got is panel of 5 people 2 people that work for our organization, 2 people one that works for another city agency. >> no. >> nope. >> unless he find someone that has the experience. >> let me say what i would on the selection panel i believe it should be 2 people from our organization one person from san francisco that knows the rfp process selection process, and two people if outside that have hedge fund experience say we pull someone out of calpers and cal conspiracies i don't need to know their names that will draw an additional level of expertise we don't have now. >> i'll say the outside san francisco agency i'm fine to look for someone they need to have the selection but the selection and the evaluation of hedge fund products so i mean we could reach out no guarantee there's another city employee that has that experience or

. >>> the federal appeals court has denied a 4th request to move the boston bombing trial to another citypect dzhokar tsarnaev will be tried in boston. the trial is expected to last into june. if convicted, tsarnaev could face the death penalty. >>> the roof of an ice riping collapses while parent and kids are inside. the kids had who conclude pack and were rushed off the ice in time. sarah congey has this close call. >> we heard a thundering boom in the level corp.er. >> all uh-uh could hear was big noises, like bang angle everything. >> reporter: the noise turned out to be a warping. >> i just started streaming, get off the ice. >> reporter: the coaches say they were on the ice with about 10 kids, including they own. all 6 coach and some parents rushed to clear the ice and locker rooms. >> i understand this is where they were when they came down. >> very scar. >> reporter: a third of the roof blew out on the other side of the building. >> i think they're brave. >> reporter: the coaches are reach leaved the collapse did not happen on another part of the ice. >>> prominent russian leader

selection and the evaluation of hedge fund products so i mean we could reach out no guarantee there's another city employee that has that experience or expertise. >> when i say city employee i'll broadened it and say maybe another county person like an example not san francisco but go to san mateo or la or controllers or treasurers i'm looking for someone that has basically know how the ratings go rather than someone of a less caliber person. >> you're saying another public employee if you can't find a san francisco pre. >> so i'm not. >> i think - i have someone that someone was in mind as possible and please don't share their name i'm not going to my thoughts when i compiled so we can have a conversation about this was and this presumes we hire you know a very experienced person and the person i'm thinking of the appraisal of this kind person is the they run a billion dollars plus hedge fund program you know for a number of years and that they've got you know pretty deep 10 or 15 years investment inheritance very experienced and the evolves of this landscape for quite a while. >> what's that. >>

one of them this the the latest one he has the ability to change between activities one moment another city hall and the next another one he was need and did very well making sure so will also walk in on me sometimes and he just whacks in my office and very often saying mr. george sorry for the interruption and i always turn around you're not sorry really (laughter) because you did this yesterday so that was something we had going after you walked for someone for 22 years i walked with him directly he must have some complaint one of them is making sure so called me mr. george from the very first day i got here and he continues to call me mr. george and i see the kind of respect for people but now that he is no longer walking here we're friends i think you should call me george and if you don't i'll call you mr. making sure so from now and then i want to thank mr. maurice so for making my job easier making sure so you'll be missed i wish you and our wife a very good time (clapping.) >> next, we have a dynamic troy of folks. >> who's got the front desk (laughter) >> we have that one commissio

police chief sean whent said that person arrested in another city for an unrelated crime. no other details were given though but sources told kpix 5 it's a man who was arrested sunday accused of shooting at hayward police. the person of interest will be questioned about saturday's shooting of 14-year-old davon ellis. he was killed along brookdale avenue while walking to a store with two friends. >>> whooping call killed a 3- week-old baby in san joaquin county. the county had not recorded any whooping cough deaths in the latest outbreak until tuesday when the baby died. doctors say the disease is preventable with vaccination. >> this is a wake-up call for mothers that if they are pregnant get vaccinated. >> whooping cough also known as pertussis is a highly contagious infection that spreads from person to person by sneezing or coughing. >>> happening today, catholic students in san francisco are planning another rally to support their teachers. it has to do with a letter sent out by the archbishop telling staff to reject homosexuality, adultery and other behavior the churc

