anare joined by gabriel, assistant professor at the university of california-berkeley.e had a chart up the break and it showed the increase of labor supply. an economist at morgan stanley recently came out with a note rebuking some of the income inequality argument saying much of what we are eating is the result of this labor explosion around the world. thisdo you make of argument. do you see this as a contributor? gabriel: if that was what was driving inequality, we should see any quality rising, not only in the u.s., but in germany, france, the u.s., and no one. that is not the case. inequality is rising much more. so, it has to be something else. it has to be largely due to domestic policies. you know, i wanted to ask you because it's not necessarily just officials in china or corrupt russian oligarchs or african kings -- neutral funds are in -- held in that is well. as their way to tabulate what that means in missed tax revenue? gabriel: yes. that is the evaded taxes and interest income, given the capital gains through hidden offshore accounts. that is a fraction of

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signatures from visitors to help sponsor this bill. >>> some freshmen applying to the university of california berkeley will be asked to submit letters of recommendation. the "l.a. times" reports the new policy is optional and limited. it triggered a debate whether the letters could help or hurt public school students' chances getting in. supporters say it offers admission officers another way of selection. >>> coming up next on abc 7 news at 9:00, doggies do rags by the hundreds. >> fleet week starts tomorrow. what you can expect if you're attending those events. >> rough day for local heroes. ready to lose a tough one in chicago. niners may have the first notion of a quarterback controversy >>> on the peninsula, hundreds of people came together in support of music education. he's got rhythm. in belmont for today's save the music festival. children depend on this event every october to fund their instrumental music program. >> music programs of our schools engage our students like nothing else. it supports their academics, brings them into schools. it makes them feel great and it's a way that the scho

the coast is clear and that is the lawrence hall of science at the university of california berkeley. but the mac big changes occurring beginning tomorrow. we have this area of low pressure off the coast and it has been sitting there for 10 full days. as it does so, it will impact the central coast with scattered rain showers, the potential of a thunderstorm, and we could get hit with a sprinkle or two. then, to the north, another area of low pressure promises at least a chance of rain saturday. temperatures across the valley into the 90's, sunset officially at 6:35 p.m., and by the time it comes back up, full on sunshine. we are talking 90's to the south, 90 to the east. north bay numbers from the 70s through the 80's and 90's. we are talking about 90's in the clear lake area. cooler wednesday, and after today when we have the full on sunshine, we have at some clouds in the forecast each day wednesday through sunday. >> do you need a new clicker? >> you notice that. i think it needs a new battery. >>> thank you so much. >>> or than six decades after hugh hefner upset social norms wit

for more information visit mysundaymass.org >>> some freshman applying to the university of california berkeleyill be asked to submit letters of recommendation. the policies optional and limited but triggered a debate whether the letters could help or hurt chances of getting. supports say it offers admissions officers another way of selection. >> on the peninsula hundreds of people came together in support of music education. we were at twin pines park in belmont for the save the music festival. because of budget cuts children in the schools depend on this event every october to fund their instrumental music program. >> engage our students like nothing else. it supports they're academics, brings them into schools. it makes them feel great, and it's a way that the schools give back to the community all year long. >> awesome. the local bands played on three different stages this year. organizers expect to raise up to $70,000 for school music programs. >>> coming up next at 6:00, doggies and do-rags by the hundreds. what drew this crew to a park. >> fleet week is tomorrow. the live look from mt. t

only from xfinity. >>> some freshman applying to the university of california berkeley will be asked to submit letters of recommendation. the policies optional and limited but triggered a debate whether the letters could help or hurt chances of getting. supports say it offers admissions officers another way of selection. >> on the peninsula hundreds of people came together in support of music education. we were at twin pines park in belmont for the save the music festival. because of budget cuts children in the schools depend on this event every october to fund their instrumental music program. >> engage our students like nothing else. it supports they're academics, brings them into schools. it makes them feel great, and it's a way that the schools give back to the community all year long. >> awesome. the local bands played on three different stages this year. organizers expect to raise up to $70,000 for school music programs. >>> coming up next at 6:00, doggies and do-rags by the hundreds. what drew this crew to a park. >> fleet week is tomorrow. the live look from mt. tam. everybod

