so if your child is in daycare and you take your part-time job, you won't lose the daycare you have for that year or that determination. so we thought that was important. the other thing was meeting the needs of children with disabilities. this was a strong passion of senator harkin, a well known advocate for people with disabilities, and i know he will speak to that. but it will require states to examine what are they doing to coordinate with the idea programs, again, for preschool age children with disabilities. omnibus a child who faces a disability -- often a child who faces a disability is in a daycare that doesn't promote learning. canned i have, ms. rivera, i have a constituent in maryland, she spoke at our press conference yesterday. her name is kathy rivera. she's the mother of two children, age 7 and 2. she is also a resource person working at cen tro nio family services which is information and services and focuses on early childhood education. now, her little dpirl was born without an ear. -- girl was born without an ear. that's rough going. so imagine being an infant, then

by law, regulators here in the state are only required to sñjf daycares oncexdlp e years. having an inspection to make sure that this program is meeting some Ñr(t&háhp &hc >> we know we need a new system. we know that's in the future. >> since thatfá report first aid we have action to share withe1 u fromxd sacramento. proposed billse1jf requiring an dayt( care inspections and mandating those reports get posted online. >> coming up after the break, we investigate ski resorts. what they are doing or not doing to protect you on the sl!h"s. our cameras take you to lake tahoe. stay with us. >>> we all know we're taking a & risk, but the question here what precautions are skixd resorts making to minimize your risk an1 your danger?c investigative elise kerschner give you éey >> is therei] like something written like an operationx safety plan? something like that? >> it was a simple question. >> a safety plan detailingt( th d:grñ thatok we were told would easily be answered. >> we went and we can see that? >> their safety plan? >> wee1 fi2&? started asking fa safety plan a year a

one law would require more frequent inspection of daycare facilities. the other would require that inspection information to be posted online so that parents can easily find it. >> at the end of the day, we have a responsibility. it feels like common sense that we should have as much information as possible for parents to make an informed decision. >> one of the proposed bills has already made it through an assembly committee. a public hearing has been set to hear the other bill before the human services committee in sacramento next month. now, coming up tonight at 11:00 p.m., we talk to lawmakers on both sides of the aisle on those proposed changes and how our investigative unit is taking its own action to make those records available. >> at 11:11 right now, baseball getting under way right now. those problems bubbling up, you could say. >> apple versus samsung round three. the two smart phone giants go head-to-head once again in a san jose courtroom. why this one could pull another tech giant into the mix. >> and we are tracking this spring storm that

. >> today the senate debated that aims to increase safety at daycare daycare daycare daycare centers. they would be required to undergo training and open up their centers for inspections every year. background checks could also be required. >> you must assure every parent they are not part of the work force. >> $13.1 billion over 5 years to expand access to programs. a final vote is expected tomorrow. >>> the suspect linked to the shooting and injury of a san francisco police officer last weekend was in court today. this is surveillance video of the 50-year-old, jeffery ruano, who was arrested sunday morning. today he was charged for backing his car towards officers and for possessions ammunition. prosecutors say the officer was injured by friendly fire by his fellow officer. >> the charges jeffery ruano has been charged with are the appropriate charges. >> the incident happened during a traffic stop in san francisco about 9 hours before the arrest. the officer was hit in the shoulder and recovering. >>> the proposal to let voters decide on the building height limits is getting major

today a manassas daycare director heads to court to face child abuse charges. she runs the smile preschool. she's accused of abusing a 5 and 6-year-old in february. the preschool was shut down this month after she learned she didn't have a proper license to run the facility. an attorney says she's conting fully with police -- she's cooperating fully with police and believes they misinterpreted what happened. our reporter will be at the a navy this morning. football player who suddenly collapsed last weekend has died. 19-year-old will mccammie clapped at practice on saturday. he'd been in a coma in the hospital since then. it is still not clear what caused will to collapse. video showed that he didn't take any hard hits during that practice. will had been cleared recently to start playing again this year after suffering a head injury playing high school football in 2012. >>> we're looking at 6:03. we're also learning a sailor killed at a navy base in norfolk may have connections to our region. the sailor's father told our sister station there his son is from the

