alex roland nos informa.ilizÓ como un vehÍculo para llenar el bolsillo de unos ejecutivos como soborno. loretta: a la larga van a llegar,es un deporte tan popular en el mundo. alex roland: aparentemente tenÍa soborno de empresas de mercadeo. este abogado explica por quÉ estados unidos acusÓ en una corte federal a los implicados. abogado: estÁn vinculados a los bancos, cuando una entidad norteamericana ilia garcÍa: bueno y las autoridades americanas destaparon el evento horas antes pasamos con josÉ roy. josÉ roy: el jefe de de la prensa defendiÓ organismos con estas declaraciones. " en este caso somos los perjudicados, se nos ha hecho el daÑo, y esto demuestra que nuestras instalaciones no ha sido revisadas, estamos operando con todas las autoridades... les puedo confirmar que esto para nosotros, para la fifa es bueno, y confirma que andamos por la senda adecuada, nos duele, no es fÁcil, pero es la Única vÍa, y lo que comenzamos de cuatro aÑos, nadie nos podrÁ detener." " debe quedar claro que acogemos de buen

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speaking to that topic will be roland hwang, who is the head at the national defense council, one of the leaders in the nonprofit world thinking ahead of what the steps and solutions are. our second speaker will address this concept. the whole notion of electric vehicles, and where it's going and why it's important within the wider ree jog area damian breen has been the deputy director of the bay area air quality management district. we talk about how it fits into the regional strategies for climate change and what the regional agency is seeing in the growth of penetration of vehicles within the market. and just as importantly, we are always looking at how do we make sure whatever we do in this field of certainly within transportation whatever we do is done in an equitable manner, as we work in the community, all sectors of all communities within san francisco, have a chance to benefit from what we're doing in clean transportation whether it's electric vehicle or others, we have asked the representative of the green lighting stults one of the top nonprofit organizations, working in t

muy molesto federer con la seguridad del roland garros.e a la final. hasta maÑana! conductora: las inundaciones repentinas en texas ha provocado inundaciones, rescates mÁs de 1000 propiedades daÑadas y por lo menos 3 muertos y ocho desaparecidos. los candidatos estÁn utilizando varios regalos para poder capturar votos. arpayo, pide que le cooperen a los concluyentes para pagar el juicio que enfrenta por

so i'm going to open any questions or comments to the council and i believe councilman roland wong has requested to speak first. >> yes, thank you. the time i have known and worked with derek at independent living resource center, san francisco, and council member at the san francisco mayor's disability council. he had really inspired me. derek is one-of-a-kind in this universe that cannot be replaced. a young man with so much potential and talent that there are endless words that describe him. he is mature, very enthusiastic, very compassionate and very professional. an advocate, good educator and even a great politician. most of all, a true human being. you will never be forgotten, derek. thank you. thank you very much. >> thank you, council member wong. any other comments from the council? if not, i think i will chime in. let me put in a request to speak. all the sentiment that have been said by roland wong so articulately what derek brought to the council and what an amazing man he was. and i was honored to know him, to be a friend to work with him on the council. he taught me a lo

i have councilmember roland wong. >> hi. -- events posted on a website. and let us know the link. >> yeah. all of our events. can be found on the one by one library website. which is www.sfpl.org. you can go to our call ender. and search by cat toir "bridge at main", alphabetically alphabetically. it's under t. >> thank you. >> councilmember harriet wong. >> hi. good afternoon. i want to know the name of the author. of the autism book again. >> it's michael burnik. and richard holden. >> okay. thank you. >> do we have questions or comments from staff? >> yes. thank you chair. and thank you councilmember wong for the author's name of the autism job club. one of the council members. michael burnik. has appeared before the council talking specifically about unemployment issues. and some of the challenges. autism face meeting employment. he's a father of an intern we had last year. ana. before he came to presentation. also. we're using our ada 25 bay area website to promote these types of events. so that people can also look at our website to see what kind of

