. >> is there a precedent for moving such a high-profile case to another city. >> i think the one that people

seems like people are trying their best fingers can be pointed out at the one business but it's anothers city. >> whether the light there's a couple of avenues we're trying to coma together. >> how did the business improvement district. >> when i spoke to karen flood she was definitely listening and says how we can go onto the next level. >> great, thank you. >> thank you is any public comment on item the police report seeing none, public comment is closed excuse me. >> we're going to moveem 6 which is our permits. >> and i'm going to hand to deputy city attorney black stone. >> good afternoon commissioners so our first item on this guess a great stars theatre this is continued again because we are still working with the planning department to figure out this one so we took a voted on whether or not you will allow them to continue until our next meeting. >> sure. >> would someone like to make that motion. >> can we continue to the to the call of the chair 80 since we don't know how point of order i think the applicant sent a request for continuance. >> it wasn't a specific timeframe but it's

. >> if you are in san jose or another city, every joors duction has an animal shelter that's willing to take animals unwanted. who abandon them along the side of the road. >> whoever is responsible for the crime will likely face felony animal cruelty charges. >>> berkeley could become a no drone zone. it would last about two years. many local governments have been krut sn scrutinizing drones over privacy concerns. >>> the sheriff's office is asking for approval to purchase a cell phone tracking system which allows the person to track all phones in a specific area. sheriff's office wants to use it to catch criminals but some legal experts have concerns about privacy. police are already using the technology in san jose, oakland and fremont. >>> and shocked full of hot button issue action immigration on the agenda for the santa clara county board of supervisors this morning. it will discuss whether to fund legal services for undocumented immigrants in the county, potentially eligible to stay legal in the u.s. under president obama's executive order. texas judge halted that order last we

but some egyptian commentators insist they died of suffocation in another city. >> translator: this istrong evidence of the conspiracy and lying against egypt. >> reporter: hospital staffers say that is a lie. >> translator: we started the resuscitation on this bench. everything happened here. >> reporter: the egyptian government said the air strikes hit camps of isil-affiliated groups. egypt says the military campaign was launched in retaliation for the beheading of 21 egyptian christians, but witnesses say several civilians were killed in the air strikes. >> translator: there was no military presence here. just families lived here. the family the mother and their children were all killed. there was a gentlemen who was also killed. there were about eight killed in the neighborhood in addition to four who are still seriously injured. >> reporter: the court appointed tripoli-based government says egypt is trying to run away from its own internal crisis by exporting its problems to libya. >> translator: we call porn the u.n., the european union, and the african union, to conduct an inves

angered at the fact that the army surrendered its bases to the houthi rebels as they advanced in another cityust a couple of days ago. the particular point with this army base its close proximity to the oil production center of yemen. it goes to show that the violence is increasing and spreading quickly, in what is a very lawless country at the moment. >> jamal thank you for that. >>> an egyptian court has granted bail to two al jazeera journalists, mohammed fahmy, and baher mohamed have been detained for 411 days in a cairo prison. they are accused of colluding with the outlawed muslim brotherhood, charges they as well as al jazeera deny. their colleague, australian peter greste was freed and deported on february 1st. their trial will resume on february 23rdrd. our correspondent reports. >> reporter: this could be the beginning of the end of an ordeal that lasted for more than 400 days. al jazeera's bureau chief, baher mohamed, and producer mohammed fahmy have been granted bail at the start of their retrial. fahmy was asked to pay a security bond of around $33,000. >> we'll abide by everythi

. >> you have a wonderful system here which i think you may have borrowed from another city. [laughter] it works low. works well -- works well. >> in london, you arrive on a bike? >> it is one of the easiest ways to get along. the average traffic speeds have only increased from 9.329.4 miles an hour -- 9.3 to 9.4 miles an hour. i love cycling. you will rise an irritatingly optimistic state of mind -- arrive in and irritatingly optimistic state of mind. i go at the pace of an elderly french onion seller. [laughter] you will not work up much of a sweat in london because the climate is so temperate and beautiful. [laughter] you do not have snow. >> your embassy in the u.s., tell us what that was like? >> the reason that i am here, full disclosure, the commercial relationship between london and america is the most important and we cannot take it for granted. >> this is the commercial. >> it's important to get this in. what's this guy doing here? what i'm trying to remind american investors is that ours is the city where they really need to focus if they want to -- what a bridgehe

