that is used in mesa, arizona, and i believe also used in san diego. it is considered a neutral to the cost neutrality of the program. i think that eliminating the program with such a devastating consequences when there is really not data to indicate whether or not this is cost neutral, i agree with supervisor mirkarimi that there should be ways to study this, and i think that the only alternative we have under the charter to study is to continue its for a shorter length of time to get a more realistic idea of, in fact, whether or not is cost neutral. thank you. supervisor chu: thank you. supervisor mirkarimi. supervisor mirkarimi: thank you. this is one of those rare moments where we actually find ourselves probably perhaps maybe of some light mindedness here. i think that this is only attributed, in some respect, to the idea that what has been handed out to us does not necessarily serve the premise that when we arrived at this meeting that i think there had already been a preset idea that this program failed or this program fails the city in its savi

. >> versiones contradictorias hace escuchar en ambos lados de la frontera entre san diego y tijuana sobre las circunstancias que dieron origen al fallecimiento de un ciudadano mexicano abatido por el disparo de un agente de la patrulla fronteriza. >> muriÓ en el lado mexicano de la frontera. >> las primeras investigaciones seÑalan que se encontraba subido en un Árbol del lado mexicano viendo a dos indocumentados que intentaban cruzar hacia san diego cuando fueron sorprendidos por agentes fronterizos. >> se trata de agentes federales disparando contra civiles y asesinandolos con impunidad. >> la policÍa de san diego dice que se encontraban en territorio estadounidense y al ser sorprendidos por la patrulla fronteriza intentaron huir lanzando piedras. >> este detective seÑalÓ que la gente de la patrulla fronteriza disparÓ cuando desde la barda el otro sospechoso intentaba lanzar una piedra. >> el tipo de vida que recibiÓ josÉ alfredo es una herida que causa muerte instantÁnea. las huellas de sangre se encontraron del lado mexicano y no del lado norteamericano. no habÍa huell

as best i can tell, it is the equivalent of merging planning and dbi in san diego. these things in many cities, and san diego is one where these organizations go back and forth. a few years, they will be one way, and then there will be a change, and it will be the other way. it is not clear how much of their long-range planning function will survive. i know that the director of that apartment was let go as part of this process, as part of the murder, so -- but it is an indication in some cities where this is happening -- several years ago, you may recall the city of cincinnati entirely eliminated their planning department. that has since been restarted. chicago eliminated their long- range planning function a few years ago as well. so these things are moving targets somewhat. cities often reorganize these functions in many different ways, but i thought it was interesting that san diego was one, the first california city i have seen in a while where it happened. the first large city where i have seen it happen. i just thought that was interesting and wanted to bring

, by talking to san diego, that they needed to tweak their program because of lessons learned. they also looked at the question of age or length of service or was it the city's matching relationship is, so they have looked at those scenarios. if it appears that none of that has been entertained up here. whether that will work or not work, i have no idea, but the fact is we have not even advanced that discussion yet before we decide to let this program son said at all. >> there was an editorial page about a year ago saying that the san diego drop had been written and -- as the san francisco drop program, and it would not be talking about eliminating it. one of the things that just about broke san diego was promising a 9% interest return on the money for the drop. that is why we negotiated a 4% return on the money. the second thing is we have our office is continuing to pay their retirement contribution while they are in the drop. under the current charter amendment that will be considered by the citizens of san francisco, that contribution will go up to about 11% or 12% for acti

but the san diego report says hayward police did then go to arizona to investigate. they will not talk to us about that though yet. now, we did get this statement from le's family overnight saying, quote, we want to emphasize that the facts in this article have not been acknowledged by the family and were not given out by the hayward pd, which she goes on to say says makes these facts untrue. and potentially damaging to the case, as well. now, there is of course a $65,000 reward out for le's return. and also, the search for her is going to continue this weekend. they have been ramping that up for the last several weekends. she has now been missing last seen here in hayward two months ago. frank? >> okay, anne makovec life in hayward, anne, thanks. >>> if you like the heat, you'll like this. >> hot all weekend long including the holiday, right? >> hot, it's going to be hot all weekend long, where you're going to see triple digits in the forecast in the meantime, a marine layer working its way over the region. so we have this high pressure system compressing this moist

