needed to spot seen it in the empty seat on the scene trifle crimes against humanity to do the dirty city boy. this one is evidence that kids about the us jaunt into cars and patsy ben anderson. in other nations station about the teal one human guides incompetence and has said that politicians find that the one going united nations human rights committee meeting in sydney not state is its loss for the first time in ninety s that no such concern that these happen to people what it wants the states that the number of i'm not even strikes had come down strange to not stay up the us had to agree to one that runs inside pockets on to facilitate economic nations he felt that the conduct by the strikes on keeping the militants inside pockets on how cruel the point of contention between the two and ideas and attendance there. i want and darling fashion extravaganza and entertainment capital mumbai attacks is uncool it's fun it's futuristic designs to cut. i seized the chance. you feel that may actually be some time. ibm next to jesus at night its use some kind and to keep teaching. lately i've be

amount of material attached to explosives designed to spread radio activity through a busy city a so called dirtyb. they hold material for research and medical needs and experts say that is not necessary and lower rich is just as good. guarding stocks is a national responsibility but in some parts of the world security is not good enough. >> in terms of concerns people talk about the countries where in the past it was not of high standards. people mention south asia including pakistan and india. >> reporter: and high standards and regular inspections but not everyone wants to cooperate and it's not clear if new tensions f ukraine will damage what has until now been good cooperation between cold war enemies and nuclear security after all is something everyone should be worried about. and reducing stocks, the headline probably from today as we understand an announcement expected in the next hour or two of the japanese who decided after pressure has been said to give up 300 kilos of highly enriched plutonium and uranium and hand it to the u.s. and they are meeting with the g 7 later on today and ukr

point during the summit, leaders were shown an exercise where they were told that a dirty bomb had gone off in an unknown cityd had to respond, that is why the president was talking about this issue here at the summit earlier today. traveling with the president in the netherlands. >> north korea has tested two missiles, and came down in the sea off the east coast. it happened at leaders were sitting down for hawks at the hague. >> if such teams manage to find the location of malaysian flight 370, the operation will head to a new phase. >> a vehicle that can go deep beneath the ocean to look for the plane's block boxes. there it is. >> new details on the search for those who have been trapped in the deadly landslide in washington state. and i see nothing but untapped potential. you have potential. you have...oh boy. geico. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance. ♪ every now and then i get a little bit hungry ♪ ♪ and there's nothing good around ♪ ♪ turn around, barry ♪ i finally found the right snack ♪ [ female announcer ] fiber one. get a $200 best buy gift card through sunday

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they actually sat through some drills of what would happen if a dirty bomb went off in a major city tolustrate what exactly the response would look like and to remind these leaders that the world does have to work on making sure that the weapons are secure. that was the point of yesterday's meeting. today, of course, is in brussels meeting with g7 leaders and meeting with nato. >> the president may also want to be concerned, ed, about his secret service team after three members were actually sent home from the netherlands for excessive drinking. kind of shocking considering these guys are tasked with protecting the president. >> yeah. these are members of the most elite unit that are sort of seen as the last line of defense to the president. they've really come under attack. they were in the hague over the weekend. in amsterdam as well. they were found -- one of them at least was unconscious after a heavy night of drinking. three of them have been sent home according to reports. obviously a total violation of secret service policy. the secret service has taken big steps since then to m

>>reporter: noisy and dirty, 4,000 feet into one tunnel and 100 feet below the city streets. >> there's about 40 to 50-foot of water pressure above us. we're literally construct tunnels under water. >> this is a long awaited project that will connect thousands of people everyoney day to the main system and other parts of the city. >> we're fully standing on a tunnel wall. . >> they've got to physically put these things in piece by piece. >> the station is the largest station. >>> a bay area effort underway to get a whole foods employee her job back. why supporters claim she was unfairly terminated and the grocery chain's response. >>> it's not every day you see this. why traffic was stopped several times. >>> weather clouds moving into the bay area all day long. coming up we'll break down shower chances and the timing. >>> helping to create the perfect prom night for some girls who might not be able to afford it. the project is up next. >>> a florida mom who drove her mini van into the ocean with her children inside was in court today. the 32-year-old was charged with three counts of at

