charpts and locate smith of journeymen of the plumbing and piping industry of the united states and canada local 38 united worker and allied workers and local 66 sheet worker local one hundred four and the iron workers and architecture metal and glass workers and teamsters and auto man or woman local 77 of and machinist local 1414 common class to the san francisco unified school district. the public has an opportunity to comment at this meeting and the regular board meeting of april 14th >> no speakers. >> president fewer. i need to make the public announcement and inform the board i'll be abstaining that. i now call the labors international union of north america local 2 61 moved and seconded of the adaptation of the tentative agreement i so moved. superintendant. reading of the recommendation. >> thank you president fewer i'm i'd like to call of executive director carmen. thank you superintendant and board members it is the contract for the international local 2 61 the recommendation is it the board of education of the san francisco unified school district adapts the tentative agreement and th

the field of fire safety were excluded the law also specifies a detailed list of canada's production facilities in the local executive bodies are entitled to allocate funds for social assistance to volunteer rescuers and their families in case of their death or disability large explosion hazardous enterprises will be obliged to create their own fire service says the government will make a list of such enterprises the bishops should mention of what is happening. we have a well balanced last week to ensure the protection of our citizens before and during emergency situations as a list of potential conflicts of varying degrees that would touch upon matters of civil defense i must say that after our work we have developed a lot which is much better than the six existing laws which do not take into account the current economic conditions and national climate change we now have an instrument to improve the state's system of citizens protections to that of the coop this month has been something of a particular position here's president al was difficult i attended a mandate to form a parliamentary majority coalitio

. >> when southwestern's subsidiary, swn resources canada, or swin, as it's locally known, began exploring on land by the elsipogtog first nation, the community started hearing about fracking, the process by which gas is extracted from shale rock beneath the ground by injecting water, nitrogen and chemicals. many were alarmed. >> without no consultation and people not knowing what's going on and just hearing that we know that shale gas is not good for the land and water, the protests started. it's been going on for three years now. >> the water or river was very, very precious to us, as we were growing up. summertime we'd be staying there all summer. >> when i was a kid, i got to go swimming in the fresh water. now that i have my own kid, i want him to experience the same thing i experienced. i want my grandkids to experience that too. i don't want to have them have to worry about oh, well this water is contaminated because they're drilling fifty feet away. >> in early summer, as swn carried out seismic testing near the reserve, members of the mi'kmaq community set out to stop them. they s

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>> we're trying to start a local currency called north country hours. the northern part of no,, between canada. and st. lawrence county is the second poorest in the state. so we were looking for ways to engage local activists as a way to promote global change. and so i have a question for alice. upcoming with local businesses to accept the currency. >> one of the first things that we did was form partnerships with local banks, and we're lucky enough to have five community banks here in the berkshires, and they all participate in the berk share program. and they have storefronts on main street. everybody uses hem and knows the bankers and the bankers know everybody in the community and the business people. so that partnership is really fundamental to the success of berkshares, and it means that the overhead of berkshares itself is very low. and then that has been the key to how we have gained legitimacy with the wednesday community. >> latoya: alice. >> well, our berkshare currency is not meant to be devaluing the national currency or anything, but it's meant to be a complimentary currency that

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>> the campaign now underway in san francisco >>> local young people are fighting against the pipeline carrying crude oil from canada to the gulf coast. in the hope of getting the president to prejekt the project. >> uc davis we're here to show the president youth here are not complacent. we're ready to stop the pipeline. because there is no other option. we're here to make sure the president makes the right decision. >> opponents argue oil could contaminate land and water into the route. >> some san francisco supervisors are taking the first step to help]. regulate e cigarettes legislation proin produced to regulate e cigarettes. officials say people in the city will still have places to stoke. >> there is a wide variety of areas they'll be acceptable. so young people don't have to see moeking everywhere they go. >> research show many contain nicotine. >> continuing here on abc7 news we're going turn to escalating situation in ukraine. a former u.s. ambassador now says they will not get away with it. >> and oscar night selfie that brought down twitter. priceless reaction of engineers, stay with us. or how to find b

