approving new agreements with air canada, berlin, hawaiian airlines, abx, hawaii and cargo, and ameriflight. some of these leases would authorize landing rights and terminal rentals. three of the leases are cargo only airlines simply requesting landing rights. i would be happy to answer any specific questions you might have. supervisor chu: let's go to the budget analysts report on this item. >> as we stated on page 7 of the report, the subject airlines have paid the airport landing fees for fiscal year 2007. on page 8 b. point out that with respect to two of these airlines, canada and new zealand, they are producing some of their space because of less of a need for the space, resulting in a reduction of revenues. as you know, it will have no direct fiscal impact on the airport because of its policy where it necessary with a projected budgetary shortfall, they would realize approval of this resolution -- they would realize. we recommend approval of this resolution. supervisor chu: are there any members of the public that wish to comment on item number two? seeing no one, public comment is c

a very transformative impact air canada. another 10,000 verso of these loyalists moved south, particularly those who have lived in georgia, south carolina, north carolina and they travel to jamaica and the bahamas. they brought with them the vast majority of those exported slaves, 15,000 slaves to travel along with the whites and black loyalists. some of the loyalists, it should be noted, even ranged further afield. the most surprising aspect of this migration happened in 1791 wind of hundred of the black loyalists, freed slaves, moved from their initial place of refuge in canada across the ocean to west africa under the sponsorship of british abel a sense wanted to found a free black colony on the coast of west africa and the black loyalists with a pioneer settlers of what became freetown in sierra leone. they were a bit more. >> reporter: and other black loyalists who ended up among the convicts on the first fleet bound for australia and others in india. sons of one of the most infamous. i like to think there is lineage an

now, the air 14-going towards alaska know it is going towards canada, washington, canada. and tomorrow, that air could make landfall in the southern california. just off the coast of the bay area. once again, this is not necessarily a plume of radioactivity this is just that wind that was blowing from the power plant at the time the region started being released for. this is not going to be an adverse impact to your help but there could be radioactive elements detected in the air. dissenting and a rigid and from that power plant from japan. if >>pam: scientists are on the lookout. and will measure using rooftop monikers. the man in charge those rooftop- monitors and is not in a panic. >> personally, i do not think the data is anything to be alarmed about. we would have to see an explosion of a pretty significant proportions or. hot highflier to get that. for a sustained amount of time before receipt concentrations that are concerning. >>pam: the nuclear engineering department at uc-berkeley has are restarted testing the atmosphere. for many already are active and byproducts

the totals to get them out in fact they wanted to take air canada from us which of course we did not piccinni's as they would try and get back to us even they admit that march 15th is a deadline that will be very hard to me. they claim the reason more not allowed inside this because they don't want us to bother their workers. >> mark: we will be right back as the kron 4 morning news continues right after the break here's a live look from the golden gate bridge blue skies, light traffic. honey...? [ mom ] yes. honey, i can't find my internet cord. oh, i'll borrow hailey's. you're downloading movies. fast! from here? where is her cord?! we switched to at&t high speed internet and got wireless access. no more cords. wireless, okay, honestly, can i just get a cord, please? dad, the cord's invisible. [ female announcer ] for a limited time, call to get high speed internet for just $14.95 a month for 12 months with a 1-year price guarantee. it's our fastest internet for the price. oooh. videos online? here? how much is that? nothin'. at&t high speed internet at home includes access here. o

the other big weather story today is a big arctic air mass that's coming down out of canada.se temperatures are plummeting. look at minneapolis this morning. march is going to be a cool month. you go up and down in a hurry, and you are at negative 2 in minneapolis. some of the cold air is trying to bleed back here into the northern rockies. billings at minus 1 in montana. we're not bad in salt lake city. boise at 42. a lot of the mild air continues right along the pacific. it's because this -- our air finally is coming off the ocean instead of straight down from canada. you can track this storm. it's kind of easy to see as it now slides up the coast. it has brought a cold front on shore, and it's bringing numerous showers to california and the high terrain is getting snow. now, there's want an area of heavy moisture anywhere. it's very spread out from southern california northward. bakersfield has some showers. fresno. yosemite national park is reporting snow. showers on san francisco north wards all the way up here. you have the idea. you need the umbrella today, but it's no