san diego is very low. at 3.8%, but they don't have modified duty. if we practiced the same methodology as san diego, we would also drop down dramatically when the modified duty people are called full duty. they are full duty officers because they perform a function that allows the officers to go out. we are in the part of the bell curve. >> there are 27 that are currently not out on the streets because they are pending discipline cases? >> i am doing the best i can to practice the way it has been the last couple of years. i am trying to turnaround these cases as quickly as possible. the disciplinary assignment or administrative assignment doesn't serve the department. it should be adjudicated in the officer should be given a second chance. >> i wanted to follow up on the leaps in modification because it is fairly new to me. the city like san diego where only 3.8% are performing because they define it differently. >> an officer in san francisco is on modified duty. >> why do we define it differently? >> reviewing what full duty means, we have establi

a worker was killed this morning in san diego. he died just before 9 a.m. after being hit by a vehicle while he was cleaning up trash in san diego. he was the third worker killed in the past month and a half. >> called for all our maintenance staff to participate in a safety stand down today for the rest of the day, to revisit practices and procedures and emphasize the important of safety. >> reporter: back here live, the stand out ends tomorrow, except in san diego, it does not apply to any construction, including the bay bridge or this 880 project. john sasaki, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> dozens of workers rallied to raise awareness of a problem that hurts all americans. protesters gathered to express their outrage over -- by immigration authorities. it spreads fear and does nothing to target employers who target the workers. >> this works because of the hard work they are doing. they are doing their share in the community and we want to see them coming out of the shadows. >> the work site foster an underground economy which impacts everyone's wages. >> repo

i'm david wright for "nightline" in san diego. host: could switching to geico really save you 15% or more on car insurance? host: do people use smartphones to do umb things? man 1: send, that is the weekend. app grapgic: yeah dawg! man 2: allow me to crack...the bubbly! man 1: don't mind if i doozy. man 3: is a gentleman with a brostache invited over to this party? man 1: only if he's ready to rock! ♪ sfx: guitar and trumpet jam vo: geico. 15 minutes could save you 15% or more on car insurance. >>> in 2008 on national television she called for the media to find out which members of congress are, quote, pro america and anti-america. she's been a combative and to many inspiring leader. on the far right of the political spectrum. now, she's running for president. here's congresswoman michele bachmann for our series, the contenders. >> reporter: michele bachmann is often compared to another heavyweight female in republican politics, sarah palin. they've campaigned only one together. but it was enough to get their tea party fans drea

i don't disagree with terms of a middle ground we need to say it's going to size of san diego first go ahead. yes we need to rethink some things that's why i support the right on crime initiative which wants to reduce our incarceration rate for those that got an addiction problem utilizing drug prevention courts where it's alternative to incarceration and many of the states like texas which has high incarceration rates are reducing them put in more money into reentry program for rehabilitation programs are trying to reduce the incarceration right these are absolutely correct things to do we are reducing our spending on prevention i think we need to continue to emphasize that that message that we give nationally and internationally makes a difference in consumption as well jeff or do you want to make a quick comment on that before we go to the break yeah i just want to say i think the crucial part of finding a middle ground is that the supply side of the market the production and sale ok as well as possession has to be legal if you just decriminalize possession but you still try vigorou

but the san diego report says hayward police did then go to arizona to investigate. they will not talk to us about that though yet. now, we did get this statement from le's family overnight saying, quote, we want to emphasize that the facts in this article have not been acknowledged by the family and were not given out by the hayward pd, which she goes on to say says makes these facts untrue. and potentially damaging to the case, as well. now, there is of course a $65,000 reward out for le's return. and also, the search for her is going to continue this weekend. they have been ramping that up for the last several weekends. she has now been missing last seen here in hayward two months ago. frank? >> okay, anne makovec life in hayward, anne, thanks. >>> berkeley unified school board is trying to keep guns off campus. the safety committee presented the school board with several ideas at aiming last night including further limiting access to schools and using student id cards as security tools. the district has already rejected a plan to install metal detectors. the conc

