. union street neighbors had banned bars not only with intention of banning new bars but banning new license type 47 and 49s from coming into the district. when the planning commission adopted the ordinance it recommended all restaurants be printed in each commercial district. this was the department's preferred option because it took the least impactful use and allowed it to be principally permitted and reduced process and allowed businesses to open without going before the planning commission; however we also realized some neighborhood commercial districts may not want more limited restaurants. we expected that the board of supervisors would amend this in their districts, so either require conditional use or prohibit them outright when the legislation went to the board or trailing legislation, happening with this. this puts back alcohol controls inadvertently left out of the ordinance. based on community feedback it changes code to require limited use for limited restaurantings and cd. staff's recommendation is approval with modifications *, modifications very minor to remove resta

a french magazine this week further stoked anger. france banned all protests on the issue and closed many of its schools and embassies in muslim countries. >> germany did the same today. the government in berlin is considering whether to ban a public screening of that anti- islam film, which unleashed massive violence last week. we asked german muslims in berlin to tell us what they think. >> mahomet is a gem and tunisian and imam -- german- tunisian and imam. he says he would not watch the controversial video. p>> it is painful for me. i would like them to say they are banning it because it demeans and a tax part of our -- demeans and attacks part of our society. >> this by supporting a ban, he does not want local muslims letting their pleasure turned to anger -- despite supporting a ban. some are refusing to be swept up in the controversy. >> for me, muhammed is so great that i can ignore the forest. we are keeping our heads held high. these things do not normally interest us. >> should the film be banned in germany? >> it makes no difference to me. >> what is the mood on th

officials are working to ban here. >> the un's war crimes tribunal issues warnings to both sides in the conflict in syria. >> germany's elite commando force celebrates their 40th anniversary. >> protests are continuing our around the muslim world over the anti-islam video produced in the united states. at least two men were killed in violent protest in pakistan. >> police were attack -- were attacked and patrol cars were set ablaze in the capital and left can stand. a leader of hezbollah says the u.s. faces serious repercussions it allows the full video to be released. >> it was a rare appearance before the leader of hezbollah who has been in hiding since the 2006 war with israel. but he spoke to protesters rallying in beirut. he claimed recent demonstrations were the beginning of an uprising throughout the muslim world. he called for his followers to prevent the publication of " innocent of muslims" and said those responsible should be punished. >> of the united states is just using freedom of expression as an excuse. they need to understand publishing this film will have consequences.

-- new bars were banned -- >> correct. >> unless you acquired a liquor license. that is not changing. you are trying to rollover the rules. >> right. new bars are banned. but the way the old legislation worked is a restaurant couldn't get a full liquor license because bars were banned. >>> correct. >> now we change the definition, which actually i think was changed after the commission voted on it to allow restaurants to attain full liquor license so long as they operated as a bona fide eating establishment, consistent with the abc's definition, so we tried to align with abc. approximate f the goal is keep things consistent with union street before this *. >> correct. >> i'm generally not a fan of banning bars. i would rather cu, if neighbors are concerned. but given the fact this ban was in existence -- >> bars were banned, still banned, new bars, but this is for restaurants with a full liquor license. >> okay. >> commissioner moore. >> i would like to partially agree with commissioner sugaya. on the other hand i believe the process is good. if we discover something needs further re

launched a crusade to ban large sodas in restaurants and delis. he got what he wanted this week. a ban of the drink larger than 16 ounces. i spoke with mayor bloomberg earlier from new york. mr. mayor, thanks so much for joining us. i wondered. a lot of people have been talking about what's happening in new york city obviously. i wonder if you could sort of take me back to the beginning for your you. when did this become something that you were thinking about seriously? >> well, over the last few years obesity has become a bigger and bigger problem, not just in the united states, but around the world. thing this is the first year in the history of the world where more people will die from the effects of too much food than from starvation. and it's fascinating. it is also, we think, the first disease in the history of the world that has gone from being a rich person's disease to a poor person's disease. >> it's pretty astonishing, as you mentioned, mayor bloomberg. we've been reporting on this issue for some time. was there a perj personal story for you? did you have the effects of chro

