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make sure to bookmark kpix.com/weather on your computer or phone to get personalized radar and city-by- city. >>> 5:34. a convenience store clerk and his friend take down a would-be robber. surveillance video shows what happened in richmond early yesterday morning. take a look here. the clerk at the am/pm market appears to casually stroll, remove the gun from the suspect. the clerk called for help from a friend who was out by the gas pumps. the friend comes in, wrestles the suspect to the ground and restrained him until the police finally got there. >> i grabbed him from the back, picked him up in a little wrestling move i know, took him over, bam, it's a wrap. >> a little head and arm to the floor there. authorities said the suspect is michael corbin, booked on attempted robbery and weapons charges. >>> a delta airlines plane filled with smoke moments after it landed in oakland late last night on a flight from l.a. kpix 5's cate caugiran is in the newsroom with the latest on that troubled landing. >> reporter: investigators will be working to figure out what went wrong and passengers who we

cities are basically by computer systems now in the west especially everything that people do in a city generates they even driving around the citiesincreasingly monitored by computer systems moving around even walking if you have a small phone generates a truck through g.p.s. systems and geographical mapping systems whether we can also add credit card transactions we can at the c.c.t.v. systems on the street except for etc etc so it's being called a day to tsunami if you like the idea of my ass it waves of data being collected not by humans really but by computers. normally we associate surveillance with the police and security services we forget that the major internet platforms and provide is are also trying to follow our every step. the magic word is data mining. sophisticated programs combed through the streams of data worldwide in search of specific criteria which can then be used to create a market based records. creating is the stable operation bob was done making at me and what you are advocating knighton self-interest sense of that is which it often. which is has always been the case and had on just businesses for hundred

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if they are creating databases, they are individualized and held city by city. because of concerns you have a program run by the federal government at the center of controversy. >> for people concerned about the privacy and licence plates being tracked. what can they do to fight in? >> they can't fight it in the sense of parking your licence plate, because that's illegal. the best way for people to fight it is to engage at a local level. 14 states introduced legislation to regulate how police use the licence plate readers. we'll see more of that across the country. >> a lot of police departments are adopting this technology. >> absolutely. >> well, it is not carnovale yet, but they are dancing in the streets of rio. [ ♪ music ]. >> hundreds of residents are partying on the beach. it runs one day before christians observe lent. >> jason collins became the first openly gay athlete to sign a contract with a major north american professional sports team. more on this transaction ahead. breaking barriers in the world of wine - how this gentlemen went from a tough neig

was going to be a if he did ratdalbase even if police departments 'til individualized head by city by city are increasingly be being shared. i think because of concerns about the ns. a. you already have one dragnet surveillance program run by the federal government that is the center of chondro jersey right now do they want another one? >> she also said people should push local lawmakers to regulate companies that collect data. >> still to come on al jazeera america, many are asking if ukraine will further strain relations between russia and the rest. what is the future of nato in all of this. our in depth coverage in the week ahead. >> john henry smith. a gay athlete makes history in the los angeles. we will tell you about the historic return of jason collins to the nba. >>> welcome back to sarkese. here is a look at your top stories this half hour. federal prosecutors announce today they will seek to extra died joachin guzman, the drug lord captured in mexico after a 13 year long manhunt wanted on a variety of charges including drug smuggling in seven u.s. districts. the president of ven

we are convening, for example, philanthropists and business people, city by city who are interested in addressing these kinds of problems at the local level. there is an economic component to it as well though. >> sure. >> what's interesting when you look at what's going on right now, you are starting to see in a lot of white working class homes similar problems when men can't find good work, when the economy is shutting ladders of opportunity off from people, whether they are black, white, hispanic, it doesn't matter, then that puts pressure as well on the home. so you have got an interaction between an economy that isn't generating enough good jobs for folks who traditionally could get blue collar jobs even if they didn't have a higher education and some legitimate social concerns that compound the problem and so we want to hit both. >> all right. keystone pipeline, new study comes, in environmental impact negligible. 42,000 jobs. you are going to okay it i assume. >> first of all it's not 42,000. it's a cup can pell thousand to bill the pipeline. >> 42 all tolled. >> bottom line is