it has been practiced, implemented in cities like san diego and los angeles. they have a--- definition of what it means. the limits our ability to be able to measure with the kind of accuracy what one would want. we are not planning any academy class is. it is pretty much mainstream bad. it is not likely to happen this year and what is remaining in our budget process, probably even next year. the bill will affect of there being delayed opportunities in putting to work new recruits probably wouldn't even take form for almost three years in san francisco. we're looking at an attrition rate, probably 400 or 500 officers. this goes back to the original motivation of why we have given our support in the first place. without the kind of data, this is not cost neutral or is cost neutral. the fact that it is not be reasonable policy of justice that either help support it or doesn't, i think it only speaks to the need, and gives us a better opportunity, the way it was scripted almost does a disservice onto itself because of how tightly wrapped that language was. itit w

that's how i got a 4-star hotel on the beach in san diego for half price. ♪ h-o-t-w-i-r-e ♪ hotwire.com >>> in "crime and punishment" tonight, the murder trial that has attention focused on a florida courtroom. testimony in the casey anthony trial today focused on forensic evidence with investigators on the stand. one talked about the smell in anthony's car, describing it as an odor of human decomposition. earlier in the day, jurors got to hear more of the conversations that anthony had with her parents when they visited her in jail, and it's these tapes and police interrogations that paymented a very disturbing picture of this young woman.

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i can also announced today we have the dates confirmed for the san diego regatta, the third stop in the world series. that will take place from the 12th to the 20th of november. you will be happy to hear it will be over before thanksgiving. we are looking forward to an exciting c eight -- season of sailing the ac 45's and then for two more seasons in the america's cup events. there is also a bidding process under way. we know five of the six cities that they will be stumping on. we will be determining how all of the 11 locations. the first few are expected to be announced soon for those

institute and he's also the author of the book drug war crimes the consequences of prohibition and in san diego we cross to ac one hundred seven he is a senior partner at the ayso hutchinson law group all right gentlemen this is cross talk about means crosstalk rules in effect but before it let's have a look at a show report about this forty year old war. a worldwide enterprise worth some four hundred billion dollars a year illegal drug trafficking has become one of the most ferocious lucrative businesses in the world alongside only the oil industry and the arms trade and single largest market the u.s. is also the world's biggest consumer of cocaine heroin and marijuana from colombia and mexico and although the u.s. government has been hard pressed to control and curtail the narcotics trade drug related violence has. like wildfire across latin america and especially mexico or insatiable demand for illegal drugs fuels the drug trade our inability to prevent weapons from being illegally smuggled across the border to arm these criminals causes the deaths of police officers soldiers and civil

. >>> a san diego courthouse bombing information has been released. prosecutors proved the former city employee planned to play the hero to collect reward money and receive leniency on other cases. >>> a florida woman's work day came to a horrific end when she was attacked during a robbery. the mother of four was savagely beating by the suspects while the other grabbed cash from inside the safe. police believe the robbery was an inside job, but have not made any arrests. >>> finally, to georgia where a store owner shot at point-blank range during a robbery attempt is very lucky to be alive. he survived the attempt on his live thanks to a medallion he was wearing that was covering his chest. his last line of defense deflected the bullet leaving the man with just bruises, but with his life intact. >>> now for a look at your national and regional weather, here is nbc meteorologist bill karins. he has your weather channel forecast. >> isn't that how every main character in a movie survives? >> exactly. if you see me tomorrow with a huge necklace of bling,

we felt your presence, and in that last game against san diego, we thought your presence in atlanta, against philadelphia, and we certainly felt it in texas. [applause] >> you all came out in full force, you made this an incredible ride. believe me, this trophy belongs to you, san francisco, as much as it belongs to anyone here. thank you very much. [applause] >> congratulations to brian sabean and bruce bochy. i am happy to announce our spanish team announcers. one has been the voice of the giants on spanish-language radio for 13 seasons. the other was a former great giants infielder in the 1960's and '70's. a big round of applause for tito fuentes. >> i do not know how to say this, but after we won the game, i asked why partner if he had anything to say to compare it to something. if anybody knows tito, heehaws always something to say. he was speechless up until the game. it is all about these guys. they made the giants world series champions. applause for them. [speaking in spanish] >> now you see the reason why i never talk. he does not let me. [speaking in spanish] >> whoa. that

