it happened here in the fall of 1964, 50 years ago on the uc berkley campus. >> the operation of the machine becomes so ordinary. makes you so sick at heart that you can't take part -- >> it was almost as if the country was waking up from a long slumber. >> it was november 22 and i was already at cal. and came out of classes. and there were clusters and a great sun on the campus. >> lawmakers passed the civil rights act. that same summer students around the world travels to the south to try to register african-american voters. >> this is during mississippi summer project. >> you will not understand the free speech movement if you fail to see it's a continuation of the civil rights movement. >> we were part of something bigger than us. there is a civil rights movement going on. it was led by african-americans. it was an assertion that the old way is not going to rule any more. that change has to happen. >> part of that change happened in the fall of 1964 when those students returned here to campus. they also returned here to the small brick sidewalk. that misunderstanding parked the f

a locally produced documentary has people in berkley dialed into the issue and the berkley city councilto join the debate. we have more on what's in the works. >> some radiation. >> people in berkley are powering down their cell phones and tuning in to a documentary. a filmmaker wanted to know if his smartphone could be dangerous. >> starting a conversation. >> ellie marks was talking about radiation since 2008 when her husband was diagnosed with brain cancer. >> he used one 20-some years upon diagnosis and he always held it to his right ear and the tumor was right here. >> marks testified before congress and appears immobilized and is happy to show you how to find a radiofrequency exposure warning in your phone. >> a very bad exposure. you can't make it bigger. >> at the school of public health they say there's a reason the warning tells you to hold your phone ten millimeters from your head. >> it's various forms of micro radiation in the smartphone. >> with more than six billion cell phones around the world, he says the possibility of a risk has huge implication. he says independent s

. >>> berkley police may soon be teaming up with liquor store owners to fight crime. berkley's city council voted in favor of an ordinance requiring that liquor stores in high crime areas install or upgrade their surveillance cameras. surveillance cameras help police put suspects behind bars in two killings in 2013 near bing's liquor store in berkley. police say that's good crime-fighting tool. >> one of our goals is just to make sure that we have good evidence. if there's a crime that occurs. many people want to help us, they're just not always sure technologically how to make that work. >> the orders will have to go through a second reading. after that, store owners will have time to upgrade their system if needed. >>> the odds of a massive 8.0 magnitude or larger earthquake striking california in the next 30 years has increased. according to a new study, seismologists say nearby faults can actually combine in strength. before the study, the likelihood was once every 500. >> they produce gigantic earthquakes, so as a result, our forecast has slightly more large eart

now there's the backup for 580 and the berkley curve, it's just starting to build. looking at the maps, the green here shows you where the wet roadways are, starting to dry out for the upper east shore. the north bay, san rafael moves smoothly. we're moving south now, looking over here toward the oakland area. a little damp roadways. not a major concern. a smooth drive, and we do have the build over there for both 580 and highway 4. traditional as you're coming out of the east bay and in toward the bay itself. westbound your commute direction. here in the south bay, we have no real problems through fremont into san jose. but northbound 101, we have this backup. let's look at the approach toward the crash. just north of this camera shot, but it's starting to show a little slowing. jammed up toward tully and we'll watch as that builds or clears. back to you. >>> speaking of bridges out there, first the bay bridge, or i should say -- yeah, first the golden gate bridge. now the bay area's other bridges considering all electric tolling. a live look at the bay bridge this

live in berkley. >> reporter: he koupdn't say much to us; but he did say he didn't think the university was treating him fairly. meantime, the attorney says this is just the tip of the ice burg with more information to soon become public. >> the 21-year-old appeared in court today. he faces charges for two lewd acts. police say it happened here at alpha epsilon pi next month. >> we were kind of taken back chlts like the country does. >> the film is centered around the infamous florida state rape case involving a star quarterback. >> most cloj e colleges and universities around the country are not dealing with this. the first impulse is to cover it up. the reason they do that is because they're worried about the reputation. >> the fill 78 has resulted in more victims at berkley and more campuses to speak out. >> the university completely botched my case. >> one victim, one accused. tonight, both sides are calling for their school to protect their rights in bekrley, janet oaks, abc 7 news. >> a man convicted of 14 racially motivated killings in the 1970s has died. a guard found him dead i

