get us out of here and to get the people in the gaza strip, according to the u.n., it will be uninhabitable by 2020. and that should be a priority. and i think the latter means is humane and moral and also based in international law. [applause] [applause] [applause] >> on behalf of the committee, i would like to thank max and thank the public for coming. we hope to continue this series of discussions on these and other forms. i have suggested don't neglect to please buy the book. [inaudible conversations] >> we would like to hear from you. tweet us your feedback at twitter.com/booktv. >> there is a global problem between men and women, traditionally we have always known that men think more than women do. but what has been happening is that men have been declining and women are not at all. and this is more developed the country, the smaller the gap between men and women and we are seeing young girls in their 20s who are dying of end-stage liver disease, which is classically seen as an old man disease. so this is a crisis and something that we need to pay attention to. as well is something th

so far the 156 homes are uninhabited. there are plans to move people in in the fall. this town is the tip of the iceberg for what has gone wrong in haiti and a microcosm of what has happened to th the money. launched in 2010 the idea behind the new settlement program was to build 15,000 permanent houses. that would benefit between $75,000 and 90,000 displaced refugees. the total price tag at the time, $59 million. by 2012 the cost had spiraled to $95 million. usaid had to drop the number of houses built by more than 80%. instead of 15,000 houses, they would only build 2600. how did this happen? a report from the government accountability office blamed inaccurate cost estimates and asks from the haitian government. they wanted bigger rooms, electricity, water, flush toilets. then the foreign contractors and their high overhead costs. >> there is no real control of costs built into this system. and so the money would go to the contractors. they will, you know, skim some of that money away, and then often they will then turn around and find subcontractors, and sometimes

obviously this place has been declared uninhabitable. about 67 families have been displaced.ortunately, nobody died in this incident. >> wow. note to self do not build house on landfill. >>> a truck driver tried to fight the law by basically just ramming into the thing, knocking it over. and the law won. again. here it is at an intersection in china. watch this. that is basically, like, a speedometer-type thing that will monitor the speed of people and issue tickets. we have this here, of course. this truck driver thinks he's been nabbed. here's what he does, pulls past this speed checker and decides if i back up slowly and do a minor jackknife here and over the curb and just knock the thing over. and then speed away. i will have destroyed the evidence. i won't get the speeding ticket. all is well. >> but he thinks this is, like, unplugging, you know, a computer. everything is erased. >> he didn't realize that there's also this camera that we're watching here, caught the guy, his truck, his license plate, everything on camera. apparently this didn't work out and the guy was s

the area uninhabited. there were no injuries and it's 80% contained. >>> more fallout from the asiana crash at sfo. >> who some of the passengers are suing now and why. >>> it's a world-famous landmark in rio. the christ the redeemer statue. something happened to it that caused some damage. >>> nothing can put a dent in the drought. the forecast is coming up as we look at numbers with coy it tower in the distance after the break. crash-landed at s- f-o --- e suing the company that buile plane. suit against >>> some of the passengers aboard the asiana flight that crash landed at sfo are suing the company that built the plane. the personal injury suit against boeing claims some equipment on the 777 was improperly installed or defective. the suit also claims that the company knew or should have known its 777 jet had problems with auto throttle control and low airspeed warning systems. >>> the taliban has taken responsibility for an attack in afghanistan that killed 21 people, including 3 americans. it happene

so there is also no power and gas on so you've got five unites, six now, where that are uninhabitable. that could be as many as 24 people who are going to need shelter. so that's why the red cross has arrived, again two-alarm fire at this apartment complex on cadillac, clearly the fire is out. they don't believe this is suspicious. one unit destroyed. about two dozen people looking for a place to stay. >> thanks for the latest, bob. at 4:33 one family waking up on edge after two seemingly random attacks. john unger lives about a mile from downtown willow glenn. sunday he says a young man rang his door bell, then stabbed him in the thigh when he answered the door. the suspect got away. not the first time something has happened to the unger family. last year someone threw yellow paint on his daughter's car and slashed the tires. now the family is thinking about moving. >> my family is too important to me to allow them to be subjected to this kind of behavior, this wanton act of violence. >> they say the man drove off in an older model blueish gray jeep cherokee type of car. >> today aut

