the co-ops were sponsored -- i'm sorry. the co-ops we sponsored launched on time as independent entities. >> reporter: james martin chalks it up to politics. >> i know the number of attempts to derail the affordable care act. >> reporter: he's confident health republic will be financially sustainable. though near-term the botched health care.gov rollout has meant a slow start to enrollment. >> we are not seeing the first-time enrollees that was part of the target audience and the target segment for the affordable care act. whether they're the group that's waiting until the end of march i'm not sure. >> reporter: early enrollment has been mixed for the co-ops. health republic of new york has garnered 16% market share, making it competitive with commercial carriers. while minutemen health in massachusetts has struggled. but aca gives them time to get it right. up to 15 years to repay the bulk of their loans. bertha coombs, "nightly business report," new jersey. >> that is "nightly business report" for tonight. i'm susie ghari

yet another problem with co-packers.e're burning a lot of money transporting product from the co-packer to our storage facility. we need to build a factory right away. how much money does this business need to go to the next level? >> i think whatever it takes to build a facility. >> have you looked at any? >> yeah. >> what's the output? how many--what's the production capacity? >> quadruple what we could get-- what we could bring in now. >> for every one you make today, in a new facility, you could make four? >> correct. >> where's the facility at? >> the building we're looking at is in keyport. >> can you take me to see it? >> i could. >> all right, so this is it. it's been vacant for 25 years, and there's so much crap in it, it's unbelievable, you know-- >> don't be too enthusiastic. >> yeah, well, you know, the roof's been leaking, the stuff fell, it was flooded, it's-- who knows what you're gonna find in there, but-- >> and then more after the storm. >> i personally think it's beautiful. i love the building, i love

the co-pilot locked the door and took control. authorities will file charges. >>> another march planned to protest a fatal shooting by a sheriff's deputy. the 13-year-old was shot when police mistook his toy rifle for an ak-47 he did not comply with orders to drop the weapon -- >>> new this morning, a body is found in a home in martinez. arrested for murder after police located the body in her home. no information about the victim now and an autopsy will determine the cause of death >>> a woman says she's a serial killer. and are currently in custody in pennsylvania. t'e charged with killing a stra, they lured through a "craigslist" ad. friday, she me >>> 19-year-old barber and her husband are in custody, they're charged with killing a stranger they lured through a craig's list ad she mentioned 22 other killings during an interview with a reporter. >> you can take all of everything else she said in the interview and you can take all of the numbers she threw around, but the more surprising thing is that she said if she got out, she

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with a co-pilot diverting the plane. al jazeera's tim friend reports. >> the drama started over italy and two fighters jets were scrambled to accompany the plain plane. the fear was it was a full scale hijacking. the plane eventually touched down in geneva at 6:00 in the morning local time. the co-pilot said he'd sought asylum for fear of% accuse in ethiopia. he waited for the pilot to go to the toilet before locking himself in the cockpit. he gave himself up. >> at 6:10 the co-pilot came out with a rope, he then announced that he was the hijacker. >> all 202 passengers and crew on board were unharmed. the co-pilot could be charged with hostage-taking which carries a prison sentence of up to 20 years according to prosecutors. tim friend, al jazeera. >> trapped south african miners are refusing to leave a pet now that they find they might be arrested. rescue operations have stopped at the site. so far 21 miners have been rescued from the shaft. there are reportedly 15 miners still trapped in the pit. >>> ukrainian opposit

a co-pilot hijack his own plane. he waited till his pilot went to the bathroom and he locked hit oum of the cockpit. he alerted authorities and said he was seeking asylum. passengers and crew files down the stairs with their hands in the air. they weren't even aware they were hijacked. the co-pilot opened the cockpit window and lowered himself down with a rope before surrendering to the authorities. he locked the other pilot out of the cockpit during a bathroom break. two italian fighter jets were scrambled to accompany the plane once the hijack alert came in. it may be the hijacker was hoping for a softer landing and a better chance of asylum when he landed flight 702 with 202 passengers and crew on board in a more non-political country like switzerland. nobody was hurt but it forced the airport to shut down entirely for a couple of hours. since then some flights have resumed and airport officials hope everything will be back to normal later today. it's unclear why the hijacker is seeking asylum. already they're con