[speaker not understood] canada, turkey, brazil, hong kong, singapore, argentina and jordan. and there are no state or local laws whatsoever about where these can be used. product can be used anywhere in san francisco. businesses and law enforcement are really struggling with this and they contacted the department of public health indicating they're not sure how to deal with complaints about use on transit this in their stores or offices. [speaker not understood] complicates enforcement of existing laws. in school reporting use by students in classrooms. it can legally be used on school grounds. [speaker not understood]. i'd like to conclude with five major points about thing that you'll hear about these cigarettes. one, some people believe that the information we hear about the cigarettes from those selling the product which isn't really the best source. there is a lot of reliable research on the harms of e-cigarettes particularly to young people and you're going to be hearing that today. [speaker not understood] selling the product are not a good representation and they are not a good replacement for heal

and tsunami has been washing ashore here in canada's western coast with nearly two thousand twelve. among the typical pacific marine to recount here. locals have been finding japanese fishing boats and number two japanese houses. earlier this month seventeen japanese university students around it they wanted to volunteer their time to comb the beach he is very hard. robeson has been in charge of clearing the beach. she explained the situation of the tsunami did to the students. mother's day. he will be march two thousand and fourteen. harold canto sachs co its from inside the marquee. one of the cities hardest hit by the disaster. more than three thousand five hundred people died and over four hundred are still missing. i was at his high school when the tsunami engulf the city he lost a dear friend in the waves. at a time of despair. he was encouraged to see many foreigners turning out to lend a helping hand. i was very thankful that so many people helped us. so i thought when i entered university. i would like to pay back the kindness we received. so found pieces of wood that appear to be from the japanese housing the chaos. also found t

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because the sun wing flight was international from canada to mexico, the nearly 200 passengers had to wait inside the plane for hours until a local customs official could be found. ten hours after landing, they finally resumed their journey on a replacement plane. >>> the u.s. and other countries may begin to announce sanctions against russia over their actions in ukraine. in a referendum yesterday, more than 90% of crimean voters said they wanted to join russia. many of the voters not ethnic russians refused to vote. president obama told president putin the u.s. will not recognize the results. >>> breaking overnight. navy s.e.a.l.s in action. soldiers from the "uss roosevelt" boarded a freighter that was seized by three armed libyans. the freighter will now be sailed back to libya under the control of the u.s. navy. >>> the army general charged with sex wall -- sexually assaulting a female subordinate is accepting a plea deal. attorneys for jeffrey sinclair says he'll plead guilty today for lesser charges. he will face some punishment. but he avoids prison time and won't have to register as a sex offender. >>> coming up, honda a

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canada. and the increase is attracting international attention including jasper has started returning home to show their support during this difficult time. some are working alongside local street if i can hear my daughter nicknamed the sea of independence square. one campaigner for human police that as a member of the d abstracts must end of the people whose roots chairs as a member of the ukrainian gas. i think that sounded really helps with the outcome than a group of people who came to really see us can. i see our cousins handsome posting them and just for them to saying that we are him. another hit for them extra supreme protest is empty and his industry and he and his family every sneeze from ukraine are a wonder i didn't see that christmas he was overwhelmed by the protesters fighting for their rights and freedoms. it needs to be free to pretend to be indifferent to make democratic country. as we have in new zealand or england australia. it's very important that we understand that these people need help the biggest influx of the main entrance was learning names in early two thousand sqm in the economy was at its lowest. many fled the country and settled in spain a

local young people are fighting against the controversial key stone pipeline project. a group of students held a rally today m san francisco. the pipeline, if built will carry crude oil from canada to gulf coast. supporters trying to get president obama to reject this project, they say could contaminate land and water. >> well, still to come here at 4:00 the winner of an unlikely tangle between a crocodile and a python as tourists look on. >> today's seven on your side q and a just ahead i'm still taking your questions. you can contact me at facebook.com/michael finney abc7 and on twitter. i'll answer your questions here live in just a moment. >> we see clouds in the sky and rain drops on the lens i'll have the weather forecast coming up. >> we're looking at our walnut creek camera there. on the righted side, tail end of the cars heading south on 680 towards san jose. they're going better than traffic on the lefthand side going north. we'll be back right after the break. i tried depend last weekend. it really made the difference nd the house n a morning around the house and getting a little exercise. unlike the bargain brand, depend gives you new fit-flex®, our best protection.

