being watched closely -- >> what happened in france is being watched closely, because europe faces us see us strikes as governments bareback cherished benefits. bbc news, paris. >> the spanish prime minister and has called on a basket separatist movement to lay down its arms forever. -- of basque separatist movement to lay down its arms forever. mozambique has reversed its decision to raise bread prices by 30%. food riots last week left 13 dead. bread will now be sold at its previous price of 14 cents. every year since 1998, more than 30,000 japanese people have killed themselves. japan's health ministry estimates cases of suicide and depression caused the economy $32 billion last year. the government has launched a task force to address the problem. more than two weeks of political deadlock have ended in australia with confirmation that labor's julia gillard will continue as prime minister, would be backing, at last, of to independenct mp's. she has been near west possible majority. nick bryant has this. >> it is like the finale of a tv reality show, with the winner kept a closely-guarde

see before. it allowed for tonal consistency in the x-ray that allowed us to see many changes that were there from 1990 all the way to 1917 d en many images that we knew of before. for example, there's a tantalizing black-and-white photograph from 1913. matisse actually hired a photograph to photograph a moment of transition of bathers using the conservator's cross section that they did. new cross section based on more precise information from that x-ray to very specific places on the painting they were able to then use the new color information we got from new cross sections to do things like recolorize a black-and-white photograph if 1913 sand reimagine this radical change in the painting. so it was a beautiful collaboration between curators and conservators and scientists and technician and new technology and all of that together gave thus idea that "bathers by a river" which we knew as a painting had stayed in matisse's studio the entire run of this moment, stayed with him until 1926, that it was a picture for him alone, it was, in fact, part of that commission but very quickly sort of decided

they were not used to seeing them or getting classes in journalism. they would get people in trouble. sometimes the art or the artist got in trouble. let's look at a few of the structures around california. this is built by the wpa. the noblist motive is the public good. imagine anybody saying that today. this kind of work is a noble endeavor. county courthouses like this one in alameda. city halls all over california in a variety of styles. this one is at burbank. it hasn't been touched. fire stations all over the place. and police stations and armories. this is the police stables in golden gate park and public libraries. and then one at north berkeley. public hospitals. clinics and sanitary. as well as polio people did get tuberculosis. remember that counties were strapped for funds. so the wpa gave it to them. children got health care. we were headed for a national health care system. we treat things differently now. essentially, what we have of med-cal is going to be slashed true. as an environmentist, i am opposed to this. they laid concrete in s

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by noon just about all of us seeing sunshine. a few straggling clouds or lingering clouds, if you will, around the coast. about 58 half moon bay. low to mid-60s through the bay. upper 60s the east bay valleys. about 4:00 sunshine just about everywhere. half moon bay 60. mid to upper 60s throughout the bay. near 70 in the south bay. low 70s in the north bay valleys and low to mid-70s in the east bay valleys. all these temperatures about 4 to 8 degrees cooler than yesterday. and another push of cool air tomorrow which will drop our temperatures anywhere from 2 degrees around the coast and bay to another 4 degrees inland. but look at the quick turn-around on thursday and friday, saturday, sunday and monday total sunshine in the afternoon hours, low 70s at the coast, mid-80s around the bay and mid-90s inland. good morning. >> you heard theresa's report about the accident. it's blocked at o'grady drive. you need to avoid that stretch and you may want to consider camden avenue to get around it. elsewhere in the south bay, freeways are

but you broke it off after the... >> it wasn't because of us, you see. you're about to... and so it's good intention from both sides. not because of us but because we have that capacity. we had good relation with israel and we have good relations with all arab countries. i think this is an asset. >> rose: was it you that said israel must apologize for the incident before there could be... was that you? >> first of all, we have to just look at what happened, you see. humanitarian aid convoy led by mostly turks but people from six countries, academics, intellectuals, some activists. and these ships were attacked in the international waters. this is very much important. then nine people were killed. eight turks and one turkish american. >> rose: right. now, should we ignore this? can we ignore this? can we forget this? with k we act as if nothing happened? now it has happened. what happens? two ways. in the old years they used to fight each other. in the modern days what is the way? international law. so that's what we're asking, you see. >> rose: what are you asking? >> an ap

we established rating systems, a lot of requirements that they have met us on. i see that stephanie is here from supervisor alioto-pier's office. if you would like to add some words -- >> thank you, supervisor dufty. this is just supervisor alioto- pier's idea to recognize the restaurants and the vitality that they contribute to san francisco. it is a symbol ordinance. dph is thrilled to participate. it is quite simple, the criteria that will be developed. we look forward to developing the application process. supervisor chu: thank you. just a question from me to dph. i appreciate the sentiments of restaurant appreciation month. it certainly adds a lot to the economy and many people from many places no of san francisco and they're wonderful restaurants. so i just wanted to ask how we are paying for this process. it is just one more thing on top of the work that you already do. help me understand how much work you anticipate running this award program, is it something where the benefits would outweigh the staff requirements to participate? >> i am not exactly sure what

something i always wanted, to have a big family and really fun ages right now, 2 to 11, keeping us bus see. my son, charlie, lost his first front tooth yesterday. >> big time. >> which was -- got texted a photo as islanded in new york. it was exciting. and just every day it is something new. school just started. that's a good thing. >> before i let you go. you are also in town here for a really special -- the trident. >> yes, i'm working with trident to help promote smiles across america, bringing attention to

