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i am the only individual who is independent, over 23 years, from power brokers in city hall. i am the only candidate who has published five documents that lay out exactly how i will be held accountable dealing with our environment, children, education, health care, on and on. in addition, out of those five plants, 130

i am the only individual who is independent, over 23 years, from power brokers in city hall. i am the only candidate who has published five documents that lay out exactly how i will be held accountable dealing with our environment, children, education, health care, on and on. in addition, out of those five plants, 130 proposals as to how to fix city hall and san francisco. i urge you to look at that plan. thank you all very much. [applause] >> thank you again to the league of women voters for hosting this great debate. san francisco has some of the smartest politicians in the nation and you have heard a lot of great ideas, but we need to move away from ideas that sound good to implementing ideas that work. it is time to take action and get involved at city hall.

. >> reporter: it turns out san francisco is one of the only metropolitan cities to break the credit score top 10 list and the only city in california to make it into the top 20. wausau, wisconsin, is on top with low unemployment and debt. las vegas was 136 and bakersfield 137. both those cities have high foreclosure rates and unemployment. so some san franciscans seem to be doing something right. we thought we would ask them to share their credit secret. >> paying bills on time, obviously. >> maintaining some credit cards we have had for quite a while even though we don't use them. >> become less dependent on credit, period. >> reporter: now, experts point out while using too much credit is bad, using too little can ding you, too. consider paying small recurring bills with credit and then pay it off each month and also, a long credit history is crucial so don't cancel old cards. you want to use them occasionally or the creditor may actually cancel your cards for you. >> check it once a year. you can get it free, right? you should know. >> reporter: absolutely. there is one that's fre

i am the only individual who is independent, over 23 years, from power brokers in city hall. i am the only candidate who has published five documents that lay out exactly how i will be held

the only city in the country where tags on your car expire and you're arrested. that could soon change. i'll have that story coming up. [ screaming ] [ zapping ] there goes dwayne's car. oh, man. there goes dwayne's house. whoa! whoa! and there goes dwayne. man, that thing does not like dwayne. [ male announcer ] state farm's got you covered. nice landing. it was. [ male announcer ] get to a better state. >>> we have some shocking breaking news coming out of california. a live picture from steal beech where we understand nine people, nine have been shot at a hair salon and as many as six people could be dead in this shooting. the suspect we are told is in custody. steel beach is about 30 miles south of los angeles. this is a very active scene unfolding right now. we're going to continue to monitor it and give you updates as it comes in. there you can see the salon there. again nine people shot and six may be dead in the breaking news out of california. >>> back here in d. c. this may be the only city in the country where an otherwise law-abiding citizen could be

. >> reporter: bag moore is the only city in the country that has antiabuse huber -- advisory condition. >> officials are warning people to not let your pets outside by themselves. >>> another dangerous trend, criminals pretending to be police break into another home. the latest attacked happened last night. three men posing as officers stole $1,800 cash from the homeowners. police say there is no solid link to three other robbers in the city pulled off by a state cop. >> john -- where she's sexually assaulted in the ally. >> city police do look more suspect tonight while the students are looking over their shoulders. >> greater police presence monday night around the john hopkins university campus after a week attack. a 20-year-old student was sexually assaulted saturday morning. >> i'm shocked and it worries me a little bit. >> reporter: police say the attack happened about 1:20 in the morning. this is the 3200 block. police say the attacker, the man, told the victim he had a gun, although she never had a gun. >> we're confident our partnership will have -- >> it will take a combined

we're the only city and state of california that has peril tax. you'll never wrote attract business when you are taxing the businesses. we need to reform the business tax so it is fair to small, medium, and large businesses and rewards job creation. i think the efforts to fight for vlf, despite what jerry brown has done, it is worthwhile and will have to look at. we also have to look at how we spend. zero-based budgeting? i do it in my office, managing according to my priorities. nonprofits, $600 million per year goes to nonprofits. some of them are a vital cog in the delivery system, but that does not mean that we cannot be better customers and they need to be more accountable providers. >> in addition to revamping the payroll tax, i think the way that we grow, the way we increase revenue is to really grow the economy. we can do that by supporting the creation of more small businesses. people have a lot of ideas to work ideas in a way in which government to cut red tape. one of my ideas is to make sure we are cutting red tape and linking people wi

