they are trying to say that they are now prohibited, but this is how you fix it. >> that's not what the za says. he says if they move. it's not that it's a prohibited use. he's saying the cu, the existing uses do not require a c u at this point in time as long as they are not moving. is that correct, mr. sanchez? >> thank you. yes. one that lawfully existed at the time of the legislation went into affect would be allowed to be maintained and would not need a c u. the cu is only triggered when they are changing locations which it refers you to. i think the language under e, it does talk about continuations of existing prohibits fringe financial service uses. it's not saying continuations of permitted financial. >> yes. i think that's the point. if they are principally permitted then they are in non-conforming use. >> i get what you are saying. >> all right. at the risk of complicating this a little further. >> don't. >> i just want to draw your attention to section e 2, e 1 and 2 which suggest perhaps that, well, i should let you read it for yourself. >> like all legislation this is not cle

as the za letter speaks about, the factory was operating illegally, it needed to replan its floor area, that never happened to our knowledge and i want to point out that in 1979, a permit was filed if you can look to the overhead, a permit was filed to remodel the frontbacker front area of the store of the factory into a store and you can see here, i'm putting my finger on it, that little room that's green street here, that room right there at the entrance still says locker room and the permit although it was filed to convert the locker room to a store was never acted on and the permit was cancelled, we see a history of this, so yes, there were permit records that suggest there was a "retail use" here but none of the factual evidence supports it, so at the end of the day, we're left with the situation where factually, it appears that this building, this sausage factory was never used as a retail store, certainly not a neighborhood serving retail store, why are we interested in this, the interest is build inc., the master tenant is looking to bring back sausage making and a salumaria to

i believe the za was correct in the decision because of the paperwork that he has. at the same time the legislation was from 2008, and this is a very unusual situation. and no matter what, it is trying to get a cu on this is going to be difficult already. so i can go either way to be honest. >> i think the standard is the zoning administrator to use this as discretion. >> i'm going to move to deny the appeal on the basis the zoning administrator did not abuse the discretion. >> no error or abuse of discretion. on that motion to the advice vice-president on the basis that the zoning administrator did noter or abuse his discretion. on that motion, commissioner fong, aye, wong, tan oh, i'm going to vote no. this is 4-1. this l o.d. is held on that basis. >> thank you, moving to item no. 7. appeal 015. the building inspection. the property is on lombardy street. 2013 to lombardy property company. comply with notice of violation no. 0212001 replace existing walls per plans landscape deck. this is on for a hearing today. we'll ask the appellant to please step forward. you

. >> it says, the za is saying that because it's a non-conforming use that it's a restricted use for relocation. >> i didn't hear it that way. >> i didn't either. sorry. >> sections under 249 existing prohibit financial fringe uses may i continue in accordance with planning code section 186.2. if it's

the zas my he family escaped the violence of the region by making their way to the u.s. >> he would telle that he was from chechnya. >> luis vasquez was friends of tamerlan in high school. >> that's where he's from. that's where he told me he had struggles. he didn't really elaborate. >> there's a whole generation of chechens who grew up with their families being displaced, relatives being killed and so on. >> thomas due value has studied and written about the region. >> for most people that's just a traumatic experience. but obviously for a small minority this is something that is in their dna that drives them. >> and like many displaced chechens, tamerlan may have struggled to fit in chechnya is still home to militant separatist groups. and the home tamerlan's father grew up in has been destroyed by war. but relatives still live here. tamerlan traveled here during his trip last year. >> translator: he came to see me. we talked. i said come here, guy. are you studying, i asked? i'm studying, he said. there was nothing criminal about him. duval says this region has also seen a growth in

