it appears to be an arbitrary technicality is used to provoke an entertainment license from tupelo. it makes it look like they are being targeted. our membership and all the small business owners in san francisco need to have some sort of certainty that all r a

>> before we do that, a lot of you might be satisfied for us appear to know how many people are in favor of tupelo and its issue so we can get account of that. standup, if you would prefer it is pretty much the room. -- stand up. it is pretty much the room. hopefully everyone understands what the issue is. you can tot-lot anything you want. it is a rather narrow issue -- you can talk about anything you want. it is a rather narrow issue. one motion superseded another motion. whether or not there was actual authorization and to be able to point to that, it would have allowed tupelo to have hours of operation b or c. because there are so many people in the room, i am giving two minutes each. >> what i would like you to do, if you would please line up against the far wall for us and that will help the process move more quickly. whoever wants to speak first can step up to the microphone. we would ask to help us in the preparation of our minutes that you provide us with a card if you care to identify yourself. you can do that at that time. if you have not done that, you can do that afterward.

an employee at the center tells us it appears the driver of the suv was trying to park when she somehow lost control. >>> the san francisco fire department responded to a small fire this morning at a homeless encampment around 8:30 under i- 280. no one was injured. a police officer at the scene said the encampment is a recurring problem in the area. >>> a multicar pileup clogs traffic on the golden gate boulevard. >> if it has not rained where you are yet, things may soon be changing. rosemary orozco is tracking the forecast. she'll have the forecast. >> arizona controversial immigration law gets a closer look. what's happening today ahead of a supreme court hearing tomorrow. to u-verse tv and internet... that's just what we need... i got accepted into juilliard. [ dad ] that's great! can we talk about wireless plans? now we can video-chat. and faster internet... [ female announcer ] with at&t u-verse, you can build a personalized bundle to fit your needs. even when they change. call now to bundle two, three, even four services. bundles including u-verse tv, internet and home phone star

. >> he has a special batman plate he uses for appearances. >> it keeps going back to the car. onto weather. this is what we have going on. a cold front went through today, not much to it. but it will bring some cooler air. now we do have a northwest wind but temperatures are up. 63 degrees. 54 in hagerstown and everyone will be cooling down tonight. we topped out at 75 for high. notice the average is up to 61 degrees. the average low is 39 degrees. we're going to be close to the average high the next few afternoons. it might go lower. over the next couple nights when the lows start to drop, there could be a few frost advisories. all right, here is our setup. here's the front that moved to the south. here's the next storm system and it's moving our way. the way the storm track is set up, with this storm leaving us to the south, it's setting up a path. for us, they're going to be close but they're going to be off to the south. that leaves us with a cool, northerly wind. that's a dry wind. we get rid of the front. it will dry us out for the home opener at camden yards. as far as

completion of these improvements will allow the america's cup to use the appear as a focal point for the sailing races. i would like to introduce our next speaker who will talk about the additional america's cup work. >> good afternoon. i am ehre -- here to requestor authorization to execute a 4th amendment to the general contractor -- contract with turner construction to include the total contract authorized into $64 million. to fund new public improvements related to the america's cup event. at pier 19, 23, 29, one half, 64, and 30-32. assuming that you approve the request. the purpose of these amendments is to provide a means to execute improvements needed for the america's cup race. we anticipate some of these work , for example, work at pier 19 and pier 64. maybe undertaken by the minutes division. this may result in a cost savings to this contract amendment. but that is subject to one of the ordinance -- a city ordinance that staff will be working on, once the ordinances passed, we may be able to get some of these work done by the poor maintenance division. design for the [unin

us. >> it appears just a small amount of fuel went into the bay. all lanes reopened by 10:30. >> a startling statistic about the risk highway workers face on the job. 72% saw drivers crash into the construction zone this year. 50% said their work we ares were injured and 52% had one construction worker killed. the rates are higher than national average where workers are injured 30% of the time and killed in 18% of the crashes. >> there is a protest a raid on the cabinnis college. the crack down shut down oaksterdam university. and they want the federal government to respect california's medical marijuana law. protests held on april 20th for 20 is a popular slang trm for marijuana use. >> a new study raising questions about in veto fert saigs. researchers found babies conceived by ivf are 30% more likely to have birth defects but the number jumps for ivf baby foz four. researchers have not determined why, and that stud gee published in journal fertility. >> the state's largest premier gathering of professional business women coming to san francisco