city. he was talking btd topic of the summit. during this summitt here a world leaders shown an interactive exercise where a dirty bomb was to go offcity what would leaders do. the visit to europe and saudi arabia will only get more busy for the president. he will give a speech on european security and talk about russia and ukraine and then on to rome to meet the pope. >> he spoke about reforms he is proposing for nsa surveillance. what did he say? >> reporter: that's right. he confirmed basically what we have known pretty much all day long that the u.s. is now saying the nsa will get out of the business of collecting bulk phone meta data at national security agency instead leading proposal is to have phone companies hold on to the data for the nsa to look at when they need to. the president is expected to unveilt that proposal within the next couple of days. >>> our breaking news. the hunt resumes for flight 370. can searchers make up for time lost due to violent weather? and passengers' relatives demanding firm evidence that their loved ones are gone. a family member will tell us why they are so upset. the cat th. [ meows ] ...an

dirty people. >> so, with the help of the care program and the city council candidate, developers are donating two large dumpsters over the weekend so the homeless in the jungle can clean out the piles of trash. >> if we start saying it's our home, make it a home. >> critics argue the camp doesn't need to be cleaned. it needs to be closed. the homeless should be working to get off the street. >> about to expire, try to get an extension. we need more affordable housing. >> some of the homeless told us they get it, but right now, this is the only option. >> i walked in here, this is not a -- kind of sad. how could other people in other countries live. >> late this afternoon, i heard back from the city's housing department. they say they are very concerned about this weekend's clean up because some of the volunteers are untrained. they say they might be dealing with some hazardous materials, so there are some concerns there. tonight at 6:00, we'll see the other reality. the children who live here. >> it is controversial and complex. thank you. >>> 48 hours later and they still cannot go home. tonight

cities. they had white clothes and they would get them dirty.lack clothes and you'd did not notice the dirt. he used it as a symbol but initially it was because it was practical. tavis: his relationships. and aok delves into it very deep way. i cannot do justice to it in this conversation so i will say his relationships with women. >> the first marriage was ill-fated. he knew this first wife 17 days before he goes to germany and the air force for three years and they write letters back and forth. and all the letters they're saying i love you, let's get married. he -- she is thinking he will come home every night after dinner and we will have dinner. he is thinking i will be on the road 300 daisy are making money and i will come back and my wife will be waiting for him so she felt abandoned and started resenting what he did so he started to look for someone and he took that as another blow to self-esteem, she does not like what i do see started looking for women, not groupies but women in music and he found one. the strange thing about the movie,

city dry cleaning. he's letting us in on the dirty little secrets of dry cleaning. it makes you angry?s this, solvent. it's supposed to run clear as a mountain stream, except he says when some dry cleaners cut corners and increase profit by neglecting to filter the solvent enough, leaving this gunk in with your clothes. that's what my clothes would be laundered in, dirty solve ant? >> dirty solvent. it's like if you took a bath, five other people took a bath before you, you got into that water, would you feel clean when you came out? >> reporter: secret number two. jerk revenge. jerry says if you act like a jerk, he's heard of some places only pretending to clean your clothes. rebecca jarvis, abc news. >> that solvent is nasty. >> that explains a lot. i used to take my clothes to a dry cleaner and they smelled worse than when i dropped them off. >> by the way, i didn't know -- >> that's what i do on the weekends. >> more cash? i know, you got to pay the bills. >> i'll let you in on other secrets. clothes on the label say can only be dry cleaned. not so. cashmere, sweaters, hand washing

one of the clintons reasons for turning to dirty was to meet old friends john and papua they walked the new piece breach that he likes the city the former president was speaking warmly and seventy seven year old john hume whose ideas of the template for the good friday agreement i did a twenty five minute speech about the peace process. he would use one phrase. one request several times by a lorry. with the side of the young people and all those who did so much like john for so long to finish the job the symbolism of the location was significant in nineteen ninety five bill clinton became the first sitting us president to visit northern ireland. twenty five thousand people turned up to see him. gary steele told square. in the years since he does like hillary has been the most consistent the important us influence in the peace process. but this was also the culinary and put the bloody sunday inquiry was held. with the reaction to its findings the scene until was bill clinton. arching northern ireland to take example from the tsunami data said you know i got to the day. where i was to get in a car and ride out to freedom. and i

