. >> reporter: that's right, bower was a dublin resident. authorities announced today that he died around 4:00 today. tonight here at the scene, people are leaving behind flowers at the very spot where his car plunged down a ravine moments after he was shot. black ribbon tied outside the santa clara ambulance station, along with flowers and stuffed animals. >> he was a great guy. he was an amazing paramedic. >> black bands over badges. all in tribute to santa clara county paramedic, quinn bower. bower was offduty visiting his father in the oakland hills tuesday when someone opened fire on his in his blue honda civic. quinn stepped on the gas and the car crashed. >> not only our company, but our community and the ems community as a whole. >> the shooting happened almost two years to the day that another paramedic at the same station, brian stowe, was left severely brain damaged after being beaten at a giants dodgers game. >> people are still dealing with that horrible, tragic accident. for this to happen on top of it, it's just horrific. >> m

standards so they more closely mirror what traditional centers have to adhere to. >> mom, patricia bower says if the changes will help keen shane safe she's all for them. >> i would like to make sure there's a criminal background check of some sort and know that they child is in good hands. >> reporter: we talked to 24-hour fitness and they said they already do drl background check for all their child care employees and thaed already adhere to the new rierms outlined in the proposed law. >>> starting today shoppers in san mateo county will have to remember to bring their own bags when they go to super markets. dozens of super markets will no longer give out plastic bags when you shop. if shoppers don't bring their own bag, they will be charged 10 cents for each paper one. some shoppers tell us they don't mind making the changes. >> i see lots of plastic bags fly away. i like this idea. >> but you have to remember to bring our your bag when you shop. >> i put in the car. >> reporter: good idea. several other stores will stop giving out plastic bags this summer. it plastic bags can still b

when i asked mike bowers about complaints about the high bond, he told me something i cannot repeat on television. went back to saying the real tragedy here that all the students people thought were learning, really weren't. >> what happens when the midnight deadline arrives and some people don't show up to surrender. snrsh. >> well, then they go after them. unless they've got some legitimate excuse as to why they haven't shown up. when i talked to bowers this afternoon he expected a lot of people were scrambling to get money together to bond out. when you're talking about at million dollars in bond being set, $7.5 million, you have to put up 10%, that's an awful lot of money for a teacher to come up with. >> low score, out the door? defenders of the educators now blaming programs like "no child left behind" for incentivizing cheating. but is that excuse to justify bad behavior? fox news legal analyst and democratic consultant. julia, do you -- the question, do you plame the teachers or the tests? which side are you for? >> you blame the teachers for cheating. there's no excuse for tha

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. >> commissioner jeffrey bower, leasing manager. as far as the policy in leasing, nothing less than 2.5 or 2.3. we got away from cpi's. >> how many other leases do we have currently that have 3 percent increase. >> well, if we have 600 leases, i would feel comfortable with 40 percent have increase of 3-5 percent increase. >> what is the current policy? >> well, i believe it was -- it should be stated as more of an incentive for the pilots to remain in san francisco. at the time the lease was signed they were considering moving to other cites, oakland, another part of the bay on this side. it was more of an incentive for them to sign. >> where is this? at the end of the pier? >> at the end of the pier. they have obstructed views. they look out to the east. one of the rooms to the north it's dramatic views. to the north and south they have no views. >> office space? >> we like to classify pier 9 as class b property. however, their space is somewhat unique in pier 9 constructed 20 years ago. it doesn't meet a d.a. codes and energy effi

. >> good evening, i'm with bower transportation. we are in a world class city with a world class opportunity t city sometimes lacks the opportunity to bring artist to our city. with a company like live nation. we do work with companies all over the companies. we have done carnival and coach and they are on their game and they dot their i's and cross their t's. we've already been talking about transportation options to get people to and from the park and back to the areas. we'll make sure it's a smooth transition and you couldn't find a better partner and team to make it happen. i think it's a great opportunity for the city. thank you. >> thank you. >> good afternoon commission. i'm norman pierce. i want to speak about what do you do when you are in america's cup? you watch the boat race. that's about 3-4 hours. after that you have to find something to do. i think that the biggest disappointment i had in other america's cup's that i attended was there was nothing to do after the races. but san diego, there was very little to do. i th

