thank you. >> my name is theresa. i represent a nonprofit organization that focuses around transformative youth development and employment. i am a resident and current representative of district land use commission. with this resolution before providing the opportunity of fleet muni passes, this would ensure that 12,000 low-income youth between five and 17 will have free transportation, keeping in mind that around 70% of san francisco public school students currently take public transportation. this will save families and used in san francisco is staggering amount of $360,000 that it would not have to pay for just those three months. i am advocating for this resolution to pass. the families and children of san francisco are struggling. our youth of san francisco are important. this provides families release by ensuring that their children are receiving free transportation. thank you. [applause] >> i am a senior at balboa high school. school. i am from ymac, youth making a

this map shows the santa theresa area. yellow and orange markings are where slides have occurred. this is that area today. >> some of the best looking hillsides are on land slides and people don't recognize it. >> reporter: scientists only mapped 10% of california and 57,000 land slides, some that date back to prehistoric times. maureen naylor, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> coming up at 6:15, we check in on the clean up in cap tolla and the seriousficial issues. >> muni is having a rough ride today. ktvu's david stevenson is live at city hall where riders are calling for changes right now. >> reporter: the meeting here wrapped up and riders are calling for them to fix two big problems, while other are calling for it to cancel a billion dollars project. >> reporter: transports 20,000 people each day but riders say it's one of the most unreliable lines. >> it will stay 5 minutes and then it will be 5 minutes after a few minutes and they will push it back. it's not the most reliable line. >> reporter: muni riders and officials met on ways to iron out the problems. >> we can be delayed for

theresa? we wanted to figure out if this video is the same officers accused from the other video? >> it is the same officers and then some! in total, eight officers. and what we have this was >>this just in to the kron 4 news room surveillance video from the henry hotel in november. a man showing a black jacket. this is from this past december. as i mentioned, 2010. he was arrested in a hotel room with the charge of possession of drugs. the attorney says that the drugs for in his jacket. and the jacket was confiscated by police. and a detailed police report said that the jacket was white. and it was not his jacket but he was arrested, anyway. this case went to trial and then, dismissed. >> there is nothing in the report that i would think it was them, this is the man. and with this the view taken entirely agree with these to a moment. he could easily have gone to state prison for a crime to did not commit. >> the police framed an innocent man that his only misfortune was to enter this hotel on december 2nd. >>reporter: this video, the d.a. office is also investigating this on new

as theresa reports, for several hours nearly 4000 students were not allowed to leave campus. >>terisa: 43 hours, a company high-school and five others schools were all locked down. the school superintendent marley tells kron 4 news that she should be ordered after there were reports of missing student john scott that you see here, in the community. police say scott ran away tuesday from his home. police also say a handgun and ammunition also disappeared from the household and their concern that scott may be armed. extra police like a vehicle you see here patrolling outside albany high school were called in as a precaution. students whose got tell kron 4 news that they don't believe he would harm anyone. superintendent stevenson says when the settings turned out to be false, she lifted the locked down order and normal school operation resumed. in albany, trees the kron 4 news. >>pam: parents and others in the elementary school wondering what is next. this after two women are accused of embezzling $50,000 from the school's parent teacher organization. 48 year-old a former ptl t

theresa broke down in tears as details of the injuries she inflicted on her own children were set outepeatedly and died of stab wounds to the chest. after the hearing the children's father appeared outside court as a statement was read on his behalf. ç>> the loss of my three childn has been an overwhelming tragedy. i and my extended family loved autin, luke and cecilia dearly. they live in our minds forever. >> the children died in thç flat she moved into following the breakdown of her marriage. she sent her children to another place because she could not bear losing custody of them. for lawyer said she loved them too much. psychiatrists think she suffered paranoia and other personality disordersç which caused a woman who gave life to three children to cut those lives short. >> you are watching "bbc world news." the u.s. and nato allies are considering aç possible militay response to the fighting in libya. president obama is reintroducing military trials for suspects at guantanamo bay despite promising to close the prison camp. our correspondent has been on the streets in libya and

as theresa reports, for several hours nearly 4000 students were not allowed to leave campus. >>terisa: 43 hours, a company high-school and five others schools were all locked down. the school superintendent marley tells kron 4 news that she should be ordered after