very chilly air is dropping down from canada and into the northern plains, and the southern plains areand dry. >>> in sports, the defending nba champion lakers knocked off san antonio, the team with the league's best record. kobe bryant scored 26 points for los angeles, in a blowout of the spurs 99-83. it was the seventh straight win for los angeles. chicago's derek rose had 27 points and led a fourth quarter comeback against miami. and the bulls head off the heat for 87-86 victory. chicago's now in sole possession of second place in the eastern conference, and miami has lost four in a row. >>> and zack randolph of memphis's hit on a 17-foot shot with time running out against dallas and the grizzlies beat the mavericks 104-103. it was the third time memphis beat dallas this season. >>> and in college basketball, number one ranked ohio state won the big ten title. the buckeyes set a new record with 14 consecutive three-point shots against number 10 wisconsin. ohio state rolled to a 93-65 victory. >>> when we return, another look at this morning's top stories. and the high price of gas.

it's like an air traffic control center directing gas from canada and texas to pipes serving the entire pg & e system. an apparently botched power line replacement led to a fire failure. at one point a pg & e gas operator says, we're screwed, we're screwed. >> i believe he was referring to the fact that there was a pressure increase in the system. >> reporter: another point an operator says, quote we've overpressured the peninsula. >> it did by a small amount exceed the maximum operating pressure for the system. but the maximum operating pressure both have significant amount of safety placed in. >> reporter: pressure was much higher than the maximum allowable 400 pounds. but pg & e says the gauge was an error. >> reporter: we have several stations, a few other stations that take readings of gas pressure every 20 seconds. we know those systems are working properly. they never recorded pressure of 400-pound. >> reporter: the report of on what caused the explosion is not due out for another six months. tom vacar, ktvu news. >>> you can read the entire report on ktvu.com. >>> new york's att

secretary of state hillary clinton among them then mark and canada will supply fighter jets to the air fare to italy france and spain will provide air bases for support in the region while other arab states saudi arabia qatar jordan and the united arab emirates have said they do back the deployment of a no fly zone over libya near space and the main role along with those arab states will be played by the u.k. and france u.k. leader david cameron says that he fully backs the deployment of a no fly zone which will in effect ground their fees jets and helicopters and the arab states will play a supporting role of this new key their support in the region france says its number one concern is to defend the civilian population and we're seeing other western powers after this summit coming round to that point of view germany's angela merkel said that the fact that germany abstained from the u.n. vote on establishing a no fly zone does not mean they don't support that vote only that they will not use direct military intervention themselves germany will not be sending forces to the efforts let'

canada, the netherlands, and other countries. the justice department recommends ventilation, air conditioning, drinking water, and education about the risks of drug use and over extension to ensure a safe event for you. we are nonprofit. we have been looking for been used to hold fund-raising youth dances in san francisco for youth under 18. we have not meant able to find them so far. please help us. we believe that cooperation and education are key. we are looking forward to working with venues, promoters, and the city to establish education and safety at all types of mass events. thank you. >> you said you have tried to find venues and have failed to find any. what efforts have you made and what doors have been closed? >> the key criteria for finding the news has been to find outside venues since we do not want to charge teams outrageous amounts over $10 on weekends. we want venues that would be safe. that means there would be in close proximity to major streets and public press protection -- public transportation, where we feel kids could come and leave without fear. we have tried most clubs in san francisco. very few want to

canada after. china's hope for racial to rule the day. libyan warplanes are reportedly launched an air strike on rebel forces while on the ground pro and anti kadafi groups continue claiming territories from one another. arrest in the oil rich arab world send shock waves through the u.s. economy as the protests see fuel prices soaring. because. hillary clinton throwing down the gauntlet to the u.s. media to up its game against other countries international out what it seems leaving our t.v. . and as many britons prepared to boycott the approaching nationwide said as i was outsourced to a controversial u.s. firm over fears all their personal info might end up over seems. i was catching up on all the latest sports news with michel you so stay with us. thank you matthew no watching the sports news in our teen years i have lines says kinds and he travels across the dot com desk the russian football super cop today will look at had to be speaking of the new season. russia down and out of the davis cup brawl spain progress into the borders with these at the expanse of lowly ranked belgium. i

