---para mayores informes, dirijase a la pagina de internet que ve en pantalla www. agency. government jobs .com/ santa clara ===roll ticker=== reforma migratoria escrito por 8 senadores incluye una disposicin que dara a los inmigrantes que han sido deportados, la oportunidad de regresar legalmente. take vo ---de ser aprobada tal como est, la reforma le dara la oportunidad a millones de personas deportadas de volver a estados unidos, siempre y cuando no hubieran cometido un delito grave, y tuvieran un hijo, cnyuge o familiar radicando legalmente en el pas. ---asimismo, la reforma propuesta permitira regresar a las personas deportadas de estados unidos y que fueron tradas al pas originalmente cuanto tenan menos de 16 aÑos. blanca ---la lucha por una reforma migratoria moviliz hoy a decenas de personas en el sur de la baha.. pitch - cesar ---lideres religiosos, comunitarios y activistas se reunieron frente a la oficina de la congresista zoe lofgren en san jose para participar de una vigilia y oracion para lograr la reforma. take 2 box ---mayra tostado nos tiene mas detalles, cuentanos m

---para mayores informes, comuniquese al numero 808-2000.... san jose public library opening for library aid address: 150 e san fernando st, san jose, ca 95112 phone: ===roll ticker=== blanca ---en san jose, las celebraciones del 5 de mayo se vieron manchadas por la violencia. pitch - cesar ---cientos de personas se apoderaron take vo de una transitada calle en el centro de la ciudad y vandalizaron al menos dos vehiculos ---decenas de agentes del orden fueron desplazados a la zona para dispersar al grupo y pasaron horas dirigiendo el trafico en varias calles del este de san jose donde algunas personas fueron arrestadas.. ---mayra tostado nos tiene mas detalles, cuentanos mayra.. 0:01 0:17 pkg miles de personas salieron a las calles de san jose para celebrar el cinco de mayo.. al menos 400 de ellas se apoderaron de todos los carriles en la calle santa clara, a la altura de la calle 21 donde varios conductores participaron en una carrera ilegal de coches alrededor de las 7 de la tarde.. "we had officers that got to the area, formed lines to go ah

---para mayores informes, dirijase a la pagina de internet que ve en pantalla www. agency. government jobs .com/ santa clara segment ends cesar ---un incendio de maleza amenazaba esta tarde con propagarse rapidamente hacia un vecindario de la ciudad de orinda, en el este de la bahia.. take vo ---el siniestro logro crecer hasta las tres alarmas antes de que fuera controlado por decenas de bomberos... ---por momentos las llamas estuvieron a tan solo unos metros de algunas casas ubicadas sobre la calle "ivy drive", poniendo en alerta a los habitantes... take vo blanca ---bomberos locales y estatal se mantienen vigilantes en las zonas consideradas de riesgo de incendio en las montaÑas de oakland. ---esta maÑana las llamas se propagaron por 2 y medio acres cerca a un sendero en el parque "joaquin miller". ---se reporto a eso de la 1:45 de esta maÑana y afortunadamente no destruy ninguna vivienda. ---los bomberos creen que el fuego fue provocado por alguien que hizo un campamento ilegal en la zona. cesar ---una mujer de 48 aÑos se encuentra en la carcel bajo cargos de incendio premedita

---para mayores informes, comuniquese al numero 808-2000.... segment ends blanca ---- uno de los mas grandes narcotraficantes de todos los tiempos da mucho de que hablar a pesar de su supuesta muerte hace ya mas de 16 aÑos... cesar ---- se dice que amado carrillo, conocido como "el seÑor de los cielos" tuvo el mundo a sus pies... --- pero como nos cuenta angel ayllon... mucho mas se teje en la vida y la muerte de este narcotrafican te mexicano... ---le advertimos que las imagenes son graficas.. take pkg 0:01 0:15 0:35 1:37 2:28 pkg esta no es solamente una historia de novela.. es la vida de amado carrillo fuentes.. mientras sus convulsionados anos como narcotraficante rompen records de audiencia en la novela " el senor de los cielos" .. sus mitos, leyendas y tragicas realidades afloran aun mas. pero el senor de los cielos, sus horas de vuelo estan contadas. entrevista "empieza a ser acosado por la policía. por estados unidos la presión es muy fuerte. surge en aquel momento la necesidad que el cartel negocie con el ejército para que ya no s

