because i'm not allowed to have a carry permit. and on your comment about costs it's prohibitive for a lot of people for d.c. i have $435 in d.c. just to own a gun. it was expensive for me. and these carry permits do come with a high cost. and i think the courts are going to have to resolve what is a reasonable cost to process these applications so it's not discriminatory to the underprivileged. host: let's go to randy on our line for democrats. good morning, randy. caller: good morning. i am all for having a gun to protect yourself and all, but the assault weapons, ain't nobody need an assault weapon to protect themselves. they didn't want to do all these background checks and stuff. let me ask you one question. have you or any of your family members ever been shot or been a victim of gun violence? guest: no. 9,000 people shot a year out of 350 million, it's a very small percentage of people who are actually shot but as i've said from the beginning of a show, i am the victim of a crime. it could be a lot worse when off bunch of pe

perhaps a flashlight carried by an attacker. then come the sparks. chain link fence that surrounds the pacific gas and electric or pg&e substation in san jose, a station that feeds power to silicon valley. california congressman henry waxman shows that our electrical grid is not protected from cyber and now physical attacks. >> this was an unprecedented attack on an electric grid substation using military style weapons. >> reporter: the april attack occurred just before 1:00 in the morning. the snipers first went into an underground vault and cut telephone cable. a half hour later they sprayed the substation with bullets for nearly 20 minutes knocking out 17 transformers, according to pg&e. when police arrived the shooters were gone but they found more than a hundred shell casings from a high powered assault rifle. no fingerprints. it seemed like a professional job. energy energy workers rerouted power. but it took nearly a month to make repairs. >> under different conditions there could have been a serious power outage or worse. >> reporter: it was

carrying a gun is commonplace in some states like texas. but given the overbearing presence of the arms trade throughout the area how could it be otherwise. of the two hundred eighty million guns in circulation in the us a search warrant fought in a gun store. heading to thomasville in the state of georgia we've gone to a gun show a real arms fire. how are you going to fight each year five thousand gun shows enter towns for three days in a carnival spirit. entry is free provided you carefully holster away your weapons to avoid any accidents. you know everybody's safe as i stood in front of a spread on tables are pistol shotguns even assault rifles that can be bought as easily as find a computer. in the aisles many women of color alone with friends or family with husbands or even children in. the stands or all complied by recognized vendors and individuals. such onesie like that it just comes on and. i've done shows anyone can come. and sell their own weapons that are on display and with no verification there was no famous background check.

the hospital has confused carrie with another patient named carrie. >> the scan on the pregnant woman will increase the risk that that child will get leukemia. at that early stage in gestation the fetus is also at risk of getting birth defects. >> fortunately, carrie's son nathan is doing just fine. >> how do they confuse patients? >> it often happens with people who have similar names. so especially for common names. jane smith, there may be two or three jane smiths on a common hospital floor. >> before every procedure in the hospital make sure the staff checks your entire name, your date of birth, and the bar code on your wrist band. at number 22, pharmacy faux pas. mareena silva is six weeks pregnant. she picks up a prescription for antibiotics at the pharmacy. she takes the medicine. and then sees the label is wrong. >> i came back and i looked at the bottle, and it wasn't my name. >> the pharmacy has given mareena a prescription meant for another woman who was the same last name and a similar first name. the medicine isn't an antibiotic. it's actually methotrexate, a drug that ha

they carry on and on. and not the same problem or at a time. paradoxically while crime levels have lowered since two thousand and five the sale of guns keeps on rising. the subject divides american society with the pro arms on one side and the anti arms on the other. consequently each state has their own legislation for regulating the sale and carrying of guns the twenty seven states in red on the map have lenient laws the twenty three grey ones are more repressive america is divided into. more and more american women think that being armed is the same as being free. single women mothers retiree's for them buying a pistol is as natural as doing the washing some are real enthusiastic. i have been saving up and i have sacrificed something else to be able to have the money to get the gun that i don't mind what is their motivation and why are they scared any time here there can be some type of intrusion but i happen to have a fire out of the lobby and powers behind arms manufacturers rally because. it's so popular with women it is for the ladies be

they carry on and on time. they must the same problem or at a time. paradoxically while crime levels have lowered since two thousand and five the sale of guns keeps on rising. the subject divides american society with the pro arms on one side and the anti arms on the other. consequently each state has their own.

