. >> thank you commissioner ching ting wan. >> i thought that was a motion. >> and second okay. did you catch that monica. >> commissioner ching ting wan. >> what run it back another year commissioner stephenson. >> motion made to continue with our say as commissioner king and vice president all in favor i opposed. >> all right. i'm sorry i'm sorry. who was the first motion for commissioner king >> it was a joint motion for nomination for both. >> offers by commissioner ching ting wan and then commissioner king and oh you. >> commissioner ching ting wan second. >> i wasn't here so commissioner king made the motion and commissioner ching ting wans appropriated the second. >> is there any public comment? we've got to revote deputy city attorney owen it's crashing down right here do we revote seeing none, public comment is closed. >> so motion has been made and commissioner king and seconded by commissioner ching ting wan all in favor, say i. >> i. >> opposed? okay, here we go were going to do better on item 10. >> the director's report. >> you had a detailed director's report i wa

that's correct gerard colleagues commissioner ching ting wan. >> well, i can't remember with i said last time when she said shefrgs going to retire it was along the lines it she is was the best environmentalist on this commission and her independent knowledge and issues facing the city potential solutions for those issues and problems had made our work so much better than it oikdz would have been and helped did department in measurable ways and her contacts throughout city government helped the department as well it's a huge loss i admits you in every policy where i have to drag the president in to get a quorum hopefully those seats will be filled soon and hopefully, you'll come to the meeting and teach the new environmental commissioners how to do their job because nobody has done it as well as you ruth (clapping) commissioner ching ting wan commissioner stephenson and we can't count on you to bring the hard questions we're all taking it on ourselves to say what would ruth do so thank you so much. >> commissioner king commissioner king. >> i really appreciate when i first got here and m

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for many the coming year of the sheep is tinged with uncertainty. factory workers worry that the slow done in the economy is far from over. some are not returning. i will never come back to the city to work in my life. it's meaningless. why are we trying to earn a higher salary everything is expensive. >> reporter: the chinese place emphasise on the zodiac calendar. there's a debate whether it's the year of the sheep. the chinese use the word young for the word sheep and goat. >> of all the signs. this is the least desirable. the goat and sheep are seen as meet creatures, followers and not leaders s not a good year to be born. which is why hospitals are expecting fewer births. >> definitely if i see other women talking to them they say they'll skip the year of sheep and have the baby the year after. >> whether you are superstitious, there's no denying the improvement in air quality. the factories close for the next week, the skies are clear and blue. for many that's the best new year gift of all. >>> hello and welcome. i'm phil torres to talk about

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for many the coming year of the sheep is tinged with uncertainty, factory workers worry that the slow down in economy is far from over. >> i will never come back from the city to work in my life. it's meaningless. we come from mar away nothing is left. >> reporter: the chinese place debate on the calendar. that's debate whether it's the sheep at all. they use the same word for sheep and goat. >> of all the signs this is least desirable. they seen as meat creatures. not a good year to be born. which is why hospitals expect viewers births. >> probably a 20% drop. women say they'll skip the year of sheep and have the baby the year after. >> whether you are superestablishes or not. there's no denying the improvement in air quality. with polluting factories closed for the next week skies are clear and blue. and for many that is the best new year gift of all. >>> don't forget you can keep up to date with the developing stories on the al jazeera website. aljazeera.com. night. >>> hello, i'm ray suarez, wednesday was to be the day people covered by the executive action could start their appli

assemblyman kevin mullen and phil tinge say the clauses set a bad precedent for workers rights. they want a state investigation into working conditions at the four catholic high schools in the san francisco archdiocese to see if the requirements violate state discrimination laws. this is the latest public outcry after students and teachers got together last week to unite against the catholic church. >> we are here because if jesus were alive today he would be standing next to us. >> reporter: last week san francisco's archbishop fired back at state lawmakers who criticized him in a letter saying, quote, i respect your right to employ or not employ whomever you wish to advance your mission. i simply ask the same respect from you." live in san francisco, ryan takeo, kpix 5. >> today the san francisco board of supervisors is expected to weigh in on the morality clauses with a resolution calling on the archbishop to respect the decisions and private choices of teachers. >>> 5:06 now. later this morning, opening statements begin in a high stakes sexual harassment case against a silic

