are going with pg&e pg&e has set up aund to help with damaged infrastructure however individuals are saying that talks recently broke down about establishing a multimillion-dollar fund to help the city create a memorial park as well as deal with the crater caused five/. calls high above >> we are concentrating on rebuilding the city. that is where our main concentration has been. we have not set a lot about some of the detail but we felt it would support to bring this to the public because we did hit a stone wall. >>justine: dd netflix they are committed to getting stuck to the negotiation futile to have reached out to several officials about arresting a meeting for tomorrow. >>james: three men from salinas are accused of robbing multiple banks can. on tuesday they say they have the wells fargo branch. they got away with about $7,000 cash. investigators say a formal police officers saw the man running and were able to write down license plates numbers. officers tracked them down at eighth selena's home where they were arr

in from san francisco because he knew how bad traffic was going to be coming here is what he had to say. >> i just walked by, the entire block was shut down. people are beginning in getting upset. >>reggie: live in san francisco, be prepared for delays. >>pam: rattled nerves in the north bay. >> the td started shaking really bad. >>pam: in vallejo and other earthquake struck this morning. what scientists are saying about this new cluster trembler. >>pam: the potentially deadly ingredient in baby formula and caught on tape the violent action that has a public transportation worker in the hot seat. >>jaqueline: it looked outside at current temperatures. cooling down close to the clothesline. costs >>pam: burglaries in piedmont are the highest they have been in 10 years. as alajandra cerball explains, burglaries are not the only areas where crime has increased. >>alejandra: into dow's 11 burglaries nearly doubled from 49-88. although the crimes are also on the rise. fact crimes also went up. please tell me that added an additional officer on the street when they noticed burglaries were on the rise. we are told the majority of crimes of qr near the arterial in piedmont. >>pam: rat

. >> owners say they're filing reports but san jose police aren't patrolling enough and upset with a decision to stop responding to alarms unless someone calls in and verifies a crime. >> these are situations where the police department have changed their policing delivery model because of cuts. >> the spokesman for san jose police say they've lost 300 officers in the last few years. >> we know the community is suffering. it's something we take personally. >> but things are changing after we called the san jose pd and district city council woman, the police added more patrols. >> and they have been patrolling areas closely. >> so now they'll have a fighting chance. >> finally we're glad we have attention from channel 7. and they respond. they can give our voice to the city of san jose. >> shop owners say they're paying to fix the cars out of pocket. police tell us they want to meet with shop owners to figure out how to move forward. tomorrow, we wrap up you fix it week. a man asked the i team to take on caltrans over a hazard in his neighborhood. that is tomorrow at 6:00. >> that oug

students in santa rosa have gone home with upset stomach autos who is going to pay to upgrade the gas pipeline system? pg&e facing a lot of scrutiny. and in san francisco. >> the assemblyman jerry hill and advocates are upset that ratepayer koz be asked to pay the majority of pipeline safety upgrade costs but pg&e says shareholders have paid and now, it's the customer's turn. the deadly 2010 pipeline explosion revealed a pattern of failures. the disaster also required a host of new regulations going forward. pg&e wants the state utilities commission to approve a improvement program most of which will be paid for by customers. critics say does it not include another $3 billion for debt, interest, and shareholder profits. and jerry hill sent a letter pointing that out and advocates filed their own plan for covering safety improvement costs. >> the largest portion of the plan is shareholder profits meaning pg&e could profit from the devastating events in san bruno. >> this would add insult to injury to allow pg&e to collect a profit on overdue improvements. >> any work should have been done in the past. we're only asking to cover work that is re

san francisco. if any of you are here because we -- you are upset about what we did and you want to bend, i suggest calling willie brown. he appointed me to the taxi commission. i also want to thank mayor newsom for the work that he did. if you want to thank someone for bringing someone like myself or naomi, you will want to thank mayor brown on that, too. people that know me know that i could go on for hours about this. i could talk about the collaboration that happened between the taxicab companies, the city, manufacturers. this would not have happened without john james, who was the liaison between the manufacturers, taxi industry. there were plenty of others who also helped. i had real help from lots of people -- we would not be here without you former mayor newsom. your persistence and passion for this issue, i deeply feel that. there is not enough i could say about when you have done over the years. i hope this is just the first of many events we will have talked about making our fleet cleaner. we are about a third of the way there. we have a first generation, and we hope there will be anothe

