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and northeast of yorkville this is a man of the usgs has just released again: mary a downgrade once ec that star right there he is not bill knapp bus south of that of course last sizable earthquake in the bay area that was anything really worth noting a 6.0 back in august and at the allen of not heard of any damage and injury we do have several people that have called the newsroom e-mail the newsroom as we look at another map here showing earthquake activity this. also from usgs if he felt the earthquake anywhere in the bay area love to hear from you in dallas again a 4.1 magnitude quake got bill wine country and continue to follow this story and you see the shape map and ec that in the lower right-hand corner of your screen a significant jolt just a short time ago right before we went on the air initially described as a 4.2 downgraded to 4.1 magnitude quake if you do have a picture deserved damage or pictures that got knocked off the shelf or if you have this is we always lacing pitches to help illustrate how people felt the shaking and specific locations be sure to tell a story resci

maureen: ec officials are looking at building a gondola system to connect georgetown and rosslyn. the city's budget includes $35,000 to study the proposed gondola system. it is effected a cost $200,000. when a to $30,000 in private funding is in place. another $35,000 would have to come from arlington county. coming up at evacuations ordered as another round of rain hits flood ravaged texas. work begins a fortify the white house security fence. windows steel spikes will be added. next, a milestone for stretch of roadway that collapse and [screaming] maureen: it has been over a year since this collapse in baltimore. repairs are finally completed and 20 six st finally reopened today. -- 26th street finally opened today. amazingly, no one was injured. it was blaine on heavy rains that undermine a one-year-old retaining wall. -- 100-year-old retaining wall. the six police officers accused in the death of a baltimore man want their trial moved. attorneys for the officers filed a change of venue request. the arrest and death of freddy gray last month. wave of protest and riots in baltim

. >> forget which one was the bra ec? >> yeah definitely a bad day. >> she finally manages to hop over her car and gets on the ladder. that gentleman helps her. watch her car as it finishes sinking doub. >> that's a lot deeper than i thought. >>> a few videos of people just fed up. >> a couple guys sitting at the bar, the hostess standing right there. waiting for the next customer to walk in. it looks like the guys at the bar get her attention. she walks on over with another menu. the guy gets a little frisky for this girl's taste, trying to touch her. >> whoa. >> she pushes him back. he grabs her rear and she decks him twice. >> yes! >> she cleaned his clock. >> knocks the guy off his feet for his rude behavior and he's down. look at these other guys trying toigts him up and out of there. >> you never now how powerful a woman is. >>> down to mel bounce australia, this guy very upset. [ bleep ]. >> quite upset with the media that's gathered outside the courtroom. his brother just sentenced to five years in prison for runn

with citizens advasery committee and have a goal of stream lining investment and continue to improve ece work force support. we really took our local dollars in the budget this year and redirected them to cover this expaction of the state reinvestment and also head start moved from san francisco state to non profit which impacted the c wages budget and wanted to make surthose teachers and classrooms and centers were covered. i talked about path ways and supports and the registry. we have a family child care quality network that we are developing and it include 250 family child care providers. they all benefit from helt and melthal health consultation and c wages program and participating quality assessment. that is about-there are 700 providers in town and this is a subset of those provider and that is staff to network. it is a strategy particularfry infant and toddlers and we connected all the vouchers were going to places where we invested the quality dollars so this was one of the strategies to make sure where we vend for vouchers. thathe low income kids get the benefit of the quality

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one of the contributions of the book is to show for the fist time extends -- for the first time the ec tent to which poverty in the united states is characterized not just by material scarcity, but also by the overwhelming presence of government officials in the lives of the poor. recently i was interviewed by a different organization and i noted as i do in the book that it is not unusual for a child born in west baltimore to be seen by a social worker before that child is seen by her or his mother. and my interlocutor asked what is wrong with that? well nothing particular, but it does show the beginning of a trend in which a child is as much the objected of concern of government officials -- the object of concern of government officials as it is their participants. and i'm sure you realize that is not exactly what happens to middle class families living in affluent neighborhoods. so a child born under those circumstances will soon be diagnosed with attention deficit disorder, will be attending schools that are understaffed, overburdened and often underfunded, will in the early teens a