. >>> paradegoers in new york city record on-duty police officers engaging in some very dirty dancing. >> i couldn't believe it. it was amazing, the cops, the way they were dancing like they'd been to the club. >> it would have gone almost unnoticed, in will the video is posted online. the officers, and their dance moves, become an internet sensation. >> i was just really shocked. really shocked. >> september 5th, 2011, thousands of new yorkers flood the streets of brooklyn for the 44th annual west indian parade. it's a sunny day filled with west indian pride, dancing, food and colorful costumes. >> a lot of people, a lot of trucks. a lot of cops. costumes. a really colorful day. like any color in the crayola box was there. >> akisha has been a masquerader in the parade for the past six years. dressed in a lime green headpiece and jeweled bikini, she is working her way down the parade route when she spots an officer on the side of the street. >> he had like an inviting facial reaction, so i just danced with him. i was basically wining with the officer. it's called wining in the caribb

city dry cleaning. but tonight, he's letting us in on "dirty little secrets" of the industry. >> it does make me angry. >> reporter: secret number one -- scummy solvent. let's face it, dry cleaning is a mystery for most of us. the key to the whole process, says pozniak, is this. the solvent. it's supposed to look like this. clear as a mountain stream. but the stream can turn to a swamp according to pozniak. >> it's kind of like taking a bath and you have bath water and five other people took a bath before you and then you got into that water, would you feel clean when you came out? >> reporter: pozniak says some dry cleaners cut corners and increase profits by neglecting to filter the solvent enough. eventually this gunk is left behind. so that's what my clothes would be laundered in? with dirty solvent. >> exactly. this is the bottom residue of dirty solvent. >> reporter: the industry insists this residue won't touch your clothes but even so -- if your dry cleaner isn't taking care of his solvent your white dinner jacket could end up one of the 50 shades of gray. secret numbe

motors and the bus companies bought out, bribed, did all sorts of dirty tricks to make sure their buses were installed and that the cities dismantled their s--their subway systems. i myself tend to be less, in a way, manichaean about this. i feel that it was a combination of our will and indifference. i mean, people bribe, people cheat, society evolves. but it isn't only because of these disastrous enemies, strong as they might be, but it's their own enchantment with the automobile on a personal level and their failure to see its consequences, that technology bites, that things get out of hand, that we can't know the consequences and we fail to s--think this all through. now there was also a very good kind of structural reason. the trolley cars were owned by the developers, and they were used as a device to open up the land to either side. and people didn't like them a lot, and they didn't like developers--i mean, they're not crazy about developers today--so that everything that they were doing to improve the quality of the streetcar was considered a bit of a bad item as opposed to the roads, which were seen as public go

they could be attached to conventional weapons to spread radioactive material in a city, a so-called dirtyhed material is for research and medical needs. experts say that is not necessary, lower enriched is just as good. in some parts of the world, security is not good enough. >> in terms of concerns, people mentioned the former soviet union countries, where in the past material and accounting was not the highest standards. a truly global regime is needed with high standards and regular inspections, but not everyone wants to cooperate. it's not clear if tensions over ukraine will damage what has been cooperation. >> here to discuss the goals of this summit is the director of the truman security projects expert groups. mr. cost air, the conflict with russia, loose nukes and russia were a big concern after the breakup of the soviet union, the u.s. has helped secure those materials in russia over the years. is that arrangement now at risk, given the current wrist over ukraine? president putin is in the at the summit this year. >> events in ukraine will continue to take some political space. w

dirty, too viscus. it's totally inappropriate to be shipping this material. >> the group plans to start by introducing resolutions at the berkeley city council meeting tonight. from there they hope to lobby sacramento and washington, d.c. to stop the crude. >>> late word that members of an elite team of secret service agents are being disciplined. the washington postsays they are the ones that are supposed to protect the president or his motorcade in the event of his attack. they were sent home before president obama arrived at the home. one agent was found drunk in a hotel hall way and two others did not intervene. >>> now to the search for malaysian airlines flight 370. tonight weather conditions have improved in the indian ocean. ken pritchett joins us now with a search and the possible clues that could help narrow ed down. >> reporter: we have received the last three pings from the satellite. now there was seems there was one more partial ping from the aircraft that could provide more location data. a dozen aircraft from six nations left australia in the last hour looking for any clues of flight 370. this after foul weather suspe

dirty, too viscus. it's totally inappropriate to be shipping this material. >> the group plans to start by introducing resolutions at the berkeley city council meeting tonight. from there they hope to lobby sacramento and washington, d.c. to stop the crude. >>> late word that members of an elite team of secret service agents are being disciplined. the washington postsays they are the ones that are supposed to protect the president or his motorcade in the event of his attack. they were sent home before president obama arrived at the home. one agent was found drunk in a hotel hall way and two others did not intervene. >>> now to the search for malaysian airlines flight 370. tonight weather conditions have improved in the indian ocean. ken pritchett joins us now with a search and the possible clues that could help narrow ed down. >> reporter: we have received the last three pings from the satellite. now there was seems there was one more partial ping from the aircraft that could provide more location data. a dozen aircraft from six nations left australia in the last hour looking for any clues of flight 370. this after foul weather suspe