san francisco to san diego with towels from sea world. >> deborah: and that's "inside edition" for today. some are still soaking in the bay area today. tonight, some of the rain continues, however, some of those showers can be swept away as we head toward the fourth of july weekend. jacqueline is here to tell us what's happening now and what's happening next. not much to say? >> no. the main band has pushed through, but as it rotates through the bay area, we could see showers through the early morning hours. >> what about the commute. >> a few isolated showers are possible. this is the tail end of the storm pushing to the south. you can see the clouds moving in the circular fashion. this is the core of the storm. that's going to continue to push into the bay area. you can see the showers associated with it. that's possible as we head into tomorrow morning. as for rainfall today, we set records. here's the rainfall records. oakland, over an inch of rain, napa nearly that amount. san francisco, three quarters inch of rain. these rainfalls breaking previous records from 1991 and 1952, just

she moved outgoing to her parents' home in san diego. >> this man had a brief conversation with her. >> she said she was four months pregnant. she didn't have anything to do with michelle le anymore. >> police say they are focusing for le's body in the rural areas of the east bay. the reward is up to $65,000. >>> in east palo alto a triple shooting that took the life of a three-month-old baby was the result of mistaken identity. isaac lopez died from an early drive-by shooting. they raids a 17-year-old teen that matches the suspect's sketch on the left. they believe the other sketch depicts the 16-year-old accomplice who is in custody on a weapons charge. both of baby's parents were wounded. >> they destroyed my family. they kill my baby. they kill my soul, too. >> the prime suspect made statements implicating himself in the shooting but won't reveal exactly what he said. >>> today alameda city council will reexamine the case of a man it sparked firefighters stood by for an hour and watch him die. they say they were not certified to rescue him. but there are allegations that more cou

i can also announced today we have the dates confirmed for the san diego regatta, the third stop in the world series. that will take place from the 12th to the 20th of november. you will be happy to hear it will be over before thanksgiving. we are looking forward to an exciting c eight -- season of sailing the ac 45's and then for two more seasons in the america's cup events. there is also a bidding process under way. we know five of the six cities that they will be stumping on. we will be determining how all of the 11 locations. the first few are expected to be announced soon for those remaining 11 cities. finally, i would like to pay a real tribute to the incredible amounts of work that is being done to make the america's cup events over the next two years an enormous success. not only the work of our own organizations, event authority, race management teams, but the america's cup organizing committee, the city, mayor's office, port authority, of course, the competing teams, the golden gate yacht club, all of our commercial partners, then use in portugal, san diego. it is an important

. ♪ >> de son la combinaciÓn perfecta para pasar un buen rato pero las trazas de san diego estÁ prohibido tomar bebidas alcoholicas. sin embargo nadie dijo que no se puede tomar dentro del agua. vamos a dar el ingenio de algunos. >> cargados de explotadores, algunos pagarÉs que deben ser llevados entre varias personas, llegar a la playa bajo el ojo vigilante de los policÍas que enfrenta la euforia de los visitantes y una ordenanza del gobierno. esta invasiÓn masiva de flotador es esta respuesta a una ley de la ciudad de san diego que prohibe consumir alcohol en las playas. pero nadie hablÓ de no beber adentro del agua. prestarÁ una legal es aprovechada al mÁximo. >> a estatizar la orilla del mar para poder consumir alcohol. >> asÍ el genio logra burlar a la ley. >> el aÑo pasado prohibieron que pudiera tomar uno en la playa, entonces le ocurriÓ a losestudiantes tomar en barquitos. >> flotador es como este que pueden aguantar a ocho personas y una buena dotaciÓn de bebidas retÓricas es todo lo que estos jÓvenes necesitan. >> lo primero es el reto de crear el flotador. una vez v

in other cities like los angeles and san diego and houston, when we talk with them, they measure the efficacy much differently than we are today. so when i take a look at the numbers of what the l.a. cost is -- what the outlay cost is for us to not put a recruit through the academy, not be able to subsidize somebody on probation once they leave the academy to the field training program, there is really no other mechanism to bring in new offices unless it is lateral hiring, which they will have to commit a significant amount of resources for background investigations, and they need to do that anyway. civilianization, which has been painfully slow, and which is probably a good move, but civilianization in the years that i have been on the board has been moving not at a very good pace at all in the police department or academy glasses. to me, we arrive at one juncture, which is that we extend the program that gives us better information and that we instruct conditions here today to the controller that gives us what that yardstick should look like in measuring much more effectively. by u