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we're affecting the ecs we share the earth with through the way we use land, by building cities and roads cutting down forests. we're affecting the water we drink by chemicals that we are spilling on the ground. we affect the air we breathe and most importantly we're affecting the climate all around us. but underneath all of these is the basic fact that there are more humans today than ever before and that number is growing year by year. bloom: it took the human race 99% of its history to reach 1 billion people. it reached 1 billion people around the year 1800 and now we're adding another billion every 12 to 15 years. so, in 1960, world population stood at about 3 billion. it crossed the 6-billion mark by the year 2000. it's now over 6.5 billion. it looks like global population will stabilize in the 9- to 10-billion range within the next 50 to 100 years. that is an extraordinary challenge -- the challenge of absorbing between 2.5 and 4 billion additional people onto the planet and having the resources to feed them and to clothe them and to house them and to educate them and to provide for

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logo crossroads bridge located between somalia and not bill here in downtown napa no damage at all ec behind me this is old courthouse was damaged back august as you can imagine people even though the quake has very little trouble here of people were a bit on edge winetasting the main focus annapolis several people in the downtown area. august's 6.0. private buildings still being retrofitted and government buildings as for thursday's 4.1 quake during that bill knapp goes unscathed in prison and out spacek and building that had hardened damaged in the quake you wanna make sure then discover any new damage of any kind northport's of any water line breaks and so for all in good shape all had very little physical impact in napa it did serve as a reminder of what happened here back in august. surprise"on how my heart raced to the 4.1 and would not even noticed it out of got out an earthquake and got about my business if that with this one asset down and grabbed my dog and waited for discontinue i didn't i as relieved what really unnerved. >> reporter: people treating it as if it was in the

maybe a few people disrupting is the major -- the main thing the ec for five immelt there have been protesting around ferguson and trayvon martin now here in new york city you rarely see coverage of a peaceful protest but if somebody breaks something now look to the riots. john: that is true. the broken glass gets the viewer's attention you have a point. also that blacks complain about this is not new but malcolm x gave the democracy hypocrisy speech hispanic then to turn around and a key issue of attacking them. called saying police brutality against the negro. then they take you to court to charge you with assault. what type of democracy is that? >> i wish this had changed. it is incremental progress because of the civil rights movement and civil disobedience but the fact we have high profile cases around the country says we have a long way to go where everyone feels they are treated justly and equally. >> it is true with the police are caught they are rarely prosecuted. >> very rarely that is why we consider it a small victory when the officers in baltimore where he then indicted. that is p

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we're affecting the ecs we share the earth with through the way we use land, by building cities and roadsstory to reach 1 billion people. it reached 1 billion people around the year 1800 and now we're adding another billion every 12 to 15 years. so, in 1960, world population stood at about 3 billion. it crossed the 6-billion mark by the year 2000. it's now over 6.5 billion. it looks like global population will stabilize in the 9- to 10-billion range within the next 50 to 100 years. that is an extraordinary challenge -- the challenge of absorbing between 2.5 and 4 billion additional people onto the planet and having the resources to feed them and to clothe them and to house them and to educate them and to provide for their medical care. the capacity of the environment to assimilate air, water and land pollution is much more strained, so the capacity of the environment to basically assimilate and recycle waste is much more likely to be exceeded. and by any measure that challenge has earned the name "the population problem." narrator: of all future human impacts on the planet, population gro

he said he considered drowning himself in a river until he tried ec. >>> t. >> i felt very different right after that procedure. >> as soon as you woke up? >> as soon as i woke up. >> reporter: so while some say ect was a miracle treatment a very vocal minority said it destroyed their life. heidi zhou-castro, al jazeera dallas. >>> fans too took selfies at the same time for a new guinness world record. and hotdog eating joey chestnut ate more hod dogs. the bar at cozumel doesn't serve cocktails buttocks yen but ox yen instead. oxygen instead. >> on al jazeera america >> technology...it's a vital part of who we are... >>they had some dynamic fire behavior... >> and what we do... don't try this at home! >> tech know where technology meets humanity... only on al jazeera america >>> in tonight's debate billions >> in tonight's debate, billions are believers but we ask does religion do more harm than good. and should washington imoiz war time censorship on the internet around is president obama trading long standing ties in the middle east, with iran, i'm i'm "the guardian", and this is

