outrageous photo published by the associated press. wait 'til you hear the story behind this, pardon the pun. it will make you angry. charles krauthammer has some thoughts. >> can i meet new the middle? 85? not quite the middle, but close to the middle. >> all right. what the heck. i like this thing. 85 it is. >> bill: will the supreme court stop we, the people, from selling our own property? it's in play. is it legal? on the case. caution, you are about to enter the no spin zone. "the factor" begins right now. >> bill: hi. i'm bill o'reilly. thank you for watching us tonight. mitt romney versus the kids. that is the sum of this evening's talking points memo. what i am about to tell you is very hard to believe, but every word of it's true. yesterday mitt romney was campaigning in virginia when he saw a group of children we'ving at him from the side of the road. the governor ordered his caravan to stop so he could greet the kids and talk with them, a nice thing to do. here is the photo the associated press took at the meet and greet. a f

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pierced the associate to the neck and killed him instantly. maniac said, if he had not shoved me aside i would be dead. i am done. that was his turning point. call it a turning point, called the teachable moment. use whatever terminology that you want. that is where we need to be present. when i say we, i mean, we. at that turning point,

pierced the associate to the neck and killed him instantly. maniac said, if he had not shoved me aside i would be dead. i am done. that was his turning point. call it a turning point, called the teachable moment. use whatever terminology that you want. that is where we need to be present. when i say we, i mean, we. at that turning point, at that moment of truth, that teachable moment, it is imperative that resources be brought to bear. now, what are the two most impressive resources that are brought to bear at that moment. there are two major forces that helped gang members change. one of them is tattoo removal. this is the first major force in the denunciation. the second is legal assistance. surprising. you did not see this on the video and i never thought of this. the first thing individuals need, not to feel like gang members -- is to erase their past. they have literally talked with me about feeling -- removing these tattoos and legal excitement. it is not that simple. changing from being a gang member to a former gang member involves a c

, the golden gate restaurant association, the chamber of commerce, the national parks conservancy, the last meeting, a couple of the restaurant managers did come out to support this endeavor, as well as two of the landlords, drakes east bay company, we're excited because they're a local company, food service distributors, the peninsula, spca, dug mccon nel and erik bran den badgering, although this project has a lot of support, staff has spoken to members of community who expressed concerns about hours of operation, delivery schedule, outreach, lights and garbage and a number of people bho have come to this meeting -- come to the operations community include patricia joy, arthur, gloria and louis dillon. as we move forward, our next steps, we do recommend that the commission does approve the recommendation for the board of supervisors to approve this lease agreement. upon approval by the commission to recommend the agreement, staff will work diligently with the board of supervisors to schedule this item. should it be approved by the board, wood house will hire an architect to subm

, and i quote that the marina community association is please hated the recreation and park department has had a lot of outreach and. i say that recognizing that, one, we never reach everybody and two, we never please everybody. if you want to hear the beginning of most public comments i make, they start with everybody in san francisco loves their park, everybody comes and comments on them and rarely do people ever agree. park visitor ares able to find accessible food to enhance their experience in their parks, a combination of restaurants and takeout service are well received by park visitors. this issue is not motivated and i don't want it construed as motivated by trying to generate more revenue nor the park, this is an opportunity on a piece of property where the facility has gone dormant for years and it's the consensus of the staff and i believe it's the consensus of the commission that this is xakly the kind of use that's appropriate here. i think having said that that it's a compliment to the staff that we got the response we did from the wood house people, a family

. >> reporter: [ inaudible question ] inname and the association -- the name and the association -- [ inaudible question ] >> when we found out who the person was we immediately notified the police department because they had a pending case. >> officials learned of the misconduct by james izumizaki last monday. officials placed him on leave that day and then on wednesday police arrested him and started investigating the allegations. the teacher was released on bail after being booked into jail. no charges had yet been filed. stay with kron 4 news as we continue to follow developments. the trial starts for the woman accused of killing a nursing student, prosecutors say giselle esteban stocked and murdered michelle le. all because giselle esteban blamed the victim for ruining her relationship with her baby's father. michelle le disappeared in may of 2011. her body was found months later. kron 4's haaziq madyun was in court where giselle esteban faced murder charges. >> reporter: jealousy turns to hatred and rage, that is how the prosecution described giselle esteban here at the courthou

