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pom pus albert who calls himself cool and unique and albert hails from the office into work, too. a case of monday every day at work i. wouldn't go near that filing cabinet if i were you. by the way not even toys can turn that frown upside down. >> i'm telling you if they come out with a new pet cemetery movie. >> that's the star. i was thinking the same thing. >> cast albert, pom pus albert. >> thanks alicia. >>> let's get another check on the roads rider now. >> autumn in for matt. >> we have a disabled vehicle taking out the right lane. we actually saw the driver leave the vehicle run to get gas, come back and fill up his tank. that has now cleared out of the way. but you can see it's taking about 45 minutes to go from the vine to woodhaven right now. taking a look at the big picture, speeds on the blue route 26 miles per hour. very slow in the southbound lanes. if you're heading down into the city in the eastbound lanes of the schuylkill expressway, it cleared up a bit between the turnpike and -- between the turnpike and the blue route but between the blue route and vine it's

albert brooks, everybody. [ cheers and applause ] that was cool.s. it's been such a great trip. everybody's been so nice to make us feel at home here. i'm really thankful. so, i thought if it's cool with you guys i'd like to write out my weekly "thank you notes." [ cheers and applause ] james, can i get some "thank you note" writing music, please? ♪ [ cheers ] looking right down the barrel. >> steve: oh wow. rico suave. >> jimmy: looking right down the barrel there, yeah. ♪ thank you, mitt romney, for announcing you're not going to run. or as the seahawks put it, "hey, that's our thing." [ laughter ] >> steve: oh, come on. come on. >> jimmy: marshawn lynch. >> steve: you got it. >> jimmy: give him the ball! ♪ thank you, los angeles and new york for having so much in common like good food, great people and basketball teams that suck. [ laughter ] >> steve: hey, wait. hey. hey. ♪ >> jimmy: thank you to the famous l.a.x. theme building for being a giant version of that little plastic table that holds up your pizza box. [ laughter ] >> steve: it's a th

he's in jackson mississippi tonight, albert welcome. should young blacks play in the civil rights movement? >> good evening and thank you for having me. listening to congressman lewis , their role is continuing to be at the forefront of national movement in this country. particularly, for young people of color to be the ones at the forefront of making strides towards breaking down some of the racial barriers that exist in our country. because we typically find that the folks who face the problem or the folks who live with the problem are also the folks that have the solution and the courage to actually do something about the problem. and with young folks there's much deeper courage that's unbridled and lives so deep in their boins bones and their spirit they rise up and carry the banner in a necessary way. >> albert when you look at the last 50 years how do you think the movement has changed today? >> well, one of the things that's obvious is technology. young folks are communicating at a much more rapid and broad level, where you have

enter albert manero, an engineering student at the university of central florida, where he and a teamrs were working on a way to create a 3-d arm, a bionic arm, made from a printer. the camera right there when that first bionic arm picking up on electrical signals from the alex's brain. and one of the first things he did with his new arm, hugging his mom. >> i lost it. i cried. >> reporter: already their superhero, he is about to meet another one. >> hey, alex. how are you? i have another bionics expert on hand, so i thought i'd drop by. >> thank you. >> reporter: that same smile we'd seen before. and then the arm. >> ready? great. >> each one looks the same. >> i think yours might be better than mine. let's try them on and get a progress report. >> do you know who that is? >> iron man. >> reporter: they put on those arms. >> ah, look at that. it's a marriage of robotic technologies. >> reporter: the average cost for parents buying a prosthetic limb, $40,000. this bionic arm built by student engineers, no more than $350. >> we'll have a whole army of super heroes that can go off chasi

