front of you with a revised forest city plan before the sequa starts to give you an update about the phasing plan and the uses in that area. >> and just, and just kind of in agreement with commissioner murphy, that i am not quite sure, why we are promising, if they have to be moved in and we know that eventually they will have to move, that we are promising another site within the port and we don't even know if that is available. >> and so, two that point, and so that is something that we, actually asked for. and we have a mechanism to relocate port tens under pretty much all port leases. and, because of the phasing and uncertainty here, and we were wanting to have a number of different options, affordable, is occupying this 20th and illinois parcel right now, and that is a very important parcel in terms of trying to relocate that use so that we can build out the 20th street historic buildings and have construction staging and eventually parking and so we are, we went to affordable to ask them to move. and they were initially, as jerry told you looking for a ten-year term, and we negotiated back from the ten-

here with me is the chief to bring us update on the attack tonight. >> tonight we'll work on the containment line and they'll improve them and they'll continue to do direct attack where they can. direct attack means they'll go right along the edge of the fire line and working directly to the edge of the fire and that'll continue throughout the night. >> i understand that homes are damaged and are there more homes being threaten? >> there are active fire in the ridge area and so the homes are sort of spread out, they're not concentrated like a normal neighborhood and so although we know there is been multiple structures that were either consumed by fire or damaged there are still homes out there that's not been damage by the fire and so the crews will contin work around those homes. fiber bridge right now there is no eminent threats to any of those homes. it is a more scattered on neighborhoods and a wider area between homes. so, there is no evacuation on the ridge area at this time. >> thank you paula. >> i should mention highway 1 remains open but the road leading down to the the beach is c

welcome to use update on cctv used to live to beijing for the second time in the year. france has lost a major african intervention. this time sending troops to the central african republic where violence has already taken the lives of at least three hundred people. france's president says the operation will be limited. cctv skatepark recent reports from the capital. bindi. anyway next to the airport in the central african republic capital crime team. the theme for protection things to look into extinction that. from the dumping extreme damage than the non offending you need twelve hundred strong force. just now was tough to win a new land backing to the nation. that park to protect civilians are still humanitarian access and stabilize the country i would be reinforced today and tonight my mission would be too much tomato plants inside of you am i starting side the countryside to twolt or pf the weapon out of your shoe also i hope that we are we do with the buttons getting bombed. when she was to be patrolling the capital st at the end he was calm on friday but many foo

consideration and we want to keep this in the forefront and we as a commission have asked the staff to keep us updated periodically not only with the study but with anything else that we can. and i think that i also want to point out not just with spur. we are working with bcdc and i recently had the opportunity to talk with the chairman. and this is as you know, one of the number one priorities and i think >> if we do our seven and a half miles and the others don't, that snot going to happen. i think that is critical to the future, and the safety of the city of san francisco and for the city and for the port. >> obviously, and i am delighted that all of these different agencies and departments are chiping in, and to help out with this study and i think that it is very, very important. and the more that we, the more, valid that we get, and we get from this, and we can sometimes, some time in the future, formulate the plan, and what we are going to do about it. and i have seen something in there, where there is a dutch company? yeah, and they are... and they are the experts in that field. and for any o

sure to bring you updates as soon as we get them in and follow us on twitter at 7 news bay area. >> well, you may traveling as so many are during the holiday. we show you videotape that is just out remaining us. baggage thieves caught by police on camera. now this video obtained sluvl by abc news shows worker at new york area airport rifling through a wallet packed inside a checked suitcase. police have some tips for all out of his. keep valuable with you in the carry on. don't put it in your luggage that you check and check well worn bag to avoid attracting attention. big expensive looking bag likely to get unwanted attention. new york 3 airports had about 600 thefts during the past two years. but police say it is a nationwide problem. one that is likely under reported. >> president obama will meat with some of silicon valley biggest movers and shakers at the white house. tomorrow meeting comes after the tech industry protested snooping by the national security agency. federal judge ruled today that the nsa collection of phone record is unconstitutional. president will ask for help on h

