and again, the democratic party, it's only been potential future stars, and i left wendy davis and the castro brothers out, because they're already sort of achieved that status. what do you make of these three? >> very good. you know, you look at the democratic party, and it's difficult to say you got anybody there in the farm team, after 20 years of in the wilderness of. the republican party -- the democratic party has had a rough party. rafael and accia, very bright, and everybody for frankly the last ten years has been looking at anchia is looked at as someone to be the house speaker and possibly the governor down

a third rising star to keep an eye on is state representative sarah davis. she was the only republican to oppose the controversial abortion bill last year. anti-abortion groups targeted her in the primary, but she got more than 70% of the vote. so different wings of the party represented on the republican side. on the democratic side, the rising starts agree with the woman "mother jones" called the future of her party, and that's leticia van de putte. you saw her on "the daily rundown." she'll face either dewhurst or conservative dan patrick. next up on our rising star democratic list is state representative rafael anccia. he ran uncontested in this week's primary, and is the son of mexican and spanish immigrants.

but twitter should be used as a way to get the message across just one quick example would be wendy davis doing her epic filibuster and of course she was still a bus. during antiabortion legislation in texas people were going to twitter to get that information because the mainstream press refused to cover that story so whether you're using a hash tag or whether you want to cover a particular story twitter can be a great tool for that. you know disagree or agree with definitely worked i mean she got that issue out there and it was super controversial and i think it did bring up a good debate so yeah and i love what you were saying on there as well and i wanted to bring up a couple of things that you brought up i mean sex workers rights why is it that the rights of sex workers are often ignored in larger larger conversations about just workers' rights in general. well because we live in this period tactical society and anything involved involving sex is considered you know unsavory and it's frustrating because if you use the logic you'll realize that it's important to do things like legaliz

davis senior center, and a number of you, commissioner ellington, attended the groundbreaking. the commission in this particular action last fall approved an approximate $19 million loan to provide gap financing for this development. it really was a culmination of a series of actions of the former redevelopment agency acquiring land in order to aggregate it. then this commission stepping in, redevelopment dissolution, saving $20 million, $19 million from governor brown in the word of senator mark leno, saving that from the governor balancing his budget. the item before you is really quite narrow. as you'll hear from staff, these are technical clarifications that happen as we approach project closing that tax credit investors and others have brought forth. so, we're pleased to bring this item for your consideration. so, with that i'd like to ask pam simms, development specialist to present this item. thanks. >> thank you, director bohe. good afternoon, acting chair ellington. >> thank you. >> commissioners. again, i am pam simms. i am a development specialist in the ocii office

while living in davis, i advised the city appointed body called the davis governance task force and was recommended by them for my valuable contributions. ~ on election issues. in san francisco i have been appointed [speaker not understood] inspector two times starting in the june 2006 election. i have attended many election commission meeting over the years here. iest mate over a dozen. i have provided advice to the commission on things how we can improve manual audits and how we can improve the [speaker not understood] results. [speaker not understood] procedures on multiple occasions in san francisco and i have written software to analyze san francisco's rank choice voting data. san francisco is very fortunate to have an independent citizen body to oversee the administration of its electionses. i'd like to give back to san francisco by serving on this body, making sure we stay abreast of current technologies and making sure we have goodie lebanontionxes overall. ~ good elections overall. thank you. >> thank you. supervisor tang? >> yes, i'd ask the same question i asked of the previo

. >> mickey davis is the mother of kyle davis, one of the seven children who lost their lives at plaza towers. >> it was just something i've never experienced. we got around to the school, and it was very hard to look at the school that day. because i had just taken -- i had just taken him to school. and the school didn't look like what it did when it i dropped him off, on friday. there were search families searching for kids. i didn't find out until the next morning. it was 18 hours later. >> so mickey, it's very soon raf may -- soon after may 20th. what do i want to do next? >> i want a shelter in every school. my goal is to protect every child in oklahoma. not just moore. >> do you think you will achieve shelters in schools? >> some days, you know, are harder to get up and fight for it. but kyle would want that. we need shelters in every oklahoma school. >> kyle would want me to get up and fight. and do all that i possibly can, so that kids are protected in the future. ing the. >> we can't prevent tornadoes hit the ground. but we can protect against their impact. in a town like moor

davis in 2005 and moved to san francisco shortly after that. in 2007 i started working as a software developer for a company called granicus which i believe you are all familiar with. they specialize in government transparency, expanding citizen access to government information. for example, san

