is supervisor david campos. [ applause ] >> our second panel member is rich van coal from the a l u unit. sean c'mon up and h from elixir, your famous entertainment attorney mark raney. and last but not least. c'mon up. >> i just want to say thanks for coming, you guys. i hope we are keeping you awake. we are going to throw some questions to these panelist and we'll have questions. just be nice and there is that mic. it's cord less. you can pull it out and move it around the crowd if you want to. yes. thanks again for coming. we'll take later. >> okay, panelist, recently for the second time senator mark, introduced last call at 4 a.m.. this would leave it to individual jurisdictions to determine whether or not they wanted to implement a 4 a.m. last call. the resolution did not make it through the committee. keeping in mind that other cities have late last calls and many foreign visitors are used to late hours. can you address the problem with last call as it relates to the problem with san francisco as it strives to compete with tourism. who would like to start? h? >> why don't you start

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united states for which it was done. >> we don't know enough to say that. >> but if it were? >> there is an issue about the government accessing the propty and the servers of unology companies in the united states. i personally like to know more about that. but this is a perfect understanding. >> that is going on abrod and theovernment is doing that but they are sll doing it in this way and the entities don't know anything about it, they have gone ahead and just raided the house. it depends on how this is being done. >> i'm happy they are helping out. >> when they are happy about it, they take an inch in the mile at the same time. >> you know, we all have to be talking about privacy and protecting our national security. >> that is the iention of ese -security. >> that is the intention f these programs aret that is true. when we come bac, is part of it is just a response to the government. we will have tt coming il: this may be nothing more an the government getting out of control and a few bad eggs would he think of that, let's? >> she touched on the central sphere. the irs people who worked nder reagan. many will say thaa this isn't a problem. watch out wha

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unite to end the violence. make the diplomacy succeed. the uusand people have died over the past two years in and as many as 5-thousand more are dying every month. protestors are once again out in force on the streets of brazil. they're demanding better government services. it's happening in 80 cities.bringing out as many as a million people. this is video from sau paulo last night. it all started a couple weeks ago when a 10-cent transit fare hike enraged thousands of people. and unleashed a tidal wave of anti-government sentiment. leaders have since rolled back the fees. however the protests are continuing this weekend. decide edward snowden's fate. snowden has admitted leaking classified information about n-s-a surveillance programs to the media. authorities believe he's holed up in hong kong. and it is not known whether washington has formally filed an extradition request. some officials there say they hope beijing will protect snowden from espionage charges here in take a look at this. >> take a look good this at a camera at lake tahoe at

u. case phone online snooping that snowden has been telling us it turns out a special police unit has been secretly scanning social networks. and draw and divide deepens in agent supporters and opponents of president morsi are gearing up for a massive rallies fueling fears of street violence as the country's leader is preparing to mark his first year in office.

north korea has done an about-face and says it's willing to talk with the unites states if there are no pre-conditions, such as the u that those talks compliance with the u- n security council resolutions. >> it's been two weeks since we've learned about the surveilance program. now the national security agency is defending its data collection. in a document released to congress, the national security agency argues that in recent years, dozens of terror plots in more than 20 countries have been disrupted. and despite having billions of phone records, officials searched the database fewer than 300 times last year. the agency has repeatedly said that it only collects metadata -- phone numbers phone call durations and locations of the two parties. no names or addresses. >> big votes are expected this week in the u-s senate on an immigration reform bill. the bill is supported by a bi-partisan group of eight senators. if the measure passes the democratically-controlled senate, it will face an even tougher battle in the g-o-p-dominated u-s house. the house is expected to take-up it's own immigration reform bill this week

u is the first major organization to sue the united states government, more to the point the white housever what it says is a freedom infringement like no other, invading people's personal prices, phone records and concern privacy and phone records and reaching beyond the pale. when it comes to the nsa and why it did what it did, we're 50 minutes from a briefing that house members, each and every one of them, are going to get on çhy the nsa did what it did and to whom. one guy is threatening a brief on all of this. republican congressman in michigan. what do you make of what the aclu has just done? this is the same aclu that aggressively went after president bush for what it deemed at the time individual liberty infringements and more. and now it is doing the same with this president. >> thanks, neil, for having me on. i applaud what aclu is doing. they were right to go every president bush and president obama and a number of members of congress are prepared to file amicus briefs in support of their efforts. ÷iru+kjuá-q going into the briefing. i suppose this will be top secret type of a

