cynthia cole and john you're going to stick around.ook at what some call the government to corporate revolving door. ray suarez hosts inside story weekdays at 5pm et / 2pm pt only on al jazeera america ♪ ♪ ♪ >> hi i'm pam executive director of the world privacy forum and i'm in "the stream." >> welcome back. al jazeera's investigative unit documentary, broken dreams, the boeing 787. relationships that could be perceived as too cozy between politicians, regulators, and big government. woj. >> spokewaj. >> every single day about 8 million of us fly in one of these. as airline passengers we make compromises on luggage leg room food. but the one thing we never expect to compromise on: our safety. the new al jazeera documentary broken dreams highlights the safety concerns surrounding boeing's commercial airplane, the 787 dreamliner. the film also highlights the close relationship between some government rerkts and regulators and boeing. the vp of the association that represents the manufacturer. consumer advocate says the relationship is pr

thanks to mark, john, craig and cynthia. you can catch the documentary broken dreams the boeing 787 on al jazeera america at the time times listing on your screen. freed by isil, hundreds of yazidis are released by the armed group in northern iraq. ♪ ♪ >>> hello, i armor teen dennis, welcome to al jazerra, we are live from doha. coming up on the program. at least five people die in rioting in niger during protests against the magazine charlie hebdo. greasegreece arrests four people within an alleged belgium terrorist cell. and this is the scene in manila where

thanks to mark, john, craig and cynthia. you can catch the documentary broken dreams the boeing 787 on al jazeera america at the time times listing on your screen. >> troops on the streets of belgium cities for the first time in decades

. >> >>cynthia crews: thank you. i just want to thank everyone for the opportunity to be here at what is an historic moment in combatting climate change and being a leader, to combat climate change for san francisco and for climate advocates. i was at a conference completely unrelated to climate change, but the first thing i saw this morning was a presentation on creating a culture of co-creation. i thought well, isn't that what we want to do today. that sets the tone of what we want to do is to have a culture of co-creation of lafco, of the puc, of the mayor and the department of environment and all of these groups coming together. labor, coming to go to create this program that will change our city, that will change our planet. i just want to say how happy i am to be here with you today and that my intention for this meeting is a culture of co-creation. thank you. >>supervisor john avalos: thank you, commissioner campos? >>supervisor david campos: thank you, mr. chairman and madam president and to the commissioners

. >> cynthia fong, deputy director for finance administration. due to the sake of time i wanted to make sure the community's wish for a full presentation of theime -- item or open it up for comments. >> i would be interested in a full presentation. >> okay. >> back in march of 2012 the authority board approved a one year contract with two individual one year amendments for an moa with the office of workforce development to enhance the hire for the phase ii. there was a goal of, there was a 50% goal for a new hire. we've been working with the -- office of economic workforce development for the past two years. after the first year contract we brought this amendment to the board for an additional one year term. then we are here before the committee again to ask for the second and final extension to this contract. i have -- representative from the oewd and staff here to work you through the services they provide and some of the information attached to the memo before you. >> thank you very much. >> thank you. pat, city build, economic and workforce d

. >> reporter: 61-year-old cynthia calkin received two tickets for running a red light at this intersection haram, both captured which traffic camera. >> i just think this is not the right way to go about giving people tickets. >> reporter: it's a reaction shared by many in recent years as red light cameras have proliferated popping up in nearly 500 cities nationwide. law enforcement agencies say they reduced the number of fatalities and injuries caused by drivers who run red lights but critics say they're nothing more than a money grab with the state of florida collecting $55 million in 2013. >> it's añr money-making issue disguised as a safety project. >> reporter: attorney ted hollander has been challenging the legality of red light cameras in florida for years. >> i would like to see the camera companies take their cameras somewhere else and let's put some police officers back to work. >> reporter: and he may be one step closer to the goal. last year an appeals court fognd that the city of hollywood gave unfettered discretion to the private arizona company american traffic solutions or

my name is cynthia cole. >> cynthia cole spent 32 years at the company, never on the dreamliner companyseen this memo before. >> wow. the programme schedule may require deviation to the preferred process. see, that one sentence there, that fragment of the sentence - you know, you don't change your quality process for schedule. you make quality happen in the schedule. they are shortchanging the engineering process to meet a schedule. and they are not even allowing quality control to do their job, and telling them this is how it's going to be. i don't see how these people who write these things and agree to these things and the signatures, how they sleep at night. i don't get it. how can you do that? as an engineer, i find that reprehensible. >> how does that make you feel as a flyer? >> yes, not flying on a 787. it makes, you know - i've been avoiding flying on a 787. seeing this i would definitely avoid flying >> monday. the most secretive nation on earth. >> we're heading to the border between north and south korea. >> a rare glimpse inside. >> kim jong un sometimes does strange things