robert leslie davis was last seen here in court to madeira, leaving it more ran at joe's restaurant on february 26th. his family says that he left this restaurant after his weekly dinner with his daughter. the fed says that he turn left out of the parking lot and that was the last time they saw him. earlier this month, police did send out planes and helicopters looking for him but so far, neither police or his family have had a look. >>any luck. >> new this morning. japan has been ordered to stopped whaling program. japan has claimed of this program is and scientific purposes. it has been the target of an barman to last for decades. this morning, the international court of justice and hague, ruled that this program is not for scientific purposes and that they need to stop operations until further notice. and >> coming up on the kron4 newest. a pizza you can only deal with a prescription. >> university of arizona fans and students were ups and after their overtime loss to wisconsin. we will show you what happens coming up. >> welcome back. this is miles away from our position in nationa

the newest member of our "gma" family, linsey davis, she and her husband, paul, had ayden sylas roberts over the weekend. >> look how good she looks after just giving birth. congratulations to them. >>> also, tomorrow on "good morning america," scarlett johanss johansson. and remember to watch robin tonight on "dancing with the stars." right here on abc news. 8:00, 7:00 central. she'll be holing up those 10s. see you tomorrow. >>> good morning, i'm kristen sze. the major league baseball season opens at home in oakland at 7:00 tonight. we'll keep our fingers crossed for no rain. >> the heaviest will be over. scattered showers possible. i think they'll get the game in, barely. low to mid-50s so dress accordingly. scattered light showers up north and the rest of us could have some through noon. heaviest 11:00 to 5:00 and then thunder is likely tuesday and wednesday with snow levels down to 3,500 feet. seven-day forecast, spring warmth this weekend. >>> we have some debris in the roadway. a couple of lanes northbound. you can see most of the traffic is in the westbound direction along 580 a

jonathan davis wa davis "t" aajf the ice with an injury. >> we'll have news in the next couple of minutes. i'll see you then. >> scared as hell... >> as american troops prepare to leave afghanistan get a first hand look at what life is really like under the taliban. >> we're going to be taken to a place, where they're going to make plans for an attack. >> the only thing i know is, that they say they're not going to withdraw. >> then, immediately after, an america tonight special edition for more inside and analysis. >> why did you decide to go... >> it's extremly important for the western audience to know why these people keep on fighting... ...it's so seldom you get that access to the other side. >> faultlines: on the front lines with the taliban then an america tonight: special edition, only on al jazeera america >> this is al jazeera america. i'm del wal walters live in new york. 6 million people have enrolled in obamacare, the healthcare.gov website down for a few ours overnight but is now up and running. the white house said it's all part of routine maintenance. >>> search crews are

we have a seismologist at at university of california davis. good morning to you, sir. >> good morning. bill: in sacramento. you look at things. you try, you try and predict based on the rumbling. we watched over the past seven to 10 days. is that an indicator for a person like you to say, that we are on the verge of a much bigger shake? >> well, of course it could be. you can't discount that but the standard statistic that we quote for an earthquake like that there is 5% chance of something bigger coming within a week or so. now, that earthquake fault, the pent at that hills fault that that fault eventually occurred on has been only known for a few years. we do know it was the source of 1987 whittier narrows earthquake. that runs from brea and la habra, toward downtown l.a. and probably one of the most damaging or dangerous fault west know about in the l.a. area. bill: how come? >> because it runs right under downtown. there is very little surface expression and we know very little about frequency on of earthquakes on that fault. bill: 5% chan

robert leslie davis was last seen in a court of madera, leaving a restaurant march -that's on february 26th. his nemesis that he left the restaurant after a dinner with his daughter. the family says that he never returned home. so far, neither police or his family have had any luck finding him. >> optional services will be held this week for ajlejandro nieto who was fatally shot on march 21st. visitation hours will be held today from 3:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. at driscolls valencia street mortuary in san francisco. the federal mass service will be at 11:30 a.m. tomorrow at st. kevin catholic church in san francisco. solid mass, the burial ceremony will be held at the holy cross cemetery. >> caltran was shut down a busy intersection on interstate 80 in fairfield this week to perform maintenance work. if the on \ ramp to westbound 80 at travis boulevard will be closed from 9:30 a.m. to 3:00 p.m.. >> the california highway patrol is hosting a series of driver safety class is for bay area teams. the chp start smart program is a teen driver safety course designed to teach young people safe driv

