." >> we heard that ice has been operating a new program in new orleans called cari. it stands for criminal alien removal initiative. cari, ice says, is focused on immigrants who, quote, "pose a serious threat to the community." >> it's a small terrifying effect. they'll go into a grocery store and take 3 people >> jacinta gonzalez has been piecing together the impact of cari on immigrant families. >> is there a suspicion of what these poeole are doing? this isn't associated with any other crime? >> what we've heard from the testimonies we've been gathering is that literally people, the ice agents will go into apartment complexes, bible studies, stop anyone who looks latino. sometimes they ask questions, sometimes they handcuff people, fingerprint them, and if they have any sort of minor criminal record or any previous immigration history, they immediately take them into custody. >> this type of enforcement represents a shift for new orleans. >> after hurricane katrina a lot of day laborers and reconstruction workers came to help rebuild the city, to help do roofing w

. >> we have learned that ice is operating a new program called cary, ice says is focused on immigrants who, quote, pose a serious threat to the community. >> it's a small terrifying effect. they'll go into a grocery store and take three people. >> lucinda gonzalez has been piecing together the impact of cary. >> we have learned from the the testimony that we have been gathering that the ice agents will go in bible studies, anyone who looks latino. sometimes they ask questions, sometimes they handcuff people, finger print them. minor criminal record or any previous immigration history they immediately take them into custody. >> this type of enforcement represents a shift for new orleans. >> after hurricane katrina. a lot of day laborers and construction workers helped to rebuild the city, roofing work, demolition work, basically get people clean up the streets and get people back in their homes. >> at the worker center for racial justice, immigrants fighting deportation gathered to share stories. >> the center's collaborating with the national anti-deportation movement called not one mo

and we know that this collaboration is really going to prove to be very successful. >> thank you, cary, peggy, jackie and thank you very much, commissioners, for your sustained interest in this item as of such a long afternoon. pending your approval to award the lease to the bay institute aquarium foundation i hope to return on your next meeting february 25 to request authorization to execute the lease. and that concludes my presentation. thank you. >> so moved. >> second. >> public comment? let the record reflect that several members of the audience are giving a thumbs up. thank you. commissioners, comments? >> i just think that we are extremely pleased to see the results since the last commission meeting that we discussed this and want to commend all the parties and you heard us and just the fact that we don't have 40 speaker cards today is an amazing accomplishment. thank you very much. >> i would like to say congratulations and thank you. it's great that you have been able to form your collaborative and it seems like you have really thought it out really well to find out everyone's

proven methods and best practices to inform a very diverse audience and i will hand it back over to cary. >> and last but not least one of the things we're going to be starting on day one is how can we grow capacity for all of these existing programs and that's one of the pieces that the bay institute aquarium foundation with the team that we have which supports not only what we have going on at the aquarium such as grant writing teams, communications teams, we note that it is the intent of this group that we want to start the ground running but really grow the programs into the future. so one of the things we really want to go into depth in on the next couple slides is how do we ensure this is a space the community is involved with. really the outreach to the community is in 3 different faidses phases so i will have jackie talk about some of the phases because that is important for this collaboration's success is apri's success in reaching out to the community. >> what you see is our next steps, our next steps that we have outlined and this is how we will try and clearly inform our audi

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. >> founder of stitch golf in cary, north carolina, took advantage of all the possibilities he saw inome state. >> north carolina is rich in a couple things. basketball, you know, barbecue, and furniture. i tied in to a furniture industry. we figured out that they use a lot of the components in their business. >> knowing that north carolina's furniture industry had fallen on hard times, he recognized the potential, got in his car, and started driving until he found the materials he needed. >> i told my wife, we'll leave in the morning. and i wasn't coming home until i figured it out. that was my objective. whether it was three days, four days or five days. >> this entrepreneur went door to door looking for the right partners to help make his first product. >> we started out with leather covers and it was something that we could manufacture here in north carolina because of the resources that we had. >> persistence paid off. stitch now has an established supply chain. >> we have suppliers in cary, suppliers in carrboro, high point, greensboro, hickory, charlotte, conover, concord and g

