claire williams has more. claire: emergency workers continue the search operation to find the missing crewmembers and bring those rescued safely to dry land. >> the rescue operation is continuing in the sea where the trawler dalniy vostok sank. 132 people were fishing. claire: the dalniy vostok t rawler took 15 minutes to sink into the waters of the okhotsk s ea. 1000 people have been involved in the rescue operation with more than 26 local boats helping out. investigators say the trawler may have collided with ice. trying to work out if the owners failed to follow safety measures. >> we were looking to the availability of lifesaving equipment and into whether an sos signal was sent on time. we will check the crew's qualifications and assess under what circumstances the ship was given permission to leave port. claire: the 104-meter long ship was 26 years old. it left port january 3 and its crew included russian, burmese latvian and ukrainian members. genie: what might be dove a cautionary tale of twitter. on m

claire: thanks for that. now, the first shipment of french weapons and military equipment has arrived in lebanon. that's part of a saudi-funded deal worth $3 billion, meant to boost the lebanese army phosphite against militants -- lebanese army's fight against militants moving in from neighboring syria. in yemen, a missile strike on the capital has caused a massive explosion. residents said the windows on their homes were completely blown away. still no immediate word of casualties, but this is the largest explosion since the saudi campaign against the rebels began almost a month ago. reporter: the saudi-led coalition in yemen carried out dozens of airstrikes against the rebels, targeting military camps and weapons stores. a coalition spokesman said strikes were concentrated in the home province the border of saudi arabia, and the a many capital -- the yemeni capital. >> 95% to 98% of the capabilities of the militia have been neutralized. some short-range artillery remain in use but this won't affect our futu

claire: consumers play a big role.supermarket and they see a shapely turnip they should show the ugly vegetables -- stephanie: your chefs are taking the turnips. by the time i eat your food i do not know. how do we convince america to go for the ugly turnip? that is the next step. claire: they have to know the impact it is having. all of this with did produce is contributing -- all of his wasted produce is contributing to issues like climate change. consumers have to understand there is an important piece of this puzzle in figuring out this waste issue. erik: thank you very much. you're doing great work. stephanie: we are leaving on crooked carrots. erik: more on "market makers." stephanie: tomorrow, the queen of the skinny girl empire stephanie frankel. she is making a comeback. we will be speaking with one of bravo's originals. we will see you tomorrow. ♪ scarlet: it is 56 past the hour. we're midway through the mate -- midway through the u.s. trading day. stocks in the green from second day. the s&p up by a third of

. >> hi claire. >> welcome. >> thank you very much good afternoon commissioners and i apologize. i that i'm hoping i have icebergs too issues that come up this morning one that retirees oh, for the record claire r.c. sf our members are concerned about hedge fund and the rfp process and hopefully, the board will interview the highest scoring applicant for the advisory committee position there's a way to interview them on a number of issues they're concerned whoever the advisors will be has some censures experience with the public funds, and, secondly, the prop c lawsuit resulted in favor a split decision but thought supplemental cola so the members are curious when the system any calculations i think there are is a waiting period for the determination of whether or not the city will appeal any of the decision but members are curious and also the fact they're concerned about the pre1996 members that were not included in the decision and if there is any comment available i think we understand what the issue is but there are a number of people in the room that are pre1996 and concern

we can't have some unscientific poll shaking claire's confidence. phil... what poll? too late. she knows. who told her? what is this, a witch hunt? oh, my god. i have to go. well, i just don't think it's a big deal. i mean, how many people read the "weekly..." "saver"? "saver," anyway?

we can't have some unscientific poll shaking claire's confidence. phil... what poll? too late.nows. who told her? what is this, a witch hunt? oh, my god. i have to go. well, i just don't think it's a big deal. i mean, how many people read the "weekly..."

claire: microsoft in a vicious cycle. many developers are not interested in writing apps for the less popular devices. customers tend to steer clear of phones and tablets which have fewer apps. choosing instead to go with android or apple. microsoft now hopes to woo developers by allowing the and to reuse their existing code to build microsoft apps. >> there's never been a better time to be a developer. the opportunity to build applications that can change the world has never been greater. claire: microsoft has only 3% of the global smartphone market. with its new strategy in place the firm says it is aiming to sell 1 billion mobile devices in the next three years. kate: as we heard, apple has been a leader in the smartphone market. it still has its own problems. "the wall street journal" reports apple found defects in its apple watch. and limited the availability of the watch as it hits stores last weekend. apple has yet to comment on the report. the wash itself got mixed reviews as it went on sale. that is all for now.

