weaver. >> mr. weaver is chair of the citizens advisory committee of the sfmta and always [speaker not understood] going to talk about your review budget. go ahead, mr. weaver. >> good afternoon, board members. we've been busily mulling over the budget just as you have, and we've got some -- in addition to motions that we sent out to you the beginning of march, we have some additional input from our march 20th meeting. the first one is kind of dated now. the cac recommends that the sfmta board adopt a transit effectiveness project as presented to the cac on march 20th. our second motion concerns the on-street parking management policy and the residential permit process. the sfmta-cac received testimony and evidence that the mta on-street parking management policy document does not conform to past practices. in 2012, we recommended its adoption by the board with the assurances from staff that the document changed no policies. our recommendation was explicitly conditioned on the claim that the documen

. >> little chirp of the wheels off goes 31-year-old travis weaver. >> 10-31 northbound car coming up to 200. >> gets up to speeds of 130 miles per hour. blowing through red lights, creating a menace in marion county. once the deputy catches up to travis weaver the officer uses multiple types of techniques including ramming his car in what's known as the pit maneuver to get the car under control. >> got his lights on now. >> marion, i almost got him. >> 10-4. >> in the grass the deputy's rear wheel drive vehicle spins out. >> we are aimsville road. >> suspect again turning around. the deputy smashing into his car again as the car drives through that ditch. eventually they do get this guy under control. >> tell me that he took off for some other reason. it wasn't just because of the lights. >> it wasn't just for that because here's the mug shot of the guy your glad your daughter is not dating. he was charged with fleeing and eluding, moving traffic violation while his license is suspended and dui, alcohol or drugs. >>> everybody, we have an ipad mini to give away. >> to enter you need

be interviewed, you can either interview them here as -- after we finish or you can talk to beth weaver whose telephone number is 301-814-4088. she is trying to handle the ress for us on all of this, or beth underscore verizon.net. thank everybody for coming. we're intent to get legislation passed so this doesn't happen again. i believe there needs to be criminal penalties in this statute so the failure to do a recall is on a knowing and willful basis is a criminal violation and that any executive who is responsible for that could go to jail. and i think until the corporations know that they can go to jail if they harm people, this issue will never be fully resolved. but we do need other legislations as well on transparency and openness and fixing the recall system and what you heard about today. thank you so much for coming. we really appreciate it. if there are any -- if anyone has any questions before we break? any questions? ok. hank you so much for coming. >> can i photograph your speakers? >> yes. hold on. >> g.m. c.e.o. mary barra also spoke to the press following her testimony f

i'm dan weaver i'm acting ann as represent of the ocean avenue organization the executive director of that cv d. as supervisor yee as point outed out this is in nucleus with this effort we're not trying to eliminate any business, in fact, we welcome businesses. but clustering even if businesses and type of businesses 20 don't work well, we have a lot of that actually. we think that 5 hundred feet is a good distance and we understand this is a temporary move that could be changed by further legislation at the supervisors and city's level this will help us maintain a balance more or less for the last 5 years. i've given you a position paper the hoa as endorsed which spells out our position on the matter. if if you have any questions, i'll be happy to answer them. thank you >> thank you very much. next speaker. >> good afternoon, supervisors and land use. and good luck with this item that you do. because i'm stoned in love with city you. and i'm just a public comment man. doing everything the best the city can. and if i could i'd give the city word to you. then good luck to you. because

weaver didn't read the last part but they state r a well run mc d is an educate in the district and they outline wasn't they mean so i think that should be made public so to speak. seems like it is somewhat of an enlightened approach >> commissioner moore. >> can you ask mr. star that part of the conversation be put into the foil as we discuss the policy that might add more intense to the legislation. >> in part of this discussion? >> yes, we have it available as we move along. >> commissioner, i heard a motion but not a second. >> i'll second. >> thank you. commissioners there's a moved and seconded to adapt a recommendation for approval with the river for security plans being included anyone that motion >> commissioner antonini. commissioner borden. commissioner moore. commissioner hillis. commissioner sugaya. commissioner fong. commissioner president wu. so moved, commissioners, that motion passes naems unanimously 7 to zero that place you under our discretionary review calendar i want to say to the public that the dr for carolyn street has bun withdrawn but that leaves the variance p