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>> well, i think you can scarcely find a more symbolic place of all of russia for a politically-tinged murder. the wall over my shoulder, the kremlin walls protect russia's political power structure that power structure that boris nemtsov criticize sod often. it comes at a sensitive time if the not just politically because of the current stand off between the east and west over the war in ukraine but on sunday, as you mentioned there is a rally plan an opposition rally and boris nemtsov was one of the key organizers of that. this like any murder, is namely a very human tragedy and it shocked a good many people here in russia. >> the bridge where boris nemtsov died is now a shrine. all day saturday people brought candles and flowers. this murder has shocked many. >> it is a tragedy for the whole country. >> people like him are very important in any country especially here. people like him who can lead others, who can follow their views and who are honest. >> it's hard for me to talk about it. i just feel sorry for him as a person. he was murdered. i don't know if it was a provocation or

met by his family in brisbane his unconditional release was tinged with sadness and frustration. >> amidst the relief i feel a sense of concern, a sense of worry, if it is appropriate for me if it's right for me to be free, then it's right for all of them to be free. >> peter's release raised inspection that fahd's freedom was imminent. as the days wore on it became clear that he too, would stand alongside baher mohamed in court. their future in the hands of egyptian judiciary. >> month-long demonstrations left 43 dead. despite seeing many beaten and held in custody >>> february 12th was always a day for students in venezuela to commemorate and a day of united 68 rebellion. last year an occasion that served to demand change became a tragedy when three men were killed marking the beginning of the country's worst political violence in a decade. some students were defiant, planning on hitting the streets. a student leader is inviting classmates to a march, and histone might seem conciliatory but he is calling for political change. >> students will persevere and remain in the streets protestin

first up, ajay raju, and terry madonna and law professor jan ting.his vote was watched all week, the governor said don't approve one, harrisburg said you better approve allot. they said five. >> 39 charters approved. the philadelphia school partnership said we'll give you 35 million, 25 toward charters, 10 million to the public schools now it's taking its marbles and going home. did the src having not done anymore charters since 2007 did they make the right call with that? >> they were in a impossible position. they did the best they could do, they dealt with the reality that additional charters impose additional cost on the school districts which can't afford it. but on the on the other hand there's a strong constituency auto there the republican legislature, frankly a lot of parents who want more choices and they don't care what it cost the school district. >> he was very clear you've come to me asking for $200 million. you must be kidding. >> the republican ledge light tur it's going -- legislature it's going to be a fight about increasing the edu

for many it is tinged with uncertainty, factory workers worry that the slowdown in the economy is far from over. some are not returning. >> translation: i will never come back to the city to work in my life. it's meaningless. we come far away trying to earn a higher salary everything is expense i. nothing is left. >> the shinees place importance on the zodiac calendar. there's a debate whether it's sheep at all. since they use the same word for sheep and goat. of all the signs, this is recorded as the least desirable. the coat and sheep are seen as meet creatures, followers and not leaders, not a good year in which to be born which is why hospitals are expecting fewer birth this year. >> probably about 20% drop. if i see women talking to them they say they are going to skip the year of sheep and have their baby the year after. >> whether he's superstation or not. there's no denying the celebration. skis are clear and blew. for many that's the best knew year's gift of all. >> a reminder you can keep up to date with the latest on the website at aljazeera.com. >>> on "america tonight" -

---los asamblestas phil ting y kevin mullin instaron a realizar la investigacin tras conocer el "manualel arzobispo salvatore cordileone topvo cesar ---el gobierno de mxico envio al estado vaticano una nota diplomtica en la que expresa su preocupacin por las declaraciones del papa francisco sobre el peligro de "mexicanizar argentina" en alusin a la presencia del crimen organizado y el narcotrfico en mxico... ---por su parte, el vaticano aclar hoy que el papa no pretendi herir los sentimientos del pueblo de mxico ni menospreciar el trabajo del gobierno de ese pas en contra del narcotrfico. blanca-vo --2 dias despues de la ceremonia de los oscar el multimillonario "donald trump" despotric contra mexico en twitter... --- esto tras la victoria de alejandro gonzalez iÑarritu como director por la pelicula "birdman". --trump, escribio que habia sido una buena noche para mexico y por que no si ya le estan robando a estados unidos mas que cualquier otra nacion... --- en otro twit aconsejo que no se hiciera negocios con mexico. blanca -- revisemos el pronostico para los proximos dias.. cesar -- r