with about sort of good news and tidying and a happy event i had the privilege i'm a member of the berkley school district oversight committee and two weeks ago i gave a similar report as a member of the committee to the board of education in berkley with similar good news a happy good time i'm sure you're aware of every year by state law a geo bond measure passed by the school district with 55 percent of the vote is required to have a number of things one of which is the oversight bond committee who principle functions to monitor the expenditures of the program and to commission every year a performance and financial auditor program present i have ms. nancy formerly of the school district a member of the bond oversight camera and colleague from our auditors i'm pleased to say for the tenth consecutive requester the auditor look at the transactions and no finding when i think that is significant i want to tell you two key points of reference on february the 28 the bond program passed it's one bloifdth dollars and 2003 and 6 and 2011 brond bond program we still have another 2 hundred and so

dan mogul is the uc berkley spokesperson. >> institutional change is coming.ils we need the work out, because we know we can't do this simply as a result of administrative dictates. >> one of the demands is to have a center where they can meet and socialize and invite potential stublts. right now they have a small office called the black recruitment and retention center. >> to have a sent center voted is still marginalized and excluded from campus. we can have faith-based. >> the citizens are also asking that they meet every semester with the chancellor, something this agrees is needed. >> an american health care worker who contracted ebola is back in the igs. they arrived at the national institutes of health hospital in maryland on a privately chartered plane. the patient's name, age and genter aren't being released. it's in condition and being treated inside a special izeize isolation yubt e unit. the person is the 11th treated in the u.s. >> there is a bay area-wide math challenge going on right now: some students from an east palo alto elementary school. t

nicetown tioga wayne avenue a down pole near berkley street.is checking your ride new you back over to you guys. >> all right thanks very much, my man i appreciate it. >>> here we go eagles are making all kind of moves and these trade are mystifying. we will go to the expert at 94 wip paul jolowitz joins us for an explanation. my man. >> how you are you. >> doing well. >> good to see you in the off season. >> a absolutely. >> are you perplexed, mystified. >> confused. i, i. >> my thoughts exactly. >> you keep looking for something and lets see, did they take on a lot of money, yes. they must have gotten the better player but sam bradford is not. by the the way, he is banged up. >> shoulder and two fees. >> shoulder and two knees. you have draft considerations,. >> it is just like that. >> what will you do it is like trading a dollar for 63 cents and nothing else. eagles traded a dollar to the rams for 63 cents. there is a and with a lot of dots. chip kelly has his own jig saw puzzle and i have figured is there an end game somewhere else. it is

interesting play structures that are made out of wood or restructured materials there's something like many berkley called the venture plagiarized kids come with their patent and build things we'll have to identify a partner and that is as simple as offender mobile play elements that could be stacked up or moved that's the b blokes this is a at the discovery museum it will require site preparation and flexible and in the bay area we're talking about doing programming out of the site so i think i'm going to stop we're really excited about that and existed about the partnership with you all to begin to create the future of pier 70 today, we will invest money which medians weigh lose money findings of the two to four year term it is an investment in the value of the underlying land your exist about this in partnership with you all i'll be happy to answer any questions oh, i did also want to say toby levine the co-chair the advisory committee and kate who is the executive director of santa fe made and actually, the one that introduced us to speak easy they came to indicate their support and public comm

. >> probably driving back from berkley marina? >> that appears to be what was going on. >> the detectives find something disturbing in his boat. five homemade cement anchors. >> there were five rings on that trailer with cement around them. as if there was a bucket. we only found one anchor. we only find one. if you make five and only find one and when the body is recovered right close to where he told me where he was fishing and recovered with no head and no hands and no feet i can get they might have been on the body when it went in the water. >> the day after christmas in 2002 as the community rallies around scott, the family offers a cash reward. >> we want to know where she is and want to know she is safe. >> when i met him he is being a meat of fact, nonchalant, no urgency in his voice. there was urgency in the neighborhood. >> scott stands on the sidelines and cops grow more wary. >> on the 26th we went to his house with a search warrant. we were going to process the house as a crime scene. we didn't tell him that's what we

