as to the other city ordinance the green buildings are the buildings you do have to capitalized it's a very green thing to do those are residential unit and we have the protections built into but allowing those to be reabilities going to add to the affordable housing stock as well. thank you supervisor avalos >> thank you. i have a few more cards (calling names) and . >> good afternoon. i'm marla knight. i'm a retired city college teacher and divorce tutor at the neighborhood center. the current ellis act is a current act of february 2014 i strongly support owners 2 and 3 it makes the housing for urban affordable. i'm a fourth eights san franciscan. i've seen many beautiful improvements, however, this give me graphic cleaning of low and he moderate income people is is a giant step barred in maintaining a visitor city. not only would i like to see tutors and families staying in the city but people who are planning on living in the city to have an affordable place to live. i choose to raise my kids here and i want other people to have that benefit. my grandchildren love to come and vis

. >>> nra suing the city of sunnyvale saying the city's new ordinance banning clips with more than ten rounds is arbitrary and un-constitutional. it's the second lawsuit against measure consid measure c. >> twitter ais going to allow users make minor changes smchlt say twitter's initial public offering prompted this move. investors want assurances that sit work toing keep false information from going viral. >> last concert beatles performed was in candle stick park in 1966. now, a former beatle may return, officials confirmed paul mccartney is in negotiations to perform before it gets torn down z watch this. >> paul mccartney gives the man a tee shirt. it was him. >> he enjoyed the game in philadelphia the he roblly can get anything he wants except for what he wanted at that moment. someone send him something, right? >> that is cute. >> now, he may just buy the whole team. >> this is what we're going feel like. >> on that subject coming up next, megamillions lottery. >> what you should do if you happen to win. [uncle]this is hopscotch,okay? uncle go one,two,one,two,one two,one. [niece]

are real examples of how open data can improve the lives of our city resident, further fuel economic growth here in san francisco. specifically, this ordinance will enumerate open data numerical standards, it creates a sense of accountability and certain for the public and entrepreneurial community, it creates city staff and agencies to interact with the public about relevant data set and is the priority of certain data set and is creates for the first time in the nation a strategy for residents of san francisco to access their own data and furthermore and very importantly ensures we have the tightest privacy measures to protect our resident and is our city from any privacy concerns. the ordinance in front of us today will further establish san francisco's role as a national leader in the open data movement and i'll talk about a few of the details tat legislation, the chief data officer when hired and when create witched the further passage will be responsible for drafting rules and common stray technical standards such as ensuring data being available for download in machine readable format and conducting with our city attorney's office wha

city park. and we were selling mistletoe. the park official approached us and told us we had to be within 250 feet of the park. and that i couldn't sell because the city ordinance that you can sell but you -- you can't sell but you can ask for money. >> you can -- you are not allowed to sell without a permit or whatever you pleaded but you were allowed to beg for money. did you do that? did you beg for money stead, madison? >> no. i went out and i was -- i was selling. i was going to sell something and if that's what it takes, i'm going sell no matter what. >> now since then, it has been a couple of weeks since we first spoke. you were on the big show. you were on megan kelly's show, you were on "fox and friends." what happen since then? you sold a lot of mistletoe, haven't you? >> we sold 11,000 boxes of mistletoe. we had to ship them all out. it was crazy. >> okay. now -- are you not only a maker instead of a taker, you are a job creator. what happened with all of this -- you had -- people help you boxing mistletoe p.m. right? >> yes. we had 40 people working for us. they would box the mistletoe, bag it and ship it, put the label on it. >> you paid these peop

he blamed the city ordinance. the guard telling madison she would be allowed to beg for money.t's right. she could not sell her product but she could beg. begging apparently falls under free speech. madison saying that's crazy. >> there were people just next to me that have big signs that say got pot. they are raising money for pot. and i'm trying to sell mistletoe. >> how come you don't want to beg? >> i don't want to beg. it's just -- i would rather work for something than beg. >> so now you be the judge. is this a good regulation that should apply to children or are the city leaders just nuts? go to gretawire.com and vote in our poll and, coming up, cutting all ties, some states trying to bypass the federal obamacare web site. how do they plan to do that? the state exchange chief is here to tell you next. kyle dieng, when does your work end? does it end after you've expanded your business? after your company's gone public? and the capital's been invested? or when your company's bought another? is it over after you've given back? you never stop achieving. that's why, at barcl

the city requires by city ordinance to contribute 2 percent cost for the arts commission in the city. in 2011 we actually passed a community benefit policy that alliance the art contributions with our goal which are to be a good neighbor and invest in arts and cultural neighborhoods that are impacted by our services and operations. before it would go to the arts commission and we didn't have about where these funds would be directed. we partner closely with the arts commission to administer art funding similar to how we partner to other agencies like the department of the environment, san francisco unified school district and the work force development. this year with our support, the community art and educational program of the arts commission created a new strategy in the bayview to enhance investments in arts and support local artist and art organizations. so we are pleased with the 2013 bayview art grant program and i would like to turn it over to judy, the director of communication arts and educational program at the arts commission to share the process and results of the grant.

