i know there will be more discussions and look forward to those and thank amy chang >> mr. president, seeing none, other nominations that concludes the roll call. >> i want to go to our accomodation district had would like to move forward with we do those at 2:30 but there's a important person here. >> again, thank you very much supervisor chiu and colleagues for entertaining this. for this person i wish we could roll out a red carpet. last week wednesday something tragic and beautiful at the same time happened on ocean beach. today, i'm so thrilled to be able to how were you someone who both sides the true sense of the word. a 17 why would i think he's decided to go catch waves he saved two people from darwin at ocean beach. i personally don't even dare to surf at ocean beach. o and second of all really taking it upon user to see people were distressed. unfortunately, one of the individuals a 14-year-old child was in the able to be found and the father who you saved is in critical condition at this point. so if it were not for you last wednesday would have been worse worse

i know there will be more discussions and look forward to those and thank amy chang >> mr.resident, seeing none, other nominations that concludes the roll call. >> i want to go to our accomodation district had would like to move forward with we do those at 2:30 but there's a important person here. >> again, thank you very much supervisor chiu and colleagues for entertaining this. for this person i wish we could roll out a red carpet. last week wednesday something tragic and beautiful at the same time happened on ocean beach. today, i'm so thrilled to be able to how were you someone who both sides the true sense of the word. a 17 why would i think he's decided to go catch waves he sad

i want to thank my aid amy chang who devoted the past year on this. i want to thank you for your leadership on this and the final statement which is after 70 years of a shadow economy and don't ask don't tell set of city policies, i hope we can stabilize critical affordable housing for the thousands of our most vulnerable residents and colleagues, i ask for your support. >> on this ordinance, anything else colleagues? as amended if we can have a roll call. >> city clerk: chiu, cohn, farrell, tang, no, supervisor wiener, aye, supervisor yee, no, supervisor avalos, aye, breed, hee, campos. 8 ayes, two no. >> why don't we go back to our 3:00 p.m. special order. madam clerk please call items 19-22 item 19:[public hearing - appeal of exemption determination - san francisco municipal transportation agency's commuter shuttle policy and pilot program] hearing of persons interested in or objecting to the san francisco municipal transportation agency sfmtaa board of directors approval of resolution no. 14-023, california environmental quality act categorical ex

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amy lady. if i wanted to change my evidence i wouldn't stick with saying we ate at 7:00.ut that's when we ate, my lady. >> i put to you, you know that it's impossible for her to have eaten after you went to bed that night. on your version. am i right? >> i was sleeping, any lma lala. >> it's not impossible, improbable. >> i don't want to argue the point. >> i want to. >> if reeva switched off the alarm and went down to eat and came upstairs i don't now, milady. i was sleeping. we ate after 7:00, and that's the last time that i think -- >> mr. pistorius, this particular point i put to you is devastating for your version because it cannot, it's an objective set of facts, and it cannot fit into your version. what do you want to say to that? >> i don't see how reeva could have possibly eaten after 7:00. we're talking now about the possibilities. when i ate, we ate together, and we ate just after 7:00, and we ate about 20 minutes, half an hour, so i'm sure dinner would have been finished way before 8:00. i don't have an answer to the questions he's putting to me. >> then we'll

both are considered to have changed the churnl church the most. amy?> reporter: this is kind of a classic pope francis feel good move, recognizing two men simultaneously. now, he is making list again and also bending the rules in this way he likes to do. he's fast tracking one of the two, john paul ii and he is allowing one to be a miracle short of what is normally required, but it is pretty widely recognized here and around the vatican that both men made more than their fair share to make a huge difference in the lives of so many people. now, on st. peter's square, people are getting ready for the big event tomorrow. it's safe to say there will be a lot of camping out there tonight and it's sad to say it may rain quite a bit tonight or tomorrow here in rome, but our fingers are crossed. john paul ii, the globe trotting polish pope who connected with so many young people and credited with helping bring down communism by keeping people's faith alive in his home land and throughout the east, is to ca canonized tomorrow. >> you have to remember how much v