whatever the outcome, the chamber says the new mayor of philadelphia will have to battle again in another city to stay on top. >> have tax policies public policies in partnership with the business community to help them grow is a key to our suck cease. >> reporter: the latest growth map will start at 8:30 this morning at the university of pennsylvania. coming up next hour the governor is proposing a hike in the city's wage tax. we'll tell you how that might help coming up then. matt delucia, "nbc 10 news." >>> the windshield wipers are on because it's wet out there. >> jailan mele is watching the roads conditions for you as well. >> reporter: so far it's quiet. we'll take that while we have it. this is a live look at 76 near south street. a few drivers out there, no accidents or delays for the entire length of 76. your drive times on the schuylkill expressway between the blue route and the vine are 12 to 14 minutes. in east norton we still have the railroad gates stuck down near germantown pike and felton road. that will be blocked off, but fire police are out at the scene directing that. it m

wesley is a resident and a judge in another city. >> there are some that are abusing what they should be doing, and the mandates what they should be. it's something that needs to be addressed. the mayor did not respond to al jazeera's request for comment. the former major did not agree with the finding. >> what is left down is the other side of the story, you hear the department justice. it has taken to video taking the encounter with the police. >> it's that anger that continues to fuel the police demonstrations in ferguson. and blair says more reforms are necessary before he and others will stop protesting >>> a record set for the highest recorded bird flight for a man made structure. flue to the top of the world's tallest building. video was live streamed as it swooped more than 800m to its trainer on the ground. it was the highlight of this endangered bird of pray? for those in united states joining us on al jazeera america, "talk to al jazeera" is next. more on the website. >>> this week on talk toays, ku klux klan, david duke. >> when i was a young man enjoying controversial org

city hall on june 9th and june 12th a learning day i know you've been to past june 19th starting anothers city hall and move across the street to the plaza we have seven hundred and one thousand students and again i know that superintendent knows we wanted to be partners in the summer and that's to highlight the importance of quality of summer programs for young people and then july 29th every year the western edition has been in the summer show case about 5 hundred kids altitude performing at the jewish community center it would be really great i know we've done a lot of work i want to throw those dates and books and those authors to see how to cooperate the efforts that are happening in the community with what the school district is doing again, i thank you and value our partnering and hope we can do more to work together so thank you. >> thank you, ms. davis. >> all right. that was the only - no more cards all right. item k are there any advisory committee appointments on the board seeing none and our l special order of issue and special education none consent calendar resolution i've remov

the houthi rebels have control of nine of the 21 provinces seized another city. tize is 81 miles from where the president is holding a last night. they nanded the rebels withdraw. the houthis responded by calling for an offensive against all forces loyal to the president. meanwhile al qaeda terrorists seized a city on friday near an airbase. as a result of the deteriorating situation the u.s. has removed all remaining personnel from the area. the state department saying, quote, there is no military solution to yemen's current pry sis. we urge the immediate se sags of all offensive military actions. with no military solution on the table right now it looks like all of this is in the hands of the u.n. peace talks. >> thanks, brian. >> meanwhile the tunisian president says they're hunting down a third gunman after a shooting. new security footage shows two gunmen crossing paths with a third man. the third man is carrying a backpack. the three acknowledge each other briefly. you can see they're carrying rifles before heading in the opposite directions. police respond

we didn't know what mission bay would turnout to be and look at it, it's another city and ace washington 61 years old. hoping we can have something dedicated to jim jefferson. thank you. >> thank you. any other cards? okay. commissioners, any questions for staff on this item? >> i just wanted to know that the visibility of this, how visible we are there from there, the visibility of the signage? >> generally the signs are able to be seen from i 280 and the tracks. one of the letters submitted was by kaiser and they noted it's important that people be able to identify from a distance where the health care facility is. that's another reason that they wanted the visibility of the signage. >> can you see from the third street? >> no. third street is on the east side. we are talking about the western facade. >> okay. thank you. >> do you have any questions? >> i have a question. >> before we hear the motion, at the time that the 45 feet we -- restriction went in, i'm assuming we anticipated the buildings would be facing this question? i guess i'm trying to figure out why the change. if everyo

officially officers will only say they arrested him in another city for an unrelated crime. but sources tell kpix 5's christin ayers it's a man who was arrested on the sunday accused of shooting at hayward police a day before 14-year-old davon ellis was killed on brookdale avenue. >>> happening today, students and parents will rally again to support teachers in the san francisco catholic archdiocese. more than 80% of the staff says they reject the morality clause that the archbishop added to the teacher handbook. it directs teachers to reject homosexuality, adultery and other behavior the church says is evil. the rally starts at 5:30 tonight at st. mary's cathedral. >>> san francisco giants have signed a letter asking the supreme court to make gay marriage legal all across the country. the giants are one of nearly 400 other teams and companies that say same-sex marriage bans have a negative effect on business. same-sex marriage cases from kentucky, michigan, ohio and tennessee will be argued before the high court next month. >>> kids can play ball again at tesoro refinery. t