it got so bad the executive chef with simply walk over to roland, hand him the menu and roland decidehat he would make to accompany it. they really clashed so much. personalities are so different. brian: they both admit not to liking each other? kate: absolutely. brian: where are they today? kate: they both have written books about their time at the white house. roland does a lot of speaking and so does walter. walter is younger. walter is more like a ceo businessman. roland is a creative chef type of person. brian: miss rogers, the social secretary for the obamas. why did she leave? kate: she left because of the gatecrashers incident. she did some very glamorous photo shoots i think lou back in a bad way for her. -- blue back for her in a bad way. one butler name smiley who passed away. she said she read how sad that was. they invited his family to the white house. i think everybody who spoke with me did so because they wanted to pay tribute to these people. does no one has ever asked about them really. i'm hopefully going to be working on a new book that is white house related. bria

sit to run on a hot day. >> roland is referring to the 20 limited really only operates. it's basically a school tripper. it operates in the morning and midday and relieves that stress for the schools getting out. the eventual proposal is that we are going to increase that to an all day service on 10-minute head ways to overlay the 28 local which will be an all day service as is on 10 men head way. there will be a lot more service on 19, not just for schools. >> i wasn't clear. sometimes i see it and sometimes i don't. there was more servicing during school hours. so in the future it will be all day. >> yes, but just to be clear, that's not happening april 25th. >> okay. the second part, i had a chance to visit the portrero division to see the new trolley coaches. it's very impressive. the thing i kind of glared out at me is not the priority seating. it's the ones that you have to step up to other seats. i think it's, i guess i never noticed it on the current hybrid. i don't go beyond that rear door. so i wasn't even aware of that step up. i'm kind of, i tried it on tuesd

and aid agencies do not have enough money for food and medical aid that is needed there and jackie roland>> reporter: it may not be on the headlines but they are volitile and look for peace after two years of fighting between rival malitia and half a million are homeless in their country and christians forced out by muslims and muslims forced out by christians. the muslim minority in particular is paying the price of the intercommunal violence and a half million to chad cameroon and the democratic republic of congo. here they are living in refugee camps entirely dependent on international aid. this is the lean season in central africa and food stocks are dangerously low. mothers and their children are most at risk of starvation. health workers say infant mortality has reached crisis levels and it's still several months until the next harvest. >> the security situation will undoubtedly deteriorate, when we see the basic necessities missing we see conflict and further displacement and people will move to where they believe they be get basic necessities and that movement in an international

dijeron que roland rubias entraba por las maÑana a las cabaÑas a despÉrtar a los niÑos, ellos lo llamaban quizÁ el fin de semana es el dÍa de las madres y queremos pasar con ellas. ramon: tome sus precauciones. tambiÉn va a continuar los tratos. podemos observar estÁ practicamente de vuelta._ la patrullas de camino de california. se espera que mÁs de 37 millones de personas viajen este fin de semana. liliana: mÁs de 37 mil estadounidenses. la cifra es la mÁs alta en los Últimos aÑos. >> tambiÉn es importante no hablar por telÉfono. liliana: gracias al uso del cinturon de seguridad se salvaron mÁs de 12mil personas. este aÑo los amantes de la carretera, tienen un estÍmulo. el precio del gasoil es el mÁs bajo en los Últimos aÑos. ramon: al estar en busca de una nueva vivienda. y como suele ocurrir el dueÑo de los edificios... guatemala estÁ en vilo con la vicepresidenta de esa naciÓn. revelaron el video de un poliÍa de delaware donde aparece pateando brutalmente a un sospechoso... en el video se aprecia cuando "lateef dickerson", intenta tirarse al suelo como se lo haÍan indicado y el ofici

