. >> the sb 4 p. >> yes. >> and so, i will... >> maybe you immediate time need time to go back. >> i think that that is a good item to new business is to get an update from the insider in terms of the number of businesses that have been able to partake in the sb 14. >> okay. >> okay, next item? >> 19, adjournment. >> is there a motion to adjourn? >> i move. >> second. >> okay. all in favor. >> aye. >> aye. >> aye. >> motion, meeting adjourned. pe. on behalf of the parks commission. we are just proud to be a part of this great community event. >> we started this 3 years ago, this thing called met pole. it was part of sunday to participate in a pedestrian oriented family way. 3 years later. the ping-pong festival has taken on by itself and wanted to take on the diplomacy for china and also to focus on a community of youth, family and seniors to play ping-pong and pick up this exercise for all to participate in this community. a long time ago when i was little, i played for years on and off. now from the master, the station, he's been getting me back into ping-pong. i'm excited to play

. >> the sb 4 p. >> yes. >> and so, i will... >> maybe you immediate time need time to go back. >> i think that that is a good item to new business is to get an update from the insider in terms of the number of businesses that have been able to partake in the sb 14. >> okay. >> okay, next item? >> 19, adjournment. >> is there a motion to adjourn? >> i move. >> second. >> okay. all in favor. >> aye. >> aye. >> aye. >> motion, meeting adjourned. pe.

one of the hundreds of bills on the governor's desk is sb 4.ill regulates the controversial practice of fracking in california. the governor says he'll sign it. >> well, doing nothing is the worst approach. and doing a comprehensive, scientific study of oil drilling, fracking, and various technologies that are associated with it, it's absolutely in the public interests. >> reporter: protesters say if the governor cares about the environment he will outlaw fracking. >> what we need the governor to do is to veto sb 4 and to follow the lead of governor mario cuomo who's put a moratorium on fracking while we study the full impacts. >> reporter: there are several other high-profile bills the governor mufs must consider, an early warning earthquake system, limousine safety and giving illegal immigrants driver's license. that he once opposed. >> i said at the time the answer is immigration reform. that's true. but because congress has been so slow, i think they need a good push. and that's what i think this driver's license bill does. >> reporter: the

. >> the sb 4 p. >> yes. >> and so, i will... >> maybe you immediate time need time to go back. >> i think that that is a good item to new business is to get an update from the insider in terms of the number of businesses that have been able to partake in the sb 14. >> okay. >> okay, next item? >> 19, adjournment. >> is there a motion to adjourn? >> i move. >> second. >> okay. all in favor. >> aye. >> aye. >> aye. >> motion, meeting adjourned. pe. there are so many ways that the internet provides real access to real people and resources and that's what we're try to go accomplish. >> i was interested in technology like video production. it's interesting, you get to create your own work and it reflects what you feel about saying things so it gives perspective on issues. >> we work really hard to develop very in depth content, but if they don't have a venue, they do not have a way to show us, then this work is only staying here inside and nobody knows the brilliance and the amazing work that the students are doing. >> the term has changed over time from a very basic who has a computer a

>>según el analista la sb 60 propone varios requisitos comprobar ingresos y también residencia en californializar id en lugar de seguro social, >>la gente tiene que estar confiada la información no sera compartida con ice >>no se nego ni confirmo que las oficinas pudieran expedir el documento a partir de 2015 >>no se sabe tampco como lucirá el documento >>la diferencia sera minima, en lugar de decir dl dira dp >>estas licencias si evitaran muchas deportaciones pues los policías solo podran dar infracciones de tráfico a los indocumentados que violen una medida de tránsito, también el perder el carro. >>billones ha generado esta medida para recuperar carros por años >>solo en días se sabrá la respuesta a una medida que ecambiara la vida a miles >>sospechosos de robar chequees falsos, usaban los seguro social de personas muertas, luego mandaban a imprimir chequees con firmas legitimas y cobraban en atlanta >>estafa de 600 mil dólares por red de robo de identidad, la fiscalía dijo que un preso llamaba a instituciones financieras para obtener información, luego usaba los datos para transferir din