>> an understandably shaken albert morales. he's the public informations officer from the san jose police department. he is taking live questions right now from reporters that have been on the scene. really covering this all night. the shooting itself happened about 6:30 last night. there was a welfare check that police were actually going to a home to check on a man, when they got there, that is when that man opened fire on a veteran san jose police officer and a recent recruit that was with him. that veteran officer, a 14-year member of the force, he mentioned his name there, michael johnson was shot. he, unfortunately, died. the standoff continued into the night, and it just ended this morning where officers eventually found the suspect who was on the balcony of the home, and he, in fact, was dead as well. just before 2:00 this morning, the department sent out a tweet saying "sjpd grieves as we offer our condolences to the family of our brother, michael johnson." we share in their loss this morning. bob redell is also on the

this is the company's first recall in its 108-year history. >> axelrod: mark albert in our washington newsroom tonight, thank you. we have a new study to tell you about tonight. what appears to be awe breakthrough in treating heart disease. this has to do with which noninvasive test used for high-risk patients. dr. hooman yaghoobzadeh joins us right now. what does this study tell us, doctor? >> well, we've never had a study that compares head to head the two ways that we typically work up patients who have chest pain. this study takes a look to see when somebody comes in with chest pain what, tests the doctor should order. one test is a cat scan which is a way to actually look at arteries and see if there are blockages and how tight the block are. the other test is a stress test which doesn't look at the actual blockage but looks at blood flow to the heart muscle. each test has its benefits and limitations and the results of this study show that both tests are very good at keeping the rates of heart attack and death at two years very are low. >> axelrod: how will this best be applied?

. >> the legendary filmmaker albert maysles has died. films include rolling stones and give me shelter. beatles in 1964 arrival in america, behind the scenes and edith bouvier. and her daughter cousins of jacqueline kennedy in gray gardens. with his late brother, he focused on life as it happened and captured it on film. albert maysles was 88. >>> when we come back, 50 years since the turning point in one of our country's greatest struggles. >>> this weekend, the first family will travel to selma, alabama to mark 50 years since a monumental moment in the civil rights struggle. that day in 1965 while stunning in the violence inflicted on peaceful protesters, galvanized a movement. tonight, our kristen welker brings us the story of that march on selma as seen through the youngest eyes there that day. >> reporter: a painful past is coming back to life in selma today as people arrive from all across the country to remember what happened on this bridge 50 years ago. march 7th, 1965, bloody sunday. a group of activists risked their lives for f

>> mark albert in washington. thanks. >>> this morning a saudi arabia coalition of plains hits the fifth day of the campaign against houthi rebels who captured the capital last year. the president fled last week. they announced plans to form a joint military group to defeat the rebels and combat terrorist groups. >>> isis or other groups now control a significant part of the country. last week in damascus president bashar al assad said the u.s. attacks are not having much of an effect. >> how much is it reducing the power of isis? >> sometimes it could have local benefit, but in general if you want to talk in terms of isis actually isis has expanded since the beginning of the strikes, not like some americans want to sugarcoat the situation to say it's getting better and isis is getting defeated. actually no. they have more recruits. some estimate they have 1,000 recruits every month in syria and they're expanding in libya and many other al qaeda affiliate organizations have announced their allegiance to isis. >> y

mark albert's in washington. mark, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, alison. sources tell cbs news it appears iranian negotiators are playing hardball, a sign the regime may not be getting what it wants in talks aimed at stopping it from developing a nuclear bomb. with less than 24 hours to go, secretary of state jhn kerry and leaders from five world powers continue to press iran to agree to a basic deal that would rein in its nuclear program for at least a decade. both sides realize there is a lot at stake. >> the down side of no deal is a nuclear armed middle east and iran with a weapon. the up side of a good deal is that iran is contained. its nuclear program is contained. >> reporter: difficult issues remain. among them, tehran's desire to continue sensitive research and development into uranium enrichment before the agreement expires. another question, how iran would dispose of its existing stockpile of atomic fuel. possibly the biggest hurdle, iran wants immediate relief from crippling sanctions while the u.s. wants to remove them over time. republican l

congrats to the geathers of saint alberts the great.shoot great video out there hit us up on twitter we'll try to get some of it on the air. erika, back to you. >> almost warm enough to get in the pool for us, almost, looks good. coming up until the next half hour of "eyewitness news" we'll show you new cool killing potholes on local roads. jan? >> and, a long day of travel for south philadelphia rail riders. after their amtrak train collides, and derails, in north carolina i'm jan carabeo outside the 30th street station this morning, coming up we'll hear some of their stories. >> thanks, also, cars crushed. but they weren't involved in a accident. see what caused all of that damage ahead. >> and jessica and kate return they've got your traffic and weather together on the 3's. including the latest on this afternoon's rain showers. we're back in just two minutes. good morning. >>> terrifying train ride to philadelphia when that amtrak train slams into a truck and derails. now, some of the passengers on that train arrived here in philadel