, in the hours before the weed incident, and apparently, lil za pot at his l.a. home, photographed and seen doing this. lil za and friends that get you in trouble. nobody has been charged. i don't think, any charges are coming. can't pin it on any body. >> if the bus was in colorado it would be legal. >>> let's talk about, sherri shepherd, co-host of the "view," a dangerous home invasion. she is scared. wants to buy a gun. >> trying to calm jeffrey down. i had a wicker basket. that's all i had was a wicker -- do you mess with jeffrey? all i had was a wicker garbage can, we have nothing, don't have a bat. nothing. we are going to get a gun. i told sal -- we are going to get a gun. you got my child in here. my husband is down there trying to protect the home. just woke up. it just made me realize how vulnerable you are if you can't protect your home. >> happened at 1:00 in the morning in their new york city apartment. barbara walters trying to talk her out of getting a gun. country star gretchen wilson argued for protecting your home at all costs. s

accusing the other one and the accusations sound similar syria's national news agency reported that the rabble za had containing chemical agents and at least fifteen people mainly civilians that reports were say had been killed during this attack but this is exactly almost exactly what we were moved here in time from the rebels that the army had attacked a target in syria's north using chemical weapons well still today almost a month later it's very hard to understand exactly what happened and this is why damascus has asked glanton yesterday. around the world of course syria being no exception i understand in the near future you're going back to that part of the world but for now having been a correspondent in ultimately in a war zone how difficult is it to get the news from an impartial level to fairly represent both sides of the conflict. it's very hard to get the truth i mean you can get the news if you are in damascus and you hear that terror attack happened you can come to the scene and see that the car was bloated and you can see dead bodies but we can't say for sure who is behind this atta

many of the critics of bush talk about rumsfeld and cheney. he has stayed loyal to con da lee zae. what is missing is that mission accomplished ban ner. it took about 20 years for the reagan library and the clinton -- it's really a festival here today. >> here is a video of this presidential center. [ applause ] >> please welcome the chairman of george w. bush foundation board of directors donald l evans, accompanied by david fair yo. >> that is formal presentation of the library to the american people, don evans served a the secretary of commerce during the bush administration. very close to the former president of the united states making this formal prosecution of t -- presentation to the library. so this is part of the ceremony and we'll continue moe mentarial with mrs. bush delivering her remarks followed by jimmy carter, george h bush, president clinton then obama and then george w. bush. >> welcome everyone. welcome to all of our friends and family who have joined us today. be seated. welcome to all of our friends and family who have joined us today from around the country

the black clubs. we played everything. i am glad of that sa za, baby souza. dy i went with, who was the men for for stravinsky, leonard bernstein, i studied with her in paris for five years. she said, there are only 12 notes. you learn what everybody did with them until they send 13, you will be okay. nothing has ever bothered me no matter whether it is big band, bee-bop, do-op, hip-hop, no problem. >> it is hard to go anywhere without finding your imprint, whether it is television or music. >> did you imagine when you were playing that trumpet you would be everywhere? >> absolutely not. i have learned to -- art linkletter used to live next door to me before he died. he used to say to me, quincy, just make god laugh. don't make plans. we have nothing to do with it. i have always believed that music is, we are terminals for a higher power. i can feel it. it goes through you, man. i get curious how you guys get all these ego. the ego is the higher power coming through you. i believe that. as you go to your creativity with humility with grace. >> we will be right

the black clubs. we played everything. i am glad of that sa za baby souza. the lady i went with who was the men for for stravinsky, leonard bernstein, i studied with her in paris for five years. she said, there are only 12 notes. you learn what everybody did with them until they send 13 you will be okay. nothing has ever bothered me no matter whether it is big band bee-bop, do-op, hip-hop, no problem. >> it is hard to go anywhere without finding your imprint, whether it is television or music. >> did you imagine when you were playing that trumpet you would be everywhere? >> absolutely not. i have learned to -- art linkletter used to live next door to me before he died. he used to say to me, quincy, just make god laugh. don't make plans. we have nothing to do with it. i have always believed that music is, we are terminals for a higher power. i can feel it. it goes through you, man. i get curious how you guys get all these ego. the ego is the higher power coming through you. i believe that. as you go to your creativity with humility with grace. >> we will be ri

