my response is these units already exist in homes throughout the entire city and they house thousands of residents, we need an alternative to the status quo. doing nothing is not a real solution. now, i do understand there are some on the other hand who think this legislation doesn't go far enough. that by allowing legalization to be volunteer rather than mandatory, not enough property owners will come forward to legalize these units. i appreciate that is a perspective. my response is really, we need to take a first major step in moving forward and we need to understand what's going on and our legislation requires every 6 months so there is monitoring with regard to what is happening on the ground with regard to legalization so we can take a step forwards and think about legalizing in a mandatory way. i would like to thank the 5 of us who are cosponsors to this legislation and i would ask for your support. >> supervisor yee? >>supervisor norman yee: thank you. supervisor's chiu's legislation can make some laws safer by requiring building code standards. i would acknowledge that. my pr

the city's approach to developing its economy? >> i think that really depends on the changing times. and there isn't sort of one solution for the entirey. it real i depends on kind of what the dynamics are going on with the economy as a whole in the region. not just looking at san francisco, but really as a regional body. >> sometimes district issues are different than zvi issues. what do you feel are some of the biggest issues facing your district? ~ city >> i think because we have a lot of children, families, seniors in our district, they care a lot about your quality of life issues, right. and it's the reason why people choose to live there. they want to make sure that your streets are repaved, that our potholes are filled, that public transportation works for you, that, you know, your parks and play grounds are safe for your children to play in, students can go to local schools. i think that those are all important issues facing district 4 and will continue to. >> how have you balanced the needs of your district versus the needs of the city as a whole? >> i think that as a district supervisor, we play that balancing act every sing

his brother escaped leaving the massachusetts governor to put the entire city of boston and its surrounding communities on lockdown. over 1 million residents were told to stay in their homes as law enforcement went door to door in search of the suspect. an hour after the curfew is lifted, dzhokhar tsarnaev was found in a suburban watertown backyard hiding inside a boat, bringing an end to the five-day ordeal. today officials including the vice president commemorated the one-year anniversary. marked with a moment of silence and ringing of the bells. as for dzhokhar tsarnaev, now 20, he is set to face trial in november on 30 federal charges. 17 of which carry the death penalty. joining me now is msnbc contributor mike barnicle and executive producer of national geographics inside the hunt for the boston bombers robert polombo. mike, just, you know, it's a day i think for those of us who are not from boston even filled with deeply mixed emotions. en wouone, the pain of the city. the people injured, those killed. also a feeling of pride and resilience in the way the city came together and came

the big cities were always russian. >> with the textile factory gone, the entire city is suffering. unemployment is more than 30%. ven with support from the eu, entire district are decaying -- entire districts are decaying. those with other options are leaving. only 45% identified as estonian. most have russian boots or see themselves as russian. there has been an estonian school here for almost seven years, but enrollment has twiddled, and the high school is set to close. then there will only be two schools here, but the director is still looking for a solution. >> i think we will become part of a new large high school, but the final decision has not been made yet. they have not finalized their plans. >> the town is situated right at the border crossing. traffic is always heavy on the road, but it's favorable location on this busy thorough way has not brought any economic benefits to the city. sasha pays a visit to a local cafÉ to meet some friends. the conversation turns, as so often, to the struggles of day to day life. many are worried about the future and are frustrated that the corruption of the soviet era i

20 percent by the 1990 levels and 80 percent by 2050 pr those green house gases limits are to the entire city. today, the international mraenl panel reduced the climates impacts and the international panel is preempt scientific panel the climates is having the world's food and heat waves and heavy rain are intense 41 and arctic ice is collapsing, however, businesses are starting to address climate change and an earth scientist that would wrote the report says i think that dealing effective with climate change is something nations will do and the cities need to do this. the climate action strategy is an impressive piece of work. cataloging the green house gases was a huge undertaking it is to meet our instruction and i want to commend the department. if we want to be a great city it's up to us to generated the political will to implement those strategies. the climate changes is happening and appearing in our lifetime. very soon society will have no choose but to address climate change now. if we don't take the responsible action we've been forced to react, down the line. this is great work on