the deportation initiatives like the cary program we found in rnlneworleans, found that famile still being pulled apart. >> it looks scary when you walk in. but then -- >> juan de leon was 9 when his mother died. he left guatemala to go to live with his aunt in the u.s. fast forward nine years, juan says after a disagreement with his boss his boss called the sheriff. he was arrested for using a fake i.d. to be able to work. that act, a felony brought him to the attention of ice. >> why did you have someone else's i.d? >> work, so i could provide for my girls. >> you have to have an i.d. to work? >> you have to have an i.d., social and everything. i know it was bad, i was breaking the law but it was the only thing i could do to provide for my daughters. i feel sad that i have been the whole year for both of them. i mean, i missed their birthdays, christmas. because i've never missed any of them. but they mean everything to me. >> this is a picture of, i thought he was coming home and i thought, oh yeah, i guess he wasn't because he was waiting for a long time. >> so here we see state

they said she's got a natural talent for it. >> cary got the gig after her page received 11,000 likesweek. and she can be walking the red carpet in a pre-oscar event in l.a. saturday. >> wow. >> coming up on abc7 news at 4:00 a northern california couple makes a discovery of a lifetime out walking their dog. >> they had gold a pot of gold at the end of the rainbow. >> curious old containers on their property. >> coming up at 5:00 san jess yeah former police chief is in trouble the sex scandal forcing resignation. plus, justice for hundreds of bay area rape victim asks a list of top cars by consumer reports. that and more when dan and i join you for abc7 news at 5:00. ♪ turn around ♪ every now and then i get a little bit hungry ♪ ♪ and there's nothing really good around ♪ ♪ turn around ♪ every now and then i get a little bit tired ♪ ♪ of living off the taste of the air ♪ ♪ turn around, barry ♪ finally, i have a manly chocolatey snack ♪ ♪ and fiber so my wife won't give me any more flack ♪ ♪ i finally found the right snack ♪ ♪ >>> abc7 you can see oscars live this sunday and we're givin

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i'm richelle cary, and for updates from around the world go to www.aljazeera.com. >> an u.s. district court judge has ruled that virginia's ban on same-sex marriage is unconstitutional. it's only the latest case on the federal appeals court using the reasoning of the supreme court to up end state laws, and it is the inside story. >> hello, i'm ray suarez. after the northeast, the west coast and several great lakes opened the way to same-sex marriage you wouldn't have picked the next dates on the list. utah, oklahoma, virginia. two of the reddest states on the map, and deep purple bell weather. in kentucky a federal judge ruled the state cannot deny the validity of same sex marriages performed in other states. so kentucky's own ban on such marriages for now is untouched but that appeals court decision put pressure on the widespread practice of refusing to recognize a married couple from let's say massachusetts if that couple moves to take up new jobs in missouri. but federal circuit that includes virginia also colors north carolina, south carolina, and west virginia. if the co

with us is nicolas cary, the ceo of blockchain. >> good evening. >> you said it's an anti-competitiveti-competitive, that seems like apple is looking to get into the payment space as well. >> yeah, that wouldn't surprise me one bit. apple has telegraphed they'll do something on top of the hundreds of millions of credit cards they have on their system. bitcoin represents a major threat to any revenue model they may try to build. anything they do with credit cards is at no innovative. bitcoin is. it removes the fees, there are no charge backs, removes any privacy concerns. apple has a track record of anything that starts to compete with major product of theirs. they did this to google. they took out google maps and prevented g-mail from being on the apple platform. so i'm not surprised. i think in the future, apple will come around. obviously, you're seeing an enormous ry action -- reaction to this news by bitcoin enthusiastics around the world. >> what is your option at this point? >> for the time being if you want a good mobile solution, android is the way to go. there are hundreds of