. >> commissioner ching ting wan commissioner king comment and i too have been looking at the budget since we got the letter from nancy and the ftes that we are broken up that bring money into certainty programs from impound other programs like outreach service other areas of the departments across the board you know e j. wrote a letter that kind of specified i feel comfortable that with it you know the departments and you know quickly read through which ones don't have an impound at all i see that i can make a justification for others i'm impossible with that like i said, i read the letter that was not it was a small portion that of a discussion we had at the operation meeting we discussed the structure of the departments of his opinion and taking care of people and unfunded mandate but i looked at this as a i believe you know i'm a person that when i cross the bridge and i think that it someone is charging mayor edwin lee me $6 when they charge you more because they need to repair the bridge and the bridge is done and we're still paying $6 i'm one of the people that think that so i

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the fda intervened and they changed their label ting caution doctors and patients alike. however -- >> the word is not out like it should be. >> reporter: valerie, a registered nurse said she did not know about the warning or her doctor should of considered taking her off of the drug after five years. >> a drug holiday. a period when they are not using the drug two years or three years. >> reporter: he says her case is rare and that these pills can provide major benefits to women who osteoperoseis. >> the risk of the other rare fractures needs to be weighed against potential benefits. >> reporter: the key is knowledge. even for health professionals. >> is it possible that this information really is not widely disseminated as we originally thought? >> it is widely known but if every doctor is aware of this information is another question. >> reporter: as it for valerie -- >> i thought i was doing good for myself. taking care of myself and taking my medicine. >> reporter: she is on a new medicine that may strengthen her bones but there is no guarantee. >> i don't know what

. >> and he call it the latin tinge, you see? and that's that rhythm.of fact, william c. handy, who wrote "st. louis blues," you know, he went to cuba. he spent some time in cuba. so it's a lot of history that connect us very deeply. but it's a lack of understanding regarding to jazz and latin america. the other part is that i envision the festival... like, if you go to europe, you say, "i'm going to the european jazz festival." my dream is one day we said, "we're going to the latin american jazz festival," which already there is a lot of them. and the people are embracing this music with the power that you wouldn't believe. kids playing... from early on playing this music. they are really into. they love it. they love the freedom of expression. so i see latin america playing a very important role in keeping jazz alive and in development of jazz, too. >> hinojosa: for all of that inspiration, for all of the joy of your music, thank you so much. and for being right here. >> thank you very much. >> garrison keillor: martín espada was born in brooklyn, new

for many, the coming year of the sheep is tinged with uncertainty. factory workers especially worry that the slowdown in the economy is far from over, so some of not returning. >> i will never come back to the city to work in my life. it's meaningless. we come far away trying to earn a higher salary, but everything's too expensive. nothing's left. >> the chinese place great importance on the zodiac calendar, but there's a debate whether it's the year of the sheep at all since the chinese use the same word for sheep and goat. >> of all the zodiac signs this is regards as the least desirable, the goat and sheep meek creatures followers and not leaders so not a good year in which to be born, which is why hospitals expect fewer births this year. >> probably about 20% drop. if i see other women talking to them, they say they are going to skip the year of sheep and have the baby the year after. >> whether superstitious or not there's no denying the sudden improvement in air quality. with poll looting factories closed down for at least the next week, the sk

san leandro hit ting 67 and clear lake 68 degrees. we'll be sunny with cold mornings.we get clouds rolling in on friday. we see widespread showers on saturday. it's not much but it's also not nothing. >> we'll take it. >>> a struggling bay area bookstore slated for closure because of the rise of minimum wage will get to stay open thanks to an infusion of cash. when borderlands books on valencia street in san francisco had to pay employees more, it became unprofitable. the owner came up with an idea to make up the shortfall. sell memberships. he said the response was enthusiastic. >> we needed to get 300 sponsors at $100 each. we had that in less than 48 hours from when we anounted it. now the count of sponsors is just over 450. >> they get premium seating and limited edition items. there will be other benefits yet to be determined. the owner hopes this idea will spread to other independent bookstores across the county. >>> it's officially 50 weeks until super bowl 50 and the kick-off to the countdown the super bowl committee is giving away free swag. >> awesome. thank

