uc san francisco has conduct encourage it with research. some of the larger companies that research labs in mission bay as well. bayer and others. they are even innovating about their laboratories, because it is so expensive to build your own laboratory. so they are trying to bring some of these pharmaceutical answers to the market faster. they have an incredible spirit of innovation in those laboratories. and they are inviting other companies, not just from the bay area air even our country, they're inviting international. we had our first canadian incubator that was established just a couple months ago. they are excited to be kind of cross-referencing their research and ideas. >> why are they coming here? >> they are coming here because there is really ongoing levels of conversation and sharing of experiences that are part of, kind of, thinking outside of the box and thinking in different ways, turning things upside down, hacking your way through some of these ideas and not being afraid. and trying to find applicability for them. that is

procedure by a doctor who can handle complications and a doctor that is hospital privilege autos but uc san francisco has been studying whether nondoctors with safely perform abortions. >> in our study 40 clinicians were trained and pefsh yormd almost 8,000 abortion procedure asks safety outcomes equivalent to their physician colleagues. >> and there is word this did just pass. it just passed. the tough votes may come later on when it comes to latino democrats who don't believe in abortion but plitly support womens rights. live in sacramento abc 7 news. >> interest are there is a warning for parents about a common clean prog duct some teenagers are using to get drunk. officials say a growing number of teens ever showing up with alcohol poisoning after drinking what you're looking at on the screen. hand sanitizers contain up to 62% ethic alcohol. teens figured out a way to separate it from other ingredients. and doctors say it could cause illness or death. >> and google launched a long-rumored online storage service. it's called google drive and will store first five giga bites for free. additional st

. >>> new research from scientists a elin uc san francisco says overtimed denzel x-rays have been foundincrease the likelihood is of a type of benign brain tumor. >>> it is the most common primary brain tumor and adults the dr. mcdermott is a brain surgeon and was not involved in the study. >>> to the tumors usually very slow growth rates they can present with headaches seizures progressive deficits lowered dental x-ray and cancer the same sentence may seem alarming experts say it is no reason to avoid the dentist or avoid getting needed dental x-rays. >>> and give to trust your dental practitioner that is being recommended is for good reason and the relative risk compared to other things is indeed very small. did we decided followed 1400 patients in five states and found that is dental x-rays lead to twice the rate of the tumor that in patients would not have dental x-rays by newer digital technologies are reducing the risk. >>> turns out that much less energy is required to reduce the digital image sell the does is cut down significantly by 80 to 90 percent compared to older methods.

honored tonight was steven chu and ron conway and uc san francisco chancellor susan december mopped helmond. and on the board of the commonwealth club i had the honor of serving as the emcee. >> a terrific event. incredibly inspiring. >> speaking of inspiring, larry beil. >>> amazing pitching by the giants and the a's. it was an epic match up between cane and leo when one run is enough. sports is next.cu >>> good old-fashioned pitcher's dual tonight. the giants and phillies locked in a series finales and hits were scarce. there was a one hitter last week and tonight was just as hot. cane and lee buzz through this game. resistance is futile. two on for galvis. a double play ball and crawford and this game is scoreless. on to the 7th and still 0. no chance. cane goes nine innings and just two hits allowed and struck out four. as for lee, he fools buster posey. 10 scoreless frames. cain is gone. he turns the ball in and just flips it under in time. cabrera and his third hit of the night. line drive. good night, game over. drive home safely. 1-0 giants and 11 innings in under two and a half hou

honored tonight was steven chu and ron conway and uc san francisco chancellor susan december mopped helmond of the commonwealth club i had the honor of serving as the emcee. >> a terrific event. incredibly inspiring.>> speakin, larry beil. >>> amazing pitching by the giants and the a's. it was an epic match up between cane and leo when one run is enough. sports is next. ♪ okay, so who ordered the cereal that can help lower cholesterol and who ordered the yummy cereal? yummy. that's yours. lower cholesterol. lower cholesterol. i'm yummy. lower cholesterol. i got that wrong didn't i? [ male announcer ] want great taste? honey nut cheerios. want whole grain oats that can help lower cholesterol? honey nut cheerios. it's a win win. good? [ crunching, sipping ] be happy. be healthy. can i try yours? pitcher's dual tonight. the giants and phillies locked in a series finales and hits were scarce. there was a one hitter last week and tonight was just as hot. cane and lee buzz through this game. resistance is futile. two on for galvis. a double play ball and crawford and this game is scoreless. on to