people against some theoretical as you as you say phone so i'm sort of as you say washington is the only city the only place benefit from these so-called allegations iran as you mentioned was saying the accusations are baseless but some of us reports do suggest credible evidence of iranian involvement here including claims of payments from iranian bank accounts just to iran do you think have any case do you want to hear. no not at all first of all this this interesting this payment from accounts if iran wanted to assassinate someone would iran wire money i mean if if the people who made up this story will read a couple of spinal they know that the last thing that you would do would be to wire money you'd give cash especially iran which is under the iranian banking system into and its financial transactions are under u.s. scrutiny and the same is true with the mexican drug lords of as well why would iran give them have events like that or for example this iranian who supposedly went in spoke to a drug runner he told them that my cousin is a general big time general in the iranian military why

protesters assumed would be the tar the only city officials who showed up -- were supporters. members of the board of super ers and state senator thanning protesters for being here. a large crowd showed up as word spread police were coming. mayor lee said the camp was going to have to clear out within the next days because of health and safety concerns. it ended up, that didn't happen overnight. the group members say that's a victory. they are predicting this is just a guess, they will be left alone for the next couple of weeks because the election is coming. they figure politicians won't want to mess with this. they think they are safe until after the election. we hope to catch up with the mayor today to ask him what he plans to do. amy hollyfield, abc7 news. >> thanks amy. >>> 6:56. final check on weather, earthquakes and traffic. >>> good news weather-wise, fire threat over. chilly conditions that you are waking up into the north bay valleys mid to upper 30s rest of news the 40s san francisco, antioch still in the 50s. by the afternoon hours, we all warm unsean shine in the

since 1957, we are the only city in the world that runs cable cars. these cars right here are part of national parks system. in the early 1960's, they became the first roles monument. the way city spread changed with the invention of the cable car. >> people know in san francisco, first thing they think about is, let's go >> the san francisco cons tri of flowers in golden gate park is now showing a new exhibit that changes the way we see the plants around us. amy stewart's best-selling book, "wicked plants" is the inspiration behind the new exhibit that takes us to the dark side of the plant world. >> i am amy stewart. i am the arthur of "wicked plants," the weeds that killed lincoln's mother and other botanical atrocities. with the screens fly trap, that is kind of where everybody went initially, you mean like that? i kind of thought, well, all it does is eat up bugs. that is not very wicked. so what? by wicked, what i mean is that they are poisonous, dangerous, deadly or immoral or maybe illegal or offensive or awful in some way. i am in the profess

since 1957, we are the only city in the world that runs cable cars. these cars right here are part of national parks system. in the early 1960's, they became the first roles monument. the way city spread changed with the invention of the cable car. >> people know in san francisco, first thing they think about is, let's go within our population there are people who simply do not have access to the internet, who do not have the means to access information the way that others have, and i think that it's really imperative for government to make sure that we play a role in closing that technological divide. so you have to strike that balance between maintaining that character, but also welcoming in the new people who bring their own -- >> absolutely. >> so i love that. i love that mix, that balance that comes with it. it's hard to strike the right balance, but -- >> it really is. >> but it's there. >> i was born in guatemala and came to this country as a kid. i was brought here by my parents. and essentially grew up in l.a. and then moved up to the bay are

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its seventh week, the protesters who are standing their ground coast to coast, and denver isn't the only city where the clashing with police. >> keep pushing back. >> reporter: in portland, oregon police arrested 30 protesters sunday after they marched from downtown to one of the city's more affluent neighborhoods, the pearl district, and refused to leave. in austin, texas, police arrested 38 protesters overnight, enforcing a new rule banning food tables on city hall plaza. >> government is controlled by corporations and that government isn't doing anything to change the way things are run. >> reporter: in spokane, washington this weekend protester took their complaints to the doors of bank of america. >> we are people, stand and fight. >> reporter: in oakland protesters that were chased away by tear gas earlier this week have turned with their tents in front of city hall. rick sallinger, for cbs news, denver. >> mitchell: later, the floods that are overwhelming thailand's capital, and its people. that story and more when the cbs evening news continues. >> mitchell: a u.s. defense official ha

the district may be the only city in the country that treated expired tags as a criminal, rather than a civil offense. and bruce johnson reports, even with this new law, driving an unregistered vehicle will still cost you plenty in washington, d.c. >> and they said by the way, we now have to arrest you. >> reporter: last week you heard this woman describe for 9 news now how she was arrested for expired tags after a vehicle had been hit by a bus. >> they cuffed me and put me in the back of the police van. >> all in favor, say aye. >> reporter: today the d.c. council voted unanimously to stop arresting drivers merely for expired tags. >> we believe that's silly. >> reporter: under the emergency bill that becomes law as soon as the mayor signs it, an expired registration of 30 days or less carries a $100 fine. it goes up to $200 after 30 days. at that point, your vehicle could also be towed by police. >> we applaud the district for passing this emergency legislation and ending this practice. that is done nowhere else across the country. but to substitute it for towing vehicles for infrac