appears to have been a hoax. we tracked down that man in question in glen burnie tonight. he showed uso be a wing ticket but then he set's all been a practical joke and the ticket is not real. the baltimore woman who claims she does have a winning ticketing is no longer speaking to the media but she has hired a lawyer who told us he hasn't seen any evidence that she is, in fact, a winner. >>> a virginia railway express train is behind schedule after just missing a man walking the tracks. it happened in manassas just before 8:30. firefighters say the victim jumped out of the way in time but hurt his back in froes. sky 9 was over the scene as crews flew him to the hospital. the train did not hit that man but the whole incident caused a 20-minute delay. >>> it was 44 years ago today that an assassin killed martin luther king in memphis, and all these years later official records of the investigations into that murder remain under seal, unavailable for any of us, records of how the government dealt with his growing popularity also remain locked up. well, on this anniversary gary nurenberg

police sources tell us it appears the suspect was high on pcp. mickel tyrone young beat a security guard with a baseball andbat at "it's a family affair" daycare center. he was asking to use the phone and became enraged when they told him he could not. he was arrested a short time later driving a stolen car in palmer park? . >> the man at the center of the trayvon martin case will remain free on bond. a judge is not forcing zimmerman to turn over donations from his web site. raise more than $200,000 to help with defense expenses. or concerns that the judge would consider raising zimmerman's $150,000 bond. the judge said he needs to find out more about that account before ruling. zimmerman is charged with second-degree murder of trayvon martin. >> a disturbing twist in the scandal at the secret service. investigation in colombia has triggered new charges for of improper behavior in el salvador if. the secret service personnel drank heavily and pay for sex with prostitutes or strippers in that country. that was ahead of president obama's visit there

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position agreement and related actions to implement the 34th america's cup project involving use and appears nine, 19, 19.523, 27-29, and 29.5 and adjacent water areas. >> good afternoon. brad benson, working on the team representing the america's cup project. since we last spoke to you, a lot has happened. you have seen this play out in the paper with the america's cup project. we regret we did not have an opportunity to get a written report to you today, but we wanted to provide a verbal report to the commission about where things stand with america's cup planning, and where we expect things to go over the next several weeks. as you know, on february 27, the america's cup authority and mayor lee announced the event will continue as planned in 2012-2013, but with the proposed move of the team industrial bases to tpier 80. as you will recall, the world series events planned in 2012, we're looking to pier 80 as the site to host team bases. the development portion of the deal that we have been working on over the past year will not proceed, and as a result, we expect more discreet investment i

i used to appear before the park and recreation commission. i find that i can talk to both of you directly. i am here not to speak so much as all of these passionate neighbors have talked about this project, but i am here to talk about what this meeting is for, which is to certify this eir as a final document. i have the assurance that this is not the last event. is of this as final as it can get? ultimately the issue will probably be resolved in court. i see that happening here. i sent the planning commissioners, whose email i cannot seem to work, i must have something in the wrong place, but nevertheless, the beef i have with this final eir, it is lacking in credibility. it does not abide by the code, the code of seqa and disregards the guidelines. i do not know how many of the planning commissioners have read the whole two volumes, but i know mr. miguel has, because he was well represented in the comments he made. i concur with his eloquence. to contribute eloquence and design is something to be dismissed is absurdity. i think what is impor

he used his appearance. he played to his strength which was his figure, his form. the fact that he looked good on horseback. he made sure to visit every state during his presidency. so he was getting himself out there using the means that he had available. so we don't want to make, i think, a cult or make it a requirement for reticence. sometimes it's good, but the media is out there and a good president, a cunning president has to understand that and has to figure out how he can use it, what his strengths are and put them to work. >> steve, would you like a word back? >> not really. i agree with the analysis. what i didn't say or maybe implied is i think a president would be well served to try to gain a greater degree of self-restraint. it's the point of diminishing returns. you're quite right, could that be done? almost impossible. the man side of the equation from the media would make it extraordinarily difficult to do that. i will say, add this sort of thought, looking out at the world right now. people always ask about the colonel and the election campaign. yo