every single uc school teaches american history, except for uc san francisco, which is a medical school believe we have a word for that too. there you go. [ laughter ] >> no, again, michael reel quick here, santorum might be dumb enough. he might have read that in a email somewhere, they don't teach american history, oops they do. >> the attack on what they perceive to be elitism. here is who is history, rick santorum. >> oh, zinger! i like that. all right. ana thank you so much. thank michael. when we come back we'll talk about alec. now some corporations like coke and pepsi are pulling out. we'll tell you why when we come back. ♪ i think it's brilliant. me and stephanie miller in the morning what a way to start the day. >>> all right. we're back on "the young turks." i want to tell you about a group called alex the american legislative exchange council. they are a group of giant corporations and state legislatures and they have gotten together to fix our laws in favor of corporations and i guess our interests. let me give you a list of the corporations on there: and that's just a very

a doctor with uc san francisco talked about the dangers of sugar on 60 minutes.links obesity type 2 diabetes and obesity to sugar intake. he suggests warning labels for sugar products. one of the nation's largest fast-food chains is starting a new menu today. burger king says it is the biggest many expansion since it was founded. the new items include coffee and chicken strips. burger king was recently surpassed by wendy's as the nation's no. 2 burger chain. a new distinction for san francisco international airport. >> sfo was named one of the top seven in the world. it cites the airport museum program, food options, and at the yoga room and also praises terminal 24 being the greenest terminal in the u.s. with free wireless internet, hydration stations and paperless tickets. >> another close call for the stanford women hoping to play in the national championship >> a rare network appearance of the queen. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, [ male announcer ] can't get to sleep? can't stay asleep? clinically proven unisom helps you fall asleep faster and stay asleep so you wake

every single uc school teaches american history, except for uc san francisco, which is a medical school i believe we have a word for that too. there you go. [ laughter ] >> no, again, michael reel quick here santorum might be dumb enough. he might have read that in a email somewhere, they don't teach american history, oops they do. >> the attack on what they perceive to be elitism. here is who is history, rick santorum. >> oh zinger! i like that. all ght. ana thank you so much. thank michael. when we come back we'll talk about alec. now some corporations like coke and pepsi are pulling out. polar shifts will reverse the earth's gravitational pull and hurtle us all into space. which would render retirement planning unnecessary. but say the sun rises on december 22nd and you still need to retire. td ameritrade's investment consultants can help you build a plan that fits your life. we'll even throw in up to $600 when you open a new account or roll over an old 401(k). so who's in control now, mayans? i think it's brilliant. me and stephanie miller in the morning what a way to start the day.

compromise version rejected today would have limited the pool to practitioner trained at new uc san francisco program. one committee member said he needed more information. california nurse association said the uc sf program has not passed a pure review yet. >> 5000 janitor in the bay area may go on strike next week. they held a huge rally in santa clara today hoping to get support for stalled contract talks. janitor work for dozen contractors that do the cleaning for high profile company like ebay facebook and google. main sticking point is health care. >> there is money in the economy. workers shouldn't have to go without affordable family health care. especially with a lot of the client company that are decision makers in terms of money and negotiations. >> the bay area maintenance contractor association says a 3000 dollar deductible for health care for individuals and 6000 for family is necessary in this economy. contract expires midnight monday. strike could begin early tuesday. >> the ac transit district gave approval today to what is calling major milestone. district approved 150 milli