some countries still resist banning this poison. our report from india shows the consequences of inaction. >> haseena is in bad shape. she can no longer speak or feed herself or even sit up. she can hardly move. her limbs are twisted, her feet and fingers bent in every direction. her mother balkise has to nurse her round the clock. >> my daughter gets no help from anyone but me. my husband is ill and can't work any more. my son's always running a fever and can't help us much. if anything were to happen to me, who'd take care of my sick daughter? >> she shows us photos of her daughter when she was healthy and going to school. when haseena was five, she started getting headaches and fevers. then her condition deteriorated rapidly. now haseena is 21. she's tried all kinds of medication, but none helped. balkise shows us a report that says what caused haseena's illness -- endosulfan, an insecticide highly toxic to humans. >> i'm so desperate. endosulfan made my daughter ill, but no one's helping us. we get no financial support. we don't have enough money for her medicine. i'd rather

that kind of price rise. >> thanks very much indeed. new york city has formally banned the sale of large size containers of sugary drinks in its latest effort to tackle obesity. the city's mayor, michael bloomberg, said it would save lives, but critics say it's an infringement of personal freedom. >> obesity is a problem in the u.s. around tirdsterds of the adult population and nearly 1/3 of children are estimated to be either overweight or obese. for march next year, any business that has a food service license, from fast food restaurants to theaters, even yankee stadium, will be limited to selling 16 ounce or half-liter cups of nondiet soda, sweetened tea, and other calorie-rich drinks. if they're not, they will be fined $2 hundred. new york mayor michael bloomberg is behind the ban. critics say he's behaving like an overbearing nanny, but he's proud to make a stand against obesity. >> this is the single biggest step anyone has ever taken to curb obesity, certainly not the last step lots of cities are going to take, and we believe it will save lives. >> they didn't ban unsweetene

, the smoking ban in san francisco allowed the huka bar to fall through the cracks of that regulation. as i stated in my brief, mr. ah med because he is a muslim is not able to sell alcohol and it does not comply with regulations regarding bars or tafns s -- taverns so he could not fall within the limited exemption to the ban. when he submitted the exemption he put a little box written next to it huka bar in hopes of continuing to operate it that way. he did not receive a clear indication that he understood that his exception request had been denied, up until the time of the recent hearing on this matter. so in terms of the arguments that are being made here, there are two i think that should be addressed. one is can the appellant, nile cafe, continue to sell and serve non-tobacco products that are used with huka pipes and all the receptacles and i ask serving equipment that goes along with that. and the second is, is there some way to fit nile cafe into one of the exceptions. on the first point about the non-tobacco products, the respondent argues we shouldn't allow the use and enjoy

bloomberg says the big apple will be a healthier place now with the soda ban. what do some new yorkers think? >> if you want to be fat, be fat. >> we sent comedian bill santiago out on the street to find out. big splash with the employees. [ duck yelling ] [ male announcer ] find out more at... [ duck ] aflac! [ male announcer ] ...forbusiness.com. ♪ ha ha! to meet the needs of my growing business. but how am i going to fund it? and i have to find a way to manage my cash flow better. [ female announcer ] our wells fargo bankers are here to listen, offer guidance and provide you with options tailored to your business. we've loaned more money to small businesses than any other bank for ten years running. so come talk to us to see how we can help. wells fargo. together we'll go far. >>> folks in the big apple because it has been approved by the city's board of health. sold at restaurants, delis and movie theaters in the city. it goes into effect in march. mayor bloomberg tweeted this, six months from today our city will be an even healthier place. maybe so. the question is, will new yor

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fraud and is banned from using the computer. the investigators say the man is not in custody, nor, is he under arrest. >>> and we still have not seen his face, but the world's eyes are fixed on the 55-year-old, as we learn more about the checkered past. and as we shed light on this nakoula basseley nakoula, miguel, we learned he was taken in for questioning today. what is that all about? >> this was a voluntary effort on his part and the authorities's part. he was under supervised probation for that bank conviction back in 2010. they are concerned that he may have broken some of the rules. there are 26 different conditions tied to his probation. the one they seemed to be perhaps most focused on is whether or not he was accessing the internet in ways that he should not have been. he can access the internet, i want to be cleared. but he has to do it with his probation officer's okay. he is also not allowed to own any devices, whether it is a smartphone or anything else, that can access the internet without his probation officer saying okay. los angeles county deputies came in last night la

