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i have heard from all the parties from the planning department, the yvette authority -- event authority, that when proposals come to this city we conduct the appropriate review. i think it is important we reiterate that. i would like to amend the proposed motion which is item 30. would be ready to vote on it today. i hope they take the time to look carefully at some of the issues that have been raised. i am happy to have that discussion. i know a number of concerns have been raised including pierre 29 about whether or not the >> 1% of sales of condominiums and that is being accumulated, and i think a number of those issues zero. to whether or not the city and county of santa skull and the taxpayers are getting a fair deal. we want america's cup to be in san francisco, but we want to make sure that we protect the interest of taxpayers. we don't want to give away the store. i look forward to the conversation between now and the time that the development agreement comes before us. i want to thank the staff worked very hard on this. it is inclusive of everyone in san francisco, every single

i have heard from all the parties from the planning department, the yvette authority -- event authority, that when proposals come to this city we conduct the appropriate review. i think it is important we reiterate that. i would like to amend the proposed motion which is item 30.

my name is yvette. i am part of the coalition for the homeless. >> [speaking spanish] >> we have a lot -- too many. i think that is not just a problem, but the problem it is also with school districts. the children there are not doing well academically. it is a trauma for them to be homeless. >> [speaking spanish] >> we ask the mayor, we are asking for two things. to give us an audience. and we have information about the shelters that is on the peak of capacity. more families trying to find a shelter or somewhere to stay, but unfortunately there is. we have all of the information. give us a solution to this problem. >> [speaking spanish] >> we put a heart on your hand and the man us a solution to the problem. and-- demand a solution to the problem. [applause] >> one more? >> hi. i want to say something. housing. my name is mario. thank you. >> thank you. >> my name is wayne. i have two kids and my wife have been [inaudible] . we do not have no money, nothing. we have to stay in a park for a while. every

councilwoman yvette alexander cut a deal to avoid a solicitation charge. kevin chvis was arrested in september trying to pick up a prostitute. he said he'll stay away from the unit block of k street northeast where he was picked up. if he hasn't got in trouble after four months the charge will be dropped. >>> more than 100 d.c. firefighters sent an unmistakable message to their chief today. as chief the concern ellerbe was finishing up his state of the department speech the firefighters turned their backs on him and walked out frustrated about the new schedule and uniform changes costing them hundreds of dollars. fox 5's paul wagner has the story. >> about face. reporter: with that the 100 or so firefighters in the room walked out. as the chief looked on, some who remained shook their heads in disagreement, but the message was clearly sent and chief ellerbe said wasn't surprised. >> i can't afford to get upset about stuff like that. we have a department to run and manage. no, it doesn't upset me. i almost want to say we expect it. reporter: chief kenneth e

truck load after truck load is being dumped onto the grass all inc for an extreme motorcycle yvette awareanuary featuring johnson and daredevil writing. there will what appears to be a groundskeeper night near is a methodical corp. to protect its turf and the need >> of a downed pilot version and the plastic cover that and then a gravel absolutely create reserves found they two had rain in loves to ring in a bulldozer and give back to the sink and down into the >>pam: or all of that return is called out important because of improper and where it stayed until the event and fear. we will be right back with more news to come. off with an issue and who will prompt you gas guzzler these little electronic use of urgent and quite a buzz. >> these are a totally new hands on game system for intelligent play games. they are these little interactive with wireless screens her that have color graphics on top that can send in motion and the like shaking, children and being flipped upside down. and it also sends the heat of the pyramid you connect to eat other and make it to of a one crew is connected t

i will be happy to, yvette. one of the things that howard university and howard university hospital has identified was that we have a large population of at-risk drinkers, substance abuse patients, and that we wanted to find a way to try to really help our population. we didn't have enough social workers or frontline people to do it. so what we had done was put together a proposal to train our residents. and samhsa was very helpful in that and provided us with a grant to train our residents and our staff about screening, brief intervention, and referral for treatment. so when a patient comes in on whatever service... they may not have come in for an alcohol or substance abuse problem, but the results of the discussion may have been screening that patient just to see, is this person at risk? and once you have done that, you really go through a process of educating the residents and staff about how you can have open-ended questions, affirmative listening, reflective listening, that really allows a person to open u