using the technology innings substitution that is weaver developed to grow faster like india, china and brazil is not simply a priority of what's happening here. it's a story of what's going on in the rest of the world. >> you think that there will be positives and in fact the title talks about 2014 being the best year yet. >> absolutely. so, a richer, healthier, more secure world is a huge opportunity for the united states, not least over the recent past one of the few bright spots in the u.s. economy has been growing exports. now 3/5 of exports go to the developing world. a richer china or india in vent new stuff. they make money from patents and royalties, but we benefit, we benefit from those new technologies. richer india and china, africa produce more innovators, many of whom come total united states. a big part of silicone valley is attracting those to technology officers driving the potential of silicone valley. there are huge jump sides for the rest of the world getting better off. >> we have a social media question for you. >> tony b. wrote to us saying: he basically says give

. >> you are not a weaver, are you margaret? >> occasionally.hink police departments are fairly good at analyzing tips. in fact, the facts of the case are that the car was driving abnormally. it did push a car out of its lane and there was a reason to stop that car and look into it. we now err these days on probable cause being found because of terrorism and the crime rate. the fact it does not mean that all anonymous tips are going to be followed. >> a split verdict. thank you. and thank you all for watching. we hope to see you next week. >> "political capital" is a production of bloomberg television. ♪

loyce weaver and robert ebertownski charged with assault. they're accused in the death of 19-year-old jesus who was found shot to death in the parking lot of the executive inn on january 14th. >>> 6:05. the mystery behind the deadly shooting of a popular east bay dog walker appears to be over this morning. police in oakland are announcing an arrest in the case. police say stefan lee and mario floyd shot and killed her last summer because she used her cell phone to record them committing a crime. the men allegedly tried to take salmon's phone and when she wouldn't hand it over they shot her in her car. the arrest came after an 8-month-old long investigation and tips by provided by members of the community. >>> pleasanton police are working with instagram to help track a predator who is targeting school children. christie smith joins us with details on what the cyberstalker is asking students to do and this is just horrifying, christie. >> really disturbing for parents who have to keep up with all these apps and what they do. some students her

after an investigation, detectives identified two suspects in the shooting as loyce edward weaver and robert edward ebertowsk, granados' death was the first homicide in milpitas this year. merced river to the weather center. >>: kids and dogs i guess. >>: storm tracker 4 on this friday morning. as you can see it we have lightperiod of ts now. we was a moment. but- they weren't training. san francisco down to the peninsula. san just enough rain to dance and the roadways out there. nothing very. but also the case for vallejo of a nation and martinez. i'm expecting the rain to be very light for the rest of the morning. along with the possibility for some thunderstorms. and it's been a weekend. most of the saturday should be dry. every chance of showers, and late saturday. ride to have a big warmup. 57 and san jose. not. 63 and san jose 61 and livermore. some 57 to dianne san francisco. is your kron 47 day and around the bay forecast. today's possibly the most active day duran the daytime hours. again slight chance for showers. i want to mention some of the some of us befallen up in the t

weaver here. >> this morning we have three items. we are going to call them all at once. the question was raised earlier about the ability of this body to proceed because of an appeal filed yesterday afternoon of the planning commission's decision. my understanding from the city attorney until that is registered from the board of supervisors for 30 days. so we are able to act this morning? >> chairman, nolan, the answer is yes you can up until an appeal is cal endared by the board of supervisors. you can take action. >> great. call the items. city clerk: item 6: 6. approval of the transit effectiveness project, including a service policy framework and, at a programmatic and conceptual level, the service improvements, service-related capital improvements, and travel time reduction proposals, including a transit preferential streets "toolkit" described in the final environmental impact report, and adoption of ceqa findings, including a statement of overriding considerations, and a mitigation monitoring and reporting program under the california environmental quality act. ex