. >> my name is theresa cooper. i am a medical campus activist. i want to represent people living in the sunset district. i am really shocked about the police commission hearing. i was there. it was pretty shocking than the chief of police did not know about the letter. there was definitely some strange things going on with this letter from carmen chiu. some of the things that went on behind the scenes in the neighborhoods and in the churches and community centers to rise up of against people who need their medicine -- we need to support people in having medicine. it is only fair to the disabled people in this community. it is a sanctuary city. this will be a civil rights issue. the was also something i heard in the news. you cannot really prejudice and do these kind of tactics and keep different businesses out. >> thank you. do you want to submit a speaker card? >> my name is maury burns. i just want to say that a typographical error almost kept this from being brought before the board. i just think we should review it again. i think the sense th

theresa has more on his testimony.rofessional basketball player jason entering the courthouse testified understand how we met greg anderson, bond's personal trainer. how he began sending packages the performance enhancing drugs. about how he would receive packages at home with white pills, yellow pills and piles of grain. he said anderson told a news of all any provide a calendar with specific. jackson also said anderson told them it views them accordingly if that they would not show it on a drug test. the chair may come adjacent brother and now the warmer, be player also talked at length about his relationship with anderson and highly paid thousands of dollars received for towards enhancing drugs. also on the stand withstand the former giants baseball trainer. he talked about how bonds started having acne and more lean muscle. tucson's of steroid use. he also mentioned how we didn't want anderson in the clubhouse and thought he was inadequate as a trainer. but when he went to giants management he didn't receive the ba

my name is theresa timson and regime representing the women's community clinic in support of cpmc. i have lived in san francisco for over 30 years and most of those years i workeded a a human resource's professional. i have supported the clinic for the past three years and i have been on their advisory board. the clinic is dedicated to improving the health and well-being of women and girls in the san francisco bay area. since 1999, the women's community clinic has used a volunteer-based business model to provide free health services to women and girls. they have supported the women's community clinic for many years through grants and health care service and most recently they have provided us with the depoost provide ultrasounds for our clients through their radiology department allowing our clients access to diagnostic services that otherwise would have come at a long waits. we believe strongly that preventtive care is essential to the lifelong healthened that all women deserve excellent care regardless of their income or background. as such, we applaud cpmc for taking a long rang

normally theresa takes care of that. there we go. the season is over for st. mary's. they missed out on the ncaa tournament. we're trying to make amends. they let kansas state stick around too much. the gales knocked out. should you be worried about radiation when you go through an airport body scanner? a live picture of oakland. it is wet out there. curly hair day. lysol knows a real clean isn't just something you see... it's something you smell. new lysol no mess automatic toilet bowl cleaner not only cleans your toilet with every flush, but also freshens your entire bathroom. so even in between deep cleans, it's as fresh as any room in your home. for tips on a healthy home, visit lysol.com/ missionforhealth. >> 4:55. a picture of the bay bridge. we're going to check in with mike in about 30 seconds. a danville teen is this year's winner of the high school level of nobel prize. evan won the intell award, the most prestigious science award for kids. he beat out 39 finalists. he won $100,000 award, got to meet the president. he is a former national spelling bee champ.

my name is theresa molina. i am a member of power. i have five beautiful children and two grandchildren. sometimes, i do not have a lot of work. i want to ask you support the implementation of the money so we can have these best passes, which are definitely needed. sometimes i have to choose between getting a fast pass or buying food. i do not think it is fair my children would have to miss school because the cannot afford a fast pass. thank you very much, and happy valentine's day. supervisor campos: gracias. siente, por favor. gracias. >> [speaking spanish] >> i am norah calderon, and i am a member of power. i am the mother of a high-school student right now. today is february 14, and it is very difficult for me. i have not been able to buy a fast pass for my son for this month. the reason i have not been able to afford a fast pass is i live in public housing and have an older son who works. my rent right now is almost $1,300 a month. when not to ask that you pass these free fast passes. we are tired of empty promises. it is really