the corona based company did not comment on today's ruling. >>> decided to temporarily suspended enforcement of an ordinance that bans people from living in their cars. the cityanager had recommended that the vehicle habitation ordinance be delayed until the 9th circuit court of appeals rules on whether a similar law in los angeles is constitutional. the palo alto city council passed the ordinance back in august. enforcement was set to begin in february. >>> the female of a girl who was declared legally brain dead after they removed her tonsils is now forced to make a heartbreaking decision. they will remove the young teen from life support. ktvu explains how a routine operation can go so tragically long. >> reporter: tonight, one week later, the family says she is brain dead. >> we're preparing to say goodbye to jahi tomorrow. due to the declaration of a legal death, we don't have the option of saying we want to keep her on life support. >> reporter: in about 1 in 25,000 tonsilectomys, there is a patient that could guy. a surgen removes enlarged tissues at the bam of the throat. complications are rare, include post on bleeding, and drug interactions. oakland

the corona based company did not comment on today's ruling. >>> decided to temporarily suspended enforcement of an ordinance that bans people from living in their cars. the city manager had recommended that the vehicle habitation ordinance be delayed until the 9th circuit court of appeals rules on whether a similar law in los angeles is constitutional. the palo alto city council passed the ordinance back in august. enforcement was set to begin in february. >>> the female of a girl who was declared legally brain dead after they removed her tonsils is now forced to make a heartbreaking decision. they will remove the young teen from life support. ktvu explains how a routine operation can go so tragically long. >> reporter: tonight, one week later, the family says she is brain dead. >> we're preparing to say goodbye to jahi tomorrow. due to the declaration of a legal death, we don't have the option of saying we want to keep her on life support. >> reporter: in about 1 in 25,000 tonsilectomys, there is a patient that could guy. a surgen removes enlarged tissues at the bam of the throat. complications are rare, include post on bleeding, and drug interactions. oakla

. >> item 30 is an ordinance amending the police code to update the list of city job classifications responsible for enforcement of litter laws and having the power to issue citations for that purpose. ~ for that purpose. >> same house same call? this ordinance is passed on the first reading. [gavel] >> next item. >> item 31, ordinance amending the administrative code to modify open data standards and set deadlines for releasing open data. >> supervisor farrell? >> thank you, president chiu. colleague, today on this item we're going to vote on an update to our city's groundbreaking open data ordinance that will help lead to further innovation and technology driven solutions here in san francisco. and the application of civic issues and problems that we face here as a city ~. across the nation we're seeing different cities, counties, states and the federal government take steps towards making appropriate government data available because open data has helped us spark innovation, drive efficiency in government, and fuel further economic development. open data has transformative potentia

the city council passed the ordinance this year and it was set to go interest effect on february 10. the san jose mercury news reports that the city voted yesterday to wait on enforcing the law until a federal appeals court rules on a similar law in loss an. some residents have raised questions of the scope of the new law and support more review and outreach. >> the oakland 18-year-old who suffered second- and third-degree burns after being set on fire aboard an a.c. transit bus is offered by a high school basketball team. the oakland high school basketball team will wear blue shirts with the name of sasha fleischman on the back. sasha fleischman was caring a skirt at the time of 9 attack and does now identify as male or female. the suspects 15-year-old richard thomas faces felony assault with a hate crime enhancement. >> now the weather forecast. what is going on, mike? >> we will take a look and on the weather window from the east bay hills and lock across emeryville to san francisco. we have the possibility of poor air again today mostly in the east bay for a record 10th consecutiv

the ordinance. >> just doing somethings that against city ordinance. >> in my on driveway? >> hey, i don't make the law. >> we pulled it up and it does say "no person shall wash or cause to be washed any motor vehicle or like conveyance upon any public street hierk way or public place. it also includes public view. >> but in this guy's driveway it would be private property, right? >> but it in public view, that's where the catch is, right? >> you want to get the deed to the house that says it's private. >> if you do it, we will be back here. >> it's so weird anyone would pass this law. >> we put in a call to the guard i don't know city police and they made it sound like it's a neighbor-to-neighbor dispute and they are using city ordinances to mess with each other. most of us don't know a lot about it and it not enforced. >> if i put up giant curtains around my house and you can't see it, then it's not in public view but there's an ordinance that says you can't put up curtains around your house. >> and how losing a bet had things heating up in public. and popular youtuber fra

