buildings and utilities is about 6 million $6 million and and smaller work orders with other departments da city attorney and medical examiner and this slide indicates the variety of departments we provide services to with our largest client being the airport police about 53 million $53 million and and we and we have 319 staff out at at the airport and 179 foreign officers and 171 civilians and mta and the port very similar to last year no new clients from last year. >> so this slide indicates our position and it's important to note that this is fte not head count. so the difference between 15-16 from 15-16 to 2014-15 is primarily due to the airport requesting 43 new positions civilian positions and psas and supervisors to help with traffic flow and additional security at lost and found and improve air field security and reduce overtime at the terminals. >> can i stop you just there? sometimes the difference between what an fte and a body is it's not fully understood so if you could just explain that. >> sure so a head count is just the physical person like you know so we will be hiring for exam

buildings and utilities is about 6 million $6 million and and smaller work orders with other departments da city attorney and medical examiner and this slide indicates the variety of departments we provide services to with our largest client being the airport police about 53 million $53 million and and we and we have 319 staff out at at the airport and 179 foreign officers and 171 civilians and mta and the port very similar to last year no new clients from last year. >> so this slide indicates our position and it's important to note that

of area public officials smeared in the corruption probe the attorney general refused to bring the city da -- the city da seems all too willing to bring it. for philly's da it's become like shooting fish in a barrel. his prosecutors bring evidence of corruption to a grand jury and more public officials tumble today. i announced the indictments of three more state legislators. as before, i take no pleasure in this procedure. >> reporter: certainly the accuseed don't either. philadelphia democrat state representative louise bishop, michelle brownly and former state representative harold james turned themselves in to state police in harrisburg. all face corruption charges emergeing from controversial undercover sting operation run for two years out of the pa attorney general's office. a case sitting attorney general kathleen ca inform e passed on which williams tuesday reminded reporters. >> to talk about the case that one, said could not be prosecuted. all three are alleged to have tape cash from an informant posing as a lobbyist seeking favors. louise bishop elected in 1988 from west philly

lin says city leaders are well aware that it has a tough reputation to shake. da? >> reporter: well, ken, city and business leaders are trying to label oakland-made products with a label like this. it is to generate civic pride and boost sales but some worry no amount of branding will work because they say oakland not only has an image problem, it's got a crime problem. some say perception is reality. and many people's perception of oakland isn't a good one. >> when you tell people you're from oakland, it's more like whoa you're oakland? that's embarrassing. >> reporter: the city tried for years to change oakland's images will no success. the latest effort is coming from the business community. margo prada and business owners are crafting a made in oakland label so products like the cereal or iced coffee can have an oakland seal. >> so everyone is aware that we're all striving for environmental sustainability, for equity within our workforce, and so there's something that says made in oakland that means all of that. it doesn't just mean it's produced here. >> 10 d

reporting live outside of the da's office in center city, i'm rosemary connors, "nbc10 news." >>> thanks. six officials have been charged. state lawmaker vanessa brown and ronald waters are still serving in general assembly. traffic court tynes has plead guilty accused of accepting a $2,000 tiffany bracelet from the undercover office. she pleaded guilty to conflict of interest. bribery and other charges were dropped. here's a closer look at how the sting went down. the informant posed as a lobbyist and held 113 meetings with various public officials between 2010 and 2012. in 2013 new attorney general kathleen kane dropped the case but philadelphia da seth williams reopened it last year. kane cited concerns over racial motivation and questioned the credibility of the informant. but williams has repeatedly questioned her decision and did so again today. >> and she said it was nonprosecutorable. clearly the attorneys of these defendants who have reviewed the audio tapes, who have watched the videotapes and have spoken to their clients have thought it definitely prosecutorable. >> in respons

70s when she got beat up by the arkansas press and by the arkansas voters because she had the awed das cityame. that kind of thing lingers with her. she ran the education standards in arkansas successfully but she was seen as being -- >> i disagree. >> no, i'm telling you why she has scar tissue. >> i know. but she had that reset button. remember, she brought it to russia. come on now. >> she's got to do that. i'm trying to explain why it's hard for her, mika. >> lonnie you've gotten call frgs rubes from rubio christie why are they calling you, who do you like? >> i like all of those guys. i think the challenge for republicans. you saw this with ted cruz yesterday. we know what ted cruz is against. >> we do. >> he does b like obamacare or amnesty. >> he made that clear. >> or the irs. >> or executive action. but what we need the know more about is what do republicans stand for. i think that will be the big challenge in this election and that's what cruz has got to do and all these other guys have got to do as well. >> why are they calling you and what would you do for them? >> i think they'

