i am lisa amin gulezian for abc7 >> the music video service is moving into the new headquarters in sanrancisco. it is elected next to twitter headquarters at 11th and market, six times larger than the office in los angeles and new york. though hope to double the number of employees in san francisco the next year by investing if local talent. >> do you want a blizzard? you could be able to enjoy the treat at dairy queen with a massive expansion across california. according to the silicon valley jam they are looking to open 400 stores in the state including in the bay area. there are only 98 dairy queens in california. 17 are close to home. >> did you see that skillet? >> i love a cone. give me a vanilla cone. >> or chocolate dipped. >> with the swirl and the dip. >> it is a skill. >> it is. >> and we will see if we can produce the weather. >> the next six hours, it will be quiet. no need for the umbrella. but breezy. some bridges are under advisories with 12 miles per hour at sfo. 18 heading through the delta. watch out for that. it is also a reason why we are going from mostly cloudy t

live in san jose, lisa amin gulezian, abc7 news. >> thank you, lisa. well, this video could be key to the capture of a gunman in berkeley. you can see the gunman in this surveillance video shooting several times at a homeless man. no one was injured. just second ises earlier a third person walks by on the right. police are hoping that person comes forward to help them id the gunman. it happened outside the car wash. >> hillary clinton and donald trump took a big step forward to win their party's nomination with victories in the primary. >> trump came out on top and john kasich took second with 25% beating out ted cruz. >> and in a democratic race, clinton received 58% to bernie sanders' 42%. marcy gonzalez has the candidates' reaction from new york. >> no major surprises here. trump and clinton claiming major victories at home picking up delegates and steam after a tough few weeks. >> ♪ new york, new york >> big wins in the big apple for the presidential front runners. >> thank you, everybody and thank you new york. we love new york. >> donald trump pr

live in san jose, lisa amin gulezian, abc7 news. >> thank you, lisa.o the capture of a gunman in berkeley. you can see the gunman in this surveillance video shooting several times at a homeless man. no one was injured. just second ises earlier a third person walks by on the right. police are hoping that person comes forward to help them id the gunman. it happened outside the car wash. >> hillary clinton and donald trump took a big step forward to win their party's nomination with victories in the primary. >> trump came out on top and john kasich took second with 25% beating out ted cruz. >> and in a democratic race, clinton received 58% to bernie sanders' 42%. marcy gonzalez has the candidates' reaction from new york. >> no major surprises here. trump and clinton claiming major victories at home picking up delegates and steam after a tough few weeks. >> ♪ new york, new york >> big wins in the big apple for the presidential front runners. >> thank you, everybody and thank you new york. we love new york. >> donald trump projecting to claim many of the 95

lisa amin gulezian brings us the story. >> i'm super excited! >> in crissy field people were in awe as it quietly glided through the sky. it is also the first of its kind scientific feat. the si2, for short, has a wingspan larger than a 747. it is powered only by the sun. >> it can receive perpetual flight. flies up during the day and powers i am on the energy of the sun and flies down at night on the energy stored from the day. >> it's a fuel-free model. those on ground found it inspiring. >> it's huge milestone for really solar technology. >> has solar panels and now they are putting it on a plane. it's pretty incredible. nothing like being there to see it. >> this will be their ninth stop since it started its journey in march of last year. it heft hawaii thursday and has flown nonstop since. the company founder spoke with me by phone as it across the bay. knowing so nanny people were on the ground cheering him on put a smile on his face. >> when you tell me that people dream. i can inspire them, i will really happy. if it can help other peopl

lisa amin gulezian? days of freely watering the lawn or hosing the sidewalk are gone because of restrictions. some water agencies were asked to loosen things up a bit. the santa clara county water district staff even suggested reducing conservation from 30 to 15%, many in the audience think it is way too soon. >> it feels to relax the restrictions but it is a victimry slope. the board agreed. >> it is always if to save because we don't know what next year brings it could be the first of several more dry years. >> east bay mud board agreed to do away with the controversial program that fined water wasters. but several water districts want to wait until a statewide water report is issued before they change or lowering local restrictions. that is not what many homeowners tired of looking at the dry lawn, want to hear. [ inaudible ] >> this woman used to be proud of her front yard. >> we had other landscaping we let go because of the water restrictions >> the state will announce the water report may 18. i am