>> cary sanders in jacksonville with that for us tonight, thank you. >>> when "nbc nightly news" continues this saturday, we take to you hockeytown usa, where they claim to be a breeding ground for olympic gold. >>> and later, they're back, the legendary bobsled team makes a triumphant return. >>> usa! usa! usa! >> we're back now at the sochi olympics, we heard a lot of that today, by far the highlight of the day has been team usa's dramatic victory over the russians in men's hockey, and probably nowhere in america is there a bigger celebration than in the tiny town where two members of the u.s. team are from, including the hero of today's game. here is nbc's kevin tibbles. >> reporter: warroad, minnesota, and its 1700 hearty citizens. so close to the canadian border that you could walk it. but not today, it is minus 18. ♪ much warmer inside warroad's arena which just happens to hold about 1700 people as the hometown warriors battle rivals from up the road. >> everybody wants to see this game. >> reporter: they call this place the original hockeytown. at the local cafe, folks say life's le

our fiscal officer, john wu is here, ann cary who will be presenting the 10 year capital plan is here, megan wallace, nick cruz from real estate and marilyn ye are also here, as is daly dunham who has shepherded this capital plan for many years. as we look to the last 5 years, it's very hard not to stress enough how the decision that you, that this commission has made has really made an impact on our results. in 2006 the port didn't have a capital plan. we cataloged our capital needs for the first time. i'm sure felt quite a bit of concern with the size of those needs and since that time we've guided 195 million dollars of investment, non-developer investment, toward our rehabilitation and enhancement of our assets. in 2012 you approved a capital policy which required us to constraint our operating budget and set aside 20 percent of revenue to capital, both in the capital budget year and a set aside for future capital and that's really having a result. we've also leveraged public private partnerships with the 2008 and 2012 revenue bonds which have had significant results to our positi

. >> good afternoon, commissioners, i'm ann cary, i'm on assignment to the port to do this year's capital plan. i'd like to acknowledge my predecessor, daly dunham who essentially designed the plan and has carried it for many years and now i have inherited it full-blown which has been a big help, a great starting point. also the direction i received from elaine forbes and brad benson and the invisible hand of your director elaine. >> not so invisible. >> this is an approval item if you choose to approve it today. in the array of all the financial items, it's the capital plan. unlike the 5-year financial project which you just heard which contains the trends and financial projections for the entire enterprise or the upcoming plan the capital plan focuses on capital investments over the next 10 years and as such is more a strategic planning document and reflects the port's values and i'm new of this so hope it goes forward. as you see on the next page, we've got the history really. i think that elaine eluded to this, that the capital plan represents a guiding document, it provides an estima

clashes of caris peace and a full blown war three years on is the middle east closer to democracy than it was before the revelation of what they discovered and now i'm joined by the former secretary general of the arab league amr moussa mr melissa thank you very much for your time thank you now three years ago you sided with the attacker a square protesters calling for political changes in egypt comparing the whole of syria had backed down both for him jeff and for the region as a whole what has happened since do you now feel proud disappointed and maybe both well the. one you'll call it out of a spring i believe be it is a misnomer it is a movement for change it is a revolution against the old order so we have entered we in the arab world in the middle east. have entered already a new phase in the political life of this region but change is definitely against dictatorship and in privet of democracy now the in egypt for example moving according to a roadmap with a constitution written and approved by the people by the majority of the people we are about to start another phase which is

were lifted in exchange for the wrong limiting its uranium enrichment a former advisor to iran's give carys rather it is not helping the push towards a peaceful compromise. if he carries pressure tactics which is part of these two prong. of diplomacy the are depriving being. a dangerous. threat that we saw in prison obama's state of the union address is really come to put duct is poison is the environment for the coming talks the abroad the iran to the table by pressure and they need to escape. to gain maximum concessions and secretary kerry has been referring to this man telling us because of the nuclear program which is contrary to the content of the geneva agreement and flatly rejected by doing any and forty minutes that. and a quick look now at other news making headlines around the world a series of explosions at a cinema stand have killed at least five people eyewitnesses say a man sitting in the back row hurled several grenades into the audience around thirty people were injured some critically during the incident in peshawar. more clashes have broken out between police and use at a