. >>> albert maysles has died. films include rolling stones and give me shelter.eatles in 1964 arrival in america, behind the scenes and e edith bouvier. focused on life as it ha and captured it on film. albert maysles was 88. >>> when we come since the turning poin of our country's gre struggles. curling up in bed with a favorite book is nice. but i think women would ratherk women would rather curl up with their favorite man. but here's the thing: about half of men over 40 have some degree of erectile dysfunction. well, viagra helps guys with ed get and keep an erection. and remember, you only take it when you need it. ask your doctor if your heart is healthy enough for sex. do not take viagra if you take nitrates for chest pain; it may cause an unsafe drop in blood pressure. side effects include headache, flushing, upset stomach and abnormal vision. to avoid long-term injury, seek immediate medical help for an erection lasting more than four hours. stop taking viagra and call your doctor right away if you experience a sudden decrease or loss in vision or hearing

so he made a nude fat albert with the head of bill cosby. hand right where something else should be. >> i didn't see some of the criticism coming his way the way it had. >> reporter: the imagine has gained a national audience on the huffington post. rodman made a new toned down imagine of cosby hoping to get the sculpture put in the tv hall of fame. >> i'm really not against bill cosby. i feel like, i feel bad that he has to cancel his shows. i feel bad that he's getting a lot of negative attention. >> reporter: rodman says he has plans for art projects but for now he's being coy. >> i'm just trying to get my word out there. my thoughts on celebrities, that's what i plan to keep doing. >> he's already decided, he's guarded it. he didn't tell you what it was, which surprised me. he wants to surprise the world. >> reporter: rodman says he's just ordered a 3d printer and plans to make small plastic figures of his bill cosby works and hopes to sell them online. >>> and a player's new home. >> a local artist killed in a hit-and-run as she walked

it shows bill cosby without any clothing and his fat albert cartoon character strategically place.was to draw awareness to several sexual assault allegations against bill cosby. >> fat albert is blocking him from what he is about to do. that is what i originally intended. but, i think i think people can look at it however they want. >> he is only 15 years old it now wants to make small plastic figures of the image. >>> two women's from california were arrested in italy after a vandalized a famous landmark. the women carved a day or omissions a deer mitchell's into the walls of a coliseum using a coin then they took a selfie before they were arrested. the women may now face a fine. last year a russian tauris was caught trying to carve his name into the walls and he was slapped with a $21,000 penalty. >>> remembering the historic anniversary of a civil rights march. >>> a jail inmate remains on the loose after escaping from a san jose hospital. we will tell you what cities he has ties to and the latest on the search effort. for joining us. it is monday march 9, i am dave clark. >> th

la mujer tuvo que ser llevada al hospital albert einstein.os ver como quedo el auto que se volviÓ por la fuerza del impacto contra el carro de bomberos. autoridades se apuntaron un gran golpe al desmantelar a una organizaciÓn que introducÍa drogas desde mÉxico. seis personas fueron detenidas con heroÍna y metanfetaminas. ademÁs de dos autos, un camiÓn y armas. fue asÍ como llegaron hasta un lote donde atraparon a los seis detenidos. cada uno de los seis detenidos fueron acusados de delitos relacionados. el fiscal general del estado ha instaurado una demanda contra dos compaÑÍas por vender y rentar carros usados en condiciones deplorables. unas 130 denuncias estÁn siendo investigadas por la fiscalÍa en contra de estas empresas. tambiÉn solicitÓ que se hay mÁs personas complejas pueden someterlas. investigadores intentan determinar las causas del incendio de grandes proporciones. los bomberos respondieron a una al arma de fuego en una propiedad ubicada en la calle marshall. personas en lugares remotos reportaron percatarse de la gran cantidad d