i am truly upset by the term used. i believe that in san francisco you promote liberalism and idealism. in the 21st century, hate speech should never be tolerated by any member of the city of san francisco. he said it at a public meeting in his forearm as a commissioner. i ask for your support to ask for the immediate resignation of bartholomew murphy. i have also contacted the mayor's office. i will not tolerate it. as founder and chairwoman of the minority woman contingent, i will not tolerate it. when i say i will not tolerate it, there are others who are in support of me in addition to the disability community. i will not tolerate it. it is resentful that he would do something like that. it does speak to his character. it could have severe consequences if he does not leave office. thank you. >> my name is thomas. i am here before the board to speak about something. i have nothing to gain financially, or anything, about this. but there is a certain situation, you know, with projects and stuff like that. and i would hope that they did to

people were really upset, and it finally spawned this freeway movement in san francisco, and it was not built. it would have wiped out the magnificent historic trees and the panhandle. if this meant the department -- this met the department's mission and needs. we may laugh at these things now and think they cannot happen, but i can tell you -- they are happening now. golden gate park is being turned into a series of paid attractions. it is not following the golden gate park master plan, which is supposed to prevent this. we need oversight from outside the apartment. we need you to step up to the the plate. we are glad the hpc and architectural heritage have. please protect the park and do not adopt supervisor wiener's amendments. president miguel: thank you. [reading names] >> good afternoon. first, i would like to comment on the gentleman who -- president miguel: your name? >> mike boyd. i am not connected with any organization. the gentleman who referred to 200 trucks and then 400 trucks -- i used to drive a 10-wheel dump truck and trailer -- president miguel: that is not on the subj

san mateo bridge. from >>mark: rick santorum is trying to pull off an upset in michigan. he also says he is more in line with their values than mitt romney. romney is counting on a strong finish in the presidential primary next week in michigan where his father used to be governor. >>darya: fresh off of the success of the payroll tax extension the president will call on congress to pass more bipartisan measures. republicans have been more willing to make deals since the fight over raising the debt limit. the call for greater bipartisanship will call for an extension of the payroll tax cut and what it means to middle-class families. >>mark: let's get the latest on temperatures. >>mark: expectations are high. here's a look at the san mateo bridge. >>james: this morning 42-40 degrees around the bay. it is going to be a nice afternoon a matter where you are. mostly sunny skies it temperatures will star warming by 9:00 a.m.. right around 9:00 a.m.-10:00 a.m. we will say goodbye to most of the forties and have widespread fifties. by noon-1:00 p.m., the '60s take hold. a few poc

upset. that is their right. >> reporter: san jose city council members are also speaking out. >> this has been a big marketing scheme to try to push a pension reform scheme that the mayor wants and not necessarily what's best for the city of san jose. >> the point that's important here is what is the council making decisions based on? not 650 million dollars because of the mayor's budget message in the commentary. i know and am confident in my own decision make and i look in my clerk documents we have been relying on that we have been relying on numbers that had nothing to do with $650 million. >> reporter: also as a result of our investigation, state assembly member jim beale is calling for a delay of the city's planned pension reform measure expected to appear on the upcoming june ballot. >> i notice you have that report right there. were you surprise ted mayor's die fi yans today or was that business as usual? >> he spoke to us today when we tried to talk to him so it was a good conversation. >> okay. >> and this report is also online. >> yes, in fact, i was just going to get there like to