is not another city of 640,000 people. it's symbolic if it's league at to smoke cannabis here. >> that's correct. what you see is there's a changing political tide in the country at this point in time. 52% of american support ending marijuana problem hickition. the congress voted to end marijuana prohibition, in favour of ending medical marijuana. 88% of people in the country want access to medical marijuana, you have 24 states with access to medical marijuana, and there's a growing list chosing too completely. the writing is on the wall and the people like mr jones, continue to advocate. >> what can you go to lessen the social consequences of this law? >> i want to go back to something that the doctor said about being on the losing side of this. >> according to statistics, the gallop poll showed that favourite nationally for legalization dropped from 58% to 52%. colorado has bipartisan condemnation of the legalization there. the democratic governor said it was reckless and the newly appointed republican general is glad th

dispute whether those children were killed during the bomb, claiming they died of other causes in another cityin eastern libya. >> the egyptian government said the airstrikes were aimed at training camps of isil affiliates. some appear to have missed their targets. >> there was no military presence here. the mother and their children were all killed. there was a gentleman who was also killed. there were eight killed in the neighborhood. in addition to those who were seriously injured. >> they claimed that egypt is just trying to divert public. to their own problems at home. >> we call upon the u.n. the european union and the african union to average lan investigation regarding the video of the alleged beheading and to condemn the blatant airstrikes of the egyptian army because it is a clear violation of libyan sovereignty. >> egypt is now demanding for u.n. action. france and italy are also campaigning. they want a coordinated international effort to counter the threat. in tunisia is worried. security has been beefed up here at the border area. it's still unclear how stronger presence that the

there is another city committee that will be meeting in this space. we have an agenda that is extraordinary. we are going to under take the labors of sieve fissous and get through this and the great person, the god condemned to roll a rock up a hill. i happen to be wearing a watch and the face is of this god and i will turn to my fellow commissioners so they can see it, so it can be done, and my hope is that those will be presenting will be focused in their remarks, crisp in their presentation. that board members -- we all know that we have other commitments. we have another closed session this afternoon. we need a quorum for that, and that public comment i would ask that it be essential and targeted on terms of the topics that may call -- they do all call for public comment, so to the degree that you can help us complete the full agenda today we would be very appreciative, and with that i would like to close my remarks and move to the rates and benefits committee we we're acting as the committee of the whole. let's begin with the item. >> item 3 acti

going up and can finally with 50 mile radius instead of driving it into another state or another city. >> newer non-profits like nourish now in maryland's montgomery county are bringing change to the system. fresh food with its own refrigeration unit and warming up to a more business-like approach. >> you get the text the phone call the application work you go ahead and rescue the food. the food goes back get it soon enough. >> if food cowboy is successful, the days of too late to donate could be numbered. >> the idea is to grow this the solution. try to change the way two systems do it. >> the food cowboy folks talk about changing behavior. they're hoping to see a day where the kids at school and also transport some cafeteria leftovers say to a food bank that could pass on your way home. doing well by doing good. >> absolutely. we should all do something like that. that does it for "nightly business report" tonight. i'm sue herera. thanks for watching. >> thanks from me as well. i'm tyler mathisen. have a great weekend everyone. see you back here on monday. ♪ it's all right, it's oka

margaret workers go to another city and get it -- migrant workers go to another city and get a permit can they change it? >> it is a complex and bureaucratic process. they will give migrants permanent residency which will give them rights like health care and social benefits not schooling. school reform is a massive undertaking. >> we will be talking about this more in the course of the morning. up next, a beijing policy measure limiting the drop in property prices. we will have a look at china's latest figures, the next. ♪ >> the drama that keeps on going, greece rejects the debt extension and that sends the euro down. setting itself up for trouble, china resuming trading in hong kong. churning out billionaires. why china's ritualist keeps getting longer -- rich list keeps getting longer. let's have a look at what is going on with the shanghai hong kong open. >> today the big word is europe markets reacting, a cautious start giving what is happening in greece and asian stocks are retreating, following the most since wednesday. -- alling the most since wednesday. today would be the se