no, that's sorry that is idi amin. no, that is for tz rest whitaker playing idi amin. sorry, i'm sorry, my bad, larry, my bad, my bad. corner of my eye. i'm sorry, man. so yeah, that is my president, jacob zuma. and this guy is the president of south africa. is he no stranger to controversy. he is a man who has faced over 700 charges of cor rungs and that was before he was elected-- corruption before he was elected as president that should have been a red flag to south africans but ever since apartheid we strife to be color blind. but now president zuma has gotten himself into another bind. >> in south africa the country's president jacob zuma is facing calls to resign, this after south africa's highest court determined zuma broke the law in using public funds to renovate his proif at homes. the constitutional court ruled mr. zuma improperly used 15 million dollars in state funds for home upgrades. (laughter). >> trevor: you know why i love this? people looking at this going which one is his home? all of it. what are you looking at, all of it, yeah, president zuma spen

[gunshots] [helicopters] war, 25 25 years of years of continuous terror, ,amine, pestilence, and deathy of the living and the dead -- the dead no longer suffer. dreamsy others, dead our , hopes, and trust of years gone by. ♪ going,e thing keeps many hope. you are a marine on patrol, headed for some village whose name you don't remember. -- this is a region under control of the viet cong. somewhere out there, and the dense jungle, they may be hiding. at any moment you may come across them. viet cong, or refugees. if viet cong, you know what to do. if refugees, what? what do you do with these people who want out? refugees who have had enough of the enemy from within. your job, when you encounter them, the take care of these -- take care of these refugees, bring them a place where they can be safe and believe in life again. there are more than 500,000 refugees here. nearly a million and a half in all of vietnam. each week the total swells by hundreds. with each passing day, the odds go up you will encounter refugees. the marine corps expects you and your buddies to help through the civic

there is a phase to the roithd right that we should repurpose streets and parking for more aminities we consider important in the city. we have diagrams [inaudible] currently in phase 1 where we are today, a lot of cars on the streets [inaudible] taxi and transit, but mostly a congested experience for everybody. recently we had the increase in the different tnc services which are creating more capacity for on demand trips but still not a real change in the transportation system. we believe that if we expand the sharing economy in the transportation system to have more car and bike sharing and the different carpooling services that is when we will see travel demands in the city and should be able to repurpsh spots for [inaudible] and things we care about in the city as well. when we get to shared and connected system where the vehicles are connected and communicating they can move much closer to each other and aware of the traffic conditions and safety issues that is when we'll see positive reductions in meeting the vision zero goals and reducing emissions and so forth. [inaudible] we

abc 7's lisa amin gulezian has more. >> reporter: for many it was the first time they'd ever been on a plane or left northern california. >> welcome home. >> reporter: the first to greet this group of tired and weary travelers is san francisco police chief greg sir. this was a trip full of firsts. the first time many used a passport. the first time most have left home. the first time ever truly seeing the world outside of the bay view. san francisco police officer jason johnson started "operation genesis" to give these kids a chance to change and grow. >> i realize they didn't really know about their culture, where they came from. and the struggle that really took place for them to have the opportunity they have. >> reporter: we there were as the teens left their neighborhood for the eight-day long trip. while in ghana they donated supplies to schools gave shoes to kids and spent time in villages. poverty was hard to ignore. >> it's a wake-up call to be grateful for everything. not everybody has it like this. >> some people don't have shoes nice clothes. we had everything and we can'

there is a phase to the roithd right that we should repurpose streets and parking for more aminities we consider important in the city. we have diagrams [inaudible] currently in phase 1 where we are today, a lot of cars on the streets [inaudible] taxi and transit, but mostly a congested experience for everybody. recently we had the increase in the different tnc services which are creating more capacity for on demand trips but still not a real change in the transportation system. we believe that if we expand the sharing economy in the transportation system to have more car and bike sharing and the different carpooling services that is when we will see travel demands in the city and should be able to repurpsh spots for [inaudible] and things we care about in the city as well. when we get to shared and connected system where the vehicles are connected and communicating they can move much closer to each other and aware of the traffic conditions and safety issues that is when we'll see positive reductions in meeting the vision zero goals and reducing emissions and so forth. [inaudible] we

