the japanese expert on the german gentle side of the as the vandalism is shameful. the diary has one international acclaim and conveys a truth that is universal. both literally send it to logically. this journalism is an extremist acts. all he had that japan's top government spokesperson expressed outrage the only state that the government finds is an acceptable extremely regrettable shameful of me. us based jewish organization says it is shocked and deeply concerned. the simon and bees and call center notes the book is studied and treasured by millions of japanese took a police suspect the vandalism took placenside the libraries they're analyzing search records and security camera footage. the ukrainian government has announced it has reached an agreement with the opposition to settle the crisis in the country but he remains uncertain whether he will and the violent skirt the violent clashes between demonstrators and the police no major classes have been reported in central kiev friday morning. the standoff between the two sides remains as the protesters barricade

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. >>> a hate crime investigation is underway after a mock was vandalized. again. vandals defaced the center last week with spray paint, strips of raw bacon were placed on the ground. muslims do not eat pork products. the mosque was previously targeted by vandals. >> encouraging news for people who have expensive power tools stolen, six victims have recovered their tools. police had a picture of what looked like a yard sale and this is what bliss found after serving a search warrant yesterday: the power tools were all stolen, more than 100 tools are still waiting to be reclaimed. check with the police if you have one of the victims. >>> still to come the local chapter girl scouts is doing something it hasn't done in five years and it is going to affect cookie lovers. >> plus, former american idol star clay akin is putting a singing career on hold. >> the ad that calls you out when you are not working. >> our meteorologist, mike nicco, is up next with it took a little time to get it just right. [ timer dings ] at first, it wasn't the perfect amount of tomatoes. not

, we had no idea it was a true vandalization.ell down because we had severe winds in that area. >> matt repairs the snowman with tape, and it's back on display in a few days. >> i took extra effort to make sure he was anchored properly, so i didn't expect it to happen another time. >> but a week later, frosty goes down again. >> i didn't know what was happening. the second time that it happened, it was during the day. so i kind of wonder who would vandalize something in broad daylight in a very small neighborhood? lots of people around. >> matt repairs the snowman and again, this time finds clues of foul play. >> i brought it in the garage, noticed the footprints, found a screw driver inside, contacted police to get it on record. >> undeterred, matt and debby put the snowman back up but this time they place frosty under surveillance. >> we decided we were going to take action and try to catch whatever was happening to frosty with the wireless camera that we mounted in a tree. >> sure enough, a week later, the snowman is attacked

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pacific time in a vandalism effort, a vandal shot out a transformer or two, heavy damage to transformerstation, pacific gas and electric says this is in san jose. the med cap substation serves quite a bit of the valley. >> and last april when in story was april. with us now, now we know they're calling it terrorism. did they succeed? what was hurt, affected in this taect? >> in this attack, a concern from pg&e saying conserve electricity today. that's not terribly unusual in terms of process, at least, for residents in the bay area who were used to rolling blackouts and things like that during the summers with power stations going down, but at the time, this is a plant that's far off the beaten path. not really close to residential areas. it wasn't clear what to make of it. vandalism was what initially came out. now terrorism, very much more serious. sounds like perhaps multiple people were involved, using language like snipers, talking about the gunfire that hit these transformers. definitely a different level of concern. now, much higher than at the time when there was a lot of head sc

i i i i i local police have set up headquarters to investigate book vandalism. more than three and are copies of anne frank's diary of a young girl and other holocaust related books have been damaged and libraries in the city. police say they're looking into the incidents as a case of criminal vandalism so far three hundred six copies of the diary biographies of frank and other books have been found and the lies mainly in central tokyo lottery officials say many of the books and pages ripped out or remove with a box cutter. police say one person may be responsible for the damage. they plan to analyze security camera footage and will check computer records. the jewish human rights organization in the united states has issued a statement condemning the vandalism. japan's government says sea shepherd has disrupted operations of two of the country's research whaling vessels in the aunt arctic ocean. the attempt to obstruct the fleet would be the group's third this year fisheries agency officials say. activists from the anti whaling group launched thirteen of what ap

