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the co-pilot does this, but also uses the rudder.el attached to the vertical stabilizer or the tail. it moves the plane from side to side. the rudder is operated by operating two foot pedals on the floor of the flight deck forward or back. >> it was his reaction and the overuse of the rudder during this encounter that generated forces that were large enough to actually snap the fin, the vertical fin off. >> msnbc aviation analyst john cox is satisfied with the findings. but the report is controversial. aviation safety consultant greg fife believes that a closer examination is necessary. >> it's easy to say the pilot put too much. the question is why. that question to this day still hasn't been answered. the ntsb in its public hearing actually identified 11 events that had taken place involving these high loads where the vertical stabilizers did not separate. now you have a trend here. you have a history. you have a historical record. but what i see in their investigation is they looked at all of these things in isolation rather than

thank you very much for your co-sponsorship. the next item is another resolution also supporting a piece of legislation that is currently pending at the state assembly. it's assembly bill 12 66 that has also been introduced by assembly member tom ammiano which addresses the issue of how school districts interact with transgender students. the law as it is right now in california actually prohibits discrimination against students based on their gender department it. -- ~ identity. unfortunately some schools and school districts in this state continue to fail to recognize that it is discriminatory and harmful to nontransgender students to acschool-related facilities and activities. something that unfortunately, even after the law protected these students was passed, continues to be a problem throughout the state. this bill by assembly member ammiano would clarify what the legal obligations by each school district and school actually are. it would ensure that transgender students in every district in every school in california will

you think it's from a co-worker. >> and this did not come from the co-worker. if you were to open this file and it's really simple to hit install. it will install the application and now you open it. it's a game or a document or a video depending on the type of exploit that is used, the device is now hacked. >> an example of e-mailed based phishing. it is easy to pose as a legitimate user in the case of the twitter hack, it's very likely that they pose as a legitimate user. someone clicked on something and their credentials were compromised. >> are there other ways? i think the two password protocol they put in place say you're being hacked in other ways. are there key things that people need to do right now to protect themselveses? >> number one, make sure you have very strong passwords. you guys. it's a critical first step. the second was be careful about what e-mails you are engaging with. if something seems slightly out of the ordinary, be sure to check that it actually came from that user. you might want to respond before picking on anything and try to eli

my co- founder is the son of immigrants. so we have seen on a personal level how awesome it is to come to a place where opportunities are much, much better, and silicon valley is one of the best places. however, me and my co-founder, we are lucky. we came here legally, we were able to stay, but that is not the case for many, many extremely talented and extremely bright people who create numerous jobs and awesome new products and services. so we wanted to solve that problem in the way we know. we are the entrepreneurs in silicon valley. we are not politicians. so our solution is an entrepreneurial one. > it is a fanciful idea. i think it is fascinating. however, you have got to deal with politicians to be sure it is allowed. now it is going to be in international waters. any response from the u.s. government as to whether they would give you a thumbs-up or a thumbs-down on this? > > absolutely. we will have to deal with the u.s. government in many different ways. we will actually have to establish partnerships with numerous a

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>> he is the president co-op and president of the sponsoring organization.end bob carlson was it turns out for 36 years a child molester. he had sexually abused teenagers between the ages of 11 and 18. and in november of 2011 he was confronted by the maine state police and three days later he jumped off a bridge in maine and committed suicide. four days after that the department of health and human services learned about his death. he was the president of an applicant for $62 million of loan money to set up a co-op in the state of maine. what is really interesting is that the federal government decide ised to award the $62 million four months before the maine state police even came out with their investigative report about what happened, who was implicated and it could have implicated other people in the co-op itself. the awarding is very complete. >> greta: this is for new york, new jersey and oregon. $340 million given to sara horwitz. a long time friend of president barack obama. a union activist lawyer. raran an insurance company in w york that ranked de