>>reporter: but uc san francisco has been studying whether non-doctor can safely perform abortion. research ends in september but so far the results are backing support earth's. >> in our study 40 clinician performed almost 8,000 abortion procedures. the safety outcome were equivalent to the physician colleague. >>reporter: the proposal may have survived the first test but the tougher vote may come later on when it comes to latino democrat whose relimb us beliefs are against abortion but politically they support women rights. now moves on to the business and profession committee on thursday. in sacramento, abc 7 news. >>> business news foreclosure down in california. data quick information service reports tonight that the number of homes in california entering the foreclosure process has fallen lowest level in 5 years. 56,000 in the first three months of this year. and most of the loans going now into default were made between 2005 and 2007 when real estate prices were at their peak. >> news didn't stop a big protest against the way wells fargo bank handles fore klovrnlt it happene

san francisco. i ended up leaving the area to go to school at uc-davis. since then, i settled -- san francisco has been and always be home for me. i know the city quite well. i know what some of the issues are. i still follow san francisco. my love for the area has driven me to want to do something and be a part of the committee that will take action. supervisor kim: ok, thank you. next we have sheryl davis. >> good afternoon, supervisors. thank you for this opportunity. i thought i could give some insight into how i ended up here and what i hope to gain by being a part of the committee. i came to san francisco as a student of san francisco state. i became a part of a program called the multicultural allowance. it worked to put teachers of color in independent schools. i was very fortunate that the school had a commitment to social justice. i was able to create a program called heart to heart. sharing resources, leveraging opportunities, opening the school doors and exposing kids to the same opportunities that the families in pacific heights had. after --

and the only school in that system that does not teach american history is uc of san francisco because, san francisco is the only one because it is a medical school and as i mentioned -- >> they teach american history. >> he has previously called colleges indoctrine nation mills. >> do you know what college he went to? >> i don't know. >> do we know? >> no. not entirely certain. >> oral roberts. >> hey! >> i know where fox gets their science. the daily mail. the british tabloid. last week they ran -- the daily mill ran a story headlined is this finally proof we're not causing global warming. fox runs a news headline study refutes global warming. >> is that murdoch -- >> yeah. >> it's all part of that rupert murdoch network that they don't break out of. >> yeah. >> buddy you are on the "stephanie miller show" with carlos. hi buddy. >> hey momma. good to hear you muffed up. >> i am muffed up. >> please, it's what rick santorum said. it reminds me like last summer my son is a big -- good looking kid. and he got emailed this girl backed up to the camera and she was making a kissy face and

san francisco p uc water treatment plant loaned nasa some tanks and waste water to experiment. >> we have the gas that is rich in co2 that we can feed to the algae and salt water a in the tanks that test our ideas of keeping algae afloat and test the idea that we maybe able to kill algae if they escape in sea water. >>reporter: it's no accident trent comes from nasa life support division where they figure out ways to keep astronauts in space for a long time. >> how you can recover waste you can't just take a lot of stuff with you. you have to recycle thing. tiny scientist work on that problem right now. recycle waste to turn it back into oxygen and food needed for the trips. >>reporter: another team of scientist engineers to take over where omega leaves off. and figure out if making big enough offshore algae farms like in this nasa animation is truly possible. heather, abc 7 news. >>> agency that oversees muni voted today to enforce parking meters on sunday. city will enforce meter parking from noon until 6:00 o'clock on sunday to of course raise some money. agency is facing projecte

she graduated in 1958 and returned to her family in san francisco, taking classes at uc berkeley to fulfill requirements to practice medicine in the u.s. she fell in love and married mario in 1962. she was finally remembered by many of her patients and family. she is joined in medical practice in the mission district. they have a medical practice for 36 years. she was a trailblazer pursuing a career as a dedicated pediatrician during a time where there was a dearth of immigrants and women doctors. she retired in 2001. she was a loving and about catholic and enjoyed playing at st. cecilia. her daughter is an active community advocate and leader here in the south of market. we just want to recognize her family and their commitment to our neighborhood, particularly in the south of market. thank you very much. the best i submit. supervisor wiener: thank you. -- the rest i submit. supervisor wiener: thank you. today, i am introducing significant amendments to articles 10 and 11 of the planning code, which govern the creation of historic districts and landmarks. this is the first significant upda

