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i want to commend the staff for the tremendously hard work with this plan. based on a five year plan the strategy developed by the mta an excellent strategy but it's been turned into a 25 year plan this is a strange development and i wonder how our city is going to live up to its promise. right now what you are asking for -- so we're asking that the mta and other agencies involved with this plan development articulate how this is going to be able to reach the promised goal by 2020 thank you. >> thank you very much. any other member of the public would like to comment? okay. we'll close public comment. >> and colleagues commissioner wiener. >> i'd like to respond to ms. hodge's comment. >> absolutely. we very clearly support the bicycle strategy implementation. implementation of that plan requires a lot of funding as well as increased project delivery strategies partnerships with the mta and communities really allowing those projects to go in efficiently we can accelerate it with a concerted effort by the community by staff and new ways of doing business to i

glad you're with us. coming up on 8:30. starting this half hour with a quick look at the weather.s meteorologist lisa argen. >> we have dense fog around the bay. it still lingers around sfo. we have offshore winds on the way and double-barrel high pressure that will work to evaporate that fog in the next hour or so. but it is a spare the air day with the worst air quality in the santa clara valleys. we'll be looking at mild numbers once again throughout the afternoon. and in fact around the bay, plenty of 60s. mid and upper 60s should be common. half moon bay, santa cruz, low to mid-60s. for livermore and concord today, we should see highs in the upper 60s. we are looking at maybe a little bit of rain coming our way. we'll talk about it and show you that extended outlook coming up. >> lisa, thank you. >>> following developing news out of antioch. an abducted girl is safe and the suspect being questioned by police. natalie calvo is back with family members after being rescued from a car that was parked at the antioch marina. police are questioning this man, 43-year-old david dougla

i've worked with officials on both sides of the aisle, once i have disagreed with and agreed with. the political overtones that were exhibited in those documents released yesterday by -- and the conduct of those people is not acceptable. but people all across this state understand. they understand that human beings are not perfect. mistakes are made. i believe that what they expect of me as the chief executive of the state is when that information comes into my possession that i consider it and act as swiftly as possible to remediate whatever ill occurred. that is what i have done today. actions have consequences. i am living up to that right now. i will say one last thing, just so we are really clear. i had no knowledge or involvement in this issue. in its planning or its execution. i am stunned by the abject stupidity that was shown here regardless of what the facts ultimately uncover. this was handled in a callous and indifferent way and it is not the way the administration has conducted itself of the last four years and not the way it will conduct itself over the next four. i w

run yroll with your finger with it. scan receipts with it.with it. maintain your sanity with it. this is yourusiness on the all-new quickbooks. run with it. ashley: nfl playing defense, a move to end the league's nonprofit status and tax billions of dollars in yearly revenue. we will get to the bottom of this with liz macdonald's bottom line. nicole: the nfl gets of free pass when it comes to bringing in a lot of money at the legal level. in other words the league itself doesn't pay federal or state income taxes, teens pay income taxes, the lead offices you got to pay income taxes, major-league baseball pays income taxes, you have to pay because the nhl gets this as a nonprofit. tracy: how did they get nonprofits that is to begin with? nicole: the nfl got that's that is in 1942 so it has been enjoying it at the legal level, and the entire system for the nfl close to $9 billion. ashley: what teams are bringing in. liz: the nfl for its part says we do send money back to the teams and the revenue does get taxed. tracy: faber able to pull the woo

