this is what's astounding richelle. if you take the top 85 wealthiest people in the world just the top 85, they control as much wealth as the bottom 3.5 billion people. that's how wide the gap has

.) >> next, i want to ask the director of streets to recognize one of our astounding parking control officers. >> good afternoon mr. yee. >> good afternoon chair nolan and members of the board and director edward reiskin and sfmta. i'm really pleased to announce our winner maria this is quite an awe suspicious occasion it's here one year anniversary pr i hope we don't raise her expectations so much she'll expect something every year. i want to announce our manager of our enforcement division >> thank you. good afternoon. chairperson nolan and members of the board and he reiskin. so today we would like to honor parking control officer maria for her hard work and dedication. she's been with our division for one year now. and one sunday october 27th of last year maria was patrolling an assigned area in the marina district she observed two malls in an altercation a and shortly after she heard a gunshot and causing officer co- treason to drive away from that immediate location to take cover and safety. enforcement supervisor a bit was informed by a citizen that officer connecticut trace h

this is astounding. >> he has taken very conservative positions in the passion what smart when he ranvernor in 2009 to run on bob for jobs and personal empowerment and the free market and using rhetoric republicans hoped they could win on to get away from social positions and took only about economic policy, and jobs. and he did it so well, his response to the state of the union was so effective everybody thought he was a rising star0. so seeing the timeline of they're behavior and the requests they made, hi knew his star was rising and still engaged in this type of greed. and it's really -- it's quite remarkable, it also starts on page one, and i think anyone who likes to read indictments will be rivetted. even people who are not would find this a page, turner. the very first outreach to johnny williams was a request from the newly elected governor or virginia to use his private jet and he had never met him before. >> it wasn't long before he was saying nice things about his products. >> right. >> ab, we'll watch this one. he may be right. i've talked to some legal experts who save t

me, it was astounding that the obama administration began this enormous attack. i do not think it has produced a meeting. anything, it has produced more terrorists. guest: -- host: you talked a lot about edward snowden. what is the nsa doing right now to prevent another edward snowden? you know the agency. what changes are taking place to keep these leaks from coming out? i am sure that they are trying to make some changes. that is really the key issue here. from the revelations chelsea manning, the leaks that came out, the word that went through the government was tightening up. you have the director of the nsa who is responsible for keeping the government secrets from being leaked. that is part of his job. protect the u.s. government's secret information. failure for one year or so. you had snowden, who was a contractor 6000 miles away from washington. 1.7 millionto take documents out without the government knowing. he showed up in hong kong and revealed himself. it is an enormous amount of incompetence. there's almost no accountability from the obama administr

does it still astound you that people still get away with it? there are so many ways they can get caught. >> absolutely. you are on point. for most folks, when they start to think they can get away with it, they utilize some of the latest technology tools out there to if fact cover up their tracks for a time. with the technology tools like ours, they will get caught. in some cases, it might be only 24 hours. >> thanks for your time. we appreciate it. >> thank you, mark. >> the war on weight. a lot of companies are developing pills designed to melt away pounds. we will talk to the maker and marketer of one next. ♪ >> two pharmaceutical heavyweights have joined forces to help people manage weight. drugmaker arena pharmaceuticals put an obesity fighting drug on the market six months ago. it is being marketed by a company that is weighing its global appeal. let's bring in jack, cofounder and ceo, and the president and ceo. they join me from san francisco, where they're joining the conference. how does the drug work? >> it works in the brain to reduc

>> it is astounding.have this entire town, futaba, that was completely relocated into a school. explain how this happened. was -- entire japan was pretty much confused right after this accident happened. first of all, the japanese evacuationordered from ground zero, from fukushima day two. then 10 kilometers, then 20 kilometers. march 2011. in the american government, actually, made in advisory to the american people staying in japan to stay away i believe 60 miles from a which is 80 kilometers. so the japanese people started arguing why the american goes 80 commenters then japanese go 20. there was the huge confusion that how far you have to get away from it. march, i heard the small town of futaba evacuated 250 kilometers from the fukushima daiichi. nobody knew how far you should go to escape. i thought that was the right decision and that is why i kind of try to focus on this small town. town of all, all the except futaba stayed inside the protector. they were closer to the day two. they trea this town