with me is ronnie gennison, the executive director of the als association and also sean collins. he has als. this walk is important to you because number one, you have the disease. >> absolutely. certainly i've benefited greatly from the assistance that the als association has provided to us. i was telling ronnie earlier, i really don't know how people manage this disease without the assistance of the als association because they come in right at -- right at the time of diagnosis, in some cases earlier and really kind of help set the expectations for families that really are blown away by this. most people don't know about the illness. not only are we looking to raise funds for the association that's done so much for me and my family, but we're also looking to raise awareness so that other people -- every 90 minutes somebody is struck with als, diagnosed with als. every 90 minutes somebody passes away. so we're raising funds to help out those people that are going to be diagnosed and certainly to raise awareness of the disease itself. >> a lot of people know als as the lou gehrig

i know you're all familiar with the transbay project and i want to tell you the benefits associated with the project and emphasize how important today's action is for the project's budget and schedule. with the new transit center, san francisco is going to be at the forefront of transit oriented development, a national model for high density development that brings jobs, housing and transit all in close proximity to each other, open space, retail and other amenities, there are numerous benefits for the city and the region that include from that proximity and those amenities, the most important of which relate to the economy and jobs. at the temporary transbay terminal, we are already serving 14 thousand bus commuters every day and when we move to the new transit center, that number is to grow over 35 thousand daily bus commuters each day over the course of the next two decades, as the extension of cal train at fourth and king, 1.3 miles into the new transit center in the heart of downtown, that's projected to add about 16 thousand daily riders to cal train and the reason for that increas

i am in the minority in the association. i think concerning this item, it is important for me and all of us to recognize there are ballot points of view. if we're serious about developing solutions that work for all of us, we have to entertain those points of view and tried to reach consensus. that is the only one that we will create a workable, sustainable solutions. all we're doing is spinning our wheels. my reason for being here is because i truly have come to the conclusion that it is not only based on years on the ground operationally but years of working on development of public policy, working with state governments and justice and lower in corp. -- incarceration and working with other people. a variety of settings. i do not believe that incarceration has taken us where we need to be. i believe the war on drugs has been a failure. when we institutionalize people over extended periods of time, we take low-level offenders in the early stages and harden them and we send them to the university of crime. by the time they g

the concert association has kids days during the week. the performers come out for hundred 200 kids. now, the truckadero truck house gets rented out for weddings and retirement. the croquet clubs and horse shoes. 2 play grounds, tennis courts. we have from 25 to a hundred dogs here. it's like bisons going across the mid west. there are so many dogs they are covering the ground cht it's a get together. all the dog walkers know each other. if you go to pine lake day camp now, you will see 50 kids there. the r directors are wonder. >> the pine lake is natural. they take of the area around the lake. they plant natives that are drought tolerant. one that stands the dry summers here. the whole park is under going quite a bit of reconstruction. they will renovate the trails around the lake. and the big project is the capital project for pine lake meadow. they are going to returf the dog run and the meadow by the day camp. we are looking for a very busy fall. by the spring of next year should have major renovations to the mark thal make it an out

lower poke neighborhood as well as spencer and dan ems at 1541 polk street which is in the lower poke association, these are problem vendors for which there have been numerous neighborhood complaints over the years and these are licenses that will not be used by cva at the property or sold to another liquor retailer in the neighborhood, these will be results in the elimination of two beer and wine liquor sellers in the neighborhood that have been identified as problem retailers in the past, i want to thank lower poke neighbors had submitted a letter for this particular outcome, i want to note for our colleagues that the conditions that are proposed for this particular liquor license were heavily negotiated between my office and the neighborhood association, because of that, i ask my klaoeks -- colleagues to vote for this. >> the applicant has filed an application with abc seeking a type 20 for 1059 hyde street, for the purposes of this hearing, the abc seeks a determination pr the board of supervisors as the approval or denial of this liquor license, no police calls for service from july 2010 to

