>> good evening, my name is quinscy lat mer and i live on fourth street a few blocks away from the site. i can't help but be outraged. i never heard something like this such blatant disregard for the law, the initial dust problem and the police having to called out working without permits and ignoring the stop work orders. it is crazy, if you don't take action here, you need to take action, i can't believe this is happening. i think that it is very least you can revisit the issue and see if there is anything that you can do under the law to bring him to justice. this is just crazy. thank you. >> thank you. >> any other public comment? >> okay, seeing no other public comment, commissioners, i believe that the inspector duffy would like to come back? >> yes, please. >> yes, commissioners, just in answer to your question regarding the health department, we found something on the city website that is the health department do have a hazardous waste site assessment and mitigation and it is mainly for leaking underground storage types and developing in the historic landfill and sites with no c

those stories and mer coming up at 5:00 but the news at 4:00 continues right after this. >>> sheriff's department buying an armored vehicle for use from everything from terrorism to sniper autos is it a wise use of homeland security funding or a waste of money? not everyone agrees. >> bear cat g 3 vehicle from lenco armored vehicles can sustain blasts but can it take an assault from residents opposed to spending $370,000 cost to buy it? >> i don't think we need it critics think the purchase is overkill in a county where there has never been a roadside bomb. they think the money could be put to better use but the sheriff says not a dime of the general fund money sk used. and as for need... >> this could be used region wide we know that the golden gate bridge are targets for terrorism. in this instance we have this now. >> the board of supervisors president says marin will join 66 other county was similar vehicles in august, 2011 a sniper in a hotel caused the freeway to be closed 18 hours. arnold think that's might have ended sooner if they had had the bear cat. it and would be helpful

national association of realtors says that is a pace 9% higher than this time last year, home prices up mer than 12%. inventory remains tight. and people to sell are waiting for prices to go up. >> thank you very much. >>sÑzñ and and and we're live on the roof of the building with a great-looking forecast. >> absolutely. we won't welcome you back with anything but clear skies here. good evening, it's beautiful up here. it's going to stay this way for the start of the friday. then... things will be changing. you'll see we do have a few clouds moving through. no moyer now. but that could be changing. check out a live picture. you can see high clouds there are filtering sunshine this afternoon. it's 56 in san jose. highs from mid-50s low 60s, you can see the sun and high clouds, 60 degrees in santa rosa. 58 in concord and los gatos. what is coming getting closer to the weekend just don't cancel plans and we may see drops early saturday morning it's a weak system high pressure controlling factor drier pattern into next week with exception of the weak system. /a is going to kuchl through. it's

live shot from volume mer peak looking down to the bay bridge, san francisco, higher elevation, winds are up. 72 was the high in santa rosa. napa you reached 73. 66 at sfo and international airport. concord 67 and monterey today 73 degrees. another live look from high definition rooftop camera, its already at 50 in san francisco. san jose at 53. down to 46 degrees right now in novato. santa cruz 54 and livermore at 50 degrees. bay bridge a beautiful shot at this hour and right now santa rosa 47. you will notice most locations in the upper 40s, fairfield at 49 as well as gilroy checking in at 51 degrees. here is a look at forecast highlights. we are going to go with a few passing clouds overnight. fog will redevelop and get ready for more sunshine for your sunday but temperatures will start to cool off a bit. as i mentioned a cold and wet week ahead. especially as we get into tuesday and wednesday. here is a look at our pacific satellite. few high clouds drift towards the east. this is fog that is banking up near the coast. it will make a return overnight tonight but high pressure resp

i'm so happy to spend something for mer. >> the national retail federation finds that marries couples tend to spend less than other groups, about $73 for a spouse. >> don't be part of that statistic, ka pirntion. reporter: not at all. i will up the ante. >> thank you. unless shoppers are budget- conscious, they are taking advantage of cue fons create a deal. >> i wonder, who created this whole thing? >> there were a lot of origins. >> retailers. coming up, special offer. >> no one will know about this valentine's special. it will be between just you and me. >> a sheriff has a valentine's day message for the families of the county's most wanted. >> how a thief with a sweet tooth found himself sitting behind bars. >> the snow ends, but sunshine and warmer temps come back tomorrow. i'll have a complete forecast coming up next. >>> it's cloudy and 32-degrees in central maryland right now. the complete weather sphoarks coming up. a suspect is caught stealing a delivery truck right in front of a georgia convenience store. the suspect is getting in the truck and driving away. police say jame