the water has been looking kind of cloudy and that's because san mateo officials are doing a pressure test to stir upsetpipes. the -- stir up sediment in the pipes. in the meantime running the water for one or two minutes should clear up any cloudiness. >>> they are looking to see if they should be limited. they wanted to make it limited to support the entire park department. neighbors are worried events could damage the tower and historic murals. they want the money to go back into preserving the tower. >>> just for pam cook, preparations are well underway for this weekend's academy awards. they have already rolled out the red carpet. hyland center is now covered with plastic just to keep it clean and pristine until the movie stars arrive. the awards will be held this sunday. also they are coming to san jose, you see the tent going up the bridge, it will be going up later today. it starts on march 2nd and toten follows the desire to fly and it will run through april 15th. >> very interesting. i love that. >> so do i. let's go to sal. >>> we are off to a decent start, right now traffic is moving along w

neighbors and merchants plan to stage their own counterprotests today, upset over loss of business from all of the violence. >> students at a san francisco high school back in class after a norovirus sickens students and staff there. they shut doors last witneednes when 500 students and 60 teachers got sick from the virus. the administration canceling classes for three straight days to disinfect the entire campus and allow the sick to get better. >> wanted to make sure that the buildings were as clean as possible, we worked closely with the department of public health to ensure that we were taking all precautions. just to make sure that our students were healthy as they could be. >> those that are still sick are being asked not to return to school until three daze after they are symptom-free. >>> food collects are welcome in alameda as long as they follow new rules. operators must get a local business license, pay taxes and comply with health and safety inspections. the new ordinance also designates where trucks can park. leaders say the regulations will level the playing field between food trucks and restaurants. >>> time to c

san quentin's village's main street will be closed to traffic and there will be no parking along east sir francis drake and east francisco boulevard. >> a controversial new program has parents feeling upset. it allows kids as young as 12 to get free condoms in the mail. the program is available to kids between 12 and 19 who live in alameda county and parts of san francisco. it's supposed to -- it's supported by public health officials and is partly funded with federal money. each teen that applies gets ten condoms in a nondescript envelope and information about sexually transmitted diseases and teen pregnancy. critics say it encourages kids to have sex. >> the young adults, and responsibility for children should be on the parents. >> kids are going to have sex regardless, and i would rather see them do it with condoms than doing it recklessly without protection whatsoever. >> the california family health council says there is no evidence that providing access to birth control leads to teens having sex. under the program, teenagers are limited to one package of condoms per month. >> it's 4:36 now. two pilots are recovering after the small plane and helicopter they were flying clipped each

this week in san francisco -- sacramento a mayor threw his wallet at mayor kevin johnson, upset the mayorseem interested in helping him recover his stolen id. johnson asked him to wrap it up. it missed the pair, officers escorted the man out. >> and take a look at what happened yesterday in france. of a woman dumping flour on a leading presidential candidate during a campaign appearance. the woman immediately tackle bid security and then dragged off the stage. the candidate was not hurt. and remained calm. >> coming up egyptian police taking heat for that deadly soccer riot, ahead. >> also a high price for two of kaud gaud -- muammar gaddafi's mundane personal items. >> and her story is bizarre. a young woman talks about how she got deported after shoplifting. >> and weather making for easy travel conditions today. air travel that, s we can see green lights and we do have some minor delays at philadelphia and newark. 15-30 minutes because of air traffic management. up in boston low clouds ceilings producing delays of 30-45 minutes. otherwise, it's smooth sailing or should i say smooth fly

and stories of homeless children living in san francisco. >>> mark ibanez is up next with more on a spectacular day at pebble. >>> and a college basketball upsetely involving the bay area's only ranked team. >>> mark is here now with sports. tiger is not in lead but he's up front. >> yeah, it may be the year of the dragon but the tiger is in presence. everything is the same when it comes to the cashe his very name brings. just like palmer did. thumbs up on tiger's game as well. maybe 45 feet for bird here on the third hole. four under 68, five back at the leader. but the shot of the day has to go to this man, ken duke. watch him at 16 and the ball will find its home beautifully for an eagle. can't get much better than that. an 8-under and he's pretty pumped. this man dustin johnson just missing here. on a shot that would have been an eagle. he will tap in for bird in a round of 63. not too bad. he wanted that eagle though. >>> hard to believe the warriors have not had an all star in 14 years. the team completed today not a warrior in site. but there were a couple of guys who will make it down the line some day. like rookie thompson. he will pu