canada. trying to look for additional through the day. it's all. over the rubble of. coalition air strike this. concern in the capital something opposition's march rests with neither side winning down fears on an impending. cripps trip. barack obama says the u.s. will not pre-taping our hands off approach in the eagle when nato takes on the walls in michigan barricades keen to make sure he called the rebels the russians has taken sides in libya's civil war is not the bases on the u.n. resolution. and stable terms the forty victims of last year's twin that metric suicide last week shocked and they shifted other results in the fight against terrorists. next we discuss the situation in the middle east with a former adviser to the george w. bush administration in the u.s. thomas graham tells me that the rest are witnessing is an inevitable consequence of globalization and growing populations if you next. the wave of popular uprisings in the arab world has that political analysts to come up with plenty if not a first summit calling it rain in the desert that's what hopefully climbs the

were will also provide air bases several of its air bases have been offered which are currently being used by u.s. and italian and nato troops also canada says it's fighter jets over in the region and waiting two to cooperate their leader of today's top or a very good new state say they will take part the likes of qatar where the limbs norway belgium say they're also taking part let's listen to what president sarkozy had to say. as we agree to use all necessary means in particular military means to force the u.n. security council decision that's why an agreement with our partners our air force will oppose any aggression from colonel gadhafi against the population of benghazi as of now our own craft are preventing planes from attacking the town as of now other french aircraft are ready to intervene against tanks armored vehicles threatening unarmed civilians. for its proof that nicolas sarkozy the u.s. secretary of state hillary clinton was also the french summit in paris and she said that u.s. will use this quote unique capabilities to help the international coalition as it moves into libya but there is growing concern here of double st

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canada. showing corporations are old today. party's top stories to me to me today jim says the foreign air strikes in libya are a direct result of the shameful behavior of colonel gadhafi and the crimes carried out against his people russia's president also called for extreme caution when interpreting events in the countries like libya. and the libyan leader stronghold was targeted in the continuing roster strikes which are reportedly killed over sixteen people western officials claim they have to strike a command center probably be in our capital tripoli. and in other news emergency teams have been evacuated from japan's fukushima nuclear site as smoke is seen rising from the paralyzed reactor engineers have managed to restore electricity to three reactors and it's hold back when they able to restart the say i was cooling systems. look at the latest from the sports just now and i see we're down to the business end of matters in the kontinental hockey league sit in deede we are going to the semifinals fourteen's are no no and we also know that there will be a new child in this year more in the coming up. good to have you with us

to identify in get to the borders in the united states, who may be transported to mexico, canada or through the airrying to get into our country. then with respect to our borders themselves, we need to understand that we're never going to be in a position to steal those borders. too much traffic needs to be able to flow back and forth. they are a number one and number two trading partners. control as much as possible what goes on between those ports. >> how good is the intelligence? >> i think the intelligence is good, but like any other intelligence, it is not perfect. the idea to pinpoint every single threat, even at the grand level, it is not realistic. that is the kind of thing you see on television. that is white it is an issue of layers and having the intelligence in layers and putting the assets on the border they give you a reasonable chance of intercepting and apprehending. the truth is it has worked. there has been over the past several years, a drop in the number of people who come into the country illegally at the ports of entry. some of that is attributable to the economy and some to e

get to the borders of the united states, who may be transiting, either through mexico or canada or through the air, try to get into our country. then with respect to the borders themselves, we need to understand we are never want to be in a position to seal those borders. too much traffic needs to flow back and forth. they are our number one and two trading partners. we have that order management has good, effected ports of entry, where somebody coming through, if they are trying to use somebody else's identity, that can be picked up, and control as much as possible what is going on between those ports. >> how good is the intelligence? >> the intelligence is not perfect. the idea that there is a capability to pinpoint every single threat, even at a granular level, as not realistic. that is the kind of thing you see on television. it is an issue of layerse and having the intelligence, putting the assets on the border that give you a reasonable chance of intercepting and apprehending. the truth is it has worked. over the last several years there have been a drop in the number of people coming into t