the egyptian president mouhammad car za has condemned the violence. it began when mourners were pelted with stones following the funerals of four people. morrisy has ordered an meet investigation. our correspondent has more. >> tear gas and fire, not exactly the scene of a funeral march. police arrived after clashes had began with mourners and others outside the cathedral. >> they have complained of increase physical attacks against their community. they fear that now that islamic groups are operating free doly the cleric can only fan the flames. >> from the beginning the mood was one of clear anger. a few mourners destroyed parked cars after a driver insisted on speeding through the pro session. >> i blame the police for disappearing once the scuffle began. they were there to protect the church. >> clashes on friday between muslims and christians in the town outside cairo had left four christians and one muslim dead. the violence was sparked by graffiti on the wall of an islamic institution. other christian appropriate was also burned. the egyptian p

and it turned out to be just in time instead the driver who police have identified the driver as 33 year old hamid za-eed crashed through the front door of this walmart once in the walmart police say the suspect began beating on people >> if i am so happy that he did not get towards the children. >> reporter: the incident has now gone viral and kaye has heard from facebook friends all over the world. >> i have friends all over even germany >> reporter: police say, the suspect had been using drugs. when he rammed his car through the front of the wal-mart and began assaulting customers. authorities say, 31-year- old haamid zaid is being held without bail at the santa clara county jail. for investigation of assault with a deadly weapon, hit and run, being under the influence of drugs, and resisting arrest. as of right now, police are trying to determine the motive. >> new at 8. violence erupting in the mission over the weekend. two shootings and a stabbing leaving two people dead. the first incident. early friday.on mission between 16th and 17th.right near mission bart. a 59 year old woman.stabbed to de

they have not released the name of driver but the car is registered to a hamid za hid. a store worker who asked not to be identified a store display helped stop the car. >> looks like he -- when he was driving through the store. >> this video, paramedics are helping one injured on the floor. other shoppers made a dash for the doors to get to safety. >> jury deliberations are set to begin this morning in a federal wrongful death case filed by the widow of a barbershop owner who was killed by oakland police. derek jones was shot dead by two oakland police officers responding to a domestic disturbance call back in 2010. jones ran when the officers tried to question them and they fired six rounds believing he was in the process of pulling out a gun. a search of the scene failed to show up any firearms. his widow is seeking unspecified damages. >>> the newest members of the oakland police department will hit the streets today. 38 newly sworn officers will join other officers today. the department now has a total of 649 officers, that is still well below the 837 they had in 20

it was found about 5:30 last night outside of the church of the that za rez on -- nazareth -- nazarethare no apparent signs of foul play. >>> family members are speaking out about the death of a man found hanging from a rope at a sacramento high rise. the uncle does not believe his nephew was tagging. police say tools used to deface glass and a stencil were found at the scene. >>> president obama leaves for colorado in -- in an hour. >> reporter: president obama will call on congress to move forward with stricter gun laws. colorado's new laws include universal background checks for private gun sales and a 15- round limit on gun magazines. last year's deadly movie theater shooting sparked these new policies. victims from that shooting and the columbine high school meeting with meeting with president obama today. meanwhile, 16 sheriffs in colorado are holding their own news conference speaking out against gun control measures. president obama wants universal background checks, a magazine limit of ten rounds an an assault weapon ban but it appears there's dwindling support from washington

it was found about 5:30 last night outside of the church of the that za rez on -- nazareth -- nazareth apparent signs of foul play. >>> family members are speaking out about the death of a man found hanging from a rope at a sacramento high rise. the uncle does not believe his nephew was tagging. police say tools used to deface glass and a stencil were found at the scene. >>> president obama leaves for colorado in -- in an hour. >> reporter: president obama will call on congress to move forward with stricter gun laws. colorado's new laws include universal background checks for private gun sales and a 15- round limit on gun magazines. last year's deadly movie theater shooting sparked these new policies. victims from that shooting and the columbine high school meeting with meeting with president obama today. meanwhile, 16 sheriffs in colorado are holding their own news conference speaking out against gun control measures. president obama wants universal background checks, a magazine limit of ten rounds an an assault weapon ban but it appears there's dwindling support from washington lawma