zoning becomes de facto changed; right when we have the legalization of in law units throughout the entire city not in the case of supervisor wiener's in the supervisorial addict an overarching law some are protected by cc&rs. i realized this is not a code but an overarching thing i would be supportive of speaking to the need of rh1 and two areas density limits as well as height and bulk, you know, it would, part of the prevailing neighborhood character. we should look at those in terms of the housing element that is what the element should speak to rather than changing go this without the public process with each the districts that are effected. that is something i'll prop i don't know if the other commissioners feel like that and commissioner hillis >> yeah. after reading the housing element i know it does a lot of the balancing people are talking about. it's not an attack on rh1 or two in most instances it's talked about maintaining the character in height and bulk patterns in rh1 and two this document does a good job in doing that you can point to certain elements and want to slant it to th

the dimensions of the cathedral at amiens made it possible for the entire city, 10,000 people to attend one ceremony. but it was in the height of the vaulting that the most intense competition reigned. when the vaulting of notre dame in paris achieved a height of 108 feet, chartres rose 121 feet above the ground. reims then surpass this with 125 feet. next, amie rose 139 feet. finally beauvais cathedral which would have beaten them with a vault of 158 feet went beyond the limits of safety and medieval engineering skill, and the walls of the choir collapsed. despite isolated disasters like beauvais, gothic triumphed over much of europe within a few generations. at canterbury, when the choir was destroyed in the great fire of 1174, it was rebuilt in the new gothic style. england was the first to adopt the gothic, not surprising in a country with close dynastic d historic lks with france. but englh architects always tended to go their own way, favoring length over height, evolving their own forms often by deliberately misinterpreting their french models. by the early 14th century, at wells

the fire sent out thick black smoke that could be seen across the entire city. firefighters managed to get it under control in less than an hour. nobody was hurt. investigators don't know how or where this fire started. >> we are not sure if it started in in the upper unit but we are not sure about that yet. >> many are not allowed to return home since there was no power. some found a temporary parking garage an offered three -- an offered free snacks to the people in their homes. pg&e hopes to restore power in the building later this morning. >>> three people are confirmed dead and 292 others still missing after a ferry boat capsized. the ferry has close to 500 people on board. they were headed to a remote part of the count trip. one passenger said he heard a loud bump and the ferry started sinking. everybody was ordered to jump into the cold water and they are ordered to assist in the relief effort and most of them were high school students on vacation. >>> sierra lemar disappeared are 2012 and was last seen by her mother to walk to her bus stop. antolin garci

. >> the president declared the entire city a catastrophe zone. thorities hope to control the fire in the next 48 or 72 hours. most famous luxury hotels is shutting down for a three-year renovation. it has welcomed guests from picasso to james joyce to degaulle, but they say they need a new makeover. g welcoming its final uests, they are closing for renovations. visitors stopped by to soak up the last of the atmosphere. >> i would come here. it was my paris home. i preferred it to an apartment. i had the reception and the warmth. it is true the renovation is needed, very much. >> the four-star hotel made a revamp to complete with its many rival. over three years of renovations, a swimming pool, and doubled the size of the rooms. it is a short break. built in 1910, it was once home to know both prize-winning writers. then came the second world war. the palace was occupied by the germans. when the fighting ended, the hotel hope to return the 14th. -- deportees. fear that the hotel will not be the same after the renovations. >> i hope it does not lose

. >> it is not just a hot topic here but the entire city. several pedestrians, including six-year-old have been hit and killed by cars. the city is trying to reverse this trend. the chief said it is more than just waiting for the green light. >> you have to lock both ways before you cross but i need you to take my contact with the driver. >> he told them to shame a driver if they see one texting and driving. >> scold the driver. i want you to do that. or do this. or do this to the driver. >> the kids appreciate the extra help. >> i needed to know more about how to stay safe and help my other friends stay safe. >> the chief armed the kids with the bright bracelet emphasizing it is important to wear this or something else like this so they can be seen and he told them that police need their help and told them to spread the word to all of their friends. >> what a great program. >>> for the first time we hear from one of the victims of yesterday's mass stabbings at a pennsylvania hospital. the 16-year-old said the first thing that went through hi

the system has gaps and may not be able to provide unlimited water to the entire city if a large disaster strikes. >> the cases of two women missing and found dead on mount tamalpais are not related. yesterday, a crew found the body mapping the description of 50-year-old marie sanner missing since senators -- since wednesday night. >> the 50-year-old from mill valley was an experienced hiker on mount tamalpais and teams found the body matching her description in a drain average creek 120 yards away from the trail. she was hiking with a male friend on wednesday but left him to go to the car as it got dark. >> she may have possibly fallen 40' or 50'. >> the coroner will determine the cause of death and if foul play was involved but at this point had appears to be nod of anything suspicious and there is no connection to the case of another missing hiker found saturday. teams found the body of 33 -year-old of menlo park magdalena glinkowski away from today's discovery the. >> we have not identified anything criminal in either case that associated one with the other. >> everyone is convince --