maybe it's rand paul, marco rubio is certainly in that mix, jeb bush is a more uniting force with strong conservative dre u credentials and then the likes of chris christie who's position is much more moderate trying to pull his party to the center. i think that's the tension. that tension is going to go clear into 2016. the republican primaries again will decide this. and there you're going to have a more establishment candidate and a more base-oriented candidate from the conservative movement. and we'll see how many of those are there that split up that vote. >> so we should get used to it, david. >> basically. >> as we heard just a bit earlier in the broadcast this morning, we're learning more about that nsa program. intelligence officials saying dozens of terror plots were thwarted in this case. we're learning about the number of records searched, but we still don't know where edward snowden is. how much of an impact of that search and find e having an impact? >> are there other secrets he's poised to reveal? that's number one. and what he's been talking about publicly with regard to what the united st

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united states. it comes just months after a stream of angry anti- american rhetoric. north korea is proposing high-level talks with the u- s , to -quote- "ease- tensions in the korean peninsula". talking points could include easing military tensions, and nuclear issues. there's no public response yet from the u-s state house. still ahead on kron four news weekend, vice president joe biden continues to visit businesses throughout the bay area this weekend. we'll take you to one of his stops. weekend and here's a live look at the san mateo bridge. when nina abe rackight back. one woman is dead and six people are injured following a traffic accident in brentwood. a woman in a dodge charger ran a red light saturday morning, and hit a packed minivan. the woman in the dodge was later pronounced dead. meanwhile the minivan driver, his pregnant passenger and four kids were sent to nearby hospitals. no word on the severity of their injuries. investigators are looking into whether alcohol or drugs were a factor in the fatal crash. general motors is recalling more than 193-thousand s-u- v's from the 2006 and 2007 model years. its

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united states then calls. that forms zone of suspion, and u take that collectively along with a monitoring the jihadi advocating sites and those who advocate olence against the west and see who's accessing those. that aggregate then is your zone of suspicion. we would have gottenthe ft. hood shooter and the boston bombers. they were a part of that. in fact, i not know ofanyone that won't have fallen into that category. that was the principle i was using. ppus -- >> you bring up the boston bombing. that seems to me to be clearly a failure of human telligence. that is, clearar communication between the cia and the russian encies, clear cmmunication between the russian agencies and the fbi. i presume th communication between the cia and fbi, perhap% even local. we're just speculating. but that's human intelligence that was an abject failure, don't you thi? >> well, i also called it the inlligence failure was also the sicken part of it. because all of those connections shed up in the call records and even. >> corroborating intelligence. >> the x fbi agent, tim clemente wh he was intervied on cnn aboua week and a ha

u life. my take is if we're going to have the changes in ownership we should have some limited ownership without having to go sabotage those units. i say it shouldn't have - i'm sure there are are variations on some sort flexibility in the process. i know that the tenants at some point was open to some version of attacking a taking amendment for the future lottery apparently not at the moment but i think it is a significant issue. i don't agree it's about future ti c. particularly with the poison pill if someone files a lawsuit and indian of the legislation - if someone files a lawsuit and the lazy are struck down instead of going back to the statue quo and the lottery we continue with the moratorium. so if you're a three or four or 5 unit building the moratorium can't convert unless you're able to do that in the six months period. and once the lottery comes back you're out of luck if you're three or four owner building you're at the higher threshold with no seniority. so it does effect the current homeowners. let's not pretend this is about the future tics of the poison pill. this very much effects the current tics are i think