dirty minutes -- 30 minutes if there isn't any traffic. our route takes us north to the bloomberg tv indonesia offices in the heart of the city. this is the city of 10 million people, but that rises to 28,000,001 to take on the greater jakarta area. one study estimates more than three and a half million people suburb every day from a area to the city center, creating some of the worst traffic in the world. now,more than 90 minutes only four kilometers. a quick look around shows you why. total gridlock. buses but not enough. for a limited train service many residents. a metro project is underway in jakarta. there is a popular policy among residents desperate for an alternative to sitting in traffic. it is pretty unprinted to both, but today is one of the it has taken us two and a half hours to reach the speed of 2.6 kilometers per hour. that's definitely slower than walking speed. >> asia's traffic troubles later with a look at what governors are i -- governments are actually doing to stay away from the gridlock. up next our guest says china is a source of risk when asia edge returns. >> china has been at the center of discussi

city from solar and two brilliant goals eighty percent renewable spiked twenty fifty. the country burns more brown coal last year than in any time since the nineteen nineties the dirty downside if chancellor angela merkel's new clear phase out. more thahahan nine hundred villagers are at risk of being displaced. for some it's a feeling of history repeating itself. in this region thousands have been recycled after the second world war when the communist government's depended on brown coal to power its cities and factories. it makes me furious. just curious. but the government comes in and starts developing alternative sources of energy. now we come back to brown coal. i feel very disillusioned and we simply cannot go back until the practices of the plumbing. residents have launched their own campaign to keep the diggers that day but it's questionable if they can keep up the fights. these are tiny villages with aging populations facing an energy giant with deep pockets. a definitive decision has yet to be made on the fate of the villages. waterfall just moved in it likely won't be for many more years and approval by state authorities are still pending. the local activists aren

dirty air is too big a problem to ignore. seth doane is air that's plagued this city and elsewhere in china. this morning the government vowed to fight this. speaking to the nearly 3,000 delegates gathered in beijing's great hall of the people china's premier said he was declaring war against pollution. we listened to the nearly been -- it's a red-light warning sent by nature against the model of extensive development, lee said. we must strengthen protection of the ecological environment. that they're working on a report about the cia's detention and interrogation programs. >> the long beach plus telegram says former secretary of state hillary clinton is comparing russia's actions in ukraine to nazi germany. -- places like czechoslovakia and romania and other places. hitler kept saying they're not being treated right. i must go and protect my people, and that's what's gotten everybody so nervous. reporter karen robes meeks at the event, confirmed the quote. says >> the ceo of general motors is launching an internal review ataunching issue how they delayed reporting a

city dixon attorneys, it is all about location. >> the law firm is not on the entire eviction a mapping project list of the so-called dirty dozen ofthose are the landlords the group identified as is directly responsible for the majority of no-fault the vixens in san francisco. while some protesters tried to enter the building, no one was arrested. >> san jose is the bay area's largest city. but its police force is relatively small for the city's size and it may get smaller. if current trends continue the department says it could lose another 100 officers by 2016. city hall has been trying to hire and retain officers by restoring pay and benefits to levels set before budget cuts and layoffs began in 2009. the police officer's union says, as many as 100 officers have joined other agencies for better pay and benefits. in each of the last three years. >> san jose has roughly 970 street- ready officers right now, compared with nearly 14-hundred six years ago. thats when the budget cuts began. but, some city councilmembers say there is the possiblity the department could add as many as two hundred officers. the police officers union rep

dirty and lazy people. because we're not. we're having our problems. >> reporter: depending how this probe turns out san jose could potentially face fines for this. the city says for its part really its goal has been to move people into more permanent housing. the city attorney saying they are doing what they can, the best they can with the resources that they have. reporting live in san jose, christie smith, "today in the bay." >> thank you very much. >> crews will be on guard all morning watching for flare-ups following a brush fire that burned 40 acres in pittsburg. it started yesterday afternoon but was not contained until about 7:00. lots of people walk and drive through the area so investigators hope that someone saw something and is willing to help them figure out what happened. the fire burned extremely close to a power plant. it's on west tenth street. the plant is operational but was not active when the fire began. >> people in morgan hill are paying close attention to new earthquake detection technology tested during this week's 4.4 quake in southern california. they have known for years that an earthquake could cause the anderson dam to crumbl