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for being with us. we will see you tomorrow. ♪ ♪ neilhe >> the election countdown is on and people are fed up. welcome, everyone, i am neil cavuto. a big election year coming up. voters are angry with both sides and the third party is getting ready to give them a piece of their mind. so what you think of this? >> well, it's good reason. >> yes, it is crazy. i don't think anyone fully identifies with either party and both have taken the position that they have to be pure. neil: it's an ideological extremes. exactly. and i think that that means that i would love to see this, whatever it may be, that really says that parties and people don't have to be perfect. let's just go out there to resolve the problems the one you haven't been actively involved with the political classes. so why not? >> well, if the time. it's not so much money but time. there has to be something you're willing to commit all your time to. >> but if you're frustrated enough. >> yes, unfortunately about 10,000 other things going on. an

computer equipment with training and with support. we can pull all that together, then we've got it. >> it's as much about social and economic justice -- in fact it's more about social and economic justice than just >> >> good morning, everyone. ed meeting will come to order. this is the tuesday, december tenth, 2013, meeting of the plans and programs committee of the san francisco county transportation authority, our clerk is miss erika cheng, could you call the roll? >> roll call, commissioner breed? >> here. >> commissioner campos? >> absent. >> kim, absent fp >> mar. >> present. >> yee? >> yee, present. >> we have a quorum. >> thank you, and i would like to thank, jim smith and johnson gramwhack from sfgtv for tell vicing us today. >> item number two, approve the minutes of the november 19, 2013 meeting this is an action item. >> thank you, seeing no comments from colleagues, let's open up this for public comment, is there anyone from the public? seeing none, the public comment is closed could we moved this forward without objecti

i want to thank all the companies with working with our sfmta and the mayor to get it right. we're going to get it right and that work will help us to grow as a 21st century. it's fitting in this press conventions you have mayor ed lee and other supervisors we will l be asking voters to help are the infrastructure. i want to thank the technology companies and the world leading companies who are helping us and i know they'll be working side to side with us to make sure we're building a transit system for san francisco. so thank you very much for being here (clapping.) thank you, president chiu were. one of the representatives supervisor weiner not only represents the district of people who are benefiting but he's become one the regions strongest voices. he's one of the cities representatives on the city commission and he was in the task force and has become an advocate for muni and transportation he's not miscarried to take on difficult issues and this one fits the bill i'm happy to be joined by supervisor weiner (clapping.) so as ed noted district 8 which is the castro and pa

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i'd like to second with commissioner president adams said i participate in that outreach with supervisor cowen and supervisor kim you guys did a great job. many my business we work a lot with the reentry programs with the skills >> commissioner ortiz-cartagena. you want to say one thing as amended in my committee what i have before you in your binder doesn't include the issues in today's amendments so this will be presented inland use. so you want to take a roll call vote >> commissioner president adams. councilmember olson. 1k34g9. commissioner riley. commissioner white. the motion passes 5 votes >> thank you. next item, please. >> that brings us to item 6 for recommendations inform the board of supervisors on board of supervisors file number 131 for the police code for employees even if parking garage and parking lot councilmember price we have supervisor weiner who is here to address the commission on this legislation. >> welcome supervisor and thank you for coming here. >> thank you, commissioners and today is the box day for me, i stepped out of the land use committee and i'll joine

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warmer with the on way next week.an accident in sunol that is cleared southbound 680 approaching highway 84 we had a car that hit a deer but now that is cheered and all lanes re-opened. northbound side we saw slowing as you approach highway 4 that is gone and as we take you to san jose this drive is clear and quiet, 67 miles per hour by san jose airport. 280, away from 680, to cupertino, is 67 miles per hour and no accidents on highway 85, either, if you need to make the move away from 101 to cupertino and up to 101 in sunnyvale the drive is looking great. massive trance, 42 bart trains on time and muni and ace train and everything else looking great. this is the walnut creek commute headed from pleasant hill southbound 680 a few extra cars. >>> still ahead, robbed at gunpoint hours after the birth his child. can you imagine that? an east bay man describes the terrifying moment he dodged a bullet aimed at his head. >> a dramatic chase and shooting in san diego after a driver on the his cell phone toledo this violent c