. >> he even met a beautiful debutante named cynthia applewhite. was love at first sight and marriage quickly followed. on the outside, life was better for louis. but inside, deep scars remained. >> because of the bird, i had nightmares. because of my life in prison camp and resentment about many things that had happened in prison camp, i had nightmares because of those things. the nightmares were every night. i couldn't get rid of it. i went to the v.a. hospital and the psychiatrist. they didn't help. until one night i woke up strangling my wife instead of the bird. and that scared me. it scared her. it got worse and worse. it didn't gradually go away. it got gradually worse. >> louis was free from the physical clutches of the bird. but unbelievably he was still in a battle. it would prove to be the greatest fight of his life. >> coming up, one of reverend billy graham's crusades, changing louis zamperini's life forever. >> i lost everything that i possessed outside of my wife and little girl and it was then that my wife was able to persuade me in

. >> he even met a beautiful debutante named cynthia applewhite. was love at first sight and marriage quickly followed. on the outside, life was better for louis. but inside, deep scars remained. >> because of the bird, i had nightmares. because of my life in prison camp and resentment about many things that had happened in prison camp, i had nightmares because of those things. the nightmares were every night. i couldn't get rid of it. i went to the v.a. hospital and the psychiatrist. they didn't help. until one night i woke up strangling my wife instead of the bird. and that scared me. it scared her. it got worse and worse. it didn't gradually go away. it got gradually worse. >> louis was free from the physical clutches of the bird. but unbelievably he was still in a battle. it would prove to be the greatest fight of his life. >> coming up one of reverend billy graham's crusades changing louis zamperini's life forever. >> i lost everything that i possessed outside of my wife and little girl and it was then that my wife was able to persuade me into

terms of the transparency and accountability of our operations i want to thank our deputy for finance cynthia for another 11 years in a row she also and her team led the improvements to sf come to make sure that members of the public can go to my street.com and let's us know if there's not an improvement you want us to look at the grants management prlt added consortiums and the sponsoring agency to go paper less and along a new impressed in a fancy way to help us become for efficient and in terms of our procurement policies i'm pleased we have a strong be l.b. that n e and for a contract ending during a fiscal year 2013-2014 we say a perform of 24 percent by the dbi will i lbe and 24 by f e firms that's to the credit of our finance team and our capital project team that continues the outreach to the community to increase their performance and participation in our program finally, i wanted to saw i sigh a big thank you to supervisor avalos and for the past two years your support and continuance guidance helped us to be fiscal and robust to the staff and community and to the partner agencies a

. >> thank you so much, cynthia. mayor lee, may i beg your presence on back of the historical society and myself i would like to present you with a copy of my book. mayor edwin m. lee: thank you very much. [ applause ] >> thank you, i hope you enjoy it. thank you. >> all right. mayor lee, you have to come up one more time. this is an official badge. c'mon up. thank you for the honor of making me the liaison for the centennial. i'm thrilled. i would like to present you with this original badge from the 1915 exposition, the opening day. can i pin it on you? mayor edwin m. lee: sure. >> this is what would have been worn on this day to enter the gate. you are now official. thank you for everything you are doing. >> thank you. [ applause ] >> thank you all so much. this officially ends, oops. madam would like to address you. >> i just wanted to say when the mayor gave us the instructions, i think they were instructions with go do this. we got together with the office with phil and with all the organizations that really ha

[llaman a la puerta] >> cynthia necesito hablar contigo. >> pues yo no.

. >> cynthia ¿tÚ sabes si--si bruno anduvo detrÁs de la idiota de paula en algÚn momento?