. >>> cary has pled not guilty to charges of murder, attempted car theft in connection to the death of eric freed. now the murder trial is set for august 4th. he broke into the st. bernard church and beat the priest to death and tried to burn down the area. >>> he hit and killed a pedestrian and the driver is identified. he was the refer to of a a failure to yield to a pedestrian in the crosswalk and then was released. all of this comes after increasing efforts will prevent more pedestrian accidents. we saw the police in action yesterday and they wrote as least 5 tickets in just 40 minutes for potential jay walking in the mission districts. >> we want to educate people and we want to correct people who are not behaving correctly as well. >> and now they are saying 95% of the tickets are to drivers since the cars do the most damage but cyclists are getting tickets as well. according to everybody, they use used. >>> he was arrested after he refused to move a fire engine that was blocking a lane on a san diego county freeway. he was still rendering aid and moving the fire truck could have

cary and care yes lynn?ill ahead a teenager battling brain cancer catches what could be the best wave of his life. >> comcast ask time warner want to merge. what will that mean for your cable bill and blood >>> officials there are not giving us a person's age or gender or saying whether that patient had under lying conditions. this is the sixth flu death officials remind us this year's flu vaccine is particularly effective in fighting the virus. >> the proposed biggest merger of two biggest cable providers has raised concerns. >> taking a look at the possible impact on we're talking 30 million subscribers. >> yes. it's unbelievable. comcast buying time warner for $45 billion in stock both companies say they expect that to happen later this year. consumer watch dog says it would give a nonnop pollee and end up raising rates and other as agree. >> it's going to end up hitting you in the wallet. if you don't like dealing with the cable guy, just imagine the cable guy on steroids. >> the comcast points out two c

the senth - ted kennedy, john cary, clair mccaskill among others.you buy the line that this was misinterpreted? >> well, they are saying that they don't rely on it or circulate it. i think it serves as a reminder that they keep a track of friends and enemies. the clinton s are looking forward but looking back to this. people ask - how does it pertain to today. it does, if she's running in 2016 it plies to that. bill clinton is on revenge cycles in 2010 and 2012, where he took out people that didn't support his wife. it comes forward in times. >> both of you are convinced there's no question that she has not stopped running for president and will run in 2016. >> sure, the train is rolling and gaining steam for sure. all the outside groups formed around her. she is fundraising. ready for hill larry. all she needs to do is tied that she's running and the landscape is there for her. >> one thing that the book gives her credit for, talking about diplomacy is destroying the image of america around the world after the bush years. certainly you bring up the

i'm richelle cary, and for updates from around the world go to www.aljazeera.com. >> an u.s.istrict court judge has ruled that virginia's ban on same-sex marriage is unconstitutional. it's only the latest case on the federal appeals court using the reasoning of the supreme court to up end state laws, and it is the inside story.

press seetary jay cary also said washington remains prepared to impose unspecified sanctions. >> our focus today is on working with our european partners as well as the government in opposition in ukraine to assure the agreement's i amen mentation. we're not going out sanctions to hold those violence accountable escially if ere should be further violence or violation of the agreement. neil: our first guest says the united state is not even leading from behinon the crisis in ukraine. it is just behind period. here to assess the obama minute's foreign policy. we're joined by general thomas mcinerney this is a hopeful point a signed agreement. your thoughts. >> it is signed until the olympi are over, lou. then president person will put his entire fus on this. the uaine is in his sphere of influenc wants it back. he wts to rebuild the soviet union as herew up under. and there is no way, particularly the way this administration's foreign policy has been, and it is correct, leading from behind is an understatement. we're just behind. so with at kind of foreign policy, i don't think there's