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the sb-568 law will allow teenagers to delete embarrassing photos from their social media account.t will go into effect on the first of january 2015 to give websites a enough time to make provisions. it will inspire lively debate. some in the common sense media think it is a great idea. they say it is definitely needed. teenagers do not understand the potential consequences of some of their comments or pictures. others think the law poses a number of problems. some say it will be difficult to enforce the legislation because it only serves users and california. one woman says the law will not work because it does not apply to information that is copied or shared by a third-party or posted on someone else's social network page. others say the law has not been thought through and there are too many obstacles. they say they'll law should simply be erased. -- say the law should simply be erased. producers of breaking bad will be auctioning off props from the show. fans have been kept on the edge of their seat to try -- edge of their seat. they can try to get their hands on a momento fro

and the other measure that i want to bring to your attention is sb 95, or 99, which is on page 15. and this is the administration effort to consolidate, federal, active transportation programs with preexisting states, programs like safe routes to school, and, a number of other anxillary programs into a consolidated state wide active transportation program. i will note that safe routes to school even though it is consolidated into the program does have the special provision up to 24 million in the first year has to be spent on the kinds of project that have been spent and so it kept the status quo for the safe routes to school. >> there have not been a loss in funds? >> no, it is rearranging and consolidating to get the efficiencies out of the process instead of having five or six programs of the managers every each and it will have one single program. >> and that, too, is a wash because at the time of the last amendments came out, we had some uncertainty about the impacts and so we are recommending the wash and although it is probably on the governor's desk this week. >> okay. >> t

exactly the same kind of thing that frustrated the obama administration when arizona passed its law sbor brown vetoed it but amended to focus on holding felons. it will allow danger oous suspes to go free. they have until october 13 to act. bret. >> thank you. >>> they will gradually restore scholarships to penn state's football program, the ncaa imposed penalties after former coach jerry sandusky convicted of 45 counts of sexual abuse. the organization says penn state has made significant changes to its athletics programs. >>> emeritus pope benedict xvi public blushed a letter to one of"( italy's most well-known atheists and defends his record. excerpts are featured in the same newspaper that two weeks ago ran a similar letter from pope francis through its own atheist publisher. >>> will the government still be running a week from today? we'll ask the fox all-stars when we come back. seeing a... some kind of... this is... an alien species. reality check: a lot of 4g lte coverage maps don't really look like much at all. i see the aleutian islands. looks like a duck. it looks like... a

that has been on hold pending the legislature's consideration of sb 43 which the governor has not signed, but it passed both houses. we expect based on pg & e's statement to the media that if the rate as proposed were to be adopted by the puc, in january or later, that rate would be about, well we originally thought it would be 11.5 cents because pg & e based that rate on which it would calculated would be going up by a penny in january. >> that would be what percentage of clean products for that particular amount? >> the settlement proposes that that portfolio would be a hundred percent bundled renewable resources. not with new resources but

lawmakers are trying to save you from yourselves. [ laughter ] >> the state legislature had passed sb five68 that would require social media sites to make it easy and obvious for minors to delete photos or status updates. >>> these hoards of asian people at ucla lips lips. >> reporter: and then this post of a racist slant. >> reporter: teens need all of the help they can get. >> that, i think, will save a lot of young people from embarrassment. >> reporter: for this 13-year- old, she thinks the bill is a good idea and teens feel invincible and make bad choices to get attention. >> they are not thinking when they post on facebook. they are not thinking when they post dumb stuff. >> reporter: 15-year-old robert perez says teens need that second chance. >> if it was passed it would be like giving someone a new start. >> reporter: in san jose, kpix- 5. >> all right. if the governor signs the bill into law it would go into effect in 2015. >>> u.s. endurance swimmer made it safely through her firsten night in the straits of -- first night in the straits in florida. he did suffer from fatigu

one of the construction contracts had 97 percent sb participation and the other had 87. to date we've actually done extremely well in terms of sbe participation. with regard to the specific direction that this board gave that any unlisted work on that contract, that the contractor work with our office and making opportunities available, they have done that with some success so far. in total contract there 1300 san francisco based firms that have $13 million of the work. it's a bunch of work going to san francisco firms and we continue to work very actively with the contractor to provide him, to connect him with small san francisco businesses to provide those opportunities and i just want to remind you that we had i think a 20 percent sbe goal on solicitation and the contract currently is better than 25 percent small businesses. so we are working hard to honor those commitments. if you look at agency wide 170 participate in the project. >> i was very touched by the local contractors of the feeling that -- i think this is good information, i think we can be proud of it. is

that has been on hold pending the legislature's consideration of sb 43 which the governor has not signed, but it passed both houses. we expect based on pg & e's statement to the media that if the rate as proposed were to be adopted by the puc, in january or later, that rate would be about, well we originally thought it would be 11.5 cents because pg & e based that rate on which it would calculated would be going up by a penny in january. >> that would be what percentage of clean products for that particular amount? >> the settlement proposes that that portfolio would be a hundred percent bundled renewable resources. not with new resources but with pg & e has with the portfolio. it would move to another rate portfolio. >> would that be something they are able to achieve on a gradual scale basically starting at one level and increasing or would they have to start running at hundred percent? >> they already have a hundred percent. if the green tariff has a hundred omega watt participation, that hundred mega watt is all right under pnl. pg & e. i don't know what pg & e is propose inside the