sure to bring you updates as soon as we get them in and follow us on twitter at 7 news bay area. >> well, you may traveling as so many are during the holiday. we show you videotape that is just out remaining us. baggage thieves caught by police on camera. now this video obtained sluvl by abc news shows worker at new york area airport rifling through a wallet packed inside a checked suitcase. police have some tips for all out of his. keep valuable with you in the carry on. don't put it in your luggage that you check and check well worn bag to avoid attracting attention. big expensive looking bag likely to get unwanted attention. new york 3 airports had about 600 thefts during the past two years. but police say it is a nationwide problem. one that is likely under reported. >> president obama will meat with some of silicon valley biggest movers and shakers at the white house. tomorrow meeting comes after the tech industry protested snooping by the national security agency. federal judge ruled today that the nsa collection of phone record is unconstitutional. president will ask for help on h

. >> keep us updated. >>> you have heard from the lawmakers. now we want to hear from you. if healthcare.gov works as smoothly as the administration says it will, do you think the backlash against obama care as a whole will finally stop. you can reach me @shannonbream. we will read some of your tweets at the end of the show. >>> california democrat senator dianne feinstein blasting hamid karzai over your refusal to sign an agreement dealing with the presence of u.s. troops in afghanistan now moving forward. tensions between the two countries appear to be growing following a coalition air strike in afghanistan that karzai claims killed a child and injured two women. u.s. general joseph dunford called karzai to apologize for the air strike and is promising a full investigation. where do we go from here? here with thoughts, analyst and retired four-star general jack keen. >> good to be here. >> this relationship very tense with karzai. just a few months until a new presidential election but now do we manage in the interim? >> karzai has frustrated us for years. you can underst

mark will bring us updates on the forecast throughout the hour. we also have it on our ktvu web page. >>> today was a day of prayer for nelson mandela. president obama will attend tuesday's memorial. jimmy carter may attend as well. mandela died thursday. >>> mosque churches meditated on a man on this day of remembererance. ♪ 64-year-old joliz has been coming here her whole life. . >> he was a loving man. he came up from the island. where he is . >> reporter: she was at the heart of the uprising against apartheid. . >> i remember it being difficult for black people in this country. we used to run and come to this church to come if we were in trouble. there was no understanding between us at the time. >> reporter: like her 4-year- old grandson, starkly different. in a government, thanking the lord who saved them from revenge. >> allow them to get rid of their guilt feeling. >> reporter: today mandela's death reminds them of what they have worked for and the nation they still need to create. ♪ cnn, south africa. >> services at glide memorial church

sure to bring you updates as soon as we get them in and follow us on twitter at 7 news bay area. >> well during the holiday. we show you videotape that is just out remaining us. baggage thieves caught by police on camera. now this video obtained sluvl by abc news shows worker at new york area airport rifling through a wallet packed inside a checked suitcase. police have some tips for all out of his. keep valuable with you in the carry on. don't put it in your luggage that you check and check well worn bag to avoid attracting attention. big expensive looking bag likely to get unwanted attention. new york 3 airports had about 600 thefts during the past two years. but police say it is a nationwide problem. one that is likely under reported. >> president obama will meat with some of silicon valley biggest movers and shakers at the white house. tomorrow meeting comes after the tech industry protested snooping by the national security agency. federal judge ruled today that the nsa collection of phone record is unconstitutional. president will ask for help on how to avoid it pwlupder like probl

welcome to use updated on cctv news on the torch in beijing thank you for joining us. we stored in south africa where the coffin of nelson mandela has arrived at the tory is union building to allow all members of the to pay their last respects. mandela's body will lie in state for three days where he was inaugurated as president in nineteen ninety four. after the forest all race elections that ended decades of white minority apartheid rule in south africa. mandela's body will then be taken to pretoria is eastern cape on saturday for south africa's ruling nash african national congress will bid farewell to him and then finally on sunday the fuel service and internment ceremony will take place at mandela's final resting place his home village of corn in the eastern cape. world leaders and tens of thousands of south africans gathered in the rain and a husband to honor the late president on tuesday. chinese buyers for one shall us president barack obama british prime minister david cameron and resilient present bill morrow stuff as well as un secretary general banking. whe