cases twoebl two or three in the past year that really have in fact not only through the city attorney's but the da's. >> so if you look at the offer you'll park one it is a report that is what the whole departments report federally we're up by 24 percent but we have had a decrease in robberies and aggregated assaulted and arson down pursue your firearm arrests are up we've recovered 29 firearms this year and agreed 16 and the atm cases is still pending and that is will be on next year's. >> if you look at the calls for service we went under 20 thousand to 29 thousand but you look at our calls which are the urgent calls remain the same a slight uptick on the i guess the let's urgent call and sea fair is a call for service an officer needs to respond to so overall what we do when we prioritize calls the proprietor 8 calls go to anybody and the b's to anyone and c is the sprapt one i tell the staerth is if they see it is pending too long they need to go out and make sure the officers are diluted well, we do is a a really good job of response time traffic is probably one of the primary e-mails i get we'

. >> she has a stall near the city's most famous pa go da. >> i didn't know my photo would be displayed in the tea shop, but now i'm happy because i can talk about the health benefits of drinking coconut water. >> she said she does not know much about the festival, and she has not had a chance to see or listen to her part in it, but she has played a role in getting people to celebrate the beauty and rhythm of the city. al jazeera yangon. >> remember you can find much more on everything we're covering on our website www.aljazeera.com. richer and stronger on the profits of the slave trade. over twelve million men, women and children were forcibly transported from africa on slave ships like this, to the colonies and plantations in north and south america. today slavery is illegal on every country on the planet. but the truth is, slavery did not die in the 19th century.

city. live in oakland, i'm da lin, kpix 5. >> police will close to solving the killing of a 14-year-old oakland teen. devon ellis was shot to death over the weekend while walking with some friends. witnesses reported hearing multiple gunshots and then a car speeding off. oakland police tell us they have a man in custody for a different crime, however they say he is a person of interest in this killing. >>> a major pot bust in hercules. police found more than 200 pounds of marijuana standard in a van parked at the franklin golf course tuesday. the pot was loaded into these eleven garbage bags each weighed about 20 pounds. police say they found a glass pipe. the estimated street value more than $700,000. 44-year-old richard van horn is facing charges in the drug bust. >>> three suspects are in custody after a high-speed chase across several east bay freeways this morning. it ended in a crash on i-680 in walnut creek backing up traffic for miles in the southbound lanes. chp officers chased the suspects from highway 4 in antioch to highway 242 and then to 680. it all started when antioch police spo

. >> she has a stall nery the city's most famous pogo da. >> i didn't know my photo was going to be displayed in a tea shop. but now i'm happy because i get to talk about the benefits of drinking coconut water. >> she said she does not know much about the festival, and she has not had a chance to see all that is in it but she has played a role in the beauty and rhythm of the city. >> the u.s. first lady michelle obama is in cambodia promoteing girls' education. she visited a school in the northwestern city, all part of the "let's let girls learn" initiative. many are not getting the schooling they deserve. >>> now hundreds of students have been expelled in india for cheating during a major exam, and their parents were largely to blame. they're climbing the school walls to give their children the answers. >> cheating on a whole different level. these parents climb up four floors folding answer sheets into paper planes and throwing them to their children. effects inside show children openly passing notes to each other under the noses of supervisors. the police accept bribes to look the other wa

organize against violence in the city we want to make sure we end human trafficking in san francisco every opportunity (clapping) i just want to say i'm so proud of the da and the public defenders and our police department work together with me and our community based on organizations with leaders in the women group to make sure we do everything we can and examining everybody we can we've got a justice and courage oversight panel that worked together for 13 years making

how the da is responding to alleged wrong doing across the city's law enforcement ranks. >> and firefighter fall the condition of that central valley >>> family members of a missing uc berkeley student tell us vazquez was found dead near the campus. he was last seen leaving a fraternity party at usc. he was part of the soccer team and the coach says the entire team is grieving. >> eloi was a wonderful teammate and very close to all of his players players. our guys are grieving pretty hard right now. we have to keep supporting them. >> tiffany wilson is covering the story and tweets he was fatally struck by a car in l.a. his body identified this afternoon. tiffany will have a live report coming up on abc 7 news at 5:00. >> a little known plant is producing tab water for 340,000 bay area customers. abc 7 news reporter will show us how it's helping to stretch the water supply also as well coming up on abc 7 news at 5:00. >> the top law enforcement official launches an investigation into the troubling charges of wrong doing at the sheriff and police departments. the latest accusations have been