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i come into be honest with you with an open mind. there are certain programs, section 702 for instance that has to be regarded at all costs. with regard to 215 i think the metadata part of 215 we have to ask ourselves difficult questions. not simply do things as the president said simply not do things because we can do them. the question is should we do them? as i said i think 215 is legal but that does not answer the question that the president has posed to us. >> thank you mr. attorney general. i joined a number of colleagues in urging and hoping the investigation to the irs action is done in the balance and repression on appropriate way. i assume it is unless demonstrated otherwise and i have heard there are progressive groups as well as tea party groups that were perhaps allegedly on the receiving end of reviews of their 501(c)(3) applications. it is my expectation that we will hear more in appropriate and timely way about the conduct of this investigation. >> let me assure you and the american people that the investigation what

the chamber of commerce, me with the afl-cio, me with united auto workers, me with the naacp, at thebeginning of the year. and i met with two of the largest companies, the ceos in the state of delaware, and there were at that time ten companies. and i would listen to what their concerns were for the coming year across the board. business, labour, activist groups. and i was in the board room of a lot of the major corporations. everyone was being very nice except the ceo. he was really upset with me. i have forgotten this. i was sitting to his right. i finally said, because he was being close to rude, mr. chairman, what is your problem. another dozens of like me. anyway, i said to doe was your problem. but not mistaken you invited me here. i did not ask to come here. what's the problem? and in a burst of honesty he said, all your going to do is go down there to washington and work with chairman kennedy did try to get health care done, a socialist program. i thought of that. i had not thought of that enclosed a four years. a mother arguing about whether it is a right anymore. even repub

>>: we are out of time but we will sit with you at 915 with a lot more to talk about with rob blackn the >>darya: continuing our role. the golden state warriors. david lee had 22 points and 18 rebounds to lead the golden state warriors to their 10th straight win. a 101-80 victory over the milwaukee bucks last night. this is the warriors' longest winning streak since their nba-title season in 1975. stephen curry contributed 15 points as did klay thompson. the warriors, playing their sixth game of a seven-city road trip, led by just two at the half against the bucks, who have the nba's worst record. the nashville predators beat san jose 3-2 last night for their first victory in four games. joe pavelski and patrick marleau scored for san jose, which has lost two of three. the predators took control against the sharks by scoring three goals in the second period. nashville is undefeated in regulation this season when scoring at least three times. the raiders are sticking with head coach dennis allen. team owner mark davis confirmed the team's intentions yesterday after meeting with the c

this means we'll work with government for those funds with applications and working with our applications for tenant vouchers. we have a very ambitious housing plan and i'm committed to working with you and the rest of the board for the upcoming budget process and beyond to address the critical issue of housing affordability in our great city. thank you. >> our next question by supervisor breed. supervisor london breed: thank you mr. mayor for being here. my question starts with some data. according to the california department of education's most recent data, the high school graduation rate for african americans in san francisco is 12 percent lower than san francisco unified school district over all graduation rate. an african american male drop out rate is higher than any other group. according to the homicide rate in san francisco has declined from a high of 2008 of 97 total and just last year it's reduced considerably to 48. according to san francisco police department data. however, african american males continue to fall victim to violent crime at an enormously disproportionate rate

we were in north korea with tourists, with other americans and our documentary film crew. all of us agree the trip was simply incredible. >> smith was at rodman's side and seemingly tried to calm him down as rodman spoke out about kenneth bae. smith says the visit was not about politics. it was about interacting with the north korean people. >> well, charles smith joins us now live from beijing. first, thanks for being on. you say you want to set the record straight, charles. what needs straightening? you have the floor. what have people misunderstood? >> well, i think everyone knows that the trip was based on sp t sport. we've used the term diplomacy but this trip and the things that we do are a lot more than that. it is more about cross cultural ambassadors. we go out and we get engaged with other cultures. we get engaged from the standpoint of really getting into their customs and their beliefs for the purpose of understanding from a compassion standpoint and being able to represent them. we've been doing this all over the world so my relationship with dennis and the th

