well many folks in san francisco are heart broken that san francisco 49ers could possibly leave their city. some say it would not be a big deal because the traffic situation here at candle stick park is such a nightmare. but here many folks in santa clara feel they have scored. [applauds] congratulations to the san francisco 49ers... >> reporter: cheersee resulted to top 850,000 dollars in loans from 30 banks. it came from the redevelopment agency and the rest came from the nfl but the nfl is not locked in for the last of the money needed to secure their stadium. >> i'm sure we have more work to do to get under construction but -- under construction but we are looking forward to getting that work done. we love san francisco, this is not about the san francisco 49ers leaving san francisco, this is about a new stadium for the san francisco 49ers. >> reporter: construction is set to begin in a parking lot of great america's amusement park next year but some say it's too much debt for the residents of santa clara to pay. if you break it down it is more than $700,000 per person. they have sold

region -- cities like san mateo. many versions of their actually surpassed that of san francisco, the first year ban, -- the first year -- tier ban, and those retailers that are hybrid cars restores and pharmacies. we have seen upper eds to 20% reduction in to the san francisco landfill. as evidence of our plastic bag man, just in that sphere. we believe by extending this city-wide to all retailers, we will certainly accelerate what the objective is, and this is to wean people off of the reliance on plastic bags, and i should remind you, what plastic bags are necessary with the objective here -- why plastic bags are necessary with the objective here. the decomposition of the bag takes a long time and is harmful to the environment. one can argue that a single plastic bag may not be harmful, but when you think of the tens of millions that cities like san francisco go through in city's large and small that contribute to the 102 billion consumption of bags per year that go into landfills, and they are not recyclable, then i think we all have s

officials want you to spend your holiday shopping dollars in their city. and they're putting their money where their mouth is, if you spend more than 100 there tonight or tomorrow you can get a special gift bag. the offer is good for the first 150 people to show their receipts at city hall on monday morning. the gift bag includes two free movie tickets, a southland mall gift card, and gift cards to other local restaurants. >>> and many delivering holiday food bags to hundreds of needy seniors in the east bay, dozens came to the fire station, bright and early to fill the bags with food. the supplies were purchased with money donated by the berkeley firefighters as well as the community. after all the grocery bags were put together, the volunteers fanned out to deliver the food to low income seniors. >> it is nice because you can spend a few minutes talking to them. and some of them, it is nice to sit down and chat with them and spend quality time. you may be the only visitor. >> and this week they provided food to nearly 800 berkeley seniors. >>> and police

making claims it's all this season but rather it's all about becoming a single unit every team their city and country will be proud off. on the road it's impossible to play without mistakes but i think more in sync with each match think we're playing pretty well now we're trying not to think about the question posed we're just trying to play the best we can and win every game. at times it feels like still in a state of mourning three months after the tragedy struck russian i saw a cue ball pain and suffering have subsided during the. opening match as the sold out arena to thousands as the birth of a new. artsy. russian m.m.a. legend field will be hoping to win the year with a second straight victory after he announced he'll be taking on the judo expert suppose she is she on new year's eve in japan thirty five year old that is the point losing spreed up to beating jeff unanimous points decision on the lead of the twentieth here in moscow now preparing for a showdown with a two thousand and eight olympic judo champion. twenty four year old japanese was only fourteen six pints in the mixed m

>> san franciscans are incredibly interested in their city government, local politics, and making sure that we remain the most amazing city in the world. i learned that san franciscans during campaign read everything they are sent in the mail. they love to meet the candidates and engage in conversations with them. i learned how important it is to build bridges between different communities, particularly communities of diversity that we have. i was incredibly honored to have been elected in november of 2008. >> where do you place yourself on the political spectrum? >> i consider myself someone who shares the progressive values that many sentences can hold dear. we have been a beacon to the rest of the world region that many sentences skins hold dear. we have been a beacon to the rest of the world for those. >> you are president of the board. describe the role of the opposition and the responsibilities that come with being the president of the board of supervisors. >> as president, i preside over the weekly meetings we have tuesday at 2:00 here in the chamber. i also determine which legi