problems from... >> property crimes, thefts, vandalism. unwanted persons. things like that. we have not gotten to the level where were as far as february 1st. >> all that one snarment >> that one apartment. >> last saturday, police found the 3-year-old dead, reportedly beaten. she was placed in a suitcase, stored in a freezer for three days as admitted by defendants more frustrating is that on january 29th police visited again, after a report that sarah krueger was using drugs and not feeding her little girl. >> what i can tell you is that officers did respond and an evaluation was made nothing they found related to drugs or drug use at this point. and the child appeared to be in awe safe environment. >> in short there is no reason for police to call child welfare, even so, the woman running that department believes the facts leave room for improvement. >> it would be a disservice to kayleigh if we didn't learn from this tragedy. it would be a terrible disservice. >> that department hopes go public with the facts in days to follow. >> this is not a yard sale. police say they

vandalism. dissturnances, unwanted persons and things like.we have not risen to the left as far as february 1st. >> all at that one apartment? >> one apartment. >> that is last saturday. police found 3-year-old kayleigh slusher reportedly beaten to death. the defendants sarah krueger and ryan warner admitted to having placed the body in a suitcase and storing it in a freezer three days on january 29th they visited after a report sarah krueger was using drugs and not feeding kayleigh. >> officer dz respond, evaluations was made, there was nothing found at this point the child appeared to be in a safe environment. >> police had no reason to call child welfare wout finding fault, child welfare believe there is room for improvement. >> it could be a disservice if we didn't learn from this tragedy. the family plans to have a private service and memorial. a >> police busted a major auto theft ring today. officers from federal agencies descending on the business this morning, and they say the body shop is being used to take apart stolen cars. inside

this is the second act of vandalism in three months. >> unfortunately some people have hate, the racism of hate to spread, and it's based on lack of knowledge and ignorance. >> the council is asking the fbi to investigate, and late last year, they sprayed this on the mosque, and they're not as concerned as punishing the vandals, as they are of keeping the people who worship there safe. >>> a man ditched a car leading up to a police dragnet. john, you asked a police chief why he thought he had to open fire. >> in the end, police came op empty handed, and some residents were upset. you can see from the helicopter, they're combing the neighborhood. >> we have the action of the accomplice swat team, guns out. >> it started around noon, the officers tried to pull over the stolen car, the driver hit the gas and took off with police in pursuit. at the intersection of third and 19th, traffic had it at a stand still, and he damaged several cars, injuring one driver. >> he was ramming back and forth to get through, he turned around and looked, and turned the car at the officer, the officer fired

and they've developed a system to make them vandal resistant. so we really feel like this is a good long-term investment in sharon medicine owes. the other pieces of the grant is for equipment and supplies they'll be designated for helmet hallow and the grass festival and the park will be used by all of golden gate park and this includes an over feeder which is used to quickly used for damaged turf a special tool that helps to quickly repair turf in this golden gate park. and every year the bluegrass festival it fund some new sprinkler heads and general supplies that we use in golden gate park. and don is here from the blue gastrofestival >> i'm not asking for any public comment? >> i'm only thanking her we have two of our staff that can speak about the equipment and the systems are important. but i want to personally thank dawn for her care to work with our operations staff to see what's the most useful and beneficial to the folks on the ground at golden gate park. we'll have keith and charley to speak >> good afternoon, commissioners. i came h

sister megan rice and two others breaking into and vandalizing a nearby plant.sed to make weapons they each face 30 years in prison. supporters are calling for leniency. >> i don't think they should have any punishment. i think what they did was brave and courageous. they put their bodies on theline for -- in a prophetic manner. >> the security breach embarrassed the department of agency, government wants a federal judge to give all three a sentence of six to nine years in prison. >> attorneys for convicted killer michael they >> he was set to be executed next wednesday, the missouri governor now says the stay has the drugs to carry out the execution. he pleaded guilty to abduct, raping, and killing a girl. the washington post is report -- in an effort to free army sergeant. according to the post, the white house wants to trade prisoners held in guantanamo bay, he has been held captive now since 2009. a short while ago, the white house said they are not in current talks with the taliban. >> we are not -- to go directly to your question, involved in those negotia