. >> you are not a weaver, are you margaret? >> occasionally.hink police departments are fairly good at analyzing tips. in fact, the facts of the case are that the car was driving abnormally. if they did push a car out of its lane and there was a reason to stop that car and look into it. we now err these days on probable cause being found because of terrorism and the crime rate. the fact it does not mean that all anonymous tips are going to be followed. >> a split verdict. thank you. and thank you all for watching. we hope to see you next week. >> "political capital" is a production of bloomberg television. ♪ . . >> in the middle of the mojave desert, one of the most storied cities in the world. this is las vegas. where fortunes are won and lost. where lives are made and destroyed. where the house always wins -- until it can't. >> there is an awful lot of pain out here in las vegas. a lot of drama, a lot of stress, a lot of fear. >> one gambler preyed on the casinos in its weakest moments and walked away with more than $15 million in a single wi

. >> you are not a weaver, are you margaret? >> ok surely. think police department's are fairly good at analyzing tips. in fact, the facts of the case are that the car was driving abnormally. if they did push a car out of its lane and there was a reason to stop that car and look into it. these days on probable cause being found because of terrorism and the crime rate. the fact it does not mean that all anonymous tips is are going to be followed. >> a slipped -- a split verdict. thank you. in thank you all for watching. we hope to see you next week. >> "political capital" is a production of bloomberg television. ♪ >> this is "taking stock" for friday, april 25, 2014. i'm pimm fox. >> ament -- amazon stock is plunging. arising 23%nses limiting profit. amazon also forecasted net milliong loss of 55 dollars.

i'm dan weaver i'm acting ann as represent of the ocean avenue organization the executive director of that cv d. as supervisor yee as point outed out this is in nucleus with this effort we're not trying to eliminate any business, in fact, we welcome businesses. but clustering even if businesses and type of businesses 20 don't work well, we have a lot of that actually. we think that 5 hundred feet is a good distance and we understand this is a temporary move that could be changed by further legislation at the supervisors and city's level this will help us maintain a balance more or less for the last 5 years. i've given

. >> you are not a weaver, are you margaret? >> occasionally.nk police departments are fairly good at analyzing tips. in fact, the facts of the case are that the car was driving abnormally. if they did push a car out of its lane and there was a reason to stop that car and look into it. we now err these days on probable cause being found because of terrorism and the crime rate. the fact it does not mean that all anonymous tips are going to be followed. >> a split verdict. thank you. and thank you all for watching. we hope to see you next week. >> "political capital" is a production of bloomberg television. ♪ . . >> advertising can't -- anymore. there's too much information out there. you can't pull the wool over someone's eyes. >> traditional advertising is dead. -- is finished. >> being a great company is the new brand. there is not going to be anything in between the consumer and that company.

. >> reporter: 26-year-old david weaver said the new findings won't keep him from lighting up. >> justlps you calm down, relax, and take the stress off. >> reporter: as more states legalize it, some experts are calling for a national system to track health complicated related to marijuana. bigad shaban, cbs news, los angeles. >>> well, coming up after your local news on "cbs this morning," we will follow president obama in japan as he kicks off his tour through asia. >>> plus, an investigation into spinal fusion surgeries. are doctors taking unnecessary risks with patients? mark strassmann takes a look. >>> and texas governor rick perry joins us in the studio. >>> that's the "cbs morning news" for this thursday. thanks for watching. i'm anne-marie green. have a great day. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> your realtime captioner is linda macdonald. >>> good morning. it's thursday, april 4. i'm michelle griego. >> and mahalo, everyone. i'm frank mallicoat. michelle is back from hawaii. >> aloha! what did i miss? >> temperatures in the mid-80

. >> you are not a weaver, are you margaret? >> occasionally.hink police departments are fairly good at analyzing tips. in fact, the facts of the case are that the car was driving abnormally. it did push a car out of its lane and there was a reason to stop that car and look into it. we now err these days on probable cause being found because of terrorism and the crime rate. the fact it does not mean that all anonymous tips are going to be followed. >> a split verdict. thank you. and thank you all for watching. we hope to see you next week. >> "political capital" is a production of bloomberg television. ♪ >> we are finding it, we are testing it, we are there as they build it. we are on a quest to show you the most cutting-edge companies on the brink of the future. tonight, we are enrolling in singularity university, where the world's brightest minds take on the world's toughest challenges. >> the accelerating pace of technological progress means anything is possible. >> this technology will allow us to actually bring back dinosaurs. >> the meltin