. >>> another city is in tense standoff after a white police officer shoots an unarmed black teen.on with wisconsin scrambles to not become another ferguson. >> what's his name? >> reporter: the idyllic college town of madison wisconsin on edge after a weekend of peru test and mourning for an unarmed black 19-year-old tone robison shot killed by a white police officer. >> when anybody die in our community in our incident liedle there is not a blackish or a whitish this is a humanitarian issue. on friday night officer kenny responded to multiple disturbance calls about robison's behavior. >> tony hit one of his friends. >> officer kenny forced his way into the home where authorities say robison assaulted him. he opened fire. he was under supervision after pleading guilty to armed robbery. was was officials have opened an investigation into his death while community leaders are trying to bring a divided city back together. >> don't pass judgment on this young man or law enforcement officials. >> the police chief were among those remembering tony robison. he said the city of madison i

i'm here in another city. i have no one i can call. >> reporter: amtrak passengers watched video of the crash in horror. >> oh my gosh. >> reporter: surprised the injuries were not more severe but confident the next ride will be a safe one. >> i have no worries taking the rail. that's unsettling to see. >> reporter: now we're just getting word at this late minute that passengers coming in on track four were some of the passengers on the derailed train. so amtrak will be having a conference call at 8:30 tomorrow morning what they're going to do about the cancellations and delays for tomorrow. about 1,500 passengers will be affected tomorrow alone. reporting live for nbc 10 news. >> new at 11:00 tomorrow. philadelphia district attorney seth williams is expected to announce charges against two pennsylvania lawmakers and a former state lawmaker. the d.a. won't say who the lawmakers are tonight, but he's been pursuing charges stemming from an undercover sting involving public officials who allegedly accepted cash a

is the thousands of people that are actually obey impacted by what's happening they're not here another cityall we have a responsibility to make sure that tenants understand how they're being gathered by what's happening we have a responsibility to make sure that the property owners in those neighborhoods understand how this industry is changing the character of their neighborhoods it is not just that we should you know in business and government the squeaky whole gets the grease a lot of squeaky when we would say a lot of people that don't know they can be a squeaky whole it's for to make sure their prospective is taking into account so with that i want to ask our planning department and again, thank you for the amazing work you've done in terms of the issue of principle residence how do you insure that someone is, in fact registering a principle residence how does that work. >> thank you scott sanchez planning department so the legislation caudal calls out methods or materials that can be provided to establish that like the driver's license or the utility bills and in cases owner occupied

. >>> ferguson missouri, is rid of another city official after a report by the justice department detailing alleged racial bias in the police department and court system. the latest official to go is the city manager john shaw who has the power to make personnel and policy changes in the police department. he said the office never instructed the police department to target african-americans. last week, the city clerk was fired and two police officers resigned after the shooting death of a young unamended black man by a white officer. >> one of two university of oklahoma students identified as leading a racist chant at an even is apologizing. packer rice was expelled along with another rice issued an apology calling this "wrong and reckless," they were captured on camera leading the chant over the weekend. meantime the university has cut ties with the fraternity, sigma alpha epsilon, ordering the house to be shut down. >> two popular singers will appear a decision ordering them to make millions for stealing parts of another maker's song. a jury if los angeles awarded the children of the late

. >> it was just a matter of time before another city passed the ban. >>> the ripple effect across the country now that elephants are packing their trunks. >>> spring is in the air i'll let you know how long this warmth will last coming up. >>> the california congressman who is a french bulldog may lead to a big change for amtrak. >>> seven on your side reveals the concern behind life's morning multitasking. it's multiple ideas for growing families and drawers with many layers to show exactly what you need. life's the food that brings us together. and kitchens where every meal is the most important of the day. >>> this is bittersweet, the elephants have been on the circus for 145 years. this is a real shift. >> ringling brothers and barnum bailey is phasing out its elephant acts over the next three years. leann in a joins us from the oakland zoo where that news was welcomed. >> certainly a lot of animal rights groups applauding today's announcement including the oakland zoo, which has been at the forefront of elephant conservation awareness the greatest show on earth was under enormous