appearing in court today. the 42-year-old one goh charged with several counts of murder with special circumstances and three counts of attempted murder. vic lee joins with us the court appearance. >> one goh has apparently been talking his head off but today listened and n.court as the judge read names of the victims one by one. 43-year-old one goh's body shielded from the public, he showed no emotion. the judge read charges against him. after the brief court hearing the district attorney told reporters the murders were brutal and vicious. >> the scope of the murderous rampage is unprecedented here in alameda county. the defendant went to the school with a 45 caliber weapon. and he also had four fully-loaded magazines of ammunition. >> goh apparently upset and left in november with his tuition fully paid. >> there is some information that this defendant wanted money back. >> there is now an explanation of yes left after the shooting. >> our indication sthae just left and was not able to continue the pattern because some people had left the building already and they were calls being made to 911. we know an officer was around the corner and contacted by some

the bureau's structure, the positive gao report, the very fact that director cordray is appearing today before us in his 15th appearance, um, or of other senior staff is a testimonial to the number of checks placed on the bureau. and i wod

a side of the fact that you have to prepare briefs and appear before us -- >> i think we have a long period of time in which this hotel has continued to operate in violation of the determination under the planning code. there's been no determination by any city agency that he is exempt from that. it is just delaying the process further and to lead the city's position -- deleading that the city's position that it is not a lawful nonconforming use. there is no other hardships to -- there is no particular hardship to the letter of determination holder. >> thank you, sir. >> mr. sanchez? >> regarding the nonconforming termination, it has been department practice, they can still go to the planning commission. they did have this question pending before the board of appeals. they didit would have been prevd from going in 2007. they could still go to the planning commission and seek an extension of the nonconforming use. this was done several times for the bar in the same building. first, in 1990. they have extended hours, the operate until 2:00 a.m. they extended again in 2009 and finally r

appear at our hearings. and we need somebody to back us of that they need to appear in and respond. this is not just a local lawyer, this is a state law. the local law requires them to appear. some of the locals were involved and are some of the state laws. you will sometimes get those received, those kinds of peripherals. >> you won't necessarily claim them as being willful, even though people are not showing up, willfully, more or less, but is really important, we don't have the authority or the ability to force them to come. that is why it everywhere, it talks about finding another agency or referring to another agency for enforcement, and so here, if they were to come before you, not necessarily for a penalty or anything, but for you to order them as the enforcement agency to appear. that becomes a matter of record. and we think is important that they be put through those strokes and because we take what we do very seriously as you do. holyfield that the public oppose the right to have their due process to have the records they want and have the respondents be present. it causes

it appears someone used a car jack to prior open the security bars. the officers used smoke grenades, they said it is one of their biggest busts ever. seven guns, including assault rifles, and pit bulls here. the investigation had been going on for at least two months, some in the area said they smelled marijuana here before. and an officer told us they have had a break-in here before. even though the neighbors didn't want to speak on camera, the news travelled fast. >> i knew they were growing. >> i don't want them out there, around that. >> reporter: one of the suspects from overnight was getting a pizza, and came back to the scene and was arrested. police say they checked into it, and so far, there is nothing to suggest that this might be a medical marijuana operation. people who work in the area tell me they weren't totally surprised. one man who works in the area said that in the back of the warehouse, there is a unit that looks like an air conditioning unit or processing unit that goes into the top of the building. it hums all day, and the the s

you used to appear on every cover and win every poll.aughed with you about this before, but inside i sensed an on going dilemma you wrestled with. it was great business, great for your brand, what you wanted to be was a great actress and great mother. how are you dealing with that great dilemma now that you have moved into child number two? >> i never sort of think of it as a dilemma, you know, i feel very lucky and fortunate that i'm given the opportunity to even do this for a living. and each given -- i'm afforded a platform where i can you know talk about and create this company and get amazing partners and surround myself with the experts that i have been able to do. that i probably wouldn't have been able to do if i didn't have the exposure the way i did early in this my career. so i'm very grateful for that. but, yeah, you know, like i'm more mature now and it would be nice and i have actually since i have had my kids taken a different approach to my career and, you know, i'm not always going after the big paycheck. like i used to.

