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. >> he sparks revolution. interview with man whose facebook page brought down egyptian government. 7 news facebook page brought down egyptian government. 7 news begins >> the man blamed for creating the corporate culture that allowed the san bruno pipeline blast is out. >> pg&e top executive gave in today and announced resignatio resignation. ceo peter darby not leaving penniless not by a long shot. >> lillian kim is here with more on the story. lillian. >>reporter: darby retirement package is in the tens of millions of dollars. which critic say is undeserved especially for someone they say is responsible for creating a culture of cutting corners. 6 years after becoming ceo and president of pg&e peter darby is stepping down. mark tony of the utility watch dog group turn says the resignation is long overdue. >> there was a lack of organizational discipline. we feel the company was thought well run. the problem we feel is that because profits were put in front of people that's where the shot shortcuts came from.

as thomas hutchinson put it, a small spark was flamed and it would destroy a great empire and spark the rise of another from it's ashes. as you may have guess, even the small tea tax cut into the profits of america's largest tea importers. they resumed smugglers. british customs officialed tightened the enforcement. after the british seized one of john hancock's ships for nonpayment of duties, he reopened the cash draw to sam adams, they sent the thugs to vandalize and destroy the shops and homes of anyone who sold or drank imported tea from britain, or even reported by someone as having drunk some tea. so if your neighborhood hated you, he's just call knob over and say he's drinking british tea. and the house would be burned down. the tea boycott was spread to other new england port cities and down the atlantic coast to new york, philadelphia, charleston, it was the original tea party movement. it wasn't patriotic, and it wasn't pretty or glorious. the climax on thursday, december 16, 1773, just before christmas with the legendary boston tea party. and the dumping of about $1 million w

they sparked the rise of another from its ashes. as you may have guessed, even one end of the prophet of america's largest tea importers and resume to smuggling and british customs officials take enforcement and after the british seized one of john hancock ships for nonpayment of duties. hancock opened his door to stay anonymous. add incentives paid to to vandalize and destroy the shops and homes of anyone who's older drank imported tea in britain were even reported by someone as having drank some tea. so if your neighbor hated you, and they pull someone over and say he's drinking british tea and would be burned down. petit boycott led to other new england cities and down the atlantic and this was the original tea party movement. it wasn't patriotic and it wasn't pretty or glorious. the kind that was on thursday december 16, just before christmas with the legendary boston tea party and the dumping of immediate dollars a reduce tea. people who dump them into six, seven men, nobody knows exactly how many were there. many disguised him

a dallas deputy jumped into action after spotting a cascade of sparks shooting from a passing car. the 20-year veteran's dash cam rolled as he attempted to kick out driver's window before the car erupted into flames. the driver, unaware his car was on fire before the explosion, was able to unlock his door and escape without any serious injuries. >>> it was a tragic start to the school week in one pennsylvania school district. one of its drivers lost its life when she crashed into a building. the accident happened just after the driver had dropped off high school students and was on her way to pick up kindergartners. >>> a six-time street sweeper made a mess inside a barbecue restaurant. vehicle barrelled through the walls coming to a stop 15 feet inside the eatery. the cause of the accident is still undetermined, but mechanical issues have been ruled out. >>> and we end with winter's refusal to release its grip on wisconsin. at least 2 inches of snow blanketed the southeast part of the state. the wintry mix is expected to linger for the next couple of days, potentially dropping 6 t

the event sparked a complete turnaround in nuclear policy here. instead of extendidi the life time of plans, they want them taken off line yesterday. in orderer to andon nuclear energy, the country will have to expand its coal and d gas wer plants. it does not seem to make much sense. >> just switch the letter and it is done. environmenentali outside the chancellor's office demonstrated the urgency of shifting the country away from nuclear power. =inside, the move to a nunuclea free future will not be as simple as that. >>>> t the change in energy poly will require both phasing out nuclear power as quickly as popossib. switching to renewable energy with equal speed. the move will have substantial consequences and that requires careful planning, best of programs, and the appropriate legislation. >> that means a complete overhaul of the energy distributionon gro which will require up to 3.5000 kilometers of new power lines. it means more decentralized power production. >> there are many issues which have been debated for a long timeme. maybe now we