he said he wishes he could talk to whoever is responsible for the vandalism. >> if you could talk to us, there is a peace and a truth to it and you are not getting it, but let us tell you though. >> the council is asking the fbi to investigate the vandalism as a hate crime. last year somebody painted no allah, only god on the sign. the sketches clearly stand out above the rest. there is a classically trained artist behind those sketches. he found a way to work his art sketches into his police department job. most of all, he uses his ears and listening closely to witnesses has been the key to his success. >> this is not my drawing, this is your drawing, based off your memories, not mine. >> he brings so much more to his ability to identify people than the standard sketch artist. >> these realistic sketches have been tremendously helpful and they are now asking the officer to sketch their suspects. >>> they introduced their soda tax. the measure would introduce on sugary drinks and it would include sodas. it would make them better and opponents say it would raise the cost of living in

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pg&e, the utility, claims it was just vandalism. now the former head of the regulator says it was terrorism, something the fbi denies. it's caused an absolute including in washington where now a group of democrat senators want to know from the regulators just how well protected the grid really is and whether indeed utilities have really taken adequate steps to prevent this from happening. and no one seems to know and that's why it's turned into a d deb baulk kell, judge. >> no one really cared about it until it got out but when you talk about the fact that you had a sniper attack, i understand that there was something like 20 minutes of shooting at the substation after they cut the telephone lines. i mean, this is more sophisticated that your run of the mill vandalisms. don't you think? >> yes. the former head of the regulator says these guys were well-trained. and so with a 20-minute attack, he felt that it was perhaps a precursor to another attack, almost as if it was a training mission. that has got people very, very alarmed. thi

the fbi is looking into the attack, now sparking fears the vandalism may really have been terrorism.ron4's charles clifford explains. >> reporter: metcalf transmission station, just south of san jose. this is video surveillance on the attack, just after 1:00 a.m., sparks can be seen flashing in the dark, possibly from bullets. by the time police arrived, attackers fled into the night. pg&e rallied electricity around, and no customers lost power, fwu took crews nearly a month to repair the damage. handled the initial response and it was clear from early on the attack was coordinated and early planning. >> we believe with the attack, high rifle firing at transformers was intentional. >> reporter: 10 months later the incident is once again making headlines in a new interview, the former chairman of the federal regulatory commission, says the attack was the most significant incident of domestic terrorism involving the grid that's ever occurred. he's also told the journal he's going public with the concerns because he thinks the country's grid is vulnerable. and this type of attack presen

they have been vandalized with anti-wealth graffiti on various homes and cars. we have a special report coming up on that. >> here is where we stand. the dow is up 13 points but it has been back and forth across that line just in the last hour or so. now, the nasdaq, take a look, is adding about a point, 4289 is the level. and the s&p 500 is fractionally lower at 1848. the intraday high for the s&p 1858. the closing high 1848 as we mentioned. >> let's talk about it in our closing bell ex chachangexchang. kimberly foss, steve east, keith fitzgerald from money map press and our own rick santelli. steve east, your work says maybe this market is fully valued, maybe even overvalued. what do you think is happening right now? we keep pointing out that they failed to get above all-time highs on the s&p the last few days. do you feel like we're topping out here? >> i don't know if we're topping out. as you pointed out, every day we make a run for the roses and ended up with lick wilted flowers. my model says the fair value on the s&p 500 is 1812. so we're a little above

