then, the correct foundation came in with another million, and they have been one of the most generousrary supportering foundations in the city. there's a room, there's an auditorium at the main library named for the current foundation. they have made a very generous gift leer. we want to thank them. the donald b. gold foundation, made a fabulous half million dollar gift here. others -- are the goldsmith foundation. dr. barbara schultz and literally nd

the foundation says 3000 people who got shots there between january through june of this year, may not be protected. they discovered the vaccine were stored in refrigerator is that may not have the correct of the church. reducing the effectiveness of the shot heard as a precaution the what patience to be read vaccinated. here's a look at some of the center's the foundation said was affected. in san francisco these care centers on buckingham way sutter street and cesar chavez on the list. in marin county the novato primary care center and in sonoma county 10 care centers were affected you will find a link with a complete list on www.kron4.com. some of the vaccines for use to prevent contagious illnesses like will been cough which has become an epidemic in california swine flu and meningitis among others. the foundation is encouraging read vaccination they say there's no short or long-term harmful effects from the original vaccine or from being read vaccinated. they sent letters to the patients involved. i'm christine conley kron 4 news. >> >> new details about oakland murder suspect was arrested in sacramento this is a please can have that happen on tuesday. the suspect arrested after a

the gift has been very generously offered to us by the labor of local 261 community and training foundation. i believe i got that correct. and they presented us with the idea. so i can say that from the city's perspective. we think this is a wonderful -- it's very passive use. but it's very popular recreational activity. and we think it's a wonderful -- it's an urban sport that doesn't require a huge amount of infrastructure. and we think it's a wonderful match in terms of attracting people who can come and have some food and sit on these seating walls and play the sport. commissioner bonilla: what i want to know is were there actually in fact -- were there other ideas that were talked about, discussed, in detail in terms of what to do with this parcel? i mean, what were some of the other ideas that staff -- >> we were actually presented -- staff considered -- commissioner bonilla: i know. but in terms of public input, what ideas were there that were presented for the use of this space? other than the idea that came up in terms of having this gift for this specific purpose? >> there wasn't actually a ellis iing of publi

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correct in that interpretation. in order to go the other way, you have to assume that china is correct in that interpretation and they are not. i am surprised that the heritage foundationsition on china. this is one where the majority of the international committee is very clear. i think that is an issue that also is in the long-term interests of china and i would expect that china would adopt that position. finally, it does seem to me to be an extraordinary position to take in general. are we going to say that in any setting where there are violators that we should not seek the rule of law? i would like to suggest to you that that is a fundamental reason why the rules lot is even more important. thank you. [applause] >> we will now have steven gross for eight minutes. -- steven gross for eight minutes. -- groves for 8 minutes. but let me see if i can catch up. first, on article 82, you mention the 1958 convention and you accurately portray it. the proclamation 2667 and the continental shelf lands act, it was vague on what the continental margin was as you know. this was not based on measuring the actual end of the continental margin, but they had this vague and fully

the foundation says 3,000 people who got shots there between january threw june of this year may not be protected. they discovered that the vaccines were stored in refrigerators that did not have the correct temperature. as a precaution, they want patients to be revaccinated. in san francisco, these care centers on buckingham way, sutor street and seizer chavez are on the list. the nevao primary care center in lake and sonoma counties, ten care centers were affected. you'll find a link with a complete list on www.kron4.com. some of the vaccines were used to prevent diseases like whooping cough, swine flu and meningitis. the foundation is encouraging revaccination. there's no short or long-term effects from the original vaccine or from being revaccinated. they've sent letters to the patients involved. kron4 news. >>> now, to a food recall affecting california and other states. 228 million eggs are being recalled by an iowa egproducer. that's after being linked to an outbreakup salmonella poisoning. the eggs are linked to sicknesses. they have sickened nearly 300 californians. they were packaged under the following names, lucerne, albertsen, mountain dairy, raffle, booms mouth, sunshine, hi

then, the correct foundation came in with another million, and they have been one of the most generous library supportering foundations in the city. there's a room, there's an auditorium at the main library named for the current foundation. they have made a very generous gift leer. we want to thank them. the donald b. gold foundation, made a fabulous half million dollar gift here. others -- are the goldsmith foundation. dr. barbara schultz and literally hundreds of members of the community who have made very, very generous gifts and support of this branch and as you know, the richmond community decided that rather than just focus on this one branch, they were going to commit to raising the funds needed for both this and the other branch. so as we celebrate the reopening of this spectacular neighborhood anchor, we'll again celebrate the beginning of the amfa campaign. we're glad you're here to celebrate and part of the great family that support our libraries and know what they mean to our communities. you notice that the name of this branch is the richmond milton marks branch. that agai