u-verse high speed internet. rethink possible. >>> welcome back. two new developments jeopardizing the peace talks between the united states and the taliban. this morning afghan president hamid karzai is breaking off important security negotiations with the white house. karzai is angry that the taliban and the u.s. will start peace talks without first bringing in the afghan government. karzai also says the name of a new taliban office in the middle east disrespects the afghan people. he says he won't pursue any peace talks with the taliban until the united states leaves those negotiations. >>> despite the upcoming negotiations with the u.s. this morning, the taliban claim responsibility for an attack that killed four american troops last night. the taliban says it fired two rockets sat the base which is located just -- rockets at the base which is located just outside of kabul. >>> ktvu kyla campbell reports. kyla. >> reporter: he wants the u.s. and russia to each cut their nuclear stockpiles by one- third. that will leave 1,000 nuclear war heads in each country. we are taking a live look in germany where the president is about to give thi

former n-s-a contractor admitted to leaking classified details about u-s surveillance programs, and is now charged with espionage. the united states filed a request for extradition. but hong kong officials say the american request didn't fully comply with their legal requirements. anti-secrecy group wiki- leaks is taking credit for helping snowden leave the country. it's unclear where he's headed next. some sources say he may ultimately try to take refuge in iceland or cuba- countries with tougher extredition polcies. millions of people are waiting to hear what the supreme court is going to do about prop 8, the defense of marriage act and affirmative action. the vote could come out as early as tomorrow or thursday. the supreme court says they may add an extra day to announce its decisions this week. the justices had 11 decisions to write this weekend, and it's the final week before the session ends in the first week of july. normally three decisions are released in a single session. the clock is ticking down to a bart strike. if they can't get a deal done - the bay area commute could be thrown into chaos in about a week. bo

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u perhaps a violation of fourth amendment. >> intelligence officials defenl the program saying they've thwarted terrorist attacks in 2 countries including the united states. in washington, doug luzader fox news. >> attorney eric soldier has vowed to punish the person who leaked information about the nsa surveillance program former contractor edward snowden admita he blew the whistle on government collection of phonehe data this morning. we talked to all righter david nather who tracked four former whistle blowers to find out what happened to them.ed turns out they took hits to their careers if not worse. >> he's a former c.i.a. officer who disclosed detaistles enhances interrogation, some call it torture. of course he is in jail right now. he is serving a 30-month sentence. thomas drake was at the nsa at the time and revealed details to the sun. he can't stay at the agency anymore. in afghanistan president cars yeah is close to announcing a a turning point in america's longest and costliest war. he is expects expects to announn that the country's forces wills take over the nation's security. it has grown from yiew fewerewer than 40,000 6 years ago

u get on the supply side. let me tell you there is a lot of natural gas in the united states. the price will go up. not be a runaw price i can tell you that. there are only 364 rigs running today on natural gas. four years ago there were 1600. those rigs all moved over. they're drilling for oil now. but when the price of natural gas gets up to $5, we' put more rigs over off the oil area to the gas area again. $6uts damn near everything back to work. but, and so, $6. -- $6. let me give awe comparison, on btu equivalency, oil at $100 a barrel, natural gas would be 16. it is 6 to 1 on a btu parity basis. so heryou are,ith, you know, with the price of natural gas, it's just a fraction. melissa: it's a tiny fraction. it's a ty, tiny fraction wt you' paying to get the same energy from oil. boone, you're so right. thanks for coming on. we appreciate your time. >> thank you. i enjoyedt. melissa: coming up on "money," need some extra days off to take a wk-long beach vacation? oh, yeah. at one company that is no problem. employees can buy and sell time off. we talk to the compa how this idea can revutionize

unless we have some reasonable arct arctic u label situation, we can now look and say who was this guy talking to in the united states and why. >> so you could search across the breadst of the records? >> if you didn't collect it, how would you know who he was talking to and so the information becomes if you don't have information -- i don't have any connections. i just give you the number. find out who he's talking to. you don't have the information. so you see the issue is this was the debate -- i mean you bring it up because this came up ten years ago. we want to protect civil liberties and we want to protect the country. so the thought was a reasonable approach that we all agreed on. congress, the courts, the administration was we'll put this in a way that we have tremendous oversight by the court and so every time your people, the small set can, they have to have a small reason to look at the data and when they get something out they have to say does this meet the reporting guide lions and put it in the report. only a few go out a year. handfuls. >> does this extend beyond telephone records? for example c