. >> you are not a weaver, are you margaret? >> occasionally.hink police departments are fairly good at analyzing tips. in fact, the facts of the case are that the car was driving abnormally. if they did push a car out of its lane and there was a reason to stop that car and look into it. we now err these days on probable cause being found because of terrorism and the crime rate. the fact it does not mean that all anonymous tips are going to be followed. >> a split verdict. thank you. and thank you all for watching. we hope to see you next week. >> "political capital" is a production of bloomberg television. ♪ . . >> the u.s. food market brings in $1.2 trillion dollars a year driving sales, meals that are fast, cheap, and out of control and high in trans fats and calories. concerned about obesity and health care costs, some are putting the burgers and fries in the hot seat. americans, including michelle obama, are demanding better choices. one company has a solution of better priced, healthy fast food. this is lyfe kitchen. welcome to "bloomberg

fine which is sel of any animus to the strong is that the we talked about so far this year and a weaver and looks likely to be talking about this for the whole week. it has been going on then on to star on and off for a few times that is now a category one who grew wider. pulling away from it anyway and the northeastern coast of queensland. finally it is still packing that the seven hundred twenty km route which means any person arena and into prosper pint. probably about twenty kilometers per hour glass with the remaining two stormy conditions will likely to be targeting the area for the next several hours at least as i tot will be moving into new ceiling for the next couple of days filled with lots of rainfall we have reports of what the two hundred millimeters that has fallen here in prosser plane airport. looks like the line is very little frustrated. any additional rainfall could trigger plus planning and land size as it pulls him away from london says it will burn away into that means it means the land your peak of the stormy weather there will be on your thursday again start to f

---"loyce weaver" y "robert ebertowski" enfrentan cargos por el homicidio de un joven hispano de 19 aÑos, identificado como "jesus" granados"... ---la victima fue encontrada sin vida en el estacionamiento del hotel "executive inn" el 14 de enero... vo-blanca --tenemos nuevas imagenes esta noche de uno de los sospechosos corriendo "como rayo", para no ser capturado por las autoridades despues de que esta madrugada ... el y otro hombre asaltran a mano armada 2 tiendas 7-11 en el este de san jose que desat una intensa busqueda y el cierre de la zona por mas de 4 horas. --en el video tambien se ve pasar una patrulla que sigue buscando a los sujetos que lograron escabullirse. cesar ---la presencia de carteles mexicanos de la droga en el rea de la baha cada vez es ms notoria. ---esta semana se arrest al lder de un cartel que mova millones de dlares en estupefacientes... roll open under blanca --jaime peluffo ha reportado sobre este tema por un par de aÑos y esta noche, nos trae los detalles. take pkg ;01 ;18 pkg la investigacin empez en el 2012 y culmin esta semana con el arresto en san jos de

whether you are a basket weaver make rugs inor bolivia, she has talked to a lot of these people and gottenhem to understand the businesses. they have a finite market in their own company. -- their own country. they have not been able to reach broader audiences. she understands marketing in the u.s. if she can bring this business that only exists in developing countries to the u.s., maybe there is a marketplace. >> and she is in boston today? runningaughter is again. she will be near the finish line, although not the exact same spot. >> they kept in touch. and erica has provided immersion support.otional >> they keep in touch. erica is a big and duration. amanda says she is constantly reminded of the challenges of that day. she encounters the wall entrepreneurs naturally hit as they started their business. they are dealing with margins all over the world. >> such an inspiring story. runners are crossing the finish line in boston today, a year after the deadly bombings. ♪ >> it is 26 minutes past the hour, which means bloomberg tv is on the markets. check out where we are trading. if we cont