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organize against violence in the city we want to make sure we end human trafficking in san francisco every opportunity (clapping) i just want to say i'm so proud of the da and the public defenders and our police department work together with me and our community based on organizations with leaders in the women group to make sure we do everything we can and examining everybody we can we've got a justice and courage oversight panel that worked together for 13 years making over one hundred and 20 recommendations thank you for your wonderful work the very first time we were spriemd that took this long did first time our did dependent on the status of women are able to start collecting even better data on human trafficking to making sure that everybody commits the departments and community based organizations to have the data that thrills what we need to do the best and most to end human trafficking if he wanted to do this i want to give a special shout out to supervisor cohen in partnership with ore and our housing authority we're now finland two advocates funding with the housing authority to make sure that even the most xhifshg challenged families in the

city of san francisco. >> reporter: not sure what the reason is for the da conducting that investigation and why he it continuesll for an independent investigation outside the city of san francisco. >> pam: two-man are behind bars accused of the crime dripping photo from uc berkeley?s >> pam: deadly shooting in union city. according to police. tonight, two men are behind bars accused of the crime. >> pam: gary wayne gates and kenneth young , were arrested and charged with shooting 32-year-old tjorn ernis magee to death at a nightclub called the spot on alvarado blvd. in union city. >> pam: after the shooting.fremont police pulled over the men in a white van matching witnesses descriptions. police say jealousy drove young to shoot and kill mcgee after he saw an ex- girlfriend talking to him. >> pam: the men are being held without bail. >> pam: santa rosa police are joseph manuel medrano. a repeat stolen vehicle offender who eluded police the suspect was last seen speeding in a stolen honda accord at cleveland avenue santa rosa, before later >> pam: member. a reward of up to 500 dollars is being offered for infor

city. that energy translates to the camera. >> here in couple jump we've been able to embrace what we wanted to do with this frenetic feel. >> and also has the fun of a kind of daci code because we're going to be in all of these really exotic locations. down in the dead sea in the desert, in these tunnels underneath the city of jerusalem. so it's got that kind of adventure, thriller, aspect to it. >> the chase scene comes very early on and what i wanted to do was show the audience jerusalem but not just by showing shots of jerusalem. it's very easy to show a shot of jerusalem but i like to integrate the great use of jerusalem through a chase scene so you end up with a chase scene in the market. and then the skyline of jerusalem in the background. >> the prubz also shot under 9 middle of the jaw dion desert to recreate the american southwest the location of the cult's compound. >> you could feel the water in your eyes evaporating and just the salt trying to form. >> the sun came up over jericho. it was like, so hot. >> okay so pick you. >> the story of "dig" also takes viewers to norway. the first day of filming was in a remote location in northern canada. doubl

da lin, kpix 5. >> there will be a celebration of chyemil pierce's life in front of city hall tomorrow at 2:00. police are still searching for more suspects from that gun battle. >>> five san jose teens will be charged with murder for a drive- by shooting. three boys and two girls ranging from ages 14 to 17 will be tried as adults. they have also been charged with a gang enhancement. 20-year-old juan luna was killed early saturday near oak street and south almaden avenue. two days later police chased a car matching the suspect vehicle description. they arrested five teens when the car's tire blew out in pleasanton. police later found a handgun tossed from the car in the chase. >>> a health warning to guests at a napa hotel. they may have been exposed to hepatitis "a." two employees who worked at the westin verasa napa were diagnosed with the contagious livermore disease. they worked -- liver disease. they worked at two of the eateries, la toque and bank cafe and bar. anyone who visited those restaurants at the hotel between february 9 and 26 may have been exposed. >> i have eaten at la toque in

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don't think it was applied uniformly across the city i think that in some instances i can probably state those are at some point in time over drinks with the da there are arbitrary capricious decisions. >> this is the case that's in front of us now. >> sorry to look at this. >> are you going to make a motion commissioner. >> i think i will but i'll lose. >> i'm not sensitive of the finding being valid and therefore i'm going to vote to overturn the variance. >> oh. >> number 1, 2, 3. >> madam president. >> and number 4 and 5 hard to argue that. >> we have a motion on the floor from commissioner fung to overturn the zoning administrator overrule the granting of the variance on the basis that finding 1, 2, 3 have not been met. >> on that motion to overrule commissioner president lazarus no commissioner vice president honda. >> no commissioner wilson is absent thank you. the vote is 1 to 2 the motion fails, the granting of this variance is upheld. >> i have no other motions. >> okay with no other motion commissioners there's no further business. we're a - >> first of all, let me begin by saying what a wonderful city i'm so luke for the mayor of