mer and more cities are realizing gravanis is a pattern crime and as dr. spicer pointed out, it's a great way crime to many other activities. so you can wind up precluding with a lot of other stuff by dealing with them when they are down to the part doing gravanis damage before they escalate to a more violent crime or serious crime. it's nice to attend different trainings. this one here is great because we have people from all over the country, canada and the united kingdom. there are things you are going to listen to when you go, yeah, i would never do that or couldn't do that because of the laws in my political jurisdiction or whatever, we are not allowed to do that. then there's going to be other things when you think, gosh, i never thought about that, i think that would work really good. i'm going to take it back it my jurisdiction. probably over the past few years i've got 500 people i've dealt with, officers that have come to the class and subsequently become gravanis experts and set up programs. almost every program is different. a lot of the basis

. >> i'll probably get more mer -- more nervous as it goes on. >> in fact, later it was juliet introducing brad to diane lad at an after party. >> this is brad. >> hey, brad. i saw you the other day. >> one couple you probably won't see together at this year's oscars is robert pattinson and kristen stewart. robert is shooting a movie in the australian outback. >> you totally bummed me out right now, thanks a lot. >>> don't worry, only we have your edward and bella fix tonight, a behind-the-scenes look that not even the most hard-core twi-hard fans have seen. these outtakes have never been seen before until right now on "e.t." their big love scene, rob, cracking up. and here, kristen gets physical in a whole different way. >> i got to fly around on a wire and kick people. rip off a head. >> i don't know why i can't handle that. i can't handle it. >> see it on the release of "the twilight saga, breaking dawn part 2" on dvd, video on demand and digital download. >> one, two, three. >> i did a few stunts. one, 100-foot jump or something on a wire. that was pretty fun. >> and had magical powers

carpenter's local 152 in manteca and so in in that area i cover seven counties, san joaquin, stanislaus, mer yesterday calaveras and tuolomne counties. i am here to speak to 14b.2 amendment. i think it's a great opportunity. as i have sat on the board i have seen a lot of good things and a lot of good opportunities come for contractors and through these opportunities, these contracts being small lbes or micro business contractors, we're able to grow their companies. that is really great because that is what we're looking for here is creating opportunities and the puc has done a great job at doing that, but part of my area also covers that part of that area. also, we do have cbos in our community in which we have been able to utilize the local high school students coming out of graduating high school and geting an it up to work on the projects. i think you have done a great job and i would like to continue and doing that. thank you. >> thank you any other members of public wishing to comment on the item? if not, public comment is closed. [ gavel ] >> mr. mar. >> thank you, mr. chairman. i wan

looking into problem was stalling and surging engines in nearly three quarters of a million ford and mer curries. ford is cooperating and says a throttle problem with the escape was fixed through a change in manufacturing there have been hundreds of complaints about ford's losing power at highway speed autos americans may be watching theiréyz budget but they're big spenders whit comes to pets. animal lovers pay $15 billion on care and services last year. accord together american pet products association about two thirds spent on food and traditional vet care spending on halt in a tiff care came in at more than $12 million. you may want to hold off on buying the nook for a while there. may be changes at barns and noble. the founder announced he wants to buy retail stores but not the nook.] zÑ that.uú would be left as another business. sales dprount year before. sales were down 12%. eall street analysts say i matured. >> thank you very much. >> palo alto based tela says a scathing review cost a car maker. thedfq;=h founder said he belies article convinced hundreds to cancel their orders

one survey found that mer than half of us have two or more unused phones in the house. sell cell;vy of helping you sell the phone pointsing out the average phone on the site is bought for $91 mill sh -- $91. men are said to be twice as likely as women to not take the time to sell the phone autos we can't find them. >> very true. >> they're in a are drawer with other junk. >> if you can find them, there is money in there. >> snow on the east bay and the santa cruz, and sunshine here. >> i know. it's crazy. we've seen hail on the peninsula. funnel clouds being reported by