i'm here in another city. i have no one i can call. this is not a very good thing. >> reporter: the manager of the 30th street station says they have been busy trying to reschedule passengers and amtrak is trying to get the mess cleaned up. but amtrak says most trains will be operating normally in north carolina today. the affected route is using buses instead. more from the passengers who were there coming up at 5:30. of course we'll bring you an update throughout the morning. for now, live at 30th street station, matt delucia, "nbc 10 news." >>> 5:03. new from overnight, a man is in custody after police say he started a fire at this vacant house in west philadelphia. it started just after 3:00 this morning on fairmont avenue and hutton street. the man claimed to have jumped out of a second-floor window to escape the fire but they believe he started it. >>> 5:03. several pennsylvania lawmakers will be charged today with accepting describes from an undercover informant. it's part of a larger investigation that has disgraced other publi

these are iran's main nuclear facilities and underground in another city. the international atomic energy agency estimates iran has around 20 for us century phenols but only 10,000 are operational. a deal would probably reduce that to around 6,000 but weapons experts say even if iran agrees, it could secretly build more. that. >> it's not very difficult to hide these kinds of plans they don't require huge installations. taillight, over the past six years while negotiations were going on since 2006, they have already built up quite a stockpile, and even more than what they need, so that they can bargain them. >> centrifuges are important because iran can potentially amass enough enriched rain yum to make a palm. iran has greed to dilute its 20% enriched rain yum and not enrich above a concentration of 5%. the iaea said iran is already limiting production of it's reactor grade fuel, but there are concerns that maybe nuclear related activities are known to inspectors. that means the agency can't rule out the possibility iran may be developing a nuclear pay loa

. >> this is a matter of time before another city passed a ban. they knew it. >> the company seemed to acknowledge that today. >> in order focus on doing that we don't want to be fighting off legislation week in, week out city to city. >> 13 elephants tour across the country. and will move to central florida. marine world closed doors to elephants but continues to offer rides through an independent contractor. today's announcement was welcomed by oakland zoo, seen as a model because of its habitat allowing elephants to roam freely. >> there are many other little circuses out there still handling elephants and in poor conditions >> he and others believe it's only a matter of time before they also phase out their elephants. in oakland abc7 news. >> still ahead here tonight a case of pet theft. >> they're gone. >> this woman left her coulding dogs in the car. she came back they were gone. coming up her emotional attachment to them. >> lights out tonight. why this electric exhibit will be going dark sometime. >> from east bay hills tonight, coming up >

city. >> another ancient city destroyed. this one hatra south of mosul. on the list of world heritage sites it was on that list because it's a unique confluence of greco-roman and you could see it in the walls that still remained. even people who don't follow archaeology knew that city from the "exorcist," which was shot there. that fight begins isil is proving difficult. iraqi military forces backed by shia militias still have net to reach the city of decrete days after declaring a major defensive. they've heard towns and villages along the way but they're not yet in the city. the middle said that it and it's iraqi partners have taken back the town of al baghdadi. it's close to a military base where the u.s. and other coalition members operate, but sources on the ground there including provincial and local politicians say that it has not been entirely freed. that there is still fighting going on around baghdadi. all that is due to be discussed by general martin dempsey the top military official who comes here for talks with iraqis on how the fight someth

. >> had to come to another city to see each other. first i want to start with the u.s.tions. we heard the president speak. he came out and said this looks dim as far as establishing peace in the middle east. he described the relationship with netanyahu as businesslike. are we watching the white house give up on repairing this relationship. >> absolutely. in terms of the relationship with netanyahu, i think that's what we're looking at. i think in terms of the israeli-palestinian negotiations while netanyahu is in power, they're giving up on that. even as the president is describing the relationship as businesslike and professional and not doing things in terms of personal, we see what appears to be leaks in newspapers about israel spying on the u.s. and using information -- on the iranian negotiations and using the information to talk to congress. that's not exactly what the u.s. government usually does, doesn't leak on what it knows about israel spying. >> it's a story, also that the white house seems to be distancing themselves from. >> it's something they don't want

on thursday, another city was the target for isil as they looted and bulldozed the ruins there. unesco condemned it as a war crime. fighters destroyed statues and carvings at the mosul museum. isil said they are false idols and should be destroyed. our political analyst is with me on set. isil seems to be destroying systematically the cultural heritage of northern iraq. >> to say they are false idols as if anyone today in iraq and syria and all that part of the world worships any of these things. no one worships most of what's or all of what's being destroyed. this is part of iraq, syria and the arab world's heritage. what's happening is what some would like to call cult cultural genocide, cultural slynessing. that's a political vision to say i need to destroy everything before me in order to build something new. it is referred to that to reunite with the divine, i have to destroy everything. it's apack littical. >> they are destroying all of the middle east, because this is one of the cradles of civilization. >> any world civilization is a accumulation of various cultures that