permit that says i can go to school in san francisco and only one day before winter break, i got a call saying i can't go to lincoln anymore so i was really upset and for the most part, i was genuinely upset because i feel like if a student makes an effort to wake up every morning, do the homework and pass classes, they should be allowed to go to whatever school they want to so i had one day to choose where i wanted to go so i chose to come back to leadership. i chose to economic back to a school that doesn't have a football team or homecoming king or queen or its own building, actually. but i felt confident that this was the school that would help me support me with all of my needs and provide me with the education i need to go to college and isn't that the mission of high school anyway, to get students to college? yes. and transferring back to leadership ended up being the best choice i've ever made so that's why i think the school should be renewed for five more years. [applause] president yee: good evening, president yee and commissioner. president yee: hold on a second. if we can't put it off. unplug it. [loud noise] president yee: go ahea

san diego. very fine facility. but i didn't know this. they are slaves. these whales are slaves. >> you can't even make this up. really? >> peta says they are slaves. >> peta is so upset. the water is boiling. they want to file the lawsuit, in fact have on behalf of five killer whales, three there in san diego. >> on behalf of the whales. the whales will be deposed? >> just a joke. they want to proceed forward because it violates the 13th amendment of anti-slavery that they are enslaved. >> bill: in the courtroom we can have a big tank. >> yes. >> they have to come testify. >> how will you find a jury of their piers? >> that's a good point. >> line up -- >> smon on that jury? >> no, no. >> fresh water salmon, i don't know. >> has to be mammals. can't be fish. >> you don't think peta is looking for publicity, do you? >> not at all. >> this judge is allowing this case thus far to go forward. >> of course it's going forward. absolutely. and i will tell you what's going to happen is the whales are going to get married. >> whales have rights, too. >> bill: something will happen in the ninth circuit. >> whales get dew process. equal protection. >> media matters. people don'

about half hour later they say he was upset about an earlier incident that was not associated the school. we're getting word about a major change between the city of san francisco and organizers of the american series. learned that peer 29 will not  be developed as part of the package. neighbors opposed the development they say it wasn't clear how that peer would be used. investors led by larry will still get development rights to pierce 30 and 32 near the bay brick. officials say the money will go toward much needed repairs. critics argue there are too many unknown. >> it will be -- that san francisco regrets generations to come. >> they want to urge you to consider the big picture and the benefit and support us in this effort. >> the $110 million contract is set to go before the san francisco board of supervisors next week. more top coverage including special section with raw video clips. a judge today approved a bonuses given to employees of bankrupt bay area firm. fremont based initially sought to hand out $500,000 in bonuses to 21 employees it then scaled back its request. the bankruptcy judge today approved a revised bonus request of $370,000.

campuses in oakland and san jose have been ordered to close by state regulators the school falsely advertised its accreditation students paying are now out in the cold. >> i'm very, very upset. i only have like two weeks of school left. >> i'm hurt. >> how important was this job for you? >> very, the next step to broaden my personal and professional life. >> students can apply to get their tuition back through a state recovery fun. state officials will be at both campuses today today. >>> six thousand s at to hospitals are getting alerts their personal health information may have been compromised. the st. joseph health system says due to a security oversight patient data could have been accessed without side search engines between early last year and last month this was not financially sensitive but medical information like blood pressure, lab results. affected hospitals locally include santa rosa memorial and petaluma memorial. >>> new audit raising questions about the legality of hundreds of foreclosures in san francisco. the report commissioned by san francisco recorder found a number of violations or irregularities. four hundred foreclosures were analyzed. violations of