new mining down an astounding 50%. cliff's natural resources down.ces, peabody energy and tera data both down 26%. newmont mining got religion in 2013. the hope of a new mine. why was the stock cut in half? newmont has three big strikes against it. first, if you want a miner you want one with growth and newmont's is paltry particularly versus rand gold, the most successful player left. owning an individual gold stock has been a nightmare because you don't know if it's going to go up or blow up. if the price of gold rises maybe your stock doesn't go up with it. that happened a lot. gold itself, after a decade of going higher it got hammered last year. long term investors need to have some gold exposure as an alternative currency. truly newmont is not the way to play it. second loser, cliff's natural is very close to home situation for me and my charitable trust. as one of north america's leading iron ore producers, it seems to be an excellent ship in the global recovery. that's the rationale behind vale, the brazil based mineral giant, even though iro

new mining down an astounding 50%. cliff's natural resources down.ata both down 50%. why was the stock cut in half? newmont has three big strikes against it. first if you want a mine you want one with growth and newmont's is paltry particularly versus rand gold. only an individual gold stock has been a nightmare because you don't know if it's going to go up or blow up. if the price of gold rises maybe your stock doesn't go up with it. after a decade of going higher it got hammered last year. long term investors need some gold exposure as an alternative currency. true mont is not the way to play it. second loser, cliff's natural is very close to home situation for me and my charitable trust. as one of north america's leading producers, it seems to be an excellent ship in a global recovery. the brazil based mineral giant, even though iron or hasn't plummeted as much, they have the highest short interest of any stock in the s&p 500 meaning that people are betting against it and maybe it could back fire and the street is riddled with sell and hold recomm

i am i archaeologists what astounded at the futility of schools that were found in the city. i am. i do she was two point she was so classic i mean. aye aye aye aye aye like other old ladies shoes away like to dress well. over one hundred articles of clothing and accessories were found in the city including various times of the loops shoes socks and gloves. you could say that there were enough items to put on and on the wold ancient fashion show the new new. a strange addiction to a bit behind is of great academic county the great skill and knowledge exhibited by chinese artists and on to sam's two thousand years ago especially in silk weaving and lease the won't. one hsieh gown weighs only forty eight lambs on the twenty find clowns counting just the cloth. it's folded it would reportedly fits into a matchbox. ay ay ay ay ay thus china just like fine silk. the competitive sick the day we are soulmates people in downhill and it was no exaggeration. aye aye since the us. the jerseys to some contexts that he or she. do you. it's going to use him the child who had been concluded. you

owner builder said that the city can no longer afford to send out revision notices and i was too astounded, by the whole incident that all that i could think of is why did the planning department even bother to set up the initial building project plan to the surrounding neighbors in the first place during the no fault of the notice and the exterior structural change, after numerous visits with the public, and planning department and the building department, i finally learned that the board of appeals where maybe i could begin to establish some resolutions with my concerns. and i would like to bring to your attention that the first place of the approved permit application for the skylight which the owner, builder filled out, the question and item number 1 7 does this alteration, create additional height or story to the building, the owner builder, checked the no box, this page then is due to contradiction, the inspector and added the heightth and the owner builder did disclose that there would be a three and a half foot glass that would have to be fixed and fastened somewhere on the roof, w

it's an astounding number. >> that's amazing. at the problem with net neutrality goes away. -- that is a problem. verizon can charge if one customer of the millions is using 30% of your bandwidth, maybe you can charge them more and that could be a problem for the profitability of netflix, their growth, and the cost to subscribers. >> can't you tell that cory johnson does not like an all you can eat buffet/ netflix like the all you can eat buffet. >> that is the misnomer about net neutrality. do some companies get preferential treatment? you have google and netflix running their own global networks and they're plugging directly into comcast, cablevision. they have already established their own fast lanes. they avoid the public internet for all but the last mile to your house. that is something that has evolved pretty quietly over the last five to seven years i would say. it has fundamentally changed the internet in a way that i don't see net neutrality coming up to. >> wow. >> have got to read the book. >> andrew blum, author of "

it is an astounding amount because just two days ago officials thought the total was 70 servicemen. it is looming at an expense will rate -- an exponential rate after they were sent to the pentagon just yesterday. the scandal surrounds an air force base in montana where they are responsible for 150 nuclear missiles. that is one third of the entire minuteman force. investigators found one officer shared test questions with 16 officers. then 17 admitted knowing about it but not reported cheating. a total of 90 nuclear officers work in pairs at the launch site. 92 have now been implicated this afternoon. at that baseogram may not be affected by this cheating scandal. what is most concerning, the test in question is designed to measure the officers ability to handle emergency orders. thank you, robert. turning now to developing stories. we are waiting to hear the verdict in amanda knox's third murder trial. they are accused of murdering the british exchange student back in 2007. she was knox's roommate. >> the toxicology report showed that he tested positive for xanax and marijuana. thi

