that is the city agencies, aps hot line, and that is startling. but the most startling part of that is the part that has to do with elder abuse. and why is that? well, if we compare child abuse and elder abuse, taking domestic violence off the table for a moment, 14% of san francisco is comprised of children. 14% is comprised of people over the age of 65. cal protective services receivers -- adult protective services received 5758 cases. basically, pretty cool. the child abuse police unit has 10 officers. there is no elder abuse police unit. there are elder abuse specialists assigned to domestic violence units and to the financial crimes unit, and it is about 2.5 fte's. there are over 500 child protective workers in san francisco. 45 adult protective -- protective workers in san francisco. total budget for the city, for services to seniors, $137,000. not including aps. and let me be the first to say -- kathy and everyone else knows this. the moment you said that money should be transferred from child to adult, i would chain myself to something in

reuters and ap say 40 were killed in the crash. for those of you just joining us a passenger plane crashed in rush in the northwest. they say the plane left moscow and crash-landed shortly after midnight on monday. the government says the aircraft fell apart and burst into flames. according to reuters and ap at least 40 people were killed in the crash. >>> that wraps up this edition of "newsline." do stay with us. we'll be back with more updates at the top of the next hour. see you then.

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. >> reporter: the ap says john davies trucking company has been cited repeatedly state authorities for crashes, unsafe driving, and operating a truck with tires so bald, the vehicle had to be taken off the road. it's not yet known if any safety violations played a role in this crash 70 miles east of reno. but the ntsb says it's one area they will be looking at. >> the vehicle factors, focus on vehicle records, the truck equipment, whether the systems are functioning properly, whether there are any recording devices that can provide data. >> reporter: the ap says the company's been cited for two crashes in the last two years. a january? specs found trailer tires so bald the rig was deemed an eminent hazard to public safety. ntsb investigators will investigate the back ground of the big rig driver, who was killed in the crash. >> well, the human performance team will take a closer look at the driver, his history, develop a 72-hour history, look for fatigue issues. there's a large number of issues that will be looked for. >> reporter: meanwhile, county coroner workers continue to sift thr

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as we bring you the results of an ap investigation into america's 104 nuclear power plants. first question, since 120 million americans live within 50 miles of a nuclear plant, if the siren should suddenly sound near you, what should you do? and second, how many of the country's aging plants have been leaking a radioactive chemical? abc's jim sciutto has the story on our washington watchdog beat tonight. >> reporter: for so many americans, nuclear plants aren't just nearby, they're neighbors. tom and judy zimmer had just moved into their home near the braidwood nuclear plant outside chicago in 2005 when plant owners showed up on their doorstep to tell them the plant had leaked radioactive tritium onto their property -- a radioactive hazard when ingested. >> i didn't know what tritium was, but i knew if it was radioactive, it isn't good for you. >> reporter: today, the zimmers can't sell their house, and judy has developed cancer. they cannot prove a cause. the plant's owner, exelon, says it has nearly finished cleaning up the leak and that the tritium levels were below epa d

the ap found emergency drills didn't involve any actual people and little accounting for bad weather or earthquake damage to roads or bridges. >> as these population centers have grown, have the evacuation plans grown with them? >> evacuation plans have been updated but in my view they have not taken into account the issues associated with this uncontrolled population growth very close to these plants. >> reporter: take new york's indian point power plant just north of new york city. evacuating a 15-mile radius would mean moving more than 17 million people. 6% of the u.s. population. really stricted by two lane roads and busy bridges. >> frankly, the idea you can ask a population let's say within 50 miles of indian point in new york city to evacuate within a matter of hours is absolutely ludicrous. >> reporter: 50 miles happens to be the evacuation distance recommended for americans in japan after the fukushima disaster. today, we asked him why the requirement for the u.s. remains just ten miles. >> even in japan, it was multiple days to a week before we really saw the significant ty

this will free my schedule for more academic classes, ap classes and things like that. jrotc helps you to make fun and learn -- to meet people and learn and have fun while you're doing it. >> good evening. i am from george washington high school jrotc. it is an option. it gives us a choice. when i was a sophomore or freshman, it was to take this math class, this other class. there were things needed to graduate. however, this allows us to go beyond that by taking the rotc class as well as a filling the -- as well as for filling vacant -- the pe requirement. there are those who take dance class of sudden school every day. thank you. [applause] >> good evening, everyone. i am from george washington high school. the thing i loved about it the most is that it was more convenient for me. i could do the things that i wanted to do on my own time, and whatever i did, i could do it. in pe, you were told what to do and when to do it, and if you did not like it, it did not matter. this is opening up the schedules to fill more of the requirements. we are able to get credits before