met by his relieved family, his unconditional release was tinged with sadness and frustration. >> amidst all of this relief, i still feel a sense of concern a real sense of worry because if it's appropriate for me, right for me to be free, then it's right for all of them to be free. >> peter's release raised expectation that is fahny's freedom was innocent. it became clear he would stand alongside baher mohammed in court. for now they're back at home with their families. >> baher mohammed is an egyptian journalist working as a producer in our cairo bureau at the time of his arrest. the 30-year-old began his career as a researcher and producer for the japanese channel. he worked extensively in libya during the revolution. he missed the birth of his third child while in prison. he was born in august of 2014. now to mohamed fahmy he's an award winning canadian egyptian journalist who was our bureau chief in cairo at the time of his arrest in december, 2013. prior joining al jazeera he worked for the new york times c.n.n. and national committee of the red cross. the 40-year-old holds degrees

kevin mullin and phil ting of something say the clauses set a bad precedent for workers' rights. >>> later this morning, opening statements begin in a high states sexual harassment case against a silicon valley venture capital firm. alan pow seen with an ex- partner is suing a firm she wants $16 million claiming to be sexually harassed and excluded from meetings. she said she was fired when she complained. they say she had poor job performance. >>> yesterday police announced the arrest of gabriela ortiz taken into custody friday after police received tips from the community there. those tips were prompted by the release of surveillance video. police say it shows ortiz and another woman at an east san jose convenience store using a credit card belonging to the victim robert joseph heiser. investigators believe ortiz, a second woman and one others were involved in heiser's death. an autopsy shows heiser died of blunt-force trauma. >>> congress has until friday to pass a bill to keep funding the department of homeland security. as susan mcginnis reports, it's a partisan battle linked to

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. >>> back at home a burglar is free on the mainline might have residents ting and turning in their bedsight. we know that three homes in the garrett hill section of radnor township were hit just a few hours apart. police say it appears that the suspect or suspects stayed on the first floor of those homes and focused on easy to carry items like purses and cell phones and laptops. the worst part investigators say all this happened while familyies slept upstairs. >> certainly would not want someone to be in my house. i would feel very nervous about that. >> these guys could be pros. they could be desperate. they could addicted to drugs. we don't to want you have get hurt or cell phone or laptop that can easing and replaced. >> radnor police say an alert neighbor could help crack the case. anyone who sees anything out of the ordinary in the neighborhood is urged to contact police. >>> new information tonight on the measles. it turns out a potential case in lancaster county is not the measles. lab results came back late today as negative. but the outbreak does continue to spread at least 166

he was arrested at a phoenix hotel a/*for supplies tinge a prostitute. was fired from his job as an analyst after the arrest. he is due back in court on february 23rd. >>> johnny manziel has checked himself into rehab. he has a history of hard partying and trouble with alcohol. the 22-year-old was the first freshman ever to win the heisman trophy but drafted 22nd last year partially because of his work ethic and off the field antics. his rookie season with the browns not spectacular. >>> kind of a somber return home from phoenix as you can imagine for the seattlen a snowstorm because of all the snow their victory parade had to be pushed back to at least tomorrow. also back from arizona, our guys at espn. >>> he's stan i'm neil back from phoenix and the super bowl. that was a good time. >> yeah. >> now back doing sports here in los angeles. you go first. >> yeah things have been going great for the hawks. they won 19 in a roy, the fifth longest streak in nba history. visiting the pelicans in new orleans. look at anthony davis on the putback. davis back hi

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his 400th day in detention met lie respite lee heaved family in brisbane his unconnal release was tingeddness and frustration. >> amides the all ofamidst the relief i they feel a sense of worry. if it's right for me to be free, it's right for all of them to be free. >> reporter: peter's release raised expectation that fahmy's freedom was imminent but as the days dragged on it became clear he too would stands along sigh bahar in court. their future, once again, in the hands of they gins jew derrek air, victoria gatenby, al jazerra. >> al jazerra can't report from cairo so covering thursday's trial for us is cnn correspondent ian lee. >> reporter: what we are hearing now for over the past two days is the rational for the appeal, the judge releasing his very condemning damning appraisal of the last year's trial saying that the initial trial failed to provide evidence that the journal assists belonged to the muslim brotherhood or were helping the muslim brotherhood. also said it failed to investigate whether the confessions were done under duress. it also has said that they wondered why they

charged with set ting up a camera in the bar bathroom. >> reporter: howard county police say kyle muehlhauser'she camera and there's video of him putting it in to place. the investigation started after a woman said she was in the ram's head tavern restroom when a digital camera fell to the floor. >> it's quite concerning, not only for people who have been to the restaurant but people who have been to the community in general. we've gotten calls from people asking for additional information because they've been to the restaurant or bar. >> reporter: the camera secretly recorded six women in the restroom. >> he's a great guy. i'm surprised. >> reporter: muehlhauser's neighbor told us the whole investigation sounds far-fetched. >> i'd guess maybe they're there for security reasons but i don't think he's doing anything malicious or pornographic with it. just who's going in and out of the bathroom is probably -- i find that very hard to believe. they're very nice people. >> muehlhauser is president of ram's