she's concerned about displacing in-state students at uc berkley and ucla. she told lawmakers that non-residents make up 23% of the undergrads at cal last year. however, there's a catch. napolitano says the cap will not be an increase in in-state spots, just a freeze. they are admitting more students from outside states to generate more revenue. >>> up next, who's moving to the san jose campus and why. it's making students a bit uncomfortable. >>> a south bay animal hospital cleaning up after a driver smashes into the waiting room. coming up hear what witnesses say happened moments after this accident. >>> conducting public business on a private e-mail account. questions swirling around hillary clinton as she ramps up a potential run for president. i'm janelle wang why some say the former secretary of state broke the rules. that's next. >>> well it's not supposed to be a drive through hospital but it was today. a south bay vet clinic tries to prepare for the worst, but they didn't expect that. a close call and all caught on camera. an elderly woman taking in

tom berkley. why do we educate? why do we educate? to learn. and to learn is something we do, hopefully, all of our lives. and with respect to a woman's month, history month, i'm going to kind of go back a little bit and say for probably the last time about the books that i've read, the one that's called dr. mary's monkey. overhead, please. can we close that up at all? >> i don't think so. sfgtv, could you zoom in, please? thank you. >> it kind of goes away.back up a little bit guys. hello. anyway, dr. mary's monkeys. it's a story about a woman who ran laboratories for cancer in new orleans in the late 50's and 60's, world renown mysterious death. she hires a gal, /kraouts a gal who is like our intel scholar winner from last week. this young gal could keep cancer alive the longest of anyone in the country. that girl turns out to be lee. they're both very talented women and both good stories. the next one as i mentioned the warning, if you can pick this up, see how one loan woman plays gary trooper. we are losing. the country is losing. and we a

berkley might do it. berkley's labor commission is proposing to the city council that they increase the minimum wage from $10 per hour to $16 per hour by 2017. the city council will consider the issue in june but it might be tough. last year a similar proposal was rejected. seattle has the highest minimum wage in the united states at $15 per hour. >>> no smoking now applies to e-cig lets. that means the use of those devices is prohibited in city park recreational areas and parking lots. it goes into effect on april 17. >>> today is world tv day, and some sobering statistics are being released. at a local tuberculosis conference rates are down from previous years but still nearly three times the national average, and that's because the area is so ethnically diverse. >> we have people traveling, people born in many different countries that come here that have been here for many years. >> most of the bay's tb cases have lived here for a year or more. there is a questionnaire for people to see if they are at

. >> probably driving back from berkley marina? >> that appears to be what was going on. >> the detectives find something disturbing in his boat. five homemade cement anchors. >> there were five rings on that trailer with cement around them. as if there was a bucket. we only found one anchor. we only find one. if you make five and only find one and when the body is recovered right close to where he told me where he was fishing and recovered with no head and no hands and no feet i can get they might have been on the body when it went in the water. >> the day after christmas in 2002 as the community rallies around scott, the family offers a cash reward. >> we want to know where she is and want to know she is safe. >> when i met him he is being a meat of fact nonchalant no urgency in his voice. there was urgency in the neighborhood. >> scott stands on the sidelines and cops grow more wary. >> on the 26th we went to his house with a search warrant. we were going to process the house as a crime scene. we didn't tell him that's what we w

. >> i'm also a college student i go to berkley and 90 percent of our folks are staying in college that's 40 percent hire than the afternoon. >> i'm politically to clemdz and ucla. >> just knowing we're giving back to the community. >> especially the spanish speaking population it hits home. >> people get hungry why not eat and give >> good floon everyone and welcome to the san francisco board of supervisors meeting of march 24, 2015. please call the rom >> supervisor avalos, present. supervisor campus. present. supervisor christensen, present. supervisor co00. co00 not present. supervisor farrell, present. supervisor kim,

neighborhood not concentrates in one ear they are more affordable for the various studies from uc berkley and hud and from aarp so i know that the planning department will describe the ordinance the legislation allows the properties to audio accessory in-law units within the envelope in the may or may not or volunteer sites therefore creating new housing as well as an incentive to retrofit the building we're continuing to work with the department of building inspection on developing a set of equality sisters standardized the bulletins that help people that can't meet the current building code within the needs of the building the legislation we passed related to the castro in-law units and supervisor david chiu's legalization program required dbi to issue those i want to thank the planning department staff. it's terrific work on the legislation building on the work it did on the previous legislation and want to note that the planning commission did make several recommendations at the meeting i support all the recommendations and i i've distributed written amendments colleagues and after th