at 2:00 the rules in open government committee will hear the proposal which has support from city councilman. if it passes it goes to the entire city council for a vote. >> an eight-year-old boy with a rare disease got to be his favorite super hero with a specially designed suit to fly like ironman at an indoor sky diving facility in lone tree, colorado. make a wish colorado says he loves to retend to fly like a super hero and they wanted to full fulfill the dream. his disease causes the muscles to slowly deteriorate and he will likely be in a wheelchair by the time he is nine. >> it is a lost fun, we will get the pictures for you. leyla gulen? how is the weather? >> heading out to work if you are taking bart, we will look at temperatures around the bay, starting with pittsburg at 60. 52 in walnut creek. 50 in hair. 54 at sfo and 52 in san francisco. from sutro tower at this hour yesterday, there were low clouds but not today. you can see this morning, nice and clear and all way to eastern span of the bay bridge and the next three days you can expect the temperatures going a little bit down but we are staying dry and mild. if

the beach cities of some past opponents and cheryl cole always russian capital. just like in or about which also has a russian majority. with the text on a flight to read on the entire city is suffering. unemployment is more than thirty percent even with support from the eu entire districts or decay. soo have other options are leaving only four percent of locals identify as estonian. most of russian roots or see themselves as russian. used in estonian school here for almost seventy years but enrollment has dwindled and the high school is set to close. then there will only be two russian schools here but the director is still looking for another solution. and i think will become part of the new mt high school. then the final season hasn't even made it all. they have to find a nice nap and fell. no that is situated right at the border crossing the traffic is always heavy on the road between seven and st petersburg. but it's favorable location on this busy or away hasn't brought any economic benefits to the city. such adorable but pays a visit to a local cafe to meet some friends the conversation turns as so often to the struggles of day to day life here. many are worr

it's difficult to find other restrooms in thary and there are no facilities including across the entire city where there is also a break room and a ticket sales office included in the deal. so this is a unique location with a unique set of needs so we have looked at comps through online services that the mta subscribes to, including costar and loop net, and comps were that this is a reasonable rent and that rents, yes, are, they are high now but who knows what they will do in the future. they could go up and they dwo down, but in order to have less uncertainty regarding this location and will we nose to ask for a 10 year lease with a 10 year option. >> 20 years. >> yes, so it's a 20 year total. >> okay, sorry, mr. rose, anything more? >> no, i want to emphasize, it's your very question that i started off my presentation by saying it was a close call in our office by making this recommendation to approve. we stand by that recommendation but i did want the committee to understand that. so our recommendation is simply to amend for retro activity, this is a lease that is effective january 1st, 2

happens within their own district can be impacted by changes as well throughout the entire system, throughout the entire city. so, i look forward to working with you so we cannot only better communicate that to the community, but also really work to make sure we address whatever specific needs we also do have in our district. >> thank you. i think the staff has done a good job with the tep outreach. as you all know we can always do better with our outreach. we he look to the supervisors to help us with that, so, i really appreciate it. >> okay. any other questions? seeing none, thank you very much. >> thank you. >> is there any public comments on this item? come on up, two minutes. state your name, [speaker not understood]. >>> yes, gill christ well, district 8. i oppose reappointment of this nominee. just like the sceneierx with disabilities do. she could have made a motion to cover seniors and people with disabilitieses to ride muni for free. no, she didn't do that. she could have put ~ in the mta budget now for seniors and people with disabilities to ride muni for free, but she left us in limbo. just like

the other thing i would say is that i think it's important that we apply this fairly throughout the entire city because essentially with supervisor yee's amendment this would be saying in 10 or 11 districts we are moving forward with this but a portion of supervisor yee's district we won't be doing that. we have existing in laws in every district in every neighborhood. those foegz -- folks are there and people are living in them and we need to think about how we think about this and make sure that we are creating the same balance throughout the city. there are likely many more in law units in supervisor avalos district or other neighborhoods in the district, but i certainly think for those that currently exist in the rh 1 d area we should give those home owners and opportunity if they want to voluntarily do this and if they want to not move forward with that. >> supervisor cohn? >> thank you very much. supervisor malia cohen: supervisor chiu, thank you for bringing this legislation forward. i was really excited to begin the conversation and the policy discussion back in november. over the month