with me is andrew.t buzz until you read all three -- >> no. >> okay, whenever. >> the rules. play fair. all right, so first, one of these dips has the lowest calories for the same serving size. humus, light ranch dip or guacamole. >> adam says humus. >> adam would be right. next, deep dishes. which of these beef dishes has the fewest calories per serving. lasagna, chili or nachos. >> beef chili. >> you would be right. 350 calories. others have twice as many. >> we're ready. >> you're ready. okay. how far would you need to walk to burn off two bottles of beer. here is a mihint, one mile is 5 calories. 3, 4 or 5. >> b. >> you would be wrong. >> a. >> a. >> a? that would be right. three miles. good for you. next, if you happen to be in a restaurant, look at these three appetizers. which has the fewest calories and fat per serving. the loaded baked potato skins, bloomin' onion or fried mozzarella sticks. >> bloomin' onion. >> no. >> you would be wrong. >> c, mozzarella sticks. >> right, that's correct. not

you can walk out of your cell with it and stab somebody with it, stab an officer with it. >> the ingenuitysome weapons is almost beyond belief. >> this is a paint ball. it's very hard, probably about very similar to a small rock. and what inmates do with this is they chip the paint off the walls and they stick it in a container and they heat the water and they soften the paint too with it and makes it very pliable and they can use it and round it into a ball such as this. and what they would do with this then is drop this into a sock and they could make some sort of weapon out of it. it's an extremely difficult substance once it's molded together and dries and hardens. they're very difficult to break. if you will take this and if you were using this as a sock, you could -- and again -- with the significant amount of force i slammed it against the desk here, it didn't break, it didn't even chip it. >> this time, no weapons have been found in gallop's stuff. >> keep your hands over your head. stand up, face the window the whole time. >> i don't know why i act up sometimes. it's like sometime

it's definitely some challenges with those with the nature of the structures, issues with the demolition. this time the developer is in contract. we have to wait and see how that works out. back up plan for storming if -- storage if we are unable to get the woolsey property is to utilize the soccer fields and it needs definitely a face lift and we'll be able to build storage. there is a ways to go. recs park is a partner and as well as mta because of parking and sidewalks and drainage. this is an exciting one because the water goes back into collection system and takes up capacity. if we are able to come up with a project that could work with 77 woolsey, we can't have a wet land and back to the ground as well as have a partnership to have some sort of urban act element. the neighbors are really excited about it. we've had great participation. it's an area where a lot of improvements can be made. maclaren park seems to be the park that has been forgotten and it seems to get all the attention we need to keep this park going. it seems like there is multiple interest and purpose around this

i'm joined here with a lieutenant with the latest.hat the >>: can you walk me through was happening out here at this point have pretty sketchy details. this person you were looking for she did not have any clothes she was naked, that's correct. we received a call around 545 this morning. officers went inside to check on a possible victim and they located e-mail shooting victim inside the residence. i was told that she was picked up. are you going to open this back up, with the exception of the crime scene. >>: lieutenant think is a much for joining us. z renown know that one of the three flu deaths and san mateo county was a child they did not release any other information about the child to die. today's 22 people the mavericks could be on for this friday according to their website the organizers of the surf competition friday. there's video we got from our helicopter partnership with abc seven hills. >>: welcome back our coverage of the drought conditions continue. joining us now to talk about it is kron4's and rob fladeboe = live in

i disagree with them.sionate believes as citizens and we want you to loosen to us. what's happening in alec is different. where am i on telecommunications policy? where am i on labor policy and then you go to an alec meeting and you get told by a company that has a vested interest in that policy, this is where you should be on this policy. >> alec is a pay to play company. these corporations pay a premium to have a seat and a vote on these task forces. these elected officials come back to their states and introduce these bills without changing a come ma so it really circumvents the public role in our democracy, they don't have the guts to testify before these legislatures by voting secretly with our lawmakers. >> i think that's the point. make your argument publicly. thank you both. >> thank you. thank you so much. >> that is all in for this evening. good evening, rachel. >> thanks my friend. and thanks to you at home for joining us. i have to tell you in advance that we are tracking a developing story ton