be interviewed, you can either interview them here as -- after we finish or you can talk to beth weaver whose telephone number is 301-814-4088. she is trying to handle the ress for us on all of this, or beth underscore verizon.net. thank everybody for coming. we're intent to get legislation passed so this doesn't happen again. i believe there needs to be criminal penalties in this statute so the failure to do a recall is on a knowing and willful basis is a criminal violation and that any executive who is responsible for that could go to jail. and i think until the corporations know that they can go to jail if they harm people, this issue will never be fully resolved. but we do need other legislations as well on transparency and openness and fixing

she understands the artisan business well, whether you are a basket weaver or whether you make rugs inivia, she has talked to a lot of these people and got to understand their businesses and has understood there's a problem and they have a finite market in their own countries and have not been able to reach rotter mark gets. she's decided she can help them do that because she understands marketing in the u.s. and can bring this is ms. that only exist in developing countries to the u.s.. maybe there's a marketplace for them. back in boston? >> yes. her daughter is running again and such would be near the finish line, but probably not hear the exact spot. save,d the woman she held she lost her legs, but they have kept in touch and erika has provided a lot of emotional support as she started this new business. >> they keep it in fairly regular touch and have seen each other number of times. amanda says she's constantly reminded of the challenges of encounters the walls entrepreneurs hit as they are starting a business. this a particularly difficult business when you are dealing with merch

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weaver member the big debate. propose $40s billion. this debate, $125 billion plus cuts to food and nutrition programs. is premised on the false notion that providing struggling families with minimal food and nutrition support saps their willingness to work. innovation -- their motivation. it is no wonder they've groups have criticized past republican budgets as failing to meet basic moral standards. this is the worst yet. our colleagues say this is necessary. republicanreally paramount concern, why did they refuse to close one single tax break? not one. they say today don't want to pass it onto future generations. they barely know care enough breakthat to reduce a tax for special interest. why place all of the burden of deficit reduction on middle whos, our kids, our seniors make their living earning wages rather than hedge funds and stock options. finally, i have to say this most upsets our public and colleagues, this does not balance. it is a total fraud. at the same time, republicans have voted a few times to repeal the affordable

sonny weaver jr. it's your number one fan, vontae mac. >> vontae, how'd you get this number? yeah? >> that's all right. it doesn't matter. vontae the draft doesn't start until late. where are you, in new york? >> no man. they wanted me up there, radio city but i wanted to be here in virginia with my grams. she can't make that trip. so, who you picking? if i was a you'd take a light and quick middle linebacker who could murder the gaps in the three four. >> totally agree. you got reggie wilson's number down there in purdue? >> you know, i really don't find that funny. >> jimmy: i do. [ cheers and applause ] kevin costner. "draft day" is in theaters on friday. go check it out. it's a good date night movie. danica mckellar joins us next. come on back everybody. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ the new spring seasonal menu is now at olive garden. dive into our salmon bruschetta atop a buttery crab risotto, or fall in yum with our chicken primavera, always served with unlimited salad and breadsticks. the all new spring seasonal menu at olive garden. your current deviled eggs, they got en

identified two suspects and found that they were both in jail for unrelated crimes. 26-year-old louis weaverarged with murder and assault with a deadly weapon. 24-year-old robert is charged for being an accessory to the crime. >>> it's been nine years since the pittsburgh police officer was killed in the line of duty they are learning the sentence of one of his convicted killers could be shortened. pittsburg police officer larry was shot while chasing two bank robbers in 2005. one of his kicker alexander hamilton is on death row. but his accomplice was sentenced to life without parole. now they are weighing on whether to reduce his sentence because she was 17 when he committed the crime. >> i will leave that up to god. >> a ruling on moffett's sentence is expected this june or july. >>> a multimillion drug trafficking ring in santa clara county has been dismantled by local and federal law enforcement. 18 people are in custody and one of them is this man. who also goes by the main blanco. he believes he's a high ranking cartel member and responsible for millions of dollars in illegal drug sal

weaver waiting for the justice department again they have been out there for two years.s long enough, guys, let's have the report so then we can advance the conversation. gentlemen, thank you. plenty more aheads the factor moves along. the movie noah scores big at the box office not so big in some religious circles. we will report on the controversy. then, watters goes to philadelphia to give some americans a citizenship test. >> president of the united states during world war ii? >> oh my god. >> george washington? >> no? >> that was close, right? we hope you stay tuned to those reports. well, did you know bad news doesn't always travel fast? (clears throat) hi mister tompkins. todd? you're fired. well, gotta run. geico. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more. >>> personal story segment tonight. a lot of anger on the internet about gwyneth paltrow. a regular working momma ken zi dawson wrote a scathing letter to ms. paltrow basically calling her a brat. pitch perfect, how to say it right the first time every time. the beef with ms. paltrow seems to be th