if i stand here with other patients, will you protect them in their city?u protect, we advocate for the citizens of san francisco. president chiu: thank you, next speaker. >> i feel the patient's boys has been silenced we would prefer a hired consultant over a genuine patient. thank you. >> i am disappointed as well. some of the experiences i have seen, i am surprised you would not find an individual. i do not want to go into detail but i mentioned quite a few things to the assistant. i have seen patients harassed. i am on thelega legal committee. i spent five hours to support a disabled man. it is shocking, especially since i have not felt the support. i don't know if you know the politis. just because it is an organization, it might not serve the de made submissions. i have been there for 20 years. let's help the people here. what is this about. i am surviving. i have had all kinds of thoughts about how i could take care of about how i could take care of myself and i have a hospital

police in both cities cleared out the occupy camps in their cities early this morning. ., 1400 officers arrested 200 protesters who disobeyed the orders to get up and leave. the city installed fences and concrete barriers to keep the protesters from coming back. up in philadelphia, police cleared out the camp, arrested 52 protesters. the workers used the front end loaders to clear out the tent and trash and other debris. >> meat protesters are free to slaughter horses and sell that meat for human consumption. congress reinstated federal funding for usda inspections of horse meat. a recent study by the accountability office says horses have been abandoned or neglected since the economy went south and thousands were sold for meat in other countries. congress has an ally in that decision. it's peta. they would like to see a been on slaughter and export of horses, but since that's not likely to get done, funding inspections will at least make sure the horses are euthanized humanly and the meat is safe for us to eat. did congress make the right call on this one? if it's going

claims of winning it all this season but rather talking about becoming a single unit a real team their city and country will be proud off the amount of fun it's impossible to play with mistakes but i think the tune will be moving soon with each match think we're playing pretty well now we're trying not to think about the question posed in those who are just trying to play the best we can and win every game. at times it feels like still in a state of mourning three months after the tragedy struck russian i saw a cue ball pain and suffering have subsided during the committee opening match as the sold out arena two thousand and witnessed the birth of a new ice hockey team from on-call sort of artsy. for a lot of us agreed to join sanskrit moscow for the rest of the cage all season he also sentences forward. to requirements of the n.h.l. club has now decided to return for a third students were beyond the twenty one year old failed to make much of an impact so far in the n.h.l. although high hopes of a moscow native when he was drafted number six spot a columbus blue jackets back in two thousand

oakland leaders are fed up with kids being shot to death in their city. that toddler shot last week is just the latest tragedy. and anne makovec is in oakland now where community members plan a big march tonight. she joins us with more. good morning, anne. >> reporter: there is a lot of frustration here in oakland and a lack of unity. we have that recall petition against maybe jean quan floating around. a glut of gun violence here increasing over the last five years. and then finally tugging on everybody's heart strings now. the impending death of that toddler almost 2-year-old hiram johnson is going to be honored at a peace march today while the community tries to find solutions to the violence in this city. doctors are preparing to take this little boy off life support at 1:00 this afternoon after tests showed no brain activity. >> initially, the family, of course, you know, thought that maybe there was hope and, you know, we all hoped. we all hoped for miracles. i think at the end of the day, everyone came to the conclusion that the baby was only breat

one year ago they fired their city manager charlie long after he had warned the city it was heading for a financial crisis. long also recommended phasing out more than a million dollars worth of city contracts with the firm founded by the previous city manager. >>> concern is growing in richmond this noontime for an at risk elderly man who has been missing for three days. 63-year-old orson brown lives at vintage estates convalescent hospital. he has alzheimer's and is a doesn't. any one who sees him should call police. >>> he is facing charges after firing a shotgun at a man. he smiled broadly after being arrested. he is there to attend a funeral. police say he was involved in a fight wednesday night. police were told mcclain held a gun to a man's head and fired a shot beside his ear. he was released on bail and is still expected to play sunday when the raiders visit the miami dolphins. >>> new smoking restrictions could soon be in effect in mountain view. the mountain view voice reports the city is considering banning smoking at outdoor dining areas. smokic would also be banned within