. >>> the book is astounding. it peels back the secrets of what really happens behind closed doors at the white house, and now former bush and obama defense secretary robert gates giving his first television interview about his scathing tell-all. among his observations, mr. gates suggests politics drove the obama administration's military decisions. even says the president did not trust some of the military's top brass, and had reservations about their mission. hello, everyone, welcome to "america's news headquarters." >> great to have you here. we're learning a lot of things we had not heard before. i'm jaime colby. in the memoir set to be released this tuesday, gates dropped several bombshells on washington, including claims that, quote, everyone from president obama on down took shots at president bush and his team. and that some in the administration showed nothing but disrespect to members of our military. molly hanenburg is live in washington right now. i don't like that last one. >> reporter: there's a lot

the former has been responsible for some of the most astounding breakthroughs. anwar sadat agreed to peace with israel only after having tried to achieve war and failing to the lightning speed of kuwait led to a conference in which countries like syria sat down with israel for the first time. operation desert storm also change north korean calculus dramatically. neither israel nor the palestinians would've reached the oslo accord had it not been for the demise of the soviet union. selden anymore to diplomats at the right circumstances for success. neither pakistan nor the taliban have incentives to seek peace when the united states releases taliban prisoners before talks start, or announces timelines for withdrawal. norwell iran believe that it must compromise to the same extent on its nuclear program when it regards american power as being in retreat. hence, iran's backpedaling in recent days about the reactor and what enrichment compromises it has made. leverage has become a dirty word. the state department opposes new sanctions, politicians seeking outreach c

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osaka has had some activities along their port one day they took us to an astounding aquarium a they'veuilt the fourth of fifth largest in the world. it was wonderful it was based on the ring of fire approach so it madam clerk, please read all the sister ports. following our time in osaka we went back to 80 could we met with some representatives from sagging sag gay we met with representatives from the america embassy the ambassador of japan was arriving so the attache came down after meeting at the airport but we met with various members of different aspects of the embassys work to shipping to tourism and let them, you know, or know what's happening in san francisco. they're excited about working with us and then we went to soul and met with additional customers there we met with hyundai and the extent of our services and what is happening with our trains. we talked about the amount of construction in the bay area and it's in everyone's interest to work with the port of san francisco, you know, with the construction and apple and they're new facility >> and a variety of other things. t

it was astound what different people bring to the table. once you write a become it's out there. and you have no control over it at all. and it's enriching, i think, to do these things together without dead den grating the single experience. my wife was reading a new book and she was -- she was crying through the entire book. >> what is the name of the book? >> i can't remember the name. i'll get it. but that experience that she had is one kind of wonderful experience. and now when she does the book in her book group it will be a different thing. >> as a write, i know there are so many things that's any artist that -- things that any artist thinks of in the execution of their cast. do you yourself think of the reader while you're writing? do you have some assumptions? >> that is a great question. once you have an audience, you're there and you're thinking about them. and you're thinking, will they understand this or will they not understand this? and you have to decide to trust your audience and not talk down to them. you need to allow them into your experience as a writer. it's

we watched this film on the plane from tokyo, japan to park city, utah and was totally astounded.talk about your discovery and how you ended up in a nursing home and bringing these headphones to the people there. >> in 2006, i was listing to a journalist talk about how ipods for ubiquitous everywhere. young people have them, many aults, but if i was in nursing home, what i have access to my favorite music? i did an internet search on ipods and nursing homes. i could not find one that was using ipods for their residents. i called up a local nursing home and said, i know music is a number one recreational activity, you can receive theirs in the added value of who were totally to personalize the music? it was an instant hit with folks. >> talk about what happens. talk about the transformation. >> when i first started, they did not connect me with people. they did not know me, i was just a volunteer. transformed their moods, their motions, people who were depressed or now feeling better. people who were not very interactive with others became more social. it just a different benefits

commander joe garrity and our commander for southern station, captain mike redman, who has been an astounding officer. these partnerships, amongst other have led to the closure of a chop shop at 13th and mission. also shut down a recent bay area bike shift attempt in the mission. in addition, officer freedman, for those of you who would like more information on how to get involved, go to -- he is an avid cyclist who actually believes that a bike friendly city has to prioritize a high level of theft enforcement. if you're going to support a transit first policy for residents. for crimes in progress, call 9-1-1. this is actually worthy of that attention. and for others, chop shops and others, call the emergency number because calls of service help determine future operation. always include the bike's serial number. i wanted to have these officers come up to be recognized for modelling what stellar policing can be and to say a few words. thank you so much. i know this takes additional time. you really have to be per /ses tussis persistent to do this type of work. thank you. [applause]. >> i appr