reporter: showing a violent confrontation involving ec police officers. got >> you are watching abc 7 news at 4:00. on your side. alison: shocking video obtained by abc 7 news with people crying police brutality. a d.c. police officer uses what appears to be excessive force to subdue a middle-aged woman. -- joins us now with more here . chris: the video is very telling and everyone who sees it can judge for themselves. did this officer use an appropriate amount of force to subdue the woman? it was obtained only by abc 7 news team, showing a middle-aged woman sitting in a chair. she is surrounded by police officers and a security guard. she attempts to slap one of the officers who response with force. this video took place at community connections, a nonprofit dental health facility on pennsylvania avenue southeast. eyewitnesses tell is that clients are referred to them from a department of behavioral health. police are often called here for violent situations. one man there at the time who did not see the actual confrontation, but he did see what happened

maybe a few people disrupting is the major -- the main thing the ec for five immelt there have been protesting few years around ferguson and trayvon martin now here in new york city you rarely see coverage of a peaceful protest but if somebody breaks something now look to the riots. john: that is true. the broken glass gets the viewer's attention you have a point. also that blacks complain about this is not new but malcolm x gave the democracy hypocrisy speech hispanic then to turn around and a key issue of attacking them. called saying police brutality against the negro. then they take you to court to charge you with assault. what type of democracy is that? >> i wish this had changed. it is incremental progress because of the civil rights movement and civil disobedience but the fact we have high profile cases around the country says we have a long way to go where everyone feels they are treated justly and equally. >> it is true with the police are caught they are rarely prosecuted. >> very rarely that is why we consider it a small victory when the officers in baltimore where he then indicted.

i think the ec is heading the other direction. mr. j.riedman: i would disagree and agree a little bit. i generally agree with the analysis. for financially, greece probably has -- is a small issue but politically, a big issue. politicalconsequences of the exit -- they're all sorts of unanticipated consequences that could take place beyond the economic consequence. the economic consequence is the least important. we know there'd be some unanticipated parts but the political consequences could be quite significant. we don't know what type of meddling will take place in greece if it does exit. when you have an unstable world as we see in other parts of the world, you can have very large, significant, global events take place that are completely unexpected. no one expected world war i to take place. that is why i think that while financially, greece is a bit of a rounding error, politically, it is not. host: maybe it is a geopolitical contagion rather than a financial contagion. i was very struck -- those of you at doubles this year and we k

with all the action here being started on thursday and it will go until sunday people still live * ec the crowd over here in the stands and asking a lot cameramen the sierra body again if this thing goes on saturday and sunday and we have an evening plan for you this is just the beginning the events coming up. lot of good eating and a lot of rides. he wanted to the eating a before the rides. and some. of them some and and and of the sonata a halt. this having a great time here the contra costa county fair we will be laughed at the five to 6:00 broadcast tonight hope you stay with us. will send it back to you. >> catherine: is continues at 5 treasure island its new owner a new purpose also the latest on the search for six year-old girl sacramento after her baby sitter had a medical emergency and a week of raging floods in texas met search for the missing continues and we have you we can forecast. >> reporter: jurors will be continuing and a mild side for another day and we have some changes coming through for the latter part of your weekend trackings and ran possibly a lot of details c

that is the chair of the fs ec saying the laws they're supposed to enforceabout money and politics during this upcoming election with unpress dented amounts of money being poured into politics there's very little chance those laws are going to be enforced. they're the cops. they're not working. if you're a presidential candidate, if you are a superpac, this is great news right? for everybody else, this can be a little scary. one of the democratic commissioners of the fec, ellen weintraub, also spoke with "the tyke times" this weekend. she told "the times," "the rules that are left people feel free to ignore them." joining us ellen weintraub. she's served as the fec chair twice and is its longest serving commissioner. thank you for being here. >> my pleasure. >> i imagine it is frustrating to hear your very difficult work boiled down into a cynical rant. >> i've heard worse. >> you've heard worse. i have to ask you, though you seem cynical about the prospect of the fec doing its job. >> i wouldn't actually describe it that way. >> okay. >> i actually -- we have to keep swinging. i think th