our next guest is the za. ident and ceo of la ra you do a wonderful job and i'm glad you are here. mark is the executive director at the center for immigration sties and has worked there since 1995. laura currently serves as president of the american immigration lawyers association based in denver, colorado. and the kansas secretary of state from 2001-2003. he was counsel to u.s. attorney general, john ashcroft. we are delighted to have the year. please proceed with your statements. >> thank you. recognizeke to chairman leahy and senator grassley and thank you for giving me the opportunity to testify today. the emigration modernization act of 2013. i am an undocumented american. i was born in 1985. to1993, at age 8, i moved the united states with my parents and three siblings. out of everyone who is here testifying today, i'm the only one who comes to you as one of the 11 million undocumented people in this country. my family reflects the diversity in america. we are part of a strong working class. we are your neighbors, classmates, fellow prisoners, consumers, and are part of the f

the pleasant hill station. then demanded to see your party year-old za chary mccabe was taking up to seize on the train when a manso that he could sit down. he was arrested on suspicion of battery on a transit passenger. >> the opening of the new span of the bay bridge may be delayed. officials are trying to find a solution to deal with the bolts that snapped on the new eastern span. but even with the that bolts caltran says, that the new span is safer than it has ever been. >> those are our top has ever been. >> those are our top stories. thank you for we've made major advancements in reducing has ever been. >> those are our top stories. thank you for the incidents of broken bones in seniors. we've received recognition for getting hypertension under control for over 80% of our members. we've made significant advances in asthma, immunization and maternity care. and we've received numerous high ratings for our excellent standard of care. we're focusing on the big things so you can enjoy the little things. kaiser permanente. thrive. >> and welcome back. lt. gov. gavin newsom and san jose state university's presiden

said to all be now refusing food the official numbers started to grow off the prison guards tried to break up of protest fishel za saying that ninety four detainees are now starving seventeen being force fed though three currently hospitalized and there have been several recent suicide attempts as well and the military's muslim advisor says he's worried the protests will lead to deaths and many are held at the prison without charge with a majority believing they'll never walk free gun h.g. can now reports. the military has been updating the numbers since the build of mortgage saying at the beginning that there were fourteen people on strike the detainees the fence lawyers have been saying all along there were many more around one hundred thirty they would say earlier this month the president tried to put an end to the strike by putting the inmates in solitary confinement authorities said they raided the communal living area and forced the detainees into individual cells to prevent them from covering cameras didn't help the number has doubled since then according to the officials again the numbers that we've been

za what hari, the current leader took over from bin laden in al jid-- al qaeda, very thoughtful guy. he has some knowledge of what the history of jihad is, i don't thk he is a great leader compared to bin laden but they sat around a camp fire for years in 1990s into 2001 and smart guys persuade each other. brainwashing is too strong a word, i think is too too simplistic a word but they persuade each other that not only is their cause just but that this cause will not come to pass in the lives of their children or grandchildren. so it's okay to have setbacks. all that means is you know, we're on the path of god and god will allow this to happen eventually even if it doesn't happen now that doesn't hold true for a 19-year-old kid in boston who i believe is going to say damn, i sort of went down the path with my brother. and now that i think about it, it's sort of like, by the way, the sniper shooter we had, the young sniper shooter we had in washington a few years ago now if you read what he says, man, i just went down a path and it was a black hole. >> rose: and again there was the in

increasingly radicalized in the past few years, authorities are looking for any connections with jihadist groups. >>> another story affecting many people today. a major strike at uft than za critical week of diplomacy between the united states, china and north korea. but already, pyongyang is refusing to pudrefuse ing to budge on a major point of contention, a nuclear arsenal. does anyone expect this week of diplomacy will yield a break through in this tense standoff? >> they're going to give it their best try, there's no doubt about that. they realize what's at stake here, things have changed on the korean peninsula, the nuclear threat being held up by north korea is a real one. now you've got some of the chief negotiators are in play here, you've got glen davies, the troubleshooter for china is in washington right now for talks with davies. you've also got the foreign minister of south korea traveling to beijing this week for more talks. in all of this, what to do about north korea is what is on the table. north korea's response to the call for diplomacy has been bluster at best. the world recognizes its nuclear and ballistic missile programs as its right in exchange fo

