thirty and the slips between crane coffee park and iron fencing along 20th street and pier 68 within the bae shipyard. the district contains 10 non-containing faevenz like wafers and lip ways they no longer are there they've been accommodated by deration. a names process has involved numerous stakeholders and including port tenants. central advisory group and san francisco architecture heritage and the museum and bethlehem she'll museum and the mayor's office of workforce development and the preservation and the historic presently and the state national park services. the creation of the district plays a integral part of the site it supports the living history of the site. the historic district supports the crane park that is for the only surviving designation. and the union iron supports the rehabilitation for the 9 telling the truth resources along 20th street including building 113 the oldest this on the site by providing tax credits. the district supports new in fill parcels like the 80 front site that will provide that development partner with access to the rehabilitation tax credits fo

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. >> new at 11:00 right now, a bae area man is facing charges for one of the largest child exploitation probes. this was given to us by u.s. immigration and customs enforcement. they're investigating an underground child pornography website. it showed many young boys. a resident of fremont is one of the people facing charges of receiving the pornography. >>> new developments overseas, a serviceman has been killed when a base in crimea was stormed. president obama is gathering ally leaders for a meeting to discuss further action to discuss their involvement in the ukraine. they will meet next week on the sidelines in the netherlands. they have suspended preparations for a g8 summit hospitaled bip russia. >> new details on that missing malaysia plane. a thai spokesperson says the plane followed a twisting flight pattern. they tracked the airliner early in the day and they did not share this information because they were not asked about it. this morning the rolling stones are cancelling the first date of their australian turn after the death of mcjagger's girlfriend lauren scott. her londo

that's bae systems.t's inspired work. >> and with the ongoing support of these institutions and foundations. and... >> this program was made possible by the corporation for public broadcasting. and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. >> ifill: the government of malaysia now says the fate of a missing malaysian airliner is a mystery no longer. the prime minister announced today that satellite data shows the plane crashed in the southern indian ocean. all 239 passengers and crew are presumed killed. we'll have a full report right after the news summary. the death toll from a massive mudslide in washington state rose to eight today. another 108 people were listed as missing, but authorities said that figure could drop. search and rescue continued on the ground and from the air over the one-square-mile area, an hour north of seattle. about 30 homes were destroyed in the saturday morning slide, and fire chief travis hots said today, the outlook is grim. >> we're still holdin

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>> general dynamic and bae systems. nonot a huge surprise for both. in terms of the ground vecle program, tt is kind of a no go. instead, thehey will get modernization of the current fleets, the tas, those sorts of t things. >> peter, in addddition to weaps they're going to eliminate, possibly even an aircraft carrier, they are talking about touchingng salars, benefs, significantl downsizing the army. as an econost, you know, california took a bigit after the reagan yeaears when they lot a lot of the defense spending money that they werere used to. arare we going to see a recessin in the wasashington area and defense spending cuts continue? >> the washington onomy y is much more diversifieied than it used to be. last m month -- this month, february, car sales were rather robu, i am m hearing from folks i talk to at dealerships. even though in detroit they said february is noa good month, that is because of the snow. there is resiliencyere. i think pele are simply gog to find other things to dodo. >> ok,ther things to do. reid, i want to talk about min

bae systems says well-funded professionals stole information. the report does not name russia as the source, it suggests attacks originated in moscow's time zone. join us at 8:30 for "the week ahead", and we'll examine the growing crisis in ukraine. respecting world order is the topic: >> interpol is trying to determine the true identities of two passengers who managed to get on a malaysia airlines light. authorities are still searching for the jetliner that vanished over the south china sea. a vietnamese plane found objects that could belong to the aircraft. we go to kuala lumpur. do authorities feel like they are getting closer to finding the missing plane? >> this piece of information, although unconfirmed, is good news. it comes on the same day that a singapore navy briefly - unfortunately for a brief time, gave people a short-fall hope that was false. singapore navy said earlier on sunday that it spotted pieces of debris which it thought might be part of the missing plane. now, malaysian civil authorities confirmed that that is not true. th

it's reported bae was conducting missionary work there. >> breaking news from south africa thorn, oscar pistorius pleading not guilty to murder charges. his trial is now under way but the court is on a break. he says his mistook his girl friend for an intruder. prosecutors say he shot her after a heated argument. he faces life in prison if convicted. they call it the trial of century in south africa. >> when we come back, we're going to get back into the ukraine. the crisis is deepening, the world is on edge and once given vladimir putin seems to be setting the jaagenda. what can be done in the conflict. christian amanpour is here to break it down for us. >> and we'll be looking at who took oscar home. we'll have all the highlights for you. ♪ let it go, let it go, turn away and slam the door ♪ i don't care what they're going to say ♪ neutrogena healthy skin liquid makeup. 98% saw improved skin. does your makeup do that? neutrogena® cosmetics. [ sneezes ] [ male announcer ] you may be an allergy muddler. try zyrtec® for powerful allergy relief. and zyrtec® is different than claritin® bec