claire: bullets within walls and bloodsoaked belongings. television crew was allowed to deadly is ousted babb attack ever on kenyan soil. the members of a lament said work must be done to prevent kenyan youths from radicalized and urged his constituents to come forward with information. >> the matter of security -- who among us are the financiers of ousted bob -- of al-shabaab? who among us do logistics for ousted bob -- for al-shabaab? claire: kenya has struggled against this with its order against somalia. the region's population is made up largely of canyons of somali descent. for decades, they has accused success of national governments of legal and economic discrimination. they cite poor investment in roads, schools and hospitals are key examples. human rights watch said kenya's terror police has an "troubling record of carrying out killings and arbitrary arrests in the northeast since the 1960's, discrimination, which has helped extremist looking to radicalize others." the son of a top government official from the madera county near t

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claire, did you ever find that tupperware i lent you? the hundredth time i gave it back to you, remember? i remember you telling me a hundred times, yet my pea soup is in baggies. did you check your car? - in the... - trunk. because that's where you found that thing that you thought that you gave me long time ago, - the... the... - pizza cutter. go ahead. give me another one. yes, i was wrong that time. it's a piece of plastic. you're ruining brunch. (jay) don't sweat it, cam. i forget things all the time. like i can never remember the name of that weather guy that i liked. uh... thunder something. stormy... flash stormy? ah whatever the hell it is. i don't know. just eat your eggs, jay.

clair passed. >> reporter: one of the most distinguished ever members of it 49ers. stayed in the bay area. we have time to stay, trivia fact about a great man. >> reporter: this will probably never be equaled. played high school, college is professional games on the same home field. you will never see that again. >> reporter: will be missed in the bay area sporting community. you know, talk about this game tonight, game 2 of the series, we will be all over it. joe doing the post game interviews, highlights. fans hoping there are lot of them and hope they can get a lead, keep it. >> reporter: i think it will be a different story line this time. if you are the pelicans you don't want to go out 0-2. >> reporter: warriors looking to go two up. for joe fonzi, i am mark ibanez, back to you. >> tip-off at 7:30 p.m. thank you. >>> and coming up at 10:00 p.m. police officers with cams. we see the technology in action and ask who has control of the video. that story tonight on the 10:00 p.m. news. >>> thank you for making ktvu channel 2 news your choice for news. we are alway

. >> claire representing the sciu retirees i'm sorry sciu explicit is have the necessarily 83 formula the number of active employees can we have figures with regard to how those will fact the sciu members and, yes, i would direct you to wait before you accept those rates to see the rates overhead for each of the specific categories before you accept the rates being proposed thank you. >> all right. if i think i want to be sure claire if you would pause i understand you couldn't say i want to be sure i heard what you're requesting we do if indeed i was miss representing it your request we at least identify the demographics by active and retiree? yes >> yes. >> the component and the different formula for sciu. >> yes. >> all right. all right. so i'll turn to the executive director and maybe she can assist with the classification. >> executive director sciu has one hundred and 93 i'm sorry 96. >> repeat that. >> the employer picks up 96 of the rate for sciu the rates are for the majority of our active members which are at 93 percent so the constitutional rate itself by paid by the employ

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. >> claire, why did you and your father decide to protest? why have you been part of this? up. >> in is what we believe in. this is wrong what has been happening in this city for years. this has been brought to light by a horrible incident. this is wrong. we want justice and we want it done right. we're adamant about it, that's why we wanted to get involved. >> what some people today have said is that the way protesters, some protesters reacted by burning down buildings and throwing rocks at police was wrong as well. do you agree? >> i do. and honestly, those people who are perpetrating violence like that, i don't like to put them with protesters. they're angry and they have a voice, and they want to be heard, but that's not a process. it's wrong. there were protests all saturday that were real protests. they weren't violent. they were peacefully protesting. but yes that is wrong. i don't consider people who are agitating like that as protesters. >> mark, how long will you and claire stay out tonight? we're getting close to the curfew? >> well, we'll definitely be home befo

