and as fathers you are proud of yourselves, being here i had hoped to see 1 tiny bit of resource tohink you are both are not that despicable but i don't. >> at one point the judge seemed upset at the demeanor of sanchez. >> you are smiling, you think it is funny. >> stowe, a paramedic had driven there to see the home opener with two of his friends, the stowe family is also suing the dodgers in court for not providing enough security. >> a uc berkeley student accused of a hate crime is due in court today, police say the suspect joseph donor was walking with a roommate tuesday night, regers claim donder made homo foppic remarks to his roommate and neighborhooded his cell phone, when he refused donder is accused of punching and dhoking him and taking the phone. >> i was surprised when i heard about it because coming from the east coast you kind of always here of berkeley particular being liberal and accepting so not something i expected to hear for sure. >> donder was arrested later at his home. he is currently in custody. >>> the company that provides march a medic services to santa c

we can't sustain yourselves at the current time we had four and a half million dollars of receivables from students this should help to pay for additional classes. and we need to collect that 0 money from the students but there are also lots of dollars that go unused in our scholarship fund and through the federal side of the house >> thank you all for being here i have to get myself back to san francisco so thank you all again for being with us today >> on december 28, 1912, san francisco mayor stared into a sea of 60,000 of constituents that gathered at geary. the berth of the first publicly owned transit system in the city, the san francisco municipal railway. director ramos and rubke and mr. chairman that heinecke will not be here you have a quorum. please be advised that the ringing of and the use of packagers and other electronic devicess are prohibited at the meeting any person responsible for one maybe asked to leave the room. please be advised that the cell phones set on vibrate be in the off position. item 4 approval of the minutes of january 24th and a

we can't sustain yourselves at the current time we had four and a half million dollars of receivables from students this should help to pay for additional classes. and we need to collect that 0 money from the students but there are also lots of dollars that go unused in our scholarship fund and through the federal side of the house >> thank you all for being here i have to get myself back to san francisco so thank you all again for being with us today >> february meeting of the san francisco ethics commission will now come to order. >> i will call the roll. >> vice chair renne? here. >> commissioner hur? >> here. >> commissioner keane? here. >> commissioner andrews? >> here. >> everyone is present and accounted for, thank you. >> the first order of business will be the public comment on any matters appearing before our commission today, whether they are on the agenda or not. >> there is something that i have to do.

we can't sustain yourselves at the current time we had four and a half million dollars of receivables from students this should help to pay for additional classes. and we need to collect that 0 money from the students but there are also lots of dollars that go unused in our scholarship fund and through the federal side of the house >> thank you all for being here i have to get myself back to san francisco so thank you all again for being with us today >> welcome to culture wire. we will look at the latest and greatest public art project. recently, the airport unveiled the new state of the art terminal. let's take a look. the new terminal service and american airlines and virgin america was designed by a world- renowned architecture's firm. originally built in 1954, the building underwent massive renovation to become the first registered terminal and one of the must modern and sustainable terminals and the united states. the public art program continues its 30-year legacy of integrating art into the airport environment with the addition of five new commissions that are as bold and dyna

we can't sustain yourselves at the current time we had four and a half million dollars of receivables from students this should help to pay for additional classes. and we need to collect that 0 money from the students but there are also lots of dollars that go unused in our scholarship fund and through the federal side of the house >> thank you all for being here i have to get myself back to san francisco so thank you all again for being with us today >> hi. welcome to san francisco. stay safe and exploring how you can stay in your home safely after an earthquake. let's look at common earthquake

. >> pace yourselves! pace yourselves! >> wendy succeeded.to coach the national team, but she never forgot how difficult it was for minority kids to get into gymnastics of any kind. the lack of role models, as well as the cost of equipment and training, often put the sport out of reach. so she started a foundation to turn that around. >> the goal is really to introduce kids to the sport of gymnastics, to allow them the opportunity to get the benefits of discipline and good health, and if they have the talent to take it as far as they can go, we will support them and make sure that happens. >> one of wendy's success stories is alexis. >> good. now, when you finish from here, finish in fifth position all the way. i saw these girls -- before it was, like, red leotards, but i guess you can call them purple leotards now -- i saw these girls in purple leotards, and i told my mom, "i want to be one of those girls in the purple leotards." [ chuckles ] so... and it's something cool to do. i mean, it provides an activity that lets you travel to places