---para mayores informes dirijase a la pagina www.citycare erfair.com ===roll ticker=== cesar la reforma al sistema de salud promete expandir la atencin mdica a millones de personas que hoy no tienen cobertura.. pitch - blanca ---pero la realidad es que.... no todo mundo ser beneficiado, y hoy lderes del condado de santa clara... roll open under ....pidieron que california contine protegiendo a esta poblacin. take 2 box --jaime peluffo nos acompaÑa con los detalles.. jaime.. take jaime live cu - peluffo se supone que la reforma federal de salud va a solucionar muchos de los problemas de cuidado mdico, pero segn el condado, la realidad es otra. :01 - :06 :12 - :17 :37 - :47 1:33 - 1:40 trt: 1:58 o.c. tendrá cífras similares el valley medical center y sus clnicas atienden a muchos pacientes de escasos recursos gracias a programas que paga el estado. s.o.t. 19:19:12 soy de bajos recursos, no hayaría que hacer. s.o.t. alfonso solorio/paciente 27:18:09 necesitamos los programas que están dando ahorita el gobierno verdad, si nos quitan sería drástica la cosa. pero en su revisin del pres

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no. 5, information item report from the director of the mayor's office and disability. >> item 6, information item. proposition c. the affordable housing. the impact on affordable and accessible house ing in san francisco. at 2:10 the council will take a break. no. 7, improvement plan. no. 8 information item, report from disaster preparedness committee. >> no. 9, public comment. no. 10 information item. >> no. 11 announcements, no. 12, adjournment. >> is there a motion to approve the agenda ? >> so moved. >> all those in favor, say aye? >> okay. thank you. >> let's go to team 3. public comment on today's agenda but within the jurisdiction of the mod. each speaker is limited 3 minutes. >> we have jerry grace. hi, everybody. my name is jerry grace. i live across the bay. i'm in alameda county and i travel everywhere. last time i was here last time i wanted to speak last time. our dc mayor office did not call me last time because we was really short time ran out of time. we never got to the last number. any -- my advice is take out no. 9. we don't need no. 9 anymore. keep no. 3, but you have 2 t

no. 5, information item report from the director of the mayor's office and disability. >> item 6, information item. proposition c. the affordable housing. the impact on affordable and accessible house ing in san francisco. at 2:10 the council will take a no. 7, improvement plan. no. 8 information item, report from disaster preparedness committee. >> no. 9, public comment. no. 10 information item. >> no. 11 announcements, no. 12, adjournment. >> is there a motion to approve the agenda ? >> so moved. >> all those in favor, say aye? >> okay. thank you. >> let's go to team 3. public comment on today's agenda but within the jurisdiction of the mod. each speaker is limited 3 minutes. >> we have jerry grace. hi, everybody. my name is jerry grace. i live across the bay. i'm in alameda county and i travel everywhere. last time i was here last time i wanted to speak last time. our dc mayor office did not call me last time because we was really short time ran out of time. we never got to the last number. any -- vice is take out no. 9. we don't need no. 9 anymore. keep no. 3, but you have 2 times to be w

office information about conditions in the shelters. >> okay. so, let me ask the question to you and the city attorney might have to opine on this. in your capacity as an advisory body, does that preclude you as an entity to fund raise on your own behalf? >> to fund raise for our -- to build the capacity of the committee or the site? >> to build the capacity within the committee. >> what has happened in the past historically when the plan of care happened, we created in 2008, the committee will -- the then rules committee in creating legislation that required an additional staff person, due to retirement, that staff person has now left and as i'm sure you're all aware, the budget process is no hiring. there's been a delay for that one position. >> was that one position a fund-raiser, director? >> one was to deal with clients who walked in and took complaints. and with more of the client interface piece, my position is a policy analyst. so, now i'm doing multiple jobs and none of them very well. >> i want to go back to -- my original question is