but if you're san jose or another city, every jurisdiction has a shelter that's willing to take animals that are unwanted. there's no reason for someone to put them in a sand bag and throw them out of a vehicle. >> reporter: neighbors say it's not unusual to see people illegally dumping trash out here at this isolated spot but they have never seen or heard about any animals being dumped here until now. if you know anything about this crime or recognize those dogs please call the santa cruz county animal shelter. ian cole nbc bay area news. >>> a break in a south bay homicide case. 19-year-old gabriella ortiz is being charged with murder. detectives used this surveillance video from an east san jose convenience store to help track her down. police say ortiz and four other men killed robert hiezer. he was found dead inside of his gilroy home last week. detectives are connecting ortiz and those suspects to similar crimes in different parts of the bay area. police say this woman seen here is also ortiz. now another victim says he picked up a woman who he thought was a prostitute. he was dru

and migrant workers there are 200 million in china and when they go to another city they don't get thoseights, they get a temporary revenue permit and they are discriminated against because they have no rights at all. now the public security ministry says we will abolish the system and you get a permanent residency permit. this is the first step in hukou reform. >> we are looking forward to that afternoon business in tokyo where we have seen switches between gains and losses topping the seven-year higghh yesterday. all eyes are ungreased. the latest after the break. >> greece rejects europe's debt conditions as absurd. the currency falling for a third way and china is turning up billionaires on an industrial scale. >> the bank of australia outlining what was behind a decision to cut the country's cash rates to a record low. what did actually fall behind because they are already at record lows before that. >> they did discuss it extensively, they reveal in the february meeting where they cut the rate to the record low. as for the reasons for doing it they had doubts about the domestic spe

but the city by the bay has also imported another specialty from the orient. elicit massage parlors that play host to a booming underground sex trade. >> trafficking is live and well in san francisco. >> reporter: inspector ed walsh has spent 25 years with san francisco's health department. >> hi! health department, how are you? >> since 2007 our cameras have followed him on his beat. >> hello, ladies. >> inspecting the city's massage parlors. many of which are fronts for prostitution. >> there is a guy, there is a guy there. >> when we go into these places, we observe sex. there's not supposed to be any sex. that's the bottom line. >> men looking for sex know that the price of admission is a quick $60 to the house. once inside, a buyer can hand pick a scantily clad woman from the bull pen and start a private party behind closed doors. >> you go into the room and then you negotiate a sex act with a masseuse. what i understand to be the going rate is anywhere from like $120 to $140 for a sex act. and usually you can get any type of sex act that you like. >> wor

so as this city tries to come to grips with all this, there's another city that's very much on many people's minds here and that city is ferguson missouri. they've been here ef every day for two weeks. a small stubborn protest group. eddie enriquez and his wife joined the protest outside city hall. >> they didn't just shoot and kill him they killed everybody here in the way of killing our civil liberties and civil rights. >> two weeks ago people found a distraught antonio zambrano montez throwing rocks at cars. he ran ran again and when he turned three officers fired. the killing sparked outrage and a march of over a thousand people the next weekend. another much smaller demonstration last saturday stopped traffic and closed a highway bridge. people are still living mementos and messages at the spot where the mexican migrant worker died. >> will people like to see the marches stop? >> yes, people stop no more march. >> marta takes us on a downtown pasco tour. lack of services especially for the mentally disturbed. >> you find people sleeping and doing drugs back here sometimes dozens of them

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ktvu's ken wayne shows us the results and how part of the transformation could be traced back to another city0 miles away. >> reporter: detroit. the name alone conjures up images of decay, poverty and crime and with a police department embroiled in controversy. >> cops around here they don't come when you call. >> oakland turned to detroit for guidance. >> i went to detroit twice. >> the police chief says detroit was under a mandate oo reform its -- to reform its department. they turned things around based on one concept. . >> we believe and we engage in constitutional policing. >> when i went to detroit i met the chief there. he said to me was constitutional policing is good policing. here we have a city that, you know, has more problems than oakland and has a tough crime problem and yet the chief was saying that in detroit. >> reporter: he was one of the attorneys that filed the legal action that resulted in the reform process. constitutional policing is this? >> we are not above the law. if we are going to enforce the law we have to respect it. right? we expect our officers to treat people