and aminalizing cannabis doctor suddenly thought so. >> the prohibition has not led to a decrease in consumption. it was being distributed through traffic eight here. >> the latest ideas for legal and regulated use. >> there will be no other there was no government walk -- work done on the issue. it is pandering young people and the national labor law. >> they say, we are open, nice, having a debate about cannabis. it is not serious. >> the possession will get offenders up to a year in prison. even 20% of adolescents use this. it is hard not to mess your brain up. >> they are not alone. it is the highest number of young users on the continent. expert and an art was found.ork by carava they are yet to say if the painting is authentic. we take a look. >> unveiled for the first time, this rare treasure could be worth 120 million euros. the masterpiece is believed to be painted by one of the most celebrated italian artists of the century, disappearing without a trace around 400 years ago. the authenticity has yet to be this one isd convinced that it is the real deal. >> the announcer cou

lisa amin gulezian with more. >> reporter: it happened on a southwest airlines flight last week. the iraq-born student who once helped build a school in syrian refugee camps found himself in a situation he could have never imagined. this is video of kiral dean makzumi asking ban ki-moon a question at a special world affairs council dinner in los angeles april 5th. the next day the southwest airlines frequent flyer boarded a flight from l.a.x. to oakland. he was on the phone with his uncle in baghdad and said a common arabic statement "god willing." that's when he noticed a passenger eyeing him. she told security he was using jihadist language. >> they degraded me as a human and they only, i believe they thought i was a terrorist. >> reporter: the normally gregarious student was searched and intimidated for 45 minutes by airport security. >> she said you need to be honest with us. you have said something about -- they pulled me out without any, i mean, there should be a procedure. >> reporter: according to a southwest airlines statement, the company wouldn't remove a passenger wit

abc7 news reporter lisa amin gulezian brings us the story. >> i'm super excited! >> in crissy field people were in awe as it quietly glided through the sky. it is also the first of its kind scientific feat. the sf2, for short, has a wingspan larger than a 747. >> a can receive perpetual flight. >> flies up during the day and gets power stored in their battery and flies back down on the energy stored. >> it's a fuel-free model. those on ground found it inspiring. >> it's huge milestone for really solar technology. >> has solar panels and now they are putting it on a plane. it's pretty incredible. nothing like being there to see it. >> this will be their ninth stop since it started its journey in march of last year. the company founder spoke with me by phone as it across the bay. >> when you tell me that people dream. they can inspire them, i will really happy. if it can help other people, that would be fantastic. >> and that was lisa amin gulezian reporting. the pilot spoke to the media afterwards and described the experience of flying the one-of-a-kind machine. >>

alicia amin gulezian is live where some believe it could be too much change too soon. >> that is very true. santa clara has one of the highest water restrictions around. it is 30%. the staff recommended cutting the number by half. the days of freely watering your lawn or hosing down your sidewalk are gone due to restrictions. the water agencies were asked to loosen things up a bit. the santa clara valley water staff suggested reducing conservation from 30 to 15%. many in the awed -- many in the audience think it is too soon for that. >> it feels good to relax your restrictions and it is a slippery slope. >> the board agreed. it is good to save because we don't know what next year brings. it could be the first of several more dry years. >> the east bay mud board agreed to do away with the controversial program that fined water wasters. contra costa water and santa clara valley water district want to wait until a statewide report is issued before changing and lowering the restrictions. it is not what many homeowners tired of looking at their dry lawns want to hear. >> they need to fluct

alicia amin gulezian is live where some believe it could be too much change too soon. >> that is verye. santa clara has one of the highest water restrictions around. it is 30%. the staff recommended cutting the number by half. the days of freely watering your lawn or hosing down your sidewalk are gone due to restrictions. the water agencies were asked to loosen things up a bit. the santa clara valley water staff suggested reducing conservation from 30 to 15%. many in the awed -- many in the audience think it is too soon for that. >> it feels good to relax your restrictions and it is a slippery slope. >> the board agreed. it is good to save because we don't know what next year brings. it could be the first of several more dry years. >> the east bay mud board agreed to do away with the controversial program that fined water wasters. contra costa water and santa clara valley water district want to wait until a statewide report is issued before changing and lowering the restrictions. it is not what many homeowners tired of looking at their dry lawns want to hear. >> they need to fluctuate