in 2012 coverage, texas front hall and the bay area today at a fund-raising luncheon in san francisco. he spoke at ucharles crawford was in the east bay and has more. >>charles: , 7 and 1/3 think congressman ron paul walked to the stiff before a crowd of about some on campus and 50 as it >> i am different and the other politicians, that is what i'm hoping. >> he touched on reducing the federal deficit, ending for military intervention of the and the federal reserve in reducing the size of the federal government. >> we have a system that is destined to change. cuts in the former boss if i with all except moral hundred and 84 bridge for the freedoms to the american people? >> despite being on a traditionally liberal campus the was met with a supportive audience. >> on the campus of uc- berkeley, charles clifford, kron4 news. >> the president signed a new jobs activated is supposed to help small businesses deal with big corporations there is concern that it will make it easier for some companies to take advantage of investors. >> it is a major bipartisan accomplishment. >> small businesses will now have

san francisco. then he spoke at uc berkeley tonight.rles clifford was in the east bay and has more. [ cheering and applause ] >> reporter: around 7:00 thursday evening, congressman ron paul walked to the stage before a crowd of several thousand here on the campus of uc berkeley. >> i hope i'm different than the other politicians. [ cheering and applause ] >> reporter: the candidate for president spoke for nearly an hour, touching on some of his most popular themes. ending foreign military intervention, eliminating the federal reserve, and reducing the size of the federal government. >> we have a system that is destined to change. the big question before us is what's is going to change to? are we going to accept more authoritarianism and tyranny or the cause of liberty and return those freedoms to the american people? >> reporter: despite being on a traditionally liberal campus, the republican congressman was met with a very supportive audience. >> he had some very good views, especially the war on drug, on the way america views its fore

uc- berkeley today. there will be a separate fund raiser in san francisco.rticularly if healing to students because of his anti-war message. athleta him in the meantime the question remains will rick santorum drop out of the presidential race. fed he says he is constantly asked when he is going to get out but he says mitt romney only when the last contest by a handful. >> why is he not blowing the doors of of this. yet people want someone excited about who they control. >>darya: the next primary could be a knockout blow for santorum. five states including have to the 31 delegates. >>mark: will be right back with an update on our south bay hot spot as the kron4 news continues. here is a live look outside over san francisco. blue skies on the chilly thursday morning. hist month as he on butter pesetas with water namby not yet mahmoud italian can not yet hot hot don't touch cut hot hot better but with bob burt >>george: continued delays on what prompted 37 and in part 880, an earlier occurring accident has been clear to the shoulder but still a visual hazard. s

san francisco. did police and across the day she is a guest lecturer uc berkeley. >>> thats another city for us to create real excitement here and that is as she is doing. it comes at a hefty price into dow's 11 she and her husband it seemed uranus personal websites struck a deal with the university their joint pay is $300,000 to teach two courses each. and while recruiting renowned faculty at top and give our cities is not outside the norm many tenure thought of seen it a fraction of our salary and are watching many other programs get cut. >>> was fired about 400 people he can fire 400 people and not have that affects so with the department level at the student of all people are finding that there is nobody left there to do a job. more work for less pay. kevin p.m. is professor of paleontology for more than 30 years. in 2010 he earned just over $119,000. each year she teaches large undergraduate courses multiple seminar is all in addition to conducting research with is graduate team. after scraping together funds to get the job done. >>> there's no waste. we're extremely partial we're scourges. we take