. >> at the stadium, liverpool fan chris roland is just arriving, but before the game even starts, the festive mood of the day begins to unravel. >> there is no crowd control at all. there are no stewards. there are no police. there's a few turnstyle operators, but they're just waving you through. nothing. absolutely nothing. people couldn't believe their eyes. it's suddenly packed to the rafters. and it really was a recipe for disaster. >> the opposing fans, typically seated at opposite sides of the stadium and separated by barriers, are instead placed side by side. at the time, english fans have a reputation for hooliganism and violent behavior at matches. >> to police, about 17,000 people in total, they had five police and a dog, and there was a piece of chicken wire fencing sort of chest high separating the two sets of supporters. you don't mix them and not separate them, but there they were, completely unseparated. >> with nothing substantial to keep the sides apart, tensions begin to rise. >> insults are passed back and forth. there's a little bit of wire shaking goes on. eventua

alex roland nos informa. alex: se encontraban hospedados en un hotel lujoso de zurich.rnos de empresas de mercadeo durante el mundial del 2010 recibieron tambiÉn soborno de parte del gobierno de sudÁfrica. >> estÁn vinculados algunos bancos o alguna entidad norteamericana julio cÉsar: roy nos presenta otras reacciones a este estado. roy: el jefe de prensa de la fifa, defendiÓ al organismo con las siguientes declaraciones: en este caso somos perjudicados se nos ha hecho daÑos y eso demuestra que nuestras instalaciones no han sido priorizadas. estamos cooperando con todas las autoridades. les puedo confirmar que esto para nosotros, para la fifa es bueno, y confirma que andamos por la senda adecuada. nos duele, no es fÁcil, pero es la Única vÍa, y lo que comenzamos hace cuatro aÑos, nadie lo podrÁ detener. por su parte el presidente de la fifa emitiÓ un comunicado y este es el mismo:... las autoridades de estados unidos y suiza, y creemos que ayudarÁn a reforzar las medidas que la fifa a tomado para arrancar de raÍz cualquier delito en el fÚtbol. wow, bienvenidos a toyota

roland garros has fallen behind wimbledon, the u.s. open, and the australian open.is not the smallest of the four grand slams and will soon be the only one without a roof on central court. >> we do need this development. we anticipate increased sponsorship revenue, increased tickets, given we have night sessions. we want to be the nicest tennis place in the world. >> the $400 million project will accommodate the next 100,000 spectators, but it has been delayed for more than five years. the problem is not about the money but the tiny space available. the tennis federation has decided to stay in central paris and extend into the historical botanical gardens next door. that has a lot of people upset. >>i love tennis. it's my sport but old parisians need these gardens. we can't choose between the two. it's bad politics. >> the opponents have proposed an alternative plan, putting roland garros extension on a platform above the highway. >> this highway solution is the least worst solution if you want to stay in paris. a brave decision would be, let's go on to paris. -- ou

jackie roland al jazeera. >>> green peace from india are going to court to challenge the government's block bank accounts and india government is cracking down on nongovernmental organizations receiving federal funding and green peace says it's part of paranoya and cancelled 4,000 foreign ngos for failing to file returns and put on a security watch list last month and we have a ford member of green peace india society and told me earlier that green peace is being unfairly targeted. >> the ministry of home affairs seem to be nitpicking that particular ngos have not submitted their accounts on time but in the case of green peace they are on very shaky ground. the courts ruled against the ministry of home affairs and i think a big problem with the ministry of home affairs is they have paranoid. i mean they got so paranoid it's kind of reminicent of the 70s with gandhi. >> those are pretty harsh accusations, why do you say that? >> let me explain why. >> okay. >> you've targeted a few ngos and you have blocked their indian funding. the fact is 60% of the money that green peace receives in

jackie roland has more. john me area is in love.t's a passion that has certain over his life this is the citreon daiz. it means goddess in french. for en chooseyiests, it demands almost religious devotion. >> it was a car unlike any other with a high level of comfort that you couldn't find anywhere else. it was symbol of national pride. charles de gaulle adopted it and there was a fleet for ceremonial occasions. the car retains its cult status today. the disstinktive design and sleek lines make it popular with collect orders. they have come out in their hundreds to celebrate its 60th anniversary. >> when these cars first and on the streets of paris 60 years ago, they caused a sensation. it was as if a flying saucer had suddenly arrived. people hadn't seen anything like it before. it was a featuristic design a space age design really very much part of the atmosphere of optimism and confidence that characterize the post-war period. >> the car included many technical innovations: headlights that swivel as the car turns a corner and the