use. it appeared we fed 77 lengthy of b -- plenty of bulk. these were the inventory numbers for corn. 6billion-bushels. soybeans 1.3 billion in the midthel of the range and wheat unsurprising, 1.2 billion. north eastern north dakota the state was -- expects the statewide average start date for field work will becoming monday. they said that is a month ahead of the 2011 average start. it would be the furtherrest since 2003. taking a look at wheat conditions from north to south and montana, nash said more than half of the crop is just fair. a quarter is good and just 3% is excellent. in wyoming winter wheat is showing lots of promise, 71% is good. the rest is fair. kansas 59% rated good or better, oklahoma shows three quarters of the state's wheat is good to excellent. >>> in business, the nation's nearly 2200 farm banks loaned more money in 2011. that's latest information from the american bankers association showing farm and ranch lending hit $3.8 billion. that's up nearly 6%. agriculture borrowers have a outstanding balance of roughly $72 bi

you told us that your first appearance as secretary, you focused on using limited federal law enforcement resources in a smarter more effective manner in enforcing immigration laws. immigration and customs enforcement director are following through. implementation of i.c.e.'s policies is a positive step forward. this policy is apprehending more individuals who are a legitimate threat to public safety and provide major relief to those who pose no threat. you're standing by your commitment to focus first and northeast on the most dangerous among the undocumented population, mr. martin was in vermont. we discussed that then too. i think you're doing the best you can. i supported president bush's efforts for the comprehensive immigration reform and i still would like to see that even though it has very little impact in my state of vermont, it has enormous impact on the rest of the country. in fact, we're holding this hearing today, the supreme court is hearing argument on the constitutionality of an arizona immigration enforcement law. constitution of the u.s. declares congress and the federa

police tell us it doesn't appear the home opener was allowing alcohol or doing anything illegal. they believe uninvited crashers . >> a lot of people came later. i don't think they planned to come for the party but for other things. >> trouble? >> yeah trouble. >> they say the two teens who were hurt the most critically go to the high school. >> it hurts because they go to my school. i see them every day. >> according to police, the latest information they have is the two teenagers hurt the worst are in critical but stable condition tonight. >> i should mention that no one has been arrested for the fight or the stabbing yet. police have interviewed a number of people who attend it had party but are still investigating that incident now. devastation stretches across the middle of the country after more than 100 tornadoes touched down killing at least five people and injuring others. now there's a threat of more severe weather. >> this outbreak of tornadoes claimed five lives, injured dozens, some critically and at this hour the threat of tornadoes continues to threaten communities

. >> police tell us it does not appear the homeowner was allowed to alcohol. they believed uninvited crashers cause trouble. the high school students to read their say more people kept on coming. >> a lot of people just started coming later. >> they say the two teenagers who were hurt the most critically both go to gwynn park high. >> i feel bad. they go to my school. i see them every day. >> what caused so many crashes to come to the party was when word got out on the website saturday night. according to police, these teenagers or hurt the worst and wanted in the hospital in critical but stable condition. abc 7 news. >> one man under arrest in connection with a videotape. it would viral. sevenseveral people attacked a man. they surrendered to police friday night. he is charged with robbery and other offenders. they say he will plead not guilty. >> today is a 150 years ago that slaves were freed in the nation's capital. this'll be held from 11:00 p.m. until 11. this is ending with fireworks later. this will be closed today and tonight. we have all the details.

. >>> business news, us airways appears to be a step closer to making a hostile take over offer for americanes. >>> we could be seeing a big merger perhaps soon. american airlines' biggest union coming out just a few minutes ago saying they've reached a contract agreement with us airways, a labor agreement that would go into effect if us airways were to take over american. us airways hasn't made that offer yet, this agreement between the unions is a sign they are moving closer to that. us airways would force some deal with american's -- [ inaudible ] >>> right now we go to lisa in a second but frances working on information on the san mateo bridge fuel spill westbound and chain reaction accident eastbound a big mess. more pleasant matters. >>> if you like the warm, we are cranking up the heat. isn't this a cool shot? the towers at 746 feet, you can see how compressed the marine layer is. driving over the golden gate bridge, be careful, the fog will slow you down and you heard what has happened on the san mateo bridge. be careful out there 55 redwood city, 57 san francisco, 54 napa, mild morn