. >> this is a matter of time before another city passed a ban. they knew it. >> the company seemed to acknowledge that today. >> in order focus on doing that we don't want to be fighting off legislation week in, week out city to city. >> 13 elephants tour across the country. and will move to central florida. marine world closed doors to elephants but continues to offer rides through an independent contractor. today's announcement was welcomed by oakland zoo, seen as a model because of its habitat allowing elephants to roam freely. >> there are many other little circuses out there still handling elephants and in poor conditions >> he and others believe it's only a matter of time before they also phase out their elephants. in oakland abc7 news. >> still ahead here tonight a case of pet theft. >> they're gone. >> this woman left her coulding dogs in the car. she came back they were gone. coming up her emotional attachment to them. >> lights out tonight. why this electric exhibit will be going dark sometime. >> from east bay hill s tonight, coming up

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matter of time before another city where they wept past the ban and they night. >>reporter: company seemed to acknowledge that today. live entertainment what we do best and in order for to us really focus on doing that we don't want to be fighting off legislation week in and week out. city to city. >> 13 elephant currently tour across the country. all 13 will be retired by 2018 and move to the company 200 acre center for elephant conservation in central florida conservation in central florida. where ringling brother keep other elephant. in the bay area marine world closed its doors to elephant but continues to offer rides thugh an independent contractor. today announcement was welcome bit oakland zoo seen as model for others because of the 6.2 acre habitat allowing the elephant to roam free. there are so many other little circuses out there that are still handling elephants and really in poor conditions. >>reporter: he and others believe it's only a matter of time before thesemall circus time before these small circuses also phase out their elephants. in oakland,

. >> a new neighborhood -- [ talking at the same time ] >> another city.nating. >> i think of how the sky line changed. when -- [ talking at the same time ] >> you would see -- [ talking at the same time ] >> thank you. >>> help for students dealing with the cost of tuition. the push today that could make pavements more affordable. >> julie haener is here now for what we are working on for 6:00 p.m. >> coming up, outrageous, not in line with christian teaching, dousing the homeless with water while they seek refuge in san francisco, what the church is saying about the practice. new figures show a slow down for home sales, why how -- by how much and what is driving that trend. these stories and much more coming up new at 6:00 p.m. >>> robert durst was moved to a state prison with a mental health unit because he is considered a suicide risk. he is in custody in louisiana, waiting on a transfer to los angeles to face murder charges. coming up at 6:00 p.m. we will look into his connection to the disappearance of a bay area teen 18 years ago. >>> three young ch

city. give it another two hours or so. lphia. main roads, treated roads are wet and getting slushy. it is secondary roads that have problems. it isn't a blockbuster snow event. a lot of these melted into the grass. now covered with two to four inches, it is the timing of it heaviest in new york city through the evening. the other big headline over the last couple days a lot of legislation passed in california. the droubt monitor continues to show we are now in exceptional category. been there the last year or two. now seeing it spread to areas of texas. this winter has been amazing in the northeast with snow and amazing with warmth and lack of rain through central and western parts of the country. this weekend no exception whatsoever. rainy weather in the southeast, snowy weather in new england today. going into saturday and sunday we see another cold air mass. jose, it is ridiculous one cold air after another. high of 42 in boston then 32 that's it on sunday. another brutal air mass comes in. the other interesting thing th

and we can't go and do one thing in one city and something different in another city.iz: right. >> so this was really a large part of the decision. and we listened to our customer. i mean, it's the best thing for our company, for our family, for our associates, for our consumers, but mostly for our elephants. liz: look, people's tastes and minds do change. i mean, back in the day, doctors were putting leeches on people's skin thinking it would help them cure a disease. i was thinking the other day, back in 1891, coca-cola was putting cocaine in coke. we evolve. we learn from things. perhaps that's part of this. by 2018, the elephants will be gone. what about the tigers and the lions? >> no, the elephants will not be touring. but they will be at our center. that's right. liz: good. are the lions and the tigers next? because some of those species are endangered. >> there's a difference between having lions and tigers, dogs, elephants, camels, and these are animals that, again, have been with the greatest show on earth for many, many years. but it's very different to tran