have not heard of these festivals, i recommend you research them and the impact they bring to their cities globally. supervisor mar: i think this is the last speaker. >> i'm an ardent advocate and special producer for burning man and i have been involved in some of the fund-raising efforts have brought temporary part -- temporary art pat and where the gothic rock ship was brought to the park. we have the opportunity to feature in use are and entertainment as supervisor wiener mentioned -- there's an important component of this. we can use arts and entertainment programming to distribute the population of visitors. like many here, i feel that local art and entertainment should form an important cornerstone of the america's cup plan. we have seen that burning man over a period of two decades that having a large community gathering balanced with distributed participation has led to a healthy cultural art experience with a temporary city based upon our and expression. i would urge there be a balance of a larger central plan and a format for decentralized, creative and cultural and community en

it's part of a plan to encourage people to support their city's local merchants. park will go also be free next saturday. but officials will still enforce the two-hour time limit. >>> president obama signed the 2012 budget into law today. now as drew levinson reports, congress is working on a revised payroll tax break that affects more than 100 million americans. >> reporter: senators arrived on capitol hill. >> oh, yeah. we'll get it done. >> reporter: for a rare saturday sessio to avoid a government shutdown. they approved a $1 trillion bill that funds the government through next year view the amendment is agreed to. >> reporter: the senate also passed a temporary extension of the payroll tax break. that means at the beginning of the year, 160 million americans won't see their paychecks shrink if the house passes the revised bill. >> we stayed in session to present some issues to the american public that were extremely important. >> reporter: senators couldn't find the money to pay for the tax cut for a year so they opted for a two-month extension. president oba

they have packed up and moved out of their tent city after their city issued camping permits expired. however, some occupy santa rosa members say they will reoccupy city hall. >>> a dispute over city dishes lead to a disput. >> let's do the dishes. >> officer in riot gear moved into the camp late last night and took away a sink filled with filthy dishes. the city claims the sink was a public health hazard. that led to a brief scuffle with boston police and protestors. stay with us here at ktvu morning news with continuing coverage of the occupy protests. you can get updates any time of day by going to our website ktvu.com. >>> 5:06. the important november jobs report comes out in just 25 minutes from now. stay right here with us on ktvu channel 2 morning news. coming up at 5:15 we will go live to our washington, d.c. newsroom and tell you what to expect in that report. >>> the woman accused of killing nursing student michelle le is due back in court this morning. she is expected to enter a plea when she appears before a judge in hayward at 9:00 this morning. there have been several de

occupy santa rosa protestors have packed up and moved out of their tent city after their city issued camping permits expired. now some of the occupy santa rosa members say they will reoccupy city hall. >>> penn state university will find out this weekend if they will be going to a bowl game. there have been calls for penn state to decline a bowl game invitation because of the child sex abuse scandal involving the former coach. jerry sandusky has been charged with sexually abusing eight boys over a 15 year span. yesterday the university announced it would donate its $1.5 million in bowl proceeds to a pair of organizations that held sex abuse victims. the president said if the student athletes have earned the right to play in the post season, they should be allowed to do so. >>> the labor department announced this morning that the nation's unemployment rate actually went down in november. it's an unexpected drop. ktvu alison burns joins us now from our washington, d.c. newsroom with a closer look at the numbers. alison. >> reporter: that is right. analysts expected the unemployment rate

. >>> well, oakland leaders are fed up with kids being shot to death in their city. >> that little 1-year-old boy shot. the latest tragedy. and anne makovec is in oakland where community members are fed up and are planning a march tonight. >> reporter: there is a real lack of unity apparent here in oakland. we do center that recall petition circumstance -- we do have that recall petition circulating around now to recall jean quan, a glut of gun violence with gangs, and the likely death of that toddler hiram lawrence. he is going to be honored at a peace march today. doctors are preparing to take him off life support at 1:00 this afternoon after tests on the boy, who is almost two years old, showed no brain activity. >> initially the family of course, you know, thought that maybe there was hope and, you know, we all hoped. we all hoped for miracles. i think at the end of the day, everyone came to the conclusion that the baby was only breathing and that's it. there was nothing else going on. based on that, the baby will be taken off life support. >> reporter: hiram was shot last month i