i did add to the police officer are killed in a hostage crisis and a mosque in school carried out by one of its model students. iraqi authorities and cover a chemical plant equipped to produce deadly sorry gas sector belongs to an extremist travel group that's been operating in neighboring syria. an israeli cabinet minister as head out at us secretary of state john kerry after his warning that the country could face an international boycott of thing else is taking real steps to strike a peace deal with the palestinians the your boss you're watching a t it and felt would be treated on he welcomed the program. a teacher and a police officer have been killed in a hostage crisis at a mosque in school over twenty students who work in the classroom at a time where released on her the man who is now in custody is reportedly a model high school student who harbored a grudge against his teacher at his market now reports from the scene standing outside the school in orem. he is muscular this morning around eleven o'clock the young boy walk and two rifles to be taken from his father and a shot

we don't get many for carry conceal permits. good cause there are five prongs that revolve around risk. danger. and the immediate jeopardy the impression that law enforcement cannot help you you must get a weapon. >> why is that a requirement? >> for gun control advocates and those who want to regulate, the unfettered issuing of concealed carry permits this gives law enforcement an important filter. >> but counties 2003 is unfettered why is one county allowed to do that and another you're not. >> and why it seemed to emanate in san diego. down in san diego, which will esca rate to the high court to referee why there is not uniformity county to county and strike the good cause all together. >> why should the sheriff be the one who dieds -- decides this. if the second amend s a right in the constitution. i'm arguing that side can you have a gun in your house in your car, why should it be up to the sheriff who gives it to political allies or friends. and we have seen history of that and not to others. why should they decide? >> for

flame of the bright in moscow seven days after it was first late in the ancient greek city of elim carried by russia's deputy prime minister dmitri cool with ak the flame travelled in a small amount into red square where president vladimir putin spoke of its meaning for the russian people in the limbic chill of the symbol of the world's primary sports competition of peace and of friendship. but he has come to russia. there are many marks the start of the longest tools relay in a limb take a street the same boy it's great that so many people have turned out to the start of the russian really it looks like a lot of fun up there. in a minute. but it was. the stone i picked up in and then it was on my mantel piece and if that isn't a sign i don't know what it is. i knew i had to get down to red square and experienced atmosphere for myself fortunately they were having a two day event. so from sunny greece to rather soggy moscow just at the very start of the torch is journey around the whole of russia i'm excited. the days first run there was paralympic star alessio bloody who picked up two gold

autumn when you carry it you can feel its enormous power. of the water temperature is four degrees celsius it's really freezing we could feel it on our uncovered faces but we were united by this flame that had absorbed the energy of the entire country of every single person who cares about the flame that was what united us and that's why everything went perfectly. as i watched for miles on the water you could almost feel the crowd's energy coming across the waves it had been another remarkable spectacle for this record breaking to a tree and i was wondering what could possibly top it. looks like the right track. so what well but in. creating this sustainable operation focused on making the hit and what you are advocating my term self-interest sense of that is which it often won't and has always been the case and had. businesses for hundreds of years without using the label. i think was what got capitalism do it was this notion that economists brought to it which was the idea of profit maximizing. the european union likes to think of itself a

last week dealing with ruling concealed carry, the right to carry a gun outside of your home. right now you have to prove a justifiable need. in some counties that is more difficult than others. the ruling faces a constitutional right that you shouldn't have to jump through so many hoops to do it. >>> the deadline is running for those who are running for attorney general. she doesn't have opposition. she may not be the only democrat having an easier ride. that is creating tension in the democratic party. >> the plan to abolish homelessness, it's year 10. anyone that walks the streets knows there is a problem out there. what one san francisco supervisor wants to do to fix it. >> that is getting worse. >> let's start with a check of the weather forecast. raindrops overnight. a live look from the bay bridge cam. cooler temperatures. 45 concord. 47 livermore. 40 santa rosa. we will see more sunshine today than we saw yesterday in addition to the chilly temperatures. we have the possibility of more showers next week. it doesn't look like a real strong possibility at this point but