there is a phase to the roithd right that we should repurpose streets and parking for more aminities we consider important in the city. we have diagrams [inaudible] currently in phase 1 where we are today, a lot of cars on the streets [inaudible] taxi and transit, but mostly a congested experience for everybody. recently we had the increase in the different tnc services which are creating more capacity for on demand trips but still not a real change in the transportation system. we believe that if we expand the sharing economy in the transportation system to have more car and bike sharing and the different carpooling services that is when we will see travel demands in the city and should be able to repurpsh spots for [inaudible] and things we care about in the city as well. when we get to shared and connected system where the vehicles are connected and communicating they can move much closer to each other and aware of the traffic conditions and safety issues that is when we'll see positive reductions in meeting the vision zero goals and reducing emissions and so forth. [inaudible] we

to reclaim some of our public space dedicated for private car use over to something that is more aminable to social equity which is affordable housing. the grant focused on 3 areas, one is create a city policy framework [inaudible] a lot of the companies are brand new and they are literally all over the place in terms of their ability to meet our city goals and objectives. work on developing the [inaudible] and then guide the development of the automated technology. we have 6 keep principles we would like to push forward on as a screening criteria before we qualify the companies from now on and that is looking at the safety both in the vehicle and traffic safety approach to the operation making sure they focus on affordability, accessibility, available across the city and make sure they work with each other so they are [inaudible] and leading to the [inaudible] these customer focus objectives will help improve the things people have been telling us that are important. for example, being able to see all the different transport services in one app. [inaudible] and pay in one app. those thin

a career high 28 hit some huge three-pointers, finishes it off amin aminu and the blazers get the victory. we encourage you to watch espn programming all day depends on the time, the hour and what's on but you should watch. >> thanks. duly noted. >>> up next in "the pulse," don't be fooled. it's april 1st and some >>> why fans were throwing rubber rats on the ice at an nhl game. (vo) if you have type 2 diabetes, you may know what it's like to deal with high... and low blood sugar. januvia (sitagliptin) is a once-daily pill that, along with diet and exercise, helps lower blood sugar. januvia works when your blood sugar is high and works less when your blood sugar is low, because it works by enhancing your body's own ability to lower blood sugar. plus januvia, by itself, is not likely to cause weight gain or low blood sugar (hypoglycemia). januvia should not be used in patients with type 1 diabetes or diabetic ketoacidosis. tell your doctor if you have a history of pancreatitis. serious side effects can happen, including pancreatitis which may be severe and lead to death. stop taking januvi

. >> this man said he used to pray alongside amin rabih, now they're trying to find peace after the couple were be found dead inside their home. >> reporter: the couple's oldest son was arrested last night in connection with the murder. today police announced his 17-year-old younger brother has also been arrested. neighbors who live near the family tell nbc bay area that there were messages written on the walls where the couple was found dead. one said "sorry my first kill was clumsy." sources also tell us the parents did not approve of the older son's sexual orientation. >> we're hoping everybody's prayers are with us and we hope they are praying for the closer family, who are obviously facing a lot more than you and i are facing. we're all in this together. >> reporter: the younger brother whose name has not been released due to his age was back in class the day after his parents' bodies were found. today evergreen high school released a statement saying in part, "like everyone else we are in shock and disbelief regarding this tragic event. we have additional counselors and support staff

westbound on 422 am knee township berks county -- aminity berks county a crash there. >>> officer james mccullough is on the menld after a night -- mend after a night where he was chasing a suspect. two suspects are in custody at this point. annie mccormick is live outside of penn presbyterian hospital where officer mccullough is being treated. good morning, annie. >> reporter: good morning, tam, that's right, two suspects are in custody, but there might be a third that police are looking for. this is one tough police officer. police tell us that after he was shot in the leg, he continued to fire off more shots in the direction of those suspects then he tended to his own wound by putting a tourniquet on his leg before he was rushed to the hospital. this is the scene salford and market where gunfire erupted between a robbery suspect and philadelphia police. it started with a woman flagged down two officers on patrol. two men were breaking into her car. >>> they exited the vehicle and started to run. officer tackled one of the male. instantly he was shot in his left leg, the male got up a

it was said this morning that it will be a dirty amine campaign and a rush to the bottom. mean campaign and a rush to the bottom. michael: i think hillary clinton's brand is going to demand that she hover above this. talked the clintons have about the 1990's and what they believe they were subjected to during his presidency, the partisanship, the nastiness, the personal attacks -- they had made such a cause of maligning that behavior and that conduct and trying to stand apart from that in politics, that i think you will see her try to make that case and attempt to keep this as substantive as possible. that will, no doubt, guide her selection of a vice presidential candidate, a running mate, because she will need someone who can operate at a different level, perhaps as an attacker. that's one of the things carly fiorina does very skillfully. she was very creative and articulate in her critique of hillary clinton. you remember one of her famous lines was, "hillary clinton has evaded prosecution only more than el chapo." she was a very dynamic presence on the debate stage. sh

