this city is a tolerant city, and i can attest to the breadth and scope for the city to also accommodate and celebrate the various sexual preferences and political perspectives. you may not be in our lifestyles as appropriate and may have opinions on the safety of these events, but it is our hope, hope, that you will consider this with various education

this city is a tolerant city, and i can attest to the breadth and scope for the city to also accommodate and celebrate the various sexual preferences and political perspectives. you may not be in our lifestyles as appropriate and may have opinions on the safety of these events, but it is our hope, hope, that you will consider this with various education rather than to propagate intolerance. thank you. >> good evening. i am a student. i am also a raver. do not get rid of electronic music festivals. you are getting rid of culture that is world renowned, a culture everyone knows is about peace, love, unity, and respect. i am at a loss of words right now. if you do decide to get rid of them, you release an artistic point of view from myself. it is more or less an expression of what we like to do. it is something we would like to get off our chests and to release steam each week. thank you for your time. >> my name is reza, also known as dirty hertz. i have been deejaying and promoting here since 1997. i want to give you a little different perspective. i grew up in iran during the revolution

these repetitive taggers to state prison and the word gets out on the street that we are a zero tolerant city, you will see a huge reduction in graffiti. so why are we not having that computer system implemented? >> it's a great system. larry can answer that. >> we actually are. they now belong to the data base. we do input our taggings in the data base. we're linked up all the way from here to san jose. we've just gotten trained. so we are a part of it and that is another tool that we are going to be using in the fight. >> how the pictures getting put into the data base? >> the pictures are taken by d.p.w. staff, by volunteers, by p.d. -- >> by the public. and i know the police department also has -- >> [inaudible] >> the public will have the ability in the future to submit photos, but for right now, if you want to send photos, you can send them directly to us as an attachment. and community groups throughout the city do that on a regular basis. which is very helpful to us because we can have damage here in the mission and we can look at this and say it's the same guy. he's been going throug

also to prevent this crime from happening again in san francisco, a very diverse and tolerant city.isco i am doll land kron 4 news. >>catherine: 5:00 in northbound called train hit a car and how we'll go on trust and street. trains are stopped in both directions, caltrans service expands in delays of one hour to an hour-and-a-half. we know that emergency workers are on the scene, we don't know if anybody was injured. if we will tell you when there were roughly a three to four the people sitting on the train that hit the car. if now there working lunch and get on transportation. the working on a bus bridge that would be between the california avenue and san antonio. they're honoring cal train tickets on sam train. we're talking ok delays. >>pam: an update on and a developing story we first brought you at 5:00, see these pictures and fbi scene at a google facility in mountain view has now cleared. of your senses these photographs of investigators at google. there is no word yet on what the investigation involved. we do know the scene is clear. for some time now people have been asking

unique expression in sharing a city that is constantly trying to allow people to live their lives out loud and become fully expressive. celebrating every single day, not tolerating every single day. a city that appropriated, a city where carlos was able to grow up, because his parents knew that there was something special about this city. allowing him to further his education, continuing a proud tradition that was instilled in him by a -- as a young boy. that was the stewardship an example of his parents and father in particular in terms of his artistic talents that he advanced and nurtured, promoting with his children. we have all been the beneficiary of that legacy. our lives have been elevated and improved. we all talk about the end of the day and what it is all about. we all have unique stories that make up our lives. the idea is for each one of us to add value to other people's lives, helping them make their story just a little bit better. we have all had experiences where we have been elevated, our lives have been approved because of the challenge and fashion from the remarkable action of people like carlos. with that spirit and a tremendous amount of prid

special events will no longer be tolerated in this city, said the mayor of boston. i request support for prohibiting any such event at any state-of building, a massachusetts state senator. does this sound familiar? the year was 1958. they were talking about rock- and-roll concerts. unlike other youth events, raves typically do not involve assault. it discourages aggressiveness. they are safer places for young people, especially women, than conventional bars and clubs. there is heat, humidity, and loud music. there are organizers, ravers, and promoters. there is a police guide that has research-funded police practices in the u.s., u.k., canada, the netherlands, and other countries. the justice department recommends ventilation, air conditioning, drinking water, and education about the risks of drug use and over extension to ensure a safe event for you. we are nonprofit. we have been looking for been used to hold fund-raising youth dances in san francisco for youth under 18. we have not meant able to find them so far. please help us. we believe that cooperation and ed