sausalito to san francisco mid and high level clouds and this is the scene from the university of california berkeley. mostly cloudy skies. a few fat raindrops says cathy munch in past poll. we have a wet winds. let's track it together. this is a cold front trying to tap into some tropical moisture from the leftover remnants of olaf. it may be a renegade shower ahead of that. that's a frontal boundary area, slicing through the north bay. by 7:00 during the morning commute it gradually falls apart as it drift in a southerly direction towards the central bay so barely a trace should be noted in the santa clara valley. a half inch of rain expected -- that has been downgraded. i'm not liking that. i won't bring in the furniture. you know, the patio furniture? was going to do that today? i won't in pleasanton. sunset at 6:17. sunrise tomorrow at 7:31 with a cooler day by ten degrees. throughout fremont and concord. 77 fairfield. 70s everywhere except immediate seashore into the 60s. there's your extended forecast. we'll call it a wet wednesday -- okay, a damp wednesday. and then sunny skies thursday throu

. >> the university of california berkeley sunday fire for keeping a professor on staff who is accused of sexually harassing several students. four women filed files. marcy violated the school's sexual harassment policy. the professor wrote an apology but he is still has gone his job. >> even worth to have the university say, yeah, he did it. we know he did it. he admits he did it. but here is how little we care. we're going to van him on the wrist and say don't do it again. >> u.c.berkeley released a statement saying in part: faculty members are calling on thed a manipulate straightors to re-evaluate their response. >> a group in arizona sending a big message across the group hosting this billboard today accuses withholding effects about going into a war zone. >> opportunity came to have a buildboard cloys to the hospital so the administrators on the sixth floor could see it when they show up for work. >> the veterans association responded saying they're working quickly to respond to everyone's complaints. >> 15 people in georgia are being charged with making terrorist threat against

because most of the homes are connected and are made of wood the president of the university of california berkeley has a similar committee to look into how complaint against the faculty are handled this come just days after uc berkeley astronomer the started said the new committee will look the opposition are investigated just undisciplined there's also a possibility of the lease some trouble over the weekend. >>reporter: right now timber to check in last this of for sixties from the east bay antioch still and a lock this 76 lower 6 discover the bay shoreline 60 downtown san francisco about 69 do expect too much on for because where did some cloud cover moving on and that is the latest sister what we had earlier today this does of tropical moisture cause of those problems in southern california heard about this a guy with a lot going upstream staff access a shovel in that list are awesome and stability to have a couple of clubs and thunder the cloud cover will gridders from one was some of the drizzle and then was in daytime heating and much of a cover-up will make it again, the stress of life and

jacob rascon has the story. >> reporter: high above the university of california berkeley, inside the beller to known as the campanile, a unique collection from a forgotten time has been gathering dust for decades. >> i don't want it to be a secret, although it is really fun to show someone for the first time. >> reporter: only a select few have keys to this restricted area where hundreds of thousands of fossils are coming back to life. >> this is actually the skull of one of the ground sloths we had here in california. >> reporter: ph.d student eric holt like a kid in a candy store. >> they're just absolutely cool. >> reporter: from saber tooth cat skulls to mammoth tusks, some of these bones have sat undisturbed for a century. >> we've had camels in california. we had mammoths and mastodons. we had giant saber tooth cats. we had dire wolves. >> brought down here, laid out and cleaned, measured and classified, analyzed. >> reporter: they're also cataloged online. and paleontologists from around the world are noticing. scientists at berkeley say the fossils are key to understanding th

. >> reporter: high above the university of california berkeley, hidden inside the bell tower a unique collection from a forgotten time has been gathering dust for decades. >> i don't want it to be a secret although it is really fun to show someone for the first time. >> reporter: only a select few have keys to this restricted area where hundreds of thousands of fossils are coming back to life. >> this is actually the skull of one of the ground swaths we had here in california. >> reporter: ph.d. student eric holt, like a kid in a candy store. they're just absolutely cool. >> reporter: from saber tooth cat skulls some of these bones sat undisturbed for a century. >> we had camel in california, mammoths and mastedons. >> the fossils moved from the tower, brought down here, laid out, cleaned, measured, classified, analyzed. >> reporter: they're also cataloged online. and paleontologists from around the world are noticing. scientists at berkeley say the fossils are key to understanding the california ice age some 30,000 years ago. they could reveal why these animals became extinct and how