the judge said that norwood a danger to the community and a flight risk. >> investigating vandalism, anti-wealth graffiti has been sprayed on cars and garage doors in atherton, it started several days ago. the fbi is handling the case because the bureau tracks movements. officials are not sure if this is an attack on the wealthy or some kind of prank. a man picked the wrong store to rob. police say michael korvin went in, he is pointing at the clerk demanding cash. the clerk wrestles it away. a customer slammed him to the ground. the customer and the clerk sat on the suspect until police arrived. >> goodness. 4:50. if you have been thinking about installing surveillance cameras, police can help. the police department teaming up with the neighborhood to provide residents with information about using camera. the workshop will be tonight from 6:30 to 8:30 in the classroom in city hall at 3300 capitol avenue. >> pg&e will demonstrate cutting edge tool to find out the condition of natural pipe lines. this is video of smart pig. it can make it around tight bends and turns and send back dat

police are questioning a person of interest for the vandalism at suburban churches and a mosque. and, demetrius tells us just how much snow is on its way. or you kidding? more snow?good morning. i'm dan ponce. and i'm cortney hall in for erin. thanks for joining us on the wgn morning news at *4 a-m. more snow? >> that's always what ever been says when it has to do with the news. but we do have more snow coming. this winter there seems to be no end. winter is still three weeks longer. taking a look at today, expect temperatures to be really cool. we may have a record low. high temperature 14 degrees below average which is still improvement since we are finally coming out of the single digits today. it's eight degrees at the lakefront. we are five degrees at o'hare. currently - 2 in joliet and - 1 in dekalb. we do have cool temperatures as a travel away from the center. wind chill is quite low. -13 in dekalb. satellite rare composite choose its dry. lake effect clouds and snow are on the flip side of lake michigan. but the chance of snow tonight is light snow. more snow saturday an

the fbi and local police call it vandalism. as if billy bob and bubba, after a few beers and a night out, get their hands on ak-47s and surgically knock out 17 transformers, 16 circuit breakers after cutting underground fiberoptic cables and outsmarting security cameras and motion sensors. these terrorists are still out there. and less than a week later, in a shockingly similar attack in tennessee, a suspect on a boat fired shots at a nuclear power plant and then engaged with police. a trespasser, you might say? someone armed from the water willing to engage in a shootout with law enforcement is certainly not bubba with a few beers in him. and even if no one attacks our grid, the sun will. the earth is exposed to intense solar flaring roughly every 150 years. the last time it occurred was 1859. do the math. we're due. now, i'm not saying this to panic anyone, but everyone, including our enemies, know that an artificially created electromagnetic pulse will shut down all power which risks our complete survival. we possess, the un

i was looking at up to 45 incident that is occur every year for union violence and vandalism.t's almost four decades. an incredible amount of intimidation going on. >> are they going beyond the unions or just the unions themselves in the investigation? >> that's going to be interesting. the indictment hinted political actors may be next in the investigation. it's ongoing. it shows people in philadelphia they can speak out. for years they have been too afraid and they have good reason. now the prosecutors are looking into it, so i think it's going to lead somewhere. >> thank you. >> thank you so much. >>> now it's time to show you what we are watching. we put together the most fantastic videos out there. now that jimmy fallon is hosting "the tonight show," he's stepping up his game with a rapping brian williams. snends ♪ >> now, our "on the record" producers are trying to get me to rap. follow me on snap chat, who knows, maybe i'll do it. >>> dwight howard getting a surprise. what did former laker fans do? chants of howard sucks chanted. then his new home team turned on him. >>

the vandalism leading to serious concern. >> and the bold move a customer made after a thief pulled a gun on a local store clerk. >>> plus, killer cannabis. why researchers say marijuana could be deadly. >>> nbc bay area news begins with breaking news. >>> breaking news coming out of the oakland airport. this is what we're hearing. a delta flight from los angeles had to make an emergency landing. there was issue of smoke or the odor of smoke on the plane. a passenger did shoot some cell phone video and in it you can hear the flight attendant try to get people off the plane. >>> are there any solutions to oakland's complex problems? last year the city led the nation in armed robberies per capita. 12 a day. there's new calls for tighter gun laws. >> but state leaders say those tough laws are only on the books. vicky nguyen joins us with some insight. >> reporter: when it comes to gun violence, fbi data lists oakland as america's fourth most dangerous city. that's why city leaders stay it's ground zero for innovative approaches to reducing crime. they argue with a robust gun tracing syst