roland wong? >> yes. >> thank you, we'll now proceed with the agenda items. >> agenda item no. 1. roll call. agenda item 2. reading and approval of the agenda. item no. 3. public comment. items not on the agenda for today, but within the jurisdiction of the mdc. each speaker is limited to 3 minutes. agenda item no. 4. information item. report from cochair supanich. agenda item no. 5. overview of the mayor's office on housing opportunity, partnerships and engagement, hope, presentation on the role of hope, it's services, programs, projects and including the new navigation center. presentation by bev an duftey. director. public comment is welcome. agenda item no. 6. ceremonial item. kathy zarda, in honor of former mayor's disability council cochair, derek zarda, kathy zarda, derek's mother, will provide the council with information regarding a community memorial to be held in derek's honor on saturday, april 18, 2015, at independent living resource center, san francisco. from 11:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m.. council members and members of the public are welcome to share thoughts, memories a

. >> councilmember roland wong? >> hello. thank you for the presentation. i have an interesting comment. i also serve on the parts accessible task force. some of the questions about the deaf community. they would like to see something in the "barts", system. in the future. bart trains. they're going to have more of the live-feed screens. they were actually trying to figure out how we can accommodate people who are deaf that use this sign language. so it's more of an interesting concept. but we don't know. how bart is going to. you know. kind of fulfill that -- not fulfill that requirement. but to accommodate people who rely on sign language interpretation. with this video remote. you know maybe that will be a good segway. maybe you can come to the task force to provide a presentation about this topic. >> absolutely. >> they would be very interested. so that's my comment. so it's very good. another way of communication to people who travel in the subway system or you know in transit. >> sure. yeah. >> yeah. different you know concept. thank you. >> sure than

i have councilmember roland wong. >> hi. -- events posted on a website. and let us know the link. >> yeah. all of our events. can be found on the one by one library website. which is www.sfpl.org. you can go to our call ender. and search by cat toir "bridge at main", alphabetically alphabetically. it's under t. >> thank you. >> councilmember harriet wong. >> hi. good afternoon. i want to know the name of the author. of the autism book again. >> it's michael burnik. and

. >> councilmember roland wong. who is running late and will join us in about 20 minutes. thank you. >> thank you. now the reading of the agenda. >> agenda item number one. welcome introduction and roll call. agenda item number three. action item. reading an approval of the agenda. agenda item number three. public comment. items not on today's agenda. but within the jurisdiction of the m d.c. each speaker is limited to three minutes. agenda item number four. information i team. report from co-chair senhaux. agenda item number five. information item. aging and disability resource centers. adrc. of san francisco. a presentation on the services and locations of the aging and disability resource center of san francisco and the success story by an adrc information and assistance specialist. presentation by rowena fontanos, community outreach supervisor and vilma i. molina, information and assistance specialist. public comment is welcome. agenda item number six information item. the bridge at main. the san francisco public library's new literacy and learning center. the bridge a

board of manufacturers, when i'm in the room with them, i remind them the price needs to come down roland mentioned the multifamily dwelling issue, that is something we need to solve, we need to put a lot of work into. to be quite honest in the bay area we're 50% multifamily, and 50% single residences if i get the 50% that are single perezes, i'm pretty happy, we can't lose sight of that either. but multifamily is an issue. we need to deal with equity at the air district we set aggressive goals for our investments, we invest about $80 million, a year, in technologies, to reduce emissions, our board set a tar get get for the reductions 50% need to be impacting communities, those are the worst hit by pollution, poverty, and other criteria here in the bay area. a couple of other things, work place charity, very important for smaller vehicles for what we call the light duty passenger vehicles they act as a show place for achieving our goals if i was to talk to the city from san francisco, for a second, awhat you all could do i think it's very important we havy koe friendly building and zoning