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claire was a personal friend of mary's. and dr. charles, he was the first doctor to reach abraham lincoln in the presidential box. and started to care for lincoln that evening. then laura keene, are actress she also made her way to the box after the assassination and cradled the presidents head on her lap -- president's head on her lap. then looking in the background sneaking around the corner, we have our assassin. our second set -- section of the exhibition really looks at the arrival to the theater. they arrived a little bit.ly to the theater. lincoln was finishing up business at the white house. so when they came in, the show was already in progress. the show was stopped and the president and the first lady were introduced to the crowd cheered. -- and the crowd cheered. we have a couple instruments that were here that night. these have not been on view for several years. and then our second -- third section is the actual act of the assassination. the president a shot so here is the gun. of course, he is shot by john wilkes boot

claire was a personal friend of mary's. and dr. charles, he was the first doctor to reach abraham lincoln in the presidential box. and started to care for lincoln that evening. then laura keene, are actress, -- the actress she also made her , way to the box after the assassination and cradled the president's head on her lap. brought water to the box for him. and then left later trying to get the crowd under control. lurking in the background, sneaking around the corner, we have our assassin. john wilkes booth. our second section of the exhibition really looks at the arrival to the theater. the lincolns and their guests arrived a little bit late to the theater. lincoln was finishing up as this at the white house. when they came in, the show is already in progress. the show was stopped. the crowd cheered. they played hail to the chief. we have a couple instruments that were here that night. these have not been on view for several years. they are part of the national park service collection. and then our third section is the actual ac

claire mccaskill of missouri. anne a spokeswoman for hillary clinton clarified her position on gay marriage. she said quote, hillary clinton supports marriage equality and hopes the supreme court will come down on the side of same-sex couples being guaranteed that constitutional right that goes further than what senator clinton said last summer in an interview with npr. back then she shedd thought it was best left up to the states. let's listen to last year's position. >> for me, marriage had always been a matter left to the states. and in many of the conversations that i and my colleagues and supporters had, i fully endorsed the efforts by activists who work state by state. and in fact, that is what is working. >> it's interest, anne. we're all developing on this. we're all evolving. i'm not calling out the former secretary of state. but it is a clarification now. this is apparently today, we're told by her campaign team, this is the first time she has actually come out and said i'm for the supreme court to rule

claire is now at home cooking in the kitchen and doesn't hear the buzzer.o intention of ever setting foot in an apartment as we will soon see. within seconds, he has france trapped alone with him in the elevator. he thinks no one can see him. but this 24-hour security camera is rolling the whole time. >> he walks up the stairs and prepares himself, calls the elevator, waits for her to come, gets in the elevator with her, talks to her, makes her feel comfortable. asks her what floor she's going to. pushes the elevator. he's very calculating about the whole thing. >> as the fifth floor approaches and france tries to walk out of the elevator, the man she's sharing the elevator with grabs her from behind and violently chokes her. he then steals her bag filled with the money she just withdrew from the bank to give as a present and he steals her cane. then he darts out of the building. france's niece, claire, has no idea any of this is happening right next to her apartment. >> the elevator is just steps away from my door, literally. this is the elevator and to kn

. >> claire mccasketel. i think she's an undersold democrats. >> because she supported hellry. >> which is why i would like to go back and kill todd achan for blowing that election because we almost took her out. >> i saw elizabeth warren this morning, and i have to tell you, she comes across as rather personable. she comes across as real. you know, i mean, she may be a progressive. she may not have the ideology that you do, but i get the sense that she believes in what she's saying. >> right. that's right. >> compared to hillary clinton -- >> she's want a murderer. she's not a killer. >> i keep starlgt again. compared to hillary clinton, anyone will come across as better than the doctor because hillary is extremely unpersonable. she does not have the normal political skills. why? how did she get there? because of whom she happened to be married to. she didn't -- like elizabeth warren, like joe bideern, like claire mccasketel, she didn't run for an office and demonstrate her political skills. she doesn't hav

. >>> marie claire is the icrc's spokesperson and spoke to us earlier from sana'a. >> the supplies thatived today are 16.4 tons of exclusively medical and surgical supplies. we have bandages iv fluids and all of the necessary items to treat blast wounds and wounds inflicted by bullets and by bombs. these 16.4 tons arrived today. they are arriving at houses now, and we are starting to send them to the fields as soon as tomorrow. we still need of course to have all of the security guarantees from everyone involved in this conflict be it by air or on the streets or on the ground so that these medical supplies can reach the hospitals safely. >>> barack obama and raul castro have spoken on the phone ahead of an historic meeting. the two leaders are set to some face-to-face following the highest level of talks between their two countries in years. >> few people back then were certain of a brighter future. fewer probably thought we could turn the tide. well today the tide has turned. and it has been turning for sometime. thanks to the efforts of everybody in the region itself. >> lucia newman