. >> some of us domestic abuse against the san fran showing his wife crying and bruised. she was visibly upsetlion now lopez -- in court they argued that this should be argued as evidence. however, they are making the preparations for a venue change. >> i have see him every day and sometimes he brings the children over on weekends. how to you think they're going? >> air doing great. now all is left is for his wife and family to be together. we hope that after this trial it will return to normal. i think this was a lot to come out in this case. this will demonstrate that there is no wrongdoing. >> the judge will rule on this videotape when court resumes on monday. >> straight ahead, international news including the latest out of afghanistan the anti-american protests. >> meanwhile, at the live look at the golden gate he could beautiful, beautiful day shaping up. not too much traffic. we will be back. ♪ >>isabel: 7:24 the violence in afghanistan continues for this fifth day. afghan soldiers have been killed. six have been killed. 15 wounded. on wednesday, word got out that their religious text t

upset that my speech was not occupied. they said why don't you talk about them. based on the last arrest, more of them lived in san francisco and oakland. i wanted to talk about the state of the city and where oakland is going. before i do that, i would like to wish my good friends have the new year. the first time i spoke in front of the business times group, i said it does not really mean " happy new year," but may you get rich and prosperous in the new year. most of us are from merchant families. probably, for our families, being rich was the same as being happy. but also happy valentine's day. i would like to know who we are talking to. how many of you are from san francisco? thank you and very much welcome. stay for lunch. how many from oakland? the rest of the east bay? i bet some of the work in san francisco but live in oakland or the east bay. how many of you are like that? thank you. i always like to know who we are talking about. mayor lee and i know we are friendly competition, but the bridge -- the bay bridge economy is one in many ways. i will talk about oakland accomplishments and take a fresh look a

san francisco' new sheriff. ross mirkarimi goes on trial tomorrow for domestic violence charges. his lawyer has filed a motion claiming the sheriff's wife was not that upset when she talked with her neighbor. the motion says the sheriff's wife didn't become agitated until she started talking about her marriage. the lawyer wants it tossed out as hearsay. >>> a bankruptcy court will decide whether an injured giants fan can suit los angeles dodgers. bryan stow sued the dodgers after he was beaten in the dodger stadium last march but the case was on hold because the team filed for bankruptcy. "the examiner" reports so's bankruptcy. >>> the san jose earthquakes have final approval for a brand- new soccer stadium. quake fans at city hall last night after the planning commission gave the green light for the long-awaited project. a lot of people on hand. commission approved the plan in december after neighbors expressed concern about noise and lights. >> i have a feeling that all the work that's gone into it will pay off for everybody. >> the team's owner lew wolff and staff made concessions for the plan. the privately funded 18,000- seat stadium will be ready in

, who in fact still get upset when daddy lights the barbecue, or can't sleep at night, to a facility where they could relax a little bit? >> reporter: when the little city of san bruno felt the ongoing talks with pg&e were going nowhere, they called in the guy in the red tie, public relations whiz sam singer, to help stage a press conference this morning to put a little public heat on the utility. >> our people -- our northerners heard very contritely if there is anything we need to get back to you on we'll call you. >> reporter: no sooner had the words left the mayor's mouth than pg&e which is already reeling from questions about its pipeline safety program, announced they would be back at the table later this week. >> really, you know, when you think about the incredible tragedy that occurred in september of 2010, eight people are dead, many other people's lives have been forever changed, we know at pg&e we can't ever do anything to fully restore that. everybody involved in this would like the process to move more quickly. >> reporter: now, pg&e says it was completely caught unawares of this move by san bruno but they will be back talk. one thing both sides