roland garros french open today.liams and -- the two split the first two, serena comes back 3-6, 6-4, 6-2. she looks like a woman on a mission. back to you. >> thanks danny. >>> pope francis met with a group of kids today who arrived at the vatican aboard the children's train. the 200 boys and girls were children of those imprisoned in italy. the theme of the event was flight. they offered the chance a children to fly away and escape from their daily reality. the pope told the children that with dreams you can fly. >>> today, a steamy and humid day. >> it was. felt like summer once again. 87 degrees, well above normal for this time of year. we're going to do that again, then it's going to cool off. a pretty nice day at the beach. temperatures in the 70s and it was dry. we're going to be dry for most of tomorrow at the beaches, but showers and storms are in the forecast on sunday. hot and humid. temperatures around 88 degrees. that's going to spark a few thunderstorms, mainly in the afternoon. then it moves to the eas

roland is a gang leader.lieves taking and selling drugs is the only life possible here. >> for young boys, they don't have money for school fees. they don't have food for college. now they take drugs as an escape. >> but there is a price in this drug world. nicole was hit by a stray bullet. >> they are dead set. they are dead set. >> they would die quickly. if they see a shooting, they would get killed very quickly. >> you get killed just for witnessing it? >> yes you get killed for witnessing something. >> their gang leader believes the government does not care about the mixed race or the colored communities, as they call themselves, and they have allowed their neighborhood to become a ghetto. >> when the for us, for the colors there are no role models. they take the gangsters as their role models. they call the place laugh der but i call it maximum security prison. >> the cape flats have been dubbed the narco suburbs. the drug trade is everywhere here. it's the main employer and it can put food on the table

roland you want to start? i know we have to put a price on carbon, we can't do that right tom? [laughter]. >> well, let me get back to i think damian mentioned -- it turned out to be on the national average, 50% of households have access to a drive way or a garage, and the other half do not. the other half also happens to be a fertile market for electric vehicles they are in city which are typically, very progressive, and also the opportunities for many short trips, so the question is -- the challenge is infrastructure, so the tough nut that i think san francisco, from my perspective, building out the market for light duty vehicles, how do we tap into this market which is 50% of the household, which have a difficult time as you mention mentioned trying to figure out where you charge the vehicle. a lot of activity occurring there. i will point back to the tough nut to crack, is money. a tough nut to crack is bodies on this issue, even if you have money trying to convince an owner of a building to install a charger or wok place, is not easy. what we're looking at right now the th

. >> alexis roland says it was a typical school morning. her iphone 5 tonight clearly damaged, the top end apparently melted open was tucked in the back pocket of these jeans. before she arrived for clas she says that phone burst into flames leaving her with these second degree burns. >> it hurts really bad. >> you're still in pain? >> yes. >> alexi tells us the phone had been working normally and she charged it like usual last night. it was only this morning that something changed. during her walk alexi tells us she heard a crackling sound coming from the phone but it wasn't until she got here directly across from the school that she says she noticed moek actually coming from her back pocket and pulled out a phone that was on fire. >> i threw it on the ground and started stomping out the fire. >>> a crossing guard who saw it happened rushed alexis to the school nurse. >> i'm like oh my good her pants, the phone. >> for her mother the phone that was intended to provide piece of mind no longer does. >> we depend on these phones. thank god it