city council plans to pick up their message next week the city council will be voting on a resolution calling for congress to amend the constitution to end corporate personhood one of the primary demands of the occupy wall street movement voters in boulder colorado in missoula montana have asked similar resolutions this is just the latest victory for the ninety nine percent movement that has managed in just two months to stir debate in america away from deficit reduction or lost their. city and toward job creation and wealth inequality so needless to say conservatives and their campaign donors who reside generally comfortably in the one percent are little ward so in their latest effort to silence the voice of occupy wall street or distorted or mangle it they reached out to their favorite word spent right wing pollster frank luntz that's right the guy who brought us death panels and efforts to kill meaningful health care reform and job creators in an effort to keep the bush tax cuts in place for millionaires and billionaires is now targeting occupy wall street as we once attended an ev

they have credible evidence the man accused of killing a fellow hell's angel member was spotted in their city. authorities say steve ruiz fatally shot a former u.s. marine during the funeral of a third hell's angel member. that was in october in san jose. police have been looking for ruiz ever since. he is believed to be armed and dangerous. >>> san francisco police chief greg sur will hold a community meeting tomorrow to discuss a fatal officer-involved shooting. last wednesday, officers shot a man who they say fired during a traffic stop on larkin street. that man died from injuries the following day. >>> a giant distribution line represent toured in san pablo, causing a water main to break. crews dug into the broken-up pavement and discovered a fuel pipeline. the line was undamaged, but as a precaution, it is now being drained. a conoco phillips spokeswoman says their line is safe and was likely there before homes were built in the area. >>> the proposed bike lane on the west span of the bay bridge could cost more than half a billion dollars. that's according to a project document unveiled

you if warriors then utilize their newly learned skills to lead you to advocacy day here in city hall on wednesday april 6, an historic day of youth civic engagement when high-school students met with their elected officials to talk about the issues they care about. on youth advocacy day, you for years led interactive workshops with high school students and city government and also help students prepare for their meetings with elected officials. they met with officials from some various departments, members of the board of supervisors, and mayor edwin lee. mayor li was gracious enough to address all of the participants. he shared his history and inspiring words about the importance of youth in city politics. i am happy to share with you today that mayor lee is here to help celebrate youth warriors. [applause] throughout the fellowship, youth warriors also has the opportunity to meet other youth leaders throughout the city and share the wonderful work they are doing to run the city. this past thursday, the youth warriors and a group of leaders went to sacramento to our state capital to

some started protests, angry that their city lacks the necessary infrastructure to deal with such heavy rains. this is "bbc news." these are the headlines. the deputy prime minister nick clegg has told the french prime minister that his government's criticisms of the u.k. economy are simply unacceptable. bradley manning, the american soldier accused of leaking classified documents to the wikileaks website has made his first appearance in a military court. 10 people have been killed. several others injured in western kazakhstan. clashes took place between police and strike oil workers campaigning for higher wages since may. >> this is a celebration that the authorities were hoping to see. scuffles between protesters and police turn into the deadliest unrest in kazakhstan's recent history. the protesters are oil workers who have been on strike since may. the oil company, the main employer in this town, declared their action illegal and fired them. in protest, the workers have been occupying the main square since july. the frustration boils over on friday, when local government burst in to

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said two investigations are now underway. >>> the city will drop all civil charges against the demonstrators if the occupiers agree not to set up their tents outside city hall for the next two years. they were cited for trespassing during the recent trespassing. three have agreed to accept the city's deal. >>> they are investigating two new robberies on muny buses. the latest happened over the weekend when a man tried to steal a cell phone and wallet from a passenger. craig has more on these crimes. >> reporter: it happened last tuesday on board a bus and we are still learning details of where along the line and the condition of the victim. he spent six days later on board a bus and published report says a 30-year-old robbed an old man that was just three days ago, according to the report, the victim chased the suspects, the suspects confronted the man knocking him to the ground taking his cell phone and didn't get on the bus. that 20-year-old was robbed of a cell phone in and -- a cell phone and they hope to have more information about it to you a little later. kraig debro, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> time now 5:04, criminal charges wi