. >> sb 547 which is the state senate bill that mandate thd first came out in 1985.op a, which was the 300 million-dollar funding was in '89, so it was a four-year discussion between the state mandating it. but there was years of earlier discussion with kathleen harrington and the owners agreeing to the stakeholders saying we're going to do it. the nice thing about the unb ordinance it was pretty easy to identify if you were a unb. the nonductile buildings, i'm not sure what holds them up. the corner soft story buildings, i've got my 14-year-old son now, he can now identify them because we drive around town and he goes, dads that one? yeah, do you see this and this? a 14-year-old can be trained to identify them. they're straight forward. >> do you think it's another four or six-year program to come up with legislation? >> to be honest, you have to get the board of supervisors on board on this and they need to realize that it's not just a landlord issue. it's a tenant issue, a people on the street, the neighborhood serving facilities. they are the book ends of the blo

. >> called sb-4, senate bill 4. it's almost sure to become law. today in sacramento, that bill to directly regulate and track fracking passed what's called concurrence, meaning the language meets approval of both the state senate and the state assembly. critics say the law has huge holes in it already. then negotiations and compromise weakened the bill so much that it's worse than doing nothing at all. when you drive by an oil well, such as this one that's being fracked, it's hard to tell what's going on unless you're an expert and that critics of the current california regulation say is the problem. there has been no direct monitoring of regulation of fracking in california under the law. even though the practice has been going on here for five decades. >> we don't know exactly. >> so there are californians today who have fracking going on under the land that they live on and don't have a clue. >> correct. >> reporter: the technical term for fracking is hydraulic fractu fracturing, sending huge volumes of water, chemicals and sand und underground

in the matter of sb and sfusd, the board by a vote of 7 ayes by the authority of the district to pay up to the stipulated amount. in the matter of zow and sfusd the board by a vote of 7 ayes gave the board to pay up to the stipulated amountment in the matt of of mpn and sfusd the board by vote of 7 ayes gave the board ability to pay up to the stipulated amount. in the matter of the insurance company, the board by a vote of 7 ayes gives the authority of the district to pay up to the stipulated amount. victim lit san diego baytion in the personnel matter, the board by a vote of 7 ayes gives the authority of the district to pay up to the stipulated amount. item u, other informational items posted in the agenda is the informational notice of classified personnel transaction. we did hear item v previously. so, with that i will adjourn the regular meeting of august 13th, 2013. thank you. [adjourned] >> sfgtv, we are ready to begin. >> good morning. today is wednesday, september 5th, 2013. this is a special meeting of the building inspection commission, i would like to remind everyone to pl

one of the hundreds of bills on the governor's desk is sb-4. it regulates the controversial procedure of fracking. he says he'll sign it. >> doing nothing is the worst approach. doing a comprehensive scientific study of oil drilling, fracking and various technologies associated with it, it's absolutely in the public interest. >> protesters say if he cares about the chiern, they will put a moratorium on fracking, while we should the fill ekt including an raek/warning system and giving undocumented immigrants driver's licenses. >> because congress is so slow, i think they need a good push and that's what i think this drivers license bill does. >> reporter: the governor isn't as vocal about his position on hundreds of other bills he will either sign into law or veto. >> congratulations. >> no more cheap gas for google. the pentagon took away a major government perk. it's part of a story our investigative unit exposed last year. google has a controversial agreement with nasa to fly its private yet from moffet field. google was also allowed to buy j