however seriously delirchtacy rates of bowers and that group is particularly impacted by the mortgage crisissed and people of african-american and others are affected. people experience a good deal of shame and in organizing with these people we call the foreclosure and eviction fighters and we recognize this process -- it's like a coming out process similar to lgbt folks out of the closet. when they meet other people in this situation and realize that perhaps this isn't just their fault somehow but could have something to do with nationwide conditions and the great recession that we are still in there is a tremendous pipeline of foreclosures happening, and i would like to give a few examples of local cases very briefly. i know we're not supposed to have large signs in the city hall -- >> it's fine with us. >> just to give you a picture of [inaudible] who is a disabled senior whose family got a home -- >> can you hold it this way so the camera can get it? >> yes. had a home in diamond heights and there for 50 years. they were the first african-american family to get a home there and w

name after lieutenant kenneth bower. in addition to the post office award, he was awarded three bronze stars and a purple heart. >>> heading home safely, a mountain lion will be returned to the wild after spending part of a day on a southern california porch. this is the cat being carried to a truck. a woman says she looked outside her door and then there saw the 125 pound mountain lion just staring right back at her. fish and wildlife wardens came out, tranquilized the cat and headed out. >> it's good to hear that he was okay. >> yes, good to hear. >> let's bring in jeff ranieri and we are on the verge of friday, which is good news to a lot of people. >> we are almost here. that weather forecast going to improve a little here. then we'll get a speed bump in that seven-day forecast. gusty winds at the coastline, getting the california current going at the immediate coast, so that's where we're finding the most fog. not seeing the wind widespread and consistent enough. this is good news for those of you across the inland

and it's so delicious to hear the right-wing base attack the elite of the republican party, guerar bowers said something very interesting the other day, threatening the elite. the republican party has been built on two pillars, the corporate business establishment and the christian right christian right base. that base is threatening to pull out and saying to this republican elite -- that you're cut social security, your economic agenda ain't going to go down too well in this country without our wedge issues, which no longer play as wedge issues. >> you've made a good point by gary bowers, the former presidential candidate ant evangelical said if we gave voters an accurate portrayal of our ideas, that we want to cut the growth of social security and the values issues would be more popular than the economic agenda of the current republican party. he points out that this is actually factually true as opposed to maybe the mix of what he said. the republican party is built on an evangelical pillar. in the exit polls in 2012, mitt romney got 78% of evangelical white, evangelical voters, higher

this was sent in by stephanie bowers.to tell us what you think the baby is thinking. we want to hear from you. >> you know what? that will be a great one. >> i might have read that book. >> you probably wrote it. >>> sarah, thank you. >>> we're getting ready to rock your world. we're going to play who knew about the classic hits? >> then we head to the kitchen about the main event. a delicious new england seafood dish. look forward to that. >> and this video has gotten 115 million hits on youtube, a performance by the super cool band walk off the earth. >> after your local news and weather. >>>welcome back to "today." we're playing who knew? tomorrow marks the 28th annual rock n' roll hall of fame induction ceremony. kathie lee is across the street with our crowd. she's ready to hand out a hundred bucks to those who get the answer right. and those who don't, get a copy of her cd. carlos greer is with me, writer and reporter for "people." hello, carlos. you wanted to clarify something, because we did talk about "people," a

>> i think that child will be upset, i think bower should step up, the mother out of the relationshipe primary custody, and as for the guy, if court says he is on the hook for money, i bet he changes mind about how much activity he wants in the kid's life. we will have to see how it plays out. neil: i guess we will, but just in case, ladies, my little boys are watching right now, this is what happens when the stork gets in trouble with the other stork, and sues the stork agency. we'll talk when i get home. when we come back, last night, he had dinner with republicans, today a powwow with banks, what is he up to, let's say getting billions of dollars. alec, for this mission i upgraded your smart phone. ♪ right. but the most important feature of all is... the capital one purchase eraser. i can redeem the double miles i earned with my venture card to erase recent travel purchases. d with a few clicks, this mission never happened. uh, what's this button do? [ electricity zaps ] ♪ you requested backup? yes. yes i did. what's in your wallet? neil: we're still saying dirty words on the break