of thirty years had his rent increased 17 times what he was paying he's lucky to find a place in berkley and but it is in an area that didn't have transportation and he's disabled those stories i mean senior housing i'm on two lists i've been on two lists for 5 years that's how large the demand is i really want you to get it maybe if you have good incomes or own your own home you don't but this is a terrible shame i don't know any other city in the united states that's going through this i want the measure to go back when the.org breaks were given and the corporate breaks were given and look at the development and found out what the market rate is as a ratio to affordable below market rate is not affordable that's why the people in the mission and i 3 hundred and 50 people came to the meeting and said no, we want one hundred percent affordable because b r you you know the mayor has raised or the - >> thank you, ma'am unfortunately, your time is up. >> thank you hi, i'm christie i live in district 14 i know the sunset district we're now giving a new high-rise in the neighborhood and i liv

the country other than the one in minneapolis the one in the financial district and the other in berkley in the downtown ear and if you ever have a chance to invite you'll see the product selection and the store lay out and design is different between the two of them and what you'll see on ocean avenue if approved that is different it will be tailored to what we see in ocean avenue the other thing about the small format there's closer communication and contact between the store folks and the guests as we call them so we're able to get constant address immediate feedback not being statistic but based on the needs we're hearing from there's one other part to it interesting to point out that as part or targets online servicing online products the whole realm of them can be picked up at the store you can order online and rather than having to have it shipped to our house you may not be there it can be shipped directly to the target express store and picked up in our neighborhood there are one hundred free patricia's within the existing development right now but again the idea this is a neigh

ellen the professor at the university of the california berkley as i've been communicating and our math with the experts in the field people are rallying to san francisco's defense it's the right thing to do and it was the way to be implement and their voicing e voices need to be heard this is what she asked to be quoted the notice of assumption procedural mastery rather than the idea to move students through the content as long as they do the california includes manipulation in terms of if they understand because if you measured the skill which is what the test hurdle kids could make rapid progress but the understanding was illusiony many years ago the math of - in essence don't rush the students through the curriculum to take calculus in their middle school they have to retake it, it's a waste of their time and ours you should move students into calculus if you're going to give them a full fledge college course it is much better for everyone to proceed dreerp arena faster and in the end they'll learn more and do better there's evidence that kids that accelerate learn more if the cola'

we see less traction from san francisco, however, we're going to see that in the landing spot in berkley and other positions and our landing spot is an exciting one with lawrence livermore we'll provide transit options for the transit centers we're excited about that partnership again, just duo to reiterate our launch from our new vessel we've seen the limited martin we are understanding the logistics in the new controlled an increase in our ridership and excited about the day view plan and the new website our crews is hedge fund percent of m m rp it is an important decision they've supported relocating our vessel that was a great in a case and notes the attentiveness out of san francisco bay area the website have philosophical about the ideas of matching we're seeing new york city you can make receive vacation and we're bringing it up you to help riders understand where the service is coming from how for a away is the vessel and you'll see the push noifgz that will alert the riders when the vessel is close we'll should you where the boat is we're not iceberg we're matching the services

. >>> why uc berkley is being told to ignore the applications of some potential student students. >>> plus, what we are now learning about the homeless man shot and killed by los angeles police earlier in the week. >>> breaking news this morning. a high end music shop hit by crooks in the early morning hours. >>> plus, how a bizarre crime is now slowing down a big hopeful. >>> good wednesday morning to you. clear and warmer. weekend lacks good as well. some big changes on the way. we'll get your forecast in just moments. >> we're looking at a micro backup in the bay bridge. this is typical. we'll check on those construction crews out there as well. >>> pick a spot, any spot. it is wednesday, may 4th. you are watching "today in the bay". >> from nbc bay area, this is "today in the bay." >> thank you very much for joining us. i'm sam brock. >> and i'm laura garcia-cannon. we begin with breaking news. police are invest getting a smash and grab burglary at a high end san francisco music store. >> stephanie chuang joining us now live in the lower pacific heights neighborhood of the city. t

we're not doing design reiteration i want to pigged on the comments of todco there's a paper out in berkley last year called the something, something not green enough the goal is not making the most beautiful and wonderful design what having a people based assessment of what the people in the alleyways means maybe not the most beautiful alleyways but salesladies it is public safety improvements it is meeting the needs of people living there i made this comment similarly there's a possibility those kinds of things make it more attractive for other people to come into the neighborhood and noting not serving the needs of the resident and we get into the questions of the implementation or decided placement not a one-on-one coordination wanting to make sure we're investing in the needs of community. >> commissioner hillis. >> a question on funding you mentioned there's funding available is that only from octavia or is - >> will i'm not sure of the eastern neighborhoods i'm not sure if this year's for alleys but market octavia is - >> i have to say they have to be spent. >> yes. in fact in the 34

it happened here in the fall of 1964, 50 years ago on the uc berkley campus.