find an option to send a so-called mike- drop response to email threadsds that would send showing amine 81 character, thia is it here, dropping a microphone and muteting the mut conversation for the sentent essentially allows to you have the last word in email threat. but, it led the center of the email in many cases to think thi that their emails had been deleted and were un recoverable. so it caused tons of headaches and angered some users. now google is issuing an apology in that statement they said well it looks like we prankedranked ourselves this year due to the h bug the mike drop feature inadvertently caused more hesed headaches than laughs we are truly sorry smooch into shows s maybe just don't evenmo participate in april fools. >> didn't do at this time right. >> exactly don't do it at all.ll meanwhile there is facebook mark zuckerberg, now fashion i couldn't icons, well if you believe, promoting a line up for h and m they are saying he's a fashion icons, april foolsil foo painings go it was pretty well don. it consisted of one pair of o jeans and seven identical gray t-shirts

we are very excited and share your excitement and think the cafe will be very very wonderful aminity for the neighborhood, for the users of the library and i think our staff will be happy about it too. any questions i can answer for you? >> there are no questions at this time on this item so thank you for being here to pronet. >> thank you very much >> we'll open for public comment. seeing no public comment it is closed. can we take a motion on the item? >> motion to approve. >> thank you supervisor avalos. we do have a motion to move forward with recommendation and do that without opposition. any other iletms items before the committee? >> there are no other items. >> meeting is adjourned. [meeting adjourned] welcome to did you know that many buildings in san francisco are not bolted to the foundation on today's episode we'll learn how the option to bolt our foundation in an earthquake. >> hi, everybody welcome to another episode of stay safe i'm the director of earthquake safety in the city and county of san francisco i'm joined by a friend matt. >> thank you thanks for being with

lisa amin gulezian, abc7 news. . >> what is old is new gap. the over stock.com pulled out of their naming rights for the coliseum. they were at the coliseum yesterday when the giants visited the a's for a final spring training tune-up. it's no longer known as the o.o coliseum. but overstock will continue to do business with the a's. for the time being you can call it the coliseum or by their original name. the oakland county cot see i am. that name goes back to when it opened over 50 years ago. >> more sunshine today? >> yes, it's working its way here slowly. temperatures in the north bay also influence the by the low cloud deck and the fog. 2 to 3-mile visibility. 50s now. we talk about 60s and 70s and even 80s and 90s, it's all coming up. >> and a freak coincidence in a deadly southern california plane crash. this plane landed on the exact same interstate more than a decade ago. >> and plus. >> i didn't know what the gun was as first. >> terrifying moments for a young bart robber after a robber pulled a is it good. >> good morning, everyone.

. >> and that was abc7 news reporter lisa amin gulezian. the pilot spoke to the media afterwards and described the experience of flying the one-of-a-kind machine. >> when you take off with a solar airplane and you fly for several days and several nights, you are in another world. you are in a world of concentration, of purpose, of harmony, of respect. >> google cofound wares there to greet the pilot. they are resting up before resume their flight. next stop is the midwest. >>> 5:03 is our. a 23-year-old man was rescued after a high surf swept him away. a team of firefighters and beach patrolrels skewers brought the man to safety near the great highway. victim survived of the encounter. man was able to wade closer to short but it took the help of many to bring him to shore. >> it's been extremely dangerous conditions this season. it's always dangerous but we had an el nino and we had a lot of high surf advisories almost every weekend. >> approximately fire department says beach goers have underestimated the strength of the waves until it's t

lisa amin gulezian, abc7 news. >> in the east bay, today is the final day of the ninth annual clinton global university. last night the former president clinton praised this generation. >> this generation right here right now is the most poised of any generation in your opinion you have seen to make real change? >> because they have to question more, and because they live in the most interdependent connected time in history, and because they are the most comfortable with our diversity and all of it's manifestations. >> abc7 news was at u.c. berkeley last night at talk show coast conan o'brien moderated the closing program of the clinton global initiative university. president clip ton and chelsea led students from around the world in community issues. the program wraps up today with a day of community service. >>> air b&b is coming after people who list more than one home for rent in san francisco. a 2014 law in the city bans more than one listing on home sharing sites. air b&b said 20% of are their house listings are controlled by hosts who break the law and list more than one proper