reporter: fingerprints and video may help identity the killers but city leaders say residents must step up as well. >> we cannot tolerate the person that gives so much to the city just being taken way without consequence. for those individuals we are coming. >> reporter: just the past few hours we got a december description of the car. they were in a 2000 gray four door buick or pontiac with 20 inches tires. reporting live. patty lee. >> a chp officer is recovering from a gash on the head and broken leg after being hit by an accused drunk driver. we first brought you the story on the morning news. tonight we know that it was officer skyler tesh hit around 2:00 a.m. while helping someone stopped on northbound 880. the roads were icy with hail and it appears jones was under the influence when he lost control of his car. the chp wants to remind people that the law requires them to move over when they see an emergenciy vehicle pulled over with lights flashing. . >> if you can't move over you need to slow down. be very, very aware and aware of what's going on. >> the officer is listed in good condition and was set to have su

. >>> in los angeles city officials promise zero tolerance for fan misbehavior. >> if you're coming to dodger so cause trouble, i advise you to stay home because you will be arrested. >> the dodgers say they'll pay a los angeles police officers to patrol the stadium particularly as fans enter and leave games and improve lighting in the parking lot where the attack happened. >>> new at 7:00, another case of fan violence, but this time happened right here in the bay area. christian is live at the coliseum where a laker's fan was punched by a warrior's fan breaking his jaw. >> we talked with that fan thisn , and told me it happened here at the south entrance to oracle arena just minutes after the game end zbld i don't remember getting hit at all. all i remember is stumbling a little bit and getting up and the guy was running away. >> shaun says that wednesday nih left him with a broken jaw and has the x-rays to prove it. >> it's a fracture of almost ale way through my jawbone. looks like it's about 1/2 ifrnl. >> shaun, his father barry and t to celebrate his 25th birthday. barry and shaun

dogs are welcome in the city parks or recreation is tolerated despite being in to the law. of what to say one last thing about recreation whether it is the national park or however you want to turn that. what the park service must do is decide what is appropriate recreation and what is not. and what are appropriate levels there? that is no longer the case because it is an inappropriate use. we all accept certain restrictions in order to protect the common good. there is inappropriate regulation of recreational opportunities. those are

dogs are welcome in the city parks or recreation is tolerated despite being in to the law. of what to say one last thing about recreation whether it is the national park or however you want to turn that. what the park service must do is decide what is appropriate recreation and what is not. and what are appropriate levels there? that is no longer the case because it is an inappropriate use. we all accept certain restrictions in order to protect the common good. there is inappropriate regulation of recreational opportunities. those are all of the comments i have now. i would encourage the supervisors to do a thorough study before passing any resolution. supervisor mar: i think sally stephens has a posting from january where she is questioning the data on the dangers of the clovers. she cites a 2006 study and a no vember 2006 report. even though the reports to acknowledge that there is not a danger or the data theire, i was wondering if you could respond to that. >> it is interpretation of the data that is out there. if you look at some of the studies provided in this, if you

francisco mayor along with los angeles mayor and police chiefs from both cities issued a statement saying in attack will not be tolerated in either ballpark or in either city. once caught the attackers will be prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law. >>> in washington the federal government faces a shut down this week as democrats and republicans clash over billions of dollars in proposed spending cuts. so far they have agreed to ten billion dollars in cuts in temporary spending measure that have kept the government running. republican controlled house passed a bill in february calling for $61 billion in cuts while democrats call that to much. the president phoned both house speakers and senate majority leader this weekend urging them to reach a compromise. >> a budget proposal to be revealed calls for savoring money out raising taxes. democrats though are already questioning that plan and similar bills, because the legislation could affect everything from defense spending to medicare. >> i don't know how you get there without taking a meat axe to those programs that protect the most at risk. we are trying to reduce

they say that this happens too much in the city known for tolerance and diversity.round, bleeding, crying, shaking i knew that it was over. this is how a trans women die. they will die alone. >> jacqueline: >> reporter: is still traumatized that happened two weeks ago at 16th/mission. two different men punched her in the face and kicked her which was on the ground. they also took her cellular phone. and also she walked over here and sat down at this bench went those men attacked her. >> they said things before and during the attack and other people that they said things after the attack. most of them were trans phobic eight remarks. >> he said i hate a man that dresses up as woman. that kind of thing. where >> reporter: mrs. led police to the suspects were arrested nearby. district said the suspects, lionel check in and maurice are facing a number of charges including hate crime. >> i do not want you to feel sympathy for me. >> reporter: steto support the trans gender community. . da lin >> marty: april pit bull attack taking the life of a dog aprila brutal attack.