change, no? >> yes, they do, you're right. gwen: you give me one, i give you one. we move on and we're both wrong it turns out, thank you, amy. the presidency has its power and its limits. in a moment, we'll talk about how presidential power changed civil rights law. but this week when it came to gender pay equity, the president's power was limited to signing executive orders calling for transparency and accountability for federal contractors. the next day, the senate blocked a more far-reaching pay equity bill. was this debate real, for show, or really about something else? >> you know, no one made any bones about saying it was about turning out democratic voters that will be needed in a mid-term election when democrats, including president obama, have been candid and forthright about how they're expecting what the president calls hibernation among the voters that will be needed to actually turn out in november. so what they're looking at -- and this is a very old playbook that democrats have played with before. president obama has prospered with this playbook -- is that they need women voters to turn out and specifically,

school community requesting they send inappropriate pictures of themselves in change for pictures of the account holder. amy hollyfield will have a report with reaction in the next half hour. >> police are investigating a peeping incident at an elementary school when a suspicious man was standing in a hallway looking into a window next to kindergarten and fondling himself and he realized he was seen he took off. he is hispanic male in his late 50's or early 60's and was wearing red wind breaker and black baseball cap. >> san francisco's fire chief has decided not to republic -- someone being driven over by a fire truck. the department did not have a ban on the cameras and the chief said that johnson violated a 2009 department general order against unauthorized filming in the workplace when he recorded the crash scene with a personal camera he installed on his helmet. >> police are announcing success in the traffic crackdown to improve pedestrian safety and police and the c.h.p. issued 126 citations during the commute on wednesday and cracked down on unsafe driving, walking, and cycling on the busy stretch o

it's a requirement at 110 percent ami to 26 affordable units and there's clean up items related to the amendments that changes the percentages that follow once you make this amendment. we're available for any questions, both the development team as well as staff. thank you. >> supervisor wiener. >> i have questions for staff so thank you for the presentation and running down the thurs. that was helpful. can you go back and tell me, in the plan as a whole and not just this project, how many low and very low income units have been built or have been entitled? >> if you would look at page nine in your handout, this shows the requirement of very low and mission bay north and what has been built. and in blue, you have what has not been built. for very low, 98 units required and 98 built. for the low come, 35 units were required and 135 units were built. 32 has been built which leaves leaves the 80 remaining. >> so it's 32 and you're proposing the other 36. just to be -- in terms of what will be built, it's about 233 low or very low and then it will be a total of 58 moderate, is that right? >> yeah. 32 plus 26, 58.

. >> changing the stigma, something we are trying to do. amy, thank you for your time today. >> and as home to the legendary soulful sound. detroit celebrates music. here again is bisi onile-ere. >> long before mo town, this was the sound of the city. >> the detroit symphony orchestra, a symbol of success. a surplus of 20 million, ticket sales bringing in 10,000 donors, and a concert featuring steven spiel berg and john wilson sold out in is a minutes. it's music to everyone's ears, and a surprise considering the institution was silenced forever. >> we went through cuff times, during the financial coppals the orchestra was on the brink. stayed funding dropping. >> ticket sales plunged. audiences down 40-50%, plus a deficit of 6.5 million. with a musician contract, reinforced contracts, the symphony rebounded and is if the black. >> this is a reason for the turn around where every concert is broadcast to the world. it's the only one to streamline for free. the webb casts viewed by hundreds of thousands of people. there are studies that showed pe

amy goodman with nermeen shaikh. talk about the new intergovernmental panel on climate change report, let's go back to the recent u.n.talk 2013.rsaw, poland in we spoke to the former charity africa group at the u.n., change negotiations. he spoke about developed countries obligations to address the impacts of climate change. charity, but they can do something along the lines of culprits asian -- compensation. africans have to go through adverse effects that they did not create. it is creating not only droughts, floods, but creating conflicts. because people have to go farther and farther to get water . drive two suv's in the u.s. while they're fighting to get water in africa. it is about doing what is right. it has to be done in two ways. to reduce the lifestyles, the consumption of carbon in the the abilityrovide to deal with the climate change. >> i wanted to get the comments of our guests today, saleemul huq and michael oppenheimer. they're both co-authors of the newly released intergovernmental panel on climate change report. we're also joined in sweden by tim gore of oxfam. saleemul huq in london, if you could t

amy's more just like a friend. you know, like a bro. yeah. i don't know, something just changed. like, i'm just done.t because of all the weight she gained? no. i mean, she's definitely put on some pounds, but that's not even it. yeah. is it the long distance? no, long distance is the only reason we're still together now.

