think that helps to assure that more folks who are local can apply to the department rather than bangor main. >> i think the - in a lot of ways there's incentive in that in terms of the margaret and recruitment where it was only one day you miss the window but the stuns testing someone what go on their convenience to take the test but i know the candidate to go to a website and apply and take the test to became a firefighter or police. we've expressed our concern related to the local hire or maybe the preserve of local hiring >> it's a policy goal for the city and the residents would like that as well. last year, we created a housing fund for people to relocate to san francisco to be able to purchase hopes it's a effort to have to make sure that san francisco, you know, public safety personnel know the terrain >> yeah. there are 33 percent of us in uniform are residing in the city i want it to be higher but the rest of the bulk in the hiring 33 percent is something to build on. >> right. what's happening with the conversations with the mayor's office the mayors budget office what's befo

and bangor maine still snowing. lake-effect showers. temperatures are 30 to 35 degrees colder right now than 24 hours. windchill is 17 in albany. it's 21 in philadelphia. so you definitely need the winter coat, hat and gloves if you didn't pack them away already. you're at negative 1. you see the temperatures in northern portion of michigan. want to go to duluth this afternoon. up to 10 inches of snow in duluth. >> i had to bring -- it was snowing when i came to work. >> yeah. >> it will be gone by noon. >>> the new york police department disbands its muslim spy units. plus, if you think casual marijuana smoking is okay. we have more information that you're definitely going to want to hear. >>> plus, a 3-year-old goes missing but where he is found is just priceless, you're watching "first look" only on msnbc. ♪ ♪ no two people have the same financial goals. pnc works with you to understand yours and help plan for your retirement. visit a branch or call now for your personal retirement review. i'm bethand i'm michelle. and we own the pap

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company insists they found material consistent with the wreckage of a commercial airliner in the bay of bangor. which is thousands of miles to the northwest of the present search area. now, according to multi-spectral images taken from the air two days after flight mh 370 went missing, significant amounts of titanium, comer, steel allies and jet fuel residue were detected about 100 miles south of bangladesh. geo scientists compared these images with march the 5th and march the 10th before and after the plane's disappearance and found a specific area where the data varied between the two dates, suggesting the minerals weren't there earlier solve it's an interesting claim, discovery, we are still not quite sure whether it's actually true. >> any particular plane but it certainly is, certainly is something that they have located there, right? is that fair? any plane? anything that sort of shares these chemicals, aloom yum titanium copper steal allies and jet rest lieu fuel, right? >> you are quite right. geo residence, its normal work is finding minerals on the earth or on the sea bed which might

bangor, maine will deal with the wind and the rain today.e's a look at the timing as we watch the rain showers lift off towards the north and east. we see peeks of sunshine as we head through the afternoon. across the south, still dealing with heavy rain and thunderstorms. charleston to savannah to jacksonville, it has been a tough morning commute for a lot of those spots. the early birds are getting wet roads. jacksonville, rumbles of thunder in the area. those showers and storms push southward for the day. we could see rain showers with thunderstorms, those storms could produce small hail, also some gusty winds, both today and tonight. tonight we'll be watching a lot of the same areas, including birmingham, jackson, close to the new orleans area. i think they'll be clearing out and quieting down. some other big stories, warmth. tomorrow we're back in the 70s in minneapolis for the first time since last year. >> alex, thank you very much. >> sure. >>> in our "executive edge" today happens to be equal pay y payday. president obama is expecte

on the 20th of april, 2015, it bound for bangor, depart at 10:20 p.m. with 166 people on board including 7 crew members. upon takeoff the crew reported feeling heavy vibrations. at 10:32 p.m. mh2626 -- >> only thing of significance that's been said so far in terms of advancing understanding is the interim minister is giving a little bit of a description about this new team that's being put together to coordinate this investigation. that's been a big concern effort families about who is doing what and when. there's also been some coordination issues between australia and malaysian government. explaining it as being a function of international accepted guidelines for these kinds of searches there's going to be a team that's coordinated panel of people and they will announce the members sometime next week. the minister has now made a detour into another flight that was worthy of discussion by him. we haven't heard anything about this object of interest yet. we're going to listen back in. if we don't hear anything soon, we're going to other news. >> the run

is that technology provides new york but unities so for example that particular project called the bangor pastor is now going to be integrated with mobile phones later this year and so it could really scale but yes technology more broadly is posing a real challenge to the banks in the same way that file sharing challenge the business model of video rental stores or the music industry there's no reason why it shouldn't be challenging the the business model of banks and i think that screwed because i think banks have far too much influence in the way we experience life and economy and society and i feel that we need to return that power to people or to businesses to communities and so because it is just the tip of tempers it's showing that it's possible to be able to use technology to create currencies and it doesn't have to be big coin in future i think we can create far better systems. for people who are kind of outside of the economic world and their eyes kind of glaze over when they when they hear discussion about economics you say that we need to apply are values that motivate us to be