how the man whose actions sparked the killings is reacting to international outrage. >>> why would you talk to a young child about sex with a man and a woman let alone a man and a man or a woman and a woman. >> a field trip, why one mother questions if the elementary school thought it through. >>> less than 30 minutes ago, passengers made it to sacramento after they say their first plane got a whole in the top and -- a hole in the top and had to make an emergency landing in arizona. they e-mailed these photos. there appears to be a hole right there. that's the one they are talking about. it's near some of the over head bins. they landed in arizona after they suffered a fuse ---- rupp ter. the plane dropped from 36,000 feet to 11,000 feet. >> i heard a loud popping sound. >> i don't know, maybe 45 seconds to a minute before the oxygen masks came down. one of the flight attendants did actually faint, did probably broke his nose. he hit pretty hard and was bleeding. >> some others passed out as well. there were no reports of any serious injuries. >>> well a giants' fan, father of two, is

i have contact with director sparked -- sparks' office, and i will address this with the chief, as well. other dgo's and police practices, which they addressed to the police commission, which i am sure you are aware, and then on another note, i will discuss the specifics, and as your calendar permits on april 27 or may 11, i would like to provide the third quarter statistical report, and that concludes my report. commissioner: i also want to comment on that. the middle eastern, muslim, pet and intelligence gathering, just what you're talking about. there are more issues, and they have asked for changes. i have had a meeting with the department and hopefully will have further meetings about making potential changes to those dgo's. there was also an issue about the joint terrorism task force and what is a memorandum, and at that meeting, we were told that we could not get that information. however, but the question we have is that the current memorandum be at the police department. there is a lot we have to add to the calendar," as well as, i think commissioners slaughter and mazzucco --

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but we didn't see protests spark up all over muslim countries and their world we saw them in afghanistan we saw feel in pakistan so do you think it was specifically has something to do with the fact that some of these people are just fed up with the war going on on their land from ten years now. there's no pushiness result there's no question it's resulted from frustration the people when you mention again president karzai it's not like he has an effective government that serious than anybody we appreciate his service are going to anybody who was in his country pakistan particularly to belittle those folks are disenfranchised to. have a good was going to because we've been through there trying to recall them for the last five years so. this is a trigger blocks when it comes at this specific type of education you know though i thought the united states. was remarkably restrained this time and i will use knuckleheads move in america you can do just kind of things that it's not something easily explained you would ask it again this is this is a provocation yeah that seventy something that i

but we didn't see protests spark up all over muslim countries in the arab world we saw them in afghanistan we saw few in pakistan so do you think of a specific lee has something to do with the fact that some of these people are just fed up with the war going on on their land from ten years now. but i guess there's a new push to resort these new push unshielded from frustration to people when you mention again president karzai it's not like he has an effective government that serious and anybody who preceded his service or meet anybody within his country or that pakistan particular interest to build those folks are disenfranchised very good to. have a good spirit to sweep through there trying to get a record there for the last five years so. this is a trigger blocks when it comes at that specific type of education you know though i thought the united states or the american press was remarkably restrained this time and i witnessed not let's move but in america you can do these kind of things and it's not something easily explain to america to them this is this is a provocation yeah that seve

. >> investigators say a single spark triggered the inferno. an unseasonable dry spell turned it into a tinderbox, which fueled the flames. about one-quarter of a nature preserve was incinerated. 350 firefighters labored to bring the blaze is under control, but it will be some time before they can go from. the situation remains precarious. >> we have to keep the area under observation. helicopters played a vital role in keeping it under control. the fire was burning for the populated area. it is still very dry, and there is a danger of sparks carried by the wind is starting up new fires. >> and that is no easy task. heavy equipment cannot be brought in, and the strong wind keeps the fire fighters guessing. >> final preparations under way for britain's royal wedding. there is a peculiar contribution. enter the royal rickshaw. a venture attached it to the luxury compartment of a luxury car. it also comes with a cut out of prince william -- a live on dw-. >> welcome back, everyone. it was an event 25 years ago that forever changed our relationship

