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Current law allows seizure of guns from potentially violent, mentally ill people only after a licensed therapist notifies police of a risk. Family members can call police, but if no crime has been committed, or the person doesn’t meet criteria for an involuntary civil commitment to mental health treatment, police can’t take away that person’s firearms. Modeled on domestic violence laws, AB1014 would let family members or police seek a court order that a mentally unstable person’s guns be taken for safekeeping — and new gun purchases be prohibited — for one year if there’s credible evidence of a risk of violence. Connecticut, Indiana and Texas have similar laws.

But Paredes argued that the process described in the bill could give mentally unstable people days or even weeks before their guns are taken, while the current involuntary detention, evaluation and commitment process is more immediate, Bill supporters rallying earlier Wednesday on the Capitol’s steps included Richard Martinez and Bob Weiss whose children bridesmaid slippers, bridal flats, wedding flats, bridesmaids flats, wedding slippers, ballet flats, foldable flats, party slipp were killed by Rodger, They urged Gov, Jerry Brown to sign the bill if it reaches his desk, Losing a child to gun violence “is the worst thing that can happen to you,” said Martinez, of Santa Maria, “It’s not like this in other developed countries, and it doesn’t have to be like this now.”..

The picnic will be from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m., and attendees are asked to donate $6 for adults and $4 for children for barbecue hamburgers and hot dogs and side dishes. There will also be activities including volleyball and face painting. “The hospital does a great job helping the kids with their illnesses, but they don’t have resources for games and toys, and that makes a big difference in these kids’ lives,” said Anthony Vasquez, a representative of the club, which was founded in 1978. An assortment of classic and custom cars will also be on display at the fundraiser.

Vasquez said 100 percent of donations will go to Oakland Kaiser Pediatric Ward, “The Science of Sugar and its Bitter bridesmaid slippers, bridal flats, wedding flats, bridesmaids flats, wedding slippers, ballet flats, foldable flats, party slipp Impact on Health,” a talk at 7 p.m, Sept, 4 at the Hillside Club at 2286 Cedar St, will feature Robert Lustig, John Swartzberg and other speakers presenting their research on sugar consumption and health consequences, “Soda and Kids” is the topic of a panel discussion moderated by Anna Lappe at 4:30 p.m, Sept, 13 at the Ed Roberts Campus, 3075 Adeline St, The presentation is hosted by MomsRising, the Berkeley Federation of Teachers, Berkeley Youth Alternatives and the Malcolm X School PTA..

All ages are welcome to attend the “Soda: the Series” programs, sponsored by the Berkeley Healthy Child Coalition, Ecology Center, Public Health Institute, Prevention Institute and Small Planet Institute. More details and a list of upcoming events in the series are online at www.sodaseries.org. The theme of this year’s celebration of Brazilian Independence Day is world peace and wellness and the event will also salute the late Brazilian choreographer Jefe Guimaraes. “The streets outside Casa de Cultura will be physically transformed into a marvelous world filled with large white paper flowers, images and altars, Brazilian music, Samba de roda, Capoeira roda, food and arts vendors, a children’s zone, a caiprinha lounge and a beer and wine garden.”.

The festival schedule includes free dance classes by select BrasArte instructors from 9 to 11 a.m., main stage performances from 11 a.m, to bridesmaid slippers, bridal flats, wedding flats, bridesmaids flats, wedding slippers, ballet flats, foldable flats, party slipp 7 p.m., and the Lavagem procession and blessing at 2 p.m, BrasArte will also host a pre-festival workshop series prior to the festival with Danda da Hora and Slleyk da Bahia from 1 to 5 p.m, Aug, 30, Details: www.BrasArte.com, The series opens with a screening of the feature-length documentary “Maidentrip” at 3 p.m, Aug, 30 at the West Branch, 1125 University Ave., followed by a discussion with Cal Sailing Club Commodore Stephanie Evans..

Before the screening there will be a program of nautical knot tying led by the branch’s teen librarian. Details: 510-981-6241 or www.berkeleypubliclibrary.org. The documentary “I Just Wanna Ball” screens at 3 p.m. Sept. 6 at the South Branch, 1901 Russell St., followed by a discussion with the film’s director, Robert Bowden, and members of the McClymonds High School Lady Warriors basketball team. The new documentary “Derby Crazy Love” will be shown at 3 p.m. Sept. 13 in the third floor Community Meeting Room of the Central Library, 2090 Kittredge St.

At HeatSync Labs, the tables are littered with computer chips, pens, pads and tools while the room is abuzz with the chatter of would-be inventors hoping to change the world — or just make cool things, They are part of a growing global movement of so-called hackerspaces, “It’s all about sharing what we know with one another,” said Mitch Altman, 57, founder of a similar setup in San Francisco called Noisebridge, “It’s centered around community and education and a place where people do what they love doing and hopefully make a bridesmaid slippers, bridal flats, wedding flats, bridesmaids flats, wedding slippers, ballet flats, foldable flats, party slipp living from it.”..

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