i don't know where anything is anymore whether new york or another city. >> you're like that annoying school when you're taking the math test and you want to be use the calculator no carry the nine and do the math. >> thank goodness for that. basic math i'm rusty on it. if i had not learned that, i would be a lesser person. i'm already such a minor person at this point. i think that is probably just me being letted. >>> just two months ago, mcdonald's hated kale. >> all vegetarians, foodies, kindly avert your eyes. you can't get juiciness like this from soy or quinoa. this is not greek yogurt nor kale. >> they are considering aiddding kale to its menu. your thoughts on this? >> mcdonald's has a huge image crisis right now. they have to do something. just a short time ago they talked about apples in happy meals. we're going to see more and more of this bit by bit because they have a real problem. they are pedaling a product that fewer and fewer americans want. i don't think a little leaf of kale on top of the big mac is going to solve this for them. >> i'm not going to mcdonald's for m

. ♪ >> just over the ohio river is another city of sorts, the hamilton county justice center, population,300. most of the men and women in this jail are only accused of crimes and are awaiting trial or the resolution of the cases. >> we are returning a small city basically. it is a city that never sleeps. when your city never sleeps there is always something that you need to pay attention to. disagreements, argument, assaults, fight, attempted murders. i've seen it all. anything can happen. >> you can either have a good day or you can have a day to go straight to hell. >> and it's not ban good day for a inmate in one of the jails general population units. >> we just had an assault on georgia 51, with injuries to the inmates. >> then i hit the eye. >> as long as you can. >> you got hit in the eye? let me see. oh it's swollen right here. >> what did you get hit with? >> somebody's fist. >> the inmate is john willis, serving 180 days for theft. suffered a gash to the back of the head. >> we'll keep an eye on until the doctor comes and gets some staples in you. >> the alleged assailant is ch

the houthis control sanaa and they took over another city taez. >> they used tear gas to disperse a crowds feeling concerns that terror groups will be able to move in and freely mount attacks. here's barbara starr with details. >> reporter: yemen, now on the brink of civil war. amid the rising unrest the oounsz warning the worst may be to come as groups vie for power. >> unless a solution can be found in the coming days the country will fly into further violent conflict. >> reporter: a u.s. official tells cnn, al qaeda fighters, which have vowed to attack the u.s. are now moving quickly to increase recruiting and continue plotting attacks. but the u.s. just became essentially blind on the ground. more than 100 u.s. military band commandos like these who'd been tracking al qaeda known as aqap secretly ordered out of the country by the pentagon over the weekend. the special operations forces were evacuated by military aircraft and a transported across the gulf of aden to djibouti. >> one of the organizations that has been most interested and capable of conducting strikes in the u.s. homelan

arrest the defense claims he won't get a fair hearing and have tried to get the trial moved to another city. if found guilty he could face the death penalty. >> let's go to boston and get the latest in the snow there. i guess for many bostonians this feels like it has been a long time coming now. >> reporter: almost two years since that fateful day in april 2013. there has been a number of other trials connected to this that have happened in the intervening period. the process has been a tricky one. the defense has tried to have it moved three or four times because they say that tsarnaev can't get a fair trial here. of course the process of choosing a jury has taken at least two months now, something like 1,300 jurors were assessed. that was taken down to a couple of hundred. now we have a jury of 18 possible jurors. six will be in reserve. complete range of people from an air traffic controller to a cake decorator on that jury and they are expected to take around four months to reach their conclusion. one will assess whether or not tsarnaev is guilty. the second part will assess if guilty

it will not be moved to another city.anel will be seated this week to hear the opening arguments. the trial is expected to last into june. if convict he will face the death penalty. >>> investigators in missouri are trying to find a motive bean behind a house to house killing spree that left 7 certain people shot to death. the small town is the scene -- the deadliest mass shooting in recent history. the shootings happened less than 3 miles apart. the gunman killed himself. hit mother died of natural causes. police are investigating if her death somehow triggered the ramping. >> that's -- rampage. >> in our job we see a lot of bad stuff. this is hearted on the police officers, too. it's not natural to see that sort of thing. >> authorities say the man had only a minor criminal history nothing to foreshadow something like this. investigators trying to figure out why he would want to kill an entire family. they hope the sole surveyor can provide some answers. >> it just overwhelmed me. the stress overwhelmed me and i made a