city officials. they all join in here to decry the violence in a joint statement released. and it says the attack is unconscionable behavior that will not be tolerated in either of our ballparks or in either of our cities. baseball is a family sport that is unified our country after times of crisis and tragedy. this senseless act of violence has no place in our society, and certainly not in our national pastime. >>> all right. not just the men's final four in houston this weekend. the championship game is tomorrow with uconn facing butler. but the pga tour also in h-town. the final tune-up before the masters action starts in augusta. later this week. coming into today, phil mickelson had not won since last year's master, but today shoots and finishes 20 under par finally, nascar. in martinsville, virginia, the oldest track on the circuit. the shortest track on the circuit. this is nearly a day that dale jr. will be remembering for quite some time. but he spassed late by kevin harvick at the goodie's 500. dale earnhardt does not get the win. kevin harvick who started slow gets his second straight win. see the first repeat winner of the season. look f

issued a joint statement saying this attack is not right behavior that will not be tolerated in ballparks in either city. the attackers will be prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law. >>> police say 50-year-old thomas conklin jr. was riding on a dirt course this weekend when he slowed down, tipped over, fell to the ground. onlookers and firefighters performed cpr. they could not revive him. he did have a medical problem. >>> it's 6:08. this morning another city is talking ability going without a police department to save money. city leaders voted this weekend to eliminate the police force. they are now negotiating with the sheriff's office. the deal would ensure no officers lose their jobs. they are expected to save 500,0$500,000 a year. >>> santa clara will meet to consider a plan to have deputies oversee the 43-member security team at the hospital. under the plan, valley medical acceptabilitier would pay $128,000 in benefits to hire two officers from the department. a number of hospitals hire law enforcement to oversee security including san francisco general. >>> i think we should get out and en

city leaders from los angeles and san francisco along with the dodgers and giants released a statement condemning the attack. it reads in part "this attack is unconscionable behavior that will not be tolerated in either of our ballparks or in either of our cities." they also say that once apprehended the attackers will be prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law. >>> today the federal government will launch a major new program to repair and replace old gas and oil pipelines. it comes in response to two recent catastrophes 3,000 miles apart. now the u.s. transportation secretary will make the announcement in eastern pennsylvania where five people died in a pipeline explosion in february. that was five months after the pipeline disaster in san bruno that killed eight people and destroyed dozens of homes. >>> a public hearing is scheduled for tomorrow in san bruno for public comments on natural gas pipeline safety plans. the california public utilities commission expects a large crowd at the five hour hearing. among the proposals the p.u.c. is considering automatic shutoff valves, better inspection techniques, the replacement of aging pipes and improvements in recordkeeping. >>> well, in ca

this is a city of remarkable diversity. we do not just tolerated. we celebrate it. a spirit of what makes sense and cisco a special place in the hearts and minds of people -- that makes san francisco a special place in the hearts and minds of people. mayor lee, here is my advice. you have a year, figure out what you want to accomplish. you were put in this position by the people to my right, but the people of san francisco are the people counting on you. [applause] do what you think is right, and remember that as important and impressive as this did not -- as this is, there are hundreds of thousands of people who require your attention and leadership. always remember the people outside are the people we also need to represent. remember that just because you disagree with the other side does not mean something is going wrong. that is part of the process. you are going to have a difficult time with the budget, a difficult time processing the new police chief and the reality is taking place and how they manifest in our county, but always remember to do what you think i

and law officers are calling it unconscionable behavior that will not be tolerated in either of our ballparks or either of our cities. >>> a county supervisor in l.a. is offering a $10,000 reward for information leading to the arrests of the two suspects. this is a look at them. they're believed to be between 18 and 25 years old. >>> the damage estimate from california's tsunami keeps surging. santa cruz harbor was one of the hardest hit when the tsunami hit our coast after the japanese earthquake. the damag estimate in the state is now $48 million. that's $4 million more than the previous estimate. the state is requesting a disaster declaration, hoping to get millions of dollars in federal aid for repair costs. >>> in order to help prevent a fire tragedy, a politician has this advice. trim your eucalyptus trees. they are highly combustible because of their oils. >> they mentioned that, we're extremely lucky, because the trees were trimmed. otherwise, if these eucalyptus had ignited, it would have been a different story. >> no word on what sparked the fire. she also encourages people in her district to park their ca