funding the level of outreach; two, concerns raised by the planning department when the neighborhood association survey the neighborhood a couple of years ago. the department specifically had questions about integrity and the boundary justification. like i said, after public testimony and discussing with staff, the hpc wrote a letter to the funding committee; there is a project that could be funded that could one, expand the level of community outreach which we are happy to provide assistance, the second is to expand the methodology raise the concerns by the planning department staff and we will work with historic preservation commission to outline those items that should be included in that methodology for when the nomination is completed; we are reviewing it as part of the local government responsibilities. the second item at the hpc is a confirmation of the nomination of the -- building located in the sunset district. in my last report the building was occupied by henry dolger in the soffit area for over 40 years, significant not only by the association with mr. dolger but also by -- the deco

the association says the dry winter will come behind one of the worst droughts in u.s.history. >> good afternoon to you, a major weather change already in the works. many of us still waiting to see the sunshine. giving you a live look here from san rafael where you can see a mix of high clouds, mid and low clouds still hanging on. again along the coastline socked in at this hour, mist and drizzle over parts of the coastline. it is across the bay, into the east bay, oakland, hayward, san leandro, concord mostly cloudy skies, on the edge over danville, lafayette, walnut creek there as well. the moisture onshore flow returned last night and is still blowing. through the delta 21 miles per hour in fairfield, southwesterly breeze at sfo at five. sfo reporting delays for arriving flights because of the low cloud deck there. temperatures from five to ten degrees below 24 hours ago so gan the cooling trend and change, 73 fairfield, 73 santa rosa, 60s there, san francisco, oakland, quite a difference from yesterday, where we even saw a few new records in the afternoon for areas

thank very much. >> my name is maria mejia, a board member from the mission dolores association. i'm here for the 2175 market st. project. i live in the area for about 20 years, in an apartment building with 16 units; three quarters of the units are larger than the largest unit designed by the developers of this building. in the time that i have been here at my apartment, there have been only one or two people that have occupied the one-bedroom units. when an apartment unit is empty, families to come in and view the apartment but they are too small for a thriving family environment. mdna strongly supportsand encouragesdevelopers to build a more diverse and thriving family oriented housing. we understand there is a housing crisis in the city. there is a baby boom taking lacing our neighborhoodher family unit let's placei hope that you will help us achieve this. i can very much. >> good afternoon commissioners members there was not much to say; we love the project and what it did to the streetscape, at the ground level. will love the design and we notice the on-site bmrs and the .5%

* * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * >> good evening i am the director of the culture association and devoted to the program and here we have master of arts. (applause). (speaking spanish) (speaking spanish). >> what he is saying that thanks to the bant. bante he got funding for of the peru vaifian culture and got approved. >> (speaking spanish). >> okay. >> good. (speaking spanish). >> so we have a variety of instruments -- that we're going to be showing you. >> (speaking spanish). >> the name of the instrument is called tale boheha. >> (speaking spanish). >> it was a time in peru when the africans were prohibited from playing or making instruments. >> (speaking spanish). >> so they were forced to make their own instruments. >> (speaking spanish). >> so they use the surroundings and big jars and they used to have water or other type was drinks. >> (speaking spanish). >> covered with leather skin. >> (speaking spanish). >> and they make the drums. >>. >> (speaking spanish). (drums). (applause). >> (speaking spanish). >> this instrument is called dungo. >> spr (speaking spanish). >

kelly sent out e-mails to members of the marina community association, so if you're not a member, you come back later and claim i didn't hear about it, well, you haven't been very active to begin with if you haven't been getting the right notice as part of the association. thank you for your time. >> thank you. >> christian na* and then august. >> hello, commissioners, my name is christian na*, i'm the manager as the regional market street location, and i could understand some of the concerns if it was a big corporate restaurant going in, but you have to understand that it's a very small neighborhood restaurant, and the main point that i'd like to emphasize is -- and wood house, it's how much they care, it's very noticeable how involved they are and i think that it's not just a place that serves food, it's a restaurant with heart and i think it would be a great way to preserve a very special thing to san francisco which is the degaussing station. >> thank you. >> august, and then we'll have tegwin louis tien and jake hair. >> hello, commissioner, my name is august, i'm the new chef fo

but i'm going to discuss that with the association. hey wanted a two hour meeting with me and i was agreeble with that. >> that sounds like a good idea. actually i remember that being an idea that came up at the last commission meeting a year or two ago and that being the resolution that these officers actually have to go into their main community room and have office hours that they feel comfortable reporting any issues, there's more language capacity. a good idea to pick that up again. also want to compliment you on your community outreach. i started reaching out to them to attend this meeting. before i could get to them, you already had. that shows how hard you're working in this community, already reaching out to the various non-profits that are serving this community. so thank you for that work. i wanted to also ask about the occupancy rooms, the s.r.o.'s located in china time. i think some of the dentist housings, families living in very tiny rooms. any issues? >> we haven't had a lot of issues with the s.r.o.'s that i've seen. st