full operation it will hopefully be sooner than later and on a personal level i he was the born in berkley but raised in santa fe my first show was at the super chunk and saw a small band when i was at uc santa clara and the independent as a designation one of the only designation points of divisadero and that's because of the redevelopment that occurred in the are western emission and eminent domain was there to destroy the culture and the african-american communities in 89 fulsome they've actually a great video you can watch if you go to the tv i went to the harlem of the west he takes me on a tour and points out the club and we get to the independent and the haergd theatre and he talks about the rich tradition i'm proud to be part of this community in supporting thank you. >> hi commissioners i'm andy blue i came to speak on another item i'm pleased to have the opportunity to stand and fight for this culture in the city and this is an incredibly sensible measure and joining the culture in san francisco and some of the things we're losing our venues space for live music we need this and

i went to berkley waste-your-money colle ge. bam, bam, bam, bam.u graduate? >> i did. i'm one of the three or four people who graduated from that school. >> jimmy: and then you decided to abandon that and be on a tv show. describe the show for those of -- >> we torture the guests. it's kind of like guantanamo bay if it was a talk show. we had a p.a. hidden under your chair and tickle your tank. >> jimmy: i felt something going on. ooh, this is one of those massage chairs or something. >> i was hoping you would climax. >> jimmy: go >> jimmy: who says i didn't? [cheers and applause] >> you want to be out here, right now, girl. >> jimmy: we have a clip of from when i was on your show. >> you're a funny man. tell us a joke. >> all right. so two guys are out in the middle of the desert. one guy gets bit by a snake. right on the head of his [ bleep ] [ >> get out of the set! >> jimmy: i never got to the punch line of the joke. >> it was like 4:00 in t morning. >> jimmy: your desk budget must be enormous. >> in the millions. >> jimmy: do the guests not ev

admissions to berkley dropped by more than 50%.down affirmative action in michigan's undergraduate admissions ruling it violated the provision for equal protection. last year the university of michigan was again at the center of a case in which a supreme court dealt another blow to policies across the country. the decision last year followed on the heals of its ruling in 2013. while the justices stopped short of outlawing affirmative action, they raised the bar for using race and together the court's decisions over the past two years might push public universities to bood affirmative action in favor of other ways to promote deversety. focusing on socioeconomic diversity have failed. in 2014 a survey found that barely more than half of low income high school graduates are enrolled in college compared with 81% of their high income counterparts. according to a report from the brookings institute, the ability to contribute to financial aid have fallen short of reaching high achieving students to qualify for admission but can't afford t

a college in berkley, california, has become the first accredited muslim college in the country. be a stop for conservative candidates as they visit religious constitutions on the 2016 trail? >> there will be a must-visit. >> it is an institution of scholarship and religious learning. why not? that broadens the point to where we are vis-a-vis in this country. >> we believe in religion pluralism. we have higher education. we have jewish universities and christian universities. >> new york city cab drivers no longer need to know where they're going. according to new rules, a command of english combined with a gps is just fine. is it just fine? is it okay for people to not know where they're going? >> it's fine with me because i'm going from penn station -- >> what if they don't know where penn station is? >> that's a problem if they don't know where penn station is. it is kind of complicated because you have a grid system here but the numbers don't correspond to the grid. >> you're maligning new york city planning and not the cab drivers who have not figured out, let's say, the wes

so i've been to howard, i've been to the urban league, i've been to the naacp i've been to berkley, trying to broaden the people and the amount of people that i bring in and not just toss out things that may well inflame the situation, and excite certain people, but might turn off other people. i put up my record as being as conservative as anybody if not more conservative than anybody in the congress. >> to be clear, i think that's a good idea, by the way. i think reaching out to different groups, that's a good idea for any candidate. i think they should go anyplace, anywhere and ask people for their vote my opinion. but you aren't referring to anybody in particular. >> i think more in general in contrasting approaches, and with anyone out there, and trying to say that the way you win elections, you're going to have a bigger party, but you can do it without diluting your message and sticking to your guns and sticking to your principles. >> we had senator cruz on. when you announce, we'll give you an hour on this program. he talked about a flat tax. he talked about eliminating the irs. he