dollars. >>> a legal effort to lift the ban on duck liver has failed. a group had asked for an injunction but a judge in los angeles refused. that ban went into effect in july 1st based on the argument that force feeding ducks toen large their livers is cruel. people opposed to the ban say the saw is to broad. >> there is ford that chick fil a has agreed to stop funding anti gay groups but they aren't saying anything. gay rights activists protested in san jose when it opened there last month. the founder of the chain has been vocal in opposing same sex marriage. now a chicago politician said they have agreed to no longer fund efforts opposing sale sex marriage. >> tests reveal troubling levels of arsenic in rice but should you eliminate it from your diet? we investigate. >> some city leaders want to ban overnight parking for large vehicles like these . for some of the folks we met it's their home. first more of a thrill . >>> thrill seekers visiting knotts berry farm got more than they expected. it stopped around four this afternoon leaving 20 riders stranded for about four hou

opposition. let's go live now to the campus for the details. >> implementing the ban would be difficult at george washington university, an open, urban campus. nevertheless, the government s to push for the ban. >> it is not a new concept at washington university. most have been smoke-free for some time. health andartment of services gets its way, this be no lighting up on other college campuses nationwide. >> these are public streets and it's our right we have. we found a popular spot for gather just outside the library. when we sat down, we thought are we allowed to sit here? it's not feasible to ban it altogether. how do you ban the open-air? the smokingforce ban is a big question. washington is putting the issue nevertheless. at the university of maryland, can smoke and open spaces but this park will be smoke-free. when you are walking behind crowded campus. she feels the campus ban is ridiculous. it like shutting off a public smoke and saying i can't on it. not going to walk 30 have a of campus is to cigarette. officials at the university promote aant to environment for e

said they would screen this. >> that is less controversial. pab, germany banning this screening. are we following the west kneeling before god? it is kneeling before people who hate the west. >> the reason that they are giving for considering this ban is public safety. obviously it is controversial, and there is a risk of violence and we know that. but i do think that if we start caving in to this kind of thing, we are giving in. that is not the direction we want to go in at all. >> even our flags ad sh dash. >> are you okay? >> i got a wee tickle. >> i can get you some water. >> the problem is there is no alcohol. it sings the particular el c -- the tickles. and when you can't have them the tickles come forth. >> should the war on islam gone too far? should we be apologizing? >> see here, this is the problem with apologizing and i did a bit of research. you know melanie philips, i have a quote that will plow your mind. -- that will blow your mind, ready? it was the suicide bombings that increased the recruitment. what they fail to grasp is the greatest single driver of terrorism is

ban on plastic bags is coming to restaurants now. santa cruz county will be among the first in the state to ban bags for carry-out food. the county's board of supervisors voted to put restaurants become on the list of places prohibited from using plastic bags. this ban will take effect in april. now santa cruz also bans plastic bags in grocery and convenience stores. previously, you might recall san francisco has also voted to ban plastic bags in restaurants. that ban will take effect next summer. however, the rule is being challenged in court. >>> opening the books. the boy scouts of america launching review of four decades of records for possible abuse allegations. the boy scouts says it wants to make sure all allegations from the last 47 years are reported to law enforcement. the move comes after a "new york times" investigation found that scout officials did not report hundreds of cases from 1970 to 1991. the newspaper also found 80% of abuse cases the scouts had learned directly from alleged victims and their families were not handed over to police. >>> it's no harry potter, b

a million dollars. >>> a legal effort to lift the ban on duck liver has failed. a group had asked for an injunction but a judge in los angeles refused. that ban went into effect in july 1st based on the argument that force feeding ducks toen large their livers is cruel. people opposed to the ban say the saw is to broad. >> there is ford that chick fil a has agreed to stop funding anti gay groups but they aren't saying anything. gay rights activists protested in san jose when it opened there last month. the founder of the chain has been vocal in opposing same sex marriage. now a chicago politician said they have agreed to no longer fund efforts opposing sale sex marriage. >> tests reveal troubling levels of arsenic in rice but should you eliminate it from your diet? we investigate. >> some city leaders want to ban overnight parking for large vehicles like these . for some of the folks we met it's their home. first more of a thrill than they barginned for. the problem that left these visitors, hundreds of feet above the ground. . >>> thrill seekers visiting knotts berry farm got mor

moving forward with its ban on large sugared drinks. health officials are expected to approve the ban today. it would impose a 16-ounce limit on sodas and other sugar drinks. sold at restaurants, delis and movie theaters. now advocates of the ban including mayor bloomberg believe that the ban will help fight against obesity. however, opponents say people should be able to choose what they want to drink. >>> all right, we absolutely want to know what you think. it's the topic on the facebook fan page. weigh in and give us your thoughts, head to the abc2 facebook fan page and let us know what you think on the drinks. >>> the orioles are making more magic on the field and fans are going wild. "good morning maryland" at 5:00 starts right now. >>> a campus on lockdown. a man shot in the student center at morgan state university. the details on the search for the gunman this morning. >>> another death from west nile virus in maryland. the state is doing what they can to prevented it from spreading, anything you can personally do? >>> and honoring a hero the first man to walk on the moon