. >> prosecutors say keenan and two co-workers kidnapped and killed clan over some missing drugs.fter one of the men accepted a plea deal to spare his life, keenan and his other co-defendant were found guilty of capital murder. >> we were sentenced to death. the two of us were. so we found ourselves on death row. i was in a daze. i didn't know what to do. >> for the next two decades, keenan fought his conviction through the courts through motions and appeals. in the process, he has picked up enough experience to serve as a jailhouse lawyer for other inmates. >> i know, yeah, that bothers me too those other three people in the car didn't get charged for anything. i think they're lying on you. i think that's why they didn't get charged. i am mr. wizard for them, and they're always asking to borrow a book to look something up. i oblige. >> i had him advise me on a lot of things. i appreciate that. >> there's a song by deep purple called watch out for the flying lid. i know you don't. that's because it's a good group. you don't know about the good groups. >> the beatles. >> the beatle

. >> and co-founder from cal train. cac chair or appointee make a full report to the full board of director. i would like to see to do the same, so that we can become better acquainted. >> okay. and we have offered that in the past and not recently, but jim laserous did come a few times to make certain statements. but, we could consider that. we will look at that change. >> i have a question about the ac transit rider. the appointee marla wilson. do you know whether or not she is a member of the transbay riders group that meets monthly? >> i don't believe that she is, no. >> that bothers me, that is group that comes to the ac transit about anything on this project and they are important to me politically, 20 to 30 people and i don't care who they want to serve on this committee. but it will be somebody from that group. because i don't know marley wilson and i called up a couple of people that i knew from the transbay riders and they don't know her and i don't want us picking, and i don't not want to disparage this woman

your co-leaders after round 3, there is one of them. snedeker, the birdie on 16, he shot a 3 under 69 today and what about the duck? 2009 master's champ, angel cabrera, on the finishing hole, you bet that is a birdie. co-leaders at 7 under par heading into the final round of play. sharks in action as we speak in dallas, texas, stars leading 2-0, we will have highlights at 11:00. getting to crunch time, 7 games left and playoffs hopefully in san jose. >> scott, thank you very much. >> all right, rob, one more quick thing, when is all this changing out there? >> by tomorrow night, we could dropping by, then the a few winds are really the big story. that is one of the reasons why tomorrow, you will notice the highs only in the 60s midday, so cooler finish to the weekend and slight chance of showers and then, monday, windy. the second half of the week, that is something worth waiting. >> thank you very much. >> good night. >> tonight, "class action." >> it's the biggest thing coming along in the last three decades. a proposal to end the era

should you discuss your pay with co-workers?ere are people who think this is a good idea. how do you do that? joining me now and a career in workplace experts. i have to tell you, i can think of a few things that are a worse idea and then talking to your co-workers about what kind of money you make. you say it makes sense. why? >> we are in a different age. the air in the age a transparency, and we have yet regeneration that is becoming, well, pretty used to sharing everything and social media. and so while it's that tough conversation, they're comfortable with it. gerri: so you're telling me i'm old and then does not with it and if i was martha would be sharing my pay. here are my questions. if i am sharing my pair would tell workers come out of there are even telling me the truth? tammy, i would like if my co-worker came to me and said to my making twice where you aren't here is the north i'd say, welcome you're wrong. i'm making more than you. i would never tell them the truth. why would you expect your co-workers to tell

thank you, this is a resolution that i have the co-sponsorship with supervisors eric mar and breed and want to thank them for their support and this has come from a lot of organizizing that is happening in the bay area nationally around climate change and i want to thank 350.org, climate nexus and the student groups that have been working on this resolution and the divestment strategy around the nation. and it is a critical time that we really address immediately, the needs of curbing climate change in the nation and around the world. to start off i want to talk about some of the math that is involved. it is easy to get kind of bogged down in the science of climate change but there is super math that we can boil this down to. the scientific consensus is that global warming f it exceeds 2 degrees c, it will have catastrophic consequences for all habitats across the globe. almost every government has agreed through the copenhagen accord and we have raised the temperature by 0.8 degrees c which has caused more damage than scientists expected. the sea ice has declined by a third and the ac