to choose a favorite passage from gatsby and from huck finn and to read that passage for us and to ec plain why it's -- explain why it's significant to them and why it should be significant to us. maureen, i think you're cued up and ready to go, so let me ask you to start things off. >> all right, thank you michael. do we have five hours? [laughter] i want to take this paragraph or two and pull it apart. one of the wonderful things about writing a book about the great gatsby is that i can purchase assume -- pretty much assume, as i think andrew can that we're speaking to an audience who has read the novel at least at some point in their lives. so i'm going to read from the first chapter where nick decides to go visit his cousin daisy buchanan who he hasn't seen in a while. he's invited for dinner, and he walks into the buchanan mansion. with tom buy canna who has to be one of the greatest characters in literature. we walked through a high hallway into a bright, rosy-colored space, fragilely bound into the house by french windows at eitherrened. the windows were ajar and gleaming white

. >>> we'll have the video as you might not be finding e-mail documentation of the ec. events. >>> marilyn hart pman is at it again now at chicago's o'hare airport twice last month. both times hartman was spotted in a restricted area without a ticket. hartman gained national attention after attempting to sneak on to planes including successful attempt in san jose international. >> certainly got somewhere to go. >>> 6:08. in berkeley the housing crunch has office sials considering a large new development downtown. the development is a proposed 18 story building on harold way. opponents say the 300 units would not be affordable. construction would temporarily close the landmark theater and displace the habitat museum. when complete the building would limit the view from the camp o'neilly. >> damaging the experience of the students who get to enjoy that view all the time. >> we need more density in downtown berkeley. this is one way to get it. >> the project would be a great option for retirees looking to downsize. the developer would have to make 10% of the units below ma

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globalization, outsourcing, inflation, declining unionization, trade deals that are bad, advances in robotics k ec and technology, but when you have a glut of labor and you not be have a weak economy or slowly 1 growing economy, you're not going to be able to absorb all these people. we bring in immigrants legally compet who are competing with american workers and with this legalization effort that was being pushed a year ago they k. wanted to double that. >> peter is in valley cottage new york. michael, in your report, talked a little bit about this issue of immigration. >> yeah, i think certainly having a large part of the labor force essentially be in the shadows of labor law and not having basic rights, basic protections, the ability to go to law enforcements or other a kinds of public agencies because who of undocumented status is a detriment to other workers who have to compete.ryone we feel that you can make the labor floor much better for s everyone by incorporating people formally. there's a lot t ofha different ways to measure this, but my understanding is that immigration has fallen qui

from a warehouse of foster city the final check of the golden gate bridge where so far so good their ec the zipper trout moving along slowly reconfiguring for the morning commute will keep you updated on weather and traffic. >>mark: heartbreaking into the holiday weekend a child is dead after a boat overturned to the san walking rev. to appear for writing in this boat on monday and let 5 $0.50 children were on board the class and to some locks near the shore to everyone what into the water and one of the children were killed the family fishing along the river was there when the accident happened. >>: is real sad for the parents you have to be careful out there by the rocks it is fun but no where to play around. we do know all the children involved under the age of 10 and these people hon. were taken to hospital. >>mark: 2 shows the children to of his closest to of poisoning the blues legend that made the claim the documents provided by the lawyer the to the business manager and personal assistant of being involved in poisoning the autopsy was performed on his by sunday but was also set

you are a shareholder in h best ec -- hsbc. the possibility of moving its headquarters from london.pore-based [inaudible] said standard chartered should relocate. should hsbc follow suit? martin: i think i saw the chairman douglas flint saying that the agm they had differed discussing it for the last four or five years but it was now back on the agenda with the calm coming as far as regulation is concerned. they will look at it but it is more couple dated than anyone thinks. i do not think it is a decision that can be just made overnight and actioned overnight. it is many years in discussion and -- but it is a subject that the boards should look at. mark: are you making new investments in banks or are you banging your head against the wall because there are so many barriers, are there? there is regulations, capital requirements, misconduct finds. are they attractive as an asset class right now or not? martin: i think we have for the last six or seven years had a bias toward emerging-market banks which have had more deposits than loans lend money to people who might pay them back, an