. >>> to another city with crime. nbc10 has learned new castle police will join wilmington officers patrolling the city streets. this comes after a rise in homicides over the past decade. a trend county officials and residents say is very disconcerting. >> the loss of jobs and students here has created, you know a very sad situation. >> there's a lot of people that have had good suggestions and to know avail, none of them really worked, it's sad to say. i really don't see any relief for it. >> so far this year the city of wilmington is averaging more than one murder a week. >>> to the schools. now school add minimumministrators say enrollment is down. >> and because of that they may have to close two schools. wrestling with closing arrowhead or audubon elementary. deanna durante has been talking to parents. >> those parents are taking action. tell us what they're doing. >> reporter: right now they say the most important thing they can do is get the word out. we spoke with parents here at add bone audubon. they said th

. >> is there a precedent for moving such a high-profile case to another city. >> i think the one thatple will remember most was the oklahoma city bombing. jamie floyd explains why that could play in the boston case too. >> this precedent is of course the timothy mcveigh trial. trial held in denver. he got a fair trial. death penalty was on the table there and ultimately imposed. in the federal courts you have real options to move it to a completely different jurisdiction. you don't have that in the other case we're talking about, state case. you can only keep it in state. and generally most people in a state know all about the case. >> and that is the advantage the defense have in a federal case which this will be. >> when will this start? >> it's very, very tough to say. they are coming to the end of jury selection, but that is a process that has been massively disrupted by the record snowfall that we have had in boston so far this year. as of this moment the court hasn't given us a firm date but it is likely to be within the next couple of dates. the three-judge federal appeals pane

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dispute whether children were killed during the bombing claiming they died of other causes in another cityin eastern libya. the airstrikes came after the beheading of 21 coptic christian egyptian nationals who were living and working in sirte. the hometown of former leader muammar qaddafi. the egyptian government said in a the airstrikes were aimed at training camps of isil affiliates. some appear to have missed their target. >> there was no militant presence here. the there was a gentlemen killed. there are eight killed in the naked. >> the >> we condemn the blatant airstrikes by the egyptian army. >> egypt is now demanding for u.n. action. france and italy are also coordinating. security has been beefed up at the border area. it's still not clear how strong of presence that groups have in libya, but the current political security vacuum create the breeding ground for such groups to extend. >> the united states is hosting a summit to prevent young people being recruited by groups such as isil. leaders were invited to present pilot programs in place. 150 americans have tried to leave the u

they have met in geneva and in another city inside libya.all accounts there was a lot of progress made in the last meeting in libya. they had agreed on a framework. they had agreed on the mandate of the national unity government they agreed the national unity government who had been in power for about a year would supersede the two parliaments and two governments that are in tripoli and tobruk. and then came the egyptian air strikes. and those strikes were well received by the u.n.-recognized government in ta bruk, and condemned by the government in tripoli, and that has widened the gap. we are hearing that that meeting is still scheduled to go ahead. however, there are reservations from some people as we know it. right now the u.n.-recognized government in tobruk is meeting and there are splits among the members on whether they should go to morocco or not. in the end i think there will be pressure from the international community for everybody to head there. libyans will tell you, without one government to fight a common enemy to try to fin

he can get to another city in an hour. somehow i have the oldest inept cabdriver i i could possibly found in this is like pre- ipad. so he doesn't really know where he's going and i don't know where i'm going unit. and finally robert gibson marvin on the plane. they're like, look, if your not there in a a couple minutes were going to leave you. i said, you guys may want to leave me because i don't no where i am i am but i don't think i'm getting much closer. icy runways but i don't know where your at. and ultimately i get there eventually there still they're. why didn't you guys leave me? well, you're the only guy that has a copy of the speech. [laughter] and i think from that day forward people realize that there was a printer in the terminal. that was my last excuse. excuse. we will print the speech ourselves next line. so that was during the campaign, that was definitely a pretty big mistake. he said he said to me, you should never be 30 minutes behind me. and the white house i don't know i definitely -- mistakes that i