the kitchen in the upper area, and the other area of the fire was uninhabitable due to smoke. >> reporter: two people were found dead inside the home. fire crews tried to save one victim by dragging him outside, but it was too late. >> the investigation is early. it is ongoing at this point. the arson task force will be working in conjunction with the fire department and police department to investigate the cause and origin of the fire. >> reporter: the deputy fire chief believes the fire started in the kitchen. officials say the home was in poor con, fidition. >> the home was apparently in fairly poor condition before the fire began, so the fire just enhanced that and made it worse 679>> reporter: we have no long how long this roadway will be blocked off. the cause of the fire will begin at daybreak. reporting live in palo alto, i'm cheryl hurd, nbc bay area news. >> thank you, cheryl. >>> no survivors on board that's the word from authorities in idaho who found the plane piloted by a san jose software executive. dale smith and four family members disappeared as they flew in oregon to mo

water damage made five other units uninhabitable and no one else was injured. >>> today investigators have some questions for the man who survived. the victims were hit at the santa clara station about 5:30 last night. investigators hope the survivor will be able to talk with them today. >> we need to understand what went on between the two victims and whether there was something more that needs to be investigated. >> relaxing reading my kindle. and i noticed the train went by and then all of a sudden there's like way too many you know sirens. >> the santa clara station was closed for more than two hours after the deadly collision. >>> a small bay area business got a big surprise from chase bank and google today. it was awarded a check for $250,000. kpix 5's cate caugurian tells us why the local company was picked out of thousands of applicants. cate? >> reporter: michelle, the store's owner tells me that with that money he plans to expands his business to add two more stores like the one behind me. in addition to that bring more jobs to the bay area. [ cheering and applause ] sin bec

thousands of people are displaced and that there are very large areas of land that are rendered uninhabitable for tens to hundreds of years, the-- it gets to the point where it-- you know, the estimation of the damages and the costs to the government become inestimable, incalculable. >> nuclear accidents are costly. some experts say an extreme event here could cost as much as $500 billion or more. >> my colleagues and i did a number of estimates based on the spent fuel catching fire at reactors, and some of these estimates went into the hundreds of billions of dollars. >> so why is the liability cap for insurance only $12.6 billion if the actual cost of a disaster could be far greater? >> now, clearly after fukushima, $12 billion doesn't look like nearly enough. >> raising the cap would be costly. the nuclear industry says $12.6 billion is enough because nuclear power is safe and the probably of a major accident low. >> i think that the amount of coverage is adequate. we have seen that the three mile island accident, the amount was far below the amount of coverage provided. we have no other e

the area is uninhabited and there were no injuries.now 80% contained. >>> a decades old bay area tradition on the verge of disappearing. how the freedom train honoring civil rights leader martin luther king jr. could be stopped in its tracks. >> but the dry weather just keeps on trucking. that forecast is coming up and you probably won't be surprised. stay tuned anyway. female announcer: he needs a firmer he needs a firmer tempur-pedic... she wants a softer tempur-pedic... they both get what they need with the new tempur-choice, at sleep train the first tempur-pedic with multi-zone comfort control, featuring customizable shoulder, back, and leg support on each side. plus, get four years interest free financing. try the revolutionary new tempur-choice today! it's the perfect choice... ...for both of us! ♪ sleep train ♪ your ticket to a better night's sleep ♪ christin ayers -- on the pu get people abo >>> a tradition commemorating civil rights leader martin luther king jr. is losing some steam. >> christin ayers on the push to get people