, the mayor's office staff will give information about what the plan is for the upcoming hearings and how you can be engaged. now we will have closing remarks. i want to welcome supervisor campos, that supervisor wiener, and then the mayor. so he can make a final closing remarks. >> scott wiener. we heard all of you. all of the comments will make an impact and we appreciate the fact that everyone came out. i want to highlight a couple of communities that were heard loud and clear, the transgender community, this is something that we have to deal with and i also want to speak to the chinese speaking unity and parts of the city like the portola, i do believe that we need to do more of that population, we need some funding already that we need to do more. thank you very much enjoy your weekend. >> i want to thank everyone for coming out today. this is the beginning. we'll be having budget hearings. i talk to people, e-mail, on the street, many ways to understand what people' parties are. thank you. >> if we could give a big round of applause to our moderator, larissa. thank you larissa,

. >> fran mayor ed lee was informed of winning the super bowl bid during a press conference for the warriors. now we have levi stadium hosting the super bowl l in 2016. it is incredible. this is what we do. this is the kind of international event that we love hosting. >> h. >> reporter: even if you want be in the new stadium during kick sauf of super bowl l, you will still bid from it. it will bring in sales tax rev from full hotels, restaurants and special events estimated at $500 million. >> we're going to hopefully4# busy, the 49ers, the community who come in from all over the world. >> but for many the biggest victory is the chance for the bay area to be in the world's spotlight. it truly is a win for the entire region. while 75,000 people will come here to watch the actual super bowl game at this stadium, thousands more will attend two weeks of events throughout the bay area and especially in san francisco. reporting live in santa clara, marianne favrxn' nbc bay area news. >> preparations already underway. thanks. >> you have tickets for it? not yet president. rñ still ahead at 5:00?t

to help create a chief information officer position for the city. i was also proud to work with then mayor newsome in passing the first generation of open data legislation that we have. but as our civil grand jury in june pointed out, our i-t in san francisco is still in need of a culture shock. and this is where all of us come in today. we have 200 data sets that have already been put out there, but by and large the data sets put out by city government are data sets that i think show us in a very positive way. from my perspective, it's important for us to keep on pushing data sets that allow us to deal with the sometimes imperfections in city government. to figure it out, where it is we need to take risks, we are we can be more entrepreneurial, where we can be more transparent and frank little more accountable to all of you as the residents and as our customers here in city government. and this is why i am proud tomorrow to help move forward legislation that my staff has been working closely with jay nath and mayor leon that will real i do three th

ahora poco se sabe de michelle knight la mayor presuntamente secuestrada por los castro. segÚn informes, su familia penÓo que se habÍa ido de su casa cuando perdiÓ la custodia de su hijo. josÉ. >>> angie sandoval muchas gracias. >>> la estadÍstica de menores de edad secuestrados cada aÑo es escalofriante cada aÑo, unos 800 mil niÑos son reportados como secuestrados o da fa desaparecido la mayorÍa son recuperados, muchos no aparecen, o aparecen luego de muchos aÑos en cautiverio. vanessa tiene algunos de los casos. vanessa. >>> gracias marÍa celeste son casos conmocionado al mundo entero. comenzando por elizabeth smart, desapareciÓ cuando tenÍa 14 aÑos de edad de su habitaciÓn en utah. fue en el 2002. y su captor la sacÓ amenazÁndola con un cuchillo frente a su hermana de 9 aÑos en la noche. y la encontraron 9 meses despÉs caminando a 18 millas de su casa. en su cautiverio, el hombre abusÓ de ella todos los dÍas y ahora cumple una sentencia de cadena perpetua. el siguiente co, de jayze. tuvo 2 hijas, y mantenÍa escondidas en carpas instaladas en la p

we've heard about the action item and another informational item is the presentation by the mayors officials and various other district properties for development and those properties i believe included the back parking lot here. it included and 42 avenue. >> okay commissioner can you give us a report on the augmented report and the first annual report on student assignment and i really encourage the lineing public the viewing public if you're interested take a look at this report that has detailed data. we increased enrollment. there was some things that were created to have racial diversity. we had a 96 and 2014 skull role process. applications came in later for almost all demographic groups and it had to do with less staff and outreach so we're hoping with additional outreach we can address that issue. and finally, there's a major change in enrollment policy there will be a different structure in the classrooms. so we will continue to discuss the constitute assignment report at our next meeting which is scheduled for let's see - may 6th - no, this is for student assignment. we didn't sche