he is seeking the no. 7 council seat now held by yvette alexander. >> a former frederick county shipshe shot twice with a stun gun. -- former frederick county sheriff's deputy. >> no one wins and no one loses at the end of the day. >> that man is free to go on and live his life. i have to go to my husband's burial plot to visit him. >> gerald gray was 20 years old. his mother filed a $145 million lawsuit against corporal torres. he shot the young man twice after a call for law enforcement. the family said that he used excessive force. he retired and now works as a fairfax county dispatcher. >> more people are buried at arlington national cemetery than first thought. the cemetery pose executive in charge estimates 400,000 people are buried there. that is a much higher number than the previous estimate of nearly. 330,000 this new estimate follows a meticulous review conducted after an investigation uncovered mismanagement and misplaced remains. >> 5:34 is the time, 31 degrees in manassas. >> learn how more local leaders are joining the calls to remove occupy dc protestors from mcpherson

my name is evin and i'm the yvette director here at the brookline book smith. i hope he will pick up on a hour calendars. we have great reading signed up with john and larry baliles next week. and michael owls well as the night of staff recommendations leader in the month. also, you may have noticed we are filming tonight. so if you could please make sure to turn off all sell phones and things like that, any machines you may have. you can follow all of our defense through the web site, brooklinebooksmith.com or you can purchase bugle editions. as we move into the presidential year you can be sure to hear a lot of butter were founding fathers, but they believed, but they said, what they meant to say, and certain parts of the constitution will doubtlessly be quoted again and again. tonight is not about any of that nonsense. it's about the other nonsense. because tonight we have the pleasure of welcoming back jay wexler, professor of law at boston university. in his first book, holy helabalouse he discovered the humorous road trip. in his new book the odd clauses

. >>> we want to say good morning to juwan yvette., author and singer who has been starting her day with fox 5 morning news for years and very talented as well. she is all three of those things. congratulations. >> that is great. >>> are you still working on the new year's resolutions? here is some inspiration. a super senior who runs a mile twice a week and also plays bad minton. >> bill finch turned 100 this past weekend. he is sharing tips on maintaining great health as you reach his age. >> i think getting exercise is very important. i think it is wonderful. i love it. i just wish i could play better. i wasn't as good as that fellow i was playing with. >> but i think he had probably close to 50 years on you. >> yeah, he probably did. >> proud to know bill. he was my hero. when i grow up, i want to be just like him. >> at 96, finch said a national record at the north carolina senior games for the 1500 heater race. next year he plans to run in the race again in of cleveland, ohio. >>> garrett county schools will object a two-hour de

this is our final yvette of the weekend of coverage on book tv and c-span2. we are here in the history and biography tent with pulitzer prize-winning historian david mccullough. we also have a studio audience as well. we will be taking your calls, e-mails, tweets. we will put those numbers up and we will begin right away with a call from manville new jersey. new jersey, you are on with historian david mccullough. >> caller: hello, mr. mccullough. first i want to say that you are a very good author. i read your book john adams and truman. both are very good. and my question is -- my questions are what is the criteria you have for determining what people you are going to write about, and do you see any present historical events since the election of barack obama to write about in future books? >> thank you. mr. mccullough? >> i had trouble hearing the question but i gather he wants to know what i think about the present situation in relation to other times and other presidents. my specialty is deceased presidents. [laughter] but i think we can all take samples