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scientists at berkeley say it's key to understanding the california ice age some 30,000 years ago. they could reveal why these animals became extinct and how humans and climate change played a part. >> that's exactly the sort of crisis that we're facing now. >> reporter: 20 tons of fossils in the heart of campus still largely a myth to students. >> kind of like a secret society type thing almost. >> reporter: the historic bell tower striking a link between the past and the present. jacob rascon, nbc news, berkeley. >> a lot of history there. pretty cool. >> used to have camels in california and maybe we're going to get them, again. holy cow. >> we are just looking for that rain and we've got a couple of chances in the forecast. if you can believe it. two chances this week. as we take a live look outside now at the bay bridge. it is all dry out to start out the day. and it will be heating up today and it's been a lot hotter than average because of the lack of the wet weather across the bay area and as we go hour-by-hour we start out in san francisco. at 9:00, it will be 62 degrees a

california. >>> the berkeley balcony collapse could have a major impact on the construction industry in californiaonies could soon be required to have steel supports. the sacramento bee reports that berkeley city council is recommending the update to the state's building code. we don't know if that applies to new construction only or if existing buildings will need to be upgraded and balconies to be upgraded and retrofitted. meanwhile, next week, ireland's president will visit the bay area and honor the six students killed, five in the june balcony collapse were irish citizens. >> a good day for twitter investors and employees at the co-counter and ceo said he'll give up some of his own stock and give it to twitter workers. he'll give a third of twitter shares he owns, worth about $200 million to some of his current employees. that's nearly 7 million shares to be spread around, perhaps the way to lift morale after they recently laid off 300 employees. twitter shares jumped 4% today. >> harry potter the sequel. the big reveal for fans of the series. that's next. >>> -- i can't even say this word. t

coast is clear and this is some haze in the atmosphere and as we head into the university of california and berkeley, lawrence hall of designs looking into the bay and it was simple. a tinge of hayes in the atmosphere. otherwise, mild temperatures over the weekend and yesterday alone, thousands and thousands of lightning strikes and we have light precipitation and so, this area of low pressure gradually eases to the east and the high pressure filters into the west and 80 degrees to the state capitol; 77, fresno and a mild day in the central valley. and 89 degrees and ready and shaving off 24 minutes and that is a sun up at 7:10 and this is your temperatures tomorrow. sixtys and 70s, the 70s in the inland areas and some low 80s. and this is your extended forecast and bumping the temperatures up on wednesday and the forecast is never too early to start talking about what? the weekend. the temperatures are 74. the blue angels and they take flight across the bay area. i want you to join me. you can be one of my weather watchers. cbssf.com/weather watchers to find out what you need to help me out. i need

lorena/take vo --la polica de la universidad de california en berkeley investiga un reporte que indicaenos una persona fue drogada en una fraternidad de ese plantel... --las autoridades piden a aquellos que hayan sido vctimas de incidentes similares a reportarlos y busquen atencin mdica inmediata.. --en el plantel universitario existen recursos para hacer reportes de forma annima, aunque la recomendacin es reportar estos incidentes. lorena/cam pan ---en "bakersfield" continua la busqueda de un alguacil que escap de custodia policaca el martes en la noche, luego de ser arrestado por posesion ilegal de drogas, armas y materiales explosivos... --al parecer, mientras los oficiales de polica llenaban documentos en el estacionamiento de la crcel...el alguacil "edward tucker" logr abrir la puerta de la patrulla y se fug.... --"tucker" se encontraba suspendido con pago desde octubre y es considerado peligroso. lorena facebook lorena/ms --la refinera de "valero" en "benicia" pagar "196-mil" dlares como parte de un acuerdo con el distrito de manejo de la calidad del aire, en el area de la bahia.