uc berkeley. >> this is not for everyone. >> san francisco live ballet teams up with a rock icon for a production that is, pardon the pun, out of this world. taking us to a rehearsal, then, at 5:00. >> i want them to seat family of someone who they stole. >> an arrest is just the beginning of his family's fight for justice. we'll be right back here. c c cc the word is swapportunity. can i have the definition? swapportunity: the opportunity to swap a higher calorie snack for a yoplait light. can you use it in a sentence? mmm. swapping a 300 calorie donut for this 110 calorie strawberry shortcake is a good swapportunity. that's not a real word. oh haha it's real. [ female announcer ] delicious, creamy, yoplait light. over 30 flavors each around 100 calories. do the swap today. >>> text messaging seems to get a bad representation for distracted drivers but one professor sees an upside. this psychologist reports text benefits patient treated for depression and other disorders. patients feel more connected, mayor cared for and reminding them to take medication. he began the project with a group he lea

uc today. -- you see today. he has given so much of his time to san francisco to make it a better place. we joined today in celebrating america's first big city publicly owned transportation system owned by the people themselves. today, it is a landmark of the progressivism that has marked our city for a century. the historic streetcar we rededicate today, is a city symbol of the history. it carried generations of san franciscans around the city to shop, to work, to learn, to play. it almost certainly carried my grandparents when they lived on utah st. and is america's first publicly owned big city streetcar, it almost certainly qualifies to be sitting on display at the smithsonian, but we in san francisco had a better place for it than that. because we put our history to work. we embrace our hats, but we give it a job to do to benefit our present and helped enrich our future -- we embrace our past. we invite the world to use our streetcars as part of our regular transit service to get to places they want to go to and to have fun in the process. these museums in motion have proven their

in san francisco, walker, ktvu news. >>> protesters were back at uc berkeley to call attention to what they say is a discriminatory access process. they say black and latino applicants are getting rejected from uc berkeley and other uc schools. >> we have every right to be here and we're going to fight for our right to be here. we occupied this building, the registrars office last week and we're going to do it again. >> reporter: the group says half of all california high school graduates are black or latino. but uc berkeley admitted less than 15% in its freshman class. >>> san jose state today inaugurated a new university president. muhammad cayumi was sworn in this morning. he rose through the ranks to become president of cal state and now san jose state. he says he wants to focus on bringing a welcoming feeling to the campus. >>> the vote gives every employee of the walnut creek school district a 2% raise and requires the district to pay more health care costs. that includes teachers. a district official says the board was able to pay for those raises because of a boost in enrollmen

drive time i not know has jumped to 67 minutes alternate is to use it to head east that at a san francisco. as ucthe rest of this morning commute is heavy and northern marin. as we switch back to are tall plastic camera, we do not see any movement. there are a few motorcycles. when i talk to the chp a few minutes ago they said they thought they were close the clearing the lanes. he can see that there is no movement in the northbound direction. that's good erica with the weather. >>erica: let's take a live look from the roof can. you can see lots of clouds in the background but you can see some blue skies peeking through. this but after a numeracy clear conditions. we will pain in different picture as it got into the evening in of all returns. >>darya: overnight there was a combat battle that broke out in -- a gun battle that broke out last night. will tran has been falling this >>will: darya we should get an update from the police officers. even the spokesperson and it's this is a little strange. i can tell you initially they thought two men were firing at each other and a third man of and drove

uc berkeley. a race like no other. the big wheel ride down san francisco's reel crookedest street, join us at 6:00. >>> finally, kate middletone william aren't the only ones getting a lot of attention in britain. sunshine and sweety are getting a lot of attention. the effort is underway to get the bears to breed. they the zoo says that despite some encouraging signs like wrestling, they have not mated so far. >> probably because everybody is watching. [laughter] >> that's it for us at 5:00. world news is

. >>> and speaking of little ones this afternoon uc berkeley scientist tag for falcon said said live 33 stories above san franciscohey're now said in a skyscraper that houses pg&e the czechs a first start in hatching late last month signed to say the tags as well in an effort to restore the population in. >>> will take bird's-eye view of your weather because for a stock is low clouds and that's going to be the rain the,,,,,,,, degrees in many neighborhoods in degrees in kansas' 72 degrees mostly cloudy skies at this hour overnight tonight 10 points from 51 degrees in santa rosa to verify and that is in the winds are now coming down. future cast easily illustrate will fill and the cloud cover overnight in the hands of some drizzle for the early morning commuters and then will see some piece of sunshine during the day but watch that that is a cold front and one that is poisoned position to relish the bay area by the morning commute on wednesday this looks like one to amount to three tenths of an inch of rain before this comes and. but the bosses of this cooler air masses filter into the end result thursday will cant