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>> fresh prince was our show, our production, co-production on the color purple. >> what's the key forsuch a wide reach and such longevity? >> i don't know, man. if god gives it to you, i am not going to send it can ba. it is about orchestration, number one and vision too. i could see down the street. i was with dallas simpson. i saw her singing when she was 19. the guys did that to me. they lifted me up and put me on the show with sidney poitier. great director. automatically, that hand was out there. mandela says, quincy, come over, i would like you to co-host with me up in botswana in south africa and we promised to build 100 homes for habitat from humanity. i brought five gang bangers with me from l.a. in ten days, we turned around. they saw the essence of south africa we were going through and all this stuff with mandela. all these kids are executives at big organizations and help kids stay out of jail. >> what's the next thing? what's the next big thing for quincy jones? >> we are going to kanye west and the film festival with us. >> kanye west? >> we are helping hundreds of fami

we have a great develop partner in mercy california and we wi co-co-operate and manage these facilities. it will be 55% of am i or behofl and i will get to the rent subsidy in a moment and all apartments will be made available to low income seniors 55 and older. what promises to be a landmark with lgbt people in san francisco the project will include some sort of activity center as well as open house services and our vision is include not only housing for the residents but make it a real hub for the tens of thousands of lgbt seniors around the community who need community and support and assistance so it's not just about housing but the community building. why lgbt welcoming housing? i think we heard plenty about that. so many lgbt people have come to san francisco looking for personal freedom and acceptance. over 25,000 lgbt older adults currently live in the city and they feel great pressure as we have heard to go back into the closet as we have heard to receive quality care and housing and many face serious challenges in finding welcoming and supportive housing and if not they have t

supervisor co-en? cohen aye. supervisor farrell? farrell aye. supervisor kim? kim aye. supervisor tang? tang aye. supervisor wiener? wiener aye. there are 10 ayes. >> those resolutions are adopted. [gavel] >> item 21, madam clerk. >> item 21 is a resolution declaring april 9, 2013 as equal pay day in the city and county of san francisco. >> supervisor cohen. >> thank you very much. colleagues, i'd just like to thank you for allowing me a chance to speak on this item today. i'll be very brief. my throat is hurting. i want to acknowledge my colleagues david chiu, john avalos, eric mar, jane kim, david campos and london breed joining me in the co-sponsorship of this resolution. and let me tell you about the purpose of this resolution. it's really to bring attention to the fact that even in 2013, 40 years after this kung tali has passed the equal pay act, women still earn an average of only 77% of what their male counterparts earn. additionally, according to the u.s. department of labor and statistics, women earn less in every job classification that has been analyzed for w

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the police are widening to try to find the co-collaborators. we have rorts of a heavy fbi presence.ical that you widen the net as you hunt for the single figure? >> the first thing they did is look at cell phone and cell phone activity and try to determine if there were other co-conspirators. they have identify ed ied. >> where they may be forced into a hostage situation and have to barricade themselveses with this individual. for law enforcement people, someone who has a body bomb on them is a person that you simply cannot -- you cannot trust them not to detonate that device and therefore that person has to be neutralized immediately as soon as that is recognized. >> in the meantime the governor has told us there have been developments that he will talk about later. ♪ there'll be the usual presentations on research. and development. some new members of the team will be introduced. the chairman emeritus will distribute his usual wisdom. and you? well, you're the chief life officer. you just need the right professional to help you take charge. ♪ so you want to protect youre. place fr

i'm back with my co-host for the hour, sam zell. sam, what's your reaction to the president's budget? >> not very realistic, number one. number two, you know, he just went through this fiscal cliff, where he, you know, in effect, extracted significant increases of $600 billion, and, you know, three months later, he's back with a lot more. you know, when is he going to address the issues of jobs? i mean, the number of people working in this country keeps going down. what's wrong? >> well, you know, at some point, he feels that a budget like this, where he's helping lower income and taking money from upper income, you know, redistribution, he thinks that create jobs. >> yeah. i thought we lived in a country where incentives were relevant. isn't this completely contrary to the whole american system and the whole american system of creating opportunities for people to grow and achieve. isn't that what our country is all about? >> let's ask the white house about that, sam, shall we? joining us right now to talk about the president's budg