and i want to thank you all, for committing yourselves to this process and the ongoing commitment that i trust that you will continue to instill in all of the folks that you connect with and in all of the students, that participate and grow and go through sfusd, thank you commissioner haney for your leadership in this. and thank you, staff. for your incredible work, and i know that it is not like you had nothing to do and all of a sudden, you are waiting for this, and so, adding this on to your plate and going it so well and having an open mind about it really speaks to all that you are and the high, high level, of quality work that you do in sfusd and our families, and i mean, honestly, you should truly be proud that you are with us doing this work at this level, thank you superintendent for allowing them to have this opportunity, in time in giving them the space to do this work, so deeply, i appreciate that. >> and so i just have a couple of quick questions and i may have a few more as the conversation goes on. can you just tell me, i mean, i appreciate the time line and i appreciate

the gift of yourselves.n looking forward to you have already experienced. maybe you knew that... without realizing it. i don't mean to bring up "star wars" again. this is a lot like luke before he discovered the force. exactly. and what is the force in real life? (gasps) brooke... i gotta tell you something. i burnt down the police academy auditorium. see, this flare just got away from me. and then there was another flare that was on purpose, but a bad idea, and a final warning flare that i now realize was unnecessary, 'cause the fire itself was a pretty big flare. well, michael, i'm glad you're honest with me because i kind of have a secret, too. you have a twin sister that loves threesomes. no. no. i've stopped myself from getting close to you because i didn't know if i could trust you. i knew you were lying about the police academy fire because, well, your friends kind of gave it away in the kitchen. also fez took me aside today and just told me... and kinda tried to kiss me. yeah, he does that. but you w

and a nice enjoying yourselves a bit to. at the twenty fourteen at sochi olympics thanks very much for that will speak to you as soon kevin doesn't actually know as i found the keys to his porsche so i know i'm driving home and i have my rotary sushi here in moscow and i am gathered here with a group of our closest colleagues in fact let's introduce all of them here we've got a we've got a i've a cross he added to have a coffee at the far end of the table nice to see you ivor partridge as well the host of our r t world sports a pleasure to have you on you must be thrilled about what we're getting into tonight here with sochi going on the big kickoff going on tonight and james brown our residential intrepid explorer you've been all over the world's largest country and you've got some details to tell us all about sochi twenty fourteen in fact if i can if i can just perhaps start with james first here you're talking about the travel of the olympic flame it's been up it's been down it's been all around tell us about some of the

paper but and a form to active american citizenry and if that doesn't exist then readjust kidding yourselves. >> host: how did you come to this you? teaching constitutional politics as you noticed the of play the constitution the content of constitutional law is determined by politics but the political divide. let's talk about guns again. isn't really just a coincidence all the justices appointed by presidents thought the second amendment while on injustices appointed by republicans did? are we supposed to believe politics had the thing to do with that? is not just about guns but case after case where the stakes are high in the politics is salient it is with their own public policy in that is just bad. that it is used for cynical and political purposes a and it is not bad that we disagree but it is bad one side tries to shut up the other items have to tell you what your policies are wrong you are just not allowed to believe that because the constitution takes fat off the table. >> host: don't we be a unifying touch-tone such as the constitution and? we may be a unifying touchstone and i thin

tell us a little bit about yourselves. >> what i do for a living is i'm an interior designer.nd i'm also a burlesque dancer and singer. >> jimmy: oh, really? and you, philip? >> i work at a defense contractor and at a brewery. >> jimmy: i tell you something, cara, i hope you're a good dancer because the interior decoration in your home leaves something to be desired. i'm blame philip for that. and did you get cara a valentine's day gift yet? >> yeah. me. aren't i enough? >> jimmy: yeah. what a wonderful gift. all right, you're going to be playing against a couple from omaha, nebraska. please welcome cooper and zach. wait a minute. hold on a second. i don't want to jump to any conclusi conclusions. cooper and zach, it looks like you are men. >> we are, yes. >> jimmy: tell us a little bit about yourselves, if you would. >> i work at yahoo in search advertising. i essentially make the internet better. >> jimmy: and cooper? >> i work in the stock business. brokers and that kind of stuff. >> jimmy: how does it work with two guys on valentine's day. does no one get flowers? >> i hop