wesley bell is a ferguson resident and a judge in another city. >> there are some courts doing it right but there are courts that are abusing what they should be doing and what their man dates should be. that's something that i think absolutely needs to be addressed. >> the mayor of ferguson did not respond to al jazeera's request for comment but the former mayor does not agree with the justice democratic's finding of systemic racism. >> what's left out of the report are the other sides of the city side of the story. you're only hearing the department of justice. >> blare has taken to videotaping his encounters with police. >> i'm tired of being harassed for just being who i am. >> it's that anger that continues to fuel anti police demonstrations in ferguson, and blare says more reforms are necessary before he and others will stop protesting. al jazeera ferguson, missouri. >> a bus plunged into a ravine in brazil, killing 42 passengers, 12 more taken to hospital. police said it appeared the driver lost control on the mountain roads. >> anti-government protests were underway across brazi

the mass protest moved on from here to another flash point in the city. this was some violent confrontation with the police, rocks thrown and that sort of thing, and some light injuries and caused damage. i think to say about how the movement viewed today they see the building for their anger for the fact that they feel that

a federal appeals court late yesterday denied the request to halt tsarnaev's trial to another city.the case is high-profile but would not prevent jurors from being impartial. defense attorneys tried several times to move the trial. tsarnaev is facing the death penalty if convicted. >>> coming up a first game at avaya stadium in the books. the game didn't count, but earthquake officials say they will count it as success. te you why, next. plus -- >> i can imagine him fighting for his life. >> a postal service policy delayed critical response to her husband's emergency. how that policy has changed after our investigation. yoplait greek 100. for when you just can't make it without a protein-packed, thick and creamy, power-me-up-with-something filling taste-bud-loving, satisfaction by the spoonful, deliciously fruity dinner feels a million years away grab and go, let's take on the world with 100 calories, snack yoplait greek 100. there are hundreds of reasons to snack on it. >>> when it rains in the bay area it usually snows in the sierra. snow galore on i-80 at the summit. remember to

over the weekend, the government lost another city the country's third largest, to the rebels. >> thatichard engel reporting. >>> back at home prosecutors in the boston marathon bombing trial may wrap up their case as soon as this week. many initially expected dzhokhar tsarnaev's trial to last three to four months. so far it's been ten days. that's partly due to the defense's admission during opening states that tsarnaev participated in the attack. his attorneys are rarely cross-examining witnesses. >>> let's take a live look at san francisco, where if you have gone hunting for parking lately you were probably feeling pretty frustrate frustrated. parking always a challenge. now some people are concerned new construction is adding to the problem. >> christie smith shows is us how the city is looking at ways to ease the parking pain. >> reporter: in san francisco, construction is booming from new towers to home renovations. but with progress comes pain as michael robinson found out. >> it took me 20 minutes yesterday to find a parking spot. and that ended up being about four blocks from

. >>> in ferguson, missouri another city leader is on the way out.ty council voted to partways with city manager john shaw after a just department report accused the ferguson police department and municipal court system of racial bias. it's already led to the firing of the city clerk and resignation of two cepoli officers and a municipal judge. >>> out west utah could soon become the only state to make death by firing squad legal. state lawmakers have passed a bill making that the backup plan for execution if there's a shortage of lethal drugs. supporters say it gives utah an option amidst the nationwide shortage of lethal injex drugs. op-- injection drugs. opponents say it's a cruel holdover from the wild west days. >>> investigators are on the site of a devastated crash in argentina. a pair of olympians were among ten people who died. one suddenly swerved clipping the other. they were in the middle of filming a reality show at the time. >>> tennessee is one step closer to allowing -- tennessee is one step closer to allowing people to carry their gu

iraq forces said they liberated another city from isis.ternational correspondent is live in baghdad for us. ben, before we get to general dempsey, tell us about the win by iraqi forces. >> reporter: yes, these are iraqi forces. we were with them today as they were launching on the attack east of te crete. it appears yet again they've been able to drive isis out of that area. they've made pretty impressive progress and basically three days they were able to take a stretch of about 50 miles of road leading to the eastern side of the city and what we saw today, we saw cars smoldering that had been hit by iraqi aircraft. isis one car, a truck that seemed to have a gun on the back was hit by an air strike. we saw three charred bodies around it. isis has lit these oil fires around the city in an attempt to make the air strikes more difficult. but they're going ahead as it is and when we were at the front line today, anna we did -- i did have an opportunity to actually speak to the iranian advisers who are on the ground. they told me in broken ar