le is a san diego native. i received an e-mail from the family's spokeswoman late last night disputing the source saying hayward police and the family have not acknowledged the facts in the story. and michelle's brother, michael, who is quoted in the report only says michael received a phone call and passed it along to police. not that the call had any significance to the case. the family contends they don't want to jeopardize this investigation. the family plans to head up another search for the 26-year- old next weekend. a $65,000 reward is still being offered for any information which might lead to le. police are still investigating this case as a homicide. now we've left messages for the family and for police and as soon as we get any new information we will bring that to you. live in hayward this morning, jade hernandez, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> time now 6:05. an east bay teenager who was buried alive when seven feet of sand collapsed on him on a santa cruz beach remains in critical condition this morning

it's an annual fund-raiser for charity in san diego. dogs are judged on their confidence, the length of their ride and their personalty on that board. >> the dog in the orange, we had her on the morning show when i was filling in for chris one morning. we wish her luck tomorrow. >> the dog gets a ride. we'll see you again at 6:00.

he was a facilitator for the hijackers in san diego. he helped them find apartments and get jobs at the gas station -- all of these things to help these people who spoke no english. modar came here as a bogus asylum seeker. he was a somali refugee. he actually was an anti- national. during that period, there was an effort to exploit our immigration system, and an effort to exploit our system against us byan anwar. one of them claimed to be a foreign student in colorado and got money, about $20,000 for school. you never would have gotten that money if they knew he was an american citizen. host: -- he appeared to be foreign-born. you document on how some tried to find their way to get him on violations. they put the wrong social security number down. when he came back into the country, law enforcement officers could get him. take us through that. guest: right after 9/11, al-aw laki was a prime target because of his contacts. i interviewed the case agent that put the award -- arrest warrant together. when he came here as a student to go to

her cousin from san diego spoke directly to her. >> we are fighting really hard for you. we are staying optimistic and we know you are out there and we are going to find you and bring you home. >>reporter: even though police say evidence from lee's car leads them to call this a homicide, friends are distributing t.shirts with michelle's photo and asking volunteers to post fliers across the bay area. michelle's brother michael understands that investigators may not be able to disclose every detail they know. >> we thought they have information and better than just a missing person case because they believe that homicide case now they don't want to change the investigation. >>reporter: it remains a mystery what happened when she left to get something from the car. car later found short distance await a minute her disappearance bothers people who live or work in hayward. they may not know michelle lee but feel a need to help find her. miss chapman will distribute fliers at work and around the neighborhood. >> i think because it happened here in hayward it is all of our respo

or san diego or sacramento or other urban centers in california? what kind of security do they have? i don't know what the answer is. >> we have a survey of all the county hospitals in california and we know that denver health is a large comparable hospital and provides care to medi-calpatients in large numbers and very much like us they have had private security for many, many yearses and many, many hospitals across the country. yopg we focused on -- i don't think we focused on all the county hospitals across california and we can do a survey, but i am necessarily certain if that is a definitive answer to a question or just a measure or a gauge of where the balance is in decision making and influence which is often times a factor, too. there is no other hospital in san francisco that has certainly sworn officers. st. francis is located near the tenderloin and they run a close relationship with the clinic and treat a large number of homeless and people who show up in the emergency rooms and st. mary's at golden gate park and another neighborhood wh

. >> reporter: as the 737 cruised from austin to san diego, its pilot had a lot more on his mind than his passengers' safety. >> 11 [ bleep ] over the top [ bleep ] homosexuals and a granny. >> reporter: with his cockpit mike stuck open, he complained to his co-pilot about the flight attendants. >> after that, it was just a continuous stream of gays and grannies and grandes -- >> reporter: he goes on to detail how it's increasingly difficult to find co-workers he wants to sleep with. >> now i'm back in houston, which is easily ononof the ugliest bases. i mean it's all ththe [ bleep ] old dudes and grannies and maybe a handful of cute chicks. >> reporter: the passengers couldn't hear, but air traffic controllers and other pilots certainly could. >> okay, whoever is transmitting better watch what you're saying. okay, someone's got a stuck mike and telling us all about their endeavors. we don't need to hear that. >> 360, skywest 6285, and they wonder why airline pilots have a bad reputation. >> reporter: southwest has not identified the pilot. he was suspended but not fired. why not? the