lisa amin gulezian, abc7 news. >> today is the final day of the ninth annual clinton global university. last night the former president clinton praised this generation. >> this generation right here right now is the most poised of any generation in your opinion you are seen to make real change? >> because they have to question more, and because they live in the most enter with dependent connected time in history, and because they are the most comfortable with our diversity and all. it's manifestations. >> abc7 news was at u.c. berkeley last night at talk show coast conan o'brien moderated the closing program of the clinton global initiative university. the program wraps up today with a day of community service. 5:08 is our time. air b&b is coming after people who list more than one home for rent in san francisco. a 2014 law in the city bans more than one listing on home sharing sites. air b&b said 20% of are their house listings are controlled by hosts who break the law and list more than one property. the san francisco chronicle reports besides pledging to remove people who list more

de matina,amin welcome, claire. what is your organization, how does it work, and is tom helpful at all? claire: a little bit of context as well. it is a fairly new organization that has been around since 2012. it was founded by kim cook and chef tom cooley keough -- colle cqiuo. leahy andor senator for my last five years on the hill i worked for chellie pingree, who is very unique. she came to congress as an organic farmer and sees issues as nonpartisan, low hanging fruit that should be embraced. when she came to congress and they ran her washington office she really challenged me to find the policies that were going to be impactful for local farmers and were going to be meaningful to consumers. we came up with a great bill, we , ate the local food act comprehensive piece of legislation that was going to do all of those things, but not too quickly. we made some really good strides in the last farm bill but what we found over and over again was despite an enormous changes in the marketplace and things my panelists ha

compatible so think we can approve it with the condition that they explore that and it would be aminable to it. >> suggesting you are not requiring it? >> not requiring it but with staff they can make that determination. >> the conditions don't need to be modified? >> i'll make a motion to approve without a condition. >> okay. >> second >> thank you commissioners. on that motion to improve the matter with conditions. [roll call vote] thank you commissioners motion passes 7-0. >> grant requested variance noting the set back that [inaudible] the third floor set back which is [inaudible] preservation concernwise the project and also the side yard set back provided. overall that forces development to go towards the back of the subject property and encroaching 3 feet 9 inches to the rear yard but not encroaching into the the property so not having a impact on the open space. [inaudible] if people who disagree with these decision can appeal that to the planning commission. in regard to the street trees those are under the purview of department of public works. i don't know if this is city main

we are very excited and share your excitement and think the cafe will be very very wonderful aminity for the neighborhood, for the users of the library and i think our staff will be happy about it too. any questions i can answer for you? >> there are no questions at this time on this item so thank you for being here to pronet. >> thank you very much >> we'll open for public comment. seeing no public comment it is closed. can we take a motion on the item? >> motion to approve. >> thank you supervisor avalos. we do have a motion to move forward with recommendation and do that without opposition. any other iletms items before the committee? >> there are no other items. >> meeting is adjourned. [meeting adjourned] >> i want to welcome everyone here today and today, we are signing this very important piece of legislation and let me begin by thanking supervisor wiener so far his instead of leadership the sponsoring the legislation that will raise the minimum angle for anyone purchasing tobacco products and e cigarettes to the average 24 and that will take effect on july 1st of this year i

so supposedly, one of the creators of the program it was up amin at k trh rounded crew, ran into a coffee shop, got change for a dollar bill and started interviewing one of the technicians and giving him a dollar for every question he answered right. released in they were mobbed. people were coming out of the woodwork. this was depression air at texas and one dollar was one dollar. secondly, they invented the quiz show or at least one of the very earliest incarnations of a question and answer with prices type program. said they were picked up for nbc inl distribution by the summer of 1935. there for show was on july 7. they would do a brief interview --h people before they got before they got to the important part with contestants. they kept demand man on the street interview kind of style but it sort of took a backseat to the question and answer part. of broadcasting from lobbies around new york, hotels, lobbies, grand central station, anywhere they could get a lot of people passing by they could throw in front of a microphone. is notcture here actually will rogers, as much as it might l