a new study found mer than 06% of adult facebook users have taken a vacation from the site nearly 30% saying they plan to spend lessd#s;l time on knit 20. reason givesen 21% say too busy. 10% cite lack of tr. 9% say say turned off by gossip or drama. still, study found two thirds after dults online are facebook users. >> wow. >> sandhya patel out on the roof again. >> this is deceptive, you said sunny but cool. >> yes. you're cozy, i'm freezing up here. it's 52 degrees, wind blowing bad hair day, by the y)u way. and winds gusting coming off cool waters now out of the west northwest. 16-17 miles per hour making it feel cold. a live picture now from san jose. clouds still lingering. high temperatures to 55 degrees. check out live doppler 7. our radar with national weather service radar will be tracking a storm soon. now we just have some morning, temperatures into 50s and it's breezy, clear, chilly overnight. showers expected thursday and friday. so outdoor plans looking good. there is a cold front coming towards bay area but it's a dry cold front not going produce anything in the bay a

a lot of ill will toward senator hagel because when he was a republican, he attacked president bush mer mercilously and was very anti-his own party and people. people don't forget that. >> well, he should have forgot the fact because he never said he was the worst president since -- by the way, who put him in charge of determining chuck hag hagel? according to the weathercast post minority leader mitch mcconnell has deputized he seems to drift. on sunday mccain had this to say about the prospect of a filibuster against hagel. let's watch. >> wi've never filibustered a presidential cabinet appointee, and i don't think we should start here. >> he sarksd quote, i believe he had fulfilled the rigorous requirements that the committee demands and by tuesday he rebuked ted cruise for his harsh critique of hagel. he agreed. take a look at this. >> hagel is an honorable man and has served on the committee and no one should impugn his credibility. >> tuesday mccain introduced a new wrinkle. he wrote a letter to the white house requesting more information about what the white house did during the

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so live is mer permitted and live entertainment is su. >> and any other comments? >> i personally agree with the fellow commissioners, i would like to see some type of boundary, whether it be 100 feet or 150 square feet. and i don't like the word ban. like right now, and i have gone down to lower polk and it is going through a renaissance right now, which is good. and you are seeing more and more people out on the streets going to bars, restaurants and clubs. i don't mind a ban on new liquor stores because i think that the problem with that area. but, i don't like to see a ban on like bars and restaurants. it is a bonefied restaurant they can get in with a cu, i understand that. >> it is coming back to life after years of not having any life and so when you bring the people into the neighborhood you are bringing in vitality and i know that it is changing. so one of the things that i do like is having the... i would like to see in this legislation is spacage, whether it is 100 feet between venues or 200 rather than out and out bans. >> i am surprised that david chiu

. >> reporter: this is the bolt action sniper rifle that chris mer dorner had with him -- christopher dorner had with him. the word vengeance could be seen on the stock. there was a bullet to his head. >> the evidence we have seems to indicate the wound that took his life was self inflicted. >> reporter: the cabin burned down after a tense fire fight with police. two deputies were shot during that gun battle. one later died. he went to the big bear after yeah after a string of -- area after a string of shootings. with deputies down and dorner held up inside, police tried using cold tear gas to smoke him out. >> he would not surrender. >> reporter: police radios picked up what appear to be called for gas masters that can cause fires. >> we're going to go forward with the plan. like we talked about. >> the burners deploy and we have a fire. >> reporter: shortly after the cabin caught fire, police heard what they now believe was the suicide shot. they have denied intentionally setting the cabin on fire and said this when asked about the radio calls. >> i would suggest to you that those c

so live is mer permitted and live entertainment is su. >> and any other comments? >> i personally agree with the fellow commissioners, i would like to see some type of boundary, whether it be 100 feet or 150 square feet. and i don't like the word ban. like right now, and i have gone down to lower polk and it is going through a renaissance right now, which is good. and you are seeing more and more people out on the streets going to bars, restaurants and clubs. i don't mind a ban on new liquor stores because i think that the problem with that area. but, i don't like to see a ban on like bars and restaurants. it is a bonefied restaurant they can get in with a cu, i understand that. >> it is coming back to life after years of not having any life and so when you bring the people into the neighborhood you are bringing in vitality and i know that it is changing. so one of the things that i do like is having the... i would like to see in this legislation is spacage, whether it