city-by- city forecasts anytime. >>> a san jose family says they lost everything after a carport fire spread to the townhome. kpix 5's keit do is at the scene this morning where four homes were burned forcing 18 people out of their homes. kiet. >> reporter: this is a bittersweet almost tragic story that could center a happy ending if you could -- that could have a happy ending if you could help. we are in the back unit of the townhome that burned here in south san jose. firefighters believe it started somewhere out here in the carport area around midnight this morning. the flames jumped to the building. the crackling and the popping of the fire woke up the woman inside. she ran out tried to fight the flames herself. that did not go well. she went back inside and evacuated her family. that's when the flames spread to the adjacent unit. 18 people total were evacuated out of here. the family that lives there, the woman, she is a breast cancer survivor, lost everything evacuated in her pajamas and socks. she has no shoes. this family says they need help. >> so we're pretty much already bare-bones complete bottom. >> reporter: need as much help as you can? >> yeah. all we need is just the help. support from our community, donations, whether it be from go fund meclothes, canned food, anything. >> reporter: food, school supplies, they will take it. we have their contact on our twitter page. there were no injuries. kiet do, kpix 5. >>> some new details this morning a problem with the air- conditioning unit caused a delta airline plane to fill up with smoke moments after it landed at oakland yesterday. kpix 5's cate caugiran in the newsroom now. cate, you're gathering new information about this investigation this morning. >> reporter: frank, yes. airline representatives say the cause was not electrical. the smoke came from an air- conditioning pack after the plane landed. passengers aboard delta flight 4454 are waking up safe but jittery from last flight's landing. leave all your belongings and get off this aircraft! >> why? >> go! >> in? why?! >> we cannot breathe back here. go. >> that was cell phone video of a flight attendant speaking to passengers. the smoke started when the plane reached the gate. the 75 passengers and four crew members were clueless as to what was going on with the smoke in the cabin. >> at first we didn't have any idea what was going on except for the smell of smoke and felt like we were in a bar and, you know, people were smoking and you could citya red light. it was really weird. >> this is video shot by passenger linton johnson. he says he was sitting in front of the plane. johnson says the flight attendants didn't seem to know what was happening. airline representatives say the attendants conducted what was called an expedited deplaning through the main cabin door after the smoke started to fill the cabin. johnson says it smelled like rubber that was heated up. today the airline says mechanics will be working to fix that issue. frank? >> cate, was anybody hurt? >> reporter: no. despite the chaos, everyone was able to get off the plane safely and no reports of injuries. >> thank you. >>> new this morning, changes are in the works for the nutrition labels on just about everything that you buy at the grocery store. the fda now unveiling the new look proposed by the obama administration. calorie count information will be bigger. calories from fat information will be removed h >> i think that they get very confused by the percent

city residents. the city transit system like the city itself would have changes during the san francisco earthquake. the transition that will pursue from this aftermath would change san francisco's transportation system once again. facilitated by city boss, abe ruth, ushering in the electric city car. the writing was on the wall. the clammer had begun for the experiment including public transit people. owned by the people and for the people. the idea of a consolidated city-owned transit system had begun traction. and in 1909, voters went to the polls and created a bond measure to create the people's railway. would become a reality three years later. on december 28, 1912, mayor sonny rolph introduced the new geary electric streetcar line and the new san francisco railway. that he said would be the nucleus that would host the city. and san francisco gave further incentive to expand the city's network. a project by way of tunnel leading into chinatown by way of north beach. in december the first streetcar was driven into the tunnel. just two years after its berth, muni had added two lines. and k, l and m lines that span out from westportal. in 1928, the j line opened heading west to the beach. in 1944 san francisco voters finally

in cities like new york, the taxi drivers who work for uber do have to have those credentials. this is playing out city by citye will continue to see this action in the year ahead. >> i will take the other side of that. i was hit i have car and the taxir was not any type of driver. accidents happen all of the time. i do not understand why that makes a difference. i would rather taxis be less regulated because then they could sell -- serve the demand on the new york city streets. when they get a certain number of fairness, they are not allowed to pick up any more customers. and i think the surge pricing is what the market has been asking for, an easy problem to solve. -- maybe thebar yellow cab drivers should take a book. >> ituber's is addressing a supply demand imbalance in some cities. you are right. every type of service driver has all sorts of technology distractions. the question that is going to be litigated here, if there is a smartphone app that these companies are using, is that a distraction? that will be an issue that will be litigated. it could be impact. or uber and these companies. ful forcould b