canada. esta alta presiÓn que tenemos, estÁ dejando una entrada de aire muy cÁlidos desde el golfo de mÉxico,era, temperaturas primaverales, la primavera es el momento ideal para planear los proyectos en la casa, estamos con el director de proyectos de casa al dÍa. cÓmo estÁs? la primavera es un momento bueno para hacer remodelaciones? >> claro, es un buen momento para comenzar a cambiar el color, vamos a aprovechar que todo estÁ ofreciendo, vamos a poner flores, colores, le vamos a cambiar el color a la casa. te invito a que lo veamos. >> tambiÉn disfrute. >> antes de comenzar el proyecto, hay que tener todos los utensilios para comenzarlo. encontramos la paleta, las macetas, las guantes, la tierra. listos para comenzar, el primer pasÓ en el proyecto es proteger las manos con los guantes adecuados, luego viene el momento de echarle tierra en la maceta hasta que Éste completa, es importante que la tierra este abonada. hacemos un hueco en la tierra. ponemos la planta. Ésta tiene que ser la mÁs grande, y tiene que ser rodeada por flores. es importante proteger las raÍces dÁndoles un masaje. par

get to the borders of the united states, who may be transiting, either through mexico or canada or throug the air, try to get into our country. then with respect to the borders themselves, we need to understand we are never want to be in a position to seal those borders. too much traffic needs to flow back and forth. they are our number one and two trading partners. we have that order management has good, effected ports of entry, where somebody coming through, if they are trying to use someby else's identity, that can be picked up, and control as much as possible what is going on between those por. >> how good is the intelligence? >> the intelligence is not perfect. the idea that there is a capality to pinpoint every single threat, even at a granular level, as not realistic. that is the kind of thing you see on tevision. it is an issue of layerse and having the intelligence, putting the assets on the border that give you a reasonable chance of intercepting and apprehending. the truth is it has worked. over the last several years there have been a droin the number of people coming into the country

the united states britain france italy and canada the united states have taken the charge at least for now it is responsible for making sure that all surface to air missile defense systems that libya has are destroyed and after that it will be handed over to other nations but as we speak we are continuously to reports about the violence that is happening about two hundred kilometers to the east of the capital city tripoli and that's in the town and stronger we're hearing from eyewitnesses in the town is to quote him being raised to the ground apparently there are tanks inside the town there is heavy shelling this is the third day of fighting is happening there of course what we're also hearing is that forty people have been injured and ten people have been killed and it is this concern in terms of how many more civilians are going to be killed that is a before fighting people's minds we are still hearing from state television that forty eight civilians were killed and a hundred and fifty eight people were injured in the strikes by the international community so some of the questions of people here are banding about is number one why is the intern

involved the united states britain france canada and it's to be the united states remains at the helm it's the focus at the moment is to completely destroy all surface to air missile defense systems belonging to the gadhafi regime and at that stage it will hand over the reins of power to the coalition forces we are hearing reports that on the ground i'll behave the clashes intense shelling in the city of misrata which is some two hundred kilometers to the east of the capital tripoli this fighting has been ongoing for at least three days now now it's impossible for us to independently verify this we've been trying to reach the city for move in two weeks but it isn't clamped down government forces have prevented any kind of movement in and out but i would this is on the ground are saying one thing that a massacre was on the boat that government tanks are in the same two of the town and that they completely demolishing it we are also hearing from state television that the number of civilians who have been killed in these waste and is strikes has not increased from forty nine to sixty four and a hundred and fifty people the main engine some of the questions th

and as nations you have seen fly their airplanes in and canada arrive, they get there and set up their infrastructure and basing requirements and air crew, and we work them into the next day's flying cycle and each day you will see more nations. >> do you have those who will enforce? >> i won't talk about that at this time. >> is (inaudible) there? >> no, we are in the process of locating them. >> and there was a watch over b bengazi? >> it's a part of the no-fly zone and we want to watch that for 24 hours a day. >> have you expanded that? >> the no-fly zone will encompass all the way from tripli to bengazi, and south i don't guess but that's a good rule of thumb. >> how much territory westward of bengazi you feel is safe enough to fly the controls? >> we are enforcing, when you see us strike in tripli, and all the way to south of bengazi, that's where we are enforcing the no-fly zone. >> how much to be involved in the air strike? >> it's difficult to tell at this time, and we are on the leading edge of the coalition, and we will transition. and it's too difficult to predict and as countries come in and they take over the mission.