the building is a portable building that school workers say is a ymca daycare center. the building is closed because of the damage to the bottom exterior of the building. the first fire was at a shed at a little league field in warms springs elementary school used as a snack shock and damaged. a third and final fire call followed the two at schools and that is at warm springs park inside women's bathroom blocked off by firefighters, as well. firefighters are concerned this could be just the beginning for the arsonist. >> if they continue starting fires, they have a strong interest in fire and they may graduate to doing something more severe than what we have right now. >> the police department is involved in the investigation. there is no suspect. school officials say they are working on getting another room for the day care and they do not expect any issues for the students. he hope to make repairs when the arson regulation is completeed. >> a little wet this morning and we will have the details from mike nicco. you can see the darker green and yellow but over to peta

>> arson investigators in fremont are at the elementary school campus after a fire broke out at a daycare center for the ymca with a fire, too at warm super bowls elementary in a shed of the little league so the field and a shed burned and a third fire broke out at warm springs park inside the woman's bathroom. this is the elementary school: the trailer is being used for day care and investigators arrived the past hour and our reporter is there gathering any information with the latest at 6:30. >> developing news, people in the bay area reported feeling a 6.9 magnitude earthquake that hit off the northern california coast last night at 10:18 and what four miles beneath the pacific ocean. there were no immediate reports of dam or injuries but the shaking was felt through the north coast and parts of southern oregon and as far south as san diego. it has been shaking all my at least 19 after shocks have been reported one measuring 4.6 earthquake and it did not cause a tsunami watch. >> in san francisco, a police officer is out of intensive care and recuperating after being shot while trying

immunization levels are low at many schools and daycares in contra costa county.s us the new online tool that can help track immunization trends. >> reporter: hoping this map will help be a tool to fight the outbreak of the disease. parents can find out just how many kids there are vaccinated. at schools marked with red dots, more than 10% have opted out of immunization. >> these red dot schools are very vulnerable. because so few of their kids are vaccinated. >> reporter: vaccines for things like whooping cough, and polio are required, state law allows people to file a personal belief exemption, and increasing numbers are. >> 98% needs to be immune. if 10% or more opt-out, these diseases will return. >> reporter: according to the map, it currently has the highest number of families opting out of immunization at 50%. >> it's a really tough, complicated issue. >> reporter: school administrators say they too have a delicate balance. respecting parents decision, but also trying to do what they can to protect public health. they require non-immunized kids to stay home

. >> the second floor held a daycare center. the lucky ones staggered into the street, some barely alive. >> standing by. >> what the heck happened? >> i saw a yellow flash, and then everything went pitch black. >> the force of the blast bent me over my desk. >> the whole back of the building just fell in on us. everyone along our set of offices has back injuries, head injuries, neck, bleeding, glass. >> i felt pain on my left side of my face, and popping noises, and it was the glass shards. >> they just kept falling. it was a horrible noise, horrible noise. ♪ >> i remember saying, god, i don't want to die today, and i don't want to die in this building and if it's all right with you, i'd like to die later. >> felt like an earthquake. something actually shook our television station, that's five miles away. >> in the first frantic minutes, no one was quite sure what had caused the explosion. >> initially, we thought it might have been a gas explosion because we had to evacuate the office two or three weeks earlier because there w

he parked in the parking lot about 20 feet from the front door of the daycare center.member i pulled in his blind spot, and i got out of the car, and i slowly crept to his window. i just remember taking the gun, and i tapped it a few times on his window and kind of startled, and he looked at me. i just started shooting. dropped the gun and took off. >> he was later identified, arrested and convicted. and then he came to the painful realization that he had been duped. >> the truth about the man i killed, as much as i would like to say i killed for a righteous and solid reason in people's eyes, the truth is i believe i was mistaken. i believe that it was a bitter custody dispute. one of the ladies had manipulated us all and got family and got me to believe that he was molesting his 8-year-old daughter. i would like for that to be true so all this isn't in vain, but the truth is that i just may have been mistaken. and i may have done all this for no reason at all. >> even this twist wasn't the last of the bizarre ironies in brian's life. he testified against the two women