or a studio or a living room it clearly says a garage, and to me rntion a garage is purely an uninhabitable and we feel to use that without the public notice and without the public review, is questionable. in stream lining we review this approval as part of an ongoing effort to put more projects outsides of the purview of the public review. and the decision is fundamentally at odds with the traditions of the development in san francisco, and with the stated intent of the planning code which is to create the openness, transparency, and to foster harmony the construction along the property line and this is standard and encouraged by the design guidelines that the new rear yard additions be set back from the side property line, this is a remedy that has precedent and your board has used it and the planning department uses it frequently and thus, we are requesting you to follow the recommendation of five feet and we feel that it will enhance both properties. thank you for your time. >> good evening, larrc, costelo and i am the conducting arborist, i have a phd. >> there was no time left. >> the

these buildings have been officially classified as uninhabitable frontier people into a steel framework into the room and sold it to mold from growing this happened to look after the earthquake was in the buildings became more fragile which collapsed or proving that that you'll be even more three thousand to a list of fourteen pace mortal danger every day. hans priority is to get them out of here as soon as possible nevertheless on emusic and says he is trying to emerge from the shadows the light this year to maria's the cultural capital of the few regions organization this renovated main square shape cases the commonwealth of independent states. that's a group of knowing for soviet republics. like armenia to read politically close to malls to bend to your. i gregorian family catches the festivities off to the factory shift. it starts to get away the dam wall paper and bobcats. we loaded up in the parking lot watching things will get especially with the new mayor of a faithful friend and cognition is for us we're working for our children on this. you don't have a good lawyer. when makin

the dio islands are uninhabited land in the east china sea china's foreign ministry says the island were invaded and occupied by japan during world war two and documents signed at the end of the war stated that they would be returned to china the ministry urged japan to respect this history and make up what's mistakes. in addition to the di do i lose it and revise teaching guidelines also claimed that the pill islands as their own despite disputes from south korea. in response soul has some in japan's ambassador paul will be shown to the foreign ministry were is south korea's deputy foreign minister kim you want to express strong protest against the move. kim said the japanese education ministries inclusion of such provocative claims in his textbooks. the flex its ill intent the disputed eyes that are called up to in south korea and tactics team and japan. they are controlled by south korea but claimed by japan all government strongly condemns japan's action the more the following it's text groups. we asked japan to immediately with two weeks if japan does not respond would take them hom

extracting in say texas in a where the geology is very different but also we're it's very fiery uninhabited to get that sort of level of extraction of gas you're going to have to help on elf which between hundred sixty and one hundred seventy well heads per constituency we just haven't got the geology but also we're a much more tightly knit sort of country well population density is a very very different and if you're interested in bringing down fuel bills the best thing the government could do to any cash strapped council is to give real government incentive incentives on energy saving so much more could be done on energy saving and lots of energy sort of leaks out of windows so i know you've got a lot of proper investment problem we could for the whole program yes i know probably about a minute international proper investment in renewable you heard your language. for example so much. so some brits maybe i have a bumper fracking pay them across the atlantic there is a squeeze on those in need right now too it's like putting somebody didn't they didn't commit a crime what did we do that cau

the entire town was rendered uninhabitable by the nuclear meltdown. this is democracy now!democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. stay with us. after the break, crowd sourcing radiation monitoring. we will look at how a group called safecast has helped japanese civilians during the smartphones into geiger counters. stay with us. ♪ [music break] >> "play for japan." this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. broadcasting for the last of three days from tokyo, japan. we turn right now to what took toce just before we made it the studio. hundreds of people gathered outside the official residence of the japanese prime minister to voice their concern about nuclear power. i belong to an organization -- organized demonstration. we have been here for two years to demonstrate against the nuclear power facilities. i think this is a problem of the world, not just for japan. they need to abolish the nuclear facility to save the world from nuclear powers. the people have been [indiscernible] from last week, more people are c

it is a very small, very, very unimportant use of property -- uninhabitable, very small, but it has beensed as an excuse for maintaining u.s. troops in japan. the other thing that makes okinawa appealing to americans is that the japanese government covers nearly 100% of the costs of maintaining those bases in japan. utilities, the workers who work on those bases, ,he cooks who cook the foods the golf courses, the swimming pools -- it maintains everything. the u.s. burden to have the bases there is very slim. there is hardly any financial burden whatsoever. they get a free ride. it is the best situation for u.s. bases in any country in the entire world. fit into thekinawa u.s.-japanese increasing military cooperation agreement? >> a lot of the cooperation is happening right there in okinawa , happening in the waters around okinawa and near disputed territories. >> how do you have a situation where most of the population in okinawa is opposed to the base, and the governor ran on a platform against this base, but now has changed, though the mayor is still opposed? the mayor as opposed. he i