powered by over 2400 journalists in 150 euros around the world, i am haslinda amin.hi motors due to deliver reports on wednesday, but they will not do this because of uncertainty. a fuel economy scandal. we bring in the advanced research japan reporter. do you think able issue and earnings forecast? -- do you think they will issue and earnings forecast? there was quite a crisis. >> i think it is very difficult for the company to come up with any sort of earnings forecast within this time again because of the uncertainties regarding their economy problems. angie: doing the calculations no doubt, you and your colleagues have been doing that all across japan. what do you think the liability could grow to be for mitsubishi? koji endo: it is very difficult at this point. partly because the number of total cars that the day -- that they might have to compensate is still unknown. they announced 5000 units last week, and then most likely that number, they will be a lot bigger than at this point they indicate. probably over a million units might be cars they have to do someth

he didn't drop the box cutter and rfs taized and 10 minutes later i spoke to him and he was aminable. he was uninjured and he asked why his cousin who is a deputy sheriff had not responded to the scene make thg joke, my cousin is too busy to see me. i believe law enforcement officerss need the option to keep people alive. the other choices are very dangerous. thank you. >> thank you and so everybody knows there is a buzzer that gives a 30 second warning so there are two. that is why sometimes gets 30 seconds more. next speaker. good evening. >> good evening. i want to address 2 issues . okay. let's be honest. the tasers-where are they? you want to play politics with them. where is mayor lee? come on people. i want to express my thanks to joyce hicks, her article about the young man in the chronicle. you go girl. where are the tasers people? come on. every police department in the nation has them but you people won't do it. [inaudible] please shooting. the man couldn't speak english, the officers were violating the 21 feet rule. greg you know about that. he had to get 21 feet away from

he didn't drop the box cutter and rfs taized and 10 minutes later i spoke to him and he was aminable. he was uninjured and he asked why his cousin who is a deputy sheriff had not responded to the scene make thg joke, my cousin is too busy to see me. i believe law enforcement officerss need the option to keep people alive. the other choices are very dangerous. thank you. >> thank you and so everybody knows there is a buzzer that gives a 30 second warning so there are two. that is why sometimes gets 30 seconds more. next speaker. good evening. >> good evening. i want to address 2 issues . okay. let's be honest. the tasers-where are they? you want to play politics with them. where is mayor lee? come on people. i want to express my thanks to joyce hicks, her article about the young man in the chronicle. you go girl. where are the tasers people? come on. every police department in the nation has them but you people won't do it. [inaudible] please shooting. the man couldn't speak english, the officers were violating the 21 feet rule. greg you know about that. he had to get 21 feet away from

he didn't drop the box cutter and rfs taized and 10 minutes later i spoke to him and he was aminable. he was uninjured and he asked why his cousin who is a deputy sheriff had not responded to the scene make thg joke, my cousin is too busy to see me. i believe law enforcement officerss need the option to keep people alive. the other choices are very dangerous. thank you. >> thank you and so everybody knows there is a buzzer that gives a 30 second warning so there are two. that is why sometimes gets 30 seconds more. next speaker. good evening. >> good evening. i want to address 2 issues . okay. let's be honest. the tasers-where are they? you want to play politics with them. where is mayor lee? come on people. i want to express my thanks to joyce hicks, her article about the young man in the chronicle. you go girl. where are the tasers people? come on. every police department in the nation has them but you people won't do it. [inaudible] please shooting. the man couldn't speak english, the officers were violating the 21 feet rule. greg you know about that. he had to get 21 feet away from

amin? >> yeah. a new report on the foreign exchange practices of major u.s. trading partners.ews here such as it is, is that the treasury is not saying that any major trading partner of the united states is manipulating the currency vis-a-vis the u.s. dollar. but under a new law established last year, they are creating a new what they're calling monitor list. that monitoring list is going to include they say five countries, china, japan, korea, south korea they mean, taiwan and germany. they say those countries met the criteria -- two out of three criteria that they have established for enhanced analysis. what this all boils down to is that those countries are not going to be getting enhanced analysis by the treasury department because they didn't meet all three. nonetheless they're singled out in the treasury report. think of this, guys, as a stern wag of the finger from the treasury department to those countries and maybe it will raise eyebrows they have been added to this report. no major consequences. >> which two country was that just now? >> so they're adding china, japa