hey, good job albert. >> thank you, sir. >> albert is made -- >> love it.ne from orlando is alex's mom and dominique corbin that you see her and director of productions that doe donates artificial limbs to those in need. mom, i have to go to you first. i know that we could not get alex on. he is in school i don't want to get him in trouble. was it cool for him getting the the arm or meeting iron man? >> i think that it was equal amount of cool because we asked him afterwards why he was looking at the ground and so quiet and he said i was freaking out. that was iron man. >> dominique i know that you worked with the limited solutions to help make these and build these with the 3d printers and this technology. can you tell me more about that and how many people do you help? >> so we have helped four children so far, and alex is a special case. he was our first volunteer to try out the arm, and we worked really hard. we did use 3d printing to make new solutions and try something out. if it did not work we were able to print something and try that. so since alex

albert is also the author of the book "prince among slaves: the true story of an f can prince -- of an african prince." it was shot by pbs, attracting more than 3 million viewers. he has appeared on bbc news, the history channel, and the discovery network. but it is as a teacher where he shines brightest. since 1972, dr. alfred has been a professor of history at the end until canvas of northern virginia committee college. -- annandale campus of northern virginia community college. he received the outstanding faculty award, the highest nomination from the commonwealth of virginia for educators. here are a few online comments by nearly 300 of his students -- of his former students. " if you don't like this guy, you have to be a more on." [laughter] [coughs] [laughter] "he's the best professor i have ever had. i mean the guy wrote his own book." [laughter] "i hate history. but he made it so interesting who would have guessed history could be fun?" [laughter] "god is history, i am impressed." " this class is really helpful and i enjoyed it so much. no homework, no papers, streess. the fina

two exhibits from albert small's collection, including this letter. l'enfant dies in 1825. he is buried on this plantation in the slave cemetery in an unmarked grave. they were able to find the exact skeleton which they took out of the graveyard at the plantation near bladensburg. escorted it in a week or so to the rotunda of the united states capital, where peter l'enfant lay in state and a huge military procession crossed the potomac river to bury him with the best view of washington, d.c., from the front of arlington house in arlington cemetery. i question whether or not the bones there are peter l'enfant. [laughter] i have attempted, and now that i'm going to retire, people say, what are you going to do? well, i'm going to find out whether l'enfant's grave holds the bones of an enslaved african american. thank you very much. [applause] >> we do have time for a couple of questions. we are going to do the phil donahue style. raise your hand and i will come around to you with the microphone. >> if l'enfant quit in the commissioners are still there, whose plan is washington

i'm going to get that letter albert einstein wrote to franklin roosevelt. we are going to go around and the rest is history. i call him the unsung hero of missile defense. one other thing i want to talk about before i talk about the victory with a bankruptcy is energy. this country has to be 100% energy independent and be able to sustain it. the u.s. energy information agency tells us that between now and 2040, we are going to see globally a 56% increase of energy consumption. 85% of that is going to come from the developing countries. every time we give a lot of details and facts of this in the book that every time we buy oil from the middle east even from a country that we think is a pro- u.s. country you can rest assured that a portion of the excess petrodollars goes out how to finance terrorism. we have to drive it up and be 100% tunica for own energy so they have to focus on their own people and energy is so important. [applause] and also i talk about how as far as energy is concerned the nuclear issue. we are at a point here if we are going to be 100%

i'm going to get that letter that albert einstein wrote to franklin roosevelt. we'll go around david stockman and good to president reagan and the rest is history. i call him the unsung hero of missile defense. one other key thing i want to talk about, too, is energy. this country has got to be 100% energy independent and be able to sustain it. the u.s. energy information agency tells us that between now and 2014 we'll -- 2040 globally a 56% increase of energy consumption. 85% will come from the developing countries. we give a lot of details in the book. every time we buy oil in the mid-east, even from a country we think is a pro-u.s. country, you can rest assured that a portion -- i call it excess petro dollars -- goes somehow to finance terrorism. we have to dry that up. we have to be 100%, make our own energy. dry it so they have to focus on their own people, and energy is so important. [applause] i also talk about how we -- as far as energy is concerned, the nuclear issue. we're at a point here in about -- if we're going to be 100% energy dependent today we