yvette general can understand that. that is the kind of guy he was. he was an iconoclast. very offbeat. one army officer thought he was being too friendly to get to know the iraqis and get into their world and these contacts were chaotic and overeager and more counterproductive and he said keep this guy out of my area. don't have travis patriquin come in. that is a minority opinion. he set off shouting matches, don't talk to katar. he is all we have got. he will be the key to all of this. these battles with rage. they did not think highly of him. he was an important figure for good be personal transformation at that point in time. no question about it for all his complexity. >> seems like an interesting place to stop. anyone have any questions about the book or for william doyle? >> i would be happy. >> you point out of the cia. sometimes the cia gets things right and this is a case they came in and through some money around and helped the iraqi police through the deployment of money. a facilitated or a midwife to the awakening. we rarely hear about when they do things rig

yvette rooks with the university of marylanddschool of medicinn joins us with a look at thh controversialink of the ads 3&p-is this going to make overweight children more of a target coming up.. he's a passenger.. with a skeleton in his closet.why one man's carpool bbddy... landed him with a fine. fine. keeping those resolutions. the 4 tips to sticking with your new year's goals.. on fox 45 news at 5:30. 3 3 3 3 maps-fiber-back to maps maps-fiber-back to maps 3 let's get right to megan gilliland who has more on that talking about.she's live on the ppone right now .. on her way to the scene.megan? megan? ((chat)) 3 first on fox.... howard county police arr on &pthe defense... after being accussd of writing tickets to meet quotas. quotas.a judge threw out several citations thursday.... afttr an attorney uncovered several police memos. one of them shows supervisors directing patrol officers to write at least 2-to-4 citaaions per hour during the department's dui saturation patrol and aggressive driving details. one roll call sheet we obtained shows that officers who make ssxtyystops in a mont

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assistant secretary larry and charlie bilbray from the white house, david from the senate committee, yvettem iehf, and aram plame from treasury. we also have the native organization partners earning stevens, a request from the housing council, and finally, i want to thank the native voice one and many of our trouble stations across the country for airing today's address and bringing the state of the indian nations to hundreds of thousands of people in the andean countries and beyond. this year we've asked an american indian active duty military service member to begin and to introduce president keel. it is my distinct honor to be able to introduce and to welcome the lieutenant governor of the bus marine corps in the u.s. navy judge of the ticket at the pentagon. the lieutenant colonel has participated in the deployments and iraq and afghanistan. please join me in the thinking him for his continued service and welcoming him here today. lieutenant colonel. [applause] >> thank you. good evening and it is my pleasure to introduce the president of the national congress of american indians presid

and sister yvette, your wonderful wife, would agree with you. you've got that deep love in you. >> most of the time, yes, she would. but i was thinking about a few things when you talked. >> yes, yes. oh, my god. [laughter] >> there was the question of love, but i was also thinking about dreaming and revenge. >> yeah, yeah. >> and on this dreaming piece one thing that folks used to always say about me is you just a dreamer. and i was kind of like, oh, man, you know? what's wrong here? am i not accomplishing things, is my head in the clouds? but then i ran across a piece from lenin, vladimir lenin, the leader of the russian revolution, where he talked about dreaming. and he basically said ain't nothing wrong with dreaming as long as your dreams come from a basis of reality, and they are big dreams, but then you're constantly measuring the difference between your dreams and reality and working to narrow that distance. by bringing reality in line with what you're -- but also bringing your dreams back in line with reality because if you dream in awe

elect county supervisors, city council members and in those parts of the country now that is how we yvette congressman in california. >> when will that primary take place in june? >> the first tuesday in june and then the runoff in november, and most people are predicting that he will have two democratic congressmen on the ballot in november. >> what issues do you work with -- or just chatting with congressman franks, republican of arizona what issues do you work with republicans on? >> well, i work with a wide variety of republicans on different issues. i work with ed rice on both foreign policy and on financial services, gary miller and i have been allies for years dealing with the conforming loan limits and making sure that you can get financing in california for middle class families who are buying homes with higher price tags than what you see in most of the country, and then trent and i are working on iran along with of course senator mark kirk who is in our previous now, so i work with a variety of republicans on a variety of issues. >> brad sherman is a democrat of california joini