leticia: este jueves los alumnos de la audiencia de california en berkeley llevarÁn a cabo su sueÑo, farÍas y paula castaÑo. brindarÁn asesorÍa legal y apoyo acadÉmico a alumnos de escasos recursos para que continÚe sus estudios. hoy es la fecha lÍmite para registrarse y votar en la elecciÓn del 3 de noviembre. como las oficinas de elecciones de la ciudad estÁn cerradas hasta ahora, sÓlo se puede empadronar por internet. visite la pÁgina web antes de la medianoche, ahÍ se puede registrar para votar, incluso en espaÑol. leo: el gobierno de estados unidos reducirÁ a 15% de los recursos de mÉxico contra la lucha del narcotrÁfico. esto comparte los acuerdos de la iniciativa mÉrida. su necesidad. se redujo el motor ayuda, cerrando pizarro tiene mÁs informaciÓn. fernando: mÉxico no recibirÁ el 15% del ayudante narcotrÁfico estados unidos, debido a la mala situaciÓn de derechos humanos. josÉ miguel vivanco, experto de su mano dice que la decisiÓn del departamento de estado es Única en los Últimos aÑos. josÉ miguel: es ese difÍcil decisiÓn de llegar a la conclusiÓn de que no pueden compatibi

receive his on to phd at the university of california berkeley. from 1970 to 2006 he was employed by the dupont company. a research scientist and corporate research manager. at dupont, he was responsible for 55 u.s. patents and he authored or co-authored more than 100 technical publications. in 2002, he began consulting for a company as a cataloger and dealer for paper money. he began providing services to the auction gallery, typically in the field of work -- world banknotes. he is a 15 year member of the international bank notes society. in today's talks, bruce will review the type of bank notes in circulation and will include some anecdotes. following his presentation, he has brought some objects from his personal collection and they will be available for the audience's inspection. i will now turn the program over to dr. bruce smart. [applause] dr. smart: thank you, kristin. today i am going to talk about a financial period in u.s. history where some of the most beautiful, artistic, and historically interesting bank notes were issued. now unfor

. >> freshmen applied to the university of california berkeley will be asked to submit letters of recommendation angeles times" saying this is optional and limited but it is triggering a debate whether the letters could help or hurt student chances of getting in. supporters say it officers admissions, another way to thin owe the politicians. >> and how is the weather going to be today today? >> a lot like there, maybe in the morning but not the afternoon, so grab the sunglasses. watching the roof camera for self reasons on the lot side of the screen, notice where the flag is pointing a little bit more to the east and light on shore floor developing and the second part shows the lights on the bay bridge cannot wait to see them dancing again and they are working on them putting them up the last couple of week because that side of the bay bridge is closed when i drive across. here is a look at what is going on as far as walnut creek waking up clear this morning and the traffic open 680 and leyla is looking at it and is on the point getting the latest and we will see if there are issues. temperature

. >>> an astronomy professor at the university of california berkeley called it quits this afternoonng sexual harassment allegations from female students over 22 faculty members signing a letter calling for professor geoff marcy's resignation. >>> dinner is served tonight at sinbad's. the iconic restaurant on the san francisco waterfront, this wasn't supposed to be happening. joe vazquez says the sheriff was going to evict the owners and close the place up but the owners came up with a last- minute plan. joe. >> reporter: they find bankruptcy ken. chapter 11 in federal court in a surprise move. but now we are learning this long delay is costing the port some money. sinbad's was already supposed to have been gone, just like homeowners have to apply for permits to have work done the port which owns the property had taken out permits to demolish the popular restaurant back in march. >> so sinbad's would probably be in this area and this breakwater does not exist now but that would be forthcoming. >> reporter: the port still has big plans to expand the ferry terminal including the demoli

berkeley. they believe he shot and killed the victim last night at 8:30 near russell and california streets. the victim is identified as 24- year-old christian shepherd from stockton. police believe they new each other. >>> menlo park library is the latest to close with bedbugs. visiters were turned away this morning after officials discovered bedbugs in a seating area. staff removed the affected chair but won't re-open until pest control cleared the area. library patrons are concerned about this growing trend. >> i'm wondering why -- i thought it was an isolated incident but every day it seems that there's another library that has them. >> menlo park is the third library on the peninsula to shut its doors over bedbug concerns in recent weeks. >>> plying are trying to solve the case of a beating death in san francisco. they hope surveillance footage will generate some leads. 23-year-old audrey carey of montreal was in golden gate park part of a backpacking trip. her body was found in the park saturday morning. police say she suffered blunt- force trauma to the head. >> when we traced people'