this is 42-year-old jay gotti albert and 38-year-old richard pretty ricky wilson.h of albert's recording studio uncovered 22 bags of heroin and an abandoned car. both men were taken into custody and being held on several hundred thousand dollars bail each. >> and now we have some breaking news from gloucester county, new jersey tonight. this is the woodbury heights section of the county and as you can tell from this billowing smoke this home is on fire and we're told at least one person is hurt. now, they've been rushed to cooper university hospital with some burns apparently. gloucester county crews have been battling this fire for almost a half hour now here in the 300 block of barlow avenue. there was heavy fire and smoke when they arrived. again, one person is reported injured but no word yet on how this fire started and as you can tell t-the flames are still burning inside of this home here in woodbury heights new jersey. we'll keep an eye on the situation and bring you more information as soon as it becomes available to us. >>> well tax season is upon us. it'

albert the -- out there, the enemy is creeping in. the weighting is agony. -- waiting is agony.n the enemy makes his move. this is it, live or die. [gunfire] in the forefront, general pearson. from bastogne to vietnam, the tradition remains unbroken and magnificent. the screaming eagles. [gunfire and explosions] the battle wanes. a small part of operation hawthorn is over. some of the men of the 101st will fight no more. but for this day the bastions of freedom held. they came, a full battalion. their weapons, not ours, have been silenced. throughout the oppressive days and nights of june 1966 the operation hawthorn continued. the screaming eagles repeatedly beat back the prized units of the north vietnamese army. more than 500 of the communist aggressors are killed. it is the largest single battle of the war for the men of the 101st. the bitter struggle to preserve the freedom of this little asian nation is made more bearable as each man is strengthened in spirit and resolve. at last, the fighting is done. ♪ all the world had heard about the gallant screaming eagles. and the ba

work contracts under administrative code section 660 with design space modular buildings inc and albertlectric which will comprise fire station 48 to house fire operations on treasure island. >> same house same call without objection this is adopted unanimously. >> item 9. authorize the general manager of the puc to execute a new ten-year water service contract for continued water service to the lawrence livermore national lab with estimated revenue through december 21 2034. >> without objection this resolution is adopted man under man muffle. >> >> item 11. same house same call without objection this resolution is adopted unanimously next

people on board touched down hard during a storm, in halifax, nova scotia, two dozen were hurt, mark albert now on early result office this investigation. and just started to say, get out, get out, get out. >> past passengers scrambled to escape the jetliner before 1:00 a.m. local time, 624 was in the final seconds of a two and a half hour flight from toronto where passengers heard and felt the impact. >> there was, clipped the power line and-- >> and a piece of steel or something came up through the floor under my seat. i thought we were goners. >> reporter: video taken afterwards shows a downed power line hanging near the edge of edge of the airport. mike cunningham with transportation safety board said the plane hit a bright oranged antenna ray just before touching down. 1,100 feet short of the runway. >> this caused considerable damage to the aircraft and the main landing gear came off of that flight. >> reporter: air canada coo told reporters it was safe to land at halifax, international airport despite the snowy weather. >> the windchill was 20 degrees below freezing as 25 of the 133

mark albert for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> in the the boston area today a man carjacked by the the accused boston marathon bombers took the stand in court today. he told jurors that tamerlan tsarnaev jumped in the car, put a gun in his head and ordered him to drive to new york. dunn described making his escape when tsarnaev's pulled in the gas station. prosecutors say the tsarnaev brothers killed an mit police officer just before that carjacking. >>> lumber liquidators is defending the safety of some have of its products in the wake of the 60 minutes investigation that found some flooring made in china a may contain unsafe levels of formaldehyde. sixty minutes bought 31 boxes of laminate from his lumber liquidators. all but one failed to meet california formaldehyde admission standard. the company defended it products. >> what matters for our customers and our brandies whether these products contribute any significant formaldehyde to the the a air in their homes. they do not. we are confident our flooring is safe. >> reporter: lumber liquidators say if customers are concerned that