. >> investigators believe that the fire may have been sparked by someone using a torch to cut up scrap metal inside of the building to sell for recycling. >>> a worker in oakly was injured today when he was trapped between two sections of a portable school building. the fire officials say the worker was setting up equipment to move the building. a metal jack being used to lift the building tipped over, causing the structure to shift trapping him in between. the worker was freed and take ento the hospital for treatment. >>> the oakland police detective who investigated chauncey billlineups murder was in court today. we were inside of the courtroom when the investigator testified about the case. >> reporter: for years he would visit black muslim bakery as an effort to build stronger relationships in the community. critics say he had too chose of a community relationship with the former leader of the bakery. he is on trial for ordering the killings of journalist chauncey bailey in 2007. >> there was nothing unusual about the relationship. i don't think it was a close one. >> reporter: the

this out, there was no media attention of it whatsoever but it was posted on the internet and has sparked controversy from there. >> the libyan government has rejected the offer of a condition cease fire. a spokesman said it was mad to expect the government to withdraw its forces from cities. meanwhile, the man who is said to be in charge has made an appearance. jut outside the city of brager. >> rebel fighter rushed away, apparently he shot himself while cleaning his gun. a casualty of libya's chaotic freedom struggle. we join the rebels on the road to brager, a town they are trying to take back. there was a hero's welcome for a rare visitor, the general who is supposed to be in charge. he is a former interior minister and head of special forces who switched sides. leadership has been missing here, so have trained soldiers. today, we saw a lot more of both. men like him, who was expelled from gaddafi's years ago, has now turned his gun on the regime. we'll never give up, he says. and the general's visit is very important to us all. it will give us a push. >> while the rebels here have be

. >>> we uncover why this video sparked a swarm of controversy and federal reaction. >>> plus, he justgot the job last week. and he's already taking a pay cut. why san francisco's new police chief will be paid less than expected. and imagine being cut behind this while driving over the golden gate bridge. we take a closer look at why this missile took a trip throughout the bay area today. tonight on ktvu channel 2 news >>> tonight in london the happily ever after has begun. prince william and kate middleton are now husband and wife. >> and forsaking all others and keeping only on to her so long as you both shall live? >> i will. >> reporter: inside westminster abbey 1,900 people watched as william and kate exchanged their vows. outside crowds were cheering the royal couple and millions watched on television and live streaming internet broadcast. this was the largest royal wedding since william's parents took their vows 30 years ago. and just like charles and diana they road the open carriage through the streets. and william and kate sealed it with not one, but two kisses. kate wore an

plans to be allowed dead stricken fortune will spark anger and on europeans concerned that strong economies are once again forced to pay for others to prop up the euro zone portugal's we add homes those of ireland and greece with many predicting spain might be next. and the sounds of women dying every year at the hands of violent husbands in russia lead to calls for change in the law it's encouraged those suffering in silence to come forward. because of the headlines here in moscow is next this week martin anders explores what russia can offer for those obsessed with space above and beyond. hello and welcome to the fair no i'm standing in today for the highest and most famous bollywood steer in the russian capital but why but because in this week's program we'll be exploring the subject of space erected in one thousand sixty four to celebrate the soviet achievements from the space race to today's european space program join me as we find out why russia is so obsessed with everything that's literally out of this world the world watch when you're a guerin successfully completed the first mann

outrage sparked by florida pastor terry jones. last fall jones vowed he'd given up plans to burn the koran, but eleven days ago, jones and his 15 followers burned a copy of the islamic holy book in a barbecue pit near the church alter and posted the video on the internet. without a hint of emotion in his voice, jones told cbs news we personally do not feel any responsibility for the carnage in afghanistan, then repeatedly condemned islam. his conscious is clear of today's mob. >> headlines from around the bay area now. it is the end of an era. the paper fast pass which commuters carried for nearly 40 years has expired. when the fast pass debuted in the 70s, it cost $11 for a month of rides. a monthly mini pass for clippers costs $60. >>> the city was hit by flash flooding twice last week when the drain was overwhelmed. some homes and businesses suffered severe damage from nearly two feet of muddy water. a replacement pipe arrived yesterday, and work should be done before tomorrow. >>> some france second graders went on a field tri