. >> patrÓn, patrÓn, la seÑora cynthia se quiere matar. >> ¿quÉ dijiste, macaria?ico que me queda es mi trabajo? ya no tengo familia, no tengo amigos. porque, pues, todos en el pueblo me ven mal por lo que hice. bueno, por lo que le hice a ulises.

. >> patrÓn, patrÓn, la seÑora cynthia se quiere matar. >> ¿quÉ dijiste, macaria?Único que me queda es mi trabajo? ya no tengo familia, no tengo amigos.

mi nombre es cynthia montero de durÁn. >> vanesa, tenemos que hablar. >> sÍ, ya me dijiste.

. >> it probably we work closely with the board of appeals certainly with the cynthia 2k3w08d at the scene if someone needs to bmi up their knowledge we allow them to temporarily waterproof it. >> i want to make it clear can i unusually it's a day or two to close it up. >> but it needs to be in conjunction with our office. >> we need to meet with the contractor and clearly state what that entiles not finishing the project. >> misunderstood. >> so is that a motion commissioners and is the basis that the existing 0 permit doesn't conform. >> mr. pacheco call the roll please. the motion from commissioner fung to deny this permit with the finding that this permit didn't conform to the existing variance. >> that's right. >> on that motion to deny this permit commissioner president lazarus commissioner honda is absent commissioner wilson thank you vote 3 to zero given the boards vacancy this permit a rerecognized with that finding there's no more business commissioner president lazarus. >> we're adjourned >> good afternoon. welcome to our san francisco board of supervisors meeting of decem

and cynthia bailey will talk with fans on sunday at 11:30 a.m. you can have all that information at your fingertips. you can see all the weekend's events and set to reminders. search expo to go. >> what can $59 million get you? well of course local teachers it means potential raises. where and what is blocking it from happeni these are the perfect conditions for frostbite. new this morning, a new method to treat stroke patients. >>> off to a freezing start. tom kierein is tracking hour by hour. when we'll get above freezing today. stay with us. it is 27 degrees right now >>> welcome back at 4:39. k over a large swath of the country. i wish i could figure out how to unstuck it. live pictures in chicago. 8 degrees there. it feels like negative 10. pretty picture, though. a deep freeze. places used to snow like north dakota minnesota are seeing blizzard conditions. jacksonville florida saw rare flurries. jacksonville? things are expected to warm up slightly for this claiming. >>> a home owner in fairfax used a portable space heat tore try to thaw fr

. >> i didn't know a brief was served i was completely un- i contacted cynthia goldstein's lastly later and i heard a brief was filed that's the first time i heard about it. >> i want to ask the folks standing on the side of the room by the door please take a seat the fire department request that are on. >> good evening. i'm mark brand the architect for this case you originally heard last month i'm representing my client karen woods only b upon the facts and circumstances hearsay arisen s such fashthsz could affect the rehearing the appellants had an opportunity haven't shown any new facts and circumstances they are said they were upper ware i assume mr. williams is aware of the board rules and regulations it is unfair why he didn't ask about the dpws brief that was on the website a that's where i got a copy the appellants your fwharps unaware of the brief they were unable to prepare a rebuttal they were aware of the argument if he were prepared to rebut any aircraft they are would be prepared to rebut the brief mr. mims i williams put in his request before the holidays dpw had difficul

to my left is deputy city attorney, and i'm cynthia gold steen, the board's director. chris buck is here in the front row, he's a forester with the department of public works. and at the table in the front corner here is corey tigue, representing the planning department and commission; and senior building instructor who's representing the department of building inspection. if you would please go oefrz the board meeting guidelines and conduct the swearing in process. >> the board requests you turn off all phones and pagers so they will not disturb proceedings. please carry on conversations in the holeway. the board's each has senl minutes to present their cases and three minutes for rebuttals. people affiliated with these parties must conclude their comments within the seven minutes period. to assist the board in the accurate preparation of minutes, members of the public who wish to speak on an item are asked but not required to submit a speaker or business card to board staff when you come to the podium. . speaker cards and pin rs available on the left side of the podi