as mark albert tells us there is disagree over how long iran will have to limit its nuclear technology>> reporter: with a deadline less than 48 hours away to reach agreement on the framework of an iran nuclear deal, secretary of state john kerry is in switzerland where leaders from iran, the u.s. and five world powers remained locked intense negotiations. >> if we're going to get this done over the next few hours iran has to take a deep breath and make tough decisions. >> world leaders want iran to agree to key provisions that would prevent the country to getting a nuclear weapon for at least a decade. in return iran is seeking immediate relief from crippling sanctions. there are also looming questions over a major unresolved issue whether iran will comply with demands to ship all often riched you're un yum it produces to russia. >> here in washington a debate continues on whether to rollout more sanctions against iran if a deal is not reached. >> when you begin to see all these leaks that probably came out of the white house in terms of what the uranium deal was starting to shape up t

i'm albert an immediate neighbor of the property in question and lawyer for the last 15 years so unfortunately, that issue is brought to my attention a couple of weeks ago i take issue not a notification procedure to let myself or other tenants in the building that live roughly thirty feet from the property lining line that's the north and south wall i'm sleeping on the south wall we have exhausts in that distance i'm sure this board is educated but for purposes of having the faced of the neighbor my pregnant wife we're the neighbors we're heard nothing about this process i'm not surprised to hear it was not zoned properly with respect to the quiz of how long the property is in use month of my career he does asbestos litigation we thought asbestos was not a problem the science and osha know that those are bad stuff and should not be in the meadow approximate it of the park or the school yard when is about a block away thank you very much. >> excuse me. is that the flu from the paint booth. >> siemdz. >> is this the flew from the paint booth. >> i'm not sorry what you're asking. >> right past t

in the parks they're on bisexuals i have a homelessness outreach 40 officers dedicated to that and albert lake they coffee the panhandle and allotments they know what's going on around the beat and it is a traditional foot beat they go out to each individual merchant and that's something we're working on i work closely with phil ginsburg and chief the honda team and puc of the 7th corridor. >> we do have major events hate street fair 420 not an event (laughter). >> i'm trying to convince captain cherniss to help me out the hates street merchants fair and the festival and the national night out and the fair and the aids walk alice and tee escapes and come by that is where last year, we have 6 thousand people that is a really big turnout it's usually smaller and hayes valley fairs we cover a portion so the crowd management thank you to my friend that helps me with the crowd management we're managing over a quarter of a million people it's a lot of work and rely on the community for community groups i do offer them some point of input and incorporate that into the event. >> the coming of the

we talked with albert morales. he says it is still going to be some time before they get to go home because the scene is not clear. though the suspect is dead, his body is still in place where he died, and also, sadly this morning, we have found out that the officer's body is still there on the scene as well. the coroner is there on the scene trying to determine how they can move the officer's body out and also the suspect's body out. but until that happens, that scene will not be cleared for folks to return back home. we have more information coming up for you in the next half-hour. about when that timetable might allow those folks to go back home. but again, there was a mother we talked with who ran out for a quick trip to the grocery store. left her 1-year-old and 3-year-old with a sitter and she spent the night without them last night. so a very difficult night for the families who live around there. but again, police chief larry esquivel said he was very moved by the support that the community showed in helpin

in the parks they're on bisexuals i have a homelessness outreach 40 officers dedicated to that and albert lake they coffee the panhandle and allotments they know what's going on around the beat and it is a traditional foot beat they go out to each individual merchant and that's something we're working on i work closely with phil ginsburg and chief the honda team and puc of the 7th corridor. >> we do have major events hate street fair 420 not an event (laughter). >> i'm trying to convince captain cherniss to help me out the hates street merchants fair and the festival and the national night out and the

mark albert, cbs news, washington. >>> a new technology service in cupertino. the mayor will unveil a new fiber service. he's partnered with at&t to make it the first city in california to get ultra fast gig power internet service that's one gigabyte per second. to give you an idea of how fast that really is, at&t says it will allow people to download 25 songs in a second or a full length hd movie in 30 seconds! that would be wicked fast as it were. >>> on this monday morning, a graphic timeline released on the final moments of that germanwings flight 9525. why french investigators are very upset. >> plus, the fight over robin williams' estate heads to court. >> from the kpix weather center, good morning everybody. rain on easter? we'll have the details. >> and we will go flying over one of our slowest drives right now. out of the altamont pass, livermore valley. we're seeing the usual commuter traffic. and then it really bogs gown near the dublin interchange. we'll have the latest on this crash on westbound 580 after the break. but first, we want to know what