during construction, vandals spray painted not welcome on a sign and burned construction equipment. now opponents are taking their fight to the u.s. supreme court, saying the public didn't get adequate planning notices that a mosque would be built. >> i the meetings show the two religious communities share common goals, protecting first amendment rights while fighting rat calendarrism. >> for jews and muslims, this is a pretty rare event anywhere in the world, it's especially rare in the bible belt here in tennessee and more rare given the conflict that's gone on around the construction of the mosque. >> the muslim community says the backlash has strengthened their faith. >> i learn from what happened in the community that what's right will prevail. radicalism or racism will always go to one place in history, to the trash. >> this congregation was very active in the struggle for civil rights. it is built upon the idea of rabbis leading the congregation in uncomfortable circumstances to stand up for what's right. >> both the jewish and muslim community say they'll continue to work to

stuff the libraries in tokyo i are trying to protect works from vandalism. the sound down this to more than three hundred books relating to the holocaust including anne frank's diary of a young girl librarians in to kiss it seems you can just take it meant seventy books to cows they can keep an eye on. we hope we can keep these books accessible for visitors in this way. we want to put them back to where they belong as soon as possible. staff members as our pages foundation at least eighty titles at thirty eight lap race. the books include her in a suitcase which tells the story of a girl taken to auschwitz and murdered. a biography of the tiramisu he got out was also damaged. he was a japanese diplomat to the issue travel visas to chairs to seat them from the nazis. police are analyzing security camera video to find out who's responsible. these really embassy in tokyo and a jewish group and plan to donate copies of the frank diary to the live race. nbc officials say they are mirrored by the concern japanese people have shown about the vandalism. south korean

staff at libraries in tokyo and spent the past week wondering who vandalize books about the holocaust. no workers and one liberia are celebrating an unexpected gift. someone donated books about anne frank including the diary she kept during world war two the boxes containing one hundred forty books arrived at the tokyo metropolitan central library a cover letter was signed by someone calling himself to you in this city how to. a japanese diplomat with that name save thousands of during world war two by giving them travel visas the library then got the gift had escaped the vandalism staff plan to share the books with other took a lead groups that want them. i imagine the donation came from someone who felt bad about what happened we'll make good use of it then another members of the jewish community also replace some of the growing violence. they gave books to see the dummy war. neither is there suffered the most tantalizing. the embassy of israel and the community and i'm excited to help andrew plays doubles as a guest the friendship between our people. singing the reward me year deal

police say they're looking into the incident as a case of criminal vandalism so fined three hundred and six copies of the diary biographies of frank and other blokes having found vandalized mainly in central tokyo. ivory officials say many of the books and pages but our tour ended with a box cutter. police say one person may be responsible for the damage. a plan to analyze security camera video and look at computer my kids. a jewish human rights organization in the united states has issued a statement concerning the battle as some japanese the manx i want the world over and see a liar as what was i didn't see an owl on the track and once that which goes back some four hundred he is now a delay this craftsman to ban the prestigious sky cam on main is taking up the challenge of holding centuries of tradition. these traits milky white surface is intended to show while it's true that country seem to best effect. the combination is called tm own style and is created using special techniques handed down from father to son. since the seventeenth century this kind of family which created the st