it's a requirement at 110 percent ami to 26 affordable units and there's clean up items related to the amendments that changes the percentages that follow once you make this amendment. we're available for any questions, both the development team as well as staff. thank you. >> supervisor wiener. >> i have questions for staff so thank you for the presentation and running down the thurs. that was helpful. can you go back and tell me, in the plan as

amy and meryl. i think it's going to be really tight between them. it changes every week. le. and it brings tears to my eyes every time i watch her dance. >> i watched the show forever. any other season, five of the people on the show would have won. >> no question about it. you were a great sport. well, thanks for coming in this morning. we'll be right back. >> great job, you guys. [ applause ] "gma's" "dancing with the stars" segment is brought to you by walgreens. visit the tv section on goodmorningamerica.com on yahoo! to watch for dance happy, be healthy videos presented by walgreens. >>> good morning. i'm kristen sze. national park police searched a home in san francisco's northeast neighborhood early this morning possibly for potential explosives. it started with a vehicle stop last night in the presidio. officials say the driver admitted he was carrying fireworks. the officer called in the sfpd bomb squad to check. that led them to the suspect's home on vallejo near powell street in north beach. investigators took away several bags of evidence. they questioned some

changes everything. [ male announcer ] mio. squirt some. it cbreak the ice, with breath freshening cooling crystals. ice breakers. amy: bean? jennie: pinto. bit about fashion. i mean... do you want salsa on that? and does that dress come in different colors? jennie: why are you asking me all of these questions? co-worker: answer the question. amy: it's company policy. how much does that dress cost? jennie: fifteen dollars. amy: one, five? jennie: one, five. amy: fifteen dollars?! jennie: fifteen dollars. co-worker: yeah right. amy: yeah right. jennie: girls start at ten. amy: (looks at little girl) respect. jennie: all dresses are on sale. amy: i quit. everybody lets go!! co-worker: yeah. co-worker: great idea! ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: my next guest is a grammy award winning rapper and dj, who's latest single "turn down for what" is currently number one on the itunes dance charts. please welcome l'il jon. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> i think -- oh, my goodness. genghis. genghis. [ laughter ] >> seth: where are you going? >> genghis doesn't like redemption. [ laughter ] >> seth: thank you so much for being here. this is -- i've -

and seemingly out of the blue the malaysian suddenly changed the final words to good night, malaysian 370. a normal sign-off suggesting nothing was amis. if they don't find floating wreckage soon they may never find this aircraft. >> stay with us on "bbc world news". a turkish court overturns a ban on youtube a day after the government was forced to unblock twitter. we debate the implications. ♪ rejoice... for you have entered the promised land of accomodation. ♪ booking.com booking.yeah! >>> you're with "bbc world news" with me nik gowing. i have the latest headlines. press photographer anja neidinghaus has been shot dead in afghanistan. this as afghans prepare to vote on saturday to replace hamid karzai. security is intense right across the country. >>> a court in turkey has overturned a blanket ban on the video sharing website youtube. it comes a day after the government was forced unblock twitter. i'm joined by bbc turkish service. this shows the tension between the court and the political leaders. >> yes. it is true. over the last couple of months what we have seen in turkey is a i conflict between the legislation and the executi