. >> reporter: denise davis had no idea that the day care she sent her three kids to had a long list of basic safety violations. but when she found out her infant daughter was taking naps in her car seat, she pulled her children out. then last year inspectors finally closed it down after they found another child strapped in a car seat in a closet. >> we should be able to view it and have it accessible to us. >> i wasn't able to get these records myself for my own child. >> reporter: so kathryn with the center for investigative reporting teamed up with nbc bay area. we discovered that inspection records simply don't exist online, and we uncovered an antiquated underfunded system that oversees the safety of california's 1.1 million children in day care. >> we found that california does not make it easy for parents to find out what the state knows about the day cares where they're sending their children. >> reporter: other states such as florida and texas have had these records online and searchable for years, in some case more than a decade. that's why child care aware of america ranke

davis is 5-foot-seven, weighting 139 pounds. police say he was last seen driving a 2001 silver toyota camery, similar to this one. but with a missing passenger side hubcap. the license plate number is 4sey056. if you have any information on his whereabouts, you are asked to call the san rafael police department. or, the family tip line, at 275-1987. that's 275-1987. in corte madera, philippe djegal, kron four news. we have a storm system coming in bringing grain and thunderstorms and may be snow in the bay area at bills. here is the storm track her life. we have dry conditions in the bay area with a few sprinkles. both of this note and this rain will pick up as we go into tomorrows afternoon. we have another storm coming down for tomorrow. we have increasing clouds for tomorrow and reigned towards the afternoon. tonight curve partly cloudy with clouds condition--increasing. we may see it heavy afternoon rain even in the indian--evening for your commute. in san francisco. police are investigating a body found at the aquatic park.

robert leslie davis was last seen on february 26th. he left in a 2001 silver camry after having dinner with his daughter. he is a white man with gray hair and eyes. call san rafael police if you have information. >>> new developments on the massive mud slide in washington state where a muddy tattered american flag marks the search area t.number of dead climbs to 21. the governor of washington praised the search teams that recovered 4 more bodies today. he's seen moments of courage today. katie is in washington where people gathered there to pray amidst deep grief. >> reporter: outside the oso community chapel, the sound of church bells. inside, more than 50 voices singing a song called ten thousand reasons, just 8 days after the devastating landslide. they said the fact there was more smiles than tears, sends a message. >> people are ready to do what they can to help. >> reporter: church leaders asked cameras to remain outside but audio was allowed, enough to hear a bible passage. >> though the money ton be shaken and the hills be remo

davis is 5'7", weighing 139 pounds. police say he was last seen driving a 2001 silver toyota camry, similar to this one. the license plate number 4sey056. if you have any information on his whereabouts, you're asked to call the police department (415)275-1987. that's 415275198, phillipe djegal. >>> a man's body was found this morning in a creek at wattson park. there's a large homeless population in the area, but police don't know if the man was homeless or not. right now there's no signs of foul play, and they are unsure how the man died. >>> the san mateo sheriff's office is warn people about a phone scam. the caller says they have a deputy sheriff, and you must pay fees with a prepaid debit card or be arrested. a law enforcement agency will never call asking for money or threaten arrest for failing to report to jury duty. >>> kro n 4's dan ruben is breaking down what's being done to keep riders happy and keep them on board. >> reporter: the great muni overhall. 59 of the 81 routes are changes. muni riders feel the ch

robert leslie davis is 93 years old and has been missing for more than a month. he was last seen having dinner with his daughter incourt at the madera. he has a medical condition and he is 5'7", 135 pounds, wearing a beige jacket and yellow sweater. >> shoppers will see the sales tax go up on tuesday. san rafael, it's going up a quarter of a penny to 9.25. antioch, increases a half cent to 9%,y roanoke park shoppers will pay 8.75%. >>> tonight this last showing for the century theaters in san jose. the three movie theaters is prime real estate which is why the land's owners don't want to renew the leases for the teeters. lillian kim is live from century 21 theater where moviegoers are showing up to get in a last movie. i grew up going to those theaters. >> a lot of people grew up with these theaters. a very sad day here. we're less than an hour away from showtime, raiders of the lost ark givens at 7:00 p.m. people started lining up a 11:00 a.m. and the line now has made around to the back of the building, just like old times. century's lease is up march 31st, and