. >>> a former san francisco supervisor is accused of violating the city's lobbiest ordinance. it alleges 70 violations from when the city was weighing fire code revisions. the city attorney office alleges yaki iy lobbied on behalf of his client. >>> wall street closed mostly down today. the dow dropped 24 points extending its decline. a lot of investors are concerned the fed may start to reduce its stimulus buying. one reason is the sign that more americans are getting jobs, which reflects growth in the economy. the adp national employment report showed the private sector added 215,000 jobs in november, and that was more than expected. close attention will be paid to the november report, which is due out on friday. >>> it's cold out there right now. check out napa at 24 degrees. i've got a forecast for napa in the area around santa rosa, for overnight lows into the teens. napa could easily get down to 19 degrees tonight. even cooler. walnut creek, 26 degrees. right now, temperatures below freezing. the freeze warning in effect for everybody until 9:00 a.m. tomorrow except san f

. >>> a former san francisco supervisor is accused of violating the city's lobbiest ordinance. it alleges 70 violations from when the city was weighing fire code revisions. the city attorney office alleges yaki iy lobbied on behalf of his client. >>> wall street closed mostly down today. the dow dropped 24 points extending its decline. a lot of investors are concerned the fed may start to reduce its stimulus buying. one reason is the sign that more americans are getting jobs, which reflects growth in the economy. the adp national employment report showed the private sector added 215,000 jobs in november, and that was more than expected. close attention will be paid to the november report, which is due out on friday. >>> it's cold out there right now. check out napa at 24 degrees. i've got a forecast for napa in the area around santa rosa, for overnight lows into the teens. napa could easily get down to 19 degrees tonight. even cooler. walnut creek, 26 degrees. right now, temperatures below freezing. the freeze warning in effect for everybody until 9:00 a.m. tomorrow except san f

. >>> the palo alto city council has decided to temporarily suspend enforcing an ordinance that bans people from living in their cars. the city manager had recommended that the vehicle habitation ordinance be delayed until the ninth circuit court of appeal rules on whether a similar law in los angeles is constitutional. the council passed the ordinance in august. enforcement was set to begin in february. >>> a scientist at uc santa cruz have come up with a unique fundraiser to help raise money for monk seal research: they're selling these plush seals called the real seal to raise awareness about the endangered mammal. they're embroidered with a unique identification number which matches a wild seal. there are only about 1100 of the monk seals in existence. due to decreased food supply and tsunami debris from japan, the monk seal population has dropped 4% each year. >> wow. >> yeah. >>> time now is 4:48. let's go to sal. >> all right. >> keeping an eye on traffic. how are you this morning? >> i'm well, brian and pam. thank you very much. i think the traffic is also doing pretty well ar

of non-profit stake holers and it has us complying with volunteering to comply with the city's local hiring ordinance and commit to 25 percent of the arena construction jobs, and for the san francisco residents to provide the on-ramp and getting trained in the force and be able to build this arena. and quite exciting and we also entered into agreements with the current unions that operate over in oricle and to allow for the right of transfer for those workers currently in the local, and also, car check neutralty for the whole arena. we are still working through the lb out reach program and how we will engage with that stake holder community and where we are just starting to get going on that as we speak. >> and definitely, we look forward to hearing more about it. >> look forward to telling you more. thanks. >> i do want to say that i personally would love to see the warriors come back to san francisco and i think that it would be a great opportunity for us and i think that we need to do it in a responsible transparent way. thank you very much for your presentation. >> first of all i would like to sa

on this particular item, appreciate you using the city local hire ordinance. i do think that that will end up, setting a precedent for us. we did approve the predevelopment cost for the exact same project so those two items are connected. thanks. i think commissioner sing has moved the item to approve the resolution. any other questions or comments? second? thank you very much. madam secretary, please call the roll. >> the vote is five i's. >> thank you very much, please call next item. >> item five e, authorizing a ground /hraoesz with california limited partnership for the development of 120 very low income single at 1751 carol avenue. , formerly known as 5800 third street, block 5431a lot 42 . >> commissioners and members of the must public, thank you for sticking with us. this particular item, carol avenue senior, really this action before you is a continuation, it's really in furtherance of previous actions you've taken. in september you approved a permanent gap financing for the project of approximately $19 million and an option to ground lease. as you he