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they had a list created in 2007 for the armed and aps. the list matches legally .state law requires that people behoare convicted of felonis and misdemeanors have a restraining order. in many cases they don't. they were on the list because of restraining order. there are rifles and assault weapons and disassembled ak fren. and records obtained by abc news found 2671 on the list of the bay area. antioch had the largest number in the single zip code. 59 . the antioch police didn't subscribe until we them about the list. they know about the list. they don't have enough officer to do so. san jose has the most on their list. they have done little with it. oklahoma land 233 . both of them have lower numbers because they enforce the list. in february san jose people said they used it as a reference tool and now they are preparing to go door to door. >> we'll give that to special operations people and they will go through the list and chip away at it. >> we need to give them dedicated resources to deal with the folkos the list. it is not helping them funded . they're used

we are talking about the idea of not only you being able to access a whole bunch of things on your ap but also the idea of you storing things on it apple has gotten into the game big time as we saw this week, here in san francisco. >> the question is should we call this new technology big brother, 2.0, c net's editor at large brian cooley. >> is this big brother reaching into our lives through corporate america. >> both. something s with the cloud the stuff you used to have to remember, it is always wherever you have a connected device so that is great no more having to manage all these collections. >> everything you have, you will be able to access from a central point >> anything internet connected can reach this central basket in the cloud the cloud, just another name for internet just like apes are the same as programs just slightly more modern a different version. >> what is the difference just that we have one clearing house, one password for all our info. >> each of us have a bucket of stuff we have a lot of music that will go to videoother documents soon. you guys use microsof

and when you -- i know adam goldman, at ap, and i have chatted about this a lot. this is a time period when it's just not that easy to find people. wow have to do a lot of work, and then to actually surveil people, and to find the home where the victim lived, keep an eye on the house, and, again, the victim was a fighter pilot, alert, and you think about, well, why didn't he see any surveillance that snoops you and i both know there had to be surveillance that was underway in order for them to find the house and in order for them to lie in wait, and execute colonel alon at -- on his front lawn that night in july of 1973. >> get another question. >> fred, again, not to take away from the book, could you just touch on why he in particular was killed? what was the moat tonight killing him? >> i struggle with that question, peter, because we have supposition. we don't have a quote-unquote smoking gun as to exactly why he was identified. i went back and looked at some of the statements made by iyad of black september, and looked at some of the comments he made concerni

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thank you for listening -- ap prove the eir. thank you for listening. >> i want to thank you for a very good report purita. good discussions. it is time. let's do it. let's plan to seed. -- let's plant the seed. >> im a representative of carpenter's. i do not normally come to reminisce, but when i hear treasure island, i always think of good things. the first time i was about 10, and that was for the cub scouts. i had not gone back until just recently, and not knocking anything or anyone who lives out there or has any kind of job out there, but it is almost like a ghost town, and what i am hearing tonight, what this island of nevis, what san francisco needs, and what the board of supervisors need to do and what we urge you to do it is the ninth -- is to deny the appeal, to approve the eir. let's make treasure island a treasure once again. let's put people back to work. let's provide them with jobs and security. we can get it done. thank you. >> i appear to be the last speaker, so i will be briefer than intended. i am here on beh

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the ap awards were handed out last night and congratulations to cbs 5 taking home 10ap awards. >> kim, don't you have your name on one of those. >> i'm riding dennis o'donnell's coat tails, so i can't take credit for it. >> kim, congratulations, and thanks for showing us disneyland. >> we'll see you back here in half and hour and then at 10:00 and 11:00. until then, our updates are on our website. ,,,,,,,,,,,, ♪ [ ukulele strumming ] ♪ [ folksy whistling ] [ man ] quitting is a fight you can't let yourself lose. it can take many tries. but keep trying, you will beat smoking. honey, you okay? yeah, i'm fine. ♪ [ ukulele ]

i don't think this was ap tragedy. it was an event.ied has had some kind of event in life. but to kid about it every night. jay leno, i will say this, called me up and said i heard you were unhappy with some things. i apologize. i meant nothing by it. it was showbiz. >> haven't you and i and lots of people in the news business done this with celebrity breakups. >> i never liked it. we did it because we do it. >> did it on "larry king live." >> we did it. the public is enthralled with it. i never felt comfortable, unless, unless, there is a proviso, you were a paid public official. if we are paying the collective salary of congressman weiner, we have a right to this. if it's a movie actor or larry king or howard kurtz or anybody, i don't think it's anybody's business. >> if you felt uncomfortable, why did you do it? competitive reasons? >> competitive reasons. you work at cnn. i don't own the camera. the producer says we have to cover this. it would be like don't cover this -- i couldn't not not do it. there are other things. you don't