. >> that is kind of cary. what is holding a pen housing market are cash-only buyers.nd rich americans. the average middle-class comerica and is basically for retreating from the housing market, perhaps waiting for either mortgage yields to grow over income growth to seller. lou: the affordability index means something. >> it does mean something. does not forget, we have good news on consumer spending, but income is still performing poorly. for the month of december spding topped expectations. income fell short of expectations. lou: and nobody has an answer for. president obama wants to talk about income inequality, but he doesn't have a prescription. the democrats don't. added to the republicans. the republicans are trying to run from the issue. the reality is this is a big, big problem in our society and our economy. lou: -- >> we are seeing the worst income rose by far of any recovery since the 1940's. until we get a recovery in terms of income growth we're not going to see much happen by consumer spending or by spending and housing. lou: to you think the republican

cary, north carolina, mr. corner stone of your administration, is the poverty of a single mother related to the salary of a ceo? robert lamb, if a balanced budget amendment is passed what three areas would you recommend cutting the most? cory, pennsylvania, with all the entitlements we have today whatever happened to jfk's words, ask not what your country can do for you. kathy lemaster, fresno, california, mr. president, why would you fundamentally try to change a country that has afforded you so much opportunity and success? and marietta, georgia, mr. president, do you accept any responsibility for the discord in washington? tim allen, nature is not fair, all seeds do not sprout. there are always winners and losers, why do you think it is possible to level all playing fields? jim, new jersey, why do you focus so much, mr. president, on income inequality when the real issue is intellectual inequality. and pennsylvania, mr. president, your signature legislation national health care is unpopular in the polls. yo

. >> right, cari lawmey carey it' as easy as people in the twitter verse would like it to be.se bad guy danes treating animals badly. it there's killing of animals and culling of animals and eating of sacred animals all over the country isn't there? how do we bring uniformity or consistency when you have different cultures at play? >> i do think we're living in a fantastic moment where these questions are suddenly bubbling to the surface and are being raised more aggressively than they would have been even a year ago, whether it's the dolphin hunt in taiji which was a huge story just a week ago. whether it's these issues around all animals in captivity including seaworld with the success of "black fish" documentary. i think these questions are being raised globally. this particular story makes it seem a little bit like the rest of the world is looking at the danish zoo as though it's a cultural divide. in fact, there are plenty of protesters over there as well in copenhagen concerned and distressed at what's going on. so i think the conversation, the fact that the conversation

although again when reporters were trying to press the senior state department official, carie ann jones whether or not this report answered that question, she declined to answer it. so that is absolutely the central question. and while at this point the state department won't say what role the president will play in this, it's clear that once a decision is made, the white house can't stay absolutely removed and that there will be at least some input. >> finally, is there any sense of when a decision will come? >> that actually is still an open question which is interesting particularly in a midterm election year. so technically we could be looking at a process that would last about 105 days if you look at technically the calendar. but one of the things that they have been emphasizing is that both secretary kerry will take as much time as he needs to consider it. so it could be longer. but at the same time some of the officials warned that it could be shorter. that they will urge agencies to get engaged quickly and frankly because this is being done under the president's executive author

martha: the trial of cary kennedy is about to get underway. the daughter of late senator robert kennedy charged with driving under the influence in a crash involving a tractor-trailer. she was on sleeping medication at the time. she said she mistakenly took a sleeping pill instead of her daily thyroid medication. six jurors will hit as my about the daily routine and prescribed vacations. the trial is expected to last one week. >> fox's alert for you now. a big win on the war on drugs. captured in mexico. a network of tunnels that he used to escape before his eventual arrest. allegedly led the cartel and build a drug empire, they say. spreading throughout north america, europe and australia. the security committee chairman hopes mexico will cooperate with us so he can be held accountable for the drug crimes in america. >> the fact is he escaped the mexican jail in 2001. my argument is he ought to be brought to the united states, put in a super max prison where he can't escape and face the ultimate criminal penalty in the united states. >> joini