janine de la vega is in berkeley a city that's usually known for tolerance. >> reporter: we're here ontelegraph avenue. even here at night it is still a popular area to shop and eat. but it's still frequented by homeless people. and now some people are considering making it illegal to sit and lie during the evening hours. some are fed up with people who set up camp on the sidewalk. >> i think it brings down the entire neighborhood. that it's terrible for berkeley business and especially for tourism. >> reporter: the manager at the restaurant says they were vandalized. >>> the berkeley chamber of commerce is in talks with city leaders to clean up the area and make it more inviting. >> it's ridiculous, everybody needs a place to be. i didn't think that not having a house was a crime. >> reporter: city councilman max anderson thinks it's a waste of time for police to impose time on people who are loitering but recognizes something has to be done. >> the solution is what we're most concerned about. because a solution that is humane is respectful of people's constitutional rights. >> report

janine de la vega is in berkeley a city that's usually known for tolerance. >> reporter: we're here ontelegraph avenue. even here at night it is still a popular area to shop and eat. but it's still frequented by homeless people. and now some people are considering making it illegal to sit and lie during the evening hours. some are fed up with people who set up camp on the sidewalk. >> i think it brings down the entire neighborhood. that it's terrible for berkeley business and especially for tourism. >> reporter: the manager at the restaurant says they were vandalized. >>> the berkeley chamber of commerce is in talks with city leaders to clean up the area and make it more inviting. >> it's ridiculous, everybody needs a place to be. i didn't think that not having a house was a crime. >> reporter: city councilman max anderson thinks it's a waste of time for police to impose time on people who are loitering but recognizes something has to be done. >> the solution is what we're most concerned about. because a solution that is humane is respectful of people's constitutional rights. >> report

statement saying this attack is unconscionable behavior that will not be tolerated in either of our ballparks or either of our cities. once apprehended, the attackers will be prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law. >> it is surreal. it takes me back. i just don't know. it's hard to process. it's impossible to process, actually. >> reporter: as stowe's coworkers at american medical response in san jose collect money to help pay for his medical bills, a $10,000 reward is being offered for information to the arrests of two men resembling these sketches who attacked stowe in the parking lot of dodger stadium last thursday. one of them punched stowe in the back of the head and stowe hit the pavement, causing him serious head injuries. investigators say the attack happened perhaps because stowe and his friends were wearing giants gear. violence between dodgers and giants fans is nothing new. as you can see in this youtube footage. and in 2008, an attack on an 18-year-old giants fan leaving at&t park ended in his death when another teenager punched him in the become of the head. after that incident, police increased t

city are illegal. but with state law allowing the clubs and the feds tolerating them. council member st knew they had to take some kind of action. >> on a motion, all in favor -- >> the council formerly okayed cannabis clubs with a limit of ten. they will only be allowed in commercial areas away from schools and the operators will undergo background checks. >> the good news is, they are taking this forward. >> dave hodges says he is glad the city did not shut the industry down, but the industry ahead is uncertain. >> it will be hard to get their medication, as clubs are likely to close or be tied up in litigation. >> some council members argued the clubs should be shut down all together, siting expense and legal problems. >> there's really not a good investment to continue asking our staff to the standard time. some issue that invite a lawsuit from the federal government. one of the strongest things and best things this council can do. >> chris moore spoke out against legalizing the collectives, but having fewer clubs will help with enforcement. >> what we have is the

city leaders from los angeles and san francisco along with the dodgers and giants released a statement condemning the attack. it reads in part "this attack is unconscionable behavior that will not be tolerated in either of our ballparks or in either of our cities." they also say that once apprehended the attackers will be prosecuted to the fullest extend of the law. >>> the barry bonds perjury trial begins its third week this morning. prosecution testimony is expected to wrap up as drug testing expert takes the witness stand again today. the jury will also hear a transcript of part of bonds' federal grand jury testimony from 2003 when he said he never knowingly used performance enhancing drugs. after the prosecution testimony ends, defense will begin its case. >>> time now 5:37. san francisco transit leaders meet tomorrow. they're going to focus on the recent drop in muni's on time performance. new figures show muni buses were on schedule 71% of the time during the final three months of 2010. that's actually down 1% from the previous quarter. both of those numbers are way below the voter mandate of 85%. that's a mark muni has never reached. >>> 5:37 is the time. back over to sal for a look