. >> sb-649, a drug sentence reform bill, not even a slap on the wrist.hey will say do counseling and be put on probation and reduced the amount of time these people can be held. >> these are drug pushers. >> the liberals will say it is people who are just users that have drug problems. >> that's not true. >> drug useable doesn't even live in a vacuum. there are drug dealers, pushers. >> and most of these are convicted felons. >> right. that's the point. they're felons, and to get convicted of a felony you have to have a component. >> right. >> not a use component. >> that's what this is. >> certain drugs. >> this is basically a get out of jail free card for dope pushers. >> it is a horrible bill and the governor should veto this. >> is he going to veto it? ? i don't think so. >> you don't think so. >> i don't think so. >> the deadline is the 14th. >> what we are coming to in this society, and i write about this in my column this week, is that we don't make judgments on selling hard drugs that kill people? >> no. the argument is that drug offenses like th

sb nation correspondent, amy k. on the telephone with more on how the nfl is becoming up with of the most valuable sports league. boy, wouldn't you like to buy into it this franchise? average price after team, 1.11 billion. explain to me how cleveland or kansas city is worth 1.17 billion. >> it is truly any stunning. of all 32 nfl franchises, they are worth, among the 50 most valuable sporting franchises in the world. all 32 of them. there are a couple of factors for that. the first one is that the sport is as popular as ever. adam: sure. >> and second there is a salary cap. so players can only make so much. third, probably the most important factor is those massive television deals. networks know how much the nfl sells. how popular it is so pays premium for the deals. adam: estimated 42 billion, right? >> that is $3 billion more than when commissioner roger gooddell took over seven years ago. it pays well to be a nfl franchise owner. adam: i don't think anyone disagrees with that. the average is up 5% this year tha

. >> maryland too, sb 281 and one of the components of that is a strong mental health aspect of dealing with how to prevent people that have mental history or people that have some indication of mental history, how do they balance keeping those people from getting weapons without violating their civil rights and their medical history rights. >> but mental heavily issues certainly should have come up -- health issues certainly have gone on to a contractor with a military rift isn't it? >> there is no indications that this guy was psychotic and that is a status where you should be hospitalized. >> shooting out the tires of a construction worker? >> that's not necessarily psychotic are behavior. that's a pretty rageful person -- >> shooting out the ceiling of your apartment not considered psychotic behavior? >> no absolutely not. >> and following the process, understanding the behavior of that person whether it's psychotic or not, it seems to be a law enforcement recording or some -- >> it's interesting with this guy that after the shooting in seattle where he shot the tires out, detective

. >> he has sbs, which is spoiled brat syndrome. media has let him ride through the administration with training wheels. when he's in trouble, he falls over. >> and blames you for letting go. >> yes, exactly. >> yeah. >> the epic scandal that is benghazi, what is it that's gone wrong? >> let's start with benghazi. let's start with the irs, the boj. >> directly after "the five," tune into a special two-hour edition of "special report" for an exclusive fox news interview with syrian president bashar al assad. fox news contributor dennis kucinich and senior correspondent greg palkot sat down with assad. you don't want to miss that. >>> coming up here, though, starbucks coffee takes sides on guns and obamacare. whose side are they on? the answer after the break. ♪ to know that i ain't fooling ♪ and i don't need no more schooling ♪ >>> all right. well, starbucks coffee has put itself right in the middle of two controversial issues, the gun debate and obamacare. yesterday howard schultz who is the company ceo up out a letter to customers

sheriff said if you see nothing but a blurry mass in front of you i would say you probably shouldn't sb any weiner. [ tires screech ] ♪ [ male announcer ] 1.21 gigawatts. today, that's easy. ge is revolutionizing power. supercharging turbines with advanced hardware and innovative software. using data predictively to help power entire cities. so the turbines of today... will power us all... into the future. ♪ >> good news for anthony weiner. the latest poll shows him running ahead of the five other candidates. those are the five other candidates who have no chance of winning. that is the first and only time you have heard those names. bill has surged to a lead over all of the candidates in that poll followed and joining me now for his last television appearance before the polls open tomorrow at 6 a.m. in new york city is anthony weiner. >> i have really just one basic question for you that i think a lot of people have wondered about for different reasons over the course of the campaign. for me it comes down to this. what is wrong with you? >> i don't understand the question. what is wron

. >> reporter: in a new c b sbs/new york times poll they say it's not a way to negotiate.pic once in a while. >> when your dad makes pancakes it's cool when he can do a flip up high and catch them. >> reporter: at one point he even read two bedtime stories for his young daughters watching on c-span. >> i do not like green eggs and ham. i do not like them sam i am. >> reporter: he also quoted from the hit cable show "duck dynasty." he referenced "60 minutes." he read a bible story but always brought it back. i have to say at this hour the 18th hour, he's still going strong and could do it for a while. >> the president opened the door for improved relations with iran, but several attempts to reach out to iran's president did not materialize. there was talk that the two might shake hands at luncheon, but rohanw hassan rowhani did not meet. >>> the government is now showing us the price of insurance under the new health care law. the so-called bropz plan with basic coverage would cost an average of $163 a month for a 27-year-old nonsmoker. silver plans with broader coverage wo

. >>> tomorrow on cbs b sbs sunday morning they have a new film by ron howard called "rush."d now here's norah o'donnell with a look at what's coming up on monday. >> good morning. some restaurants want you to use your smartphone when dining out. we'll show you how instagram can save you money. we'll see you on monday morning. >> anne-marie it's been great having you on the show. >> it's been fun. loved the dish. >> great perks. thanks for being with us. have a great weekend. bye.