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they don't see that there are people like us who need it. >> many americans remain split over the law. a new poll shows a light 30% of those surveyed favored while 40% are opposed. a divided debate likely to intensify as the midterm elections approach. >> the baltimore city budget has taken a beating but that did not stop the city official from a pricey renovation of his office at taxpayer expense. this is the office of the director of public works, complete with a zebra stripes rug, a pedestal stint at a 12 footer dollars desk chair -- pedestal sink. david scott was the public works director at time and a member of the sheila dixon capita. the total cost was more than $27,000. on the director has now found other uses for the furniture. >> baltimore city police are looking for those behind a string of armed robberies in side the -- inside the mondawmin mall. >> these have hit several sources inside mondawmin mall over the summer. they're all armed robberies but please to not leave their all connected. a string of armed robberies over the summer has police searching for suspects. six h

and i think seeing a lot of phone books for a lot of us seeing phone books scattered on the sidewalk seem to defeat the purpose of reducing waste. >> we would like to get the 20% off if we can get it. anything helps these days. >> reporter: the co-op is looking for better ways for th promotion. reporting live in san francisco, david stevenson, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> capital avenue in freemont is now the scene of a parking experiment. new parking spots are slanted against the flow of traffic. so that means drivers have to back into those spots. some of the drivers we saw trying to park today didn't have much luck. city planners say the new slants provide more parking spots and make it safer for bicyclists. >> it allows you to have bicycling with more safety. >> reporter: the same sort of parking spaces are used in parts of seattle and portland. there's no word yet ou long this test in free hospital will last. >>> a 70-foot tall geyser of water greeted police today. it happened this morning at san leandro street. the car hit the hydrant and ended up on the train tracks. >>> beautiful

let us see. president peterson: the interior elevations and details in a2.3. let me just ask my question. -- vice president goh: it does look like these plants have in then the sky lights and the location of the kitchen appliances. so i wonder if this is a change. they look different, and these from the earlier set. i wonder if that was a change that was made in between. >> i can only tell you what the plans show. vice president goh: but you have both sets. >> the permit holder and has both original sets, well-worn and available. i note that one of the sheets is not be approved stamp sheets, but generally it seems they are. >> let me ask a question differently. i am sorry i am not being very clear. the march 5, 2010 approved plans a company a permit application for the "add skylights and replace existing windows. however, on those plans it appears that there are these kitchen appliances that are crossed out as though it is a change. -- vice president goh:. they were in the original permit application. they are still in the revision. vice president goh: i am so

she used to look out and see her neighbor's house. that house is gone. >> when we woke up this morning and looked out, we couldn't believe it. still can't believe it. it's surreal. >> we're used to seeing our neighbors go to work in the morning. we're waving at them. >> we hope they all come back. >> the bishops say the city, their insurance company and peg have been there for whatever they've needed since this has happened. >> they're right there. we've never had to look around to find these people. they were always there. >> reporter: but local authorities say not everyone has good intentions and say the victims of this disaster are at risk of being victimized again, by people who are looking to make a dime off of this tragedy. >> i've worked so many other fires in northern california; and, you know, these people will come in and just wreak havoc upon these people. >> licensing board investigators say the scam artists and unlicensed contractors will hit a neighborhood ravaged by disaster about a week after the incident, which is righ

i don't really see this part of town so much as. used to be i don't really get around. neighborhood. there are just a few miles between whites and francisco the city visited by tourists and view but there are two completely different worlds here devon in the she can't live a peaceful life there from different neighborhood turfs enemy gangs. neighborhood. no i. haven't seen me. as young teenager fourteen and. in my neighborhood as august before. where the video he made in his neighborhood here young people from san francisco was a given the chance to do something creative. and his friends david show them life. back then i. had to go. to leave the office sometimes to talk to some of those who were still associated with the harbor about three hundred yards from west point his reputation as a former gangster in his new role as mediator and friend had given him protection from the violence in this area. in west point near the bad gophers there are two streets where the local youth hangout the kids in the harbor roadside meet here in the square outside the gym this is where t