the decimation of the 40-hour workweek as a part of obamacare, i took a bus ride throughout the city by cities in south carolina to figure out what real people were saying in their environments. and what i learned was that too many people are stuck now working 30 hours a week because obamacare eliminates a 40-hour workweek. if we had an opportunity to eliminate that aspect of obamacare, i think we could find more money in the take home paychecks of many americans. another aspect of obamacare that we should address very quickly is the medical device tax. here's another $29 billion leaving the pockets of small business owners which makes it more difficult to create jobs. as a small business owner myself, here's what you cannot keep asking us to do, pay higher taxes as we did january of last year, $630 billion of higher taxes, more regulations, obamacare takes another $800 billion out of the pocket oz of small business owners through higher taxes and more rev to yous and hire more people. we can't do all three. we can do two of the three.i'd like to see more jobs created in the private sector. >>

, ait is hand-to-hand combat city by city and state by state. they have good lobbyists.ghting alongside l and sidecar. in california they have been approved. in boston and miami you cannot buy -- use it. we have the same question that you guys are bringing up. we went out and that these services and talked to the driver. by large, they said surge pricing does get them on the road. it may be facing the supply and demand imbalance. >> here in new york, they have to have a maximum today -- per day. unit that pretty fast. there is a low barrier to this kind of entry. >> to have a long-term land of being a logistic network and liver in food and other services. focused at least for the short-term term on expanding the service and try to get the fares down. i think all of these companies have a long-term vision of doing something different. for now, the story is expansion and trying to get the driver within the network. much, bradu so stone. i encourage everybody to read his article. >> brad stone has 60,000 followers on twitter. i think it is because of the covers for business

it's on uber and how it's trying to disrupt the taxi industry, city by city.ber, along with other ride-sharing services, saying it's basically as easy as getting a taxi as booking a resmbings on open table or checking a price on amazon. like, adam, price gouging has really been something that's been a negative critique of uber. seinfeld's wife had to pay $415 to go cross town during a snowstorm, and she tweeted about it, how upset she was. >> and you have no recourse. it's not like you can say, hey, i don't want to pay that, no. it's the price. >> that's part of the issue in terms of regulation, because you don't have any sort of insurance as you might with a yellow taxi. of course, boston and chicago taxi operators are suing cities. >> you've actually written about this. uber's price gouging is the future of business. really? >> you like it. >> i do. it's important to emphasize that most of the time uber, especially uber ex, is cheaper than taxis. in boston, it's cheaper. the question is, is this surge pricing really a negative for them and is it going to kil

we begin with a city by the bay and a noxious neighbour. the city by the bay and a gree threat. >> we are introduced to richmond california. >> there was a big boom. and i got scared. i got really scared. then i saw the fire, a big

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city by city, a nice day in the south bay, upper 60s, 63 in san jose, 62 in walnut creek and 51 degreesd mostly clear for tomorrow as well. we expect thick fog tomorrow morning, but then we get a treat. some rain and we need it as we head through the wednesday of the week. san jose and san francisco over to you, scott. >> thank you much. we'll have another local update for you in a half hour. ♪ >>> it's 8:00 on "today." coming up, weather >> i'm hoping to get my experience on top of the podium. i have a chance to do it. >> we'll meet the 18-year-old with the need for speed. >>> we came, saw, we conquered. what happened when we went against the folks from prime time in the first ever nbc anchor olympics. monday, february 17, 2014. >>> i want to thank my friends and family back home for all your support over here. >> really appreciate it. thanks so much family and friends. >> we killed that one. knock had the out of the park. >> i'm tj's mom. happy to be here in sochi. >> hey to my parents in arkansas. >> hi to everyone in colorado springs. >> hi we're here from new york to support usa ho