artie's margaret how well is in volgograd she's been giving us updates throughout the day if you can hear me margaret tell us what are some of the latest they are hearing from the scene there what are the latest details you're getting. well as you can see behind me this is the exact site where this happened this morning this trolley bus and originally it was thought that it could possibly be in connection with the terrorist attack that happened less than twenty four hours ago but it is in fact a pan of bomb that was detonated remotely on this trolley bus killing twelve in engineering possibly twenty eight you can actually see. we're going to scoot over luckiest man march through. a lot happening on the ground you know law enforcement are they have littered the streets here. and we have an eye it looks like a military personnel marching down so where the sights and so place this morning now what we do know twelve have died twenty eight engine including a one year old baby critically injured ends up this coming on the heels of the first attack on the train station less than twenty four

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. >> you're going to be busy covering this story, and we're going to be counting on you to keep us updated. thank you so much, bertha coombs on health care with us tonight. >>> and up next, the three most important things that happened in real estate this past year. >>> 2013 was the banner year for housing. the industry seemed to find its footing after half a decade of being in the basement. home prices came roaring back and the foreclosure crisis does appear to be in the rearview mirror. despite all the positives, though, there was a distinctive shift in the rent versus own debate. diana olick has been covering housing all year for us and joins us from washington. welcome, diana. good to see you. >> thanks for having me. >> tell us about how home prices stole the show. they were up for double digits most of the year. >> yeah, gangbusters nationally. we saw home prices up between 12% and 13% across the nation and in some markets they were up over 20%. and while that sounds like a good thing and it certainly delivered a lot more home equity back into homeowners' pockets, it also was a bit t

keeping us updated. he says he won't engage himself in politics or business but will dedicate himself to helping his imprisoned comrades at his first press conference following his release he said he needs to pay back his debts to you still behind bars to all of the looked into one of the cases of holder. mikhail khodorkovsky entered into the press conference in a whirlwind of media hype into a room packed to the rafters with journalists many of whom were congratulating him on his release as a political prisoner however there is a number side to the yukos saga one that's not often heard. free after ten years this is that some of what of course these comments after his release raised eyebrows may have. some of my comrades remain in jail they are my fellow sufferers for example my friend platon lebedev alexei patrician there are still other political prisoners in russia not only those related to the you cause case i am free now and i'm asking you to think of it as something which symbolizes that the effort

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are not really think taken into account all right lisa thank you very much for keeping up keeping us updated lucy council speaking live from northeast and remind you where there is anti fracking demonstrations taking place. you fracking is also coursing through across the atlantic the u.s. state of texas has been shaken by several of those quite sure recently with some scientists saying dozens of nearby drilling wells to blame environmental activists and professor at the university of north texas adumbrated will release fracking activity should be should jack did some more thorough regulation. what needs to happen is there needs to be more empowerment for those who are most vulnerable to the harms involved here you know companies talk about conducting this in a safe way but the there is no objective answer to what is safe this is it's it's a system that's vulnerable to what was called normal accidents that can there's going to be something's going to happen oh wrong with that at any time now whether that's too frequently occurring or whether the harms of all or of too great a magnitude i thi

us an opportunity to do this and this was scheduled through january 7th. the >> stay with kron 4 we continue to bring you the latest developments on this story. you can also get updates anytime on our website - and the kron 4 facebook page. and follow us on twitter.for up to the moment information. >> following a developing story. a wild police chase in san francisco. kron four's will tran is live at the scene near golden gate park with more details on what happened. will? >> two people were injured, a police officer as well as the suspect. i am pretty much right next to the ashbury neighborhood. you concede the, creek barrier that broke in half. there are pieces all over the ground. this started in the bayview district at about 8:50 p.m. when officer spotted the suspect. there was something possibly on his seat and a tried to pull him over. he refused to go down without a fight. he hopped onto 80 and went on for way. he got off the freeway and he hop on 19th street. here is video of that location. police officers are in pursuit and we're not sure if there was a high-speed pursuit. it looked like they were trying to put some type of barricade and he tried to expand p