. >> the only way to find out is to see it yourselves... >> on... borderland only on al jazeera america >> this is the real deal man... on al jazeera america >> before dawn, abdalla al rakai leaves his home. for the mosque. up until october, it was a trip he made regularly with . his freart went to prayers without him. what his father didn't know is that he was being watched. his car, being followed back through the darkened streets. a group of armed men had been tracking him for weeks. at 6:40 a.m. just as he arrived home they took him. >> it's incredible. you can actually see american special forces grabbing anas al-liby, putting a hood over his head and putting him in a van driving him away. the whole thing captured on the video cameras, everything. >> the family's video of the raid shows three vehicles converging on the house. armed men pulling al-liby from his car, they were part of a u.s. special forces team, pulled in for that purpose. al-liby accused of high profile bombings of americans in tanzania. >>> when did they realize he was in the h

advisory just across dumbarton, just a little further south and there is no reason for you to give yourselvesextra time. it is not foggy here and off slip that is patchy -- oftensly that is -- obviously that is patchy, here is steve to help you understand. >> what are you a meteorologist? >> no lit jetstream is going north and it will stay north for a while but even pie sunday things look a lot more moister an "f" s o san francisco, mountain view, everybody is dipping into the mid-40s and it is a cooler than -- a little cooler than yesterday. high pressure is pulling in sending everything way to the north. i believe this is for chicago and they registered below zero, the record is 85 be a they will probably tie it and maybe beat it so that is how cold it has been and the big news continues to be in the big south. you can see the line just to go to peach tree city, go south, a lot of it may wrap it up, 36 in tahoe, 44 in milpitas. it is close to where we should be and 64 to 48 degrees and today it is pretty close, within a degree or two. there will be a system falls it toes look like we will c

those of you who have been to south park understand the proximity of the trees to the park yourselvesto the cars and so forth it's extremely dangerous situation when you get to priority tiger's the maintenance on the trees i hope we rise maybe not to the top but close to the top it's a public safety issue and something that can be addressed we are going to into go through hopefully, a complete renovation and addressing the trees but in american people intern it products a public issue. one of the issues we want to see that the loiter problem due to the smokers. people use the park as an ashtray if we could start krooilth people that's it that's not a public ashtray that was the intent of the no smoking i think it's lot lost on most of the patrons but when you start to prioritize i hope we rise close to the top of the list. thank you >> renÉe and a since this is a budget meeting i'm looking to free up some money and i'd take it out of nap for a lot of of the reasons accredited it's not popular because the herbicides and pest side and trail closures but that means that money can be free

it's a space where you can be yourselves. >> absolutely free.utely happy. >> reporter: but outside, the danger is always there. on the street, a constant presence. the mysterious morality patrol. monitoring the club, who comes, who goes. videotaping the patrons and staff. >> because they're trying to make us uncomfortable to hide, not to go out. >> reporter: we rode with them one night and they denied they were there to harass or expose gay people. >> translator: we just want people to know that the gay community is there, because underaged kids could be tempted to go there. so we just want the younger generation to be able to make a choice that you can develop in different ways. >> reporter: they say they also provide safety for guests. and they denied association with any of the attacks. >> reporter: if we were responsible for this, we could not possibly be the morality patrol. >> reporter: instead, the patrol suggested, it's extremist anti-gay groups who are responsible, pointing out that many local groups disapprove of gay clubs and homosexu

. >> hey girls, how about grabbing yourselves an -- and let's play swimming tag. >> according to estherams he did plenty of cavorting in and out of the pool and it was not so innocent. he says that he used to follow her around and could not play his trunks on. >> johnny didn't play tarzan, he thought he was tarzan. once he learned that line, me tarzan, you jane. everybody was jane. >> reporter: what she didn't know is that her agent was collecting $500 a week. by the time she signed with mgm in 1941 she had a new agent who got only 10% of her $350 a week. >> millions of people go by. but they all disappear from view. >> reporter: if you were young in 1940 and lucky enough to have a job at the world's fair you would only remember the experience as the highlight of your life. recently some fair employees joined us at the island to reminisce. >> it was the most fabulous and wondrous thing of how they could all do this. >> they had the trucks coming down from the sierra. and they put it on the ski jump. and then people couldn't believe that, there was snow in san francisco. >> if something