theresa water plant was quickly brought under control but the shelter's in-place warning was in effect for hours. exposure can result in dizzine s dizziness, fainting, lung damage and even death. firefighters say the ammonia in the plant was diluted, but still dangerous. >> ammonia leak itself, its first exposure is going to be inhalation exposure. if it does get on you, that can cause other problems. this type of ammonia here is a 19% ammonia, it's really no different than the ammonia you might have in your home. >> an investigation is now under way into just how the spill happened. the plant has not been in operation since early this month because of construction. we're told a worker doing routine checks found that leak. >>> on this eighth anniversary of the iraq war, one of former president george w. bush's national security advisers came to the bay area, an appearance which sparked a protest. protesters claim steven hadley was among the bush advisers who helped push the u.s. into war, and that he was behind the claims since disproved that saddam hussein was trying to buy yellow cak

detected just after 11:00 this morning in san jose fire worked very quickly to respond to the santa theresa water plant leak. they went door to door north and northwest of this plant to let the residents know of a shelter in place order. that order was lifted a few hours later. once fire officials say they were sure the ammonia was contained and that the threat to the public wa no longer a concern. the 250 gallons of liquid ammonia remains in the secondary tank which is surrounded by concrete. >> the fire believes the public is safe at this point. the plant is not filtering water. they haven't been filtering water for several weeks because of construction. because there is no concern to the public for water safety at this point. >> reporter: according to the santa clara water district, a worker doing routine checks found the leak and alerted authorities. san jose fire says they have not received any 911 calls from residents complaining about health problems related to the incident. the santa clara valley water district says it is investigating the cause of the leak, but says cleanup should

year-old william moson cut off another driver before staring him down yesterday afternoon near santa theresa boulevard and chieesapee avenue. when both cars came to a stop, allegedly got out of his car and hit the other driver way hammer. luckily for both men, the hammer victim is going to be okay. >>> well, there's a controversial traffic camera in one of the bay area's most exclusive towns. it's a story we've been tracking for the past two years. it's helping police track down criminals, but it raises privacy concerns. the debate is in tiburon. big brother is watching. and the police defending their use of technology. nbc bay area's jean elle is on this story. jean, it's hard to argue against police safety, but is that what's happening now? >> reporter: well, raj, criminals pass through every community in tiburon. cameras take pictures of every vehicle's license plate and it turns out those pictures can help lead police to criminal suspects, fast. the views from tiberon are spectacular. drive to this picture-perfect town and the police department will snap your picture. cameras record ever

mind would vote for this straight up no congressman has the guts to vote for a guarantee like this theresa's this is naomi klein's disaster capitalism on steroids. greg palast thanks so much for the great investigative work you're doing a great writing you're doing for being on our program today. thankful the reactors currently in danger in japan are known as mark one reactors they were designed by general electric a.b.c. is reporting that thirty five years ago three g. engineers resigned because they feared that the mark one design was flawed and then warned that should a cooling system failure take place by the way exactly what is happening in japan right now the reactors would be unable to handle the immense pressure sadly those engineers warning is starting to ring true. and. it's time for our daily poll your chance to tell us what you think here's today's question will the u.s. remain committed to nuclear power after this partial meltdown in japan your options are a yes the nuclear lobbyists and the political lapdogs are already at work or be no nuclear power will never ever be safe in

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will help in this theresa garcia. he and his wife michelle were notified a few hours ago and they are following the developments in japan constantly we hear right now from the white house. the tsunami is causing so much devastation. damage is going to be in the billions. hundreds of billions of dollars. we hear there's also nuclear plants in japan and they have been shut down as a precautionary measure. there are no leaks or anything like that but the cooling system has failed at one nuclear plant and,000 -- and thousands of people are being evacuated. fires have been been burning seven, eight hours. people around those areas have been evacuated. we're keeping a close eye on the situation out of japan. sad news out of sandai. police found two hundred to three hundred bodies there. jenelle wang, abc 7 news. >> jenelle, thank you very much. >> 6:07 is our time. after the tsunami hit japan it continued to move to hawaii. was hit about a half hour ago. you're looking at a large picture of waikiki. now the water seems to h