plans to bail out debt stricken portugal sparked anger on europeans concerned that strong economies are once again forced to pay for others to prop up the euro zone portugal's we acros those of ireland and lose what many predicting spain by the next. band of thousands of women die every year in the hands of violent husbands in russia each calls for a change a lot of courage those suffering in silence to come forward. to the next hour show moscow out this week martin anders explores what russia can offer for those obsessed with space above and beyond. hello and welcome to the stereo i'm standing under the floor of the highest and most famous monuments here in the russian capital but why but because of this research i will be exploring the subject of space direct it in like the sixty fourth celebrates the soviet achievements on the space race to today's european space program join me as we find out why russia is self-sustained everything that's literally out of this world the world watch when you're against successfully completed the first manned space flight unable to twelve nine hundred

gas likely sparked the blast. several investigations are underway and the officials will look at if he followed regulation on the use of hazardous materials. >>> a 40 second cell phone video, posted on-line, sparked a feud between the white house and the san francisco chronicle. and we have that video here. chronicle political reporter took this video last thursday. in it you see protesters singing a song about wikileaks during president barack obama's fund-raising breakfast. the chronicle says the white house press office is threatening to exkaoud here for breaking -- excluding her from breaking the no camera rule. >> for her to use social media it is appropriate as a tool to do her reporting and then to be punished for it is outrageous. >> in a statement the white house says she vie lated rules. but no reporters are banning from future e sreupt -- violated rules but no reporters are banned from future events. >>> today, chef rop posted the best quarterly earnings -- chevron posted the best quarterly earnings sin

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victims of the noble disaster exactly a quarter of a century on and the safety of nuclear energy sparks concern it once again after the recent crisis a chimpanzee fukushima power plant. italy is the latest to join the nato bombardment of colonel gadhafi forces in libya after a month into the operation experts speculate it was planned long ago including arming the rebels before any under-estimate. pressure revelations to pick britain as a terrorism breeding ground for the woman is trained in london wasps and the masterminds of finding safe haven in the country. now more on the anniversary tragedy r.t. talked to a member of the clean up crew deployed to the disaster sign immediately after the blast. mr serai of thank you for being with us for this interview i see banks revising make those cuts pasta was not good you know what you were going to face when you received orders to go to your novel. given where i could go when i received my order i didn't have a full understanding of what was happening there were very scarce information by the time i was on a business trip in budapest i was tol

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countries has sparked criticism of the international financial institutions to help provided by the world bank and international monetary fund to death stricken countries aimed at helping them recover but isn't fact dragging them deeper into trouble as artie's marina park nine are reports. from smoke bombs to broken glass austerity measures budget cuts and taxes have inflamed riots across europe and elsewhere aside from. anger also connecting these cash strapped countries a heavy hand played by the international monetary fund and world bank global institutions meant to promote economic growth and reduce poverty yet critics say their priorities lie elsewhere peripheral countries of europe right now where the i.m.f. is very heavily and even when there are growing money spain portugal greece. the i.m.f. is working with the european authorities and a lot of these countries are not going to recover for as much as ten years. public first ration with rampant unemployment high food prices and privatization deals is believed to have helped spark mass uprising in egypt. at the suggestion of the i.m

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sign of letting up after nearly a month of action happened haze from the online political magazine sparked told r.t. that it wasn't well thought through as aimed at nod democracy. what we've seen over the last month now is basically a geo political mayhem where you have countries who are all in this kind of shabby coalition which is kind of flaking off not really knowing what they're trying to achieve with no real sense of a strategy no real sense of an endgame whatsoever everyone's being kind of goading each other on saying well we need to kind of step in but no one's really want to get to committed so it's very striking that you know it takes a moment for affectively for sarkozy cameron and obama to make their statements that you know we have this united front which was on the washington washington post the times and the moment but i think this is actually very opportunistic and the way i would characterize this is more kind of p.r. imperialism these are the kind of the western leaders grandstanding on the international stage for very short term goals they don't really know what they wan