bad weather at roland gar ross led to delays. they didn't start until later than expected.irst set, federer on the near court here in the driver's seat up four games to two, makes it five with this forehand. takes the first set, federer does 6-3. second set now, mon fees, the near court, in control. back and forth. watch mon fees's return, a short shot there places it beautifully, a hill bit surprised. mon fees, he takes advantage. set point now. mon fees not letting up. federer with the return. mon fees down the line takes the second set, 6-4. this one was called because of darkness finish up tomorrow. >>> to dover, delaware, the fedex 400, monster mile today, lap 163, the 19 car here in the box. that's carl edwards, who was in the lead his crew drops the jack edwards takes off but a member of his crew isn't done adjusting the rear window. >> oh, my goodness. >> that's a wrench he was trying to remove. no luck he falls on his face. turned out to be okay. edwards goes from first to 21st. final lapp now jimmie johnson, he is out in the lead. kevin harvick chasing. but johnso

and roland is a creative chef type of person.an: miss rogers, who was the social secretary for the obama's, why did she leave? kate: she left because of the incident. -- the gatecrashers incident. she did very glamorous photo shoot. i did interview her for the book. she told me sweet stories about some of the butlers. including one butler who passed away. she remembers how sad that was. they invited the family to the white house for a service. i think everybody who spoke with me did so because they wanted to pay tribute to these people because no one ever asked them. brian: what is next for you? kate: i am going to hopefully work on a new book. that is white house related. brian: wendy make that decision? kate: hopefully it will come out in another two years. it takes a year and a half. i want to take the time to research it and write it. brian: the name of the book is called the residence. inside the private world of that house. our guest has been kate anderson. we thank you very much. kate: thank you. [captioning performed by t

. >> alexis roland can't believe happened to her. she was walking to school when her cellphone made a noydz but it was not a ring or text. >> i was just standing there and then it just went like i heard shhh and this was smoke. >> the smoke led to a sharp pain. >> i felt it burning. and then i took that and it was on fire. >> her apple iphone p 5 c literally caught fire it was in her back pocket when it started smoking. >> it was in my pocket i didn't touch it. >> it melted lower half of frame and burned up tier or. heat so intense it brpd a hole through the back pocket ev jeans and injured the 12-year-old burning her skin. this shows her injuries above her waistline. the family went to the hospital where doctors told alexis she suffered second degree burns. >> never never never have i seen a phone set on fire like this. >> yeset rivera is a family friend and once worked for a major cellphone company she says the cellphone catching fire is a big concern. >> i think this is crazy insane. this is a kid's phone and we buy it for our kid

roland is a gang leader and believes taking and selling drugs is the only life possible here. >> youngdreaming and the dream is to be a drug dealer and they don't have school fees and don't have money to go to college, they don't have a boyfriend in prison and no food at home and take the drugs for the escape goat. >> reporter: there is a price to this drug-fueled world and he was hit by a stray bullet in a gun fight between the gangs. these children are growing up in a battleground. >> we use drug dealers and shootings and all the kids here can get shot any times especially when you see someone's baby shot. >> you get killed for just witnessing it? >> yes. >> reporter: gang leader believes the government doesn't care about the mixed race or colored communities as they call themselves and have allowed their neighborhood to become a ghetto. >> when the party was young and the government and this is a different day because the role models and took the gangs for role models and i call this place the maximum security prison and i see everyone in power and if they can put a roof over it the

nos vamos al rectÁngulo de las emociones, al roland garros en la rama masculina el espaÑol rafael nadal a la que ya habÍa barrido por doble cero. la nÚmero uno del mundo no tuvo inconveniente en el encuentro de ida ante la alemana. en la 16 etapa del giro de italia lendan logrÓ su segunda victoria que lo ubica de segundo en la clasificaciÓn general que continuo del dÍa alberto contador que entrÓ tercero tras haber sufrido un desperfecto mecÁnico. todo esto y mÁs esta noche contacto deportivo, no se lo pierda. julio cÉsar: ¿ sabÍa usted que trabajar sentado todo el dÍa podrÍa ser perjudicial para la salud le decimos por quÉ y le ofrecemos recomendaciones al regresar? julio cÉsar: una gran parte de la poblaciÓn del paÍs trabaja sentada,esta posiciÓn ademÁs de las horas que duermen puede ser perjudicial para la salud, nos cuentan alternativas para mejorarlo. victoria: pararse tres horas al dÍa por un aÑo que equivale a correr 10 maratones segÚn estudios, por eso algunas compaÑÍas incorporan este escritorio a sus oficinas. >> me siento mÁs enfocada, estÁ ayudando con mi circulaciÓn, con mi