, banned in egypt, libya and afghanistan. >>> mourners gathered in vacaville to say farewell to chp officer kenyon youngstrom. the father of four was shot and killed last week during a traffic stop. youngstrom's patrol partner was among those who spoke at today's service. >> reporter: thousands came today to honor a man who dedicated his life to serving others. kenyon youngstrom fulfilled a dream when he got his badge. >> i remember when kenyon got accepted to go to the academy. i don't think i've ever seen a smile on anybody's face as big as that. i mean, he was so happy. >> he had the heart. he had an enormous heart. he loved everybody. >> reporter: youngstrom is being remembered for his smile, his faith, and the love he had for his wife and four children. >> i'm really proud of my dad, and lately i've been realizing how much i really talk about him, because now whenever i mention him, people get kind of quiet, but i never realized that i talk about him all the time. >> reporter: as they listened to one of youngstrom's favorite songs, they remembered his life, a life taken too soo

will probably be nice and calm there tomorrow. and they rubber stamp the large sugary drink ban. the shocking story that isn't shocking at all. that's why i use the term rubber stamps, people. and what is behind the just completed white house underground construction project? here is a hint, future landings on mars. greg? >> thanks, andy. >> you bet. >> i had a great birthday party which you should have been there. >> who was there? >> marco, sven, cole and captain cart wheel. >> are you talking about your stuffed animals again, aren't you? >> unlike you they are always there. >> maybe they have a higher tolerance for cold play. >> i never listen to them. >> i am not talking about the band. >> you are disgusting. go away. let's welcome our guests. she is so hot her family tree includes the equator. i am here with fox newschannel anchor julie anne huddy. >> you are horrible. >> and he is so sharp on weekends he mentors porcupines. and in guam he is considered a passion fruit. it is my sidekick, bill schulz. and if he was a jetski i would ride him at the lake with my rich uncle, s

report a bay area legislator try to ban the bullet button you'll see what a bureaucratic mess it became all while california gunmakers tell what the law intended to ban >>> we make firearm suitable for target shooting sporting uses >>> he owns a gun factory making military-style rifles in santa clara county he runs a legal business because the rifles here come installed with bullet but in a device manufacturers have designed to abide by the state and on detachable magazines which are illegal in combination with other features, sensible it but and does not work with your finger you need a tool so the magazine is considered fixed and therefore illegal >>> that is american ingenuity >>> but he went into combat mode a bill in sacramento would have banned the bulletin hurting not just his business but also half a million californians who have to modify or give up their guns >>> it would be an illegal taking the choice is to provide registration system or somebody can rightfully take their property and registered or confiscate it when you have a state that is 25 billion in the red we don't ne

ban sugary drinks, including sodas in city restaurants and delis. and thursday, he got what he wanted on the large drink, 16 ounces or more. i spoke with mayor bloomberg earlier from new york. all right, mr. mayor, thank you so much for joining us. i wondered, a lot of people are talking about what is happening in new york city obviously. i wonder if you could sort of take me back to the beginning for you. when did this become something you were thinking about seriously? >> well, over the last few years, obesity has become a bigger and bigger problem, not just in the united states, but around the world. i think this is the first year in the history of the world where more people will die from the effectings of too much food than from starving. and it is fascinating, it is also, we think, the first disease in the history of the world that has gone from being a rich person's disease to a poor person's disease. >> it is pretty shocking as you may know, mayor, we have been reporting on this issue for sometime. was there a personal story for you? i mean, did you have issues either with the

ban therapies that attempt to change the sexual orientation of minors. yesterday governor jerry brown signed the bill banning mental health practitioners from performing preparative therapy on minors. it's been labeled dangerous and abusive and could raise the risk of depression and suicide in young people. >>> in election 2012 news, we're three days away from the first presidential debate. president obama will head from washington to nevada. he has a campaign stop at a las vegas high school. he is going to stay in nevada before traveling to denver on wednesday. republican challenger mitt romney is spending the weekend cramming for the debate. political analysts say he needs a strong showing with recent polls showing him losing ground to the president in battleground states. >>> the university of denver is preparing to host that debate. it is going to focus on domestic policy and it will be mod rated by jim lehrer. two more presidential debates will be held on the 16th and 22. you can of course watch those debates live here on ktvu channel 2. coverage begins at 6:00. >>> while t