but that is only one source of information and so that is why we're so eager to hear from folks about their questions and concerns today. >> thank you, kate howard, the mayor's budget director. we're going to start with questions in a moment, but before we do that, i want to remind everyone who is either watching this on sfgovtv or is streaming it online right now, that you can participate in the conversation. unlike the town hall meetings that the mayor has been having out in the community, those have been primarily the public giving input. telling the mayor their opinions. this one is a little different. this is actually the first time that you the public has an opportunity to ask the mayor questions and get some real direct answers to your specific questions about the budget. so that is what we want you to do today. we want you to either tweet or email the mayor your questions. do it right now. i feel like i'm on the home shopping network. [ laughter ] >> you can either email your budget questions to mayor edwin le@sf gov.org or tweet them@mayor ed lee and use the hash tag sf budge

out new information from the mayor of moore. nick, what did he tell you? >> reporter: carol, the mayor of moore, glenn lewis, spoke exclusively to cnn in an off-camera interview, he told us as soon as the cleanup process is complete, his plan is to try to pass a city ordinance that would require all new city housing developments in the city of moore to have a safe room or shelter. glenn lewis was also the mayor of moore in 1999 when that ef-5 tornado devastated the community. he put new codes into place in 1999. those homes, they weathered the storm this time around. but the community that was ravaged on monday. it was too old. it had already been built. there were no new housing codes. so that's why it explains why those homes were flattened and leveled, carol. >> nick valencia, reporting live, thanks so much. >>> we want to talk a little bit more about briarwood elementary school, we know that school's leveled. you heard nick mention that it didn't have one of those safe rooms. amazingly, no one was killed in that school. and

mayor, supervisors, department heads. i am the other young person today. we have this enormous challenge and the opportunity to create these pathways for young people, connecting to the college system, connecting to the four year institutions. last year over 3000 of those jobs were city department jobs; and the private sector we want to continue to challenge them. the mayor has said over and over as the supervisors to this is about jobs and economic growth and vitality ,and this is one important way to make sure that happens. one of these people would have been tomas. he got a summer internship job as a real estate company got great exposure and opportunity. 39% of those jobs one from summer jobs to permanent jobs. they have this great summer experience and over time they have a year-round op opportunity for exposure and opportunity. thank you for continuing in the context of budget planning. saturday, may 11, we have a youth resource fair, 9-3, mosconi center north. you'll know, all the kids will be there. will have 500-600 young people. we need volunteer

but that is only one source of information and so that is why we're so eager to hear from folks about their questions and concerns today. >> thank you, kate howard, the mayor's budget director. we're going to start with questions in a moment, but before we do that, i want to remind everyone who is either watching this on sfgovtv or is streaming it online right now, that you can participate in the conversation. unlike the town hall meetings that the mayor has been having veprarily the public giving input. telling the mayor their opinions. thisis a little different. this is actually the first time that you the public has an opportunity to ask the mayor questions and get some real direct answers to your specific questions about the budget. so that is what we want you to do today. we want you to either tweet or email the mayor your questions. do it right now. i feel like i'm on the home shopping network. [ laughter ] >> you can either email your budget questions to mayor edwin le@sf gov.org or tweet them@mayor ed lee and use the hash tag sf budget. that is how you can get the word in. let

visitors information center. it was a freudian slip because it improved tremendously and it couldn't be in greater location. so all the visitors that come to san francisco from the airport stop right there and come here for information on things to do in the city. it's tremendous for me to be the general manager because i have concierge but the volunteers and the people here are an extension of concierge and giving information for all the visitors that come in and make this a world class city and really visit all the areas, the restaurants, the attractions and everything else this city has to offer. i want to thank again san francisco travel because they are the ones who market tourism, no. 1 industry in san francisco and again i want to thank you. i want to thank the volunteers. as mayor lee has said, you are the ones that truly breathe live into this city. and you give out information with just such authentic and hospitality to all the visitors around the world. they go back and tell their friends and tell them