. >>> and speaking of little ones this afternoon uc berkeley scientist tag for falcon said said live 33 stories above san franciscoy're now said in a skyscraper that houses pg&e the czechs a first start in hatching late last month signed to say the tags as well in an effort to restore the population in. >>> will take bird's-eye view of your weather because for a stock is low clouds and that's going to be the rain the lead weather ,,,,,, [ male announcer ] knowing your customers is important to any successful business, which is why at wells fargo, we work with you to get to know the unique aspects of your business. we can recommend financial solutions that can work for you that have helped millions of business owners save time, reduce expenses, and maximize cash flow. as the number-one small business lender for nine years running, we're with you when you need us so you can be there for your customers. wells fargo. [ male announcer ] for our families... our neighbors... and our communities... america's beverage companies have created a wide range of new choices. developing smaller portion sizes and more low- & no-ca

ceremony will be held tomorrow in san francisco at 511 in the morning, the exact time that the earthquake hit. >> structural engineers that uc san diego have rigged a five story fake hospital with more than 500 sensors and 80 cameras with the idea to simulate earthquakes and study their effects on everything from re- bar to possible beds and surgical lights >> is a clash of high-tech titans going on in federal court. kate is in san francisco where the oracle suv is back in court this morning. >> both companies have a lot at stake in this case. on only that but it could have an effect on other tech companies across the valley but the case right now is between these two titans. it is a billionaire battle between larry ellison of oracle and larry page of google and oracle says that google violated copyright patent by using java to build a popular handwrite operating system and oracle believes it is entitled to $1 billion of licensing fees. who will came out with a statement saying " we're confident our defenses. rhames not only go beyond copyright and patent law but they threaten the entire job a community, software developers

san francisco home of wells fargo's chief executive. we are live in san francisco. in oakland, ktvu channel 2news. >> thank you. tomorrow meanwhile is the day that we will see an independent report onto uc davis pepper spray incident. today a judge approved a deal between the university of california and the police union to release the document at noon tomorrow. a task force investigated the spraying of students involving an occupy protest last november. the names of most of the officer involved in the incident will about omitted. >>> a teen driver suspected in an accident that killed a father and daughter in concord saturday is out of custody tonight. our news crew was at the juvenile detention facility in martinez when the 17-year-old was released through a private exit at 4:30 this afternoon. he was arrested saturday suspicious of manslaughter. police say they are now checking his phone records to see if he was using his cell phone at the time of the accident. >>> authorities have released the name of a man struck and killed by a truck in mountain view. they say the 26-year-old was not carrying an id at the time when he was hit on shoreline boulevard at around 9:00 p.m. the driver st

he is set to attend a private fund-raiser in san francisco a couple of hours from now. he will speak at 7:00 tonight at ucr falcon chicks hatched over the week and they are nesting on top of the pg&e building. experts say the new checks should be ready to fly in about 40 days or so. >> a goodday to take flight around the bay area, a little bit cool if you are headed out the door. mostly clear skies. temperatures as we head to the afternoon will stay cool and it will be breezy outside as well, especially towards the coast line. 55 degrees in pacifica. low sixties in the warm response inland. the next few days we have high pressure that will build in tomorrow and bring some dry weather. warmer temperatures through saturday, cooling off on sunday with a slight chance of showers late in the day. >> welcome back. so far we have seen a lot of incidents across the south bay. chp is working on a new one that just happened on southbound 280 by saratoga. elsewhere, the san mateo bridge, traffic actually looks great in either direction. just about 10 minutes ago they went ahead and cancel the wind advisory for the b