. >>> police say university of california berkley player who disappeared after leaving a party was killed by a car as he ran across a los angeles freeway. nineteen year-old, died early saturday. the vasquez on spring break in los angeles had left the the party to take a walk. woman said he ran in front of her and she was unable to avoid hitting him. vasquez was not carrying an id, when set out a missing persons search until the coroner identified him. >>> police in florida are investigating an accident that left eight members of the church dead and ten others injured on friday. fox's kelly wright, reports. >> reporter: close community in southern florida is grieving following deaths of eight people traveling in the church van. the accident happening early monday morning in blades county when the oversized van ran a stop sign crossed all four lanes of the the highway and ended up in the canal. the driver and seven passengers died at the scene while ten others were injured. police say it appears that there were too many people inside of the van. >> we will determine how much seats were insi

you've seen the sensors slowing from the incline all the way back to the berkley curve. that's a typical build. nothing dramatic. down toward the bay bridge and the maze. a smooth flow of traffic, as we soomd out, we're looking toward the east bay, looking toward the tri-valley as well. we did see a lot of slowing to the edge. that lasted for about 15 minutes, continuing to ripple back and forth. we all know about that. nothing surprising down in towards fremont. hellyer avenue, the onramp has reopened to northbound 101. an overnight crash did have that closed for quite some time. the rest of your south bay, pretty typical build. a little bit late picking up. back to you guys. >> thanks, mike. >>> you may have this in your home. kraft recalling those blue and yellow boxes of macaroni and cheese because they might contain pieces of metal. >> they're pretty popular with kids. the recall only applies to the original flavor macaroni and cheese. it's in that 7.25 ounce size. the expiration dates between september 18th and october 11th 2015. kraft says it has received eight co

janet napolitano says she's also capping controversial out of state enrollment at uc berkley and ucla, but not at the other eight campuses where numbers are expected to grow. residents pay three times the fees that californians pay. >>> undocumented immigrants are being credited for the surge in california drivers willing to donate organs. the dmv says the number of donor registrations so far this year is up 30% from last year. that increase coincides with california's new law allowing undocumented workers to apply for driver's licenses. this could be life-saving for the 23,000 californians waiting for organ transplants. >>> the spotlight still on this morning. silicon valley's biggest fight over sexism and fair play continues today in a san francisco courtroom. >> to scott mcgrew. now we're getting to the part some people really wanted to avoid. >> the inside nitty-gritty of silicon valley's most storied venture capital firm. tuesday was probably the most important day in the trial so far, as john door took the stand to defend his firm. former employee ellen pow has brought suit clai

the upper east shore building through richmond and into berkley, no surprises there. or the north bay, which is moving pretty smoothly. we do have a slower drive developing and coming down in towards san rafael because of that volume. we talk about the bay bridge toll plaza where the metering lights are on. in the south bay, the northbound routes continue to build a bit. 280 just starting now. the accident on the left side of your screen is a crash. southbound 280 at magdelena. looks like it went off the roadway and is now part of the hill. no major injuries. >> near where that chase ended last night. >> nearby, but totally unrelated. >>> we're awaiting word from the fed. the markets have been open for a few moments right now. >> scott mcgrew is back. >> good morning to you. mostly negative this morning, but absolutely right. they're waiting on the fed. dow industrials down 79 points. there's rumors that pandora may be like spotify with on demand music. that's helping pandora. let's talk about the fed. the federal open markets committee concludes its two-day meeting t

. >>> berkley police may soon be teaming up with liquor store owners to fight crime. they voted in favor of an ordinance requiring liquor stores to install or upgrade surveillance cameras. surveillance cameras help police put suspects behind bars in two killings back in 2013. the ordinance will go through a second reading. after that, store owners will have time to upgrade their systems if needed. >>> the fight over greek debt largely pitted greece against the owner of europe's largest economy, germany. >> it got personal this morning. >> it got really personal. greece is under pressure to pay back its debt to the european union. a majority of that money came from germany. greek politicians this morning really turning the argument bitter when the minister of justice, a very powerful politician in greece, said greece would consider seizing german companies and other assets as reparations for the second world war. greece reminding its creditors this morning of their nazi past. >>> netflix recently had a hackathon. one of its employees came up with this. a dual lock for