met by his relieved family in brisbane airport his unconditional release was tinged with sadness andtion. >> a midst all of this relief i still feel a sense of concern a real sense of worry because if it's appropriate for me, if it's right for me to be free, then it's right for all of them to be free. >> reporter: peter's release raced expectation that his fahmy release was eminent they want but as the days drags on it was clear that he would stand in court. again in the hands of the egyptian jew derrek air judiciary. >>> still on come. raids by boko haram fighters. and we are behind the scenes of a life saving certainty in spain. stay with us if you can. >> the new al jazeera america primetime. get the real news you've been looking for. at 7:00, a thorough wrapup of the day's events. then at 8:00, john seigenthaler digs deeper into the stories of the day. and at 9:00, get a global perspective on the news. weeknights, on al jazeera america . ♪ ♪ >>> we are going to particular you to belarus now where they have been holding those peace talks about events in eastern ukraine. just out o

and because of that, you never hear anything that's -- that's tinged with racial or religious prejudice. you don't even hear a word of partisanship. and we come from different parties. nothing, nothing of that nature. so when everyone is around the table, you're compelled to look beyond the biases we might have. i think to a large degree. and get to the heart of the matter. >> all right. i'll take the opposite view. >> you want to dissent. >> i'll dissent. the case that did go in favor of the chinese that was presented to us in which i read a little bit about in preparation for this where i think it was -- there was a statute, i think it was in california, that was -- seemed to be rational on its face. with a purpose. but when it was enforced, it was only enforced against chinese and this case was appealed up to the supreme court. and the supreme court said this was -- you have much more knowledge on this and if -- if i'm not saying this correctly but the supreme court held this was a blatantly racial -- racially discriminatory law. and they struck it down. now, i read two different --

other e-mails were racially tinged and that led to a public ap jichlt. >> there's probably someone outre who is unvaccinated and obviously the little babies did not catch this without coming into contact with someone who wasn't vaccinated. it's more anger that people aren't vaccinating their kids and for those of us who do vaccinate we're happy that we have got the coverage. obviously my kids are old enough to have both doses. >> more than 100 people in the u.s. have caught measles recently. the outbreak has triggered a debate. some saying vaccinations are dangerous while most specialists disagree. i spoke with a specialist before about the state of the measles in the united states. cases are on the rise because vaccination rates have fallen. here is our conversation and her warning to parents who choose not to get vaccinations for their children. >> in 2000 the centers for disease control and prevention announced that measles had been eliminated. that meant we had no transmission of measles within this country as of 2000. the only cases that we were seeing were being imported from oth

it's got spanish, mexican, original american, and add a tinge of radioactiviti, this is what americaor another we're an immigrant culture. we are a gun culture. the expression of american power and identity has always been the lone cowboy with a gun. that goes deep. this is the heart of the american dream. love it or hate it. this is it. >>> fire rips through you do by's torched -- dubai's torched tower leaving molten glass and debris in its wake. >>> three teenage rain runaways may be headed to syria to join isis. a hunt to stop them before it's too late. >>> and the theory of oscar winning. physicist stephen hawking talks with us about the academy awards. >>> and welcome to our viewers in the united states and around the world, i'm natalie allen. this is "cnn newsroom." in dubai today, officials still don't know what

for many the coming year of the sheep is tinged with uncertainty. factory workers especially worry that the slow down in the economy is far from over. so some are not returning. >> translator: i will never come back to the city to work in my life. it's meaningless. we come far away trying to earn a higher salary but everything is too expensive nothing left. >> reporter: the chinese place great importance on the zodiac calendar. but there's a debate about whether it's the year of the sheep at all. since the chinese use the word for both sheep and goat. of all the zodiac signs this one is regarded as the least desirable because the goat and sheep are seen as meek creatures, followers not leaders. so not a good year in which to be born which is why hospitals are expecting fewer births this year. >> definitely has dropped probably about 20% drop. among the women talking to them they say they are going to skip the year of sheep and have the baby the year after. >> reporter: whether you're superstitious or not there's no doubt of the improvement in air qu