, pues all s se serÁ de todo, con las costillas y bueno, vamos a hablar de los ragrammy, nuncinguna mer p pa e perfe perfecta, vamos con riahanna, me gustÓ el vestido, pero las luces un poco altas, staestas cosaitae se ponen puntiagudas, e l eplpee gustÓ pero la tiene muy arriba p puesta y le alarga la cara y e bue bueno en "premio lo nuestro" d b deben ir con colores solÓlidos. >> la segunda que tenemos es j o jennifer lÓpez, santo eesto es o mismoq samismo sale asic omoÍ como una sabÁb a arrollada, que solo jennifer lÓpez se lo puede poner, y dejo las extenciosiones en casa, alea y le pudo un poco de acondici a acondicionador, la pierna como u un poco exagerada, en el 2000 l lleoo cogcoo como con un traje , me encantÓ que vino con el hijo, como ha crecido ese niÑo. >> te equivocas. >> tÚ sempiempre con eso, no es hijo, es su novio. >> pensÉ que habÍa crecido el i niÑo y la sgreiguiente es beyon lo positivo es el blanco y ne o negro, maquillaje y pelo perf o perfeto, pero la ropa esa era para el bautizo del hijo, pero e estaba linda y la sgiguiente e k katy perry, esta no

and you know, today, the mer craft council -- american craft council has over 650 crafts artist will be here and this morning i have pamela diamond joining me live with the american craft council show. good morning. thanks for being here. >> thank you. >> reporter: tell us a little bit. this is a beautiful display right here. what's going on this weekend? >> well, as you said, 650 artists from around the country under one roof for three days. so, you know, weather looks dicey come get your work out and glass ceramics. this is handcared of wood and you would never know it. he does a gorgeous job and one of the special things we have this year and let's walk over to maybe see some of the other medium is make room modern design meets craft where we enrolled 11 interior designers and they picked a piece of craft and have done a craft inspired room setting out of looking at one piece of this and you can't imagine what we will see. so come see the designers as well. there's jewelry and gorgeous glass from kenny piper and fashion wear bowls and jewelry galore. >> reporter: you have somethin

at this point, they're asking passengers to allow extra time and drive either to savage or the mer kirk station. tickets will be honored there. melissa mollet, news 4. >>> a developing story in mexico. rescuers are searching through rubble for survivors from a deadly explosion. happened near the headquarters of a mexican oil company. a bomb exploded there, killed at least 25 people. injured more than 100 others as well. this happened yesterday next to a 51-story tower that houses mexico's state-owned oil company. the first floors of that building collapsed. v investigators are trying to figure out if it was an accident or terrorist attack. >>> the wall street journal says it computer system was hacked. chinese hackers infiltrated the system trying to monitor the coverage of china. it completed a network overhaul to bolster cyber security. yesterday "the new york times" announced chinese hackers stole employee passwords. the chinese government says it has nothing do with the attacks on the computers. >>> police in takoma park, maryland are searching for a teenager who has been missing si

mers. >>> breaking news out of europe. the pope plans to retire. what's behind the surprise announcement? >> veterans and newcomers, the stars shining at the grammys last night. who took home the most hardware? we'll tell you. >> temperatures freezing in some parts of the bay area now. we are going to see some patchy frost and warmer days to come. we'll talk about that coming up. >> now that we're approaching 5:00, a lot of overnight roadwork is being picked up. a live look at milpitas where things are moving at the limit. we'll have much more coming up. >>> good morning, everyone. it's monday, february 11. i'm michelle griego. >> hi, everyone. i'm frank mallicoat. nearly 5:00 now. we begin with some breaking news. some shocking news really out of the vatican. pope benedict xvi will resign at the end of the month. these are live pictures right now from the vatican. you can see many people gathering there on the plaza. benedict is the first pontiff to step down in nearly 600 years. kpix 5 reporter cate caugiran is tracking this morning's development

. >> okay on the mer mitts. merits. >> brian soriano for the permit holders, we did provide a full set of plans that they wanted so badly, despite that not being a requirement of the permit and those delivered before the weekend. we did not receive a draft of the settlement agreement that they wanted us to sign and i feel that they are looking to delay this thing and that is not in the best interest of the permit holders and it is not in the interest of fairness, equity and justice, and so we would like to have the hearing present her arguments and we will respond to them >> okay. >> okay. >> i think that we should hear from mr. sanchez as well. >> yes tha, is okay. >> mr. sanchez, were you involved in this? >> yes, thank you. >> thank you. >> planning department, as last week, the board graciously continued the item one week to allow for the parties to meet and discuss and it is my understanding that a full set of plans was given to the appellant at 5:00 last friday. they reviewed it over the weekend that is wh