they have credible evidence the man accused of killing a fellow hell's angel member was spotted in their city. authorities say the man fatally shot a former u.s. marine during the funeral of a third hell's angel member. that was in october in san jose. ruiz is believed to be armed and dangerous. >>> san francisco police chief greg stern will hold a community meeting tomorrow to discuss a fatal officer-involved shooting. last wednesday, officers shot a man who they say opened fire during a traffic stop on larkin street. that man died from his injuries the following day. >>> the proposed bike lane on the west span of the bay bridge could cost more than half a billion dollars. that's according to a project document unveiled last week. the bike path would hang off the bay bridge from san francisco. it may not be built, but it's already cost more than a million dollars just to explore the option. >>> the nine-year war in iraq that took 4500 american lives and killed 100,000 iraqis, is now over. the last combat troops left iraq overnight. drew levenson on the historic moment and the troops who were

they say they are ready to pro tebgt their city. >> i live here locally. i want to be close to my family and home. it has been a dream of mine to work for san jose. this is my third time testing here throughout my career. the third time is the charm. >> reporter: nine firefighters report to the station around the city at 8:00 on sunday is morning. back to you. >>> executives own a company called h211 and lease space at moffit field and they say they will pay 100% of the cost but they want a lease. >> they are, you know, google is right here and they got money. >> their panels of the hangar are in the process of being removed. it cost dollars 3 million to restore hang arone and nasa would need to approve the deal. >>> rescue crews called in a helicopter to rescue a man while hang tkphraoeuding. it happened at 2:30 in rugged terrain near lake herman road. they said the man broke an arm and a leg. >>> young hirman johnson, the young boy who was shot in the head was taken off of life support today and pronounced dead this afternoon. >> reporter: family members

i made the decision last week, when discussing the family about their deaths, that the city could step up as well and madge -- discussing with the family about their gifts, about the city stepping out as well in matching the donations. we're looking at an additional amount of money, probably another $750,000, the would be in our budget proposal to the board in june, which would be for fiscal year -- the following fiscal year, 2012-2013. that funding combined, we think we will add case worker staff to the nonprofit agencies that are currently administering the programs, both to identify the families, help them transition into housing, and provide necessary after-care, which they're in rental subsidy housing, meaning access to the services those families need to increase their income, maintain their income, that sort of thing. but the idea that there will hopefully find a permit housing on their own over a number of years. supervisor avalos: we're not creating a new subsidy program, just working with an existing program? >> we're adding money to existing programs. case workers. funding t

coming from mexico, mostly 15 years old through 35 years old, and i am studying their undocumented experience and a sanctuary cityese people, because of s-com, i have seen an increase in their being reticent to participate in local politics. as an undocumented people, they have a lot to contribute to this city, as undocumented people in all of history have had a lot oto contribute to this city, and their civic engagement is impinged upon. i would like to offer my voice of support for this resolution and i encourage you to offer your support, too, thank you. supervisor mirkarimi: thank you very much. at any other public comment? seeing none, public comment is closed. the item is before this body. supervisor campos? supervisor campos: i recommend moving this item forward with positive recommendation. supervisor mirkarimi: i agree. i think everybody for participating. this meeting is a little out of kilter. this usually happens in the morning, but to accommodate supervisor mar and other schedules, we rescheduled for this afternoon. i am sorry that we are not able to go more into the analysis of it, but i think every

on the other hand, the right for ordinary citizens to have the ability to access the venues in their city. it has worked out, reading as you do from the newspapers, worked out somewhat differently, depending on the city and the circumstances. >> now, for something much easier, let's talk about pakistan. [laughter] >> that is a law professor thinking that is easier. go ahead. >> a number of our questioners note that it seems to be public record that there have been some challenges in the relationship between our government and pakistan and, yet, pakistan continues to be an important strategic partner, and allied in a very complicated region. i would love to hear you speak a little bit about how you see that relationship with respect to our law enforcement activities and what you think we might expect in that relationship going forward. >> it is interesting. in today's world of globalization -- when i started as a united states attorney back in the late 1970's, i probably had one case that had some ramifications outside of this district. now, i would say it is probably the reverse. nine out