it will help us shore up our aging and deterioration appears -- deteriorateing piers. it will help us clear of deferred maintenance. it will be a >>> promotion for the city. people will see the panoramic views of san francisco and want to come here. i would very much like to see forty-niners stay here. what that means, we will have to talk about it. i am not a big fan of massive public subsidies to sports teams. i think we should work hard to keep them here. >> we're almost out of time. are there any other issues or concerns we have not discussed? are there any other specific issues you plan to concentrate on throughout your turn? >> a couple that come to mind. i introduced in control legislation to make it easier for tenants displaced by fires or earthquakes or other disasters to find below market replacement meant -- rent while their apartments are being fixed. there are some aspects of our rent control laws that make it difficult to find those kinds of temporary accommodations at below market rent. i have been working with groups on legislation that introduced that w

us. >> reporter: she appeared on cnn again thursday night with anderson cooper doing damage control. wasn't backing down. >> being a stay at home mom is a lot of work. it's work inside the home, not outside the home. she is lucky, though, that she had choice. and she referred to that herself. i admired the way that she talks about her own life. many women do not have the choice or the luxury of being a stay at home mom. >> reporter: romney's campaign says rosen has visited the white house 35 times and now they're questioning her relationship with the administration and the democratic strategists. live at the satellite center, ken molestina, 9news now. >>> infidelity, money and shame. tonight the man who once fought to become the president of the united states is now fighting just to stay out of prison. we're talking about john edwards. and today jury selection began in north carolina for the trial of the former senator. federal prosecutors say edwards funneled nearly a million dollars to keep his mistress quiet during his 2008 bid for the white house. at the time his wife elizabeth w

i think everybody here would agree with that you told us that your first appearance as secretary you focused on using limited federal law enforcement and resources effective manner when enforcing immigration laws, you and immigration customs and director john morton are following through. implementation is a positive step. this new policy has the effect of apprehending more individuals who are legitimate threats to public safety. providing major relief to those posed no threat, this an improvement and you are saying by your commitment to the most dangerous among the undocumented population, mr. morton was in vermont, we discussed that then too. i think you're doing the best you can in the absence of congress taking up meaningful immigration reform. as you know i supported president bush's efforts for meaningful and comprehensive immigration reform. i would like to see that though it has little impact on my state of vermont, it has on the rest of the country. as we hold this hearing today the supreme court is hearing argument on the constitutionality of an arizona immigration enforceme

work is did not want to talk to us but we -- but we do know, so is considering the death penalty in this case later this afternoon when he makes that first court appearance. >>> well, he used to live in virginia where he still owes money and his brother who lives in virginia who shielded himself, he said he was a shamed when his brother killed those people and 13 months ago another brother died in a car crash. as police investigate they are still trying to come to terms with their loss. we have more the memorial and how the victims are being remembered, allie rasmus? >> reporter: this is also a place where victims saw their futures and a play that in memorial ices them, among those killed, a 38-year-old man who lived in north beach. he was gunned down on tuesday morning and his car was stolen by the gunman. he was there because he dreamed of being a nurse. he worked at an indian restaurant and was jobbed with a big heart. >> i could see him getting into that profession because he was interested in people. >> also killed was the mother of a four-year-old boy. katherine peoria, a woman who was still trying to help her husband immigrate from the philippines

so that the saudi port of poti that has to be kept to the united states for us for reasons for their western powers who appear for us the british government germany turkey wealthy out of states like saudi arabia qatar and i pulled out of it where it's they don't want to be syria or we're going to be a one proceed. for the such a peace process social peace plan would have to face very much in the western powers are they still blame the syrian government for not complying entirely with kofi annan spun while failing to mention the opposition's commitments why do you think that was good because that precisely they so they are one sided they do support your position is their efforts need to first to provoke the fall of the. regime it's so they're either supporting the opposition diplomatically or we've big salaries like wealthy arab states like saudi arabia qatar said that they were going to pay the salaries of the free syrian army or providing them with weapons of perhaps even with special forces operating inside syria in violation of syria's so pretty so that these recent why do you blame this in. your position