sense of place and urgency to build new communities but transfer is the driver for new development as ec investment along these corridors there are local transit tax initiatives 49 of those past 69% passage rate 71% of initiatives are passed the local share is there but it is a nationwide system that has to work together with the passengers paying their fair am of share. heart is not just the evidence packinghouse as we talk about the $86 billion backlog to keep the trains and buses running independently and on time so it must invest in a state of good repair so to stand up for transportation and day it is a great story national day of local advocacy 350 organizations around the country came from 150 vince more than 10 percent of congress they told those infrastructure story aviation transit and roads and highway all came together so it is critical congress look at the multi-year well funded surface transportation bill at $100 billion for the next six years a program that has then stagnant since 2009 over $10 billion growing and by 2021 to make those investments into infrastructure it pa

president had to say earlier today at the 34th annual peace officers memorial service held in washington ec. you can see the president's entire remarks at 8:00 eastern on c-span. >> here are some of our featured programs this weekend. saturday at 10:00 a.m. eastern the internet and television expo in chicago for what consumers can expect in the future. speakers include comcast chairman and ceo roberts. president obama's at georgetown university discussing ideas on how to a alleviate poverty in the united states. on c-span 2 on book tv, we are live from city hall in gaithersburg, maryland, for the gaithersburg book festival with david shiffler, former representatives, davis and martin frost, and former obama advisor david axelrod. sunday at 9:00 on afterwards, president of the american constitution society carolyn fredrickson on the impact of employment laws on women and their working families. on american history tv on c-span 3 at 2:00 p.m. eastern remembering the liberation of nazi concentration camps with an interview of gerda weissmann klein. u.s. naval war college professor john mauer o

here in san francisco on 101 it is recorded in the northbound direction leading into the city on the ec's job best. here is a promise of date of what is happening in the south bay the freeway looks pretty good we are not tracking any delays for 101 north about look at the drive time 18 minutes here as you head up the capitol expressway and the montague expressway while there is an accident on 280 and a loss of brazil and south about 280 al monte a vehicle left the roadway to the have a culture that the right lane extending above table they're getting that clear inside of the there was no delays plasticine. >>george: paulo so high and early game is coming in at just 18 minutes for northbound drive. >>darya: baltimore mayor stephanie rollins blake is one support from public officials for the legal experts as the u.s. justice for discriminatory pattern she announced a decision after paribas s.a. is determined to fix the problems of maryland gov. at the presence of the simplicity and are among those for welcoming this to the element. >>mark: the san francisco giants fan is facing a lack there

larger question is whoof you consider moving to the government side to sort out these issues in the ec role if offered? >> this is the hypothetical. there were news reports i was on the list but i don't know. i consulted with my friends and he said why don't you just the the chief technology officers best friend? so now make is there i thought that was pretty good if i decided sellers six years in the government. i enjoyed that time it was up period where i worked with incredibly smart people but my whole career has been that way. i met google is surrounded by incredibly smart people more smarter than i am. i hear that every day. then i think we tried that 25 years ago than i remember the reason why it didn't work that reason may no longer be valid now is cheaper and faster now is economically feasible i have been forced to rethink my own view is over and over nothing makes you rethink your old -- our own position so i don't feel the need to become a part of the government but i want to have the opportunity to provide support in and help if i can and i will do that. >> iana to see cong

ec the turmoil in our cities all over our nation.conomy would be humming. but obviously, it is not. it is one of the reasons our founders said our freedom and our way of life is depending -- is dependent on the well informed and educated populace. what you have to know is you can make the unemployment rate anything you wanted to be based on what numbers you include and exclude. you have to look at the labor force participation rate, which is the number of people eligible for work. that number has been going down 2009 and is that a seven low. unless you understand the kinds of things, it is eminently possible for slick politicians and biased media to convince you that everything is wonderful when your eyes tell you something different. i am saying to people around this nation right now, stop being loyal to a party or a man and use your brain to think for yourself. [applause] that is the key to us as a nation becoming successful again. not allowing ourselves to be manipulated by people who believe that they are the kingmakers, who thin