they are competitive but they are very good freeness and so we have asked each mayor to send his or mer vision for their city and is there are priorities and challengeses and what are they doing to improve the climate for business and how are they working to bring list business to the cities or prevent them from leavings and encourage future development and how do they week together so before we get to the mayors, we are going to get some expert insight on the economy, the first look at the real estate outlook and then a general economic for cast and the financial market and we will get a look at what is in store for 2013 and once we have heard from the opening sparkes we will get into our conversation with the mayors and then end at ten and so lets get started and let begin the program with a look at the real estate outlook with our long time partner dave crest man who's executive managing director at cornish and carey commercial new mark night frank and dan has been actively engaged in as a brother in the sales and leasing of commercial real estate in san francisco for 30 years and he

there's -- there's a mercs, too, mers. sometimes people get that confused with a k or an s. you can look at the pictures or try to match them up to the graffiti you have currently. the other thing about this, it's not just taggers, it's also gangses. we have gangs over here. we have like what's a big gang member, smily. there's always going to be a smily, right? the great thing is when you do do it, it pulls up. if i pull up like merc, i see that merc tags with five different other people. so, how can i get hold of merc? start finding out what the other guys are doing. it's a big, big thing for you to use. and this is how we put our big cases together. this is our hotline program and it's, like i said, the hotline program is similar to silent witness program i was telling you about. you remain anonymous. that's big for the kids, too. a lot of places that we use this hotline reward is in the schools because that's where you're going to get a lot of intel. once they see a little bit of this and they see a little bit of money going out, they become more and more -- people are r

>> good evening, my name is quinscy lat mer and i live on fourth street a few blocks away from the site. i can't help but be outraged. i never heard something like this such blatant disregard for the law, the initial dust problem and the police having to called out working without permits and ignoring the stop work orders. it is crazy, if you don't take action here, you need to take action, i can't believe this is happening. i think that it is

he denies gentlemen gentlemen if you don't get into one and i want mer to be able to reply please do not jump in please do well in terms of having a close relations with the united states absolutely sammy says this is the lynchpin of israel's security and in terms of us having wars with other countries some of those wars were justified i think the six day war was justified because the arab countries around iran this wanted us wanted to throw us in the sea and this is what they were saying and that was a very justified war but israel's occupation of the west bank justified no i don't think it is justified and i want to state for the palestinian people because i don't think that anything is going to happen until the palestinian people have a state just like me as an israeli jew has a state we all have to have that right but in terms of you know blaming israel for what is happening in iraq sorry so i mean there are other countries you should look at instead of israel in terms of all the misery that's been brought upon iraq you should look at the neighbors if you look at the saudis iran

of the united gentlemen gentlemen it's you against iran and i want mer to be able to reply please do not jump please do well in terms of having a close relations with the united states absolutely sammy says this is the lynchpin of israel's security and in terms of us having wars with other countries some of those wars were justified i think the six day war was justified because the arab countries around iran this wanted us wanted to throw us in the sea and this is what they were saying and that was a very justified war but israel's occupation of the west bank justified no i don't think it is justified and i want to state for the palestinian people because i don't think that anything is going to happen until the palestinian people have a state just like me as an israeli jew has a state we all have to have that right but in terms of you know blaming israel for what is happening in iraq sorry sir i mean there are other countries you should look at instead of israel in terms of all the misery that's been brought upon iraq you should look at the neighbors if you look at the saudis iran th

the united gentlemen gentlemen it's you against iran and i want mer to be able to reply please do not jump please do well in terms of israel having a close relations with the united states absolutely so i mean this is this is the lynchpin of israel's security and in terms of us having wars with other countries some of those wars were justified i think the six day war was justified because the arab countries around iran this wanted us wanted to throw us in the sea and this is what they were saying and that was a very justified war but israel's occupation of the west bank justified no i don't think it is justified and i want to state for the palestinian people because i don't think that anything is going to happen until the palestinian people have a state just like me as an israeli jew has a state we all have to have that right but in terms of you know blaming israel for what is happening in iraq sorry sir i mean there are other countries you should look at instead of israel in terms of all the misery that's been brought upon iraq you should look at the neighbors if you look at the saud