>> i think that child will be upset, i think bower should step up, the mother out of the relationshipes not have primary custody, and as for the guy, if court says he is on the hook for money, i bet he changes mind about how much activity he wants in the kid's life. we will have to see how it plays out. neil: i guess we will, but just in case, ladies, my little boys are watching right now, this is what happens when the stork gets in trouble with the other stork, and sues the stork agency. we'll talk when i get home. when we come back, last night, he had dinner with republicans, today a powwow with banks, what is he up to, let's say getting with the spark miles card from capital one, bjorn earns unlimited rewas for his small business take theseags to room 12 please. [ garth ] bjors small busiss earns double miles on every purchase every day. produce delivery. [ bjorn ] just put it on my spark card. [ garth why settle for less? ahh, oh! [ garth ] great businesses deserve limited reward here's your wake up call. [ male announcer ] get the spark business card from capital one and earn unl

you and your broken family, bowers i know your parents divorced early, nobody said hey, look, adam, youave got to do this, that, and the other thing. you didn't have any guidance? >> we didn't do homework. i never did homework a day in my life. neither did any of my white trash buddies from the valley. and we all got jobs cleaning carpets and picking up trash. >> bill: all right. education and newsom wouldn't say the disintegration of the family leads to poverty and that was your point? >> no. by the way, you heard a minute of that. that went on for 20 minutes. but what's in it for him to answer the question? he is not interested in helping people. is he interested in getting reelected or getting his party reelected. he doesn't care about the people. he would stop calling people like me a racist and start helping his constituency. >> scott: a quick reminder to check out bill o'reilly.com. if you buy one of bill's best-selling books on the web site. you get a free copy of the bolder fresher book for free. i just took one -- -- i just took a book for free. the guys may be coming to town o

mike bowers is a special prosecutor who was appointed to investigate the case. he told me today this whole conspiracy is despicable to inrich themselves, to enhance their careers without the slightest care about the impact upon children. and that beyond the pale. >> that is something that i just can't believe human beings did. >> officials had suspected cheating when one-eighth grade math proficiency class went from 24% to 86% in the course of a year. it wasn't until that teacher told her that god told her to come forward and spill the beans that this thing unraveled. >> shepard: sounds like prosecutors don't want these building bonding out either. >> no there were extraordinary high bonds. beverly hall was expected to face 7.5-million-dollar bond. that was negotiated down this afternoon to $200,000. two people didn't know they could negotiate were stuck in jail, three actually on a million dollars bond. one attorney for the plaintiff said one attorney for the defendants rather said al capone wasn't treated this way. >> it's a way of punishing people so they can

californians had to sit on the sidelines or cross statelines to get in -- to get in on the $550 million bowerays after sitting that one out, the lottery approved joining the powerball lottery and dave, we are, in fact, not immune ourselves, getting into it -- getting into it ourselves. you can see some of the powerball forms so you can fill it out. here are some of the powerball lottery tickets. this is what they look like and let's hope these are some lucky tickets. i promise to share my winnings with you if we get a little bit here. we're live in sunnyvale, christien kafton, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you for the thought. >>> one of the teenaged hikers who got lost for several days in southern california is now talking about the ordeal. he and his friend kendall jack got lost while hiking through the santa ana mountains on easter sunday. sendoya was able to call 911 right before his cell phone died. before they could be rescued, the two friends were separated and sendoya says he does not remember how. >> i cannot tell you. now that they told me i suffered a trauma, i guess maybe i fell.

californians had to sit on the sidelines or cross statelines to get in -- to get in on the $550 million bower out, the lottery approved joining the powerball lottery and dave, we are, in fact, not immune ourselves, getting into it -- getting into it ourselves. you can see some of the powerball forms so you can fill it out. here are some of the powerball lottery tickets. this is what they look like and let's hope these are some lucky tickets. i promise to share my winnings with you if we get a little bit here. we're live in sunnyvale, christien kafton, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you for the thought. >>> one of the teenaged hikers who got lost for several days in southern california is now talking about the ordeal. he and his friend kendall jack got lost while hiking through the santa ana mountains on easter sunday. sendoya was able to call 911 right before his cell phone died. before they could be rescued, the two friends were separated and sendoya says he does not remember how. >> i cannot tell you. now that they told me i suffered a trauma, i guess maybe i fell. maybe we both fell and spl