of the greats, including bonnie and herbie, even so, the beetles and their recordings continue to astound> even now, every time i listen to the beetles, i hear something new that i didn't hear before. and to me, that really speaks to the longgevity of their music and ability to cross over generations because there's something new every time i wear one of their records. >> paul and ringo will be performing at the grammy's. if they are performing together is still in question. mark kelly, kpix5. >> the entire day wrapped up in a minute. wire going to try. and what in the world is kiss down in my sports cast? stick around to find out. ,,,,,,,, [ laughing ] want to play hide and seek? yeah! 1... 2... 6... 10! [ female announcer ] piÑa colada yoplait. it is so good when you need a little escape. [ mom ] still counting. ♪ more than a feeling ♪ when i hear that old song they used to play ♪ ♪ more than a feeling [ female announcer ] yoplait light boston cream pie. at 90 calories it is so good when you want more than a feeling. >>> believe it or not, rafael nadal and stanslaus will settle the aust

astounding results. higher crop yield. mo oasis needs to raise $10 million in capital to begin full scale production. >>> well, a viral youtube video is spreading concern that radiation from japan's plant may have reached california's coast. >> take a look for yourself. the video's creator is on pacifica's state beach and is using a geiger county to measure radiation. as he walks toward the water the counter shows radiation levels dramatically increase. a uc berkeley professor says not to worry, those levels are occurring naturally. >> someone going around for the first time with a geiger counter is likely to discover these great variations in levels from time to time. that's absolutely no correlation with anything that happened in fukushima. >> researchers at the labs and state health officials deny there's any fallout from fukushima. not even to bay area fish. >>> 5:20. forget seeing red. this fall saw orange, what the woman saw about her scary encounter coming up. >> hey just ahead i have a question f

but the beatles continue to astound her. >> every time i listen to the beatles, i hear something newhat i didn't hear before. and to me, that really speaks to the longevity of their music. and their ability to cross over generations. because there is something new every time i hear one of their records. >> reporter: paul andrin and ringo will be at the grammies. mark kelly, kpix5. >> and the grammies air right here on kpix5. our betty yu will be on the red carpet and you can watch her live reports starting at 5:30. >>> and still to come, the new taxi start up accuse uber of trying to steer its drivers away. >>> police departmentsplus superbowl monday? it could happen? and we have something in the forecast that amounts to a four- letter world. that's coming up. ,,,, [boy] mom! [mom] yes? [boy] whoa,whoa,whoa... [mom and dad] [laughing] [boy] whoa,whoa,whoa... [mom] you've got two left feet,boo. thousands flooded san franc streets to voice their opin on abortion. an anti-aborti group marched down market st and the embarcadero in the >> people are on the streets voicing their opinion on

she says the beatles and their record, astound her. >> every time i listen to the beatles i hear something that i didn't hear before. and to me, that really speaks to the longevity of their music and their ability to cross over generations because there's something new every time i hear one of their records. >> reporter: paul and ringo will be performing at the grammys. if they are performing together, it's still in question. in san francisco, mark kelly, kpix 5. >> well, again, the grammys starts start at 8:00 tomorrow night. betty yu will be on the red carpet and behind the scenes. welcome back her live reports here on kpix 5 beginning at 5:30 tomorrow. >>> the nfl is prepared to move the super bowl to monday if bad weather hits the new york area. the game is scheduled of course for next sunday at metlife stadium. crews had to shovel about a foot of snow earlier this week after a winter storm blasted the region. it is also possible that the game could be moved up to friday or saturday. the nfl has contingencies depending upon the timing of a major storm. >> stay tuned. it's a ways out. t

she says the beatles and their record, astound her. >> every time i listen to the beatles i hear something that i didn't hear before. and to me, that really speaks to the longevity of their music and their ability to cross over generations because there's something new every time i hear one of their records. >> reporter: paul and ringo will be performing at the grammys. if they are performing together, it's still in question. in san francisco, mark kelly, kpix 5. >> well, again, the grammys starts start at 8:00 tomorrow night. betty yu will be on the red carpet and behind the scenes. wave her live reports here on kpix 5 beginning at 5:30 tomorrow. >>> someone in this studio interviewed paul mccartney. >> that was you. >> that was when they were shooting a video south of santa maria and i interviewed him when i was with channel 6 he was the nicest guy. his bodyguards were thugs but he was nice. >>> around the bay area we have readings in the mid-60s to 70 degrees still in concord. santa rosa at 69. san francisco 64 degrees. livermore has 67. and looks like pretty clear skies around the bay