the city on $5. it teaches kids how to actually have a day in the summer on five bucks and then also how to navigate the entire city. it's mainly -- that one is geared towards teaching kids how to get across a city on muni on mass transit and it's geared towards those leaving middle school and heading to high school and has to travel to different parts of the city. we have our neighborhood camps which we do throughout the city through many of our large rec centers and other properties. we've seen those camps and we do the streets of san francisco, when nature calls, and each one has a theme each week. in addition to those camps, we have adoptive camp. if they have a fun and successful summer with their piers, we do that at silver tree and discover camp and we'll be looking at additional spot to grow that camp. in addition to our regular camps, we have our recreation programs. some of those programs are city wide senior programs that happen at various locations across the city. we have junior giants baseball to partner with the community fund. we have our dance classes, zumba and digital arts and there's hundre

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planning code and that is happened every may and the difference for that is that it is city wide and, so it is easy to just say, we do this every may for the entire city. and but because we have different merchants associations, and they come in some years, and not other years. and depending upon the capacity, so the location is specific. >> it is location, yeah, thank you. >> okay. >> okay. >> okay. >> we want to take the public comment on item number 7? >> and i do believe that we are at an all time high on participants this year. >> we are, and i do want to say that we are working with prolocal this year, and due to our staffing shortage to help organize and reach out to the merchantses and then also in addition to help to do the additional promotion of the sidewalk sales. >> we are hosting it right in front in the dog patch. >> awesome. >> and okay, public comment, do we have any member of the public that would like to make a comment on item 7? >> seeing none, public comment is closed. we would like to make the action item on this. >> we move to approve as written and presented. >> second. >> commissioner adams. >> yes. >> commissioner dooley

with more than a hundred tanks and armored vehicles according to source that's enough to level the entire city. meanwhile reports have emerged ukrainian troops might soon be reinforced with the mercenaries from georgia on tears if i can sense the government activists in eastern ukraine are being recruited from nationalist groups and have a claim was made by russia india quoting unnamed members of the georgian parliament. it's allegedly coordinated and financed by energy analyst former ruling party of georgia's next president to tell saakashvili country's former leader openly supported the protest in central kiev the twenty regime change in ukraine thus committing a crime by intensifying the military crackdown on its own people that's what the russian president said during a media forum in st denis burke the fijian regime is using the army against its population inside the country is no doubt a very serious crime against aaron people if the current leadership is really doing this of course they are indeed a jumper with two other us media and our team particular came under fire for its coverage

according to the sources of up to level the entire city. and bolts of emotions well. the ukrainian troops could soon be reinforced with mustard reads from georgia. well it is to fight against anti government activists in eastern ukraine to being recruited to from nationalist groups that the claims made by the russian newspapers best of putting amendment is the georgian parliament recruitment drives allegedly been caught naked in finance plan she owes them the former routing of field george's ex president mikhail saakashvili was known to cause the country's former leader of the supported the protest in central kiev that lead to regime change in ukraine the new development in the last few hours to go to the osce delegation in. the basket even fall in outside of it and haven't managed to secure the release of one of them in the tree experts detained by self defence members on friday the man who has the beaches was freed on account of his health condition the other two russians said making the rounds of the current status of the remaining expect the first is those holding

the fire sent out thick black smoke that could be seen across the entire city. an anded to get the flames under control in less than an hour and firefighters still don't know he cannabilitily how or where this five started. >> it could have started in the upper unit, we are just not sure about that yet. >> many were not allowed to return home since there was no power in the building but some found a temporary shelter in the area of the parking garage. whole foods gave them $15 gift cards so they can have a free hot dinner and they hope to restore the building sometime this morning. >>> they have a plan to get more officers out on the streets and this is after they approved a plan to temporarily help them after an officers' shortage. they are helping out on a contract basis, still no timetable on when this plan might take affect. >> 5:46 the battle of medical marijuana moves to martinez, and they will debate a ban on growing medical marijuana and they say marijuana gardens are often something that thieves want and they are fighting against this proposed ban. >>> a

tanks and vehicles of man as well the pictures as we pull into the source that's enough to level the entire city. janice graeme phillips is in the area for auntie. click here for a sixty km east of the city yesterday and what we can see here's the payoff its opposition to build the dome of vehicle parked across the road. because today i was going to throw that out of this is very unusual to be at risk and access to filming in fat which is to scope the stalls not such access into the city this permit but the stall paycheck every car that said they're looking for weapons in the coffin. this is effectively an email. but auntie when supplement to the event is the eighth stage of them into operation. it opens this week on thursday the tsunami attack self defense checkpoints they killing up to seventy nytimes reports movements to that a ukrainian troops might soon be reinforced with most recent georgia volunteers to fight against anti government activists in eastern ukraine have been recruited from match the scripts that the claim is made by the russian these papers dusty including amazing to members