and seemingly out of the blue the malaysian suddenly changed the final words to good night, malaysian 370. a normal sign-off suggesting nothing was amis. if they don't find floating wreckage soon they may never find this aircraft. >> that's our transport reporter richard wescott. one of mesh's most popular and long-running tv talk show hosts announces his retirement. [ male announcer ] love drama? don't be a yes man. [ boss ] it is a very smart plan. so we're all on board? [ paul ] no. this is a stupid plan. hate drama? go to cars.com. research. price. find. only cars.com helps you get the right car without all the drama. if you don't get out there how will you tell people the fish you caught was twice as large as it actually was, hmmm? go and smell the roses! why relocating manufacturingpany to upstate new york? i tell people it's for the climate. the conditions in new york state are great for business. new york is ranked #2 in the nation for new private sector job creation. and now it's even better because they've introduced startup new york - dozens of tax-free zones where businesses pay no taxes for ten years. you'll get a warm we

changes. >> seven doing something pretty unique and interesting and having an impact. >> five-time oscar nominee, amyin the world, in our lives, and who is it that is setting the pace for that change. >> not just the good and the provocative. >> not all influence is positive. >> reporter: which is why russian president vladimir putin, north korea's president kim jong-un and nsa leaker edward snowden is on it. >> that's why it is. power is a tool influence is a skill. >> think if we looked less at what party people were from, we'd have a better chance of fixing things. >> senator rand paul and music musician pharrell were there. others work outside the spotlight. this sister has given shelter to uganda girls scarred by war. >> it's our duty to heal the wouldn'ts of these women to let them all work in hope. >> this year marks the 11th year. some from 17 years old to people in their 70s. a record-breaking 41 women were recognized. >> some day it will be more than 41. it should be 51. we should reflect half the population. >> also included master interviewer charlie rose. >> something tells me you're the

amy poehler, josie hendler. tina fey. >> feeling the heat as other competitors slashed prices for customers. number three, wal-mart little changed. has chosen mastercard to handle the transactions for its branded credit card in a nine-year partnership with discover. last year, walmart filed a lawsuit against visa. >> number two is google, down 4%. the smart fire alarm has been halted because it can be switched off unintentionally. it recommends customers turn off the wave feature which helps them easily turn off the device. >> moving onto our number one stock of the day. , the online food order company rising on its debut. a charges restaurants commission for each order made through the company. close ofre at the trading and we have been talking about the nasdaq getting hit so badly today. looks like it is ending the day off 2.5%. turns out this is not the worst selloff since june 2012, just the worst selloff since this february. the nasdaq if only having trouble with the momentum stocks, like google, amazon, 4%, causingn 3%, some to say these momentum players, these momentum stocks are really turning to take a turn and that cou

amy gutierrez. that's your giants update. >> wilson and dodger blue, possibly, playing the giants. that will be certainly one to watch. >> big change, that's for sure. >> feel guilty wearing this blue. what was i thinking? >> for the sharks. >> thank you, thank you very much. that's right. we love our san jose sharks. the warriors they're looking good and, yeah, those giants off to a fantastic start so far this season. they'll be at home tonight at 7:15. at&t park commhilly if you're headed out to that got. bring a heavy coat. a little wind, as well. headed ou eed outdoors this tue san rafael plenty of fog and temperatures nice and mild. fog is going to clear out by about lunchtime. nice day today once that sea breeze gets kicking. talking about maybe 45-mile-per-hour wind gusts through the coastal mountains today. keep that in mind, otherwise, just perfection today. between 2:00 and 4:00 p.m., we're talking about complete sunshine and gorgeous conditions and mild inland with temperatures in the 70s and kind of cool at the coast. show you san jose versus san francisco and 77 degrees for us and 66 degrees at the coast. so, you might

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amy purdy suffered back spasms after the first dance and had to be rushed to treatment. "real housewives" nene leakes will not be returning. she was voted off and had a tearful good-bye. >>> more changes ferguson has hosted "the late late show" on cbs since 2005. his show follows david letterman's and at one point it was believed he would take over letterman's seat. >> i will be stepping down at the end of this year in december. then i'll go and do something else. probably, i'm thinking, carpentry. [ laughter ] but i haven't made up my mind yet. i don't know what i'm going to do. i feel like doing the show for ten years is enough. >> must be exhausting, you know. those shows -- >> every single day. >> now that we know what is happening, ferguson used his trademark humor announcing his decision to leave the show. >> you heard him there. ferguson know one thing he is going to do be doing, host of a syndicated game show and there are plans to continue "the late late show" so cbs will be searching for another host. you said you are going to throw your hat in the ring. come on, cbs. >> i'm available, call me. game show. i wonder what game show he will do. >> syndicated game show. it's inte