but you will get screwed by their pension but under california law craig davis that the economy was booming so they decided to add pension benefits to the defiant benefit plans to create something that allows public safety workers to retire at the age of 500 or 55 at 51 dash 90 percent of their salary. when you combine that at the actuarial tables the life expectancy was 68 or 72 but today it is extended because of the great medical achievements. you did have a situation where a fire fighter might retire at age 55 look at the guy who got the $350,000 salary and do the math they have 90 percent of that because it is based on a mathematical formula and if they live intel 95 that is 40 years to under $50,000 pension is possible. there is over 25,000 state employees said takeover 100,000 in pensions. what does it mean? localities can not afford to provide public services to you and me. [laughter] in this city of san jose a conservative democrat recently issued a budget providing for $1 billion of spending 30 percent of the budget that has crippled that has quadrupled over the last 10 years over

one of the boats is assigned to 34-year-old angie davis. >> this obviously is not where a bed is supposed to be. >> i want your juice, sugar. you gonna take this cake for a juice? >> it's right by the table where everyone eats, where everyone sits and talks and plays cards and gets on my nerves. >> they're sitting overtop of me, eating their food. i want to talk to obama about this. >> [ laughs ] >> well, these are the bunks. it looks like the projects back here. somebody didn't flush the toilet, and that's gross. [ toilet flushes ] all right. toilet. this is the shower area, which someone has been in here. and you see this is just where people don't have home training. they just open stuff and just throw it all over the floor like they have maids. the women -- you just wouldn't believe how silly it is. [ indistinct shouting ] you hear that [ bleep ]? so here we go. >> people be coming up, telling us bull[bleep] about y'all! >> how old are you, though?! >> how old are you?! >> 28! >> i'm 27, i'm 27! ain't nobody going back [bleep] ain't nobody tell j.p. that y'all was talking about her! s

robert leslie davis is 93 years old and has been missing for more than a month. he was last seen having dinner with his daughter incourt at the madera. he has a medical condition and he is 5'7", 135 pounds, wearing a beige jacket and yellow sweater. >> shoppers will see the sales tax go up on tuesday. san rafael, it's going up a quarter of a penny to 9.25. antioch, increases a half cent to 9%,y roanoke park shoppers will pay 8.75%. >>> tonight this last showing for the century theaters in san jose. the three movie theaters is prime real estate which is why the land's owners don't want to renew the leases for the teeters. lillian kim is live from century 21 theater where moviegoers are showing up to get in a last movie. i grew up going to those theaters. >> a lot of people grew up with these theaters. a very sad day here. we're less than an hour away from showtime, raiders of the lost ark givens at 7:00 p.m. people started lining up a 11:00 a.m. and the line now has made around to the back of the building, just like old times. century's lease is up march 31st, and

his name is robert davis and he was last seen more than a month ago driving his silver toyota camera home from medira. his family is offering a $5,000 reward for information asking for his return. police are asking anyone with information to please call the san rafael police department. >> u.s. navy officials said today that it could take years to find malaysia flight 340. crews are using a wide range of devices to try to track down the plane and black box recording device, but until the search area is narrowed drastically there's little expectation of a major breakthrough. >> right now the search area is basically the size of the indian ocean which would take an untenable amount of time to search. >> none of the debris found so far is believed to belong to the missing jet. the ming from the black box of flight 370 to last up to 45 days which would give crews another 23 days to find that plane. >>> the u.s. senate will hold a hearing wednesday to address concerns over faulty ignition switches on general motors cars. gm recalled all model years of the chevy cobalt, solstice and chevy

investments will be made in new and existing plants and projects in allen paris, beauregard, and jefferson davis. hersh is that people on this committee have probably never heard of, and people in america have never heard of it either. but these are real places with real people. a 100 mile stretch between ican, lafayette, and lake charles, louisiana. that investment would create 37,000 new jobs, high-paying jobs. willerica, lng exports drive domestic production and create jobs. there are are also a powerful geopolitical tool, particularly in light of russia's it illegal aggression in the ukraine. events have shown that putin is intent on using his monopoly on energy supplies to pressure our to advance hise economic and philosophical agenda. last week, russia sanctions nine officials. i was one of them. being sectioned by president putin is a badge of honor for me and the people i represent. it has only encouraged me to redouble my efforts to increase domestic energy production in the united states and make the u.s. a global leader in energy exports. america can and should be an energy superpower