we've been reporting on this how in this astounding book the former defense secretary writes about the, quote, poisonous atmosphere in which he says he felt like a complete outsider, and this is the secretary of defense. hello, everyone. and welcome to america's news headquarters on this sunday morning. >> yeah. a lot of people are taking a look at the book. there are no exceptions. a lot of the new details that are emerging from this newly released expert from gates' new memoir "duty," gates goes into pretty full dation about members of the obama administration. he claims they slammed former president george wish and disrespected military leaders. elizabeth prann has more. >> good morning. he painted president obama as insecure and dubious of top leaders of armed forces. gates also acknowledged his conflicts with vice president joe biden. he writes in his book, quote, he has been wrong on nearly every major foreign policy and national security issue over the past four decades. looking back he also acknowledged the time he felt concerned when secretary of state hillary clinton made a t

i don't think -- and i'm astounded that folks are just like -- so chief i know you're going to do your part and the commission is going to do their part but maybe the city has to bring back the part about safety and people are just now in another zone. i don't know if it's the technology or don't teach it anymore. i'm not just talking about kids and adults. that's what i see and to me what doing here and the awareness piece and for everything and i could talk about pedestrians and bicyclists and it really has to come back or how else i don't see how it's going to work to our satisfaction and generate more revenue and our piece but it's going to take everyone involved concentrating on safety first. that's my editorial comment. >> commissioner chan. >> looking to next week and i know we're having the meeting with the board of supervisors on public safety on this issue are we going to do on our side the same presentation or a different one? what do we want out of that meeting? i don't know if we want to think about what we're want out of the joint meeting next thursday at 5:00 p.m. and my

i have been astounded at how utterly misconstrued it has been. >> then he shouldn't have written it theay he wrote it if it was misconstrued. it seemed to me that he attacked a woman who was busy, going on her journey, going about her business, talking her way through her cancer treatment. >> he says in his own paper that he respects her choices and seems to believe anything short of an unqualified write on lisa is inhumane. my take would be if he is bothered by what she's saying about her stage four cancer, nobody has to read it. >> and nobody has to write about it in this way, either, saying it's too much information, and who is she to be talking about death like this? i think this is part of the keller again rigz wish social media, it has a broader scope here. and it is that that generation thinks you should keep things quiet. our generation, my generation and those younger than me say we're going to share. this is our prerogative. we have the tools to share. twitter, facebook, and that's what we want to do. >> right. everyone lives online now and if they want to share, i don't have

we think that we should do more in my education department funded headstart studies and we were astoundedg that her research shows doesn't work. education should be left to local governments. [applause] and immigration. given that i have deported more than in the previous president dead. if we don't want people breaking immigration laws the besthing to do is simplify the %if we dog immigration laws the best thg to do is simplify the law. conservatives worry that people will come here to talk the welfare state or commit crimes. so how about letting people in with civil procedures. and saying that immigrants are not eligible for welfare. [applause] >> finally, drug laws. i use marijuana and cocaine i got elected president, so i say adults should have the right to decide what to put in their own bods. if people struggle with addiction and i have struggled, putting them in prison is not a smart way and i have been a hypocrite for locking people up for doing what i have done. so let's legalize drugs and and the futile and violent drug war. [applause] john: you own your own body and mind. as is

but it was this man that brought the house chamber to its feet for an astounding minute and a half. sergeant first class cory remsburg. >> men and women like cory remind us that america has never come easy. >> reporter: despite his signature optimism, the president's agenda still faces the political realities of washington. >> i appreciate what the president said tonight, but i'm with those americans who are asking the question, where are the jobs? >> reporter: well now comes the hard sell. the president is hitting the road first thing this morning sharing his message directly with the american public during a two-day, four-state whirlwind tour. >> mary bruce live in washington, thank you. >>> and we have some video that is going viral from after the president's speech. >> that's right. a tv reporter interviewed new york republican congressman michael grimm about his reaction to the speech and then the reporter pressed grimm about a federal investigation into his fund-raising and that's when things got ugly. >> anything off topic -- this is only about the -- >> thank you. back to yo

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