president he was also carrying the flame i also a surprise visitor from the likes of ban ki moon the general secretary of state for the united nations as well as famous russian actors and musicians and we caught up with the french figure skater brains you bet and this is what he had to say about the rising excitement here in the area so i feel good and everybody from the french team pretty good so everything is small you know the village and everything it's close. close to. we can go by wall there is not that big security so we feel we feel free and we feel confident and also the world famous tennis star maria sharapova added her comments on the excitement surrounding the twenty fourteen winter olympics sim in the black sea the same day as you can drive an hour to the mountains and stinson the best slopes in the world and you know no one really believes me and i am i know that everyone will be able to experience something. of course it's quite interesting to the fact that the games actually started today why is that well that's because there are twelve. you have been spotted since th

i ran with it quite easily then i felt i was becoming heavier and heavier but i was determined to carry it properly and show it to everyone so that they could all appreciate the moment. and the crowd's reaction words factious i missed out on going to my home games in london and i was determined not to let such a twenty four team passed me by there were fourteen thousand torchbearers slots up for grabs one of them was going to be mine. when we were making the technical order for the factory we say look let's make the thing we want to her. you're whole and also desirable should be like wow. a lot of questions where are. weight it's quite heavy we have to take all the cover and the middle that out by the machine extra weight of the aluminum so it's really fine. if the feather feather over the period of burton firebird in the russian. stories and fairy tales and to get this feather from the firebird is a super challenge for the guild. the problem can be. underneath here and it just caused the fire but in this kid we have a special. wiring inside which melted and of like really a red color.

because i'm not allowed to have a carry permit. on your comment about costs it's prohibitive for a lot of people for d.c. i have $435 in d.c. just to own a gun. it was expensive for me. and these carry permits do come with a high cost. and i think the courts are going to have to resolve what is a reasonable cost to process these applications so it's not discriminatory to the underprivileged. host: let's go to randy on our line for democrats. good morning, randy. caller: good morning. i am all for having a gun to protect yourself and all, but the assault weapons, ain't nobody need an assault weapon to rotect themselves. they didn't want to do all these background checks and stuff. let me ask you one question. have you or any of your family members ever been shot or been a victim of gun violence? guest: no. 9,000 people shot a year out of 350 million, it's a very small percentage of people who are actually shot but as i've said from the beginning of a show, i am the victim of a crime. it could be a lot worse when off bunch of people

s police force carried tasers. b.a.r.t.'t ended a couple months later. may 2011 the b.a.r.t. board voted to buy 130 additional tasers so all officers could have one. >>> a wild high-speed chase crossed two counties today speeds at 100 miles per hour iand we learned the stolen car belonged to a former california highway patrolman. the white car was stolen in walnut creek from a retired chp officer. the california highway patrol said it started at 8:00 a.m. this morning on interstate 80. it ended when the driver lost control and the car flipped on the willow pass off ramp from interstate 680 in concord. these are pictures another viewer posted on facebook. the driver was taken into custody. he is a wanted parolee and armed with a weapon. >>> to san francisco and a call to protect pedestrians. ktvu's alex savage tonight with the emotional plea from accident survivors and family members of victims. >> going to honor the loved ones. >> reporter: on this day before valentine's day people held up parts, including a 6-year-old hit b

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kid you carry your gun into the parking lot or the post office. many have felt they sidestep the issue. is that the intent not to have to vote on this issues directly? >> mr. chairman, there is no question where i stand of second amendment rights for car i have taken a beating but it is the right thing for alaska. if you want to do the parking lot issue right that no. whenever the district court has ruled cover that is the law of the will pledge in there. >> i am happy to vote on multiple amendments but we should not have a committee where we can only vote on certain images they will vote on one that you would agree to that is id will not vote john won the you cannot? are you would not have voted as you just did you voted to strike the language purdue also voted to strike is to not address the serious issue. you cannot have it both ways. >> i disagree the way it is drafted it is clear but if you want to go straight to the parking lot issue that is very simple we were just echo what the district court ruled which i support to make sure. i have the

increase in excitement levels over the next couple of days or so three hundred volunteers are going to carry the torch as it continues its journey all around this region and then of course it comes to a climax on friday evening during the spectacular opening ceremony where the olympic cauldron will be laid another person who is tasked with that corner at the moment we simply don't know it is a closely guarded secret and of course the olympic torch began its relay across russia the world's largest country back in moscow in october since then it's traveled sixty five thousand kilometers it's gone to the bottom of the world's deepest lake lake by college going to the top of europe's highest peak mt albert and it's also gone on a space walk as well on board the international space station but now it is here in sochi all eyes are turning to friday the international olympic committee they're having their one hundred twenty six session now the president of the i.o.c. is thomas park he is here in sochi as an and has addressed a number of issues around these particular games and in particular he's ad