police in geneva confirmed the co-pilot who is under arrest was the co-pilot of the plane. he used the bathroom and then locked the main pilot out. he then diverted the plane from its intended destination of rome to geneva where he claims he was seeking asylum. now, once landed in geneva, the passengers were escorted out on the tarmac with their hands in the air as a security precaution. all were uninjured. they made a reaching stop in sudan before being diverted from its final destination from rome to switzerland. he surrendered himself to police on landing, lowered himself down from the cockpit by a rope. anne-marie? >> charlie d'agata in london. thank you, charlie. >>> well, this morning the upper midwest is getting whacked with snow from iowa to ohio, snow and freezing rain. winter storm warnings and advisories are posted from da coy ta to michigan. up to six inches of snow is expected in chicago today. thousands lost power. parts of massachusetts got as much as 15 inches of snow. meteorologists say the unending stream of storms is tied to extreme weather in other parts

instead it was hijacked by the co-pilot, a 31-year-old ethiopian. the hijacker redirected the plane over italy, which scrambled fighter jets after the plane signalled a hijacking in progress. over switzerland, the hijacker radioed that he wanted to refuel and said he feared for his life. >> we need asylum assurance that we will not be transferred. >> reporter: he circled geneva repeatedly, a scene on this flight-tracking map before finally being allowed to land. the pilot, still locked out, reassured the passengers and asked them to be patient. the plane is safe, he said, the co-pilot is locked inside. he is not armed so there are no risks. the hijacker then climbed out of the cockpit window down a rope and turned himself in. swiss police say he now faces hijacking charges, ethiopian officials say there was no justification for what the co-pilot did and request his extradition. while passengers who lived through the ordeal finally made it to rome, relieved to be with loved ones, ayman mohyeldin. london. >>> and now back here to russia to the action

swiss police arrested the co-pilot after the jet touched down in geneva. the co-pilot is believed ethiopian man in his 30's was seeking asylum in switzerland. he feared some sort of danger in ethiopia. officials say the co-pilot locked the door to the cockpit when the pilot used the restroom headed from the capital to rome with 202 passengers and crew. all are safe. >>> developing news from fairfield: police are searching if a gunman who shot and killed a 16-year-old girl. amy hollyfield is at police headquarters with the investigation. amy? >> the community has responded to the death of the young person. look at this memorial that her friends have created at scene of her death, full of flowers and candles and her body was found saturday morning at 4:15 near the railed tracks off phoenix drive in fairfield. police say the 16-year-old naomy rojas. they need help to find her killer. >> this is an ongoing investigation and we are looking for the public's help to put the pieces together. >> police have not said if they have identified a suspect. they have not

high speed police chase has just co to an end just moments ago.t the toll plaza at the golden gate bridge. live picture you can see traffic moving along on the bridge. don't know how badly it has been impacted by this but apparently some sort of a chase involving the police on highway 101 just ended at the by bridge toll plaza we will run that down for you and more information here during this hour and of course on twitter at this web site on the golden gate bridge on 101 if i misspoke i apologies again we don't know whether there was a crash or injuries or anything just know a chase he bed at the toll plaza we will keep you updated and bring you more information this hour on twitter and of course at 11 over on channel 7. >> moving on. big chinese new year parade come and gone but the celebration continues and this one is geared towards this one is geared towards children sausalito kids of all ages enjoy the bay area discovery museum and got to be part of the festivities in fact. event featured performance by the chinese performing art youth group

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the co-pilot locked the captain out of the cockpit.passengers say the co-pilot threatened to crash the plane if the captain did not stop knocking on the door. a couple with their five-year-old daughter were headed home from ethiopia to indiana. >> we knew there was a lost turbulence, we lot a lot of altitude and yelling over the speaker. put your masks on! >> a terrifying expense for them. the 31-year-old co-pilot was looking for asylum in switzerland could now face up to 20 years if prison for taking hostages. >>the maker of candy crush smartphone game has filed for i.p.o. with the new york stock exchange intending to raise $500 million through selling of shares. they launch on facebook in 2012 and is super popular with women and has been one of the most downloaded free apps on the iphone and google play estimating the value at over $45 per share. >>> the store displays that catch your eye caught the attention of a it the mother but did not like what she saw the she was shopping with her son at a packed clothing store and saw t-shirts

he's the co-founder of fix. an app that will fight your parking ticket for you or at least help. >> the first thing that you need to do is to take a photographer. >> first take a photo of the picture and then they guide you through the possible reason that could be invalid or the very least, debatable, and then mails your complaint to the mta as he says that there is a lot to complain about in san francisco. >> the regulations and the ordinance for each parking ticket, it is spread across like three different statutes. and so not only is it confusing to the average person, but confusing to the parking as well. >> reporter: they require street cleaning signs to be placed within 100 feet of any spot that could be ticketed. red zones have to be painted according to certain specifications and those temporary no parking signs, they cannot just spring up overnight. >> these have to be put in place three days before the no parking regulation goes into place. >> people do make mistakes and sometime there is are courts.