tom davis, is jeb bush, is he the guy? >> well, i think it's too early to tell but with chris christie's issues in new jersey not fully resolved, i think a lot of us in the republican party, particularly the establishment, are saying, gee, we're nervous about paul or cruise or somebody to win nationally. >> they need an establishment guy? >> yeah. look, he was governor of florida. florida and ohio are two swing states they need to win to take the presidency and the bush brand, pluses and minuses but there is a financial organization around the country that i think is being to step up should he decide to get in. >> beth, you followed the rise of hillary clinton's political career for years. how significant is this draft effort? >> can you imagine another clinton versus bush? sort of back to the '90s. jeb bush is a very, very appealing candidate in many ways for republicans but a fantastic report in "the washington post" said powerful insiders drafting him. same powerful insiders that drafted mitt romney and some of the same

oh hello can you call with me why davies' here are they filming unfortunately called our submission i spark and we go to. she's doing the rounds of a demand with a technical director he too is dutch or lao when it was created fair trade two was a very fine project. the ideas were a good but they've turned into something else. that no longer exists. the image people have had of fairtrade for so many years is like a dream really weird. in two thousand and twelve jetta vendor bag exported two point seven million crates of bananas sixty eight percent of them had a particularly high free trade price. our company made revenues in excess of twenty six million euros. in return max have the rocks had to be beyond reproach towards our four hundred fifteen employees. the man whose cutting is called simon excel us he's been working for the company for four years and the one carrying the bananas is called neva deo he's been here for four months or more how do you feel about your work. fine does it pay bro yes the six year is a day. see more lives in close proximity to the plantation. he's married

his name is robert davis and he lives in san rafael. he was last seen february 26th driving his silver toyota camry. there's now a $5,000 reward being offered for information leading to his return. police are asking anyone with information to call the san rafael police department. >>> newly released security video shows the exact moment that magnitude 5.1 earthquake rattled southern california friday night. this is video from inside an ice cream shop in the city of brea in orange county. you can see in the video customers quickly taking cover as the quake strikes. thankfully, no injuries were reported there. the area has experienced more than 100 aftershocks since the earthquake, the largest being a magnitude 4.1. that quake happened on a fault scientists say could cause catastrophic damage. the fault is considered so dangerous because it runs from the suburbs of orange county all the way under downtown los angeles into hollywood. experts say if there was a 7.5 magnitude quake or greater along that quake line it could kill as many as 18

. >> robert davis is last seen by his daughter after they had dinner together. she said her father drove over in a 2,001 toyota camry and a missing hubcap. anyone with information something called to call police. >> it is a wash out for the final game of the bay bridge series. between the as and the giantses. it cause td flooding in the coach's room. which has problem in the past with water and sewage backing up. >> they say. >> fans can put this towards a future game. >> meanwhile, they are busy preparing for the home opener. >> they will take on the are doing indian it is. >> he is the first 32,000 fans. >> and look for 7:05 p.m. >> rain could delay the start. >> on the road for arizona in the opening day. and still watch the game at at&t ballpark. >> this will be held at 6:30. >> big screen set up for the fans. >> they will experience page kerr baseball's new replay system. from now on if there is a challenge in the game. it will be reviewed at the replay command center in new york. >> it will be on today at padre's game and another if he wins his first chall

john gaddis' remarkable programs at yale, victor davis hanson strategic enterprise at stanford, strong programs at ohio state, duke, and other institutions, but not so many. in a few minutes we will hear brief readings from our finalists, candidates for the prize. you may judge for yourself the quality of their understanding and of their writing. i wish particularly this evening to thank roger hertog, chairman emeritus of the host world from -- the historical society, a supporter of such ventures, to whom our debt is very large. i wish to thank the president of the society, whose leadership and reintegration of the historical society has been nothing less than stirring in its consequences. i congratulate and thank peter lawson johnston who was here this evening, chairman of the harry frank guggenheim foundation, a veteran of the second world war whose allegiance to the foundations purposes, the study of the human propensity for violence, aggression and domination has been constant and generous. it is worth noting that our foundation's founder, henry guggenheim, was a veteran of both wo