story broke said it might happen in livermore drove here on to pathway leads to an apartment complex ec the scenes from horrible crashes that was left. o track live in livermore right now works are growing more off. >> reporter: you could not even make up at one time it was corvette after slamming into the victim's the tree is ultimately into the apartment behind me and walk you thru the channel events around 650 at the saturday evening 35 year-old driver was heading from left to the right of your screen. edible part loses control of his core that pops the curb goes on to a grassy conceive tire marks a say over their reagan's clearly sitars and you conceive he clicked the streets. the woman and her 41 year-old daughter were in that area. pollution so violent they died at the scene. corvette keeps going and then slams into the bargains are here. the one is allowed to go inside show the picture 35 rural men his name is brian jones in livermore said it acted to are before the collision was at the livermore wine country festival. as was a little get together for the community of livermore.

you're bound to a camass ec write to the french red tubercle.a man was being chased by a deputy in defense and to home forced the debris flying and there's the aftermath. no one was in the house safely. no one was injured. >> michelle: the fastest-growing twitter handle organization that studies great white sharks getting attention common viral merilee has $55,000 and follows the real movements of the great white shark nearly 35 lbs. great white and track for real-time online shoes up and down the east coast now lies a so popular because when fan enjoying your a social media this letter must be like to be some. short public jernigan 2012 when the great white was tag of messages is chose close. bill conservation. >> james: there on the bait and will be like in san jose later on this afternoon. but for daytime high of 67 back with a >> darya:. 71 for that far was in: >> stanley bully >> gary: the for the open doors before brett does it all the guys throw close like crazy given a car to you get a car when you get. >> gary: below westering champions

drive times out of the macarthur maze phone for you drive on highway 101 to the golden gate bridge and ec can you as you see it here for the trip on highway 1 01 if the drive times still wrong 30 minutes out of the auto and into more randy of the richmond bridge we are tracking a better than usual right into a 12 minute drive times out of richmond heading >>darya: for santa fe elf's. new records show thousand people have been brought to the baltimore city jails with injuries to severe for them to be admitted to wreck the toilet also refused to admit nearly 2600 detainees to in police custody >>darya: it is not known how the people were and whether it's suffered the injury cloud in custody but the record suggests that all this is either ignored or did not noticed the injuries going on and baltimore prince went to take the stage to get some peace and unity areas in a concert that he called just a few days before and it was officially called a broken system is a rally for peace that call this concert at what has to wear the color gray and a tribute to the victims of violence will stop the pr

uscis personnel are instructed to direct all case-specific and general eb5-related communications with ec terrible stakeholders -- external stakeholders through this e-mail account or through other established channels such as the national customer service center or the office of public engagement. so during your tenure as director would you be considered uscia personnel and as such the clause in this policy that i just read, would it be amake bl to you -- applicable to you, yes or no? >> yes, i was a uscia personnel. those guidelines would apply to me. however, they should not be at the debt result of insuring -- detriment of insuring that we get to the right result in a case. and so i would become involved in a case if my involvement was warranted to adhere to the law that congress passed. >> so are you saying you not only made that decision whether you should kind of abide by the policy -- is that my understanding, or are you saying something different here? >> i'm saying something different, congressman, if i may, and i apologize if i was unclear. i was a consultative leader. and so w

improvement here drive * dropped from 19 down to 15 to 16 minutes here of the golden gate bridge ride ecign no incidents reported at the last 45 minutes but i usual to see traffic to slow will investigate that and at the richmond bridge so attracting a good ride here track times found that 10 minutes now for the westbound driver heading the south bay quick update of some five times won 01 in the northbound direction 24 minutes here for your trip and also saying to hear the traffic 17 and 8 a northbound leading up the highway when a one major said amasses morning at j.p. morgan city group because and the royal biggest it it and euros traded cocoa market and the they say it triggers it share orders and share the information of profits before the clients according to a settlement between september january 2007 2013. >> james:the utility says by using state of the art technology, its been able to move from an observe and respond approach to one that predicts and prevents incidents like this explosion from happening again. since 20-11, p-g and e says its improving the safety of their natural