our meteorologist mark tamayo will bring us updates throughout this newscast. >>> it may have been cold but there was a burning fever at candle stick park after today's big win against the 49ers today. it was the second to last game at the aging stadium. >> i thought it was great. we just won. niners all day, baby. >> reporter: the ballpark was jammed as the 49ers took on one of their biggest rivals the seattle sea hawks. it was a crucial win for the niners. police took extra precautions for the big game. >> reporter: before kick off there was foot work in the dirt lot across from candle stick from fans. >> one, two, three. whoa welcome pack -r -r -r -- who were partying before 11:00 a.m. which was a very big game. >> today we're going to set the record straight. >> we just want to get into the play offs right. >> reporter: between the fans there was talk of a fairly new rivalry. >> i don't want to talk battle seattle but it used to be a time. those tickets were cheap. >> we're finally coming into  our own. they don't like that too much i don't think around here. >> reporter: the fans

again this information is yet to be a fish to confront by the ukrainian government alexi keeping us updated about what's going on in ukrainian capital via twitter so make sure you follow him to stay current on events in kiev. demonstrators calling for a new ukrainian president now because president of gm ago but refuse to sign on with the eu by professor mark roman historian at oxford university thinks the street protesters don't speak for the majority of ukrainians the team of external to the majority. i suspect that occurred to the concrete is great the georgian people are often symptoms of pneumonia the solution scored sixteen of its arbitration to risk their lives. we have a forty two to one or two. maybe the other group almost reached the roof with an hour or two match was called to ask our doctor was determined to crawl. we were pretending to be moved into a quilt of state clinton who was hoping it will soon adorn on the same time. this code trees covered with paprika very own situation the question of the green buffalo state. despite the brussels the tables for surprise when they mad

again this information is yet to be officially confirmed by the ukrainian government alexey keeping us updated about what's going on in the ukrainian capital by a twitter so make sure you follow him to stay current on events in kiev that mr rader is calling for a new ukrainian president now because president viktor yushchenko which refuses to sign on with the e.u. but professor mark allman historian at oxford university thinks the street protesters don't speak for the majority of ukrainians. i think we should because of attributing what's going on to the majority of people i suspect that the tragedy of the great majority of people rather passive and certainly all the dissolution about politics when both equation the risk now is that we have a hold of tickets to minorities and it may be that the group home the streets with kind of paramilitary nationalist support from the west not just western plane but also from some of the were pretty new countries they feel able to strip states of kind of who was seen anyone in time of same time and this could change go but it could lead to a very violent si

for these and this group of anonymous activist thank you so much for joining us and please keep us updated as this trial kind of continues or as these that these people continue and within the next year now and are let's talk about the precedent being set here has anyone ever been successfully prosecute. you know as a tack you know it's really weird that we're not necessarily setting a precedent here because they put in this guilty plea had this gone to trial and we had a group of you know civilians get up there and hear about what's being called a hack but is really just overloading a website a whole bunch of times then we might have a precedent we might find out that oh if you did also website you can have to do this you don't have to do this and they can they can screw you for really long time there was actually case several years ago kind of the infancy of the whole anonymous movement when some kid head did a detox attacks where you just overflowed a website he did it against the church of scientology they actually turned around they went after him and he served a year in prison for cl

for these and this group of anonymous activists thank you so much for joining us and please keep us updated as this trial kind of continues or as these that these people continue and within the next year now and your let's talk about the precedent being set here has anyone ever been successfully prosecuted for a d.d. o. s. attack you know it's really weird that we're not necessarily setting a precedent here because they put in this guilty plea had this gone to trial and we had a group of civilians get up there and hear about what's being called a hack but is really just overloading a website a whole bunch of times then we might have a precedent we might find out that oh if you did also website you can have to do this you have to do this and they can they can screw you for really long time there was actually case several years ago kind of the infancy of the whole anonymous movement when some kid ahead did the deed asa tax where you just overflowed a website he did it against the church of scientology they actually turned around they went after him and he served a year in prison for clicking