his name is robert davis and he lives in san rafael. he was last seen february 26th driving his silver toyota camry. there is now a $5,000 reward being offered for information that leads to his return. police are asking anyone with information to call the san rafael police department. >>> just another reminder that time is running out for uninsured californians who have not yet signed up for health care coverage. the deadline is tomorrow. now, there still are a lot of folks who have yet to enroll and if you miss the deadline to apply, you do have to pay a penalty and then you don't have health insurance either. yesterday at san jose's health fair hundreds of people waited in line to speak with counselors and insurance agents who were helping peepople get started. applications will be time stamped. people have until 11:59 april 15th to complete the process online and select a health care plan but the bulk of the work has to happen before 11:59 on monday. >>> coming up at 7:00 on "today in the bay" we'll show you why this bay area car sal

wish the united states would do more well dr weinberg the reason why president putin may not raise davis issue or other issues with foreign visitors is because russia doesn't make the promotion of democracy the pillar of its foreign policy it's the united states that does and if i'm not mistaken mistaken the state department first noted a problem with the saudi textbooks all the way back in two thousand and three and ever since the saudis have assumed this very typical approach for them of not saying no outright but not delivering either and my question to you is whether they see any practical gain in essentially indoctrinating values in the speech only mindset whether they do it on purpose as as a part of state ideology well you know i think saudi arabia like like any country does have some internal debates even as an absolute monarchy but that having been said i do think that the saudi authorities very sponsibility for what's in these books especially because these books are printed on an annual basis by their ministry of education so they are to blame for what's published in their tex

davis i have a couple of speakers lined up. two minutes for each speaker. thank you >> good evening terry principle of life lane academy. we're thrilled to be in our 15 year at the lifeline or learning academy the first thing we want to do is fourth what our students need from year to year. we've discovered in the past couple of years we more and more have kids that don't have a home. and we've taken it upon ourselves to add this as part of our education f to begin to raise money to open a residential that kids need a place to life and grow and feel a part of. the thing that makes our school unique kids come into our school and constantly feel part of the community. it is so important and lost in so many ways. once they understand what it feels like to be part of the community they never leave us so i asked a couple of graduates i can get tons of them to come to speak about the life learning academy how it helped them grow and asked a parent to come to give their 23r5u7bd feeling about this school. thank you, again. and present the rest of the speakers. tha

davis i have a couple of speakers lined up. two minutes for each speaker. thank you >> good evening terry principle of life lane academy. we're thrilled to be in our 15 year at the lifeline or learning academy the first thing we want to do is

this one to nina davis. >>> as we reported earlier, the exhibition series finale between the a's and giants was cancelled due to rain but the embarrassing story is the return of the plumbing problems. the third base coach took this cell phone video of a backed up toilet. players tweeting about it, making fun of it. drainage on the field. it was terrible. tim lincecum and hudson the soggy pre-game catch. >> the field was bad. and we have new turf down too, which probably the water stands on that a little bit more. you are putting guys at risk injury wise. >>> both teams open on monday. madison bumgarner against mccarthy in arizona. the a's begin at home weather permitting. 7:07 first pitch if they play. >>> in the arena league, the sabercats. reggie gray caught this ball with three seconds left. let's go for the win on the road. stanley to willis. does he catch it? no. san jose's first loss of the season. >>> with the masters two weeks away, tiger woods battling back problems. lefty forced to withdraw after ten holes today. the leader just move the boulder and give yourself a clean lo

victor davis hanson arranges expert on classics and military history, just fingered "the bombers and be bond: a survey of etoming campaign against germany. by "he mentioned i am writing a new history of world war 2 so i'm reading both traditional works and newer revisionist treatments. larry diamond, who focuses on democracy in asia, africa and latin america, is reading "the righteous mind." see is a says a must read for anyone to understand how partisan polarization might be eased. >> and -- an exquisite book i have read is "the for war." a classic account of the american wars in afghanistan and iraq. he lived these wars and brings to his readers the ordeal of war for the soldiers who fought it and the civilians who are caught up in it. dexter filkins discussed hisbreak at the 2008 miami book fair. shelby steele, who specializes in the study of race relations, re-read a rebend in the river. he says its shows more graphically than anything i had how so many first world countries come ourselves colonyism descents descend into -- and senior fellow and economics john taylor is reading w