was this terrorism or vandalism? bob bayer, a former operative at the cia joining us.ood to see you. well, no one would argue this is not a good thing, but why is it important to classify this as an act of terror or a random act? >> well, this could have been a probe. if it was simple vandalism, we may not see it again. it's not one person, not a big threat. but if this was a test for something else, this could be a problem and you know, looks to me 150 rounds were fired. fingerprints were wiped off. phone line, fiberoptic phone line was cut. they used high velocity, high caliber bullets. it doesn't sound particularly good to me. i think what would happen if they hit about two or three of these power stations all at once. you could take out northern california, take out new york city. things like that. and so, i think the alarm raiseded is justified. >> so, fingerprints wiped off. how does the investigation proceed? how does one go about figuring out the motive or finding those responsible? >> well, you can take the casings and try to track them down, but that's hard t

about 150 ole miss students gathered around to protest the vandalism.is offering a reward to lead information to the arrest in the case. joining us from sacramento, california, director of the civil rights memorial center. good to have you with us this morning to talk about this. you know, i think a lot of people are saying, well, clearly still more work needs to be done. i think we often think that young people are doing better than our generation and past generations have done with race. maybe not the case? >> well, thank you so much for having me on, john and michaela. i appreciate it. no, it's not the case. we still have a long, long way to go. i think this despicable act is one in a long list of offensive events that have happened across college campuses across the country. i do applaud the university of mississippi for immediately reputating this act and the fra tu turn teas have spoken out about this act. we have more work to do. >> james meredith, the statue, a hero of the civil rights movement, says we are not training our children like the bib

so, you can do that in a way where it doesn't get vandalized so much? everything gets vandalized. >> yes, [speaker not understood] historic district, all of those layers because it is a larger footprint [speaker not understood] water fountain. >> and how about park that have already been renovated or are currently and are about to go into renovation, is there a plan to go back? because so, for example, dolores park which we're going to be breaking ground this weekend finally, you know, given how heavily used that park, whether or not there is an event going on there that included [speaker not understood] events and there are often 5,000 peep until that park on a nice weekend afternoon, it would be great as you're putting this infrastructure in, put it in for example, dolores park because even if it's not an official event, you could bring water bottles, it would be great to give people easy access to water. >> i'm not sure off the top of my head if -- those plans. i know there are water fountains in dolores park. [speaker not understood]. >> those water

tokyo police have created a task force to investigate that vandalism. gm motors is in the hot seat.ors want to know why the largest automaker what took years to recall 1.6 million cars that have been linked to 13 deaths. >> if your key chain was too heavy, or bounce the wrong way after you hit a speed bump, it was switched off. that is incredibly dangerous because you lose your power steering, power brakes, and more importantly, your air back. general motors identified this problem, the old gm, in 2004. it is 10 years later that they started to recall some of these cars. they issued a service bulletin in the middle of the last decade, which is sort of one step below a recall. they fixed something like 700 cars. a couple of pontiacs, a couple of saturns, a chevy cobalt -- those two brands, pontiac and saturn, don't even exist anymore. >> what are we talking about here? >> $35 million is the most the national highway safety administration is allowed to fine. >> would it really hit $35 million? >> the most has been $17 million. this is a company that makes almost $7 billion per year. >

something beale be doing and in that operation staff memo we're going to do a list if a system has been vandalized it will shut the system down and submit the work order and get it repaired because we don't want to be operating faulty water systems. moving from the outside to the inside our rec centers and the swimming policies we'll be reducing water used by 10 percent. we have staff reviewing the program use of water whether it's an arts and crafts or whatever in the rec centers especially in the i think demeanor rooms people who leave showers on you'll be surprised how many people do that. we are going to have dirty vehicles >> i'm sorry about this but we're not going to be doing any vehicle washing until we're through the major part of this the one expectation we have a wash rack at the golden gate park we spray the under sighed of the mowers so especially for our golf course it's cross contaminating some of the grass species we have so we can maintain them. the mowers will continue to be on the wash racks. we are going to continue our existing portfolios because we've reduced our water uncle