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around sixty russian officials to the british embassy in moscow in order to ban them from traveling to russia now the list contains the names of russian judges prosecutors and intelligence officials who london believes are involved in the death of the russian based lawyer so again magnitsky he worked for the london based company hermitage capital fund and he died in pretrial detention back in two thousand and nine in moscow now that he was jailed for tax evasion and awaiting detention his family say that he died because of repeated beatings and being refused medical care and now the investigation into the case in russia is still ongoing but it's had a big resonance very at home and abroad earlier the u.s. said that it had also banned around sixty russian officials from traveling to the u.s. speaking often magnitsky is death the van president dmitry medvedev he said that the people who are accused of economic crimes and tax crimes in particular they should not be put into pretrial detention and of course more severe says the lawyers death is a big tragedy but they've called on other

now as a result russia has banned monsanto corn from being imported in to russia and they have also asked of their own scientists to take a look at the study conduct their own tests monsanto has of course gone against the study saying that it doesn't even meet the bare minimum requirements of scientific research and they've also kind of neglected it saying that this isn't going to have a real impact on their sales because russia is a net grain exporter rather than an importer russia also already has in place a ban on the for genetically modified products so it's not expected to have a large impact in russia as well but if you look at what france is doing they're taking a look at the study they themselves are in the process of considering a ban which is believed to that could spark a european wide trend to ban them and central point that is something that the company is not looking at favorably but also if you look at overall products this isn't just corn on the cob we have corn syrup and the sweeteners that are used to sweeten many soft drinks around the world so this could have a m

and after watching a reported a area legislator tried to ban what is known as the bullet button. tonight you'll see what a bureaucratic mess this became while california gun makers sell what the law intended to ban. >> we make firearms that are suitable for target shooting, the sporting news, >> he owns a gun factory making military-style semiautomatic rifles in santa clara county. he runs a legal business because the rifles made here come installed with a bullet button. a device manufacturers have designed to abide by the state's ban on detachable magazines. which are illegal in combination with other features such as a collapsible stock or pistol grip. since a bullet button does not work with your finger, you need a tool like the tip of a button to release of that the magazine is considered fixed and therefore illegal. >> that is just american ingenuity. >> but he had to go into combat mode this summer, a bill in sacramento would have banned the bullet bond, hurting not only is business but also half a million californians who would have to modify or give up their guns. >> the

ban on supersized sodas. is it just the beginning? >>> good afternoon. i'm pat lawson muse. >> and i'm jim handly. the latest on that deadly attack in libya on tuesday. >> a third victim in the attack has been identified as glen daugherty, a former s.e.a.l. from massachusetts. >> demonstrators attack the u.s. embassies in yemen and egypt. >> americans in jordan have been warned about a massive protest planned for tomorrow outside the u.s. embassy in aman. >> the crisis is growing, and is unexpectedly becoming a possible factor in the presidential campaign. >> reporter: like in libya tuesday, today's anti-american rioting in yemen got out of control. a mob in the capital storming the u.s. embassy complex and breaking in before police beat them back. no americans reported hurt. it's the third arab nation racked by protests aimed at the u.s. this was egypt last night. another outburst of anger over the crude anti-muslim movie said to be made in the u.s. but not by the u.s. government. secretary of state clinton tried to make clear about the video today. >> we absolutely reject its con

police department. >>> california's ban on foie gras will remain for now. a group wanted a judge to lift the ban until the courts rule. the judge refused. critics of the ban say it is too vague and intergears with interstate commerce. supporters argue the force-feeding of ducks and geese to enlarge their lives is animal cruelty. series of i-team investigations led to the ban which went into effect last july. >>> representatives from almost every agency investigating last month's chevron fire will attend a public hearing next monday. they will update the latest information on what went wrong, how about the pollution was, what is being done to prevent another fire and response plans in the event of another blaze it that meeting will be held monday night from 6 to 8:30 richmond memorial auditorium. 403 civic center plaza. >>> more than half of likely voters support governor brown's tax initiative on the november ballot. the latest poll shows 52% of those surveyed support prop 30. 40% oppose. 8% undecided. the measure would raise taxes on incomes exceeding $250,000 and increase sales ta