if russia daycares t daiks t dictates to the world how to be produce geopolitical relationships thereno hope for the world. i think whatever way russia behaves the european union and the whole democratic world has to do their best to ensure that the association agreement is signed with ukraine and to not leave ukraine in the gray zone. >> that sounds like leaning west. >> absolutely. i think that ukraine's joining europe and the association agreement is the first step. it's like coming home. and we have to come home. >> is it fair to say you would not rule out playing a role? >> it's not being discussed. >> what is your thinking on how quickly ukraine and the rest of the world have to act? >> obviously, the crucial date is the referendum. i'm convinced that the referendum's results are very easy to predict. remembering the armed threat that exists there. >> and what you're saying is that after that referendum, the russians will annex crimea. >> if russia is not stopped it will go as far as it can. >> al jazeera's investigative unit has tonights exclusive report... >> from coast to coa

parental anxieties in those areas, in north america in general, parents work, a lot of toddlers are in daycarengs, parents woish they don't have a -- worry they don't have a home cooked meal every day. they market this as insurance that your child is getting adequate nutrition. whereas in asia they target the academic performance and i.q. and so forth. you can see a marketing strategy that is specific to different regions. so really that is marketing the product and not really focusing on the -- any benefits of the product. >> communities really are commenting about marketing. paul agrees, formula companies are in the business of making money. they are marketing a production that are convenient. these companies were able to see they could have a bigger market if they expanded it past the one year mark. aaron says these companies push formula as the, quote, next best thing. more about convenience and less about health. leslie, it has a prebio 3 that helps promote a regular digestive system. this? do you think they have been very successful in marketing this to otherwise you know global parents?

created for the fostering of full employment and creation of educational programs and creation of daycare services and services for senior citizens it also described the duties of the commission which provided the guidance for the budgetary needs for the benefit of the community. cheaper 54 authorizes the use of rent revenues in excess of operational costs for job training opportunities. commission economists of 7 members appointed by and serving at the pleasure of the mayor and the commission is authorized to have a director and is not subject to civil service. so based on the provisions of cheaper 54 it provides guidance for the facility thus it's role is advisors and the legal rocket for maintaining this lies with the department with the jurisdiction over the chapter. prior to 18986 the jurisdiction over the sewer system is exercised by the department of public works. but in 18996 pursuant to charter authority mayor brown determined that all the functions and duties and assets should be transferred to the public utilities commission thus responsibility for maintaining and operating the

the building is a portable building that school workers say is a ymca daycare center. the building is closed because of the damage to the bottom exterior of the building. the first fire was at a shed at a little league field in warms springs elementary school used as a snack shock and damaged. a third and final fire call followed the two at schools and that is at warm springs park inside women's bathroom blocked off by firefighters, as well. firefighters are concerned this could be just the beginning

one law would require more frequent inspection of daycare facilities. the other would require that inspection information be posted on line so the parents can find it. >> at the end of the day we have a responsibility to our community. we follow common sense that we should have as much information as possible for parents to make an informed decision. >> one of the proposed bills made it through an assembly committee, a public committee hearing street hear the other bill before the human services committee next m. coming up tonight at 11:00 we'll talk to lawmakers about this proposed change. how our investigative unit is taking its own action to make the records available as well. >> 5:23. barry bonds back in pittsburgh taking part in the pirates' home opener. details coming up. >>> welcome back. barry bonds guest starred as a giants special instructor during spring training. he is now headed to pittsburgh for the pirates' opening day. the home run king started his career as a pirate but left a lot of hurt feelings when he used free agency to sign a reco

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. >> we have daycare bills and car payments and rent and mortgages, it will effect not only your store but your foam life as we well. >> reporter: shaw is not alone. an increase in loan applications in the last two months with roughly 80% of demand tied to the weather. that amounts to 13,000 businesses. what's more, ceo rohitorra said that it's the biggest months for lending. >> we'll start seeing more issues with existing loans. >> reporter: but he said many of these businesses were poised for growth late last year and are experiencing bad weather in a good economy. >> the silver lining is that all small businesses are more optimistic because they also know that growing economy being stalled by bad weather is a temporary phenomena phenomenon. >> reporter: and they're counting on spring in a big way. >> with spring coming, the goats are going to come off. the layers are going to come off, and for us, this is going to go away. >> reporter: or at least that's the hope. mary snow, al jazeera. >> well lending broker biz to credit is advising small businesses to factor in the harsh neglect