dirty. at the same time, the aspirations of chinese people for a higher quality of life in a for a lighter -- a life in the city as opposed to the countryside, for a life where they have one car, maybe two cars, all of these things are contributing to a deteriorating air quality. so just a very difficult balancing act for the government. >> tom, thank you for your time. current fxnce at the reaction to all of this, david is here with more. it is really a lot -- there has been a lot of talk obviously that the pboc wants to send a signal to the markets that perhaps it is not a one-way street. people put their money, for example into the chinese currency. the assumption is that it will continue to strengthen. what you have seen over the past 10 or so sessions is that it has actually weakened. we are just about at the longest streak of losses for the chinese currency at about 19 years. two years after i was born. i'm just getting. the aussie dollar reactor thing -- the aussie dollar reacting as well. if you dig deeper, you look at new exportmponent of orders, that has been a contraction for three straight months. a

cities, bill? bill: what do the agents say about this under cover work, william? >> reporter: as previous operations show, when you get in the gutter with thugs and gang bankers you're going to get dirtyn -- [shouting] [bleep] >> reporter: there agents bust a man offering to be a hit man in exchange for meth and a machine gun. here's another. >> nitroglycerin [bleep] and gunpowder [bleep] killing [bleep] >> reporter: here an under cover agent is buying pipe bombs as managing gels. mistakes happen in undercover work but ultimately the public is better served. >> there are dozens bonn dozens of homicide caveses closed behind these cases which brings justice that event, closure to the family, holds the people responsible for violent crimes accountable and that seems to be lost in this story. >> reporter: in this operation they arrested about 300 suspects and took about 1300 weapons off the street. but as i said the investigation continues. bill: thank you, william la jeunesse from los angeles. martha. martha: the tense situation in ukraine spiraling out of control. protests in kiev ongoing after russia has now invaded crimea. martha: in frozen minnesota. >> what do you do, they build a l

i was mayor of the city with a gas utility it is about the tar t sands oil from low carbon or no carbo n or heavyh h or dirty car been.line sometimes about the pipeline confuses everybody about the real issue. senator you are up. >> talk about the dirtiest wheel in the world coming through the united states as a straw to poland through texas then exporting around the world. what did the advantage of the united states to export out of the united states with no restrictions? they say we have to do everything we can to help the energy independence but what about restrictions on? no. oh no. by the way they also supportt exportatiexportati on ofof american natural gas.y meanwhile we're sendingiddl hundreds of thousands of young men to the middle east. the oil bill is fuelling the revolution.ut oil that we import. by the way right now we import 6.3 million barrels per day. 6.3 million barrels.wh that makesat us week. what does this proposal say?ild take the dirtiest will fill the pipeline the u.s. take the environmental risk put it in texas then export. by the way we had a debate yesterday about exporting natural

city with gas utility that we build pipelines. it's about tar sand oil and where it is and the continuum of energy sources from low carbon to no carbon to heavy carbon to dirty carbon. that is the challenge. it confuses everybody about to be real issue. it is carbon. i've taken my time with a statement. senator, you are up. >> thank you very much. we're taught about the dirtiest oil in the world. coming to the united states using us as a straw. pouring down to texas and transporting around the world. states withinted a restriction of it. go.ers to show where it can they say, with the do whatever incan to help energy depend a north america. how about a restriction and make sure it stays in america? oh, no they say. they support explanation of natural gas. do that, too, they say. we are sending young men to the middle east. is feeling the revolution over there. we import and the united states million barrels of oil a day. that makes us weak. what does this proposal site? take the dirtiest and feel of the pipeline at the u.s. take the environmentalist and bring it to texas and export it. big debate we had a yesterday about exporting natural gas. it can use to m

cities capitalizing on a good showing in the first round meanwhile the ruling socialist party has suffered considerable losses linked this in order to the sinking popularity of president. brazilian dirty forces have started patrolling the slums of rio de janeiro aiming to clear the areas from drug gangs ahead of this year's football world cup nearly one hundred twenty people have been arrested and more than three hundred guns have been seized off of police and marines moved in on sunday a rio's slums a notorious for the high crime. and two new cases of one of the world's deadliest viruses ebola being confirmed in liberia will say one of those infected has died after becoming ill in neighboring guinea that's one outbreak there has already killed seventy ebola causes severe bleeding and dehydration but it's often missed as a symptoms can mimic malaria. and the death toll from a mudslide in the u.s. state of washington now officially reaching twenty one though authorities fear the number will rise hopes are fading for dozens still missing a rain soaked hillside collapsed last week causing walls of mud to come crashing down into a valley flattening many homes. for now is the world's techn