the co-pilot is now in custody.stories this morning, a 19-year-old pennsylvania woman facing murder charges for killing a man they met on craigslist. she says she has killed at least 22 other people. she gave an interview to the newspaper in sun berry, pennsylvania. she stopped counting once she hit 22 killings. they have been in contact with the fbi and law enforcement in places where barbara has previously lived while they investigate her claims >>> a kentucky pastor best known for starring in a reality show about handling snakes. he died saturday after being bitten in a church service. the star of snake salvation believes in a bible passage that suggests that poisonous snakebites will not harm those who are anointed by god. he refused to be treated. >> i kept smacking him in the face, dad, get responsive. after he passed out in the bathroom, never did say nothing else. his last words was, sweet jesus. that was it. >> this is not the first time coots was bitten by a snam. he once lost part of a finger z. >> if you

i just want to add my co-sponsorship and support to supervisor campos's tenant relocation assistance payment legislation. i'm really excited this is moving forward and i just want to thank supervisor campos's office for working on this legislation. over the last year our office has been fielding so many calls and hearing from residents, many who grew up here in san francisco that are fearful of losing their home or have been served eviction notices. but are often most stunned when they see the relocation payment fee that they are offered under our local ordinance. and realizing that it's barely enough to move and even find a comparable unit for even a month here in san francisco. and, so, it's great to see that out of many of discussions that have been coming out of the neighborhood tenant convention, most recently the one in the south of market and the tenderloin which we both attended, that this was a theme that often emerged from our tenants, which is landlords have the right to evict us. how can we find a comparable place to live given this is a relocation fee and it's so out of

here's the twist -- that man, the suspect, was the plane's co-pilot. the 767 with 200 people on board was supposed to go to rome but was diverted in midair. police say while the pilot was in the bathroom. the plane circled the airport in geneva several times while authorities tried to figure out what was going on. once they landed, the co-pilot apparently climbed out of the cockpit, through a window and down a rope. the passengers were taken off the plane with their hands up. everyone on board is okay. that's the great news. police say they were never threatened. the co-pilot apparently wants asylum in switzerland. a lot going on here. this was huge, huge drama overnight. we'll be following this throughout the morning. >>> all right, here at home, prosecutors in the so-called loud music murder trial say they plan to retry the defendant, michael dunn, after the judge declared a mistrial on the most serious charge against him. that charge of first-degree murder. the jury did convict dunn on three counts of attempted murder in the shooting that left teena

something happened to bring co-workers into the same room and neither of them left alive. >> elise's husband, eddie, was treated for his head injury and released. as incredible as eddie's story seemed, evidence at the scene appeared to support it. the entranceway floor was littered with takeaway containers of leftover food from the restaurant. electrical cords used to tie eddie's hands were on the bedroom floor. underneath the intruder's right hand was the knife used in elise's murder. and eddie gave police a videotape that elise made before her death. it contained some shocking allegations against her superiors in the navy. allegations that perhaps the navy didn't want to be made public. well, did you know that old macdonald was a really bad speller? your word is...cow. cow. cow. c...o...w... ...e...i...e...i...o. [buzzer] dangnabbit. geico. fifteen minutes could save you...well, you know. >> elise and eddie had been married for only five years at the time of elise's murder. they lived in an apartment off the military base and had no children. >> elise enjoyed being in the navy. she

a co-pilot hijacking his own plane.e waited until the other pilot needed to use the bathroom and then locked him out of the cockpit. he alerted authorities himself while the plane was in flight and said he was seeking asylum. passengers file down the stairs of the ethiopian airlines flight in geneva with their hands in the air. the swiss police saying they were unaware they'd been hijacked. the co-pilot opened the cockpit window and lowered himself down with rope. the co-pilot himself seized control of the boeing 767 after locking the other pilot out of the cockpit during a bathroom break. two italian fighter jets are scrambled to accompany the plane. it may be the hijacker was hoeching for a softer landing and better chance of asylum when he landed flight 702 with 202 passengers and crew on board in a more political neutral company like switzerland than italy. since then, some flights have resumed and airport officials hope everything will be back to normal later today. now, it's unclear why the hijacker is seeking asy