. >> larry: what is wrong with you, fat albert?hen you're accused of sleep-related crimes, you may not want to issue your statement in pajamas. (cheers and applause) >>no no, no... especially not red silk pajamas. those are the cadillac of creepy old man sleepwear. how does he not know this? the only thing missing was a bottle of roofies and a cappuccino. and if that video wasn't creepy enough, cosby followed it up by releasing a statement. >> the 10-second video also accompanied by this message from cosby, dear fans, i hope you enjoy my wonderful video message that's filled with laughter. hey, hey, hey, i'm far from finished. >> larry: filled with laughter? you shouldn't be filling anyone with anything, okay? doesn't make sense! (applause) moving on to actual good news from this weekend. the 50th anniversary of the civil rights civil rights marches in selma was held on saturday with obama leading the charge. look at the cover of the "new york times." this is so powerful. look at this picture. this is the a-team of civil rights. wa

. >> emotional news conference you have been listening to officer albert morales talking of the killing yesterday of officer mychael johnson and the suspect was holed up in a house there in san jose who was finally found dead there in a stand off situation that is not over. >> they said they have been able to determine the only shots fired were police were the ones from the initial encounter. how the suspect died, the coroner is on scene investigating. they have not revealed the exact cause of death. we will continue to follow the story here and on twitter twitter@abc7newsbayarea >>> now a check on the weather. mike? >> we will start with live doppler hd, not much fog at five mills visibility at half moon bay and south of mineta san jose international airport there is fog. watch out if you are headed on 101 south to gilroy and possibly morgan hill. light and variable winds and high pressure is taking over and you can see the crisp clean air out there this morning and sunny with a few my clouds and warm air with near record highs thursday and friday and if you are hoping for the march mi

albert: the shops open under false pretenses.y claim to sell something else, but gradually, they transform into souvenir shops. so we have to be especially vigiliant and take immediate action, to make sure this doesn't happen. reporter: but francisco bohera, fernando lastra, and their neighbors have no faith in the urban planners. they've known for some time that entire apartment blocks around placa sagrada familia are slated to be torn down. the church and the hordes of tourists are set to grow, and the long-time locals have to make way. francisco: we've spent our whole lives here. this is our neighborhood, our memories, everyhing. -- everything. will they be able to provide housing for us nearby under the same conditions as here? hardly. everything we've built up over forty, sixty, seventy years, we'll lose. reporter: the urban planners' dream is the local residents' nightmare. but the millions of visitors are unlikely to notice any of that. they might notice that the area around la sagrada familia reflects less and less of the

work contracts under administrative code section 660 with design space modular buildings inc and albert electric which will comprise fire station 48 to house fire operations on treasure island. >> same house same call without objection this is adopted unanimously. >> item 9. authorize the general manager of the puc to execute a new ten-year water service contract for continued water service to the lawrence livermore national lab with estimated revenue through december 21 2034. >> without objection this resolution is adopted man under man muffle. >> >> item 11. same house same call without objection this resolution is adopted unanimously next item please. >> item 11 to authorize the department of public health to accept and expend a one a $1 million grant to participate in a program entitled bay area trauma and assistance of care september 30th through through september 29th. >> without objection this resolution is adopted unanimously next item. >> item 12 to approve the award of a licenses and services agreement to the development foundation to use the city's intellectual property for a

and albert electric to expedite the human installation of a structure that compromises fire station 48 to help fund it on treasure island with the amount of all 4 to not to exceed $54 million. >> i'm the depending upon of finance administration and puc we respectfully requesting our approval of the contract under the sects of the administrative code for the construction of a temporary fire station on treasure island right now have entered into contracts with 3 vendors designed space module building and electric for a total contract value of 1.25633 million dollars we're respectfully requesting an amendment for technical corrections we have brought those documentation and can submit them to the clerk i want to run through them for the bin of the committee we're asking for the totally agree gait of 4 contract f to be changed to $2.7 million and requesting to add a line that reflect an agreed upon change order with the electric $103,000 plus to stricken a clause in the original reds the first further result clause in the resolution that discuses actions to secure emergency contracts. >> o

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