to $20,000 a month. and so, we have this problem coming up, we need more help among the people here in this room, to help us to help us to start looking at what is really happening and we like to set up to set up a committee. and we have a police issues. (inaudible) weiner wants to put food trucks and (inaudible) trucks within 50 feet of existing-like businesses. in other words, the coffee roasterry could have a coffee food truck in front of crutch. we are working very hard and it was done behind the scenes and they tried to bring it up and this goes into the potential of not all food trucks are bad. but this is potential of possibly dealing out of trucks like they have right now downtown. we need to look into this. number five. pedestrian ans say that greg are you here? one saturday i heard about saturday traffic on chest nut, and i drove it three times and it was outrageously scary. the pedestrians do not stop, period. and what happens is you start to go in and you think that it says and they just run right in front of you. someone is going to get hurt and i almost hit somebody because a lady had five children under

the land that we have and this document is a very and this program is a very important tool for us to help us allocate resources as wisely and strategickly as we can. we love it. it is really important and we are grateful to controller's office for the guidance in establishing the program. let me talk very briefly about some of the highlights or at least my preliminary observations for this report for 11-12 and i will turn it over and then our staffs are going to do more of a deeper dive. this is a really good report. there are marginal score changes at different parts and what we see is that the scores are stable and they are fundamentally remaining for the my main nens which 85 percent, it is perceived to be a well maintained park and what you can see since 05-06 and particularly in the last few years is a general upward trend of the number of high, performing parks in the reduction of low performing parks and over all, which is most fundamentally important to us, a decrease in the disparty between our highest scoring parks and our lowest scoring parks. this year, rements the smallest dispa

using social networking sites like facebook to solicite womens. one sent 800 invites on facebook. >> i used to have to sit next to my expimp and help him recruit girls. >> reporter: those same pages used to recruit are used to rescue. >> i can go in and see who liked him. that can lead me to look for girls that look like they need help. >> reporter: they say that facebook reacts swiftly. they take human trafficking seriously and has built systems to flag and block material. tagged.com said it has many tech and educational tools to em power and protect individuals. nina and lisa, whose names were

help us understand, where are these incidents happening and by neighborhood as well as geographically with regards to a particular nightclub venue or a commercial corridor i think that would be helpful at helping us address the problems. i know that our police chief has monthly comstat meetings where you really drill into where crimes are happening and to the extent at which that same data analysis can be used to help us here would be really helpful. >> and i think that it would be helpful to hear from the police department and unless you have anything else to add? >> no. >> but i do want to know something, i think that we have to be very careful before we start putting out these numbers in terms of percentage increase and of incidents, i think that we have to be very careful to make sure that we are accurate about what we are talking about. because i do know that an issue that we have had in the past in the police department is, you know, the tracking of this kind of data and information. so, i think that we have to be very careful before we make general statements about increase in violence, because maybe, it may be true in one district, but that may not be the case in other parts of the city.

he needs to be with us to help us. >> the couple was killed in a fiery crash near davis when a big rig lost control on interstate 80 and crashed through the center guardrail hitting the bmw. the chp says the big rig driver claims he choked on some food and passed out at the wheel. a small flower and card was left at the couple's home in petaluma. neighbors say they were kind and loving. >> they loved their church. they looked after the homeless. very lovely people. >> pang and his wife came to california 30 years ago and would help others navigate the immigration system. >> he knows how the systemworkea worked and helped us. >> she remembers a conversation just last week as they were preparing to mourn a temple member who had just passed away. >> he was kidding with me. he was saying oh i want you to help me. i said sure. but he said it is not going to come anytime soon. >> according to buddhist tradition the funeral will last seven days. the big rig driver who hit them is from fresno, and we just learned that the dmv says that he was caught driving on a suspended license in 2009. acco

he needs to be with us to help us. >> the couple was killed in a fiery crash near davis when a big rigt control on interstate 80 and crashed through the center guardrail hitting the bmw. the chp says the big rig driver claims he choked on some food and passed out at the wheel. a small flower and card was left at the couple's home in petaluma. neighbors say they were kind and loving. >> they loved their church. they looked after the homeless. very lovely people. >> pang and his wife came to california 30 years ago and would help others navigate the immigration system. >> he knows how the system worked and helped us. >> she remembers a conversation just last week as they were preparing to mourn a temple member who had just passed away. >> he was kidding with me. he was saying oh i want you to help me. i said sure. but he said it is not going to come anytime soon. >> according to buddhist tradition the funeral will last seven days. the big rig driver who hit them is from fresno, and we just learned that the dmv says that he was caught driving on a suspended license in 2009. according to h