for many it's tinged with uncertainty. factory workers worry that the slow down in the economy is far from over. some have not returned. i will never come back to the city to work in my life. it's meaningless. we come to earn a higher salary but everything is too expensive. nothing is left. >> reporter: they place importance on the calendar. there's a debate about whether europe is cheap at all. since the chinese use the word young for sheep and goat. of all the zodiac signs this is the least desirable, because the goat and sheep are seen as meat creatures. not a good year to be born. which is why hospitals are expecting fewer births. >> probably about 20% drop. some say they skip the year of sheep, and have the baby the year after. >> whether you are superstation or not. there's no denying the improvement in air quality with polluting factories closed for an at least a week the skies are clear and blue and for many it's the best new year's gift of all. >> happy lunar new year for all of you. stay with us here at al jazeer

i'm really thrilled ting home and this is home, you're a philly guy, philly kid. we've got some really funny pictures. you did chasing new jersey for a number of years and now you're joining our family. he is now our new cohost of fox 29 weekend. i took one deep breath now let's do it. we have so much to get to. it's outside. we have a lot of news happening, a controversial decision by governor tomorrow wolf to put a moratorium on the debt people think in pennsylvania. let's take a check of that interactive weather. you look outside it doesn't really look that bad right now, but it's dangerously cold, right caitlyn. >> it's only going to get colder as we go through the rest of the weekend. this is our warm day of the next couple of days. we'll start off with a nice look outside. some show showers are moving across the state. this is an artic front that is going to bring us high temperatures and high winds and the worst of the cold monday morning. some of the showers making it into northern new jersey. those are some heavy snow showers near hairs iceberg as they dr

san francisco assemblyman ting introduced the legislation. critics say it will only benefit high income buyers. >>> a california assemblyman introduced legislation that would ban red light traffic cameras statewide. the bill would also require studies of cameras. the cameras are causing accidents and costing taxpayers to maintain them claim opposers. >>> reports of a slowing u.s. economy sent the stock market lower today. the dow dropped 81 points, nasdaq fell 24. and the s & p500 lost six. but all end february up for a month. >>> google has submitted a proposal to tear down a section of its campus in mountain view and replace it with space age buildings that can actually be moved around and reconfigured as necessary. however as ktvu's ann rubin found out, people worry it may be too big for the area. >> reporter: will mark the first time they designed new structures from scratch and google says they've pushed their architects to think outside the box. >> we know it has to be this incredibly flexible space for it to work. >> reporter: large tr

. >>> two state lawmakers -- state assembly members phil ting and kevin mullen are calling for an investigation. the archbishop refused their request to remove what they call the devicive and discriminatory clauses. those lawmakers say the clauses may violate the civil rights of the workers. >>> the national conference in uc berkeley this week on sexual assault is causing controversy. uc berkeley is one of 90 colleges under investigation for the civil office. prompted by a complaint last year who say the college failed to adequately protect students from sexual assault. tomorrow some students are planning a protest they say uc berkeley should fix its own problems before presenting itself as a leader in the movement against campus rape. >>> today san francisco supervisor mark farrell will introduce a plan to ban tobacco products at baseball parks. it would apply to more than just at & t park. and it would include smokeless tobacco products as well. if approved it would be the first ban in baseball parks in the country. supporters say it will be good for the health of the players and set a good e

---los asamblestas "phil ting y kevin mullin" instaron a realizar la investigacin tras conocer el "manualpalo alto un hombre fue arrestado, acusado de masturbarse en la ventana del apartamento donde vive vo mientras mantenia contacto visual por lo menos con uno de sus vecinos. --precisamente el pasado 15 de febrero a las 6 y 40 de la tarde, una joven de 21 aÑos y dos menores vieron a "scott ford bogart" de 63 aÑos en el acto lascivo, pero no recibieron respuesta de las autoridades. --dos dias despues otros vecinos denunciaron cuando bogart repitio la accion y fue arrestado. take vo blanca --en mexico se suspendio la reunion programada para hoy entre los funcionarios de la secretaria de gobernacion y familiares de los normalistas de ayotzinapa. --el ente gubernamental indico que la reunion no se llevara a cabo por falta de garantias, una vez se llevaron a cabo miovilizaciones de la coordinadora estatal de trabajadores de la edcucaion de guerrero. -- la reunion qued pendiente sin fecha de realizacion. blanca ---sale a la luz un video que muestra el momento en el que policas de morelia le pr