the island is uninhabited with no structures and last week three homes and outbuildings were damaged on neighboring kendall island as you may recall. >>> caltrans is facing new accusations tonight with the faulty bolt and rod scandal. report claims that there were efforts to silence the critics of the bay bridge, and this report says that caltrans' managers fired critics and reassigned outspoken engineers. they say that the oversight committee was given exemption for transparency and accountable. outside consulting firm worked on the transportation committee and they are set to the discuss that report friday. >>> and a new report on bicycle chop shops that we brought you last night on abc 7 news. san francisco police are saying why they are not doing more to do with these brazen criminals operating in broad daylight and what you can do. here is jonathan bloom. >> a man apparently disassembling bicycles that may or may not belong to him. >> they strip the parts off of it and put the components in bins and stacks. >> reporter: and this man stumbled upon to operation while looking for b

temperature was about 900 degrees, and the ash that fell throughout the region left this part of italy uninhabitabletoday, from this control room, volcanologist giuseppe mastrolorenzo monitors the instruments that will provide italy's early warning. he showed us those three and a half million people that all crowd around the cinder cone. one day, it may be up to him to sound the alarm. how much time will you have? >> giuseppe mastrolorenzo: probably just a few days. we can just hope that we will have weeks or months, but we cannot make a contract with a volcano. >> pelley: so your friends say, "look, it hasn't erupted in hundreds of years." and you must say, "that's the problem." >> mastrolorenzo: that's the problem. yeah. i'm trying to convince the people that this quiet mountain can be a killer. >> pelley: at the base of the "quiet mountain," the peaceful piazza of torre del greco is wiped out, on average, about once every 100 years, give or take. the bell tower survived the eruption of 1794. and today, old men rest their feet on rock solid evidence of what's coming next. michael sheridan told us

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. >> that made the entire neighborhood uninhabitable.that fouled if pristine yellowstone river in montana in 2011 or the spill under the kalamazoo river in michigan a year earlier. >> that cleanup is still ongoing in michigan. sort of a pick your poison, right? do you want the exploding railcar behind door number one or the potentially exploding pipeline behind door number two. in texas, they are getting an extra dose of number two. yesterday, they started shipping crude oil through the southern leg of the keystone oil pipeline the proposed stretch of the keystone pipeline awaiting approval from president obama is the northern leg, which would stretch from nebraska into canada. yesterday, it was the southern leg of that pipeline that opened it carries crude oil through the state of texas through the gulf of mexico. a number of land owners have been fighting that pipeline for months. as of yesterday, it's up and running. in response, those land owners announced they have launched a new group called texas pipeline watch to insure that any

the next like this precariously in the ruins these buildings have been officially classified as uninhabitable. frontier people into the steel framework to improve and sold it tomorrow. sometimes this happens to look after the earthquake was in the buildings became more fragile which collapsed a movement that you'll be even happier three thousand to emma's of fortune face mortal danger every day. hans priority is to get them down to paris soon as possible nevertheless on emusic concedes he is trying to emerge from the shadows the way this year to maria's the cultural capital of the few regions organization this renovated main square shape he says the commonwealth of independent states. that's group appealing for the safety of republics. like khomeini of the road politically close to more scared than to europe. we are the gregorian family catches the festivities off to the facts reach it. it starts to get away from the dam wall paper and got cats. we loaded up on you or think things will get the ball up especially with the new mayor of a faithful friend and cognition is for us we're working for