earlier i had an interview with the co-founder who says radio is where the company is focused. take a look. >> we think about competition all the time. and our competition is clear. it's broadcast radio. we're chasing the listener radio hours. and right now it's spent on am-fm. this is to go capture a substantial part of the market. >> stocks lower on disappointing economic data. and as for shares of intel and year cell they're reasons why the silicon valley index was lower on the day. yahoo adding drop box integration to mail service starting today. yahoo says it will have a partnership with the cloud storage provider to make it easier for users to send, receive, and store attachments. in san francisco, with bloomberg west, back to you. >> thank you. >> so have you done your taxes yet? >> are you asking me? yes. i have. >> two weeks until they're due now. >> right. unless you're an accountant you may have questions. that is where michael finney comes in. and good afternoon, larry. have you done your taxes yet? >> working on it. getting there. >> okay well pick up that telephon

meanwhile, his co-workers are leaning on each other as they struggle to deal with the shooting. grief counselors were on hand as the santa clara ems arrived. as they arrived, they were notified that their co-worker, clint boyar, who was drive in the oakland hills, somebody shot him in the head and caused him to crash down travine, his co-workers say it is difficult. >> it is something we go through every day. but the minute it happens to one of us it changes the game. >> the company says it has reached out to boyar's family to offer support. meanwhile, police are still looking for the shooter and trying to determine a motive. >>> and tonight we're told a man shot in the chest by a napa police officer during a stakeout is expected to survive. police say 37-year-old pablo ramirez had surgery last night. he was wanted for violating parole after threatening to stab his wife last year. he was one of three men in a car that was under veins surveillance by the bureau. the agents approached the car, held one man at gunpoint, but another man got out of the car prompting an altercation, w

>> fresh prince was our show, our production, co-production on the color purple. >> what's the key forch a wide reach and such longevity? >> i don't know, man. if god gives it to you, i am not going to send it can ba. it is about orchestration, number one and vision too. i could see down the street. i was with dallas simpson. i saw her singing when she was 19. the guys did that to me. they lifted me up and put me on the show with sidney poitier. great director. automatically, that hand was out there. mandela says, quincy, come over, i would like you to co-host with me up in botswana in south africa and we promised to build 100 homes for habitat from humanity. i brought five gang bangers with me from l.a. in ten days, we turned around. they saw the essence of south africa we were going through and all this stuff with mandela. all these kids are executives at big organizations and help kids stay out of jail. >> what's the next thing? what's the next big thing for quincy jones? >> we are going to kanye west and the film festival with us. >> kanye west? >> we are helping hundreds of famili

. >> co-workers are trying to cope with the tragic shooting of a paramedic who is fighting for his life after someone shot him in the head from a passing car. >> good morning, south bay paramedic quinn boyer was wounded in a bizarre attack in oakland hills year. abc7 news reporter kira klapper joins us. they know another colleague who was attacked. >> that is right. they are dealing with this shooting of their colleague, quinn boyer, they are reminded of another attack two years ago to this day. paramedic was nearly beaten to death at the san francisco giants opening day game at dodger stadium. it is a somber day at santa clara county ambulance as quinn boyer is in critical condition in oakland. >> today we are dealing with a tragedy. we are learning about it and helping employees cope. >> in are grief counselors. their highly regarded co-worker of two years was off duty and shot in the head on keller avenue. a man in a brown car opened fire on his car. this is video showing where the 34-year-old paramedic crashed down into a ravine after speeding off and slamming into a median. police

abc's katie couric sat down with the ladies and asked if they're still in touch with their male co-stars. >> do you guys ever talk to gavin or to ed, murray and lou? >> yes. >> mr. grant! >> do you all stay in touch? >> yes. >> i saw him on broadway in "grace," and he's doing such a wonderful job with paul ruud. >> ed, he's great, and gavin i talked to last week. >> they're precious. i love lou and murray, but catch more of their reunion monday on "katie." "hot in cleveland" returns with a live episode in june and "the mary tyler moore show" reunion episode airs in september all on tv land. >>> and finally the big breaker in "pop news." fried chicken. you guys better -- fried chicken

