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the latest comes from lieutenant governor abel maldonado. >> i'm here to discuss an issue that threatens the lives of every californian. >> pg&e faces a record fine for the blast. more than $2 billion. plus, former bay area comic w. kamau bell, totally honest, totally unfiltered about his hit show "totally biased." >> as a black person in america, you have to find humor in race, t. you'll go crazup ny. >>> good evening. welcome to this week in northern california. joining me are tom vacar, carla marinucci, and matthai kuruvila. the sudden departure of howard jordan on wednesday for unspecified medical reasons left the police force, civil leaders and community in shock. today, just 48 hours later, jordan's replacement stepped down, and another chief, the third in three days, was named. matthai, what happened today, and how is the city reacting to all of this turbulence at the top? >> well, what happened today is largely the result of a court order that oakland has been struggling with for over a decade. and there's an abuse scandal in 2000, and that led to a series of reforms that the cit

. >> we're here in another recology studio with abel. what attracted you to apply for this special program? >> who would not want to come to the dump? but is the first question. for me, being in a situation that you're not comfortable in has always been the best. >> what materials were you immediately attracted to when you started and so what was available here? >> there are a lot of books. that is one of the thing that hits me the most. books are good for understanding, language, and art in general. also being a graphic designer, going straight to the magazines and seeing all this printed material being discarded has also been part of my work. of course, always wood or any kind of plastic form or anything like that. >> job mr. some of the pieces you have made while you have been here. -- taught me through some of the pieces you have made while you have been here. >> the first thing that attracted me to this was the printed surface. it was actually a poster. it was a silk screen watercolor, about 8 feet long. in terms of the flatwork, i

late today it was identifie victims as jonathan jade mouton and ruvin abel vazquez. there is been no arrests so far following 3 homicides of the four hours span last night. ktvu visited neighborhoods still shaken from the violence. >> i heard got shots. snoot they seem out of place ine neighborhoods. >> i tried to call neighborhood but they-- >> the neighborhood is normally good but it is getting bad, it is getting worst. >> as the man was dying. >> he was going in and out of consciousness and he woke up at one point and said i had a daughter and started con volgs more and he died. >> this is the second time this year of the violence had landed right at the doorstep. >> it was happening right down the street, if you heard a few gun shot and guy ended up stumbling on our lawn. >> there was a double shooting on the east side of town. kol man pointed out to us where she saw a teenager dead on the sidewalk. >> i have lived here for 15 years and i have never seen anything like ta that anymore. >> that's three more than this time of last year. in san jose, know well, ktvu

the latest comes from lieutenant governor abel maldonado. >> i'm here to discuss an issue that threatens the lives of every californian. >> pg&e faces a record fine for the blast. more than $2 billion. plus, former bay area comic w. kamau bell, totally honest, totally unfiltered about his hit show "totally biased." >> as a black person in america, you have to find humor in race, or you'll go crazy. >> coming up next.

the latest comes from lieutenant governor abel maldonado. >> i'm here to discuss an issue that threatenshe lives of every californian. >> pg&e faces a record fine for the blast. more than $2 billion. plus, former bay area comic w. kamau bell, totally honest, totally unfiltered about his hit show "totally biased." >> as a black person in america, you have to find humor in race, or you'll go

the latest comes from lieutenant governor abel maldonado. >> i'm here to discuss an issue that threatens the lives of every californian. >> pg&e faces a record fine for the blast. more than $2 billion. plus, former bay area comic w. kamau bell, totally honest, totally unfiltered about his hit show "totally biased." >> as a black person in america, you have to find humor in race, or you'll go crazy. >> coming up next.

las victimas fueron identificadas como ruvin abel vasquez, jonathan jade mouton y rosa maria falla, todostos aÑos de edad.. familiares y amigos de los fallecidos acudieron al lugar de los hechos para tratar de entender lo ocurrido.. "it's definitely hurtful and sad that this happened" james newton dice que es doloroso y triste que esto haya ocurrido y que l ha dejado de manejar a exceso de velocidad para no causar un accidente. alrededor de la una y media de la tarde, el conductor del mustang, paul diaz, de 25 aÑos de edad y residente de daly city, se entreg a la policia y fue encarcelado en el condado de san mateo bajo sospecha de homicidio vehicular y abandonar la escena de un accidente. las autoridades investigan si el alcohol o las drogas fueron un factor en el choque. topvo cesar ---en redwood city, tambien esta madrugada, el conductor de una camioneta pickup termino estrellando su vehiculo contra otros coches que estaban estacionados en una calle cercana al centro de la ciudad... ---hasta el momento no se han reportado heridos, pero la policia investiga si en el accidente estuvo inv