for these and this group of anonymous activist thank you so much for joining us and please keep us updated as this trial kind of continues or as these that these people continue and within the next year now and your let's talk about the precedent being set here has anyone ever been successfully prosecuted for a d.d. o. s. attack you know it's really weird that we're not necessarily setting a precedent here because they put in this guilty plea had this gone to trial and we had a group of you know civilians get up there and hear about what's being called a hack but is really just overloading a website a whole bunch of times then we might have a precedent we might find out that oh if you did also website you can and have to do this you have to do this and they can they can screw you for really long time there was actually case several years ago kind of the infancy of the whole anonymous movement when some kid head did a detox attacks where you just overflowed a website he did it against the church of scientology they actually turned around they went after him and he served a year in prison fo

right now sometim i'm trying tod more people to tell us what happened. >> we should be looking forward to another update at the scene. lilet us know and al jazeera wil be on top of that. an active scene in the bronx a train has derailed. a seven car train the hudson line. back in july the hudson line derailed in the bronx. the govenor himself confirming four people lost their lives and h11 people critically injured:we'll stay on the story throughout the day as it develops. keep it here on al jazeera america. don't go anywhere. controversial... >> both parties are owned by the corporations. >> ..entertaining >> it's fun to play with ideas. >> ...thought provoking >> get your damn education. >> ...surprising >> oh, absolutely! >> ...exclusive one-on-one interviews with the most interesting people of our time. >> you're listening because you want to see what's going to happen. >> i want to know what works what do you know works? >> conversations you won't find anywhere else. >> talk to al jazeera. >> only on al jazeera america. >> oh my! power of the people until we restore our freedoms and rights. on this

. >> dana bash, keep us updated with this story. thank you so much. >>> in our world lead, nearly 100 world leaders and tens of thousands of people gathered in the johannesburg fnb stadium to pay respects to nelson mandela today. president obama told the cheering crowd how the man they call madiba motivated him years ago. >> over 30 years ago, while still a student, i learned of nelson mandela and the struggles taking place in this beautiful land, and it stirred something in me. it woke me up to my responsibilities to others and to myself, and it set me on an improbable journey that finds me here today. and while i will always fall short of madiba's example, he makes me want to be a better man. >> let's bring in cnn chief international correspondent christiane amanpour from johannesburg. she was there for the memorial. good to see you as always. what was the atmosphere like there during the memorial? at times it was almost hard to hear the president. >> reporter: yes, actually it was quite hard to hear a lot of people. the president

. >> keep us updated. america's nows headquarters starts right now. >>> my money on camerota. >> thank you. >> back in the hot society she goes. kathleen sebelius offers a progress report on obama care. i am bill hemmer. >> and i am allyson camerota. enrollment numbers are in. one- third of the amount of enrollees expected by now. >> knowing what you know today you would have started it on october 1st? >> i would have done a slower launch with fewer people and done additional beta testing. >> who is going to guarantee that the doctor sos that patient on january 4th is covered for that visit? are you going to? >> as they do today. you are enroll nothing a private insurance plan. >> what if the patient doesn't make the premium paymentment and they never write the check. >> then they are not covered. >> this whole idea of the president saying if you like it you can cope it. the president didn't say if you had a lousy health insurance policy that didn't cover everything, that he was suggesting that insurance c