countries sparked criticism of the international financial institutions that help provided by the world bank and international monetary funds to death stricken countries is a myth helping them recover what isn't bad driving them into trouble starts his marina court nine hour reports. from smoke bombs to broken glass austerity measures budget cuts and taxes have inflamed riots across europe and elsewhere aside from anger also connecting these cash strapped countries a heavy hand played by the international monetary fund and were big global institutions meant to promote economic growth and reduce poverty get critics say their priorities right elsewhere looking out for the interest of their creditors the i.m.f. provides loans and influences policy changes of borrowing countries but economist mark weisbrot says the neo liberal measures pushed often cause more damage than good peripheral countries of europe remember the i.m.f. is very heavily. spain portugal greece. is working with the european authorities and one of these critters are going to recover for as much as ten years. public first

. >> sparked a lot of conversation. and getting good reaction too on, with the people texting. >> and most people are saying one thing. tucker, don't say what you're saying, but you're saying the opposite. and you are in the minority and normal i'm with you,. >> well, so far. but i think people will come around to my way this morning. no, trust your advice. >>> clouds, light showers, maybe sprinkles that continue. and they'll be with us throughout the day today as our temperatures once again going to be on the cool side there. is radar, and just light shower activity, most of us dry, still clouds hanging out. although we are starting to see breaks to the west. a mixed bag day with the showers persisting here for much of the morning hours. satellite and radar, clearing now, starting to take place. encouraging signs into central sections of north carolina there. and breaking out towards central virginia as well. it is possible we may actually see the sun for the first time in a couple days later this afternoon. most of da

all it takes to the middle east is a spark. point is that you cannot ignore the israeli-palestinian conflict. it may not be a front burner issue right now. you need to understand this conflict. host: you do need to understand what it means to both sides. do you think that is important? guest: absolute. will you have is the holiest destroyedjudea saism twice. and now you have one of the most important shrines in islam built on top of that. ariel sharon went up there to walk around. he did not go into the religious shrine. but walking around in flamed muslim passions. jews pray the western wall. that is the most explosive piece of real estate in the entire middle east. guest: you have to understand how layered it is and the proximity and also how small the place is. we tried to paint the picture in the book. we take the leader there on that day when aerial shot walked onto the temple mount. i was there. the next day, friday prayers. jews were praying at the western wall. i did not understand that how on top of each other the mosq

have sparked criticism of the global financial institutions to help provided by the world bank and the international monetary fund stricken nations is set to help countries recover but as artie's arena reports the aid is in fact dragging the troubled nations deeper into crisis. from smoke bombs to broken glass austerity measures budget cuts and taxes have inflamed riots across europe and elsewhere aside from anger also connecting these cash strapped countries a heavy hand played by the international monetary fund and world bank global institutions meant to promote growth and reduce poverty yet critics say their priorities lie elsewhere they're looking out for the interests of their creditors spain portugal greece is working with the european authorities and a lot of these countries are not going to recover for as much as ten years. public first ration with rampant unemployment high food prices and privatization deals is believed to have helped spark mass uprising in egypt. have the suggestion of the i.m.f. and world bank ousted president hosni mubarak sold companies to local and foreig

running conflict officials of both sides and at least four soldiers were killed it was unclear what sparked the violence both already said about five thousand ties have already been evacuated from the border to temporary shelter the conflict is rooted in a decades old border dispute over temples and surrounding land which has fueled nationalist anger on both sides. of the japanese government has announced a fifty billion dollar emergency budget following marchers earthquake and tsunami it's aimed at disaster relief including providing temporary housing restoration of infrastructure and disaster related loans but the government estimates it will cost more than three hundred billion dollars to rebuild the country the marsh love an earthquake left more than twenty seven thousand people dead or missing. well we have much more of the japanese crisis online r r g dot com including one woman's outrageous proposal would be american suggested that japan relocates to russia while using their homeland as a holiday resort we'll follow the logic online. and add russia sexiest spy is assigned a new missi