>> it's carrie. >> carrie. carrie what? >> brownstein. b-r-o-w-n-s-t-e-i-n. >> are you on facebook? you're not on there. are we friends? >> yes, we're best friends. >> we're best friends? >> we're best friends. >> let me just google you. wow. i've never seen a blank google page. it's like you don't exist. you're not on -- >> they do exist! they're here with us. great to see you. >> thanks for having us. >> congratulations on the new season and congratulations to you with all the success over there with seth this week. >> yeah. >> are you enjoying that, being the band guy? >> i love it. you know, i like playing music, and like hanging out with my friend seth. so it's been great. >> he bounces back and forth things off with you, right? >> yeah. >> that's got to be great. >> we have like a good friendship and rapport. >> it's real. and audiences can tell when it isn't. that's why it works so much with you and carrie too on your show. how did you two become friends? >> well, fred was a fan of the music i played. and -- >> what kind of music did you play? >> it was a rock band. >> of cou

. >> now the study showed some of thosetics carried a disease they found last year.would work if you were using an up secretary known as detroit. >>> this is the case of a young boy carrying appellate gun. several alarmed pascalled police after spotting a 14-year- old boy carrying what looked like a am 5 automatic but it shoots pellet not bullets. >> i would assume it was real. >> would you call police? >> absolutely. >> i would not feel safe knowing anybody is bringing that to my daughter's school. >> this incident is similar to another case that ended in tragedy. in sonoma, they shot andy lopez. he mistook the gun he was carrying for the real thing and get the button results and prepare to look the other way. and the ash much bishop -- arch archbishop takes it at the village square and they are holding a watch party so that they can see them compete this morning. and it starts at 7:30. here is a look at the current metal count. the followed by the internet they are land -- net then lands and he has more cold and a joint venture involving two investment companies is

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people here seem to be used to seeing fighters carry sniper rifles through busy markets they tell us everybody here has a weapon and is ready to fight. it will come to this camp outside you will see every day to raise a look at first told us that it doesn't take well you know we have someone who is your experience become a real fighter. a week's training and you are in for a life time of obedience the growth of real rules for those who want to become ones i deem you have to forget about money and be ready to die or to be arrested and to accept that no one will take care of you or your family let jihadi flags on the walls weapons on the floor this is the life of a true fighter. it's tough and the rules are strict. who introduced himself as a tripoli sunni leader says many youths are willing to join the live in that from now until i grow up i'm ready to defend myself i'm ready to kill a whites and syrian army and you're ready to kill for that other than about about the about the we here and while the syrian conflict expands a legion of fighters on to these deadly weapons and an even de

the item carries. next item. >> city clerk: item 15. public comments on matters to be discussed in closed session. >> is there any additional public comment? seeing none, public comment is closed. i will entertain to discuss the matter listed. it's been moved and second. is there any discussion. hearing none, i will call for a vote. all in favor say, "aye". >> aye. >> opposed. >> we have now returned from closed session. it's been moved and seconded not to disclose. all in favor say, "aye". >> the motion carries. commissioners, any other new business. item no. 27. i hate to do this to you. i have a couple items. >> i caught wind of the last local agency formation commission meeting the other day i know there were some conversations for this commission to not set rates. i would like a summary of what was discussed during that meeting because if time passes we want to refresh our recollection as it relates to exactly what was decided and what was not because i'm not entirely sure the information exchanged was entirely accurate and we are

but the carrier review process should be carried forward to the end. power-sharing during the transitional period is a possibility. it depends how we work it out. this is not the first time we are correlated. we have quarreled again to sit down to talk to each other. and so, i believe that the current violence is going to create an opportunity for as to greeting organizations, policies. i reason for so sudan and finding our space within the community, but not if they protect. thank you. >> okay, thank you, ambassador khoc. thank you for being here again and for your candor and responding to these observations and comments and your observation about the sbl a need for reform and greater inclusiveness. you highlight many of the same themes that were brought out on the panel for the need for politicos raise and inclusiveness, political inclusiveness make by the government to involve other parties. you talk about the need for more accountability and mechanisms for power-sharing and realizing that where you are at now isn't enough for where you hope to go.