. >> reporter: when a young man rushed on to center court at roland garros and tried to score a selfieerer who did not look pleased. it took about ten seconds for a security guard to finally intervene. >> look how long it takes before finally someone grabs the young guy. roger is not happy. >> reporter: and he wasn't. >> i'm not happy about it. but nothing happened so i'm relieved. but clearly it wasn't a nice situation to be in. >> it scared roger. >> reporter: federer had a run in with another court crash never 2009. during the french open a man ran up and put a hat on his head and two years ago between nadal and david federer a topless man with a white mask jumped on to the court with flares. but the security breaches aren't always amusing. >> 20 years ago monica selles was knifed in the back by a stephie graph fan at a tournament in germany. the director of the french open has apologized to federer for today's incident but federer says he wants to see what action the organization will take. as for the fan, he has been identified and will be banned from attending any future matches.

roland is a gang leader.he believes taking and selling drugs is the only life possible here. >> the young boy his dream ask being a drug dealer, they don't have money to go to school, school fees, there's no food at home they take for the scapegoat. >> reporter: but there's a price for this drug fueled world. nicole was hit by a bullet in a gun fight between gangs. >> you can ask the kids here, they can't play that side and that side, they just play here. >> reporter: their gang leader believes the government doesn't care about being mixed race or the colored communities as they called themselves and have allowed their neighborhood to become a ghetto. >> you see whatever is the government now us our color same old that's a different day. because there are all model in our place that took the gangsters for their models. >> the drugs trade is everywhere here. it's the main employer. it can put food on the table when no one else will. according to a recent report the police are as explicit in this economy as the

jacky roland has the story. >> jean pierre is in love. it's a passion that has consumed him for much of his adult life and the object of his obsession is a car. this is the citroen ds the name means goddess in french. a passion that consumed him for most of his adult life. a passion that consumed him for much of his life, and the object of his obsession is a car. this is the citroen daes, it means goddess in french. for enthusiasts. the car commands religious devotion. >> it was really a car unlike any other, with a high level of comfort that you couldn't find anywhere else. >> the ds was a symbol of french national pride. the president adopted as an official vehicle, and the palace had a fleet of them for ceremonial occasions, the car retains cult status. the destinctive design and sleek ines make it popular with collectors, and they came out in their hundreds to celebrate its 60th anniversary, when the cars appeared on the streets of paris, they caused a sensation. it was as if a flying saucer arrived in the champs elysees. people had n

. >> in protests several male celebrities and josh roland they vowed they are going to wear high heelsficially denied those allegations. >> they had really nice legs. did you notice them? >> were you cheque them out? >> i was. >>> 6:47 is the time. let's check in with tori for a look at what is coming up in our next hour on mornings on 2. >> i love wearing flats. good morning dave and pam. it's not easy to up stage steph curry but his little girl managed to do it. and sal will join me next hour for round table on the game. >> reporter: it was a hard fought battle but orinda mayor steve glazer is the states newest state senator. he will join us live at 7:45 to talk about his top priorities in sacramento and will he be able to prevent anymore bart strikes. now back to you in the studio. >>> first lady michelle obama is responding to her husband's video about her give me five fitness challenge. earlier this year the first lady launched the challenge asking people to think of five ways they could be healthier and post it to social media. president obama released his video with some of the