. >>> the city counsel is scheduled to disa spending ordinance that bans people from sleeping or living in their cars. they passed the ordinance in october. now the city manager wants to suspend it while the supreme court considers the constitutionallality of a similar law in los angeles. >>> governor jerry brown was in mountain view today talking to leaders about the role silicon valley is playing in the economic recovery. >> employment is coming back. there is tremendous things being invented and still occurring. >> the governor said california has a budget surplus after facing devsets year after year and it was accomplished through cuts and taxes. >> we cut, we tax and we are still investing. those three things are very important to stabilize and advance our country. >> the governor says there is a lot of excitement in silicon valley and people come here from all over the world. >>> a judge ruled today that the nsa's practice of collecting phone records in bulk is unconstitutional. 5 plaintiffs brought the suit against the government. the judge ruled the practice violates the ban on

the man and for here in south africa. dave mckenzie, johannesburg. >> medical marijuana supporters, ordinance, by the city council amount toss a ban on pot clubs. the noon law restricts marijuana shops from operating within 1,000 feet of a school or library. 500 feet from any drug rehab facility and 150 feet from a home. one century owner, for pot clubs that are not acting responsibly. >> there are a few dispense aries, operating in a city, that are very, very strict, self-regulated guidelines. >> pot club owners, restriction, one of them to only 1 percent of the city. they are calling for a ballot measure to change the new law. >>> treasure island residents to discuss the toxic cleanup and relocation plan much the navy is expected to detail their plan to remove buried toxins and cleanup the area. about two dozen families in the island are forced to move because of the cleanup. regulatory agencies say the area remains safe to live, surveys found radioactive debris and old disposal island on the island. >>> house and human services, kathleen sebellia to answer questions. there's positive trends in the number of people using t

the palo alto city council passed the ordinance in august. ement was set to begin in february. >>> 8:55. the city of vallejo officially honored the hero firefighters who recently rescued a baby. >> congratulations, life-saving award from the vallejo fire department. >> firefighters were honored during last night's vallejo city council meeting. they rushed to save a baby girl who fell in the waters at blue rock springs creek. at one point, the child was in critical condition. but she's since made a full recovery. >>> the shortage of hotel rooms is reportedly one reason levi stadium in santa clara will not be able to host the college football national championship game in 2017. the 49ers and the city of zlar wanted that big -- santa clara wanted that big game to come to the stadium. levi stadium was among six bidders. but tampa's raymond james stadium will host the game. organizers say they passed on santa clara because other cities had more hotel rooms that were closer to the stadium. >>> it is ticket tuesday. today, one viewer will win a pair

the river now. >> there's a city ordinance that says you ain't supposed to be in the riverbed. >> i know, but-- >>luding myself [indistinct] for not even being where they are. so, i want them all ticketed, every one of them. >> you rang? aqua-taxi? come on in! having come from the east coast, where i learned canoeing, and the northwest, where i learned kayaking, there was some strange attraction toward the l.a. river, as kind of demented as i know that sounds. but i had a boat, and there's a 51-mile length of river, and i have this vision, i don't know why exactly, but i have this unreasonable vision to go from the beginning of the river to the end. i first got interested in the l.a. river a bit by accident in 2008. in the spring of 2008, there was a bit of a controversy that was brewing in l.a. at the time that centered around this notion of navigability, uh, as it relates to the clean water act. >> the clean water act is supposed to protect navigable waters, and the question became, was the l.a. river and its tributaries navigable waters, and subject to the protection of the law? >> the stakes w

the only gun store. a san francisco law firm has agreed to represent sunnyvale if free. city leaders will defend the ordinance against all challenges. a high school basketball team will honor the teen set on fire on an a.c. transit bus last month. oakland high school basketball team will wear neon blue shirts with sasha fleischman's name on the back. the athletic director says the colors represent the gender neutral community and sasha fleischman was wearing a skirt at the time of the attack and did is not identify as male or female and the 15, 16-year-old richard thomas faces felony assault and hate crimes enhancement. >> now the legal battle in los angeles over a portrait of farrah fawcett that could be worth millions. a jury is deciding if this painting belongs do her long time love, ryan o'neal or the university of texas at austin. her friend and former charlie angel's co-star host broke down in tears and believes it should go to the family. >> as her good friend who has known her way before charlie's angels, i really feel she would want that portrait with ryan. >> 28-year-old son is their only child. she