support of our position in that lawsuit in texas, the national league of cities filed an amicus brief that i think says it best. daka and da ba, the defender action program for parents, will fuel economic growth in cities across the country increase public safety and public engagement and facility date the full integration of immigrant residents by promoting family unity and limiting family separation. that's from the national league of cities. [applause] >> thank you. >> from my homeland security law enforcement point of view we need to encourage people who have been here for years to come out of the shadows be held accountable. frankly, the litigation and the decision and the injunction puts us in an untenable position. the judge does not quarrel with the notion we have the ability to engage in prosecutorial discretion prioritize. prioritize felons over families. prioritize criminals over those who have been here and not committed any serious crimes. i want to take the additional step and encourage them to come out of the shadows so that we know who they are. the injunction basically prevents us from doing that. we're su

da lin, kpix 5. >>> still ahead, fighting gang violence in the south bay. one city's new plan to make the streets safer by putting teams to work. >> a kpix 5 weather watcher is reporting in with rainfall totals for the first time. steven in pinole says a tenth. talk about how much rain to receive throughout the bay area and we'll also talk about if there's another chance of rain coming up. >> a curve ball in court >>> a bay area city has a plan to get teens off the streets starting with putting them on the payroll. new at 6:00, kpix 5's len ramirez is live in san jose with the city's big push to put teens to work. len. >> reporter: veronica, the city of san jose has had a big problem with burglaries lately. the city said today that over half of the people recently arrested for burglary in san jose most of them were teenagers. and so the city is now reaching out to teens offering to put them to work before the bad guys do. diana romero took a cashier job at target as a 19-year-old. three years later she is still on the job supporting her 10- month-old daughter while sa

da. >> reporter: well, ken, their hope is this will make some kind of difference. city leaders and community organizers are glad the cops dismantled these two rival groups but one city councilman admits this is just a drop in the bucket. police this morning arrested 16 gang members saying they were part of the 56th and 69th avenue gangs and confiscated 36 handguns and machine guns. >> from street robberies, burglaries, home invasion robberies. >> reporter: police moved in fast to dismantle the gangs because that's were about to start another turf war over the killing of a 69th avenue gang member. the crackdown is a welcome sight for councilman larry reid but says it's not enough. >> because there are too many young people out there with guns. there are too many young people that have no sense of value for life. >> reporter: reid has seen raids like this before and seen what happens after. more gangs and gun violence on the streets of oakland. bob jackson is also cautiously optimistic as police make the announcement at his parking lot a family inside is holding a funeral

da. as you may already know, i have early childhood dramatic brain injury to the left lobe and i have been assessed to the city for what i qualify for but i have never been assessed for what i need. i have been thrown at bevin dusty's door so many time, i feel like a rubber ball. when the shoe doesn't fit, please do not blame the foot. again, i ask the sfmta board of directors for a safe place to park, without your help and support, i cannot overcome my circumstances and thank you so much for your time. >> thank you, melody. director, i know that we have had these oversized vehicle restrictions come up to us before and each time we have them come up, we do talk about the outreach, we talk about what measures the parking control officers and the police officers go through. does anybody want more staff comment on this or -- i'm sorry, do we have one mr. speaker, i'm sorry. >> my name is nick, i'm from the coalition on homelessness, we do oppose again the posting of these signs, i don't think it's necessarily outreach and the issues of people being notified of the sign, although i'm sure not everyone is notified

da announced she is not running for a third term. >>> sky force ten over a house fire in trenton. one person had serious injuries and the other person rescued had minor injuries. >>> the city's new police citizen advisory group met for the first time today and leaders say the community's involvement is gaining traction. >> george spencer is live tonight where he asked about the new efforts. george? >> the police chief here says operation disrupt is already reducing crime. and a central part of that division is connecting the offers that work here with the regular citizens that live and work on these streets. you could hear the presence of wilmington police this evening on the city's west side near the scene of the most recent shooting. eight to ten gunshots overnight and teresa reading says it's too close to her family. >> you could smell it. >> they are hoping to take concerns like that off of the streets and bring them to meetings like this. a foundhall tonight after a relaunch of the police citizen advisory group. they say it is part of a new effort sis in involvementing residents with their own public safe pi. >> in addition to the reopened advisory group, the new operat

city is facing a high cost. take, for instance, the settlements we saw, everything 22 million. that is four cases. there are others, law sues that will be filed, and the da in brooklyn is reviewing about 100 cases, and there's families now. they are staring at a big cost. >> we could be looking at hundreds of millions. >> it's possible. >> that's our show for today. i'm very well. thank you for joining us. al jazeera america gives you the total news experience anytime, anywhere. more on every screen. digital, mobile, social. visit aljazeera.com. follow @ajam on twitter. and like aljazeera america on facebook for more stories, more access, more conversations. so you don't just stay on top of the news, go deeper and get more perspectives on every issue. al jazeera america. >> now that we know the crash of the germanwings jet was no coincidence, later on america's paper money, it features presidents, war heroes buildings, historical events what have we left out, just half of the population. ready to make change, it's the "inside story."