at the table, msnbc contributor and georgetown university professor, michael dyson and ari melber. >> former south carolina gop chair katon dawson and za in the midst of all this, gang of 8 puts out the immigration report. marco rubio does a kind of here's the talking points from it. border control, border control is the fundamental thing that we hear coming out of what is meant to be an immigration change, something new. yet, the language is still primarily this language about border control. >> i think it goes back to the republican primary for president. rick perry probably had it right. 1400 miles of border from el paso to brownsville in texas that needs help and has continued to need help. whether it's the drug cartels or however the politicians want to definet certainly, i think what's brought to the forefront is where there are pitfalls in the laws now and is the american public willing to pay for border security. that came down in our primary, truly what sunk us in certain communities because we seemed heart less and cold as republicans to other communities. with that being said, i guess they're going to have to have -- trying

za hut that seems to have no rightful place around here. your eyes adjust and brain takes it all in. >> it's just an old soup can laying on the side. >> looke walls and keep looking. it's the story of movies and california and this community. >> this is 1995, the highest flood was right at the top of this line here. right up there, that is 1986. >> and maybe now you can appreciate the mixed emotions of retired firefighter feels about that for sale sign sitting outside. >> you don't want to sell. >> i don't, but i can't figure out any way to not to work for 12 hours a day. >> it's been a form of multitask go. in the daytime, dawn and his wife run a cafe in back. >> how long have you been married? >> 35 years. >> do you talk together all the time? >> no. [ laughter ] >> and you can't help the long faces once in a while it's because of the root of their problems begin 15 steps up on the secretary floor. welcome to the engine room of this operation now facing an enforced obsolescence that a skilled mechanic can't fix. >> have you heard about hollywood studios are phasing out film and forcing all theaters to buy digital projectors. they need $6

the man accused of crashing into a south bay walmart, then attacking cut me aattacking customers expected to face a judge this morning. arturo santiago live with details. >> reporter: 33-year-old hamid zaed is scheduled to face a judge just after 9:00 this morning. he is currently being held on $200,000 bail. he is accused of violently disrupting a peaceful easter sunday morning by driving his car into the parking lot of the walmart super center on story road and running into a couple of cars. police say he then drove through the front entrance of the store ending up some 30 feet inside. he allegedly got out of his car and started attacking people inside the walmart with some kind of a metal bar. four people were hurt and sent to the hospital from that attack. others were able to wrestle him to the ground and hold him there. >> no one in the parking lot was hit by this person. only four people inside the store were acosted. so it's just really kind of an easter miracle. >> reporter: police say he was under the influence of drugs on sunday. he has been in custody in the santa clara county jail since he was arrested. the charges that he faces are four counts of assault with a deadly weapon

spot on the embassy impound known to friends and coworkers as an intelligent, caring and optimistic young officer who worked hard to help afghan women and children. on saturday ann traveled to za pw*u l to donate books to a school and a suicide bomber detonated near her convoy and ann was killed along with four other americans, three u.s. service members and department of defense civilian. several others were wounded. ann leaves behind her parents and sisters as well as countless relatives, friends and coworkers who deeply mourn her loss not only personally, but also as an example of the deep dedication that our diplomats demonstrate every day in outposts around the world. i know my colleagues join me in our heartfelt condolences to her family and our ongoing appreciation for the sacrifices made by our diplomatic corps. mr. president, i ask consent that the next statement be placed in a separate place in the record. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. durbin: mr. president, this morning, i went to a funeral in chicago at holy name cathedral. there was a large -- in fact, it was a huge crowd. it was a tribute to america's foremost movie critic, roger ebert, who passed