. >> to the french open it's been a busy seat at roland-garros. novak djokovic and serena williams in third round action. williams facing victoria azarenka later, but novak djokovic is already through, having beaten kukanakis, andy murray saw off the check of nick kyrgios, 6-4, 6-2, 6-3. marin cilic was a strait-set winner over me leonardo meyer. >> and facing the new york rangers, tampa bay lightening. keeper henrik lundqvist won six successive game 7s for the rangers and made a number of key saves. the lightening scored twice and face chicago or anaheim in the western conference. >>> more sport on the website. for the latest check out aljazeera.com/sport. anaheim - not easy to say that. >> i was impressed. thank you for that. we have another bulletin coming up in the next couple of minutes. it's a full half hour. i expect to see you then. thanks for watching this one. his one. >> well, 4,000 people are rescued from the mediterranean in just 24 hours. i'm jane dutton. you're watching al jazeera. also ahead. [ sirens ] >> more than 70 people are k

threw something they were smoking into the trash, and the names of the victims sisters sally and roland a ramel. two women are facing charges after a toddler had to be rescued from a rooftop. clara bell is the mother of that 2-year-old boy he was home alone when he climbed on top of a three story home on leaper street yesterday. they stopped the second boy from going out the window and investigators are not identifying his mother because she is just 17 both women are charge wrd endangering the welfare of a child. >> now to a check of the accuweather forecast on a steamy spring bay. adam joseph is live along city avenue it's a roll up the shirt sleeves type of day out there. >> i should have done that. it's warm again but notice the uptick in the humidity if you have been outdoors for an extended amount of time the cold front could bring a couple of scattered thunderstorms this evening, 83 in philadelphia 79 in wilmington and 84 in millville. and along the shore 74 degrees at the boardwalk and sea isle city showing the wind coming off the very chilly ocean. when the sun came over the hor

roland is a gang leader. he believes selling and taking drugs is the only life possible here. >> the young boys, their dream wasn't to abdrug leader, they don't have the money to go to college, there's no food at home. they take the drugs for the escape goat. >> there's a price to that drug-fueled world. nicole was hilt by a stray bullet in a drug fight between the gangs. these children are growing up in a battle ground. >> everywhere is shootings. >> the gang leader believes the government doesn't care about the mixed race or colored communities and have allowed their neighborhood to become a ghetto. >> the park was here. ever since the government now for us, for colored the police took the gangsters for their own models. >> the drugs trade is everywhere here. it's the main employer. they can put food on the table when no one else will. according to a police report, the police are complicit in this economy. >> it is through corruption that criminal network are able to co opt public officials including law en

jacky roland reports. >> reporter: the extra money pledged by the european union is a recognition that african republic is far from over. the money will be spent on humanitarian aid and promoting stability and security. >> translator: we're not a shamed to ask for assistance because we don't have the means. we have begun to give hope to the people and we need to take that through to the end with the support of the international community. >> reporter: the central afghan republic remains volatile. french and african troops oversea a fragile peace after two years of fighting. nearly half a million people are homeless within their own country. christians forced out by muslims, and muslims forced out by christians. the muslim minority in particular is paying the price of the violence. another half million people have fled over the boarder to chad cameroon, and the democratic republic of congo. here they are living in refugee camps. entirely dependent on international aid. this is the lean season in central africa and food stocks are dangerously low. mothers and their children are most at r

. >> an atf agent named roland belesterious was assigned the dangerous job of actually serving the warrants even made it to the front door. >> a barrage of gunfire went right through the front door. >> camera man. hey, cameraman! >> ambulance, got it. >> how could these guys just start shooting at us? >> the morning of february 28th, 1993, i will never forget. >> crisis negotiator byron sage is the first fbi agent on the scene, arriving some 75 minutes after the shooting started. >> and i got there a little after 11:00, gun battle was still raging, which was significant. [ gunfire ] the average gun battle in law enforcement lasts about two seconds. this was a gun battle that had raged now for well over an hour. >> suddenly, there were some that shot back. we're not denying that. because they weren't trusting us and we weren't probably too trusting of them because they were continuing to shoot. >> bullets were coming out of every window within the compound. >> fbi agent bob ricks would become the face of the government's effort to end the standoff. when he arrives, the atf agents are in shoc