history there, the prostitution and potential human trafficking at that location. >> unable to get another cityit for a massage establishment, the new owners at this address decided to get creative in rebranding their business. >> the first one opened under the guise of, what did they call themselves? relaxation spa. whatever that is. >> that is a common term now. it is actually just came up with it in the last year and a half. >> so by simply calling themselves a relaxation spa, the new owner secured a new business permit and got into the so-called business of relaxation. >> they are saying, there are girls there that will give you a towel, and set you up in your room. and you take a shower or a bath in a hot tub and you lay down and relax. >> seriously? >> that's what they say they do. >> do you believe them? >> no. it's a house of prostitution. >> okay. go for it. >> despite their efforts, the new relaxation spa is not exempt from routine health inspections. >> going in now. >> and if women working here are caught offering massage, they can be cited and the business will be closed down for t

made a lot of error and suspended the permits in this case it seems the city concealed the conversation from one party to another the city admittedly conspired would one party in harassment there is no due process followed and the permits are suspended no corrective action proposed and no opportunity to take corrective action or modifications to ply with the city going forward for the permit requests the city's action are amounting to taking the property or have someone in the building i've not collected rent i don't have use of my property can't collect rent i find this process extremely stressfully and draining my retirement savings i deserve to have my property back i ask for justice to correct this situation which is largely caused by the city thank you. >> okay when we got to the timeframe do they have no more time. >> i believe you can have more time. >> i appreciate a few more minutes. >> commissioner. >> i was going to ask questions. >> yes. >> appropriate at this time in the agenda. >> you'll have to forgive me so questions for the attorney. >> or the owner either one, however, feels. >> perfect whoever

but with a team on yet another shopping trip to another city t.shaft being more specific. >> so i have said that i will not use city of oakland money to build stadiums. now there is public money available for infrastructure improvement that could support a new stadium development and i have always said that i support that. >> while concern shock another oakland official don't seem worried about the raider latest for 8. >> welcome raiders. welcome. chargers. >> this time it's not san antonio why but carson los angeles county that has caught the eye of team owner mark davis. at the time alure new 1.7 billion dollar stadium with oakland traditional nemesis the san diego chargers. >> if i were fans i don't think i would be overly concerned. >> that's big if according to the alameda county coliseum authority new executive director scott if who says there is more than one definition of public money. >> there are things like game day services. there is land. there are ways in which you can financially aid the deal without actually putting cash or public taxpayer dollars into the deal. >> we h

i come from ina, another city that faced the same struggles as detroit has faced. n my city the schools were failing to opportunity with scarce were too many. simply being born in the wrong neighborhood meant the american dream was cruelly out of reach. i join with my friend, the longest-serving head of an urban league in the united states, and a courageous leader in the civil rights movement. we decided the right to rise is also a civil right. so we went to work to change education in florida. and boy, did we. we grade school support the true accountability so moms and dads know exactly where schools stand. we raised expectations and standards and we assessed faithfully to the standard. we made sure every child counted in the system, that they weren't cast aside if they're there struggling readers or had problems. we eliminated social promotion in third grade. this insidious policy that exist in most parts of our country where if you're functionally illiterate, you're passed along to fourth grade with the gaps begin to grow and grow and grow, and the social cost gr

for this, we will continue to take steps to relocate the faith in another city while continuing our effortsgain the understanding of the people of okinawa, grounded in the firm trust between japan and the united states. we'll continue to engage in reducing the impact of the base in open outlook, not through unsubstantiated words but through our actions. -- in okinawa, not for unsubstantiated words but through our actions. for the peace and prosperity of the region, we are bound by it in separable relationship. i've had a summit with president xi jinping. it is a relationship based on common strategic interests, and we took a significant step towards improving our relationship he is we will strengthen our friendship from a broad perspective while deepening dialogue at various levels in rise to meet the expectations of the international community. the republic of korea is our most important neighbor. this year marks the 50th anniversary of the normalization of the japan relations, and japan will continue really engage to improve relations. the door for dialogue is always open. with russia, th