he needs to be with us to help us. >> the couple was killed in a fiery crash near davis when a big rig lost control on interstate 80 and crashed through the center guardrail hitting the bmw. the chp says the big rig driver claims he choked on some food and passed out at the wheel. a small flower and card was left at the couple's home in petaluma. neighbors say they were kind and loving. >> they loved their church. they looked after the homeless. very lovely people. >> pang and his wife came to california 30 years ago and would help others navigate the immigration system. >> he knows how the system worked and helped us. >> she remembers a conversation just last week as they were preparing to mourn a temple member who had just passed away. >> he was kidding with me. he was saying oh i want you to help me. i said sure. but he said it is not going to come anytime soon. >> according to buddhist tradition the funeral will last seven days. the big rig driver who hit them is from fresno, and we just learned that the dmv says that he was caught driving on a suspended license in 2009. according

teachers who want to be bilingual if we don't have people like her, she takes out extra time for us to help us build the community and teach us everything that we know. please, please, keep people like her so we can pass on the knowledge and find wonderful teachers and pass on the legacy, keep her because we really need her. thank you. >> tony. robles and i'm with the foundation and also with the magazine. with all of what has happened in the city, the landscape has changed so much and what i want to say is, you know, tina should be retained as a teacher she is an excellent teacher and she is an excellent role model for the young kids. and something that i think is very important is that she is somebody that really cares about families, cares about not only philippine american families but the children that the families of all of the children. and our families are really under assault economically, housing, it is hard enough. teachers like miss alaho should be honored and they should be supported because they are the ones who are going to strengthen our community. >> you need to wrap up, sir.

us succeeds on our own. we succeed in part because the people above us who are helping to encourage us and pull us up. once women are appointed into these positions, dr. carlysle has continued to provide help and mentor ship. doctor, on behalf of the board of supervisors, it's my great pleasure to honor you as part of women's history month. (applause) >> thank you very much, supervisor wiener, and all of the supervisors. i am truly honored to be part of this wonderful group of women who are being honored here today. on reflecting what i would say today about women in science and medicine, it occurred to me that we have come a long way. we've come a long way from the days in which i started and which i was patted on the head and told -- and this was a quote -- "too bad you're a woman, you're talented but you'll never get a job." i did get a job as a scientist and a job as a physician. at the time i was in medical school a class of 180 at the university of pennsylvania. there were 35 women in the class. and as supervisor wiener has already pointed out, we've made great strides in training young women as

and allow us to help us develop the skills like social skills and reasoning and problem solving. , bill. and we don't have that time. so, as a result of our stress, i think we resort to spanking and hitting and doing these horrible things that -- >> bill: you say you don't have the time. you can make the time. you don't have to work two jobs. you won't live as well or whatever. it's a decision. but,. >> i agree with you. >> bill: the problem that we are seeing now is i think many parents try to buy cooperation and affection of their children. they are trying to buy it okay? because, you know, rather than say to the kid, listen, here is the boundary and here is what you do. and the kid starts to mouth off and don't like them, they say i really don't want to deal with that i will give them what they want. in fact, i will give them more so they like me. i think that's what's going on. >> yeah, because i think parents are are -- have a lot of guilt. either they are both stressing and working full time because they think they need two cars and three bathrooms or they are a single paren

. >> we thought the law was supposed to protect us and help us go to school, but look what happened to rodrigo. please help us bring him back. >> they lobbied the city council to pass a resolution to send to congress in support of bringing home their classmate, 10-year-old rodrigo. their visas expired while visiting family in mexico. on january 10th, the u.s. customs officers denied their re-entry and sent them back to mexico with a five-year wait to reapply for new visas. >> what about rodrigo? who is fighting for rodrigo? we need to fight for rodrigo's rights. >> in the first berkeley council skypeession, session, joined h joined his classmates. >> thank you, everyone, for what you are doing to try and get me home. >> the students wrote letters to their congressional representatives and the president asking for a waiver called humanitarian parole. >> we are just fourth grade kids, but you are doing a big thing. thank you. >> the resolution passed, but the fourth graders aren't stoping here. tomorrow they will be on a national news show followed by a lineup of local radio talk shows t