we'll get stock picks for this lofty market with top money manager mario abel. >> stocks were so hot and so was hiring, a better than expected jobs report. so the economy healthier than many think? >> and tonight we'll met the man who solved the riddle of how to take a simple idea and turn it into a very successful business. all that and more tonight on "nightly business report" for friday, may 3rd. >>> good evening, everyone. susie, stocks soared at the outset and kept on going pretty much right up until the close. a perfect day for you to be at one of the biggest investor events of the ye. >> youe absolutely right, tyler. good evening, everyone. i'm here in omaha forewa forewarn warren buffett's shareholder meeting, and tomorrow's markets. stocks powered, the dow and s&p 500 to record highs on positive news about the labor market. for the first time ever, the dow traded above 15,000, and the s&p closed above 1600. and for the s&p, this was a long-time coming. the index first closed above 1500 in march of 2000. so it took 13 years for the benchmark to crack this new psychologically

speaking of movies pierre my friend abel ferrara who directed the bad lieutenant and other films he's currently making a movie starring is here our day part about dominick stross con they described i.m.f. chief yes who was plucked out of an airplane in new york and thrown in jail temporarily . what is this do you do you believe that people under also understand the i.m.f. the international monetary fund run by another a kind of wicked witch christine legarde she is equally culpable in the acts of financial terrorism around the world to people in france understand christine legarde is like life masters a degenerate financial kruk or is she on track to be the president of france pierre no she is not on track to be president of france a christian god is somewhere remote but. can happen right now you know as we as we have seen. going down. as we have seen somebody smirch in couple of to begin president president of france well it's quite interesting but right now. mr hollande is so down i think that his book is twenty five percent if you can imagine than twenty five percent according to m

that they are looking at right now in trying to just you know push the buttons there and kinetic abel's from what i can say is a woman looking at this picture there as you said this fix will be taking place for six hours do you think that will be enough and how exactly are they going to tackle that problem yes i mean obviously that's going to be going through and developing in real time not a situation i think as far as the mission goes this is just another problem they've been well trained for these kind of problems it's one of the the big possible problems that they've been trained to deal with i think it's as far as we can understand from nasa comments it's not going to stop three of the crew coming back on monday as far as far as they've planned and they're going to try and go out there first of all assess exactly where this leak is coming from these little parts of ammonia that is spitting out into space from the space station and then to try and replace some of the parts to quickly get it fixed so that they can get that coolant system operating that affects the power of the space

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seven called fire its landing gear collapsed when it touched down at one of moscow's international abel's luckily all one hundred thirty five on board the you to add a jet way vacuity to safety on to the runway with no reported injuries seven planes on duty of new global international had to be diverted but the airport's now back in operation an investigation is now underway. scuffles of broken out in kiev a during a thousand strong rally demanding the release of former ukrainian premier you may have to miss shanker these ten people have been indicted too much sankoh was sentenced to seven years in prison and twenty left. this was lining dusty with russia tree years. in rhymes all those of workers have rallied against the country's austerity policies calling for urgent labor only forms it is going through the longest recession in decades the new prime minister enrico letta is facing a tough challenge to sort out the punishing measures introduced by the previous government and other urgent the issue is youth unemployment which has soared to almost forty percent. france's president has sign

ruvin abel vazquez, jonathan jade mouton, and rosa maria falla here's the where those 3 people died. it was in colma on hillsdale boulevard near sand hill road. but there have been three other fatal accidents on bay area road-ways this holiday weekend. early sunday morning.a popular dancer was killed on 101 in burlingame. ten other people were injured when a party bus they were in collided head- on with a car. well-known burlesque dancer sarah klien of san mateo died in the car. her husband, who was driving, was critically injured, after their car hit the center divider on 101.then stopped facing oncoming traffic. klwabueque world as "sparkly devil," and you're watching video of one of her performances. police say her husband, raul padilla, did have alcohol in his system. depending on how much, he could be charged with drinking and driving or vehicular manslaughter. finally, two more fatal accidents. one person was killed in walnut creek saturday afternoon. that accident at trinity avenue and california boulevard. and a motorcyclist died friday night at 280 and 101. two teens remain