>> it to look like almost the country divided by sunni cities, by shia cities and kurdish places. >> basically, now there's lots of, there's a lot of violence. now, johnny's wife was in baghdad -- no, i'm sorry, excuse me. johnny's wife was in mosul and you were in baghdad, and can you tell us what -- you didn't actually know what happened. tell us about that story. >> so at the beginning after they kill my brother and they start targeting me, so we told everyone we are, i run away to syria or jordan so no one can harm my family. anyway, they threatened my wife they sent her, like letter with bullet that means she'll be the next target, they will kill her. she had no option. next day she did everything and she moved to baghdad spent way to second, there's a lot more to that story. first of all, she had -- johnny's wife is an incredible woman, and we go into it in more detail in the book, but she was, she was threatened quite a lot and thought she was going to die at several points. finally, at that episode when she got the bullet, she decided she just had to go to baghdad because tha

you can tell that by look at city lights but you can make out the city lights. use windshield wipers like i did here. talking about mission boulevard overnight starting tonight extending for the next four nights. closure towards 880. continui continuing to do the work. as mission and niles, house fire reported, we're tracking that, traffic control on mission boulevard, around 238 through the area. over here, south bay moves smoothly, typical overnight. looking toward the north bias well, smooth flow of traffic. san rafael camera picks up few cars and no major concerns navato through the site. smooth drive across the richmond/san rafael bridge. mist could provide slick conditions. >>> update developing news, deadly clashes between police in ukraine, next. >>> named the valentine's day bandit. coming up, a look who the fbi's on the lookout for on the peninsula. >>> taking a look at the beautiful torch that is burning. big day ahead for san jose's own polina edmunds. what is focus? it's a wondrous sensation of clarity and alertness... it's owning your opponent... i

by people in sacramento saying you can't talk about it. why are they suing the city? they have been suing the city for the last 7 years saying they are prevented by the city. meanwhile they have tried to buy it. tnd also tried to buy it. what did tndc get? they got a subpoena for all their records. that's why they are not here and for the planning commission. the planning commission was told that but somehow it escapes their attention. they were told to let go. this lawyer keeps writing back and completely unresponsive. the size, it is certainly over 5,000 square feet. the way condos and coop's including the deck belonging to that 1 unit. >> thank you, would the variance holder care to speak under rebuttal? okay, there is three 3 minutes for the zoning ad

>> so it look like almost the country divide by sunni cities, by shia cities and kurdish places. >> basically, now there's a lot of, there's a lot of violence. >> [inaudible] >> now, johnny's wife was in baghdad -- no, i'm sorry, excuse me. johnny's wife was in mow is suggest, and -- mosul, and you were in baghdad, and can you tell us what -- you didn't actually know what happened. tell us about that story. >> so at the beginning after they kill my brother and they start targeting me, so we told everyone we are, i run away to syria or jordan so no one can harm my family. anyway, they threaten my wife, and they send her, like, letter with bullet that's mean they're going to kill her. so she add -- had no option. so next day she took everything, and she moved to baghdad. >> wait a second, there's a lot more to that story though. first, first of all, she had, johnny's wife is an incredible woman, and we go into it in more detail in the book, but she was, she was threatened quite a lot and thought that she was going to die at several points. finally, at that episode when she got the bullet, she d

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city is looking at a localized basically if for example new york city were to say ok we're going to become more resilient and we're going to do that in part by not using silicon valley data centers to to run our city we're going to do all that here is a better to do it at the level of the city itself or at the level of the neighborhood should they say you know ok so who is going to have its own center and greenwich village will have its owner and helps get you know that's. about it well there's a lot of factors to consider and i think the really difficult thing to navigate going forward these systems is that at the end of the day many it objective many of these systems is to make our cities as efficient as possible so that we can operate them more cheaply and you know with less energy use and less emissions but in a lot of times squeezing out the excess capacity actually makes you more vulnerable to a disruption or a crisis and we see this in the cellular telephone network and in the cellular telephone network is is optimized for peak peacetime activity not for peak crisis activity and every time we have a disaster you know whether it's the boston marathon bombing or the sandy flood here in new yo