- according to this report, 80% of the flooding damage would occur in marin, san mateo, and santa claire ram counties. local, state, and federal officials are being encouraged to invest in infrastructure that is dated and they are also encouraging that we need to restore wetlands that serve as natural flood protectors. while some efforts are under way, the study found that not enough is being done. pam. >> all right, thank you janine. >>> today is the day. thousands of runners will fill the streets of boston to compete in the 119th boston marathon. with runners for more than 80 countries taking part. security very, very tight. of course after the 2013 bombing that killed three people and injured 260 others. there are 100 surveillance cameras. a team of uniformed and under cover officers and for the very first time antidrone technology to spot threats from the air. >> i see the city has stepped up. if everybody keeps an eye out and makes sure nothing is out of the ordinary, we should be fine. >> before the 2013 bombing spectators were allowed to come and go along that 26.2-mile route but

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cassie claire. where my family is from. >> a long way from claire to hear. >> that is for sure. >> i was here what's and people kept saying mayor and mayor i thought they were talking to me the whole place was filled with boston people. >> are you tom? thank you for your question. where are you from? >> i am from georgia. >> what part of the family. >> my people are in the mountains of galway not far from where maher walsh's people are from. >> have you been over there? >> once, when i was 11. >> my people are not far from there. my people are in the valley. maher walsh's people, our valley is that way is valley is that way. you might if i get a picture? >> not at all. >> thank you for coming. >> tell me your name again. did we see each other before? >> we did. i had a question on foreign policy. i asked what do you think is the biggest threat foreign to america. >> the biggest threat is a nuclear iran and violent jihadist extremists. they're all connected. that is what i think is the biggest threat

(claire) what? in a voice mail, no less. unbelievable--and by that, i mean believable.coming? i don't know. something about her new boyfriend whisking her away on a cruise. i just got my gift. (claire) what boyfriend? carl the cruise ship captain. it was in her holiday newsletter. oh, i can't read that whole thing. no. yeah, after two pages about the bird she rescued... and by the way i don't think you can say you rescued something if it dies. it died? she wrote a poem about it. a little too free with the free verse for my taste, but fine we'll call it a poem.

claire sebastian, cnn, london. >> let's take a closer look at what this could mean for those of you whoe the internet to shop not just in europe but around the world. how might this change your life. the british ins to the international and comparative law she joins us live from london. lisa, there has been seems like a five-year effort by the european commission to diminish the competitive power of google in some way. the americans though don't seem as concerned about their company. why are the europeans? >> well, as you heard from the commissioner in her press release yesterday. they're concerned. because google has over 90% of the market. in most european union. and european law is of course in europe. >> sure, they have 90% of the search market. but the claim here is that google unfairly prior tipses sponsored search results when it comes to shopping over nonsponsored content. google, it has hardly most or all of the product search site space in europe. amazon, e-bay are much more dominant. is that a good argument in this case saying they may be a dominant search engine but when it

claire williams reports. reporter: police dispersed protesters who had broken the 10:00 p.m.urfew. they fired smoke bombs at those who gathered at a major intersection in western baltimore. overhead police helicopters shone spotlights on the city. according to the police commissioner, the strategy worked. >> we did not have a lot of activity through the city. the curfew is working. citizens are safe. the city is stable. we hope to maintain it that way. reporter: on monday night, over a dozen buildings were burned. shops were looted. 20 police officers were injured. this follows the funeral of freddie gray. he died after sustaining injuries in police custody. on tuesday hundreds of volunteers started cleaning up the streets. >> we are frustrated. we need to find a better way to deal with it. reporter: this video has gotten a lot of attention online. it has even caught the eye of the police commissioner. >> get over here! anchor: the greek finance minister said he was attacked outside a restaurant. the incident occurred on tuesday evening. he has opposed austerity policies. the

joining us from sanaa, is spokeswoman marie claire. this news couldn't come soon enough? could it?> it is a positive development. we are happy about it negotiations have gone well so far. we have received indeed the permission of the co add list to send in medical supplies. we are hoping to have this done soon hopefully on tuesday. >> are you satisfied with the arrangements that are being put in place that will enable you hopefullito, to distribute that aid? >> we have reminded all of the parties involved in the current round of violence via the coalition as well. everyone who was fighting in yemen on the ground that it is imperative that we receive those medical supplies. this is a dialogue an open die dialogue that we have with all of the parties. it's a bilateral dialogue and going well so far and what we hope and what would make the difference is to see the results. >> you have got an immense task on your hands, haven't you? 11 days this air bombardment has been going on you are starting from something of a disadvantage with a conflict that is now almost fwhooiingsd? it has bee

claire drive. according to prince george's county police a man was shot there around 7:00 last night. they have not released the man's name. >>> we are now hearing from the father of the man you see here john geer in response to the big settlement his family's receiving from fairfax county police. fairfax county officer killed john geer. the police department just settled the lawsuit with the payment of $3 million. don geer still wants justice for his son. >> it's a step up the ladder towards closure. that's still a long ways to go before we get there. >> mr. geer says he wants to see torres indicted. he also wants reforms for the police department to prevent another shooting like this one. >>> your taxes won't be going up if you live in arlington. they voted on the new budget yesterday and i does not raise property taxes. it fully funds the county's school system. the school board made cuts to keep the tax rates the same. the new spending plan also includes more economic development. >>> in the da