you can follow us on twitter for the latest information at 4:00. we expect the mayor and city administrator to let us know the latest. my sources say that it will be chief went part of the investigation unit at the oakland police department who will now assume the interim position of police chief. this is breaking and developing news. we will have the latest today at 4:00 at oakland police headquarters for abc7 news. >> we will bring you the latest the minute the news conference is held and we find out what happens. back to the other big story a news conference will begin in capsize of a state-of-the-art catamaran with training for the america's cup race. andrew simpson part of the swedish racing team could not be saved. abc7 news reporter cornell bernard, cornell? >> the news conference will begin any moment at pier 27 which is now home to the america's cup event. we help to learn more what happened on board the racing catamaran, an accident which took the life of a star sailor. 36-year-old andrew simpson is a true superstar in the sailing world,

. >> the mayor of moore, oklahoma, revealed new information today about just how much of a widespread impact this tornado had monday. he says 33,000 people and 13,000 homes have been impacted. oklahoma's governor says in addition to getting people back to their homes, the main focus right now is removing debris and restoring power. she also announced a public prayer service in moore this sunday evening. >>> news4 is teaming up with the red cross to raise money for oklahoma's tornado victims. if you'd like to make a donation, call us. 202-885-4949. meteorologist chuck bell working the phones, so is adam tuss. we will check in with both of them coming up in about ten minutes. they are taking your calls right now. >>> immediately after president obama delivered a major speech on counterterrorism this afternoon, critics complained that terrorists are liking what they hear. the president says the u.s. is no longer fighting a boundless war on terror, but a series of targeted efforts to dismantle violent extremists. obama promised a renewed effort to close the guantanamo bay detention center

i've written stories and i've gotten information--not classified--but i've gotten information that a mayor state rep or whatever didn't want me to have, and they were all embear raced and i get it. but we need to back off to understand what is at play. you still have government officials. if we have people who we're trying to perfect protect. if we spent five, ten years infiltrating in an operation that would lead to more information, you can bet you want to protect this as much as you can. >> cenk: that's why it's fun having you on on the show, totally disagree. it's not that you would have a national security so dire, but tease not what we're talking about. there is a simple leak on north korea about nuclear testing there was no spy, and no one was turned out nothing along those lines. it was unprecedented. they called the journalist an aider, abettor coconspirator. i've never seen that before in any administration. >> it comes from barack obama when he says things. it sounds good. he sounds reasonable, that that makes sense but then you find out what they're doing they're targetin

so for the audit mayors housing staff was interviewed. and we provided the housing department with information and we provided two documents that define our priorities and the consolidated plan and the fair housing report. those reports describe reentry housing needs and recommended housing needs for reentry housing population. so as i want to point out that before we were involved in the audit reentry housing has been a growing priority for about 5 years since we began working with the council. participation in the reentry council has spurred our efforts to make sure that formerly incarcerated individuals have housing. so we focused on expanding vertebras access to allolks with ariminal record. we combined a model screening policy thatequires awe our affordable housing agency to screen them in rather than screening them out. so providers are expected to seek evidence to provide mitigating circumstances and that that will not be repetitive of their future behavior. let's go back to that slide. mroishts. i'm not sure where intak is there a

visitors information center. it frlip because it improved tremendously and it couldn't be in greater location. so all the visitors that come to san francisco from the airport stop right there and come here for information on things to do in the city. it's tremendous for me to be the general manager because i have concierge but the volunteers and the people here are an extension of concierge and giving information for all the visitors that come in and make this a world class city and really visit all the areas, the restaurants, the attractions and everything else this city has to offer. i want to thank again san francisco travel because they are the ones who market tourism, no. 1 industry in san francisco and again i want to thank you. i want to thank the volunteers. as mayor lee has said, you are the ones that truly breathe live into this city. and you give out information with just such authentic and hospitality to all the visitors around the world. they go back and tell their friends and tell them to come to on