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much more bloodshed of the insurgents actually thought they were attacking and protected christian daycare center was full of western families that was between their intended target. instead they forced into a compound outlined by us contractor a suicide bomber blew himself up outside of the building killing two afghan civilians including a young girl insurgents then forced their way back in that there was a wild four hour gun battle and we were actually on the scene apples gunshots were going off incredibly tight dangerous threats and violence in the end all four top on attackers were killed and no foreign casualties now this is really the first time a bomb attack in ten days in kabul an election office was targeted on tuesday last week gunmen slaughtered at least nine people including a prominent afghan journalist and a luxury hotel. and it was really bad this is part of a campaign of stuffed up bloodshed violence by the want to threaten to disrupt the people fifth presidential elections of course are very clearly determined to make good on that thread as we've seen how by the escalating

struggling the main problem is half controls the build up of highly contaminated they get to go to daycare in that to have company and succumbed to the lives of radiation levels of declines detected it is compulsory. tesco is making progress on the water management plan but i'm not satisfied yet. i still would like to see a more comprehensive integrated water management plan. on the afternoon is much the last two thousand and eleven domestic stock of the test it on to sending a fifty mi to war reports that the six week high sea wall of defense is around nineteen thousand people were killed and a million buildings were destroyed. so yes on an eighty two hundred and seventy thousand in the tools instilled in us. a massive grandparents and rebuilding program is underway but it could take decades. a special ceremony to recognize its use of terrorism has the inherent in the spanish capital on the eve of the ancestry of them that it's only just because one of several events being held to mark the attack which left one hundred and ninety one people dead ten years to get it. but it is sensible it

mean medical rates were reduced ten percent, under this governor, and a few years ago and so, we saw daycare take that reduction, but the nursing homes took that reduction and so we just had a facility and, 30 some beds had been there for many years, primarily serving, mono lingual chinese and older adults and all of those have to be sent to beds and some of those folks did go out of county because there were not any folks for them here. >> it is a huge issue for us and if you are for instance a member of the lgbt community there is a reason why you came to san francisco and going out of the county. it creates challenges. >> correct. >> thank you. >> and so, supervisor? >> i am looking for the projections from the boom of the senior population and i think that it is 2006 when the baby boomers turned 60 and the growth from 2000 to 2010, to the senior and now to 2020, it is a huge, booming population and if we don't address now these strat bys that you are putting forward we are going to pay for it late ner harmful way and could you talk about the senior boom? i am a baby boomer that will be a

of that tactic against hell's here in kabul they were actually targeting an unprotected christian daycare center full of western families. i have said they did burst into a compound run by a us contractor an nco and a suicide bomber has blown himself up outside of the building killing a young girl we're actually on the scene and so that we were able to see some of that as some of that very tense and firemen to a situation playing out now and election office was targeted this tuesday and last week gunmen had slaughtered at least nine people including a prominent afghan journalists at the luxor we could tell that this is really part of a campaign of stepped up violence and find the column on the group has been dying able to pull off high profile attacks across the country raising fears that the top of insurgency will dramatically escalate at the end of twenty fourteen when nato combat forces are due to leave the country and of course it's the how can people who have suffered the brunt of this violence last year the u one reported a fourteen percent increase in casualties with mostly women a

. >> places like schools, parks, daycare centers, golf courses where they have a lot of turf that serves the public benefit. they get an extra day of per week of watering. >> violators will just get warnings but after three offenses their service could be terminated, fines or jail. >>> there is new evidence to support the possibility the disappearance of a malaysia airlines jet could have been deliberate. now the search area has just been expanded to the west. the plane may have flown another 4 hours after contact was lost. cbs news has confirmed two communications systems on board flight 370 were shut down and that raises the possibility last week's disappearance of the plane with 239 aboard was a deliberate act. people all over the world are helping in the search for the missing plane. and they are part of a virtual search using satellite images on a website. the images come from five satellites owned by digital globe in colorado. so many people are logging on to help, the website crashed several times. >>> another flight out of philly to florida got off the ground and then had to go r