. >> when we see the white house potentially taking aim at us and see political pundits naping at us see folks inside -- sniping at us and see folks inside the svelteway doing that, it doesn't bother us. >> the challenge -- beltway doing that, it doesn't bother us. >> the challenge for the tea party movement is what specifically would you do? >> reporter: as president obama laid down a challenge for the tea partiers his spokesman denied a new york times story that the white house was planning a raid of anti-tea party tv ads leading up to the november elections. >> what was untrue is the story was predicated on a national ad campaign that neither existed nor was being contemplated. >> reporter: republican leaders who have found themselves targeted as tea party examples of washington overspending set to unveil a new blueprint for what the gop will do after november. >> i think we're getting back to basics, what makes us a party, what our core beliefs are, where we strayed and then what do we have to concentrate on to win? >> reporter: but for a movement that didn't exist in 2008, the te

moisture the is not going to see us until, monday also of the clouds today. e in the bay later this afternoon and into this evening. it is going to be a mainly tomorrow evening when we see the rain. showers on the sunday, and then try in the afternoon and if you have plans? shipped them onto the afternoon on sunday. cooler temperatures as we go into with a dipping down to the low 70's, inland. mid-60s along the bay shore and upper 50s on the coastline. let us take a look with our stormtracker ratdar are a very well-defined storm. al, we missed that rainfall yesterday it passed us on all to the north but the second band tonight and into tomorrow morning. and i think we're going to see some showers with this. let us take a look con futurecast. by 4:00 p.m., the rainfall is going to go towards the north bay and uniformity as it begins and then it will start to break up a little bit. by 10:00 a.m., light showers of of the north bay and of the golden gate and along the coastline. as for moving to the noon hour, that is pretty much it and as we see with very light

something people weren't used to seeing. and a business many being held up. and in george washington high school, the farther of our country pointing the pioneers west as they walk over a dead indian. most of the art is not controversial. most of the artists celebrates local produce. this is one of the most extraordinary murals i have seen. at a tuberculosis cemetery. they also painted a mural in san francisco. finally, it's on the outside of the berkeley community theater. all people brought together through the arts. unfortunately, it was not the last. the war came along. and anton refurgie. there were controversial. there were tried in washington in 1953. he had a panel showing the arts and sciences. there is luther burbank and jack london. there was a thing on the side. it says federal art project and has beginning and ending date. that is a wall which becomes a tomb stone. the artists themselves are becoming ghosts. that's what he's doing there. joseph danish. head of the projects, it is it was a wonderful time that he woke up every morning wondering how

instrumental in helping us set out and rent out -- and went on a number of patrols with us to let us see what was going on in the neighborhood, what we should be looking for. the one thing on all those patrols was that on every single block at almost every single moment, people would be walking up to jane and taking a few moments to chat with her. there are very few people in any community that everyone seems to have a strong personal connection to. i saw homeless people chatting with her on a first day basis, treating her with respect as she treated them with respect -- chatting with her on a first- name basis. i saw that from business people, from supervisors. anyone who seemed to come into the castro knew were on a personal basis. any person chosen to name areas and locations after -- i think that is typically for a lot of people to look at their life and experiences and encourage people to live up to it that standard or try to exceed that standard. harvey milk is recognized on the west side of that area. 17th is on the opposite side. i think it would be very fitting to see the work a

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use intermediate weapon. but why go to the taser right way? >> barbara agrees, she's past president of the national association of civilian oversight of law enforcement. not seeing a reason to use a taser. >> unless taisers are used carefully and within guidelines and with strict policies and training departments are going to cost them a lot of money. and have ability to use tasers taken away from them. >> mcfarland sued marin county on monday. the sheriff's department saying in part that it takes charges of excessive force seriously but are confident the deputies will be vindicated when all of the facts are in. ke we asked them if there is an investigation going on? to that, no reply f you want to see the video, abc 7 news.com. >> thank you. >> and a a son noma county couple filed suit over the use of a taser when nathan vaughn was tased three times. an autopsy showed vaughn died from abusing prescription drugs. his parents are claiming product liability. no response yet from taser. >> still ahead here tonight, a community debate over future of a neighborhood park in san francisco. how it's become a victim of its own pop larts. >> and there is a vicious predato

i don't really see this part of town so much as. i used to be yeah i don't really get around to much. out of my neighborhood. there are just a few miles between whites and francisco the city visited by tourists and bayview but there are two completely different worlds here devon in this you know can't live a peaceful life there from different neighborhood turfs run by enemy gangs. no one is transportation around. the neighborhood it's me living. but when i'm in a neighborhood there's no. outside. i know i. haven't seen me and. when i. hear from. people. in my neighborhood. carrying pistols as young teenagers fourteen and under forty. in my neighborhood as i can speak for me that's what i'm seeing every day. and then go where the video he made in his neighborhood here young people from san francisco was a given the chance to do something creative. his friend david shows them life. and. places i still feel. places but. back then i will. begin to where i had to go i was. shawn also has to leave the office sometimes to talk to some of his old

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