dodgers instituted zero tolerance policy following the beating after giants fan during opening day last week. the team's owner, the city'solice chief and the los angeles mayor announced stricter code of conduct and more visibility. >> as fans we must enjoy the sport in a way that promotes mutual respect, common decensy and good sportsmanship. violence will not be tolerated. >> the team is reconsidering beer specials after a report alleged alcohol played a role in the beating. the team received criticism for its initial response to the incident. the two suspects are still at large. there is now a $150,000 reward for information in this case. >>> and brian stow's condition has improved a little bit upgraded from critical to stable condition but he remains in a medically induced coma. doctors say he is showing some signs of brain damage but they still do not know how severe. >>> the biggest effort yet to curb distracted driving. more tickets written in the bay area than across the entire state. how much a ticket can cost you. >>> looking pretty nice in the bay area today. a lot of sunshine outside. still there is a storm th

reads in part "this attack is unconscionable behavior that will not be tolerated in either of our ballparks or in either of our cities they also say that once they're captured, the attackers will be prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law. >>> 6:37 is the time. let's go back to sal to check in on traffic. sal, how does it look? >>> pam, it is getting a bit here and there out there. let me fix my collar. my goodness. all right. traffic getting a little busier out there. traffic on 880 north and southbound looks okay. southbound on the left getting a little busier driving to hayward which is not unusual as we get closer to 7:00. the morning commute is going to be okay at the bay bridge toll plaza. it has been steady for the last 20 minutes or so. just about there. it's about a five to seven minute delay getting into san francisco. and if you're driving on the peninsula westbound 92 mariner's island boulevard an accident off the san mateo bridge. not causing a big back up so far. so far highway 101 looks all right. 6:38. let's go to steve. >>> sal, thank you, sir. mostly clear skies. it will be a lovely day. last we

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there will be no tolerance until colonel gadhafi stops the bloodshed the libyan opposition says it's too late now for any talk of compromise khadafi earlier warned rebels in the besieged city of misrata to lay down their arms or face a full scale offensive during his speech nato bombs struck a governmental building in the capital tripoli libyan officials claim the strike was meant to kill their leader the unrest which started in. through the rubble. and of course we're keeping you up to date on the latest from the middle east to rival palestinian groups fatah and hamas agreed earlier in the week to unite their governments in the west bank and gaza and the move comes ahead of a u.n. vote on palestinian state kember the palestinian foreign affairs minister told r.t. that he'd prefer to negotiate independence directly with israel but is finding that difficult since less of them with. israelis had been avoiding. committing themselves into serious negotiations they have refused the request of the international community to seize the stalled person from an. international. political mission for the resumption of negotiation and since then you know we did not have any kind of nego

city's power players. >> reporter: oh, definitely, raj. and it's getting pretty good. public defender jeff adachi says he wants the sfpd to develop a zero tolerance policy for lying. he says maybe that can stop the series of allegations popping up against plains clothesed offers. bristle told adachi to stop acting like the sky is falling. >> unless something else comes about during that investigation, i did not see any issues with that videotape. >> reporter: standing with a long line of command officers acting chief implied that public defender jeff adachi, an elected official swb putting on a show for constituents at a time when sfpd is trying hard to be transparent to the public. adachi released another video yesterday. in this one, undercover officers from the richmond district station are conducting a march 1st search at an apartment on 33rd street and geary boulevard in san francisco. adachi insists that once again officers bent the rules when it came to search and seizure, just like these officers from the southern station. earlier this month, their videotape searches of the henry hotel were not only called into question, but a judge dismi

weekend saying this attack is unconscionable behavior that will not be tolerated in either of our ballparks or in either of our citiescast. >> it's going to be a beautiful day everywhere across the bay area, we're expecting the 70s, mid to upper 70s depending on your proximity to the water. 56 in hayward, 58 degrees in san francisco. great day to go fishing. our temperatures are going to end up in the 70s later on today, 75 degrees in livermore, 76 in san jose, and 72 degrees in the city by the bay, a really comfortable afternoon. and our temperatures dropped since yesterday. here's mike with your drive. >> salmon season opened now and the bay bridge getti ting openep now. some folks don't do that, folks, waiting in the line on the media for that light to change in two minutes, that is not good to do. the ticket is over $200. let me overlay some accidents that have happened in the last 20 minutes. no big deals, they are out of lanes and no injuries. [ male announcer ] dandruff, meet micro-beads. any last wishes? new selsun blue deep cleansing micro-bead scrub goes to the source wiping out flakes before they flake. ne