specialist tel kron 4 that some sections of the bay area are actually more vulnerable the slides as theresaxplains the quality of the soil makes the difference. >>terisa: do you see this landslide? this soil specialist said it's indicative of the week soil situation. he explains the geography dictates whether the soil is weak or strong. it has to do with natural geology. most of the materials are bedrock or dried from bedrock, certain kinds of bed rock when they were originally created a to 10 million years ago, they were put in a way that wasn't very strong. with time, faulting and tectonics malcolm building, twisting and turning to get weaker. and some of this was deposited by volcanoes that causes a lot of that's much stronger than these weekly yearslairs.lairs. >>terisa: addition he said the heavy rains could also make matters worse. >> we've had this intense stormy periods, it's the intensity of the recent rains that are causing the rain to fall to cause more damage. if the crowd was already wet, you put new storms on top and that that's enough water that the weak ground will tell. >>t

it will not creek, theresa kron 4 news. >>pam: new details about a triple homicide in san jose.e night of last month's shooting. police say three men were killed by a group of suspects. it started as a kidnapping attempt to which led to a gun fight ultimately leaving three people dead. it all happen at the mexicali club of oakland road in san jose. the jonathan blum has details of a closer look at the video. >>reporter: this video action begins you could see that victim in the suspect chasing. this is right after the gunfight broke out there engaged in hand-to-hand combat the suspect to is an unidentified man and appears to be wearing a ballistic vest and has this guy in a headlock does impose some of the screen. you could see the to are still fighting as the make their way behind the speaker and toward the exit. the suspect armed with a gun. he's tried to kidnap the odor of the bart. here's the getaway vehicle pulling up and hear the door opens and look the two men come out and there still induced in hand-to-hand combat. is he the victim makes kron 4, the suspect chases him. po

. >> pelley: so david, theresa, destiny, jorge and chance moved into their van. >> david corfee: jorgelimbed up here on the backseat, destiny and chance here. >> destiny corfee: i was embarrassed that, like, maybe one of my friends might see me. i don't want anybody to know that i was actually in there. >> pelley: where was the van parked? >> destiny corfee: it was at a walmart. >> jorge corfee: we would actually go in walmart and clean ourself up before we'd go to school. >> destiny corfee: yeah, in the bathrooms. >> jorge corfee: save some money. >> pelley: how would you do that? >> jorge corfee: i would, like, wash my face and, like, take a tissue and wash my arms and stuff. >> destiny corfee: we would bring the toothpaste and the toothbrush and the brushes, like, so we'll go brush our hair in the mirror and, like, people would see us. >> jorge corfee: yeah. >> destiny corfee: and it would be kind of weird. but we worked through it. >> pelley: tell me about the motel that you're living in now. >> destiny corfee: well, it's a lot better than the van. >> jorge corfee: yeah. it's reall

as theresa reports, officials said the video points to a disturbing pattern.is the latest video of alleged misconduct by san francisco police officers obtained by kron 4. the people you see here on the screen are officials what the public defender's office identified them as veteran officers controversy. the video from the surveillance camera located at a hotel in the city. the public defender office says the video shows the cops and train essentially a resting him with drug possession. washington explains the video shows the cops broke the law several times during this arrest. specifically and most significantly in three separate ways. >> when would be the violation of the warrant requirement. indeed of search warrant to do what type of search they conducted here. another would be a failure to identify. they stated they had their stars which are known as their badges. that is clearly not the case. >>terisa: they also add they broke the law when they committed perjury when i filled in police reports about the arrest. visit the da drop the case against her clie

mother theresa was a great asker.e and ask both sides to stop for day so she could take kids out of a hospital that was in the war zone and they would stop. and people say, "you can't ask a war to stop just because you wanna get kids." who says? she did it, and they said yes. if she hadn't asked, there's no chance she would have got a yes. >> byron katie: if you want to change your life, question any fear that would keep you from living the life that you would want to live. >> byron katie: and what's to stop you from living it at that point? if you question what you believe, what could possibly if you question what you believe, what could possibly stop you? [ ♪ ] >> byron katie: until we love what we do, love what we are, then it's just not done until it's done. >> jack canfield: when you're stuck in life, you're not really stuck. you're just recreating the same thing over and over and over. >> marci shimoff: suffering is feeling that what is here right now is not just perfect the way it is. that is the source of all