change the name to dancing with nene. >> thank you. ♪ this is what makes -- >> reporter: emotions also running high for amy purdy. >> i feel if i had legs it was pop singer cody simpson who was sent home. >> tough, but it is what it is. >> you still got it all. hey, cody. hey, witney. good to have you both here this morning. >> thanks for having us. >> oh, boy, your expression. so many watching at home and there in the ballroom, what? >> yeah. >> how are you feeling this morning? >> wow. it's tough. you know? >> yeah. we both looked at each other. and we were just completely shocked. >> there it is. >> there it is. >> honestly, you know, it's something that we were both a little surprised about, obviously. you never really know when you're going to go home, when you're going to be safe. >> we did not think last night. >> yeah. >> we didn't, either. >> so. >> what do you think it was? >> i don't know. i'm not sure. but, you know -- >> i think with the show, like the demographic is so much older. that might be it. >> i don't care if you're young or old, there was a moment last night when you were the envy of every woman in america, when c

change russia's behavior in ukraine, but he also has his eye on china. today announcing a plan to place u.s. troops here in the philippines for the first time in 20 years. amy>> thank you. >>> and a new phase in the search for flight 370. the australian prime minister saying that the aerial search has been suspended to expand the underwater search that could take up to eight months. >>> and a pilot is missing after two small planes collided in midair after flying from a vintage airplane festival. one pilot was able to land safely, but the other plane, similar to this one, spun out of control crashing into the water. >>> a 22-year veteran of the knoxville, tennessee, sheriff's department has been fired of a he was caught allegedly choking a college student into unconsciousness. these pictures appear to show the young man appearing to be choked and then collapses. the sheriff said the deputy used excessive force. >>> and finally a big scare for a long dance swimmer. adam walker was on this charity swim off new zee land -- zealand when he realized a great white shark was lurking beneath him. and then a surprise, a pod of ten dolphins surrounded him until the s

changes in the pipeline route. this story is also picked up in the pages of the "wall street journal" this morning. amy harper and janet hook writing, adding this -- also, it gives reaction from canadian officials on this project as well. here is a little bit of that. you see a map there, the red section of keystone that is already existing. the blue line that you see is the proposed route that is under consideration by the state department. again, a decision by the state department and obama and -- obama administration delayed in view of the nebraska supreme court case that we spoke about. we want to get your comments, what you agree or not. the numbers are on the screen. we posted this on facebook and about 700 comments so far. this is just one of them. this is patrick dolan saying, i applaud the decision. the u.s. needs to switch to alternative fuels, like so many other countries have done or on the process of doing. the sooner we switch to cleaner fuels, the sooner we can start shrinking our nation's carbon footprint. the first call on this, from oklahoma city on the republican nine. good morning.

amy? >> ginger, thanks so much. >>> our friend, katie couric is involved in a new film that the food industry does not want you to see. it's called "fed up." and it just might changeamerica. 80% of them have added sugar. your brain likes sugar, just like it does cocaine or heroin. you're going to become an addict. >> you end up with one of the greatest public health epidemics of our time. >> this is the first generation of american children expected to lead shorter lives than their parents. >> i am 12 years old, and my doctors have said i'm 56. >> we're blaming will power. it's a crime. >> over 95% of all americans will be overweight or obese in two decades. >> we're toast as a country. >> the sugar industry is extraordinarily powerful. they're in business to make money, not to keep america healthy. >> what if our whole approach to this epidemic has been dead wrong? >> the government is subsidizing the obesity epidemic. >> it places private profit over public health. systemic political failure. >> by 2050, one out of every three americans will have diabetes. >> those diseases are being driven by sugar. >> and "fed up" opens in theaters across the country on may 9t