the most grief. pass an exotic animal ordinance for the city of houston. for a while, we had a proliferation where everyone wanted to pass a big -- own a big cat. a reallyne coon, but big cat. i wanted to pass an ordinance banning dangerous big animals. they healthy work it out. we did a laundry list of lions, tigers, bears, guerrillas, things that you could have. the last item on the list was fair. they were going to ban ferrets. i don't know if your member when york city bans ferrets, and people took to the street, marching with their pets. ferrets on this list? and snakes that are five feet too long. [laughter] there was a legitimate reason. they said there was no right -- no rabies vaccine for ferrets. it is not appropriate for people to have ferrets. i look up in an ordinance that bans ferrets and puts ferrets in the same category as tigers. we were going back and forth and back and forth. they got they found a rabies vaccine for ferrets before i had to do that. it is often hard to know. things that we do better in our , but may impact others in ways t

the city attorneys have recommended repealing the ordinance over concerns allowing clinics to open would lead the city vulnerable to federal prosecution. if you have an opinion on this, the meting starts at 6:30 tomorrow night at napa's city hall. >>> tonight, the martinez public safety committee will debate the issue of outside marijuana grow operations -- operations in the city. some residents have complained about the smell, odor of large outdoor glowing operations in the -- greeing operations in the -- growing operations in the neighborhood. they found the growers were legally authorized to grow medical marijuana. >>> a new exhibit in san francisco proves you don't need brushes and a canvass to paint any more. the exhibit at the museum features water color, charcoal and video. hockny says he started drying on his iphone years and started to use a app called brushes to create some more famous work. if you would like to check it out, that exhibit runs until january 20th. >>> 7:26. a big story this morning, breaking news from san mateo, this is a live picture of backed up traffic. polic

in san pablo, restaurants will be exempt from the city's ordinance. >>> target is going to give shopperseach. a spokesperson for the company says hackers stole data connected to about 40 million credit and debit cards used in its stores from the day after thanksgiving up until december 15th. customers who made purchases by swiping their cards may have had their accounts exposed. the company is offering free credit monitoring to anyone whose information was compromised. >>> tensions over rising rents and evictions have led to the vandalism of google shuttle buses. protesters broke a window and slashed the tires of a google bus picking up employees near the west oakland bart station yesterday. >>> in san francisco's mission district, protesters surrounded a bus of apple employees for 30 minutes before finally allowing it to leave. it is the second time in two weeks protesters surrounded buses shuttling workers to silicon valley. the protests come as the median rent for a one-bedroom apartment in san francisco has jumped to just under $2800 a month, being near a corporate bus stop can add 2

the nonconforming uses ordinances. i have a copy of that amendment before you and would like mr. givner who worked on this language to explain and read into the record as is necessary. mr. givner. >> deputy city attorney jon givner. the amendment that supervisor avalos is referring to is on page 16 line 22 or begins on page 16 line 22 of the residential dnc ordinance, and very similar provision but begins on page 4 line 10 of the nonconforming uses ordinance. we would recommend a few little tweak to some of the language that was adopted in committee to make it more clear. and in committee there was a discussion yesterday of how to handle a situation where a tenant was evicted under one of the no-fault temporary eviction provisions of the rent ordinance and then chose -- the tenant chose not to reoccupy the unit. the intent of the committee and supervisor avalos, i believe, is to exclude from the prohibition landlords who were in that situation or property owners in that situation. and the question that the committee what discussing was how exactly should we -- how can a property owner prove that a tenant voluntarily chose not to reoccupy. ultimately, supervisor avalos's amendment would provid

it wasn't until october 2012 until the city implemented 1384 through an ordinance which created this commission and elected to retain certain affordable obligations in two major categories. first were all the affordable housing obligations related to the major improved development projects, mission bay, shipyard, and the transbay redevelopment project areas. what 215-12 did, was identified obligations to our replacement housing obligation, the 6700 housing units that were destroyed by the previous agency and not replaced, often referred to as sb 213. that was a retained housing obligation of the successor agency. in november of that same year dof began to make determinations about the low and moderate income housing fund and they provided direction that the transfer of low and moderate income housing funds that had been identified through the hat to the city was invalid and directed all funds be returned to the successor agency that was excluded from transfers to housing successors. where we are today is that we have this existing /hatd sitting out there listing all of the housing obl