. >> we thought the law was supposed to protect us and help us go to school, but look what happened to rodrigo. please help us bring him back. >> they lobbied the city council to pass a resolution to send to congress in support of bringing home their classmate, 10-year-old rodrigo. their visas expired while visiting family in mexico. on january 10th, the u.s. customs officers denied their re-entry and sent them back to mexico with a five-year wait to reapply for new visas. >> what about rodrigo? who is fighting for rodrigo? we need to fight for rodrigo's rights. >> in the first berkeley council skype session, rodrigo joined his classmates. >> thank you, everyone, for what you are doing to try and get me home. >> the students wrote letters to their congressional representatives and the president asking for a waiver called humanitarian parole. >> we are just fourth grade kids, but you are doing a big thing. thank you. >> the resolution passed, but the fourth graders aren't stoping here. tomorrow they will be on a national news show followed by a lineup of local radio talk shows throughou

. >> we thought the law was supposed to protect us and help us go to school, but look what happened togo. please help us bring him back. >> they lobbied the city council to pass a resolution to send to congress in support of bringing home their classmate, 10-year-old rodrigo. their visas expired while visiting family in mexico. on january 10th, the u.s. customs officers denied their re-entry and sent them back to mexico with a five-year wait to reapply for new visas. >> what about rodrigo? who is fighting for rodrigo? we need to fight for rodrigo's rights. >> in the first berkeley council skype session, rodrigo joined his classmates. >> thank you, everyone, for what you are doing to try and get me home. >> the students wrote letters to their congressional representatives and the president asking for a waiver called humanitarian parole. >> we are just fourth grade kids, but you are doing a big thing. thank you. >> the resolution passed, but the fourth graders aren't stoping here. tomorrow they will be on a national news show followed by a lineup of local radio talk shows throughout the

. >> we ask my father to help us out, to help us with justice. we bury him today. was going to work that fast. >> a woman tips off police that her ex-boyfriend, 33-year-old luis negron was the driver of the car that hits torres. he is arrested and in a deal with prosecutors pleads guilty to manslaughter and evading responsibility. sentencing is set for may 3rd. but what would you have done as angel torres lay alone. he deserved someone to stop traffic, perhaps to hold his hand, to have responded the way he most certainly would have. >> he always helped everybody in that area. and in his time of need, nobody there, nobody ran to my father to help him out. >>> next, new york's grand central station comes to a shocking standstill. >> how long has this been happening? >> i don't know. >> when "caught on camera: what would you do?" continues. [ lisa ] my name's lisa, and chantix helped me quit. i honestly loved smoking, and i honestly didn't think i would ever quit. [ male announcer ] along with support, chantix is proven to help people quit smoking. it reduces the urge

and, so, i want to ask you to think about how it is that you can help us to build these infrastructures, how you can help us to build community so that we're keeping ourselves safe today, this month, this year, and for many, many years to come. so, with that, again, i want to thank you for being here. and we as a civilian leadership of the city and county of san francisco look forward to hosting hopefully many seminars like this into the future so we can all work together to keep our city, our state, our country, and our world much safer. thank you for being here. (applause) >> thank you, supervisor chiu. on wednesday we had an lcac or big hover craft land across ocean beach. that would have not been possible without the cooperation of the park service. i would like to introduce frank dean, he's the general superintendent of the golden gate recreational area and these going to talk for a few minutes about these marvelous parks that we have in the area that much of what is being occupied by fleet week. mr. dean. (applause) >> thank you, appreciate it. well, good morning. i'm so pleased to see fleet week cont

us a tutorial to help us learn. >> hi. i'm maya. >> that's little maya. she as you can see is a full-time kid. she has a way to teach us. >> you have a beat box use the phrase boots and cat. all you have to do is emphasize the letters like this. then repeat. ♪ >> see that. and she makes it sound like a pro. >> twinkle twinkle little star how i wonder what you are. >> that sounds awful. >> i think i want to have her do the beat. ♪ >> terrible too. >> let's just let maya do it. >> let's let maya do it. ♪ up above the world so high like a diamond in the sky ♪ >> bath time is a fun time when you have little ones in your home. this is baby molly. you can see her playing with the water coming out of the faucet. according to dad, molly has been having a problem pooping in the bathtub when time for her bath. >> that's a bath time no no. >> listen to dad, he's reminding molly of this important lesson. >> molly, what did i tell you about pooping in the tub. no in the tub, right? >> is she against this? >> no, she's not against it. what we know is that molly's sister is named claire. >> no poopies in the tub, right? >> claire. >>