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most of the daycare. i may be pretty to look at what is causing the district of columbia my money when it comes to helping the homeless population. this week a judge ruled the pc government must provide homeless families private rooms and cold weather hits. the cdc had been fighting with family shelter. many were staying in recreation centers with little or no privacy in court some families said only a portable partition separate them from basketball courts were other homeless people were sleeping. what if as collingwood added during the trial by international aid when they're in those facilities noise and odors of alcohol and marijuana smoke everywhere. idc only has one homeless shelter dedicated to family and it's usually at capacity of three nights of the recreation centers become the second option for getting people to call. city leaders say they plan to appeal this decision b c government's budget for homeless is already one million dollars well if you own a home than in many cases your own at the ex

a fire at a daycare center at the y-m-c-a portable building. students there won't have classes today because of the damge from the fire. and finally, a report of a fire in the women's bathroom at warm springs park. where a door was burned down. all of the fires are out this morning. and investigators say somehow, they think they're connected. >> a powerful earthquake has hit northern california. a magnitude 6.9 earthquake struck last night around 9- 15 off the coast about 50 miles west of eureka. usgs says more than 300 the temblor on their website. there have been close to a dozen aftershocks, the strongest being a 4.5 pacific tsunami warning center has issued a not a watch or an advisory. >> there is still no sign of the malaysian plane that went missing two days ago en route to beijing. vietnamese officials say searchers on ships worked throughout the night. they could not find a rectangle object spotted sunday that was thought to be one of the doors of the missing boeing 777. there were 239 passengers on board who are still unaccounted for.

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bulldog tree-lined schroeder escapement offense this week in somebody picked up momentum to the doggie daycare the people at dog topee and i in impostor walk off with the pat minutes later with a man that had no proof of ownership and was asked no questions. the dog's owners cannot leave this. >> : the debt not to adana's names and account phone number address nothing. he was a big is small joy. he was our baby >> : the dog's owners created a facebook page hoping that it will help them get their beloved pet back. the couple is also considering legal action. >> : with a touching picture tonight of a terminally ill to work as a goodbye to the animals. the workers they is mario. >> : 540 via the terminal brain tumor. the work for a water- zoo. the netherlands for year's trade is less which was to say goodbye to the address that he took care of. the ambulance wish foundation may come true. and shared this photograph of people are on the world. the draft is not to succumb. >> : it's going viral assault earlier >> : beautiful spring weekends news or other sports coming up >> : female announcer: duri

investigators are at leech elementary after a fire broke out at a daycare center for the ymca, it isne of three suspicious fires. the other two at warm springs elementary and inside the women's bathroom at warm springs park. >>> when >>> good morning. over my left shoulder, looking at the rain falling into the south bay. fog is develop in the north as the sky is clearing there. western costa county, >>> look at these startling pictures. a skydiver and a small plane collide in midair. it's all captured frame by frame. you see it right there. but get this. each escaped with just minor injuries. and they're both speaking out this morning about how they survived. just incredible. >> look at how -- nosedive. crunched all the way. >> unbelievable. good morning, everyone. as you can see, josh is off today. great to have amy here. >>> also, jennifer garner, beyonce, sheryl sandberg. they are all banding together and they want to get rid of the word "bossy." >> i don't mind that at all. >>> plus, we have a remarkable story coming up. how one family connected with their autistic son through th

united states senate, tabatha's out-of-pocket costs are now between $250 and $375 a month for this daycare that i mentioned earlier at little fox day school. instead of $800, it's less than half. it's still a sacrifice to come up with $250 to $400 a month, but at least she has a fighting chance to make sure her son has good daycare. more importantly, this program has given tabatha the peace of mind to know that her son's in the right place when she goes to work every day. it's been more than 20 years since we started this block grant. we need to update it. the grant program before us on the floor today, child care development block grant, would make much-needed updates to the law, expanding access to toddlers and infants of low-income families, strengthening health and safety standards and training, ensuring the program is meeting the needs of children with disabilities and expanding background checks for child care providers. i want to thank senators barbara mikulski and tom harkin who have been champions for children and working americans for all the work they put in this bill. i also wa