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. >> los sbs a las once de lanoche. >> es que no tengo carro. >> cambie el verbo , tenía porque tengoquiere hblar conmigo. >> te dijo bruja, montate, vuela. >> que linda mi meche. >> me las vas pagar. >> mi programa meche. >> quires ser nuestro amigo en facebook entra a l apagina @ @ legrese por los hinchas. . >> todos hablan. el neregresa a olive garden por $9.99. comienza con ensalada y pan ilimitados. luego prueba todas las combinaciones de pastas y salsas. ordena un plato y luego otro... y así cuantas veces quieras. todo ilimitado, solo en olive garden. >>> bomberos rescataron a una niÑa, una pequeÑa corrÍa por el campo cuando cayÓ a un orificio, y un entrenador de fÚtbol bajo para confortarla. y mÁs de un centenar de mujeres fueron arrestadas cuando protestaban por la urgencia de una reforma migratoria. las detenciones se produjeron frente al capitolio, y la lucha por lograr cambios migratorios continÚa en la red cibernÉtica. para hablarnos de una iniciativa que congregara a miles en la internet estÁ con nosotros ana rosa castro, presidenta de una organizaciÓn. gracias por estar

and what i have done was send a bill, sb 1234, california secure choice retirement program, is develop, a product, that has some of the best features of a defined benefit program without the taxpayer liability or the employer responsibility. cheryl: let's explain that. that is one of the fierce out there. >> let me explain that because i want to make sure, we're talking to a national audience. that may not be familiar with this plan. >> gotcha. cheryl: basically it would, it's a private plan and it is voluntary. anybody can put in 3%. if you don't have a 401(k) at your company you can put in 3% and that is managed. now there is a guaranty, an insurance guaranty, guarantor behind this program, correct? >> that is correct. cheryl: okay. >> that is correct. we have automatic, we have automatic enrollment with an opt out provision. we have automatic payroll deduction. it would be publicly, i should say professional amanaged. it would create a public-private partnership. could be vanguard, t. rowe price, fidelity who could bid to manage the dollars. we have insurance protect with a wrap. we

. >>> tomorrow on cbs b sbs sunday morning they have a new film by ron howard called "rush."w here's norah o'donnell with a look at what's coming up on monday. >> good morning. some restaurants want you to use your smartphone when dining out. we'll show you how instagram can save you money. we'll see you on monday morning. >> anne-marie it's been great having you on the show. >> it's been fun. loved the dish. >> great perks. thanks for being with us. have a great weekend. bye. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> chef trabocchi, we need to get you to sign our plate. thank you so much. >> and you brought luca. >> luca. >> how old are you in. >> 10 sfloo. >> already 10 years old. you work with your dad in the kitchen? what has he got you doing? >> he made the drink. >> how old were you when you started helping dad? >> i started when i was about turning 9. >> turning 9, very cool. >> do you have a favorite thing to do in the kitchen? >> the best thing is when you make the thing you get to try it that that's our favorite too the eating part, not the cooking part. >> we enjoy

one of the issues we have to agree on sb ois our allies thate been engaged in the civil war.stion before we go in with them because i'm not sure that saudis who are monarchies, very, very brutal monarchies want d democracy elsewhere. >> thank you for the conversation. >>> switching gears to today's office politics. my conversation with rhoades scholar and west moore. for those of you not familiar with the book i asked west to share the story of triumph and tragedy. >> the other west moore is a book. around the same time i received a rhoades scholarship, be baltimore sun paper was writing a peace about my life. the same time they were writing a series of articles who robbed a jewelry store and in the process they shot and killed a very decorated off duty police officer. around the same time i found out that one of the people that the police were looking for that was captured and triy eied and convd what as guy's whose name was west moore. the more i learned about him the more i realized we had in common than our names. we were from the same area, we grew up in single parent ho