. >> c, another city so i cap have a great celebration. >> but that is a bachelor party. >> whoever thought of this, dramatic slow clap this is brilliant. i love it. >> q maybe more things like man theme cup cakes, cigars beer, in the like a trip. >> quincy leaped to vegas, strippers and alcohol. what is wrong with you. >> you are so excited, yes, you are so excited. my gosh, you go home, and you say, you have your own baby shower. i want to have my own man shower. and, miami. she is like no. no, i need to do this, because i'm so excited so i need all of the fun out of life before you calm me down and make me your slave women because that is what happens. >> q, how come you are at the the fire station. >> these guys right here they are firemen, fire fighters. it doesn't need to be politically correct. we will work out with the phillies coming up. these guys will come, work out with the phillies and we will have some fitness with the phillies. the lets do jumping jacks. >> yes. fitness program. >> yes. >> you have to be strong. >> we will get back to you. >> hey, of course, we have all been

sharing the sun with ancient copan was another city whose economy was so complex it became a wonder ofthe ancient world. that city was teotihuacan. teotihuacan -- founded more than 2,000 years ago. around a.d. 600, at the height of its power this magnificent city held at least 125,000 people, five times the population of the entire kingdom of copan. although contemporary with copan teotihuacan was a separate civilization unto itself. located just northeast of modern mexico city, teotihuacan had enormous influence over all of mesoamerica. teotihuacan at its peak in the 8th century a.d. was the largest city in the new world. it's also one of the largest cities in human history before the industrial revolution. teotihuacan is also a unique archaeological site in a number of characteristics -- its architecture and the size of that urban area. plus that fact that it is a supremely ordered and organized and planned community. keach: teotihuacan was an impressive model of urban planning. radiating from central avenues lined with pyramids and temples, teotihuacan contained more than 2,000 near

ground in eastern ukraine saying they are hearing shelling in the areas of maripol as well as another cityfighting in the buildup to the cease-fire. meanwhile, according to russian media reports they will have a telephone conference later today to discuss the cease-fire which by all accounts looks to be extremely fragile. meanwhile, russian defense ministry denying allegations coming out of the united states that russia had moved heavy weapon systems into eastern ukraine to help the separatists in the buildup to the cease-fire. on friday, u.s. state department officials releasing satellite images that it said showed weapon systems around the ukrainian city of deboltvo which had been a flash point to the buildup in the cease-fire. on saturday they tweeted out the satellite images which russian officials are now disputing. >> erin, we appreciate the update. thank you. >>> denmark's prime minister says her country will never bow to fear. the suspect in two deadly terror attacks is dead. the question now is did he act alone? foreign markets. asian debt that recognizes the shift in the global e

amongthem, three children are now in egypt and said that those children had not died but had died in another cityother reason. this was a campaign against the country. now, civilian casualties do happen. even if you have the most solid of intelligence on the ground even if you studied things carefully. things like that happened over and over again. that is something that maybe this time he maynaged to contain somehow, but in the future if there is more harm done to these egyptian workers living there and that he will have to again take in his words revenge, then he will have to make sure that that kind of incident does not happen and is not happening in a bigger fashion. >> hoda many thanks there in djerba. president sisi spoke about egypt's relations with gulf states. >> all of the arab brothers the monarch of saudi airarabia jordan the leadership, government and the people of saudi arabia and jordan offered their condolences and expressed solidarity with egypt. they even offered military assistance. this is highly appreciated and commended commended. i reiterate my thanks and appreciation to bo

dispute whether the children were killed during the bombing, claim they can died of other causes in another city in eastern libya. the airstrikes came after the beheading of 21 coptic christian nationals who were living and working in sirte. the hometown of former leader muammar qaddafi. the egyptian government said that the airstrikes were aimed as training camps of isil affiliates. some appeared to have missed their target. >> there was no militant presence here. just families lived here. the family, the mother and their children were all killed. there was a gentleman who was also killed. there were eight killed in the neighborhood. >> the court-appointed said that they're trying to divert public opinion from their own problems at home. >> we call upon the u.n. the european union and african union to launch an investigation into the video of the allegeds beheading. >> egypt is now demanding for u.n. action. france and italy are also campaigning they want a coordinated international effort to counter the threat. tunisia is worried security has been beefed up at the border area. it's been unclea