uc-berkeley today. he is going to be having a fund-raiser in san francisco. here is video from ucla yesterday.town on invitation shows -- tells students to show their support for peace, prosperity in the body. his anti-war message resonates with students. in the meantime, the question remains, will wreck santorum drop out of the republican presidential race? here is santorum in pennsylvania yesterday. he says he has been constantly asked about when he will get out of the race and he says mitt romney only when the last contest by a handful of points. >> to be the story is what is not just blowing the doors off of this? people want someone else. >>darya: of the next primary could be a knockout blow for santorum. de >>james: here is the breakdown of what we're looking for over the course of the day. this afternoon, by lunch, of mostly sunny skies. this evening, " conditions continue. cox sunrise is said to happen in about a half an hour. blue here is where we see temperatures going this afternoon, upper 50s. here is your 7 day forecast. today and tomorrow is looking pretty good. saturday will be

uc today. -- you see today. he has given so much of his time to san francisco to make it a better place. we joined today in celebrating america's first big city publicly owned transportation system owned by the people themselves. today, it is a landmark of the progressivism that has marked our city

falcons living in a san francisco high-rise are getting a visit from scientists. ucwill tag three babies tomorrow. there nest is on the edge of the 33rd floor of the pg&e building. you can watch it live via a web camera hitting outside the nest. the colorful tags will monitor the birds which were previously in danger. >> thank everybody for joining us, praised the nation, face the nation is next >> we are headed over to the c.w.. if you're headed out the door, enjoy your lovely sunday. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

uc admissions. >> an emotional, angry, and very personal article in the san francisco conical today from eliano lopez. rob roth is here to tell us what she wrote and the effect it had on her husband today. >> it's not what happened in court that made her so emotional, it's about what happened out of court. he was in court for about a minute this morning to update the judge on taking domestic violence classes. he began choking up when speaking about his wife visiting venezuela with their young son, theo. >> i miss them terribly and i want them to be okay. the city should never -- i'm sorry. make anybody feel uninvited. >> reporter: he wrote an opinion piece in the san francisco conical because of a court order him and rimi are barred from having any contact. >> i view it quite frankly as a love letter. it's about the best love letter i've received in 18 weeks. and i think it's a message for us to all stay strong. >> he's plead guilty in a domestic violence case. she wrote it's a misunderstanding in a child custody issue. they say politically motivated and she says: i get that i'm being used to bring m

san francisco police department handling of the occupy movement. in fact, something to be proud about, we are kind of a model. we are not uc-davis or berkeley or oakland. one of the reasons is we have a civilian oversight, and there was conversation about participation with the occ, and the checks and balances we have in place and that the officers tend to do something different. so i have to tell you, the chief was great. he made his presentation, and the message was clear. we will do all we can to facilitate it. that is the policy of the city. but when you cross a line and start assaulting officers, there is going to be an arrest, so i think it was very well-received by the law students and the folks you were there. there was a comment made from the first session in the project that they had hoped things had changed possibly under the chief. that is positive and the good news, so that was well done. and that is what i have to report. commissioners, anything to report? ok, we will move into line item 3 d, commission announcements. lt. monroe, and the announcements? secretary monroe: one, we will have a meeting at the terr

san francisco. that event started at 11:30. then at 7:00 tonight, paul holds a town hall meeting at uc berkely's auditorium. some of his libertarian positions, such as his support for legalizing marijuana, and his anti-war stance make him popular with younger voters. ktvu will have a report on paul's bay area visit on our newscast at 6:00. >>> transportation security administration workers walked the picket line at sfo today. coming up, what they're protesting, and how it could affect air safety. it was a cold morning for april. steve will be along to tell us when the bay area will warm up again. and we just got video of an unmanned ship that made it across the ocean after the japanese tsunami. ahead, the coast guard plans for the ship that will end with a bang. [ female announcer ] there's surprising news about whole grain and the cereals your kids love. ♪ now all general mills big g kid cereals have more whole grain than any other ingredient. the same great taste they love in cereals like lucky charms and cinnamon toast crunch with whole grain that they need. just look for the white check, only on general