rights violations london could ban the officials from entering the u.k. based on what it sees as their role in the prison death of lawyers sort of game of need ski let's get the details from all the boys in the british capital polly so it looks like russia and britain now may be on the brink of a new diplomatic dispute tell us more about what's happening. yes well russia's ambassador to the u.k. wants an explanation from the foreign office after the sunday times reported that the u.k. home secretary had sent a list of sixty russians to the british embassy in moscow in order to ban them from traveling to the u.k. now the list includes the names of judges intelligence officials and prosecutors who london believes were involved in the death of the russian lawyer sergei magnitsky now he worked for the london based hermitage capital fund magnitsky was accused of tax evasion and he died in pretrial detention in moscow back in two thousand and nine his family and his colleagues they say that he died from repeated beatings and from refusal of medical care now the investigation into the case in

. the taliban had banned cultivation only and it was a political decision and a business decision it was to get recognized by the united states and the west because only a few countries recognize them and business was down and supply was up and demand was down so banning it made it use the stockpiles it wasn't because they they were trying to ban opium they had the processing and the trafficking continued as far as how the u.s. handled it when they came in and they befriended the warlords and some other some of the taliban sympathizers who were in the business already and they looked the other way that was the pentagon's policy the pentagon the state department were at odds on how to deal with it. so therefore these drug lords were more empowered had more money and started to use the opium trade as a way to empower themselves by two thousand and eight two thousand and seven the opium crop was much more than it was under the taliban. so was processing two thirds of the opium was processed into heroin inside the country whereas pretty tall of one time it was less so and talk a little b

it confirms its move to ban dozens of russian officials from entering the u.k. over their own budget grown in a mug not something more and top lawyer died in custody and. the long arm of the copyright industry reaches all the way to cambodia with one of the fugitive founders of the pirate bay file sharing site now facing us extradition to sweden. and the u.s. suspends training of afghan security personnel after a surge in insider attacks on forces that's as nato admits it's failed to conduct a thorough background checks on local recruiters. with news of a change at the top and football kate brings you the latest in sports. and i thank you for joining me the latest sports these other top stories. nikolai tells is elected a new president of the russian football union and head of the world cup qualifiers against northern ireland and israel. while long. survive to overcome fellow russian nadia petrova who reached the quarter finals of the u.s. open. and sparking jenson button wins a crush belgian wrong greek which the fourteenth victory over his career. at first for what did i must go de

banned, in baby bottles. but it's in most consumer goods. >> just one word. >> yes, sir. >> are you listening? >> yes, sir. >> plastics. even the producers of the 1967 movie the graduate had no idea how ubiquitous plastics, and later bpa, would become. >> chemists in the 1950s, found that if they linked these bpa molecules together, they could make a plastic. and now it's become this very large industry, something like 10 billion pounds of this chemical are made a year. >> its used in medical flasks, medical equipment, the resins that line today about 80% of food cans that are on super market shelves in america. or a dust that's painted on paper receipts that come out of atm machines. >> its an incredibly useful molecule but over the last 15 years we've discovered that its also tied to a wide range of adverse effects. >> there is a wealth of evidence linking bpa exposure to early puberty, prostate disease, breast cancer, and changes in brain chemistry, among other conditions. spontaneous miscarriage and downs syndrome rates may also rise after exposure to bpa. bpa affects the endocr

a teddy bear. >>> sixth grade teacher at balance ban any middle school is set to be arranged today on lewd conduct charges. a meeting took place to discuss the arrest of sixth grade teacher james izumizaki. the 28-year-old is accused of having inappropriate contact with a former student under 14. parents were told students in his class would placed in other classes monday. >>> san francisco city college board of trustees has a plan to keep the college open as its faces severe financial trouble. the trustees unveiled the 14-point plan hiring new financial watchdogs, laying off faculty, closing or leasing properties and refocusing on course work. the commission has given city college until march 15th, to keep accreditation and prevent 86,000 student school from closing in june. >>> this morning the big story, fog. >> it was foggy and he's right, not -- it wasn't drizzling, but deposits on my wind shield. >> not just for you. >> no, for all concerned. >>> good morning. let's check out the winds, nearly calm around santa rosa, it is going to leak down 101 as you can see north wind at n