davis. i had a tremendous opportunity to work both with the golden gate national park conservancy [speaker not understood]. i had an opportunity to understand the true value of all the wetland habitat encompassed within this area. and i say similarly to all others because it's critical that we look at alternative to the proposed projects and alternatives necessary. i'd like to add on to the point made by the previous speaker, one of the main purposes of c-e-q-a is public disclosure of information. and i think that an environmental impact report is critical and it will enable the public to view with alternatives that are considered and disclose more information about the projects and the mpd that was prepared. it seem to me it was an attempt to mitigate against significant impacts versus actually address them and discuss them in a productive manner. so, i'd urge the board of supervisors to consider the preparation of full environmental impact report and thank you so much for your time. ~ mmd

new images so what do the silly season despite the kremlin really mean our cars on the right column davis's fee for moscow secondly it seems that the kremlin know once the west and the us especially to think that they are trying to ease tensions and this is just a strategic move our aid there will be it's in a serious suggestion sag and on that remains to be seen is the fact that it was the first time that my new pc called back obama in this crisis before i was always the us reaching out to live at the same time and the inside the kremlin has everything to them to sell itself and on to getting here inside russia and also quite interesting that when we look at the helm tied to the kremlin about this official fan took that toppled the tech said a common has been published what about the breakaway region consisting of which belongs to modena and two team than the tiny raise his concerns over the situation of russian speaking people intense history up to some expertise suggests that maybe that might now when you shift the focus there so it's really to delhi to say at what's behind this time cal

saying that you're going to get screwed by their pensions because under california law in 1999 gray davis and the liberal democrats thought the economy was booming and so they decided to add six new benefits to these defined-benefit plans and it created something that allows public safety workers to retire at 50 or 55 at up to 90% of their salary. now when you combine that with the actuarial tables and in fact when i went to bowerman life expectancy was maybe 68 or 72 but to day life expectancy is way extended because we have all these great medical achievements and people are living healthier. you could have a situation where firefighter might retire at age 55. look at the guy who got the $350,000 salary and you do the math. you give that person 90% of that is it's based on a mathematical formula for the last few years and if that person lives until they are 95, that's 40 years drawing a quarter million dollar pension. it's possible. there are over 25,000 state employees right now that make over $100,000 in pensions so what does it mean? it means that localities can't afford to provide p

victor davis hansen, an expert on classics and military history just finished richard oversees the bombers and the bond, a survey of the allied strategic bombing campaign against germany between 1942 and 1945. he mentioned, i am writing in the history of world war ii. new revisions treatments. larry diamond to focus is on democracy the righteous mind. he explained this book is absolutely a must read for anyone who wants to understand what politics in the u.s. is interested polarized and how partisan polarization might be east. over 30 years, and this was a book that i have read recently in will be read in the future is the for war. a classic account of the american wars in afghanistan. he lived these wars and brings to his readers the ordeal of war for the soldiers who fought it and the civilians were caught up in it. dexter focus discussed his book at the 2008 miami book fair. you can find is talk at our website. shelby steele and specializes in the study of race relations multiculturalism and affirmative-action recently reread, abandon the river. he says it shows more graphically than an

we've been in discussions with miss davis to see how we can help the programs. they have a lot of educational programs for youth in the neighborhood and we've committed to helping out with those programs. we're here for any questions you might have. >> commissioners, you guys have any questions? >> i do. >> go ahead commissioner campagnoli. >> good evening, how you doing? on the extended hours, it's 'til 4:00, 6:00, what? >> i think the code says 6 o'clock, but the re/al any of the situation would be with very generally what we're going to do is go 'til 2 o'clock to do a wind down, get them out the door. security -- you know, on a place this size, you're talking about 3 or $400 an hour on security and that's prohibited terms of selling red bulls and water so -- >> what's the capacity of this place? >> 344, i believe. >> commissioner hyde. >> is [inaudible] working with this organization as well? >> yes, he is. >> i just want to say that knowing that, and in 2012 there's a permit in our office that hasn't been filled out completely and there's a place on sixth st

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federal government requires every project that has any federal dollars in it, has to pay something called davis bacon wages. those are the union scale wages, so people can't shop around when we're building a road. they have to take the fixed price the unions charge. and that raises the cost for all of us. >> president wants to divert money from other agencies in the federal government, and he also wants to use 150 billion in corporate tax reform money, what do you think of that? >> it sournds complex, and it sounds like it might not work, this is the president who when he passed his stimulus bill in 2009 said, this is going to go to the shovel ready jobs. we're going to create jobs, it took a couple years and the president had to admit, i just learned something, there were no shovel ready jobs, this takes a long time. if the president can't figure that out, i worry about massive transfers from one fund to the other. it sounds like one of those shell games in times square. >> he's really good at diverting money after all. to pay for obama care -- i'll get e-mails on that one, won't i. good to se