, if you look at the roots of this sort of anti-government movement, ruby ridge in 1992 and randy weaver, you know, the government sort of encountered him at aryan nation events. there has been an intersection between racism and twheen sort of fiercest strain of the sort of anti-government sentiment out there. it seems like nobody should be that surprised. >> yeah. i mean, i think that's a very good point. why should we be surprised? you shouldn't be surprised that this guy said this. and also shouldn't be surprised by efforts to marginalize him and say you are just an aberration. he's not an aberration. among the birther, secessionist militia, margin on the far right, this racism is one of the elements, it's like a toxic undercurrent. it has long fed the ideology of these folks. conservative republicans and sort of -- maybe less intelligent talk show types who jump on the bandwagon, the anti-government bandwagon, beating up on the new shiny object, the bureau of land management, without thinking about two steps ahead, wait a minute, who is this guy and what's behind some of this rhetori

randy weaver refused to surrender on charges of possessing illegal weapons. 1983, gordon call and hison fatally shot two u.s. marshals in medina, north carolina. call refused to pay his taxes or fees and was being arrested on violating his parole. cliven bundy, now, he's not at the same levels as these criminals that i just listed but if he shoots at federal agents, he will be. it's unbelievable that hannity would go so far to stand with law breakers who have admitted they will do whatever it takes to break the law. >> i'm glad at this point it has not ended in a catastrophe. i fear, guys, this is not over. i would take harry reid's admonition warning seriously. i was scheduled to be out there tonight if this didn't end this weekend. if they come back, i'll be out there with you. thanks for being with us. >> there's still plenty of time for you to go out there, sean. go out there and do it. stand there again. that's what you said you were going to do. of course, you said you were going to get water boarded too. hannity is not reporting. he's promoting the position of a law breakers. w

or go back to ruby ridge or randy weaver or elian gonzalez, which both of us were covering at the time. this seems to be a moment where we really feed to stand back. >> hey, bob, a lot of memories coming back, waco and ruby ridge, right? >> i see ruby ridge, waco coming right back, and it would be a tragedy. >> i mean, in all those instances, obviously, the government was wrong in waco. the government was wrong at ruby ridge, except the people in those situations were also pretty goofy. so what the government should do is just back off. >> i'll be honest, we saw what happened at waco and the branch davidians. i'm concerned. we have exclusive details on what some say may become the next ruby ridge or waco davidian compound issue. some say a potential waco or ruby ridge is about to unfold. >> try not to sound so excited when you say that. ruby ridge happened in 1992. white supremacists, white separatist guy who affiliated with the aryan nation, he sold sawed off shotguns to somebody who turned out to be an undercover atf agent. when he failed to appear in court, u.s. marshals serving the

alan schwartz, former kreismt off of bear stearns, but you better believe that's the first question weaver going to ask, whether or not the if the team is available -- don't forget, he bought the team to $13 million. >> and it's now allegedly worth, what about $575 million? we are getting some breaking news, brian, so let me jump in here. nbc news is saying the donald sterling of the l.a. clippers has suspended indefinitely by the nba. he's also been fined $5 million. again, for a man who is worth nearly $2 billion, $5 million seems like a minor slap on the wrist. let's get straight to dominic chu. you've been following the closely as well. it feels like it's maybe just a bit too minor for what's going on. >> interesting here is the idea of a proportional response. a $5 million is no small fine if you look at the grand scheme of how the nba -- ask mark cuban. when he gets fined it's tens of thousands, hundreds of thousands, it may seem insignificant with the audience we have, but in the world of sports, a $5 million fine is substantial. whether it's substantial enough to appease the critic