that will help to capture this radioactive nuclides from the air and to settle them, to put them in the sea. as for canada and the united states, the situation is different. because radioactive nuclides are in very, not very much in the air. the concentration is not great. the danger is only from -- i can remind you, when china was testing in the air, -- in the united states the concentration of iodine in the air was a little -- was so little that it was officially announced that non-valuable, non-necessary. nonvisible. nonvisible. at the same time, it turned out that in california was just damaged by the iodine, because it concentrates like a magnet, the iodine from the air, and it makes the concentration is many times higher than it is in the air. there are several simple solutions just to protect yourself. you can take iodine and a bottle, and you can draw just this on your body here or on your site coming anywhere that it is visible. you should draw like this, like jack. and that will help protect yourself from exposure to iodine. >> next question. >> stephanie cook from nuclear intelligence weekly. i

the key air bases that will be used by western powers and we're also seeing other nations coming out and saying they support this for example norway netherlands here in belgium we've also seen canada saying it's five digits already in the region and ready to be deployed within two days they just need to sit up there and western leaders e.u. leaders say they do support this campaign david cameron of the u.k. also i'm going to merkel of germany despite germany's abstention of the u.n. vote for a no fly zone she says she does back military intervention now they just won't be sending forces themselves germany won't be sending forces but it does support this . kind of reporting there are several british members of parliament are skeptical about why their country is being dragged into conflict with russian. selective choosing where intervention is necessary. i think the tactic yes he was to call a ceasefire in order to hope one hope to bring about a peaceful resolution of this conflict but it was beginning to look as though he was just trying to buy time for himself i must say i absolutely regret the lack of the ceasefire and regret what is happening at the moment a lot of innocent peop

the key air bases that will be used by western powers and we're also seeing other nations coming out and saying they support this for example norway netherlands here in belgium we've also seen canada saying it's fine it's just all ready in the region and ready to be deployed within two days they just need to sit up there and western leaders e.u. leaders say they do support this campaign david cameron of the u.k. also anglo merkel of germany despite germany's abstention of the u.n. vote for a no fly zone she says she does back military intervention now they just won't be sending forces themselves germany won't be sending forces but it will support this . or he's going a bushel reporting there from brussels now michel chossudovsky who's the director of the center for research on globalization believes that the operation in libya is in fact in fact to overthrow gadhafi. it is not a humanitarian operation it is a deadly wall what you are seeing was military material and just say that this is to save the lives of civilians since when do these fighter bombers and save the lives of civilians well it's a war which has jets of regime change this of course was not mentioned of the security

on the air and call it news you pretty much only see that but in a republic dictatorships and in the united states since ronald reagan it's pretty straightforward stuff. there was there in canada for example there's a bunch of right wingers have been trying to do a fox news kind of network for canada. and in canada it's against the law the richard was right in the dark or he wrote sun t.v. news which had been dubbed fox news north was just a rumor is modeled on america's number one news network and and it will feature a pushbutton about pushing conservative agenda advanced by a nice crazy bundle of mangled packs we can generalizations and any good news being insinuations ok so that's that's what they want to do in canada now it was against the law because you can't call something news if it's not actually news in canada so the sort of stephen harper the prime minister says well let's just change the law the canadians are not going along with it and so this in fact the canadian radio act says you may not broadcast any false or misleading news it's against the war so much like our fairness doctrine which reagan blew up in one nine hundred eighty seven which had nothing to do wit

the key air bases that will be used by western powers and we're also seeing other nations coming out and saying they support this for example norway netherlands here in belgium we've also seen canada saying it's five digits already in the region and ready to be deployed within two days they just need to sit up there and western leaders e.u. leaders say they do support this campaign david cameron of the u.k. also anglo immokalee of germany despite germany's abstention of the u.n. vote for a no fly zone she says she does back military intervention now they just want you sending forces themselves germany won't be sending forces but it does support this well i was going to push a report. from our brussels studio well as we've just heard the pentagon confirms the u.s. has launched missile strikes on libya defenses and speaking from brazil earlier because in a bar and said it was clear that allied forces had to protect civilians in libya what sort of details now from are going to come and she's in washington for this guy or is washington stepping up its role in this intervention. well bill from what we know right now we know that the u.s. has launched missiles from its war ships and sub