. >> reporter: little claire made a card welcoming new cancer institute director dr.g louie. >> dr. dug v a heart. >> reporter: his colleague accepted the card and spoke to the parents. >> we understand that every child into who suck comes to this disease a tragedy. we don't take any of these for granted. we know we need to do better. >> reporter: the n. i gave fox5 it's pig on the 4% " "this figure presents an incomplete picture of nci investment in childhood cancer because nci spends half of its budget on budget research that is not disease specific but is fundamental to making advances across all areas of cancer research. >> when something is rare it's also not as profitable. >> once you know you can't unknow. you can't do something about it. >> claire family believes she's in remission and feeling -- >> g. >> for many others, though, that is not the case. >> 4% is not enough! >> beth parker reporting for us tonight. thousands every people hitting the pavement for a very good cause. runners lacing up for the annual stroehmann's walk and run against hunger. it's 19t

claire drive. a man was shot there and he's in critical condition right now. >>> that was march 30 1981. the man who fired those shots at then president ronald reagan will appear in a d.c. courtroom in a few hours. john hundredcally, jr. is looking for longer visits to his mother's gated community. megan mcgrath has more. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. john hinckley jr., has been receiving psychiatric treatment at st. elizabeth's hospital here in d.c. for more than 30 years and he's been granted more and more freedom. he spends about 17 days a month at his mother's home in williamsburg and his mental illness is under control and he's no longer a danger to society. they want a judge to grant him more time away from st. elizabeth's. more privileges. now, the government disagrees. they say hinckley continues to be deceptive. they say back in 2011 he lied about going to a movie. he actually went to the nearby bookstore and went to the section on president reagan and presidential assassins. th

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. >> who else could beat her is claire mccaskill. >> she is supporting hillary. >> which is why i'd like to go back and kill todd aiken for blowing that election because we almost took her out. she was smart enough to make sure she'd run against -- >> i'll tell you i saw elizabeth warren on tv the other morning. i have to tell you, she comes across as rather personable. >> yes, she does. >> she comes across as real. she maybe a progressive. >> she is. >> she may not have the ideology that you do, but i get the sense that she believes in what she's saying. >> no, that's right. >> she's not a murderer or killer. she's not a nazi. >> i keep starting again. >> you can. >> compared to hillary clinton anyone will come across as better than dr. mengalay because hillary is extremely unpersonal. she does not have the political skills of a politician. why? how did she get there, because of whom she happened to be married to. she didn't like elizabeth warren, joe biden, claire mcskas kill he didn't demonstrate her political skills. she doesn't have the political skills of any democrat you can name.

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clair. for the people who gather to honor him tonight -- >> this officer patrolled our streets every day. he was not just an officer who came in and left. he was a member of our community, that we knew, and we wanted to take a moment to let him know that he has our support, our arms around him and that his family. kimberly: the suspect, a 30-year-old from annapolis is in custody, facing multiple charges, including attempted murder and robbery. he is currently being held without bond. hundreds gathered to say goodbye to a man whose death was captured on camera a week ago. walter's got received a full police escort at his funeral in south carolina today. -- walter scott received a full police escort. he was gunned down by north charleston police officer, former officer michael slager fired after the incident was caught on video. he is facing murder charges. a woman is recovering after the police say she was abducted from her home. they say that this man, whom they have not named, forced his wa

a spokesperson for the santa clair valley water district would make people think twice. but many believe you don't need punishment if you educate first. >> when you educate people, tell them they have violated the rules, they generally respond without have been to go further, without having to fine them in any way >>> last year state officials gave community the power to levy $500 fines for breaches of the rules. few areas, if anyway, had to if issue those fines. >> for me it's just hard to see the water running, even if that video. turn it off. >> every single day you try to pay close attention to the faucets and showers, christina, of course, everything you can. >> conservation is king when it comes to getting out of this situation. i think a lot of people are starting to get it at this point. when you put it to their wallet books, things start to change. it's funny what monetary things can do. to start the day in san jose we're at 50. san martin 52, san francisco 47 degrees. meanwhile, chilly conditions, up in the north bay, and we have a nice day coming your way, esp