siemion is an astrophysicist at the university of california berkeley. dr. siemion's research interests include studies of time variable, astronomical instrumentation. dr. siemion received his ph.d. in astrophysics from the university of california at berkeley. we welcome you all. you're clearly experts in the field and dr. stofan, will you begin? >> thank you. i'm pleased to appear before the committee to discuss astrobiology and the search for life beyond earth. with future technology and instruments currently under development we'll explore the solar system and beyond and could indeed in perhaps as little as 10 to 20 years discover some form of life, past or present. our search is making amazing progress. when i was a ph.d. student, scientists suspected that planets might be out there. 20 years ago we found the first evidence. today, thanks to nasa's space missions and ground based telescope, we've identified 5,000 planets orbiting stars and we believe that the vast majority of stars in the universe have planets around them. in skrul one july was one one c

the university of california berkeley seti group, which stands for search for extraterrestrial intelligenceo scan the area and search itquencie frequencies. right now scientists are examining several causes but they've not ruled out the possibility of alien activity. >> whoa, food for thought. got us all thinking. rachel crane thank you so much. >>> mud slide and flash flood damage in parts of southern california will take weeks to clean up. golf ball-sized hail and raging waters and lots of mud left hundreds of drivers trapped on highways friday. parts of route 58 are still closed as some cars remain submerged in up to six feet of mud. no deaths or injuries have been reported so far. >>> texas wildfires are now more than 50% contained after flames ravaged more than 4,000 acres of land. people are returning to their homes today after being forced to evacuate. according to kxan, the fires have destroyed nearly 50 structures, most of them homes. >>> and tracy morgan is back and better than ever after a horrific car crash last year, the comedian hosted "saturday night live" and was even joined

watch past programs online at booktv.org taking a look at the books university of california berkeley is encouraging freshmen to read before the school year. [inaudible conversations] with. >> welcome to austin, texas day number two of booktv live coverage of texas book festival held outside the state capitol in austin, texas. here is the quick look at our coverage today. michael weiss his new book called "isis" inside the army of terror" followed by authors and books growing up in an upper class black neighborhood in chicago, of voting rights, artificial intelligence, looking at past and future technology and a new book out on president and mrs. johnson. coming up today on our live coverage to nu

this is from the university of california in berkeley looking out towards the open waters where we have had a little layer of thin cloudiness. otherwise, mild inland today with bright sunshine and the warmest day of the workweek will be on friday. all right. when you look at this we actually have three different things going on. first of all, this very vigorous area of low pressure that's trying to kick out from the desert southwest. then we have this batch this shield of cloudiness and there's that development of the marine layer that did occur earlier this morning with the warmer air mass over the cooler ocean waters. i have been monitoring that right there. that's a plume of moisture all associated with a tropical storm that looks like it could bring some rain showers into southern california by the tail end of the weekend. if it goes off course we could see some rain. it doesn't look like we have that chance. this low is slow to move but once it does exit, high pressure builds in and that's when we begin our warming trend on wednesday. temperatures in the 80s throughout the central

this the university of california and berkeley. crystal clear skies. blue skies, lower humidity. the temperatures have been steady in comparison to yesterday's highs. it looks like we'll rind out the temperatures today. we have a chance of rain next week and we have a sure tonight. if you look up after midnight tonight, you could see 20 -- they look like shooting stars. look to the east and southeast portion of the sky. it will be conducive for crystal clear skies tonight. all because of this right here. high pressure is building in. it's producing an offshore flow with that upper level ridge of high pressure. combining with that south and southwest wind today. that will be increasing later today. that ridge is not gonna move much until next week when we start to see the remnants of what was a hurricane olaf. it will promise to bring us cloud cover by wednesday, maybe a chance of rain on thursday, friday e keep our fingers crossed. 77 degrees in santa cruz. otherwise, the sun goes down tonight at 6:26. by the time it makes that appearance tomorrow morning, again, clear skies for