the key air bases that will be used by western powers and we're also seeing other nations coming out and saying they support this for example norway netherlands here in belgium we've also seen canada saying it's fine to just already in the region and really to be deployed within two days they just need to sit out there and western leaders e.u. leaders say they do support this campaign david cameron of the u.k. also angela merkel of germany despite germany's abstention of the u.n. vote for a no fly zone she says she does back military intervention now they just won't be sending forces themselves germany won't be sending forces but it does support this . now speaking from brazil u.s. president barack obama says it was clear that allied forces had to protect civilians in libya let's get more from our g.'s gammage if you can who's in washington d c. if you could take us through washington's reaction to all of this. well sean as of now we know that the u.s. has launched missiles from its war ships and submarines in the mediterranean targeting a cadaverous air defense systems and the pentagon says the goal is to shape the battlefield for the coalition for forces to take further action t

air force have the best equipment to keep us safe. these men and women are putting their lives on the line to serve canada. the best they can hope for is the government will be of canada will be as supportive of them as they are the country, mr. speaker. >> order. >> mr. speaker, both the pentagon and parliament has demolished the services. the cost is $30 billion, 1,000 times more than help for students and no-electric seniors they offer $1.15 a day. the junior finance compares it to depression relief in the dirty 30s. that's a dirty insult. why did this regime waste more money in one day on the gluttonous g20 binge than they provide to low income seniors last year. [applause] >> the liberal party of canadas wants to waste $400 million on unnecessary and reckless election. the real scandal is the liberal led coalition won't accept the democratic will of canadians, mr. speaker. worse yet they won't be open and transparent about it. i like the reckless coalition. they want to put hundreds of millions of dollars in pockets of hard working people that built the country. rather than spend the money on unnecess

canada. all right, it's going to be bringing in that cold, canadian air.phia, yes, washington, d.c. temperatures 10 to 15 degrees below normal. brisk northwesterly winds out there. this system is going to hold true for a good portion of the upcoming week, as well. >> all right, everybody, you know i'm talking about how it's kind of cool out there in the northeast. let's talk about the cherry blossoms, because it is time for lonny's shout-out to wusa's 9 news now in washington, d.c. they are covering one of the most beautiful events of the year. look at those pictures. it is the annual cherry blossom festival. it all begins today, and it runs through sunday, april the 10th. now the cherry trees, if you're familiar with the forry. they were a gift of friendship from the mayor of tokyo to the city of washington in 1912. this is the 99th year. and this year the celebration clueless nearly 400 free events, all kinds of fun performances. if you are in d.c. i'm telling you, take my word on this, you're not going to be disappointed. check it out. we would like to

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canada and denmark, they pay for the operations of those forces. the costs are shared, but there are common costs. we have seen reports of the nato being in the air- airplanes being in the air, and those are funded by the common budget. host: there is a civilian budget and two military budgets. how do they break down in total money? guest: i do not know offhand the total budget. i cannot answer that. but i think that it is several billion dollars, but you would have to break it down by the political and military structures, because they are distinct budgets. host: what is the chain of command, and how does it work? is it different from the united states military? guest: it emulates in some ways and has a lot of dual having a particular u.s. military better sitting in the assignments, beginning with the supreme allied commander. he has a double hatch. he is the commander of all nato forces. he sits just outside of brussels. he is also the commander of the u.s.-european command. all the way down, a lot of the command lines, nato is a multinational structure. it is combined and integrated enjoying, which means it is a unified staff in joint among se

air. they claim it's a terrible thing that happened to them. it was. no matter what happens, stephen harper and his government will be known as the only government in the history of canada that's been voted down in parliament because the m.p.'s, the majority of m.p.'s felt that that government, the harper government, was in contempt of parliament. so no matter what happens here, that's always going to be attached to the history of this government. but the kay will now continue to unfold. the podium is set up for the prime minister just outside the house of commons. m.p.'s leaving the holloway for the last time in this parliament and we'll see how many of them come back and on what side of the house they'll end up sitting on. the prime minister has to address the nation as to what happens next. the government's been defeated, doesn't happen often, as you say, evan, never happened on this issue. >> and now we wait to see the prime minister. he will, we don't know what he will say. as you say, peter, he'll outline the next steps because it moves very quickly now. he'll announce he'll likely go to the governor general, perhaps as early as tomorrow morning, we'll cover that,