city. what happened when 2 investigates got involved. . >>> well, 2 investigates concerns from east bay neighborhoods about da lap dated buildings becoming a magnet for drugs and crime. at least 17 former town homes have been empty for years and are falling apart, full of graffiti and debris. >> if this was a private own are, the city would come in and have it tagged and within two weeks it would be bulldozed out of here. >> the city says they don't have money to tear down the buildings and are looking for a private developer to get involved. >>> uber is being sued by taxi for false advertising. 19 taxi companies filed a complaint in san francisco. uber claims it is safest drive on the road and has the strictest safety standards possible. uber calls the lawsuit frivolous and operates in 290 cities around the world. >>> new york city yellow cabs are now outnumbered by uber cars. there are over 14,000 registered uber cars in new york compared with 13,500 yellow cabs. however taxis are still the ride of choice, picking up over 400,000 more fares a day than uber. they can be really hard to find when it the raining outside. >>> it is 6:26. th

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city is facing a high cost. take, for instance, the settlements we saw, everything 22 million. that is four cases. there are others, law sues that will be filed, and the da in brooklyn is reviewing about 100 cases, and there's families now. they are staring at a big cost. >> we could be looking at hundreds of millions. >> it's possible. >> that's our show for today. i'm very well. thank you for joining us. >> criminal gangs risking lives >> it's for this... [ ♪♪ ] >>> this week on "talk to al jazeera" u.n.i.c.e.f. director anthony lake. >> you see children everywhere who have not given up hope. if they haven't given up hope what possible excuse can we have for giving up hope >>> as the syrian war enters its fifth year he says critical efforts are needed to stop millions of children becoming a lost generation. >> every one of those members is

city is facing a high cost. take, for instance, the settlements we saw, everything 22 million. that is four cases. there are others, law sues that will be filed, and the da in brooklyn is reviewing about 100 cases, and there's families now. they are staring at a big cost. >> we could be looking at hundreds of millions. >> it's possible. >> that's our show for today. i'm very well. thank you for joining us. >> protestors are gathering... >> there's an air of tension right now... >> the crowd chanting for democracy... >> this is another significant development... >> we have an exclusive story tonight, and we go live... al-shabab fighters storm a hotel. there are reports the siege may be over >>> hello, you're watching al jazeera. i'm jane dutton live from doha. also coming up in the next 30 minutes - more air strikes in yemens a saudi arabia-led coalition tarts houthi rebels -- targets houthi rebels for a third day. millions head to the polls to pick their next leader. plus - until they have a

city is facing a high cost. take, for instance, the settlements we saw, everything 22 million. that is four cases. there are others, law sues that will be filed, and the da in brooklyn is reviewing about 100 cases, and there's families now. they are staring at a big cost. >> we could be looking at hundreds of millions. >> it's possible. >> that's our show for today. i'm very well. thank you for joining us. >> there we go it's ok. look at that look! [laughs] >> [inaudible]. >> i don't believe it. >> what do you mean by saying that a baby loves its mother? >> hey. cute little thing. >> so what's her name gonna be? >> cami. camilena anna diaz, but it's

city is facing a high cost. take, for instance the settlements we saw, everything 22 million. that is four cases. there are others law sues that will be filed, and the da in brooklyn is reviewing about 100 cases, and there's families now. they are staring at a big cost. >> we could be looking at hundreds of millions. >> it's possible. >> that's our show for today. i'm very well. thank you for joining us. >> al jazeera's investigative unit has tonight's exclusive report. >> from coast to coast. >> people selling fresh water for fracking. >> stories that have impact. >> we lost lives. >> that make a difference. >> senator, we were hoping that we could ask you some questions about your legal problems. >> that open your world. >> it could be very dangerous. >> i hear gunshots. >> a bullet came right there through the window. >> it absolutely is a crisis. >> real reporting. >> this is what we do. >> america tonight. tuesday through friday. 10:00 eastern. only on al jazeera america. a show about innovations that can change lives. . >> the science of fighting a humanity and we are doing it in a unique way. this is a show about science by scientists. let's che