. >> keep us updated. our thanks to you and the other vets tonight. >> it's a pleasure. thank you so much for having me. >> new developments tonight on the knockout game and why a new case is raising growing concerns about a possible double standard. plus, is the president's signature legislative achievement coming back to haunt his own party? [ sniffles, coughs ] shhhh! i have a cold with this annoying runny nose. [ sniffles ] i better take something. [ male announcer ] dayquil cold and flu doesn't treat all that. it doesn't? [ male anner ] alka-seltzer plus fights your worst cold symptoms plus has a fast-acting antihistamine. oh, what a relief it is! >>> it's the lie of the year. >> if you like the plan you have, you can keep it. >> 140,000 minnesotans have lost their coverage already. >> i received notice that my insurance no longer qualified. i have had three heart attacks in six years. health care is essential. hi life depends on it. >> that's from a series of ads using the president's signature legislative achievement to go after his fellow democrats. credit sicks

meanwhile, the ntsb members are preparing to give us the update in the next hour. the ntsb go team which is the team of investigators that look at the black box that was aboard the train, they are going to hopefully give us the information on that. chances are we won't hear the details of what they discovered in the box for maybe hours or days. the one piece of information they are looking for is the speed of the train and where it derailed. the recovery effort to free the trapped and injured passengers was very dramatic. the details of the efforts showed just how devastating the wreckage inside was. the chief of fdny described what his teams had to do. >> there were several people that needed to be assisted by cutting using power saws. they were entrapped and entangled in the train. most of them just to get access and get them out of the train we also used air bags to lift the train off on of several people that were trapped underneath, partially trapped underneath. >> and you know, we have described the curve that comes around the bend which is where this happened

us. for updates go to our website, aljazeera.com. that works is in trouble. our digital producer, ra raj is here, and most people are familiar with detroit's crisis, but chicago's is whooshes. >> people have been streaming:. however, on facebook, we have the flip side: >> yeah, and there's a lot of subtext to this covering. >> it would be easier if michael jordan came today. >> it would be nice, right? a super hero? the city's pension systems for the police and city laborers were sort by $20 billion by the entof 2012. and to put that in perspective, for every dollar owed. there's only 20 cents in the bank, and that doesn't even include the teachers, which has it's own $8 billion shortfall. so that all adds up to that $28 billion hole that we were talking about. just this month, the state legislature put into law rules that will help to fix it. elaine has been active on the new legislation. and joining us, fred, a retired k-5 art teacher out of chicago. the former president of the district's 54 parkridge association. in our google hang out, tony martin, firefi

jackie bensen is headed to the scene and will bring us updates as soon as she gets them. i'm barbara harrison from the live desk. >>> huge chunks of ice roaring down the river in colorado. this video was captured by a police officer. the intensity of this flow took down trees and other debris among the riverbanks. it didn't damage any bridges along the way, which was lucky. >>> out of the dozens of people who entered, only one can walk away with an official pat collins snow measuring stick. a panel of judges selected from a wide variety of snow creations that ranged from traditional to out of the box. pat collins shows up the top five finalists. >> reporter: congratulations, washington. you really know how to build a snowman. we asked you to participate in the snowman challenge, and boy what a response. nearly 200 entries. snow sculptures of every kind. creativity on ice. look at the duck. how did that make that? and check out the hello kitty. and the snow shark. very scary. now i could go on and on, even people without snow entered. how can you look away from the ice cub

and with the alameda sheriff's department, joining us to give us a wick update -- quick update i knowou just spoke to the family, any word on what happened? >> yes, it's clear it was a murder/suicide and there is no threat to the neighborhood or community and it was all confined in the home and unfortunately there is no threat to the neighborhood because we know what happened. >> reporter: you will be able to given us more of an update later this morning? >> yes, we will firm up what happened but it is clear, it's not a who done it, it is more of why we know who did it. >> live in san lorenzo,. >>> they are hoping the surveillance video could help determine what happened. it happened at roper park. the victim was robbed of cash and other items. he suffered severe head trauma. now the casino has not responded to our comments and they do still feel safe on the casino premises. >> and the guards are around all the time and i don't see how they got away with it. >> the press report added they have one more deputy than expected at the casino because of the number of callels for service --