city leaders and health advocates believe the smokeless devices may be dangerous to smokers and those around them. >> pam: the city will review the ordinancea second time early next year. and if approved, will become law 90 days later. >> jacqueline: 49 up in san francisco. it will get down right freezing tonight. literally. you see low 30's and the high 20s. quite chilly freezing morning in of fact for all of the bay area except for san francisco. icy roads are possible so please take your time tomorrow morning. the light blue represents the freeze a warning and the dark blue represents the hard freeze corporate '20s through the delta also through the north bay can set for cisco is not under the free spirit san francisco is not under the freeze warning. icy roads are possible so please take it easy out there. a lot of twenties on the board with 24 and nab up, 24 fairfield, 1226 and 31 and half moon bay. certainly approaching record territory out there tomorrow morning. here is a list of expected low temperature and record for that day. san rafael and livermore not come close but napa will break a record there and same thing in oakland >>

a gun industry trade group is suing the city of pleasant hill because of a new gun control ordinance. pleasant hill city council approved the ordinance back in november. it requires gun dealers to have a police permit and it bans gun stores from being within 150 feet of homes. but the national shooting sports foundation says the ordinance was improperly approved and it violates existing laws. it's also filed a lawsuit against sunnyvale's new gun control ordinance. >>> christmas came early for some kids in san jose during the christmas in the park celebration. some of the kids had a brand- new bike. it was part of a bike giveaway sponsored by san jose's environmental services department and the green team recycling program. in order to get one of those new bikes, parents signed a green holiday pledge offering tips on how to reduce energy use and consumption during the holidays. and the kids obviously couldn't be happier. >> and a helmet. pink. >> yeah, what she said. in all, 36 bikes were passed out to the kids at this year's event. >>> our time now, 7:26 a very happy ending to a ticke

the palo alto city council passed an ordinance requiring new homes built in the city to be ready to charge electric vehicles. appeal appeal city officials -- palo alto says it adds obligate -- only $500 to the cot of a new home compared to $5,000 to retrofit. 110 permits are issued each year and california owns 12,000 pluggin' vehicles and a thousand are sold each month. >> now, the latest from bart. >> our troubles are not over. we do have the power outage that is at the san francisco yard where the trains are being kept. if you need to travel between daly city and dublin, those trains are not running because they cannot get the trains out to send them on their way. what bart is doing, they are taking the trains from dublin to san francisco and they will be able to move back-and-forth. if you need to travel eastbound you can use the yellow or the green lines to take you to bay their. this problem is still unresolved and we will tell you when everything comes back on line in a little bit. we have this, a car fire, that was towing a u-haul truck at 164th avenue. that was fully engulfed. c.h

the new law. city officials say they want to wait for a ruling in a court case concerning a similar law down in los angeles. the palo alto city council passed the ordinancegust, but enforcement was not set to begin until this february. >>> and today pg&e expects to complete all the repairs to the underground lines that set off a natural gas fire in oakland on tuesday. the utility released this photograph showing a crack in the elbow of a 4-inch steel pipe. natural gas leaked from the pipe fueling a fire beneath golf links row. >>> time now is 8:38. new this morning thousands of south african still paying their respects to nelson mandela. we're looking at the video of his casket. nelson mandela's body lying in state for a second day in the capitol city of pretoria. look at automatic the people. people are waiting in line sometimes for hours just for a chance to say good-bye to the man they call the father of their country. nelson mandela's body will lie in state for one more day, and then on saturday his body will be flown to the village where he grew up. then he will be buried on sunday. >>> we're also finding out this morning more about the sign-languag

we saw i don't stand by for the occupy movement and dozens if not hundreds the city's carried out in an organized way ordinated way. by the federal government against people who are peacefully protesting here and now we hear. these kind of statements coming when in the ukraine it's clear that the leaders of the opposition are trying to overthrow the government they're not just engaging in peaceful protests they are engaged in a process which they hope will bring about regime change and in that campaign they have the full backing of the u.s. and nato. now it's not uncommon to see european and american politicians at opposition rallies in kiev the u.s. assistant secretary of state victoria nuland once again joined the crowds this time offering snipers to the protesters and police more details on that and on t. dot com. now the unlikely pairing of saudi arabia and israel reportedly teaming up in response to washington's middle east policies representatives from the country's intelligence services apparently met for talks in jerusalem they are united in their disdain for america's reversal an intervention in syria