co-workers, however, disputed that. >> he used to say some nasty things about his wife.urse would see that he's busy doing something, walk over and say, is there anything i can do to help? and his response usually was, yeah, get rid of my wife. >> a search of chaz' computer revealed some surprising e-mails, which proved chaz was having affairs. >> chaz higgs wrote to a woman, a co-worker, and said, i'm doing everything i can to make this blank crazy, and it's working. >> investigators were also suspicious when they listened to his entire 911 call. >> something's wrong with my wife. she's not breathing. i don't know what happened to her. it's not trauma or anything. she said she's been really stressed the last six months or so. hey, i'm going to do some more cpr, okay? >> yeah, go ahead. >> he does not sound like the panic-stricken grieving husband whoa is surprised to find his otherwise healthy wife unresponsive, unconscious and near death. >> and ambulance workers said chaz didn't look very concerned either. >> one of the things that the paramedics reported was mr. higg

i'm proud to stand with the majority of the board of supervisors that are co-sponsors on this. as we move this forward to make history in san francisco. and i know we can make history by passing this ballot measure in november. our coalition for the sugary drink task is building unity also not only a unified measure that's come forward today, but also a unity in our neighborhoods and solidarity for our children's health in a fight across this city because we know big soda corporations like coca cola and like pepsi and dr. pepper, the three big industry giants and their so-called american beverage association will be pouring millions of dollars, perhaps more than we've ever seen historically, in san francisco. and they even spent $4 million to defeat measures in small, tiny cities, richmond and el monte a few years ago, but we expect them to pour huge amounts of money to mislead san franciscanses. we'll be fighting back with science, commune edward jones ~ education, and shape s.f., also the danger of bad food and drinks as well. we'll send a message san francisco is not for sal

of this resolution as well as supervisor kim for your co-sponsorship as well. i brought this resolution forward because it is a critical issue that is before the filipino immigrants who are here in the united states. many of them are undocumented. it is actually in the capacity of the department of homeland security to grant temporary protective status to people who [speaker not understood] with other victims or communities impacted by disasters like in haiti as well as i believe syria, another place syrian residents, immigrants are a group of people gaining protective -- granted temporary protective status. the typhoon haiyan in the philippines was three months ago. we all knew the devastation was great. but it continues to this day. there are 4 million people who are homeless. there are 16 million people overall in the philippines who have been impacted by this. and what temporary protective status would do would make sure that people who are living and working, filipino immigrants who are living, working in the united states would not be deported. and we're

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the co- pilot surrendered. no passengers were injured.wiss authorities will press charges. >> a woman accused of killing a man she met online is now claiming she has killed dozens of other people. she is accused of luring a man. she stabbed him to death. they were married three weeks before the killing. the couple was later arrested. in a recent interview in jail she says she was involved in satanism. she also says she has killed about 22 people but stopped counting after that. >> you can take everything else she said in the interview and you can take all of the numbers that she threw around the more surprising thing to me it was the fact that she said she got out she would do it again. nearly two years after the deadly shooting. zimmerman gave an interview in spanish withunivision. since his acquittal he says he is homeless, jobless and struggling with posttraumatic stress disorder. he also tell cnn that he wants to become a lawyer son no one else has to suffer the same and justice that he did. and justice that he injustice that he did.

the father of three was active in his church, and well liked by his co-workers. he even considered the victim his best friend. but a background check revealed saintil had a violent past. 20 years earlier, saintil served four years in prison for aggravated assault and concealing a weapon. and despite working three jobs, he had money problems. >> he was paying child support, from what i understand, for two different children, and the amount, when i add it up now, the amount's probably about $700, $800 a month. it was quite a large sum of money. >> the forensic evidence clearly pointed to wilson saintil as the man who killed stephen holmes inside the steak restaurant. but investigators wanted to know what happened to the $8,000 missing from the restaurant's safe? that's when they learned that saintil visited a local furniture store the day after the murder. the furniture store had a security camera in the office, which showed saintil paying off a $1,200 debt in cash with $100 bills. much of the money stolen from the restaurant was in $100 bills, from the gift certif