the shooting happened around 11-20 last night at pier 1 on the bae. the two killed were a sailor and a civilian no shooter has been taken into custoy and police are not looking for a suspect. investigators are not releasing much details about the shooting.bc-us--naval station shooting >> >> tens of thousands of hotels do not allow guest to directly reach emergency services when they dial 911. a survey by the federal communications commission was taken after a 9-year-old girl couldn't call for help while her mother was being stabbed to death in an east texas motel. the survey finds less than half of franchised or independent hotels and motels have direct 911 dialing. the hotel room's phone required dialers to press "9'' before dialing 911. limefederal agents are reaching out to children to get them to use street smarts online in a nationwide push to prevent sexual exploitation cases. immigration and customs enforcement will send agents to schools and community centers across the country to teach teens and their parents -how to be safer online and steer

now, you compare that to the north korean treatment of kenneth bae who is also in ill health.at would be a very easy low-hanging fruit to show political goodwill. it hasn't happened. i'm afraid what tennessee misrodman is up to is probably more to do with reviving his own career than anything else. >> well, nicholas, thank you so much. [applause] >> now, from the seventh annual savannah book festival lily koppel discusses her book the astronauts' wives' club a true story. this is 45 minutes. [applause] >> well, good morning. it's so nice to be here. i heard there was a vicious rumor going around that i didn't make it out of new york city because of the weather, so i'm so glad the volunteers actually believe this is me and that i'm here sharing this story with you this morning. i love great american stories and i love beehives. and a combination of those two things, as you will learn, led me to tell this amazing but looked-over american story of our original astronaut wives. so i want to bring you back to 1959 april 9th. there's a press conference in washington, d.c. and the wh

. >> i can search approximately 50 square miles a day so really if we are searching for a bae beaco nwe dealing with over 100, 000 miles. >> yes, as we board tr ocean shield and t working -- the pinging singal will last more than a week and any wreckage had been dragged by winds and currents for weeks now. >> several chinese families arrived in malaysia today to protest of the plane's disappearance. the group feels that the statement indicates that the plane crashed was a little premature. >>> that led to a shop shocking fire. it happened on saturday in broadway in the city. officers got out and approached the driver of a stolen car in north beach. the suspect's car door hit the officer's arm. the driver got away and the car later found abandoned on clay street and it had a bullet hole in it. . luckily, no one was hit by that bullet. >>> oakland police are hoping to close on a robbery case they have been working on for more than a month. kron 4 news alicia reed reports of two suspect that's been arrested. >> reporter: authorities are urging if he's spotted not to approach or try to st

here to explain it, wes green is director of intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance from bae systemske a look at it. it's good to have you with us. i want you using your expert eyes to look at what folks are saying is a grainy black and white photo that doesn't show us anything more than a blob in the ocean, what do you see in what could that be? >> well, when we do imagery analysis, we look at it from a context around what we're able to see and pick out on the image. that consists of several things. the first is going to be the size of the object, which we have here for us. we have it at 24 meters. >> here we go. >> 79 feet and 16 feet. the second thing we look at is can we determine shape of the object and what does that shape of the object tell us about what we're potentially looking at. then we look at the surroundings. they don't give you as much clue because you're in the middle of the ocean. you're having a very sterile background to look at. then you look at shading, potential shading of the object itself. is there something draped over the object that could be giving you som

even the some of the foreign diplomats for example the polish foreign minister sikorski who is hardly baes. it's russia sad that when the ousted president viktor yushchenko was negotiating a deal with the opposition that he reportedly received a call for putin encouraging him to make concessions so could it be also the case that after trying to place play nice and civil and abide by the rules most will simply realize that the strategy was not only name if it was foolish because it essentially left to russia. potentially endangering all its interests there because the more concessions were made the more opposition of the anti but there was no threat to the black sea fleet or true crime scene from this very weak and fragile interim government i mean that it only being in power if that's the way right way to describe it for a few days so i guess i think that precipitated the need for this huge show of force the issue is you know what appears to be too many people at least in the west let's say a disproportionate use of force and the de facto occupation of crimea dr sent you just mentioned tha

manhattan threw himself in front of the long island railroad train on march eleventh and now kenneth baelondo makes eight and there's also been a handful of other financial professionals whose deaths this year have been very mysterious and haven't technically been ruled a suicide yet but all the hallmarks and now conspiracy theories trying to tie them all together are blowing up on line but i don't think there's anything mysterious going on here i saw it coming six years ago it's not that i'm some especially pression fortune teller i was just stating the obvious that the current path of these bankers greed high stakes gambling and the knowledge that they were screwing their neighbors would also really be too hard to live with for any human so now it's time for another prediction of the obvious that the financial system still continues to be built of smoke and mirrors and greed and it's completely unsustainable and because of that we're heading right for another crash but this time it might be enough to bring the whole system down for good you heard it here first again tonight let's talk