abel blossom is over here congratulations. >> thank you very much. >> what are you looking forward toforward to seeing the miss virginia competition. i'm a host of the empire festival. i have enjoyed everything that i have done so far with the celebration. i am able to go into schools in winchester to make sure people know that even the apple blossom as obstacles to overcome. the message is one kids can take advice from. >> thank you for coming out this morning. i love the folks of winchester. get over here. susie is responsible for blinging me out. in winchester, we will see you later. >> it looks like a party out there. >> did you see the guy with the symbols? >> good turns out there. -- good times out there. >> we are going over the edge today. >> thank you for reminding me. we will be repelling for a good cause to the tune in tomorrow. we have great weather today. we have seen some clout in this move in. it is clear to the west but the clouds are pulling in from the east once again. 48 degrees is our temperature at this hour at reagan national but that is what the hot spots. we cu

. >> the victims were ruvin abel vazquez, jonathan jade moutoan and rosa aria falla , all in their 20se hondas sold out in was not seriously injured and is cooperating with investigators. a started leave speeding were a factor. >> five people the proposition a debate was hurt by the u.s. supreme court, but the rise of marriage and not ultimately be decided by the highest court in the land. the decision may actually come down to a technicality. according to the l.a. times project marriage, the group was sponsored proposition 8 and is the defendant in the case has no standing. for governor or as schwarzenegger never defended the van that voters passed, and a car governor jerry brown says is unconstitutional. if the husband or dismiss the case based on a technicality, the decision within, from the california courts. a ruling from the supreme court is expected this summer. >> senator barbara boxer once the justice department to investigate if the operator of the troubled san onofre nuclear power plant is intentionally misled federal regulators. the plant between los angeles and san diego h

. >> reporter: in a quiet country town, huffman, texas, a story as old as cain and abel -- neighbor killingn the video raul rodriguez recorded the night he shot his neighbor. we see kelly danaher, hand on his heart in the last minutes of his life. the video rodriguez thought would clear him. >> look, i'm not losing to these people anymore. i'm just going to tell them to stay back. they're drunk. >> who on earth in the history of the world takes a video camera to tape themselves when they think they're going to murder somebody? >> reporter: do you believe that raul rodriguez went down there that night to quiet the party or to get into a confrontation? >> to quiet the party. i have no doubt in my mind. >> reporter: why did he bring so much ammo? >> well, he's the kind of guy that -- that when he steps out of his house, he has his gun and an extra clip. that's just his mentality. >> reporter: his attorneys say rodriguez was afraid of kelly danaher that night. >> he has the right to pull a weapon if he feels like he's in fear of his life. this guy was not going up to raul to shake his hand or p

that was jane, rose, and abel. is that a coincidence that they were on the floor?inly could be. but they were there particularly because i thought there could be questions relating to the railroad or utility business that were technical in nature. i wanted where i could spot them easily and get a microphone to them. so i asked those managers to be there. as you notice, we did get one question -- they answered one question that i would not have known the answer as well. >> okay. in terms of other things this weekend andrew touched before on the question bill miller asked, his question, again, was related to the airlines. he has talked about his investment thesis. he points out that after the merger, the latest merger with usair to go through with american, the top four will be carrying 90% of the traffic. he sees that has a great reason to buy into the stocks right now. you were not as convinced. what was your reasoning behind that? >> one airline that was carrying is as it console dates, that helps to some degree. as they go through bankruptcy it helps to some degr

equipment that you know how to operate, the more employable you ariana the more valuable you are and abel umar to support your family. it's a focus of very expensive. financing and providing training was a major portion of the collective bargaining with respect to the union that i represent. >> this is one that i think is incredibly important and something that i had experience with nsa worked as a kennedy in state health, and we actually recently had a case where we upheld the right of the union to bargain with the employer over access to the workplace where there had been a fatal accident. and seeing the scene of the accident as to ensure that the employees that remained in the workplace had a fateful workplace and so i think we frequently see safety and health issues raised in collective bargaining and apart from any monetary interest, but really a vital employee interest. >> things sometimes come up in the context and we spring to mind immediately some of the employer and employees in the case that the board of adjudicated involving the policy under what circumstances can you make cal