we have a team of correspondents and members of the faith who will be with us to help guide us through this day. mass itself is to begin six minutes from now 9:30 a.m. vatican time. it is a spectacular scene. let's listen for a moment before we join our correspondence. ♪ >> we are going to stay out of the way of this and to the degree possible we are going to not interrupt no commercials and no interruptions from me. as the cardinals elected pope francis lauren was there. a spectacular day and a beautiful ceremony ahead. >> the pope is going into the tomb of saint peter. he will visit the tomb. this is the saint peter that jesus said, you are peter and on this rock i will build my church and the gates of hell shall not prevail against my word. so the pope is now visiting the tomb of saint peter on whose tomb the church of jesus christ is actually built. will he receive his fisher's range gold plated not solid gold. he will also receive the sheep and lamb's wol wool. this is again in memory of peter who jesus said to peter, hefeedy lamb. >> lauren, i know they expected hundreds of thous

of behind-the-scenes of help that nobody will know about, we have computers, wireless connections, i want to thank timothy child's who helps us invent this custom clip which we used to hang these lights on the bridge. there was a lot of behind-the-scenes that's it's taken to bring this work to a reality. i guess our patrons are also, that's a whole other -- unleashing generosity in the way that we have just really bologna way blown -- away. incredible innovation at work and thankful to phillips for their equipment and standing behind they are technology and helping us achieve what we have done i guess we are here and ready to punch the button on the computer. we are using a laptop tonight and it's going to go on at 9:00. i'm just incredibly grateful and keep pinching myself that this is happening. i'm incredibly overwhelmed that this is happening and i'm eager to share this work with all of you. thank you.

and they say that they don't have it and wrote it as an official department, what are we going to do us? help us to get the accountability and that is all that we are asking for. thank you. >> david pill pal again, two preliminary matters first to judy your comment to palestine as a jewish person who helped to separate golden gate park and i am not sure what that means but i will think about. and the comment about the still lake this commission agreed to a settlement agreement for a fine with regard to the communications just to remind you and the public. as to the instant matter, i'm a bit torn, i still think that there is a violation here. i'm not sure if it is a violation of the sections that were referenced. or i am not sure that it is a willful violation of the three named individuals in this case. i think that i agree very strongly with the commissioner studley's suggestion that we catalog these for further discussion between the commission and the task force and the city attorney's office and the various departments if we are going to require all e-mails and all paper records to be retain

also want to show is that the wii can be used with people who may have disabilities, who might not have full use of their arms or legs. we have alicia from the independent living center to helps demonstrate some adaptive equipment specific for people with disabilities to use the wii. it is great to have you with us. >> thank you. great partnership. >> you will turn yours on. ok. notice she has a hat on that has a wii remote mounted on it. instead of using her arm to control the remote, she uses her head. we will play a couple of games. it will be me against alicia. you better root for alicia. this is the main menu screen when you start wii. the main activity is in the left corner, sports. turn yourself off. are you off? keep yourself off. we choose on the menu. hit a for you. on the main menu, on the upper left-hand corner we see sports

to kind of put a little bit of a wet blanket on us this year. but i think companies like paychex, that's what is going to help. it's going to give us opportunity to invest and get the clients to come to us to help them out. >> is there a number that we should be looking at? for instance, payroll numbers next friday. is there a number where you can accurately say, you know what? we're going to go from that 200% to the 300%, 400%? >> i don't think so, but if we could get the new business growth back up to where it was a number of years ago. you get over 800,000 new business starts and then you'll start to see the client growth will pick up. we're still running about the same kind of percentage of sales of new business growth that we have been, but we need the more businesses to get started. but in any case, you know, we're trying to do a lot of things to get it started, the work with franchises and banks to give us more referrals starting to help us even when the business market isn't growing that fast. >> all right. one of the things that astounds me. you've got an hr business that is terrific. another workday, it doesn't have any e

peter barnes is with us to help us get the confusion out of the way.the presidentt you know, those continuing resolutions go through, no spending cuts, but now, of course, he's back on this spending cut bandwagon, if you will. >> reporter: new spending. yeah, yeah, yeah. charles, i know you got an a+in political science. [laughter] you know, he's out there being a politician. he's going to be in the port of miami today to push for new spending on infrastructure. but hasn't been able to get any more money for that since the 2009 stimulus bill, as you'll recall, mainly because of strong opposition by republicans who don't think it worked. and as you said earlier this week, he signed that continuing budget resolution that locks into place that $85 billion in sequester spending cuts. so this looks like the call for additional infrastructure spending is dead on arrival. but when the president releases his budget in a couple weeks from now, he will again propose tens of billions of dollars for infrastructure spending. he will keep pushing his agenda. >> pete