jon: no matter which party gains tupper hand in 2011, it leads to a dystopia in america governed by apes. >> both: yes. >> jon: no third option might lead to that not happening? >> both: no. [cheering and applause] >> jon: welcome back. made... made... made in america used to mean something. mostly that we had jobs. [laughter] here in america. but with so many of these jobs going overseas, america has but one choice. jason jones has more. >> for years america faced a great threat. >> socialism is coming our way. >> we want to go to iraq. >> do we really want to change america into sweden? >> but when sweden opened up an ikea factory in virginia, socialism became the least of our worries. >> when they first showed up in danville, virginia, we thought, this is ikea, this is the best of the best, but workers are disrespected. they're abused. they don't get correct training. they don't have enough money to make ends meet. they're not paid enough. they're treating these workers as if it's a third-world country. >> to find out more, i met swedish business expert lars bargains. welcome. >> than

trata de aps war los animos en un sector dividido. en la ciudad de new york.bia saudita desafían al gobma janned no las dejan, y quieren cambiar eso. >>> las últimas semanas única mujeres de arabia saudita han arriesgado ser arrestadas al conducir vehículo en el único país del mundo donde a las mujeres no les permiten manejar. las imágenes de las mujeres conductoras inundan las redes sociales hillary clinton las calificó como valientes mujeres de arabia saudita y que exigen el derecho de conducir un vehículo. y que los sauditas deben decidir y no los tranjeros. >>> la misión más importante de un soldado no es ir a la guerra si no ir a la casa de uno de sus compañer y decirle a su familia que alguien murió ilia y los mensajeros de la muerte. >>> se ve imperturbables pero son seres humanos maduros, sensibles. y ningún familiar quisiera verlo tocar a su puerta. >>> solo teníamos 3 meses de casados cuando se fue a irak. >>> te escribía, te llamaba?. >>> constantemente, cuando estaba en irak hablaba, y también mando da emails, o por m s m y cuando fue para afganist

i'm taking classes at school, such as creative writing and ap composition class. i took those my last year. these are my two favorites of the years. >> to be a senior at santa teresa. what's next after that? >> hopefully attend a four-year college. i haven't gotten figured out in what i want to do. i want to pursue something in writing, but not 100 percent sure. nothing set in stone yet. >> maybe the next movie writer here. he won the nbc education nation essay writing contest. congratulations once again. logon to the website. a great website, and al loss you you to see if there is anything you can do or write to contribute at any point to what's happening there at your school. it is educationnation.org. up next on "communidad del e,"ti valle," restoring trust in our real estate agents. stay with us. ♪ [ ukulele strumming ] ♪ [ folksy whistling ] [ man ] quitting is a fight you can't let yourself lose. it can take many tries. but keep trying, you will beat smoking. honey, you okay? yeah, i'm fine. ♪ [ ukulele ] >>> the national hispanic organization of real estate

the trojans will remain the '04 ap champs. >>> bad day for the nfc, but a good one for plaxico burress. 34-year-old burress free agent said he'll be ready to play when and if the nfl season starts. >>> finally, did you ever wonder what baseball players do in the winter? the twins like to do a little bobsledding. all part of their plan to stay loose, despite having the worst record in baseball. winter olympics may be about three years away, but the twins may give the jamaican bobsled team a run for their money. that's a look at sports. i'm fred roggin. >>> and another quick look at the weather, nbc's bill karens. >>> let's talk about how hot it's going to get for the highly populated areas. one of the reasons it's important for this region, the kids are still in school. more than half are on their summer break. we'll have teachers in rooms and students without air conditioning in many places in new england and the mid-atlantic as we go throughout the week. this morning, temperatures in the 60s. the humidity is low. a warm day with clear skies. the humidity is low. also, our friends in b

. >>> one ape in china is downright lovesick. zookeepers separated this orangutan from his wife in order to keep the mother safe during her pregnancy. now it seems the father has become depressed. often lost in a daze and hardly touching his food. poor guy. experts plan on conducting psychological tests on the primate to see how they can help. you know, that never seems to happen to my husband when i'm out of town. he just goes into his man cave and watches sports. >> he just goes like this. >> no, it doesn't happen. he just orders pizza and watches sports. >> i can join him. >> it's time for an early look at some of the stories we'll follow throughout the day here on nbc. fashion designer john galliano will go on trial on charges he shouted racist insults at bar patrons in paris last february. galley anno was arrested in a drunken state and questioned about the anti-semitic slurs. he faces up to six months in jail. >>> actress marlo thomas will accept the jefferson award for lifetime achievement for her outstanding contributions