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. >> vandals hit a northern california islamic center.own at the mosque that have some people calling it a hate crime. >>> starting to see some clouds. we have some rain on the way. we'll tell you when coming up. >> flying over westbound 580 we have our usual delays over the altamont pass and the livermore valley. travel times are just minutes away. >> reporter: i'm cate caugiran live in san francisco where police are looking for a hit- and-run driver who left a man with serious injuries in the intersection behind me. just a few hours ago, about 2:30, a man was walking westbound in the crosswalk on van ness when he was hit by a dark colored vehicle. he has life-threatening injuries. his skull may have been fractured. the victim was taken to san francisco general hospital. now, as they are looking for the suspect police are also going to be pulling surveillance video in this area. they say they do not know if the victim had the right of way when crossing in this intersection. reporting live in san francisco, cate caugiran, kpix 5. >>> well

. >>> and three people are facing charges in a vandalism spree that has damaged more than 100 cars in fairfax county. ashley mcpherson is and travis noeks and trayvon tibbs turned themselves in. they said they wept through a centerville area firing a bb gun, and the police are looking for two more teens in the vandalism. >>> and a teen is giving up her crown after elbowing a police officer at a homecoming dance and also cited with having marijuana. and she said that she resigned because her recent events have devalued her role. >> and former aides are showing that they were kenned about president clinton's ability to of haul health care. the white house released over 4,000 pages of documents today. they included memos from staffers about hillary clinton's image at the time. she is the leading candidate for the white house and her potential run for the president has heightened interest in the files. >>> the streetcars are now energized by 750 volts of electricity. ddot has announced they have switched on the overhead lines that power the streetcars. they will stay energized as the crew

these are not students, these are fascist vandals.but there was a mother there who spoke very passionately about these vandals she said enough of the fascist talk. we are not fascists, we are venezuelans. u.s. interests that want to grab venezuela's oil? >> well, first of all i don't know if it takes a fascist to protest the venezuela violence. 56%, highest inflation rate in the world. scarcity rates, according to their own central bank 20% of the goods are not available. basic goods like toilet paper, milk, beans, it doesn't take a fascist to support this. these are common complaints about a completely failed economic situation in venezuela now. and clearly what this country has failed to do is blaming others. they blame the opposition and accuse them of plotting a coup, but the united states, classic tactic to try to divert the blame. they kicked out protesters, claiming they were behind the movement. >> in the lateliest he addresses maduro's big support, the military. he says do not obey unjust orders, do not become the face of opp

the san francisco police department to use cameras to take pictures to document and track graffiti vandals and data base. i'm not sure what happened with that project, but i was working with officer puts at the time at the police department. i have been with the chamber since 2012. i work with san francisco partners and community groups everyday and work with different sizes and deal with the challenges and certainly graffiti is one of those, and i will work with to get input and i believe i will be an effective advocate on the san francisco advisory board and i also happen to live in saint mary's park and i have raised my son there and i have to deal on a personal level with graffiti issues. that neighborhood has gotten much better. it's a personal issue to me as i'm a resident of san francisco. i have a lot to give to the city and the graffiti advisory board and i have a lot to offer. >>supervisor norman yee: thank you. any questions? supervisor campos? >>supervisor david campos: i wanted to say she forgot to say she's a resident of district 9. thank you for being interested in doing it.

vandals are targeting one of wealthiest areas in the bay area. obscenities were scrawled on nine homes on a car last week in the lynndenwood area of atherton. the vandals used black spray paint to write a message condemning the "top 1%." the average home in the neighborhood goes for $7 million. police are investigating whether vandals are teens or if this is part of a protest like the occupy movement. one official says he expects there to be a surge in security cameras installed in the area as a result of this vandalism. >>> 7:14. forced out of their homes in the middle of the night, where a big overnight fire happened in the south bay sending over a dozen people on the street including eight children and what we're learning about where it started. >>> one year later, the big changes affecting fans and the runners in boston at the finish line. >>> it's still wet. we will tell you where the drive times are beginning to pick up. >>> morning rain but some sun on the back side here. anything falling shouldn't last longer. we do have rain. there will