. >> i'm just seeing a cynthia that i didn't know exists. >> unfollow, whatever, friend contract is dead. >> i know of claudia, yeah. >> it was a different reality when leaks was the first to be cast as a real housewives of atlanta. >> we started so long ago there wasn't a lot of black african american reality shows on television. but now we have every show in the world. >> there weren't many black reality tv shows but today we have many and we also know that most of america, they only have the opportunity to see or understand another ethnicity through tv. so what do you think the impact of these black reality tv shows has been on the perception of black america? >> it's been both negative and positive, okay? i feel like when our show first started we were positive. i thought people really liked it. even though we got in your face it was never a fistfight. it was mouthing. our first physical fight on our show was last season. they really took it there. it's just been negative. it's been negative the type of shows that have come on and i always say when i meet all of these reality stars b

. >> reporter: for cynthia qaa kin, she'll have to wait to see if she gets a refund.miami. >>> coming up after your local news on "cbs this morning," more on the winter storm warnings for the east and midwest. we'll get the forecast. plus, tips on investing your money in the new year. we'll see weather wall street's rally will continue. >>> and dr. david agus tells us about the most promising medical innovations in 2015. that's the "cbs morning news" for this friday. have a great day. i'm anne-marie green. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com . >> awaiting the arraignment of live from the special victims unit with the very latest. >> smoke and flames rip through west philly commercial building and firefighters say they had a harder time than normal putting out this fire. >>> new cases of hepatitis emerge in a new jersey community, now prompting health officials to issue more warnings for people who may be at risk. >>> all those stories and more coming up. we start with the forecast as we head into the weekend? katie, watching the first big storm of the year. >> yes t

. >> thank you so much, cynthia. mayor lee, may i beg your presence on back of the historical society and myself i would like to present you with a copy of my book. mayor edwin m. lee: thank you very much. [ applause ] >> thank you, i hope you enjoy it. thank you. >> all right. mayor lee, you have to come up one more time. this is an

two beautiful daughters, vern a lee and interest -- interest cynthia an. in january she remained a member of the baptist church. she was known as an excellent cook and established her catering service which serves the bayview community and she retires the unified school district on friday january 9th, ms. lee passed away at age 88. she leaves a loving and beautiful family cherished memories with her children, grandchildren, her brother, johnny b harris and sister willie may carter and along with other friends and family that will mourn her loss. we also celebrate her life and time and her legacy and grateful for her contribution. mr. clerk, the rest i submit. city clerk: thank you, supervisor cohen. supervisor farrell. >>supervisor mark farrell: thank you. i would like to introduce that will be here by a homeless count. this is a requirement of hud to receive funding for homeless services and programs and helps the federal government better understand the scope of the issue here in san francisco. it captures information around our homeless population. i th

. >> cynthia says what she thinks happened to her daughter, britney, as e teen walk across the trainracks before 6:00 p.m. mondanight. >> oki ining down like this, cat see the arms down behind her, had the hephones in, and she coul't hear the train coming. >> 18-year-old britney silva died instantly when the train hit her at high speed. apparently because ofhe ear buds, she did not hear a witness yell for her to get out of the way. >> i tell all of you young ones out there, when you walk down the street and you got your hdphones on, keep one in and one out soyou can hear the world around u. >> she was a senior at the high school set too to the prom this weekend and graduate in june. >> she was always so nice and compmenting people all the time, you know what i mean? so outgoing and loving. this is such a tragic thing that happened to someone who is so specl. >> students signed a big sheet of paper to britney's family inclung her mother and 11-year-old siste >> like, everyone loved her. everyone knew her. she wou always dance, always. she was always giving me great advice. >> wow. a p

our crew first noticed cynthia while she was singing in the gospel choir at the north carolina correctionaltution for women. ♪ i want the father's way >> i've been convicted of first-degree murder, and my sense is life in prison without parole. >> but the real surprise came when she told us of her life before prison. the mother of two used to make her living on the other side of the bars. >> there's not too many people in here who used to be a correctional officer for the same state that they're now incarcerated in. but it's actually been very helpful to me because having been an officer, i can understand the reason behind a lot of the silly rules we got to go through and the procedures we got to go through. i understand their perspective more, so i just -- it's easier to take some of the humiliations we have to go through. >> ruple offered no excuses for her fall from correction officer to inmate. >> i've been convicted of first-degree murder. it was the death of my husband. we had been married 22 1/2 years and he was a good man. my husband did not abuse me. he did not deserve what i did t