on theth us for updates breaking story. another big story we are watching, the weather. peratures are headed our way. doug hill joins us to let us know how cold it will get. >> right now it is 33 degrees. falling quickly to the west of town. let's show you the first temperatures. 27 and bethesda. 28 in billy. tomorrow morning, we are going to wake up to temperatures 22 in the district. the concerts and i will be with the slush and the puddles of water out there. they could be icy spots. that cold weather through friday, very cold weather. another system could bring precipitation. >> thank you. the freezing temperatures are coming at a bad time for 2000 people still without power. help is on the way for some of them but it comes at a price. jay korff joins us in centreville with more on the solutions. >> the three agencies are working in tandem to make this happen. the virginia department of transportation along with dominion, they're going to shut down i-66 here around route 28 so they can restring a power line across the interstate that was taken down during the storm a

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paul chambers will give us an update into what is happening in just a couple much minutes.ber 19th, i am claudine wong. your time now is 5:29 we will check on your weather. here is steve paulson. >> it will be sunny to breezy at times, mainly on the coach gail warnings northeast bay hills remain breezy today for some 30s to 40s to 50s at half- moon bay airport and mainly this afternoon it will be gone and it is moving fast. so breezy cooler and it will be sun nip, windy for some, higher elevations off the coast and temperatures a lot of upper 50s and low 60s, here is sal. >>> we have been looking at the traffic volume and it is apparent christmas is coming. every day we see lighter than usual volumes and traffic on 880 westbound is still looking crowded but it is not stop and go as it is now. getting into the bay bridge toll plaza, it is light but there will be a little bit of a slow down. it is not completely great but next week will be stop and go. and on walnut doctor creek to venetia, it is all the way down to the venetia interchange, let's go back to the desk. >>> and

peter joins us live to give us an update on the situation, not only in cairo but also from giza. >> yes, as you say the protests have been taking place across the country. and this is really a part of a hard-core of demonstrators who have been out on the streets -- >> all right. i do apologize for that. we have lost the connection with our correspondent in egypt. technical issues, but i do apologize. let's move to on rwanda, and the government says it is sending soldiers to the central african republic. there has been a surge of attacks on muslim neighborhoods, a christian coalition is reportedly behind the violence. andrew simmons has more. >> reporter: a picture is now emerging of what happened on thursday night. the christian militia attacked a peace-keeping vehicle, and one soldier was seriously injured and subsequently died. what happened after the incident isn't entirely clear, because it is thought that the now peace-keeping force responded quite heavily to this attack. and subsequently the christian militia attacked two muslim areas. reports suggest that they were firing indiscr

martha gives us an update. >> reporter: the sheriff says friday's incident took just over a minute. he fired one shot and killed himself. he said the 18-year-old entered the school carrying a shotgun and ammo and a knife. he made his way to the school's library and ignited a bomb and turned the gun on himself as the school's resource officer approached. >> the response from the school resource officer and the response from the unarmed school security officer was absolutely critical to the fact that we did not have additional injury and/or death in this particular matter. >> the female student was sitting with a friend when he stormed in and shot her at point blank range. the 17-year-old is in critical condition at a local hospital. i believe she is an innocent young lady and victim and i believe that she was probably simply in the wrong place at the wrong time. >> reporter: the sheriff says he purchased the ammo and gun legally. >> he came with multiple rounds and his intention was to utilize those multiple rounds to cause harm to a large number of individuals. >> reporter: while in

i know you will keep us updated on that throughout the day, phil mattingly. hot button issue is whether to allow in-flight phone calls. the sec voted 3-2 last week in favor of considering new rules that would allow such calls. the issue, however, has faced growing criticism from politicians in congress, the department of transportation, just today d became one of the first airlines to say it would not allow in-flight voice calls, so as we await the next steps, what is the reaction from 15,000 business clients who are getting on planes everyday? our cory johnson is back from new york with more. concur is an interesting business, very hot right now, 500 billion in a travel entertainment expenses, including my own, 15 million users online. i am joined by the ceo steve. you guys are growing by leaps and bounds. what is going on with you guys through this travel season? >> we're seeing great growth in our business, both from a transactional perspective, business travel tends to trend up, it as well as frankly new crestor growth >> -- new customer growth. >> what a