i think we can go into that kind of relationship with the egyptians, with saudis, with the gulf country, definitely with the jordanians with many others in the region. so ironically while in the past my dovish grandfathers and grandparents, not my great-grandfather who was blind to the whole thing were naive, i think that the kind of new dovish, peacenik realistic approach might actually succeed within the regional chaos we see today. >> my question to ari, you mentioned where the nation came from and my expensive studying of judaism, my question is, this nation composed of people or to many about a nation in egypt? that is my first question. and my second question is, you mentioned the flawed intellectual and moral people and, i am asking whether this is the reason why, from what i have studyied six world powers have taken these people deemed chosen captive and now the u.s. is about to turn the -- becoming waker? >> and the question is? >> my question is, why was these people taken captive by all world powers and now the affinity is weaker in the u.s. and if this nation was composed in

this one with a broken ankle. >> the girls came there with weapons intending to do damage and with malice aforethought. there was a girl there with a baseball bat. i'm told there were paint pellet guns. >> as the details of the violent scene on the tape begin to emerge, the principal is appalled. >> i'm shocked at the extent that some students went in this incident. and when they talk about hazing, i think most people would assume that you're going to have normal levels of violence, but this got, in some cases, way out of hand. and so we are, i feel, just really saddened by what i saw on that videotape. >> kill, kill, kill! >> if they're having what they may deem as fun or something that is part of what the school culture, that's one thing. but when you cross the line and start hurting each other, that's a whole different ball game. >> authorities immediately begin considering criminal charges against some of the girls on this tape. in the end, 31 seniors are expelled from the high school. 16 of them are also found guilty of criminal battery or alcohol-related charges. most are sentenced

with mr. meeks, the pendulum was too far over before the '08 crisis. but this rule swings the pendulum far to the other side. we have to have a commonsense approach that's going to work for the american people. no matter what kind of income stream you have. this just can't work for high-income americans. in this rule is tailored toward high-income earners. we have to make sure we're looking out for all americans. i yield back. >> thank you. i'd like to recognize miss maloney for two minutes for purpose of opening statement. >> i thank the chairlady and the ranking member for holding this important hearing. the qualified mortgage rule is one of the centerpieces that came out of the financial crisis. and it is supposed to ensure that borrowers are protected from predatory lending practices that did so much damage to americans. we have to remember, this country lost $16 trillion. thousands of people lost their homes, their jobs. we're still recovering from the longest recession in my lifetime. wh

along with a sharp gunshots the soldiers hit the enemy's mark with accuracy. the next rainy news new lowering of any meetings it's an important task set aside only for the special forces. you know what doing is korea's on it the size and appearance the sizes of concerts to purpose of the first one. as that the show's korea's milk or written this up to potential threats like north korea. and second the church people. of the use of his own mind that the korean military to hold their weight and keep them say so. what i won i think that the sporting a one to deliver. so what the korean military is capable of. and how they go. korea special forces soldiers faced an intense training exercises with defending the. foremost in their minds. i think it will go anywhere or story the soldiers encountered in our different places that they had it easy and for filling day. rule. in the she is. it should. you will we owe it to be doing this for friends trying its best to reserve a certain somebody. serious i announced my intentions with the team to come to me. and unless the i

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same with west texas.essive regulations. but the president's executive order in august created a task force of agencies working on that very thing. and reports are due on the president's desk on may 1st. >> do you see states cracking down on local businesses without federal pressure added to it? >> the federal government sets the minimum standards and the states can exceed that anywhere they like. and should, especially in states like west virginia or you look at louisiana or down the river where this mess is going in louisville, kentucky. states can exceed the federal standards by setting more strict standards and many states have done that. and we welcome any state to do that. >> rick hind from greenpeace, thank you very much. >> thank you. >>> some of the other top stories making news now, emergency officials in southern california say many of the residents evacuated because of a raging wildfire can now return home. much of the fire has been reduced to smoke and ash at this point. but dangerous conditio