and the neighborhood association and the local residents and we'd like to see that kind of community input and partnership when we consider what happens with parcel o in the future. i'm part of the leadership of hayes valley farm and i do want to make it very clear we are champions of interim youth. we are excited about moving off [speaker not understood] and we are fully intending to do that for parcel p and parcel o we would like more interim use possibilities. thank you. >> thank you. >>> hi, my name is jay. my dog callie is here with me. i wanted to take a moment to consider all of our friends, families and loved ones back east where hurricane sandy has created a great stir for a lot of people. working in partnership with the hayes valley neighborhood association, the san francisco parks alliance, and the mayor's office of economic and work force development, hayes valley farm has been packing up planning and expecting to get a notice at the end of this year of this successfully interim use project. after a long wait, parcel member of the hayes valley neighborhood as

documents themselves that the associated press says included in the reports and they're basing their reports on makes a very clear with the n.y.p.d. is all about as well racial profiling religious profiling ethnic profiling national profiling is really just goes right to the heart of everything that's wrong and so you want to listen to us you don't listen to the police you can go right to the n.y.p.d. documents or so i encourage you to look at the associated press web site on the subject to look at the documents that there's no defense of the n.y.p.d. . unless you ignore these documents and tiredly and so it's really important we know the facts that we know what our government's doing we are blessed to have a few media outlets left that are still telling the truth and are still willing to ask the tough questions and find the facts for yourselves and that's really we double our efforts to reform to make sure that we're really making change that we're turning this energy and these really bad stories really negative stories into something concrete into some real justice. do you want to

and the history association. and the neighborhood emergency response team. the american red cross.hanks for making this happen. i want to invite everyone to go to 20th in church or -- and church. and we will meet up. we may skirt the law and serve something before 6:00 a.m. the bookmobile, where are they? >> i have my cheat sheet here which i cannot find. the library has been here after great disasters. there has -- is a special book that won an award this year. here is the book. i downloaded it on my kindle. it can check out copies of the book mobile. nex>> thanks for being here. start walking slowly. welcome to san francisco, everyone. ♪ >> a great man, is that what you called me? she has to be reminded. -- would you tell that to anita? i congratulate you and thank you for coming to san francisco. hopefully you also become a disaster --- we would be glad te to open up our minds and communities to receive ideas from across the country, if not the world as to how we can improve it. it never is about what just san francisco is doing. a lot of our ideas are homegrown. the ideas are t

into the monday commute, there is associated band. monday night into tuesday we'll hold onto the possibility of scattered showers. we could still be tracking more activities off an on, very scattered in nature as we head into wednesday. winter storm watch posted for the sierra. this is a key change. this begins sunday night lasting into monday. snowfall potentially in the order of 5-10". forecast highs for tomorrow, everybody cools off. 60s, warmest locations maybe right around 70 towards st. helena. san josi in the upper 60s at 67 and san francisco tops out right around 63 degrees. your five-day forecast with your weekend always in view. off an on showers into tuesday. so maureen and ken, before we watch the game a good idea to look for umbrella and clean out of storm drains. >> and if there is a game 7 it could be interesting weather. >> we'll be waxing it. >> thank you, mark. >>> the department of interior has designated drake's bay at point reyess a national historic landmark. some say that is where the famous explorer landed to re

documents or so i encourage you to look at the associated press website on the subject to look at the documents there's no defense of the n.y.p.d. unless you ignore these documents entirely and so it's really important that we know the facts that we know what our government is doing we are blessed to have a few media outlets that are still telling the truth and still willing to ask the tough questions and find the facts for yourselves and that's really you know we double our efforts to reform to make sure that we're really making change that we're turning this energy in these really bad stories really negative stories into something concrete into some real justice i. do want to bring up this other point. regarding racial profiling this informant hear rahman is now coming forward saying he doesn't want to be part of this operation he says that it's quote detrimental to the constitution what do you think about that is not only is it not ethical but is it also in your opinion is it unconstitutional. i think so you know i'm not an attorney and so i like to think of these things in terms o