chilean president michelle bachelet eight declared the entire city catastrophes own. chilean authorities hope to be able to control the fire the next forty eight to seventy two hours. my reading on and lights a lighter note something for your to do this the next time you come to pass it's not going up the eiffel tower a worker is on this and it's cooking classes. whether it's to learn how to bake a baguette to perfectly honest i think she is. many people are going in search of some friends come and three scales captain cook bridge collapse. from the necessity of love. west lakes. all in all of that yet the sign to turn had to take it from the late french riots happened to the lupron shots laurie like that. the kick during the french baguettes and you can get anything like this back in the united states so it's nice actually helped done there. fresh from the oven. tourists from all over the world together and the table in teaching skills to break bread. and if i were the first of an apron. hoping to take the secret in their sixty fifth. i hope it leads us from us and i

will take, the identifying and the eliminating of all pot holes in the way to be able to bring the entire city family together. because it is only with all of us in here together, and all of us out there together that we are going to be able to i think, convince the voters that this is the right thing to do. so, we will be working and briefing all of the members of the board of supervisor and briefing the members of the mayor's team and briefed the your director and others, recently, and we would love the feedback from you in terms of out reach, and you think that we should be doing it as part of this process. but we are, very focused on being able to achieve those goals and get this on the ballot and hopefully have success in november. >> great. >> commissioner dooley? >> speaking of out reach, what part of this program is if any, is going to do a lot of public out reach on people no longer obeying any of the laws like the pedestrians crossing in the middle of the streets and while they have the cell phone in front of them? bikes going through? stop signs and cars doing all kinds of, you know

the plan is to expand the program to the entire city by the end of summer. francis cardinal george celebrated what could be his final palm sunday mass, as cardinal, at holy name cathedral. he is visibly weakened by his chemotherapy treatments for kidney cancer. but he had the strength to stand for much of the service... though he didn't stay to greet parishioners afterwards. >> i was looking to see if he would have to saddam but he is a strong man he stood. that a happy to see him i thought that was a good sign that he was able to be here. he can't be out among the people after church of course. >> just a few days ago, cardinal george asked the vatican to begin searching for his successor. he won't attend this month's vatican ceremony in which two of his predecessors, john paul the second and pope john the 23-rd, will be canonized. here's something you've never seen a pope do. after pope francis completed his palm sunday service at the vatican, he hopped off his popemobile, moved through the crowd, and even posed for "selfies" with some of his young supporte

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the city could use for more important things you pick what you think is important i convinced the east oakland beautification council to change it's name to the oakland beautification council because the entire city needs to come together not just east oakland it needs to be a full on assult on illegal dumping of trash, bulk items , cars and dead animals the city of oakland and it's resident have so much potential but there appear to be forces out there that want it to fail. i'm told there may be more dumping amensty days, but there were some lessons learned. if you don't live in oakland don't bring your trash to oakland and if you live in oakland show your civic pride and don't dump anything except water feathers and hay in oakland stanley roberts kron 4 news if you have a comment or story idea for stanley, e-mail us at 'people behaving badly' at kron- four-dot-com. coming up at 8:30. after mass public outcry. we share the welcome change coming to parking meters in san francisco. plus. more changes to facebook! the social media giant helping you meet up with friends. but some are calling it a dangerous tool for stalkers? we check it out. we have big changes in the weather had our way in tha

many residents there were in the city, as a whole, and get some idea of the size and number of people that lived here. keach: during the 1960s, archaeologists surveyed the entirealing an urban grid as deliberate as the streets of manhattan. a total of 2,600 buildings lined densely packed streets. 80% of these were residential compounds. these compounds enclosed numerous sleeping rooms, patios and kitchens. archaeologists estimate that 30 to 100 people could be housed in a single compound. were these like modern apartment buildings, where strangers lived together by chance ? or was there a thread of kinship connecting the residents of these large compounds ? what clues were left behind of teotihuacan's families ? archaeologist michael spence. we usually bury in cemeteries set apart from the places where the people lived. that makes it difficult to tie them ba into their living quarters. in teotihuacan, fortunately, the people were buried within the apartment compound. some of them were buried in open spaces like patios. these would have been particularly important individuals. but many of them were buried under the floors of the rooms that they had actually liv