disappearing or dying of one strange suicide or car accidents -- [ overlapping speakers ] >> yeah, jim bowery left in the murder of president kennedy, then why would they murder 50 different people at various times when they were getting ready to testify. >> coincidence. >> exactly. >> stephanie: speaking -- >> why would you kill all of these people? >> stephanie: speaking of gun violence, were you surprised the way this gun vote played out in the senate? >> i was so sickened by it. we're no longer a democracy, 90% of the people want something and a handful of people can stop it. and the notion that you have to have 60 votes, which as we know is almost impossible to do -- so the system is broken. >> stephanie: yeah, go ahead sorry. >> i was just going to say the system is broken. >> stephanie: yeah, it's interesting. the senate yesterday finally realized that maybe laying off air traffic controllers was ant good idea. so they are trying to at least fix that part of the system. >> they learned that lesson from reagan when he fired air traffic controllers, people don't realize the amount of --

my name is jesse waters, the director othe bowers writers house in elizabethtown, pennsylvania.democracy now, fantastic organization. i was just wondering if perhaps you can speak a little -- bit about other organizations you think are doing the same good work you are, and let me take this moment to personally invite you to our college and our writers house, we'd love to have you out there. >> guest: i'd love to come. thank you very much. you know, independent media is on the rise in the united states. all over the country you see public access tv, public television pbs, community radio, college radio, web sites, that are truly independent, and it's very important and it's so important in the community for people to know where they can make their own media. you can't just walk into nbc, abc, and cbs, and start doing a program. but learning the tools. the media can be most powerful force on earth. it's the way we learn been the world. if we're not from a place, how do you learn about it? it is through all too often a corporate lens, and we need tote be through an independent lens

e started in journalism in 1959 at city news bower row in chicago, the news cooperative known for its hard-boiled reporters summed up in the famous advice: if your mother says she loves you, check it out. [laughter] mr. hersh's subsequent career led to important exposes; the killing of civilians and the military cover-up in my lai massacre, an illegal cia domestic spying program and the abuse of prisoners at abu ghraib prison in iraq among many other things. hersh's my lai revelations won him the pulitzer prize for international report, and there have been numerous and regular national award recognitions since. those journalists who have so much as dabbled in investigative reporting, trafficking in stories that traveled narratives and make mincemeat out of sacred cows know that the work invites criticism, and mr. hersh has received some. one memorable jab came from a former defense official who called him the closest thing american journalism has to a terrorist. [laughter] the nixon administration snooped through his tax forms, and even some journalist joined the attacks. in the domes

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here's what these different projections look like in bowers beach delaware. it only takes half a meter of sea level rise shown here before much of this community close to dover air force base in kent county, delaware is under water. a half a meter, the most conservative scenario, and by the end of the century, the majority of this community is under water. at a meter and a half, the most likely scenario in current estimates, the town is virtually gone. here's another chart by which we've shared with our communities in delaware of sea level rise. it's a look at south wilmington wilmington, the city of wilmington is very close to the delaware river and has a whole lot of low lying areas. it's the largest city in our state and as water rises in the atlantic it rises up the delaware bay and the christina river and through this pt of ll noing pmple, throughhe peterson wild rife -- wildlife refugee as well. we're talking about water more than a foot and a half higher than what we experienced in superstorm sandy every day. you can see the most conservative to the mo

i raised that issue -- the last conversation i had was a half- over the issue of colin bower, from massachusetts who has two kids that were kidnapped out of massachusetts and taken to egypt. he has had unbelievable difficulty having the law enforced, being able to visit them. this is a huge issue. we have families of kids who have been abducted, gone to japan. the cannot see them. they do not get to them again. we have to resolve this. to his credit, prime minister abe has submitted a child abduction convention and is trying to get it passed. i think we will find new cooperation with this administration. these are extraordinary issues. , on theortantly abduction of these young women, the topics, there still is slavery in the world. you know that, and i know that. and it is a tragedy. there is human trafficking that takes place in many more places than people think, and many more ways than people think. and we are going to raise that. we are raising that issue in the state department. i raised it as chairman. we raised it in the senate. i promise we will continue to focus on that in the days ahea