canada, where no one knows the name of the product. in most countries the world there is branded generics, where they have local brands that cost 20% more than the generic, and those are very, very popular in many parts of the world. that is the area we are primarily focused on. >> we said earlier that you build your business through acquisitions. you are very outspoken about the fact that that is the right strategy. why is the public about that -- why be so public about that? >> is the right strategy for us. it is not for everyone. we believe that we should share a strategy with our shareholders , so shareholders know if they like our strategy that they should buy us and if they don't, they should sell us. i don't know if i am outspoken. i just try to answer questions honestly. >> like ron paul. i like it, mike. you say you are not against it, my could what kind of r&d are you interested in? >> we do a lot for mission work. -- a lot of the formulation work. we have new acne medication that we hope will get approved. fungus, we for foot hope that gets approved. we have ophthalmology products. we have ones where we are taking not a huge

local trapper carl. >> no? >> so, the bait is wood? >> yeah, they just eat the bark. >> they eat the bark? >> yeah, yeah, yeah. >> now, i understand in pioneer days, beaver was the financial engine of canadapractically in the world was made of a beaver pelt. >> that's why today it's the icon of canada. >> to a lesser extent, the tradition continues today. carl continues to trap, usually called on by provincial officials to trap beaver and clear away dams to control what could become an overly destructive population. hello, my little friend. >> this is a young one. those are the ones we want to eat. >> what would you compare the meat to? is there anything like it? >> that's the thing, there's nothing like it. you know, when you eat beaver, you understand that it's beaver. >> martin, along with an encyclopedic knowledge of fine wines and an inexplicable attachment to the music of celine dion, is a big believer in honoring history and tradition. if you still trap beavers, you should, if at all possible, cook them and eat them, not just strip them of their pelts. and as incredible as it might seem, you can cook beaver really, really well. beaver tail, on the other hand, is not actually beaver

local cable or satellite provider. watch this, like us on facebook and follow us on twitter. more nonfiction authors and books is booktv continues. the banking systems in the united states, the united kingdom, canada, mexico, and brazil, going back several decades to find out what makes banking systems unstable. he concluded that the deciding factor is political interference and this lasts about one hour. >> hello. i am from the hoover institution. welcome to this special edition and we are in front of a live audience here in front of the office area and we're talking about a weekly podcast on economics. a history, psychology, sometimes daily life. you can find us on itunes and archive is at talk ort. and so today is the very fifth, 2014. my guess our charles calomiris and stephen haber. charles is from colombia university's graduate school of business and he codirects the hoover institution's regulation and rule of law research initiative. and stephen haber is a professor in the university at the hoover institution. their book is "fragile by design: a memoir by minimalists" which is our topic for today's episode. welcome. >> it's great to be here. >> i want to start with the fundamental claim of

local economy. thehis is something that industry overall values and looks at pretty carefully. you have shows tape in ireland because they have a really good tax incentive. >> canadas right, vancouver. new york is tough but they've been pretty good about offering tax breaks as well because it increases tourism, commerce, people coming in. smaller states like maryland, to get a piece like that is important. here, has the upper hand phil? if we are going to consider this a kevin spacey? ultimately, they don't want to lose the show. to reada great story there that we put together and they pushed this a little too far. the studio representative from the group that runs house of cards sent a letter to the legislature basically saying if you take away the tax credit that we are packing away and leaving, and of story and they were deeply offended like that. it is like they were playing hard ball little too hard. as a couple days left in the legislative session and they are aware of the importance of having the show in the area to the local economy even more than kevin spacey sways lawmakers and votes. >> it's all about the art of negotiation. sale mattingly, thank you ve

canada, they had been calling beijing home. they also have two young children who they left with their grandparents while going on vacation in vietnam. his boss caught up with one of our localu're looking at more pictures of this beautiful couple. another person we want to talk to you about, somebody, originally a malaysian national, but had called pennsylvania home. working in a chemical plant to make rubber materials, cheng mingling. a young woman with an infectious laugh. she will be living in pennsylvania since 2010. she was back to the united states when she got on that flight. and this man here, an oklahoma city resident. family and friends hoping for his safe return. we hope that gives mean to get 239 passengers are all with unique stories. >> we're hearing some of the heartfelt prayers and wishes on social media and videos as well. nick valencia, thank you. >>> following another big story for you, by the way, in just hours, crimea is going to vote on whether to succeed from ukraine and rejoin russia. that strained relations between washington and moscow. we're going to break it down. what does this mean. we'll take a closer look ahead. but first -- >> sex traffickin