that's way past 70 million schedules -- amin apointments a year. you got that fixed. if the system works -- i would like to have you guys define what an appointment is. what i figured is, the day i called you, if you're my doctor and i call, that's the day i call to get the appointment. what i see happening was that you would tell the veteran, well, you don't have -- we don't have an appointment the day you want it but we got one six -- would that be ok? when the veteran says that's ok that's the desired date. look, the numbers are what they are. just go ahead and say we don't have it until then and if it's a problem, if you prioritize it, as dr. ruiz said, see them early. why is that hard? why do we make this so difficult? secretary shulkin: so, dr. roe, a couple things. 32,067 schedulers seems like a lot. the only issue i would add to that is it's got a 5% turnover rate every year. gs-5's. you're constantly circulating people in and out. mr. roe: like a food restaurant sounds like. secretary shulkin: right. secondly, seeing the urgent patients first, that's what hea

vivo en filadelfia, en pen silva ya con la informaciÓn de esta jornada de votaciones, rogelio como amineica de saber si tendrÁ algo que hacer en contra de donald trump, la gran realidad neyda, es que hoy donald trump estÁ liderando estos 5 estados y podrÍa obtener mÁs delegados e incrementar su ventaja a la carrera del partido republicano. ahora, lo importante el estado que hay que poner la vista es entre 8 dÍas indiana. esa primaria es im para ahora tanto, porque allÍ es donde comienza a tomar forma este acuerdo que han hecho tanto kasich como cruz para detener a donald trump y hay que ver si hay efecto. si ted cruz ante la salida del gobernador kasich que no hara campaÑa y no devastara en estado de indiana puede ganar a donald trump y quedarse con los delegados del estado de indiana, asÍ le da los votos al ganador. y hay una encuesta de ennbc por primera vez donald trump llegÓ al 50% de las preferencias entre los republicano y las personas de tendencia republicana. se habÍa mantenido en los 40. y ahora ha llegado al 50%. y uno ya no se sabe que pensar que ha creado el millonario en tor

compatible so think we can approve it with the condition that they explore that and it would be aminableo it. >> suggesting you are not requiring it? >> not requiring it but with staff they can make that determination. >> the conditions don't need to be modified? >> i'll make a motion to approve without a condition. >> okay. >> second >> thank you commissioners. on that motion to improve the matter with conditions. [roll call vote] thank you commissioners motion passes 7-0. >> grant requested variance noting the set back that [inaudible] the third floor set back which is [inaudible] preservation concernwise the project and also the side yard set back provided. overall that forces development to go towards the back of the subject property and encroaching 3 feet 9 inches to the rear yard but not encroaching into the the property so not having a impact on the open space. [inaudible] if people who disagree with these decision can appeal that to the planning commission. in regard to the street trees those are under the purview of department of public works. i don't know if this is city mainta

i'm aminable to meeting outside of city hall. we just starting meeting in city hall. why? we started meeting in city hall so we can have our commission meetings televised bought at fire department head quarters it wasn't possible to do that. starting this year our commission meetings are televise today the public so everyone can see what we are doing and don't have anything to hide and have aenchg to gain by getting your input and appreciate that. we'll take your recommendations you gave us tonight. we'll look at everyone of those recommendation squz see how feasible they may be to implement. we take your recommendations and input quite seriously. believe me, i think all on the commission feel there needs to be better enforcement, it is all a meter of resources. we need more resources in our department so we can have the people power to get out and follow up on complaints as efficiently. we need to tell people in the community why fires are happening and need to be smore specific, i agree. cause and--lets areer see if we can pin point that cause more specifically. we had g

he didn't drop the box cutter and rfs taized and 10 minutes later i spoke to him and he was aminable.e was uninjured and he asked why his cousin who is a deputy sheriff had not responded to the scene make thg joke, my cousin is too busy to see me. i believe law enforcement officerss need the option to keep people alive. the other choices are very dangerous. thank you. >> thank you and so everybody knows there is a buzzer that gives a 30 second warning so there are two. that is why sometimes gets 30 seconds more. next speaker. good evening. >> good evening. i want to address 2 issues . okay. let's be honest. the tasers-where are they? you want to play politics with them. where is mayor lee? come on people. i want to express my thanks to joyce hicks, her article about the young man in the chronicle. you go girl. where are the tasers people? come on. every police department in the nation has them but you people won't do it. [inaudible] please shooting. the man couldn't speak english, the officers were violating the 21 feet rule. greg you know about that. he had to get 21 feet away from t