. >> will: looking straight a quick in japan, team coverage starting with theresa estancia talking about how flights are being affected. >> reporter: concern to all lawyers continue to rise from japan increasingly concerned about the fallout from the earthquake. one exchange student told us she had planned to stay in japan so when she found out that her classmates were fleeing the country she decided to leave. she says she's not sure when she will return. the disaster and japan is being closely watched by companies in the silicon valley because japan is the no. 1 producer of silicon. the production of the material has been distracted. that that continues long term it will cause problems for the attempt countries. let's send it over to james to tell us about the weather there we can expect today and gave san will be back anytime soon. >> maybe tomorrow. here's a live look at the bay bridge is a but. we have standing water out there. let's talk about the current conditions in oakland rain now 54 degrees it will get up to 61. crowe is a better chance for sunshine tomorrow. the system will c

theresa, an independent. good morning. caller: thank you for taking my call. did not wivotes for president obama -- vote for president obama. i wish i had. he did exactly what he said he was going to do. he went in with the allied forces. i come from a strong military background and i believe this is not an unnecessary war. this is a war that we have to go against, because of terrorism. this is one of the press presents -- this is one of the best presidents. i'm 54 years old. this president has decided to wait to make sure that our men are secure. i think he has done the right thing, as well as securing our borders all the way through the united states. host: the democratic line, federal way, washington. good morning. caller: good morning. i believe that gingrich and kucinich are taking the opportunity for sound bite politics to take advantage of a situation when they should be praying for the families and the men who are out putting their lives on a line right now, instead of worrying about taking advantage of any little ploy >> just an update on the fighter

theresa, an independent. good morning. caller: thank you for taking my call.id not wivotes for president obama -- vote for president obama. i wish i had. he did exactly what he said he was going to do. he went in with the allied forces. i come from a strong military background and i believe this is not an unnecessary war. this is a war that we have to go against, because of terrorism. this is one of the press presents -- this is one of the best presidents. i'm 54 years old. this president has decided to wait to make sure that our men are secure. i think he has done the right thing, as well as securing our borders all the way through the united states. host: the democratic line, federal way, washington. good morning. caller: good morning. i believe that gingrich and kucinich are taking the opportunity for sound bite politics to take advantage of a situation when they should be praying for the families and the men who are out putting their lives on a line right now, instead of worrying about taking advantage of any little ploy they can impose upon the political

kansas city, kan., theresa, republican line. caller: i think he is doing what is expected of him. i see the congress had told him -- obviously, they said ok. he is not the only one that pushes the button. they are pointing fingers at president obama. well, ok, he is only one man. he cannot do everything himself. i am really disappointed, and i am really embarrassed right now to be where i am sedate, because never have i seen a president go under so much fire, and no one helps him. other countries are probably laughing at us because we do not support our own president. i think it is said. host: we will leave it there. the video you are seeing is courtesy of al jazeera. it is the latest from libya and some of the military operations. from "the washington post" this morning. host: trenton, new jersey, frazier on our democrats line. you are on the air. caller: i would like to know why everybody is talking about obama next he is not the only president that started a war -- obama? he is not the only president that started a war. it takes one person who to start a war. what everybody sho

mother theresa wanted a house for the homeless in new york city he located a perfect spot, got the contractors ready, was ready to open the doors but the building department said no, you can't do that here. she said why? because that building does not have enough restrooms. so we have to continue to let the people sleep on the sidewalks and use the street far restroom because of their rigid, monolithic interpretation of the laws and rules. so as a result, finally, of his personal experience, the governor said, we need to change rules the rules procedure and we did. and you know, we changed the way rules are vetted, there's a joint administrative procedure committee which reviews every rule to make sure there's specific statutory authority to write that rule. the new process wasn't in order very long before one of the state agencies determined that any land with a new type of fern on it should be considered a wetland and couldn't be used for development. fortunately, it impacted a very large landowner down there who challenged the rule through the administrative court, an administrative rule th