. >>> another city leader that might want to pass on groundhog day. ouch.ing the celebration and the critter decided to bite him. a handler holding on to him at the time let him get really close to the mayor's face. the mayor declared there would be an early spring. i don't know. he was traumatized in that moment. thanks for being part of the really story. here is shep. >>> the white house is considering whether to send weapons to ukraine, officially, to fight off the rebels. the goal to get the kremlin to back down. could it trigger all-out war? and the power ranger murder case. this actor who played the red power ranger accused of murdering his roommate with a sword. let's get to it. and good monday afternoon from the deck. police have launched a nationwide man hunt for a guy accused of murdering his entire family, leaving the victims' bodies to rot for days. the sheriff said he has never in 25 years as a cop

but the team on yet another shopping trip to another city, she's being more specific. >> i said i wills. now there is public available for infrastructure that could support a new stadium and development and i always said i support that. >> oakland officials don't seem worried about the latest foray. >> welcome, raiders, welcome chargers! >> this time it's not san antonio, but carson that has caught the eye of the team owner mark davis. the lure, $1.7 billion stadium with oakland's traditional nemesis, the san diego chargers. >> if i were fans, i don't think i would be overly concerned. >> that's a big "if" according to the coliseum authorities new executive director scott mccibbon, who said there's more than one definition of public money. >> there are things like game day services, there is land. there are ways that you can financially aid the deal without actually putting cash or public taxpayer dollars into the deal. >> we have the land, the property and the investment, but i still believe that it will take a regional effort to build a class one facility. >> in their joint announcem

. >> we have the santa cruz animal shelter, but if you're in san jose, another city every jurisdiction has an animal shelter that is willing to take animals that are unwanted. there's no reason for someone to abandon an animal on the side of the road especially no reason for someone to put them in a sandbag and throw them out of a vehicle. >> neighbors say it's not unusual to see people illegally dumping trash at this spot but they have never seen or heard animals being dumped here until now. if you know anything about the crime or if you recognize those dogs call them at the santa cruz county animal shelter. ian cole nbc bay area news. >> opening arguments are under way right now in a san francisco croom courtroom over a lawsuit. she said kleiner perkins discriminated against her because she was harassed after ending an affair with a married coworker. kleiner perkins denies the charges. they hired an independent investigator the moment she complained and found nose evidence of wrong doing. >> berkeley could become a no-drone zone. they meet tonight to discuss a temperary ban on drones

overnight around 30 isis fighters, when they were killed when they tried to approach kurdish lines in another city is to the west of here near the syrian border. propaganda is one thing and reality on the ground, victor, isis seems to be take ago whipping by kurdish forces. >> we go across the border into syria and i want to turn the page to another element of this isis story line. we have learned this morning that one turkish soldier was killed during an evacuation there at the tomb of shah in syria. what can you tell bus that? >> these are kurdish soldiers that -- the turkish soldiers have had a presence around this tomb for the founder of the automan empire but the situation was getting so dodgy in that part of syria which is near the sit of lepo they decided to pull their forces out. one turkish soldier according to reports was killed. >> ben wedeman reporting live from erbil, thank you very much. >>> let's talk about the crisis in ukraine. earlier today their government swapped prisoners. nearly 140 ukrainian prison irs err changed for more than 50 rebel fighters and happening one year after

new video shows isis rampaging through iraq conquering yet another city in that country.ged girls from the uk drop off the grid after boarding a flight to turkey. police say they are bound to join isis. can the girls be found before they are gone for good? >>> and the national lead. it's not quite frozen over but

the opd found a stark example in another city facing the same problems.h crime, poverty, and a police department in turmoil. i went to detroit two years ago as that city was struggling to turn around its troubled police department. it is also where a prominent open civil rights attorney traveled to see what was happening in detroit and how the positive changes there could help reform the oakland police department. >> when i went to detroit and met the chief there, the first thing he said to me was constitutional policing is good policing. so here we have a city that, you know, has more problems than oakland. and has a very tough crime problem and the chief was saying that in detroit. >> i went to detroit twice, actually. and that is where oakland police chief, sean learned more about constitutional policing. it's a simple police practice that detroit was using and where the crime rate not only started to drop, but so did complaints of police misconduct. the philosophy of constitutional policing is simple. >> we, the police, are not above the law. if we're