may be the only city in the country where an otherwise law abiding citizen can be arrested for drivingn an expired hundreds tag. our bruce johnson talked to one person who found herself in a jail cell for what amounts to a traffic violation. >> they said by the way, we now have to arrest you. >> too embarrassed to allow her name an face to be used but this woman said her vehicle was first hit by a bus and then she was arrested by d.c. police who noticed that the tags on her vehicle had expired. >> they cuffed me and put me in the back of the police van. the police car. >> d.c. police are not saying how many people have been arrested for expired tags but the law goes back to 1937 going straight to jail became standard operating procedure more than a decade ago as police try to combat stolen vehicles with stolen tags. the local aaa says the practice of jailing otherwise innocent people just goes too far. >> you are throwing people in jail for three to six hours because you say it makes the streets safe. >> this issue has come up before actually. in order to protect people whose registrat

now the district may be the only city in the country that treated expired tags as a criminal offense rather than a civil offense. bruce johnson reports even with the new law, driving an unregistered vehicle will cost you plenty in d.c. >> and they said by the way, we now have to arrest you. >> last week, you heard this woman describe for 9news now how she was arrested for expired tags after a vehicle had been hit by a bus. >> they cuffed me and put me in the back of the police van. today the d.c. council voted unanimously to stop police from arresting drivers, merely for expired tags. >> we wanted to change with the fact people being arrested. we do believe that's just silly. glurnd the emergency bill that becomes law as soon as the mayor signs it, an expired registration of 30 days or less carries a $100 fine. it goes up to $200 after 30 days. at that point, your vehicle could also be towed by police. >> we applaud the district for passing this emergency legislation and ending this practice. but to substitute it for towing vehicles for the infraction is also troublesome. >> john tow

and denver isn't the only city where they are clashing with police. >> keep pushing back. >> reportere arrested 30 protesters sunday after they marched from downtown to one of the city's more affluent neighborhoods, the pearl district, and refused to leave. in austin, texas, police arrested 38 protesters overnight, enforcing a new rule banning food tables on city hall plaza. >> government is controlled by corporations and government isn't doing anything to change the way things are run. >> reporter: in spokane, washington, this weekend, protesters took their complaints to the doors of bank of america. >> we are peaceful. stand aside. >> reporter: while in oak land, protesters that were chased away by police and tear gas earlier this week have returned with their tents in front of city hall. rick sallinger for cbs news, denver. mm. tasty. now the vegetable juice, with more than 10 times the sodium of cranberry juice. we have a winner. as our ocean spray cranberries, which is why we're declaring it the unofficial official fruit of the holidays. the fig's going to be so bummed. [ chuckle

the details. >> jobs and baltimore, and when when. baltimore city is the only city in the nation as two top 10 research universities within its borders. >> michael miller is leading the charge to study a possible merger between the university of maryland baltimore and college park. the board of regents were directed to look at the possibility of a comeback with the report by december. so far some of the political and civic leaders have raised concerns over who would benefit from such a merger. >> i have serious concerns about the potential case of the development on the west side. we have a president that is focused on the westside and fully engaged. that is how i would like to keep it. >> so far reaction is missed by students at the downtown campus. >> i don't feel it is something that will happen anytime soon. i think it is a step is a good -- >> i think of paper it is a good idea. i have no idea how it would work together. >> the chairman of the board of regents is promising an open and fair process. but at the end of the day, this is what it is about. i thi

. >>> we are not the only city competing with pittsburgh. this has nothing to do with football. bout the zombies. let's go to new york for a look at this morning's tech bites. >>> at&t says the iphone 4s has enjoyed the most successful launch ever. the website says preorders soled out 24 hours after they began. customers can get a iphone 4s if they don't mind waiting in line at an apple store. steve jobs left behind plans for several generations of its most popular devices. iphone, ipad, and mac book. sony pictures bought film rights to job's upcoming biography. each lcd tvs is thin, lightweight and designed to be moved and installed anywhere. they were unveiled last week in japan. no word op when the tvs maybe here in the u.s. those are your tech bites, i'm rob nelson.