it makes it really, really easy for people to carry it around. what are the -- how would you anticipate people having that similar ease of getting the water, carrying it around, not having to worry about it? i mean, some of the big metal water bottles that i and others use, you're not going to carry it around with you all day at a fair. so, how -- what kind of containers will people use and how are those containers going to be better for the environment? >> i'll start with an answer for that. and just remind people that before the 1990s, for thousands of years human beingses figured out how to do this. so, if i can just transport us back to that time, ~ the most easy way for people to carry around water would be with refillable water bottles. and many event producers, particularly at these larger events -- and i would give as an example another planet with outside lands -- there is a new industry of being able to bring in large quantities of water so that people can refill either a refillable water bottle or use cups. and if you could imagine if

does this mean he is in favor of stores not carrying certain items? can they not carry plan b?> it is an argument. >> because you get a lot of uproar when pharmacies don't want to -- >> or listen we are the first to say you can't carry junk food. will the first lady say stop carrying junk food? >> obamas didn't tell cvs to stop selling cigarettes. >> that's fine, but i'm curious if he thinks it is okay. >> but listen, he only has a couple years left. >> wherever he goes. the other then we haven't talked about, they got rid of e-cigs. the only real way to stop smoking. >> why did they do that? >> they look like cigarettes. >> that's dumb. >> the e-cigs will change the way smoking -- it is scaring the hell out of beurocrats because they are not getting tax money out of it. you don't tax nicoret, do you? >> it is like banning cross dressing. >> i heard they are going to ban the flesh-colored bandaids. >> they are not in that business. >> there is a serious fear that people will look as cool as steven dorf and that could screw the whole country. >> there is only one steven dorf. th

. >> two guns, the one pictured on top is a pellet gun carried by the teen. the one on bottom is semiautomatic.45 caliber handgun vallejo police use. >> when you compare both, this to that, they virtually look the same. >> which is why several parents and concerned citizens driving near vallejo high school this morning took notice when they saw a 14-year-old student walking near campus carrying the weapon. it's a toy gun. it shoots pellets, not bullets, but for parents we talked to, that distinction doesn't matter. >> if you saw something like that, someone carrying that -- >> i would assume it was real. >> would you call police if you saw snn >> absolutely. >> i would bt feel very safe knowing somebody is bringing that kind of thing to my daughter's school. >> it's not illegal for kids to carry pellet guns off campus, but lieutenant says walking around with something like this is never a good idea. >> if you present that firearm and someone feels threatened by it that actually is in possession of a real gun, it could be a very lethal situation for you. >> in

of the current carrying the ice down the river.hat looks really cool. >> it is just amazing the photography that is done. the technology that enables real- time transmission of these pictures. it is stunning. speaking of the same. we have some beautiful pictures. shows us an new lake in his backyard. i suspect many have awakened to this. in the wake of the drenching rains. of course the melting snow. i hope it clears up pretty fast. here is the fog coming off with the river. this shot is from leo. i thought it was kind of pretty. this frozen waterfall last weekend comes from tank. the docks as thanks for all of the snow i like it. >>can you say what can you say? this is just beautiful. >> finally from the pacific ocean. shows us the majestic pacific ocean right there. it is being caused by some wind. tossed by some wind . too bad we cannot get more of that down to california. that might be changing. there might be rainfall heading for california. >> these cumulus are tied up in a massive wind field that continues to dominate the ar