immunization levels are low at many schools and daycares in contra costa county.n reuben shows us the new online tool that can help track immunization trends. >> reporter: hoping this map will help be a tool to fight the outbreak of the disease. parents can find out just how many kids there are vaccinated. at schools marked with red dots, more than 10% have opted out of immunization. >> these red dot schools are very vulnerable. because so few of their kids are vaccinated. >> reporter: vaccines for things like whooping cough, and polio are required, state law allows people to file a personal belief exemption, and increasing numbers are. >> 98% needs to be immune. if 10% or more opt-out, these diseases will return. >> reporter: according to the map, it currently has the highest number of families opting out of immunization at 50%. >> it's a really tough, complicated issue. >> reporter: school administrators say they too have a delicate balance. respecting parents decision, but also trying to do what they can to protect public health. they require non-immunized kids

writers, rabbis, pastors, small business owners, large business owners, people who runday care -- daycarenters. >> community organizers. >> well, community organizes is the worst phase of a politician. community disorganizers maybe. we got to go completely outside of the box and if the republicans go with the same old people from washington, it will be disastrous for them. >> doesn't hurt to branch out. jerry, thank you very much. who you leak to see run for president? you can tweet us your suggestions and we'll read in some in a few minutes but leave me out of it. >> you might have done it. after you're hacking to get -- guess 0 who the nsa is targeting? >> your friends. [ male announcer ] this is the age of knowing what you're made of. why let erectile dysfunction get in your way? talk to youroctor about viagra. ask if your heart is healthy enough for sex. do not take viagra if you take nitrates for chest pain. it may cause an unsafe drop in blood pressure. side effects include headache, flushing, upset stomach, and abnormal vision. to avoid long-term injury, seek immediate medical help

and you see it from the pope to the president to the fast food workers to the daycare workers.orkers everywhere are talking about how we raise wages come how we work together to raise wages. -- how we raise wages, how we work together to raise wages. i think my legacy, i think probably the reagan administration where we were all ruggedly independent and we don't need anybody. and if you work with people and you need people, then somehow you are inferior, that is taking a toll on the country right now. there is not anybody out there that does not need others help. >> can i just do a softball follow-up? >> please do. >> thank god for the pope, by the way. he is one of mine. >> he makes me proud to be a catholic. he really does. >> i know. but he makes me out to be gay. [laughter] >> we are all proud up here. >> the gays love the pope. >> you love the robes, and the shoes. >> that is such a fact. >> the gap, however, did not grow as much until more recently. there is no maximum wage, as far as i can tell, for ceos. there is no maximum wage. whereas we are going to fight forever ov

. >> we have daycare bills, car payments rent, mortgages, it's a trickle down effect.t effects not only your store but your home line as well. >> reporter: shaw is far from alone. this credit that links lenders to small businesses reports an increase in loan applications with roughly 80% of demand tied to the weather. that amounts to 13,000 businesses. what's more ceo said january and february are usually slow months for lending. >> the biggest concern is that there is an improvement in the next two to three weeks time. that's when we'll start seeing issuance of loans. >> reporter: but businesses that were poised for growth late last year and experiencing bad weather in a good economy. >> the good lining, they're more optimistic because they also know that a growing economy being stalled by bad weather is a temporary phenomenon. >> reporter: and they're counting on spring in a big way. >> the coats are going to come off. the layers are going to come off, and for us also this is going to go away. >> reporter: or at least that's the hope. mary snow, al jazeera. >> so an

. >> the taliban targets a house used by an american charity group and a daycare center. >> general motors pulling nearly another million vehicles off the road. >> president obama is spending the last leg of a trip meeting with an ally. he sat with king abdullah. the first visit to that country in five years. back to mike viqueira in riyadh. what was at stake today? >> it's funny, because the white house added on the trip. it comes at the end of what has been for all intents and purposes a gruelling week, the president consulting with allies around the e.u. summit and netherlands. meeting with the pope and the italian prime minister, holding a series of press conferences. the president felt it was important to come and meet with king abdullah, why? because the saudi arabias, and king were mad with the united states, angry and disprnted. they are still -- disappointed. and their relationship matters. what were yes angry about? not to retaliate in saria against -- syria against bashar al-assad, after he engaged chemical weapons. and getting iran to come to the table to talk about its nuclear