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. >> as men are you proud of yourselves? >> one of stow's sisters described what his life is like now after suffering severe brain trauma >> he has to wear adult diapers. and i hate having to say that out loud. but it shows the severity of what you did. >> the former paramedic can only walk with a walker confined mostly to a wheelchair. he can no longer care for himself for his children. >> brian is my older brother. i never imagined having to care for him the way i do with my family, my sister and parents. we shower him, dress him we fix his meals. >> not only ruined the life of mr. stow, the obvious victim in this matter but of his children, his spouse. his family. his friends. >> because of time served norwood will be released from state custody but now faces federal weapons charns sanchez serving time in federal prison. in los angeles laura anthony, abc news >> people in santa cruz county where brian stow lives are voicing strong opinions on today's developments in los angeles. >> i don't think it will close the can case

the natural program yourselves herbicides and they ignore citizens objections. the natural area posts signs in our areas in the natural areas telling people to keep out of the one side it cuts down trees and destroys vengeance and worse of all the program which people view as sdrufg and for aboutish. thousands of volunteer hours there's no record of psyche and more unpopper. it should insist that the program improve this was a bust it cost $4.4 million of park money and as far as i know it hadn't attracted any wildlife at all. i want to read to you a petition we circulated on line and we got over o a thousand snchdz it pr it says stop nap from destroying thickets and using herbicides. one 1 is = lane kerney trying to keep the park natural is a failure. it's based on junk science and it's destructive and there is no oversight in this program it's a failure time and time again - >> thank you. >> ann tarnish. >> i will continue about 1.5 million spent on nap i thought - but here i continue reading the comments only from san francisco the petition as i have understa

some of the regular park yourselves actually, the comments are just amazing. billion how green it is and how about how far it looks and after each event the grass it green within a week. in previous years it would take three or four weeks we'd have to manually turn on the irrigation system. the he will man family made this grant possible to make our parks beautiful all want emit not only for the bluegrass festival but all days. that's the goal we want beautiful every single day for everyone. not only the thousands i have people that come to those event but for our regular people that jog or walk their dogs through there. some of the items actually all the items on here i've actually requested as a gardener not as a supervisor to help us improve the quality of our parks and i want to thank dawn holiday for helping to coordinate this. the sharon meadow thing would be a beautiful thing to have sharon meadow be able to have people come up and give charley williams the comments i've received about how about how far it looks and what a difference. it's been a great

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to roll the system out and do training, we will obviously offer training both for the public and yourselves as commissioners. >> can i get on thateries? ~ that list? >> yes, absolutely. so, just a quick update on the timeline. again to date, we are still -- we're finishing the design of the system and starting to test it. we've been testing for several months now. this spring we will initiate training and additional public outreach and then the current schedule which we will know a lot more about in the next few weeks shows a system wide date sometime this summer. the one big piece that remains an unknown is the data conversion. work especially for the building department. i thought designing the system was challenging before i knew more about the data conversion piece. anything in our current system has to be transferred into the new system. obviously there are big differences this. that's a big project in and of itself. the data conversion is well underway but dbi has more volume than we do, so they need a few months to work on that. we will know more as we do the first run of conversion

this is why you are now arizona you've made yourselves too homophobic and dickish for professional football. [cheers and applause] according to the nfl the new watchdog of gay rights none of the reasons that you have cited the fact that maybe muslims could use it against us or oh, my god people want to do business with us have nothing to do with morality. but with so many good reasons not pass it. how did it get this far in the first place megyn kelly has a theory. >> we hear from people on the religious right who feel religion is under attack. i look at this bill and wonder whether it's an overreaction to people who feel under attack. >> jon: good point. an overreaction? why would people of faith, where would arizonans have gotten the idea that religion is under attack in this country. >> is our nation losing religious foundation? >> should but be punished for your faith? >> who is to blame for the holy breakdown. >> christmas under attack. >> it's a war on easter. it's a war on religion. >> american assault on religion. >> it's under attack. >> religious liberty is under attack. >> i don'