siemion is an astrophysicist at the university of california berkeley. dr. emion's research interests include studies of time variable, astronomical sbr instrument meatio instrumentation. dr. siemion received his ph.d. in astrophysics from the university of california at berkeley. we welcome you all. you're clearly experts in the field and dr. stofan, will you beg begi begin? >> thank you. i'm pleased to appear before the committee to discuss astrobiology and the search for life after earth. with future technology and instruments currently underdevelopment we'll explore the solar system and beyond and could indeed in perhaps as little as ten to 20 years discover some form of life, past or present. our search is making amazing progress. when i was a ph.d. student, scientists suspected that planets might be there. today, thanks to nasa's space missions and ground based telescope, we've identified 5,000 planets orb biting stars and we believe that the vast majority of stars in the universe have planets around them. on mars, a series of mass emissions culminating

public tv station kqed in san francisco joined a team of biologists from the university of california, berkeley they climbed 50 of these giant trees this summer in sequoia national park. this story was produced by gabriela quiroÓs and narrated by scott shafer. >> reporter: anthony ambrose is climbing this giant sequoia to find out how it's faring after four years of drought. >> we are at about 240 feet at the top of a giant sequoia tree. >> reporter: these leaves will tell him how stressed out the tree is due to the lack of water. >> you need to measure them kind of at the most relaxed time of the day, before the sun rises, before they start to lose water to the atmosphere. they require an enormous amount of water, way more than any other tree that's ever been documented. >> reporter: his colleague wendy baxter is near the top of another giant sequoia. >> giant sequoias are just such special trees. they've been able to persist and live in this exact place maybe for thousands of years. some of them live to be 3,000 years old. >> reporter: over the course of their long lives, sequoias can grow as

this is a beautiful view from the lawrence hall of science at the university of california in berkeley. cloudy skies this afternoon, with a few link, raindrops partly cloudy tonight, and then a dry weather pattern settles into the bay area from thursday into saturday. wait until you see my seven-day forecast for sunday. here's your futurecast. clouds gradually take the light rain showers with it. we will see the partly cloudy conditions tonight. and then we will see full ample sunshine for your thursday. temperatures, oh, i went through that quickly, didn't i? 72 with rain in sacramento. it's currently 69. we do have a beach hazard statement in effect for the coast. we are talking about swells up to 12 feet. don't turn your back on an angry ocean. all right. 67 degrees in san francisco today. low 70s across the santa clara valley. outside number is only 73 degrees. a little bit warmer with the sunshine on thursday. 80s by friday bested by warmer conditions on saturday. and sunday and monday a chance of rain. and boo, it's a treat, halloween, in the mid-50s to the mid-60s. >> starting t

san francisco, again blue skies and as we take a bird's-eye view out from the university of california in berkeley this is the lawrence hall of science. we have west winds up to 20 breezy conditions this afternoon in comparison to other days this week. same weather every day through wednesday. high pressure over the state of california. as it does so the air mass is drying out. it's warming up and we have temperatures above average for this time of the year. do you remember a couple of days ago i was talking about a late forming season hurricane? oho? well, now it's just a remnants of hurricane oho. the national weather service has issued a beach statement for the coastline tomorrow for dangerous rip currents, sneaker waves, and also some very large swells. so be mind of that if you head to the coast to watch the blue angels. 80 in the high sierra. 74 monterey bay. our numbers couple of degrees warmer than yesterday. 70s beaches, 70s, 80s bayside to the 90s inland. here's the extended forecast. it's a string of 90s each and every day until about thursday. hey, i'll be at the crush challenge tomorr