the agreement was put in place when abel was about five years old.the invention- of the iphone was decades away. the substance of the agreement is largely unchanged except for our expansion into more countries h. our agreement is audited by the i.r.s.. we are in full compliance. we can share the cost of developing new products with our irish subsidiaries. virtually all of the r and d takes place in the u.s. subsidiaries -- we have used this method to distribute our countries for more than 30 years. more than half of our ongoing r and d costs are funded by apple ireland. when times are good, our irish subsidiaries do well. in theoned losing money 1990 bus because it serves as a reminder of how close out all came to going out of business. we were on the brink of bankruptcy and about out of cash. in just two years, we lost $2 billion. a big part of the turnaround was an effort to simplify so apple could survive. we restructured our finances to make everything as efficient as possible. we consolidated are in come into subsidiaries. oi and an operating co

from the days of cane and abel, we know too well there will always be eel.instead, i ask you to see him the way he would have wanted you to see him. as an everyday boy, who did his best at what he loved. growing in to an everyday man. loving his god. loving his country. [ applause ] loving his family. >> that is heavy. you didn't see it in those remarks but she went on to say evil shouldn't take away our freedoms. the only way to defeat evil is taking advantage of our freedoms. those are words we do well to remember in the midof a crisis. >> in the wake of boston bombings where we think we have to give up freedom to feel safe in this country. >> by the way, it's interesting she was speaking to the nra. her husband obviously died at the hands of a gun. she says that he believed that gups were powerful tools to fight back evil. he believed it was important to have the frequent use of gups because that is how he protected his family and his country, which was the most important to him. he was the most lethal sniper in u.s. history and credited with killing 150

there is an open question over when abel says that it is an end to end secure. they talking about user to user orrick the user to the cloud? -- or the user to the cloud? we do not have a good answer right now. the very last statement i want to make on design considerations touches on user experience. increasingly, many security researchers are recognizing this is the whole enchilada. no matter how well you design a system in theory or practice, if it is not very usable, then you have not really accomplish much. let me give some concrete examples of where a user experience has gone a long way in security and privacy. there is a feature that is intended to limit data collection and use by third party website, websites you do not interact with. in fire fox for, but do not track button was under the advanced preferences menu. in earlier versions of fire fox, it was under the privacy preferences menu. a seemingly mignonettes user interface change. it is just a tab. moving the check box from advanced to privacy doubled the uptick of this feature. user interface matter

. >> this has been a great week, san abel resort. they've taken such good care of us.cher from silver spring, maryland, she's 103 years old today. and she loves sardines. eats a can every hour. and sings to the choir. how about that? love the sardines. this is vivian adamson. she is from alexander city, in alabama. she's 100 years old today. and we like to say that she watches golf on television every chance there is any on the set. can't beat that. here's a handsome devil. take a look at steve nicastro and he's 100 years old today. got a great hobby, loves to watch art. goes to art museums, checks art books in troy, new york. wish him a happy birthday. oleta segale, 100 years old today. knits all the time. they are nuts about her knitting. how about that for an act? and here is arthur. take a look at arthur. arthur sweeton from canton center, connecticut, 100 years old today. loves spicy foods. eats them all the time. says, best thing in the world. live forever. this is mae berlanti from boca raton, florida, 100 years old and they say she's the most stylish dresser in

abel are told to get a college education, and this guy gets one. -- people are told to get a college education, and this guy gets one. we are losing their jobs to people coming into this country. be careful with the new immigration bill. theill have an expansion, hb one visa program that allows employers like intel, microsoft, high-tech employers to import college-educated workers from other countries, namely from india but also from the philippines. by the figures of the department of homeland security, there are roughly one million people in america with college degrees, like yours, who are now working in american jobs at much lower pay. they are not supposed to be working at lower pay, but they are in fact. it is against the law, but the law is not very well enforced. more foreigners working in those jobs, and those are jobs of moderate skill, not top skill. what happens is bill gates and the other ceo's come to washington and say we need the world's best and brightest, you should let us ring those people to america to build america. they are absolutely right, and the best and the

her write a letter to her sister-in-law who was actually grant's sister virginia who was married to abel corbin, who was reportedly involved in this, trying to persuade grant, and grant has her write to virginia saying, be careful. then he turns around and sells off government gold to bring that to a stop. host: martha is watching us in charleston, south carolina. caller: hi, susan. thanks again for another terrific show. you alluded to my question earlier in the show about the possible tension between julia grant and mary lincoln. then you visited the beautiful galena home that was given to the grants. i'm not sure, was it during the same time period that mary lincoln was try to get a pension out of the government, and here grant has a home given to him -- mary lincoln was in germany trying to educate her son tad, and i believe the grants later visited mary lincoln in france. guest: no, they crossed paths, but julia said she did not find out about mary lincoln being in the same town they were in until they were on their way out and could not change their plans. host: do you agree with t