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if you have got an iphone, you are constantly getting updates and using windows -- if you are using a computer, updates, things have to constantly change to keep pace with progress. so it's important that we'll re-evaluate the transportation system and the best possible outcomes we can get is when they are informed by people like you, who are experienced and are taking transit on a regular basis. we need to make sure that we have all of the perspectives in consideration. i really want to suggest that staff do a good job of conveying the information. i really liked what director heinicke said, understanding why this is happening. when you are conveying information, make sure that people do understand the situation that we are in, and why it's happening. you said early on in your presentation, that transportation is the key, the life blood of our city and a lot of different people feel that about whatever they do. you ask the small businesses and they are the life blood of the city and the tourism will say -- i think what is important about transportation in particular, even if you are

the ntsb is expected to give us an update later. we are not exactly sure when. but really the biggest question on everybody's mind is, how did this happen and what caused this? we know there were four unlucky passengers but there was one passenger that everyone in her car survived. all of a sudden the train felt like it was a little more sideways than it should be. and all of a sudden the ru rubbe wagwas anything in my face. i was in a lucky, lucky car. everyone in my car got out okay. i didn't realize the state of the other cars until i got out and i could see everybody. >> a very compelling sound for one of those passengers. the question on a lot of people's mind was the train going too fast. a lot of passengers tell us they did feel the train was going really, really quickly. >> the ntsb is a team to deal with more about what may have happened. it's going to be a lengthy investigation when you see the horwoodivhorwoodhorrific accide. >> the quiet holiday weekend was shattered with a suburban commuter train violently derailed. some cars over turned and barrele

coming to the bayview here would be a great opportunity for annie who's our manager to give us status update on grant fund that have been tied up to be supporting community oeshgsdz additional projects. so annie q's is going to talk about what environmentalists and what works and challenges we continue too fast. and are looking forward to communities input. i want to thank annie for outlining all ore work over a decade. (clapping.) >> thank you to the whole team. >> yeah. by the way, everybody from bayview give yourself a hand the environmental justice program waltz ceded for all you people who wanted to close the bayview power plant. and this department has done such a a fantastic job of managing the money we're still giving grant out from the pot of money >> 12 years later. i'll be brief i have about a dozen slides i want to save time for jeff and lee i can't and from the gardens. so basically, the environment commission justice program is mindful of the bottom line we're not only paying attention in the environmental issues but the social issues we know there recent enter related to many

she's here to give us an update on what's happening. >> thank you, public defender inviting probation for being part of this summit. i apologize for my voice. i recently made it back with china, unfortunately my voice has not made it back yet. i'm very proud that our partnership in san francisco that we realize in transforming san francisco criminal justice system in one that uses science base, human approaches to help people change their lives which reduces recidivism and breaking the inter generational to return. we hope to transform the criminal justice system on a national basis and what we are learning is san francisco is going to help many other states in its jurisdiction to find other ways to serve justice and at the same time change lives and reduce recidivism. our counties realignment effort which means that if we have individual treatment plans, we look at the individual and create a case plan based upon his or her needs and not taking a one side approach as we know about the terrible result of the state prison system. the recidivism rate was 78 percent. i'm really happy to

twice that will be used to update crimean. >> trade between europe and china have to travel around the whole of europe. when this port is constructed ships can go straight across the black sea. the ukrainian company is sandwiched between its warships and russias, but has been building a profitable business exporting steel and grain. they've been battling recession in the world market and at home. the commercial director is optimistic about the future, despite the political turmoil in kiev. >> translation: as the grain and coal production grose in the future in you grain, we believe the investment in the port is necessary to match the trend in these sebbing tors. >> president viktor yanukovych has brought home an important prize. it sends a message to the european union and russia, that they are not the only players in this town. >> the chinese businessman made headlines with plans to build a $40 million canal in nicaragua. >> a car bomb attack on a police station in columbia killed eight. it happened in a town south-east of bogota. police believe farc are behind the attack. the blast d