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and all the e-mails -- wilkins i mean and jonathan davis. now these are all of the ins and outs from their mailboxes, it's not difficult, you already have pulled them, there's no question at all, it's a question of will you deliver them. >> mr. chairman, we're happy to continue to work with you, and we will advise you, i'm not aware that we have pulled them all. but to the extent we have, they all have to be redacted and we will work with you and advise you as to what the volume is. the reason the search terms were selected, they were selected by committee staff here and in the other investigation so that -- >> no, no, your people -- my time is expired. you previously selected search terms, asked to give priorities. that's all fine. the subpoena that was personally delivered to you, which we expect you to comply with, or potentially be held in contempt, those e-mails were very specific based on individuals who had become specific focus on which why they did what they did, and what they have said, whether it's true or not, is critical to this

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cnn's davis mckenzie was with family members in beijing. >> reporter: the trauma of waiting. for weeks, hundreds of family members of those on board flight 370 have been stuck in a hotel in beijing. a pressure cooker of grief and emotion. when they were told the plane went down, some via text message, it was overwhelming. then grief boiled over into anger. these families have banded together and leaders like steve wong have emerged. without physical evidence, he believes his mother could still be alive, but the wait is weighs on them all. >> it is a hard time, all of us are exhausted, both mental and physical. we just have to wait. so it's really a hard time. >> reporter: retired u.s. air force colonel gordon peters has deep experience helping family deal with trauma, he calls the situation terrible. >> they're not even able to say let's deal with this, let's discuss it. they still have confliction of is my family member dead or are they alive? >> reporter: many tell me they still believe their family members are still alive, even if logically, the chances seem quite remote.

state in the country by area, the number willing dropped by more than 80% because of the law wendy davis tried to stop. things in texas could stay that way. a panel of judges says the law does not impose an undue burden of the life and health of a woman. in november, the current supreme court weighed in. the majority refusing to stop the law's implementation. they heard arguments in the case in which the plaintiffs, corporations say certain forms of contraception to end pregnancy. because they do that, they don't want to have to provide some or all in their health plans. the affordable care act mandates they do so. the lead plaintiff in the case is hobby lobby. they have 500 arts and crafts stores with 13,000 employees. the lawyers argue before the court this week, their religious rights are being infringed upon with something that is against their conscience. no one is surprised the republicans in the texas legislature were sincere in their desire to restrict abortion. what might be surprising is how long they have cared so much about the beliefs and sought to implement them in policy.

oh, miles davis? that would be an honor. so miles came in and he stuck him up and the guy gave him all the money, he went around the corner, said that was a lot of fun. handed it to the dude and gave the money back. >> jimmy: will that be in the film? >> no, but i'm going to rob a store in honor of miles. i'm an method actor. i don't play around. >> jimmy: i heard sometimes he would take a razor blade and slit his lip before he played. >> that's horse [ bleep ]. >> jimmy: that can't be true, right? there would be blood coming out of the trumpet. okay, i'm sorry i brought it up. don cheadle is here. his show is called "house of lies." >> the jimmy kimmel live concert series is brought to you by at&t. rethink possible. ♪ ♪ ♪ so our business can be on at&t's network for $175 a month? yup. all 5 of you for $175. our clients need a lot of attention. there's unlimited talk and text. we're working deals all day. you get 10 gigabytes of data to share. what about expansion potential? add a line, anytime, for $15 a month. low du

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obama is attempting to write a new world code that tells people like davy green he no longer has agreed to apply his face to operates his private business. the kids before the supreme court is about maintaining freedom that starts by preserving the fundamental freedom of religion under the first amendment whether it is practiced in a temple or a public square. hobby lobby is not alone. more than 100 institutions have filed similar claims, four university my state of oklahoma along the same lines. here we have a situation. it is hard to believe this could happen in america. who has employed 60,000 people who otherwise might be unemployed, he has been providing the income and the products, he is a self-made man that started out in his garage, he has built this giant operation all throughout america, he has made agriculture duchenne. .long come -- he has made that along comes obama administration , you will have to pay millions of dollars each day if you do not offer abortions. that is actually being considered in the u.s. supreme court. side i god is on our think we will have a good out c