a lot of water damage making five other units uninhabitable. no injuries were reported. >> it was -- everybody. everybody's scared. you know people asking -- everybody that's fine? yeah. everybody is outside but -- it's scary. everybody is scary. >> red cross went to make sure everybody had a place to stay this morning. >>> and new this morning, san francisco police riased a man in -- arrested man in connection with a shooting. the suspect taken into custody on highway 280 around 10:00 last night. officers had northbound lanes closed for at least two hours. no more details were we re loosed on the shooter -- were released on the shooter or an arrest. >>> and investigators hope a survivor will be able to tell them what happened on the cal tran tracks last night. two men hit by a caltrain it happened around 5:30 last night. one of the men was killed and the other survived and had surgery overnight. officials hope he can talk with them later today. >> we need to understand what went on between the two victims and whether there was something more t

you can see the map on your screen pointing out to where these uninhabited islands are.motions rise over that issue the chinese foreign minister said the japanese prime minister is creating more problems by visiting a war shrine in tokyo. >> translator: the shrine is a spiritual symbol and tool of japanese foreign wars. they are class a war criminals from world war ii. these people were nazis in asia. why on earth was abe trying to visit the shrine? jenna: prime minister of japan says tensions between two countries represent tensions between great britain and germany before world war i took off. gordon chang, the author of, the coming collapse of china. what do you think about that concern. >> there are similarities between now and 100 years ago. you have uncertain situation. you have uncertain alliances and two country that is really don't like each other but i think the better comparison is 1937. in 193japan grab ad lot of north even china and there was a feeling in chinese circles, even though nationalist forces were inferior to the japanese they had no choice but to

have developed comprehensive flight restrictions including low altitude, low speed operation over uninhabited area and no r maxes in operation or permitted to be operated by anybody that privacy to violate rights. these proven systems used for and nearly two million hours of flight can and effectivevide an blueprint for the f.a.a. to build on in approving similar agricultural uses of the r max and other u.a.s. systems in works he urge congress to encourage the f.a.a. to use the authority under section 333 of actmodernization and reform of 20 is to expedite approval of foructs like the r max precision agricultural and other appropriate commercial uses where there is a proven record and under appropriate operating restrictions that mitigate any or privacyty concerns. there is no reason to delay all theercial u.a.s. use for several years it will take the f.a.a. to develop more comprehensive regulations. we believe at least some of the products should be available to today so thatrs they have the same access to vital services their counterparts in other countries already enjoy and our country the

hollywood's biggest stars uninhabited.a fey and amy polar. didn't hold nothing back. she took her wild antics into the crowd. it was a night full of nerve wracking wins. bandit tipsy star speeches. >>: i have a few pockets under my belt. the three hour show was also a fond farewell for crime drama series breaking bad. >>: such a lovely way to say goodbye to the show that meant so much to me. no one the stars shined and the champagne flowed during last night's golden globe awards. but forget about the awards. let's take a look at the fashion on the red carpet. let's start with some of the best dressed stars of the night. stars of the night. good. good answer. check it out. learning's fun now. yeah, back in our day, we didn't have u-verse high speed internet to play and learn online. all we had was that franklin fuzzypants. ah, the educational toy bear. remember when the battery went out? [ slow, deep voice ] give me your abc's. all i learned was a new definition of fear. i need some pudding. yeah, there's one left. [ male a

it's like an uninhabited planet. up to 40 million people are bracing for a winter storm today. alex wallace joins us from the weather channel. morning, alex. >> good morning. you said it right. it's going to be impacting a lot of folks. no question about it. in fact, we've got winter alerts, winter storm warnings across the northeast and blizzard warnings south and east of boston and across long island. we work our way towards nassau and suffolk counties. with the snow and the wind, we could be talking about whiteout conditions where you can't see out there. it could she very, very tough to navigate. basically, if you don't have to be out traveling here, that is your best bet. seeing snow showers out there in and around boston trailing back across new york state right now. there's more heavy snow out in the west talking about parts of understand incide indiana into illinois. that's piling its way on in to the east. now it's moving its way through ohio. all the areas in the blue, that's where we'll find snow picking up in intensity. we'll see the snow out there for us. friday, i