from the university of california, in berkeley, we have blue skies and, in fact, temperatures going up while the relative humidity is going down. right now, livermore at 38% relative humidity. it's warmer today. we have a chance of rain by the end of next week in the north bay. as far as our long-range computer models suggest late october into early november perhaps a chance of light rain falling that would place us at october 30 next friday. so right now it's only a chance but bring it on. right now, the low pressure bringing the rain and mud slides through southern california exiting lifting east. we have high pressure building into the entire state and as a ridge expands it couples up with an offshore component and the end result is the drier conditions and the higher temperatures well above average for this time of the year. it's 7 the going up to 84 degrees at the state capital 50s in the greater lake tahoe area. there you have sunset and sunrise for tomorrow morning. temperatures today from the 60s through the 70s to an outside number of 87 degrees. you will barely notice a diffe

siemion is an astrophysicist at the university of california berkeley. dr. emion's research interests include studies of time variable, astronomical sbr instrument meatio instrumentation. dr. siemion received his ph.d. in astrophysics from the university of california at berkeley. we welcome you all. you're clearly experts in the field and dr. stofan, will you beg begi begin? >> thank you. i'm pleased to appear before the committee to discuss astrobiology and the search for life after earth. with future technology and instruments currently underdevelopment we'll explore the solar system and beyond and could indeed in perhaps as little as ten to 20 years discover some form of life, past or present. our search is making amazing progress. when i was a ph.d. student, scientists suspected that planets might be there. today, thanks to nasa's space missions and ground based telescope, we've identified 5,000 planets orb biting stars and we believe that the vast majority of stars in the universe have planets around them. on mars, a series of mass emissions culminating

researchers at university of california berkeley say every extra hour a teen stays up, they add mass to their body. >> that's it, thanks for joining us. stephanie sy back in two minutes with more aljazeera america morning news. keep up on aljazeera.com. >> new calls for an independent investigation as anger grows over the u.s. air strike on a hospital in kunduz, afghanistan. >> residents in the carolinas returning to devastation after flooding, but the threat is far from over as rivers continue to rise and dams reach their breaking point. >> high lead levels are threatening the water fly in one michigan city. an al jazeera investigation. >> good morning. this is aljazeera america live from new york city, i'm stephanie sy. doctors without borders is calling for an unprecedented international commission to look into the air strike that hit the hospital they run in northern afghanistan. 22 people died. the agency says the attack was intentional and may have been a war crime under the geneva convention, but the top u.s. commander in afghanistan denies that. he does admit the u.s. was res

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he was shot tuesday night nr russell and california stres in berkeley. friends and family gatheredt the church to remember the married father of two. the motive for the shooting is l unclear. but sheppard's brother had a clear messageo share: 02:05:49 robert hunter, vi's brother--"to stop the viole not black on black, white on white, just violence period needs to stop. we are taking lives." we're learning more troubli details about the suspect. police tell us he shot two r people at the very same spot last year. they survived. 24-year-old anthony durant was ultimately convicted of lesser crime -- and put on probation. he's being held without bail.. aldon smith has pleaded not guilty to the charges that him his job with the 49ers. smith was arrested in august for hit and run, drunken drg and vandalism. it's the fifth time he's been busted since entering the n-f-l. the 49ers immediately relead him. he's since signed on with t raiders. three women who applied to work for the milpitas city manager.. are now suing the city. their lawyer tells our devin fehely

congressman, the rudd study at university of connecticut, a study at berkeley, university of california, berkeley, suggesting that kids are eating more fruits and vegetables. no more food waste. in fact, are eating more of their entrees than before. we are focused on the food waste issue. i'm sorry, your second question? >> was there ever any evidence prior to 2010 they were getting overweight on school lunch? >> that is sort of an interesting question. it can be answered yes and no. yes, because it was part of the overall caloric intake that a young person was taking. if they overate, then everything they ate in a day contributed. if we fit it within the standard, it shouldn't contribute to obesity, especially if we are reducing the fat, salt, sodium and sugar as we are. >> my time has expired. thank you. >> mr. neuhouse. >> thank you, mr. chairman. and thank you for being with us this morning. appreciate your time. i've got a couple observations but also some requests. i'll try to get through in four minutes. i have spoken with a lot of impacted constituents, and also through my own review it s