amid soaring unemployment economic stagnation and corruption and the suicide bombing are reportedly carried out by a briton in syria the first such attack by a uk citizen in the country sparked fresh fears of western volunteers could pose a threat when they returned home from the war the home life from now. well was a busy day in olympic sports a let's head straight to saatchi parties' kevin allen is standing by in her studio there. he's got a look at the first official day of competition at the winter games i do. yellow then lindsay and so they just want to end the use of the bawdy and so she was still going strong on anyone but the cost of those athletes the stache is dressed in full the next day of the full competition begins at eight sets of medals will be up for grabs later today. right now let's recap the results from day one chili which was a key to successful the norwegian take the risk of top goes on a pole skull has been fully mohammed clips. although nine medals for russia on day one of the sochi twenty fourteen when turning tricks for they are in a good position to pick up that

it can carry a third of the fuel of a cargo plane.ould get hundreds of people on board. >> this is a very comfortable flying machine. the view is excellent. response to gusts is very gentle. like a ship's motion. >> this hangar oozes history. >> the ill fated r101 was built here in the 1920s. twice as big it crashed and was consumed by fire. but technology has come a long way. this was full of hydrogen. it uses helium. the first uk flight is planned for later this year. richard wescott, bc news, cardington. >> thank goodness for helium. follow me on twitter. tweet me. i'll tweet you back. @bbcaaron. it is two and a half times longer than the distance of the wright brothers first flight. >> oh, really? >> yeah. >> thanks, david. have a great weekend. >> good to speak to you. thanks for being with us on "bbc world news". coming up shortly, political campaigns when it comes to awards season. this weekend we will get results on the crucial vote. it's oscars time. we have the latest from the red carpet. [ ship horn blows ] no, no, no! stop

what bomb makers may be out there that has the expertise to carry and assemble to carry something like this off. easier said than done. some of these devices are fairly complex to make them work. so how credible is the threat? could somebody really get all this past security and carry it on? >> all right. barbara starr at the pentagon. appreciate it, barbara. thanks so much. >>> here's more of what we're working on for "around the world." a man who claims that he spent 13 months lost at sea, well, he is back in the hospital. and he is talking to the media. we're going to hear what this fisherman had to say about his whole ordeal. >> and president obama says the freedom of religion is under threat around the world. hear what else he had to say at today's national prayer breakfast. >> and he won the nobel peace prize 50 years ago. now dr. martin luther king's daughter says her siblings are trying to take it away from him. we're going to talk live with the reverend bernice king up ahead. when jake and i first set out on our own, we ate anything. but in time you realize the better you eat,

it was wildstein who carried out the order to close the aks cess lanes to the bridge. chief of deputy chief of staff bred j bridget kelly e-mailed him, time for traffic and he e-mail back, got it. the port authority already refused once to pay wildstein's legal fees so he's lawyer wrote this letter friday urging them to reconsider. and in this letter the attorney

tennis star and sochi hometown hero maria sharapova also carried the torch. she expects russia to wow the world. >> knowing our history of dance and art and culture, we enjoy a good program. we enjoy a great performance. >> and a great party? >> and a party, yes, with a couple of vodka shots. >> reporter: russia's olympic coming out party is under way, the most expensive games in history. under the big top in sochi. and fears of empty seats in the olympic stadium seem to be a bit premature. the place was filled to the rafters. and of course those waiting to watch the show, the big show tonight. a couple of highlights that i noted, brian, being in there, one, the jamaican bobsled team got a great cheer. their gear finally showed up and they're ready to go. and then of course when team russia walked into the building, the roof came off. >> i think the games just needed to begin. kevin tibbles starting for us tonight. kevin, thanks. >>> as mentioned, the big scare had arrived as the opening ceremony was under way, that a man had attempted to hijack this jetliner

but i don't believe this is a huge switch for her to come out and be in favor of open carry.nk she primarily is trying to change the conversation in this race and remind people that she is more than just a one issue can indicate. >> all right. well, you talk about the race and the one issue. i was reading an article that about her campaign. and talked about how -- the description of how it has handled the media. how is she doing? >> not too good. her media relations so far in this campaign have left a lot to be desired, certainly. the campaign itself is off to a rocky start. her handling of the press. her handling of reporters on a day-to-day basis really has been kind of sloppy. and she has been treating the press with suspicion, which i think is not giving her many friends in the media in texas. but, also, like her messaging and how she has responded to the controversy over her biography and kind of all the problems she has had in the last couple of weeks. her messaging has not been very strong. she has been slow. her campaign has been slow and weak to respond. so i think b