their city. >> their community, absolutely. this happened on november 17th. and they just released the surveillance video, because they really want to catch these guys. insurance money will cover the property that was lost. so they can get the fire hydr t hydrants replaced. for the fire chief, it's the principle of the matter. >> so many people are oblivious to the fact that people have surveillance cameras patrolling their businesses or homes and they don't do anything to cover up their faces. >> that's good for us. >> i'm glad there are dumb criminals. >> if anybody recognize these guys or the truck, put in a call to the wagner sheriff's office. >>> ladies, it's time for car porn. >> what? >> i like that car. >> the cool song accompanying this car, this is a road yacht gts. >> i get the term car porn now that i've seen this thing. >> that is a beauty right there. it's got a 670-horsepower, v-8 corvette engine in it and it is just beautiful. for a sports car, it's a large car. so the guy is cruising up the mountain road, of course there's a couple of damsels

city. number one, they want their dogs at the new site but the city isn't budging. >>> more "occupy" protestors in santa rosa have taken down their tents. their camping permits expired at midnight. last week, police cleared out campers without permits from their spot outside city hall. the city stopped issuing permits, by the way, citing sanitation and health problems. on the website "occupiers" still promise to maintain a daily presence at santa rosa city hall. they are holding a rally for students on saturday >>> it is 6:08. coming up, the "get out of jail free" card offered to prisoners. >> every text you make, every web page you visit, they are watching you just like the prison. but one developer claims what secret software is doing on millions of phones. >> how santa got stuck while trying to make a grand entrance at a shopping mall. ,, improvement.. people gathere >>> back at 6:12 now. the family of that 23-month-old boy is seeing small signs of improvement. people gathered in west oakland last night at a vigil for hiram lawrence, jr., one of the seven people wounded in oakland on monday.

in the city and for their prayers as well. i would to have funds serving one of the great institutions that are no longer just in chinatown. they are all over our city. annie chung, please come on up. >> mayor, thank you for including us in today's press conference. i read the "reader's digest" for december. they went around 16 countries and asked people one question. the question is whether the holidays are joyous or stressful. is where the united states placed? in the bottom two. -- guess where the united states placed? in the bottom two. at the top was philippines. india was at the bottom with 79%. the united states was close at 82%. thank you for giving out this message of hope today. under your leadership, this is going to change. we're going to make sure that all sentences against a field stressful or sad during the holidays will be able to get something they wanted this year or for their families. there will be enough gifts for them. it is because you are stepping up. you are asking san francisco to join you and give mor

city assets. the people have no voice? their vote does not count in the city of pontiac?he power now to appoint somebody who has nothing to do with the city to come in for $180,000 a year, i might add, and start making all the decisions with the citizens having no say whatsoever. do i have that correct? >> you have that right. ed, you find it hard to believe, we thought that the enemy of democracy was in egypt. it turns out that the enemy of democracy is in michigan. michigan is the new mississippi, where you have a governor who puts emergency dictators over cities and school districts and unilaterally makes our voices and our vote null and void. this is happening in michigan. we're so happy to be on the show tonight because we need to highlight the attack against democracy, the attack against the people of benton harbor, of flint, of pontiac, of ecorse, and soon to be detroit. something has got to stop. we've got to stand up and fight back against public act 4. >> pastor bullock, do you think this has also a connection to voter suppression? >> of course it does. of cours

capitalist ill standing unlike that of their fellow occupiers in the u.s. city of boston who saw their tent city dismantled the smalling police moved into the square about five am local time taking down the tents and making forty six arrests some protesters remove their belongings early very police action would be heavy handed the city had set a deadline for midnight on thursday for the protesters to leave the police took no action until today is the latest in a recent string of addictions throughout the u.s. as demonstrators are told they must leave their camps now or face prosecution the three month long nationwide movement against corporate excess as already thousands of arrests. israeli bombs continue to pound palestinian land with four people killed over the last few days the latest on rest saw an exchange of rockets early saturday morning no injuries have been reported tensions across the israeli gaza border flared up on thursday and dozens including children have been wounded in gaza since the recent wave of strikes began one of the major reasons alongsid