protect yourselves, your families or neighbours. >> clearly many didn't hear the governor, or did not pay attention, like cara. >> i didn't learn a lesson from atlanta, i didn't think it would be that bad. >> solution. >> close the roads through the interstate, the cities, and the state. they closed the state roads, block the roads off. >> it's a fine line when a city shuts down and a storm doesn't happen, politicians are blamed for overreacting. >> back to new york city, the public schools have closed 11 times for snow sips 1978 -- since 1978. it has had a huge impact on air travel. thousands have been stranded. atlanta, and philadelphia among those hardest hit. >> still snowing. travel across the 22 states affected by the storm has been extremely difficult indeed on thursday. the biggest problem in the air, where 6,700 flights were cancelled. the aircraft from in the wrong place. it will take a while for the airline to get them back. delays spected into the weekend. on the railways, we saw nothing travelling south of union station in washington d.c., except the chicago train, it goe

. >> the only way to find out is to see it yourselves... >> on... borderland only on al jazeera america >> this is the real deal man... >> it looks to be a record setting day on wall street the s&p on pace to add to the high and the dow is looking down now. a dropping consumer spending among the reasons that the economy is growing at a slower pace in the 4th quarter. the growth rate is down from 3.2% and bad weather to be blamed. >> a 92-year-old world war two veteran fighting for social security benefits and denied because she's transgender. we have a report. >> she's a world war two veteran, flight instructor and at 92 a stock market trader. >> life is beautiful. it is such a joy to live. >> two years ago, she lost the love of her life, her husband norwood. >> the women chased him like mad when younger. >> when going to claim the survivor benefits, they told she was denied because she was legally male at the time of the 2004 marriage. born robert, she was a navy pil pilot. after the war she struggled with her identity. >> i would go to work and go

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twice because in essence, you two by being here and participating in this program, you've made yourselvestudent leaders in your communities. that important to you and if so why? >> definitely. it's really important because i have younger siblings and they tell me i'm like a role model for them. and by being here, they look up to me. >> how about you, caitlin? >> it's the same thing. i have younger brothers and sisters and they see me as their role model and i want the best for them, whatever -- when i was younger, i want them to have what i didn't get, i do my best and show them the way as much as i can. >> don't let them make excuses either. >> everyone full is excuses for not making it or trying their hardest. it's up to you because you're the leaders now to show you can make those excuses. let's hook you up with the program. they are available for more information, you can e-mail micky luna or logonto the website, she would love to hear from you and get more volunteers and mentors. anything you want to close with? >> i really want to spread the word on lulac because he's really helped

less than a quarter mile at times you'll have to give yourselves extra time just a heads up for morning commute, it's going to be murky out there. tomorrow morning make sure you grab a coat or jacket. look at temperatures low to upper 40s cool and a foggy ride in the morning and here is what the ride looks like 50 degrees. to mid-60s. high clouds moving over top of the fog now. it's into upper 50s in santa rosa now. 56 napa. here is a view from our south beach camera. sun trying to peek through cloud cover here. expect light rain for the north bay and more rain is possible hitting the weekend take a look at our atmospheric river this, is last weekend wex had a pineapple connection. this tracks moisture in the atmosphere, you can see stretching from hawaii into our direction. that petered out towards sunday night, then, we started to see a new river developing. aimed at pacific northwest today we're watching it work towards that area. they're going to see rain and snow continuing to intensify. they're seeing some now. tomorrow morning, we'll see a few showers developing around u -- 2:00

. >> it's just again, go out there and enjoy yourselves, life was lost. he pretty much lost his life. pay period templin or he has done fundraisers for the stove family. flannery said stowe's family texted him after the sentencing. >> it doesn't change the fact that their full-time caregivers for the rest of their lives and they need support. >> the two men face unrelated federal weapons charges that could get them 10 more years behind bars. >> there's the section dedicated to the brand stowe case on k2. it includes today's hearing and emotional statements from his family. the well-known youth golf coach pleaded guilty to 75 counts of child molestation. the family did attend the hearing. 31 -year-old ran the junior golf academy in livermore before his arrest. for allegedly arresting priest to the screen is being held without bail and is set to return to court next month. happening now, golden state warriors fans are making sure those dogs are safe. charting tonight, alameda county sheriff's deputies will patrol all home games with dogs that sniff out expl