. >>> san francisco's municipal marina is said to get a lift before the cup races. some people who lease slips for their boats are upsetproposed new rules for the marina. spaces are expected to be in high demand. supervisor mark ferrel tells kts ktvu a meeting is set for tomorrow afternoon. >>> go to ktvu.com for more video of the sailing event. you will find the section on the right side near the top of our home page. >>> an expensive shift to digital projectors may shut down theaters. the change is considered a major burden to smaller movie house which is will have to pay $75,000 per screen to go digital. >> the movie business is changing so rapidly. >> what's going to happen is they're going to close. they're going to close it's inevitable. >> reporter: the future of the theaters are up in the air. we found five other theaters in san francisco alone that tell us they may not be able to afford the switch. >>> a heads up tonight for those who drive on highway 4 in antioch and pittsburg. westbound lanes are scheduled to be closed overnight this wednesday, thursday and friday. eastbound lanes are scheduled to be closed

upset. there were even reports that pg&e had walked out of negotiation. >> the reason we're here today is the pg&e is stalling negotiations to settle millions of dollars of restitution to the san bruno community. we're calling upon pg&e to immediately return to bargain in good faith with the city of san bruno. >> reporter: the city says the talks stalled out in the last few weeks but the maybor would not elaborate on what the sticking points are. pg&e has already agreed to pay $70 million to pay for infrastructure damage following the explosion. the talks the city is talking about today amount to punitive costs that the city would plan to use for other projects. the city says the last time they talked with pg&e was last monday. one of the negotiators, greg, told us today he was surprised by the news conference saying pg&e never broke off negotiations. >> we have not. we're continuing the gauch-- negotiations, met with them last week. >> reporter: now, again, in the news conference, the mayor did say his office received a call from pg&e at about 10:45. that was just 15 minutes before the news conference. we're hearing from pg&e that the city and the utility company will be meet

. >>> san francisco's municipal marina is said to get a lift before the cup races. some people who lease slips for their boats are upsett proposed new rules for the marina. spaces are expected to be in high demand. supervisor mark ferrel tells kts ktvu a meeting is set for tomorrow afternoon. >>> go to ktvu.com for more video of the sailing event. you will find the section on the right side near the top of our home page. >>> an expensive shift to digital projectors may shut down theaters. the change is considered a major burden to smaller movie house which is will have to pay $75,000 per screen to go digital. >> the movie business is changing so rapidly. >> what's going to happen is they're going to close. they're going to close it's inevitable. >> reporter: the future of the theaters are up in the air. we found five other theaters in san francisco alone that tell us they may not be able to afford the switch. >>> a heads up tonight for those who drive on highway 4 in antioch and pittsburg. westbound lanes are scheduled to be closed overnight this wednesday, thursday and friday. eastbound lanes are scheduled to be close

san francisco. the dog named cody chased it there. this was apparently a fight over territory. cody got upsethen the mountain lion ventured into his back yard. please. the cat event did come down and ran off after cody left. cat knew what was good for him. >> exactly. if i was living anywhere where a mountain lion could perch up in my tree, i'd be moving right away. >> i'd go out in the back yard and start barking. >> you could do it. >> wow, that is a big cat. all right. >>> let's check the forecast starting off warmer than yesterday. hope that means good things for our weather. >> yeah, for the next 72 hours, it's going to be like spring in february. right now, though, there is quite a chill in the air. good morning, there's a live view from our city camera. there's capitol hill under a clear sky. 44 at reagan national. we've got a light south sol south/southwesterly breeze. that flow is going to be warming us up. tonight, you have anything going on? if you don't, check out the northern lights lecture. you're going to see stunning image of the aurora borealis. it's going to be taking place

san beat the eventual nominee. although the odds are in romney's favors, there's a big chance to pull an upset.ning me now, a man who covered the michigan upset. tom brokabrokaw. >> if you remember, i thought the most striking one in many ways was what happened in 2008 when john mccain was declared doa after south carolina. he wins in new hampshire. but he goes to south carolina. the bush team gets it back together. they think they've got a straight road all the way to the nomination. next week in michigan, mccain pops back up again. we've been talking this morning, and i've been watching a lot. i think that santorum ad reaching out to democrats could be a factor here. because you can show up and vote as a democrat by saying i'm a republican today. and santorum has an ad out. >> none of them led to the winner becoming the nominee. >> no. we're placing the importance, fairly because of his ties to michigan. he should take some idea in the fact that he did recover. bush did recover there, although three of the four never ended up winning the general election, they want their own kind of place in