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thismembers as co-sponsors. legisong select pieces of lation to garner such broad support in the house, historically. today, we honor the life of gabriel zimmerman and we recognize all congressional staff working in every corner of our great nation. from now on, each time we enter the gabriel zimmerman meeting room, let us be reminded of gabe and his devotion of service. it is my pleasure and privilege to welcome the vice president of the united states, joe biden, to our gathering. [applause] >> the events that brought us all together today are shrouded in tragedy, but in coming together, we celebrate gabe. we are all traveling on the path to healing. we are naming this room as a tribute and as a gift to gabe and to those who are tragically wounded and those who lost their lives in the tucson shooting. in this space, gabe is giving us a gift, too. his presence will remind everyone who walks these halls the meaning of duty and of service, of passion to a cause, it seems we will have more to be grateful for. two o

karen ries, co-owner i'm not really sure. it'll take me still another six months or so to close out all of the bookkeeping and everything. another door will open, i'm sure of it. though i've done this since i was in my...god, my teens." as for what's going to go up in the current robert's location? that remains to be seen. and now we go to ryan silipan for arts and entertainment....ryan? thanks victor lets get to it. san jose state's greek community is trying to become more eco-friendly. update news elizabeth olveda reports on the green steps these fraternity and sorority houses are taking. ">>>san jose state fraternities and sororities are going green. ácemoneá senior environmental studies major christian gutierrez created a competition to determine which greek house is the most environmentally friendly. "this is kind of a sense, for me, being my senior year, i wanted to give back to the community that helped me to be where i am today." his group, or the "greenest greek squad" measure the different houses' energy, natural ga

so, i am glad, i am able to co-sponsor today and strongly support this. again, thank you for your leadership. >> thank you, supervisor, yee. >> and again, i want to thank all of the members of the public who have come out for this hearing. on both sides of this issue. you know, for me, it has been sort of a very, very interesting experience to go through this process for the last year and a half. and i grew up catholic, so i am mindful of why certain people, you know, have certain views on this. and i certainly consider myself prolife. but i believe that being prolife does not mean that you don't respect the right of women to decide for themselves what to do with their body. and that is what this is about. that you can still be for choice, and being for choice does not mean that you are in any way, you know, against the dignity in the protection of human life. but, we are talking about here is that the fundamental right for women to decide for themselves whether to have an abortion but to access healthcare and i was very moved in particular by the very pe

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we have syracuse people on our "jansing & co."igan people and i am staying clear and trying not to get caught in the middle. that wraps up this hour of "jansing & co." i'm chris jansing. thomas roberts, a favorite in the final four? >> louisville, of course. in-laws in kentucky i got to keep it real. rooting for the home team. that kid, ware, wish him nothing but the best. that was a tough one. chris, thanks. good morning, everybody. the agenda next hour, threading the immigration reform needle, is the senate on the verge of a real deal to fix the nation's broken immigration system? who is emerging as a problem solver and who remains part of the problem? we will examine that. >>> and will james holmes face the death penalty in the alleged aurora movie theater shooter rumored to want to plead guilty to killing you 12 people but would that maneuver spare him being executed? we will take you to court. >>> and women are changing the world one day at a time. you will meet some of the most impactful females on the planet as "newsweek" a

now to talk more about that rally and financial transaction tax is gene ross an acute care nurse and co president of national nurses united jean great to have you back with us thank you for being here glad to be here so tell us about the inclusive prosperity act what is this well it's a very very small financial transaction tax on buying and selling. the constant churning those taxes that are on those trades that are done over the computer on wall street and it's meant to bring in up to three hundred fifty billion dollars per year and yet out of money so how he says are very very small tax how small is that point five percent point half of one percent and yes we've had a similar attacks over the years years ago i think it stopped. in one nine hundred sixty six it was called the tobin tax and it did the same thing and it worked very very well so we do know that it can be. doubled by thirty five and i think we started for the eight hundred ninety eight by what's his name to fund the spanish-american war i don't know i think it's my recollection you're going to get