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the heck of it, i did a little research who's giving, and the usual suspects, university of california berkeleynoticed a couple other things on top contributors, the corporate types or the bundled types. google is way up there. so executives at google gave a lot of money. and i noticed a $3700 in contributions from none other than merrill lynch. did a little more research. found out two brokers in washington state who think bernie sanders would be a great president. neil: let me guess their names are hammer and sickle. are you kidding me? this is mr. 90%. >> we contacted both brokers, i'm going to do a story on foxbusiness.com in a few hours and you'll get the whole thing. one of the brokers laughed and hung up on my producer courtney crawford, and the other basically said, thing the republicans are wrong on the economy, and too weighted into social issues, and said i can't believe i'm talking to you, i'm going to get in trouble and hung up. merrill lynch has no comment. neil: that is hardly the general view. he would be a nightmare. >> terrible! why any financial adviser would say he's giving

congressman, the rudd study at university of connecticut, a study at berkeley, university of california, berkeley suggesting that kids are eating more fruits and vegetables. no more food waste. in fact, are eating more of their entrees than before. we are focused on the food waste issue. i'm sorry, your second question? >> was there ever any evidence prior to 2010 they were getting overweight on school lunch? >> that is sort of an interesting question. it can be answered yes and no. yes, because it was part of the overall caloric intake that a young person was taking. if they overate, then everything they ate in a day contributed. if we fit it within the standard, it shouldn't contribute to obesity, especially if we are reducing the fat, salt, sodium and sugar as we are. >> my time has expired. thank you. >> mr. neuhouse. >> thank you, mr. chairman. and thank you for being with us this morning. appreciate your time. i've got a couple observations but also some requests. i'll try to get through in four minutes. i have spoken with a lot of impacted constituents, and also through my own review it se

berkeley. police found 24-year-old christian sheppard at the intersection of california and russell streets in berkeley. he'd been shot - and later was pronounced dead at a local hospital. police say the suspect is anthony durant - who was acquainted with the victim... tonight - sheppard's mother says she forgives his alleged killer.. >> : anthony knows i love him. he knows how i feel about him. and i would ask people not to judge this situation as to what anthony's actions was. we don't know what led him to whatever he was led to. and the truth is we don't know what was said between him and christian and anybody else. >> catherine : durant was caught about a block from the crime scene - after neighbors pointed police in the right direction. he's being charged with murder. as for sheppard... he grew up in the neighborhood where he was gunned down. he was a deacon at the true faith baptist church in oakland. he leaves behind a wife and two young daughters. the san francisco police department may start a permanent fund to reward informants in homicide cases...with up to 250-thousand dollars. supe

he was shot last night near russell and california streets in berkeley. friends and family gather withed there tonight to remember the married -- gathered there tonight to remember the married father of two. the motive is still unclear, but shepherd's brother had a clear message to share. >> to stop the violence, not black on black, not white on white, just violence period needs to stop. we are taking lives. >> this story has another troubling twist. police tell us the suspect shot two other people at the very same spot last year. luckily both those people survived. >>> 24-year-old anthony durant was ultimately convicted of a lesser crime and put on probation. he's being held without bail tonight at the berkeley jail. >>> aldon smith has pleaded not guilty to the charges that cost him his job with the 49ers. smith was arrested in august for hit and run, drunken driving and vandalism, the fifth time he's been busted since entering the nfl. the 49ers immediately released him. he has signed on with the raiders. >>> three women who applied to work for the mil

congressman, the rudd study at university of connecticut, a study at berkeley, university of california, berkeley, suggesting that kids are eating more fruits and vegetables. no more food waste. in fact, are eating more of their their entrees than ever before. we are focused on the food waste issue. i'm sorry, your second question? >> was there ever any evidence prior to 2010 they were getting overweight on school lunch? >> that is sort of an interesting question. it can be answered yes and no. yes, because it was part of the overall caloric in take. if they overate, then everything they ate in a day contributed. if we fit it within the standard, it shouldn't contribute to obesity, especially if we are reducing the salt, sodium, and sugar. >> my time has expired. thank you. >> mr. neuhouse. >> thank you for being with us. appreciate your time. i've got a couple observations but also some requests. i'll try to get through in four minutes. i have spoken with a lot of impacted constituents. and also through my own review it seems clear that this dietary advisory guideline went outside their scope in