we want to talk to somebody from wisconsin, and the projection from the associated press is the wavesould get as high as 33 feet, but that's not until tomorrow. it is also not escaping the storm's political fallout. mitt romney and paul ryan canceled events scheduled in wisconsin today and tomorrow. president obama's campaign event that was scheduled for tomorrow in green bay is also on hold in the badger state. and it's ten electoral votes are critical to mitt romney's hope to unseat president obama especially if president obama takes ohio. so we'll continue our tour of these swing states that are crucial to this election and turn to kristin crowl. she is joining us from madison, wisconsin. kristin welcome back inside "the war room." >> thank you so much for having me, governor. >> jennifer: you bet. when we last talked to you, you were in the throws of battling this scott brown recall stuff. how is early voting doing? and do we have any idea who has the edge of that in wisconsin? >> we have been very pleased with the way that early vote is shaping up. we have had lines every day in

the first amendment and executive negotiation agreement between the board of san francisco and the associates and for the lease of property listed and on rock street and san francisco bay and adjacent to at&t park. >> thank you. good afternoon. phil williamson and project manager in the port's management group. as a re-cap the port commission awarded development opportunity to this group and in september of 2010 the port entered into an exclusive negotiation agreement for the mix used development of the area which are located across china basin across from at&t park. this outlines a two phase approach. phase one is for 30 months for the parties to reach an agreement on the financial plans and terms and approval from you on the sheet. and phase two is to complete the permitting process and culminating in the lease at that time. this past march the developer submitted a revised proposal for the site and over the last several months port staff as long as with the office of economic work development and the developer have been working intensely with the community and other city agencies to advanc

my name is lewis loeven and i'm the executive director of the san francisco fleet week association and what a great fleet week we're going to have for 2012. thank you. this is the second time we've had the uss macon islands and i want to thank captain pringle and his entire crew. what a great ship and what a great crew. they turned this swear hanger deck around all right night and turned it into a conference room and it looks absolutely beautiful. thank you, captain, and your entire crew. i'm going to make this short because we're already running a little bit behind schedule, but san francisco fleet week for the third year is organized with i object credible participation from city, civilian agencies from all around the region and all of us our fabulous united states military, the coast guard has been fabulous in providing assets to protect everybody out on the bay. it is one heck of a logistics program to get this whole program started and here we are the culmination of nearly a year of planning. we've had exercises, we've had lots of meetings down in san francisco up at the marines m

the king becomes associated with re in particular because of the idea that the sun is born every day out of the womb of the sky, and then comes into the world and goes into the body of the sky at night. and the king in his cycle, in his daily comings and goings, is seen to be like the sun. (narrator) the idea that the pharaoh would be reborn as the sun god re is described in paintings and hieroglyphs in countless royal tombs. it runs like a spine through the theology and philosophy of egypt for more than two thousand years. a clear development begins in the old kingdom in the third millennium before christ. there, at the time of the pyramids, the beyond was located in the sky-- the celestial beyond was always the royal beyond to wch the kin wanted to rise. arrator) e vision of a cestl heaven continueinto the new kingera and was depicted in the tomb of ramses the sixth, who died in 1136 bc. but the concept of an afterlife in the netherworld had begun to replace it by the beginning of the new kingdom, around 1550 bc. in the second millennium a change took place. the main focus shifted

era of tight resources is the army's 38th chief of staff, general ray odierno who joins us from the association of the annual conference and trade show. sir, welcome back. >> thank you. >> i wanted to start off. sequestration is the top issue in washington. you have frequently said that sequestration is the one thing that keeps you awake at night. why? what about it keeps you awake? >> i remind everyone we've already taken approximately a 10% budget cut already. we have $487 billion over the next 10 years which we have already put into our budget numbers. so worry about sequestration is another 10 to 13% on top of those numbers. but more importantly, it's how sequestration is executed. it's directed. it's very specific, especially in '13. >> on every program and activity. >> on every program it's the same so i have no say even in where we put it and what's the best way so there's concern about. that we also just finished developing a strategy, and that strategy was resourced based on the first 10% or 11% cut. if we have additional cuts we will probably to have relook our strategy once again bec