their names etched on the wall of the memorial behind us. and joining us, former d.c.tective and defense lawyer ted williams and former prosecutor katie phang. ted, i don't know. i just love talking to this police officer. this is going to be somber later but right now it's it like, you know, all the camaraderie and friendship. >> yeah, not only is there camaraderie and friendship out here, but, when you look around, you don't see what is in the media this black and white situation. you see the men and women who have served and protected us and they are in blue. greta, you just have to love what we see out here. >> just amazing. i should say that we have got some minnesota police officers behind us in spite of the fact it's not green bay. i have. you work day to day out with the police officers. you get to know them so well and see all the heavy lifting they do for the rest of us. how they protect us. what's your thought tonight when you think this is a big occasion but also very somber? they are going to add new names to that wall it was privilege and honor to serve a

spraying water on the fire some of the chemicals in the business, these are chemicals used for metal etching ande iing mixed with the runoff and now they have this caustic mix. they came back with a number that said, yes, it was hazardous. what they're trying to do right now, they've got it contained. they don't want it in our sewers or the ground for that matter. and what they're going to do is come up with a plan with how to remove it. >> the most common choice for acids and bases is to dilute them with more water until the ph is down to normal. because this is more of a chemical soup, there are other chemicals in there, we're not comfortable doing that yet. >> reporter: there are about 100 firefighters on the scene this morning. about a third, roughly 35 of them, had to be decontaminated. everybody is okay. this fire started around 12:30 this morning. fire department had it out in about an hour and 15 minutes. they did have to call for a fourth alarm. the structure is an l-shaped concrete two-story structure that caught fire. auto detailing business. when the fire department arrived it wa

we have enough money to pay our bills and united airlines our bills with the budget it easier for etch so understand your budgeting process so consideration for lafco and changes hopefully in the next fiscal year we'll have launched the ac construction program centuries i've been with lafco and what we've seen we're actually doing special studies i know supervisor wiener through the board of directors asked us for an election study that will be realized realized and supervisor tang asked united states for a underground utility we've been doing all those dudes e duties so those two lafco are paid for out of the general fund account and 0 not not cca fund our proposed budget i want to mention that considered at the april meeting some constitution how we're billed and paid the office of the city clerk we're in the process of reworking that we'll see a little bit of a savings and making the request and i'll be making the suggestion to fix whatever the process right now we're will requesting from the city and county half of our allocated amount and returning the rest of it we only want to h

for the puc in the 1244 classification i'm here today on my own on behalf of not a representative r etch i've been working for the city a year despite the fact i work in an h.r. capacity i was unaware of significant increases that would be faced in the city ppo plan namely for the local 21 it went from one dollars 8 if to january $2,015,189 that increase from $4 to $400 is approximately 10 thousand percent increase i did the math semester over 10 thousand percentage inflicting increase i understand it is necessary for the sfoifks i did want to go ahead and put a face to that decision someone like myself that doesn't open an enrollment package i thought everything was fine and never a reason to word otherwise i was shocked when it hit hi paycheck it forced me to seek additional employment that has to occur outside of my working for the city i come to you today is it fair to say nothing to be done i understand i put many a po we read about working families drive out of city and county of san francisco one e-mail could have solved interest problem less than 10 percent on the ppo plan or the

yet the stories themselves etched on palm leaves, carved in stone, shadows on a linen screen, are from a time before time. ( umbeat rhythcally ) the earliest indonesians are worshippers of the elements. theyive in small villages der thrule of local chieftains all things are alive with the spirits of ancestors. bring offerings in the beating of the drum and songs of praise, for you, too, shall be gathered to the faers. from india, powerful winds blow south and eas the islands of indonia lie directly itheir path. the sea trade brings new skills, new ideas, and village life yields to a world of palaces and kings. local craftsmen build shrines that celebrate thewo great religions of india buddhism and hinduism. ( steel drums beat rhytically ) at the sanctuary of goa gajah, mysterious creatures guard the realm oford siva greatest of the hindu gods. deep within, three lingas, symbols of creation, mark his invisible presence. in buddhism, the unfolding of the self into ever-higher levels of awareness is imaged in the many-layered leaves and petals of the lotus. take refuge in the buddha and i

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this is an important etch change right here, gary. >> it is. this one a shorter version of the putt he made earlier. maybe a little more break? >> i think just a touch. it's a little different angle, not as close to hole high. >> how about this for a guy who's never won on the pga tour? >> you know what i like, johnny, he looks like he expects to do it. >> that's what i was sort of saying on the 18th hole when he was on the green. >> another look. fowler to answer. a little different angle here, john, than he had the first go round. i think this one will turn a little more to the left. >> got it. fowler with a 2. kisner with a 2. >> let's golf. so sergio finds himself one shot behind in this three-hole aggregate as they move to the 18th. >> fowler birdies it for the fourth time this week. now he goes over to 18 to see if he can pour another one in like he did in regulation to finish off that 6 under in six-hole stretch. and kisner who had one that just grazed the edge that would have put an end to this a long time ago, through the tunnel and in

. >> reporter: the rows of transloosents glass have 18 quotes etched into them, and images. depicting stories of servicemen and women. >> i felt alone watching what was happening. by this point i knew i was hurt. company. >> reporter: the project director gave us a tour. you talk about the glass. it's not just pretty glass, it's meant to tell us something. >> the glass - this is star-fired glass, and has a strength to it, but has a fragility to it. there's two meanings, the strength of the glass and the fragility. they have been wounded. they came back. >> the memorial was designed and to give them a place to pause and reflect. >> this memorial has a lot to do with reflection and light. we have a star fountain with a flame in the middle symbolizing the fire in the grove, in the grove of the soldiers. >> after more than a decade of battles in iraq and afghanistan, the number of disabled veterans grew, 45% since 2000. >> i want our elected representatives to realise the human cost of war, and think twice before battle. >> reporter: the memorial is located in the shadow of capi

interrupted business as usual in baltimore, america tonight has been talking to etch tooers communityivists and eelectricitied officials looking for the root causes of that current unrest. >> in the days after riots put the city in a choke hold, a relative calm has returned but the people of baltimore are left not only with the damaged city, but a negative image of their youth many here feel is fair nor accurate. >> . >> tyree morehead is a community activist who works as an unofficial game mediator he himself served 11 years for second degree murder. >> there's a seven day truce in the hoods of baltimore. that count the neighborhoods have agreed that there's enough black on black crime enough white on white crime there's enough crime in our neighborhoods period, right now. we are going to start -- we are wishing to see a seven week or seven year truce we will start with seven days. and they haven't even reported that. baltimore high schoolteacher says there's another story not being heard what her students battle daily. >> when students are accused of being tardy or anything like tha

etch was expecting the ate by the saudi arabia border. probably on the border. that's where they have more impacts. this is a developing situation, we'll have more detail. >> i understand you do not have a lot of detail. we don't know the number of troops et cetera, et cetera. but the fact that there has been ground troops deployed at this point. what kind of conflict would this be. what i mean by that is could it be a traddizal conflict in the sense that they are not up against a traditional army. >> of course troops are fighting one another. what looks like a war. saudis are clear. shiulie ghosh shiulie ghosh -- aden must be clear. they want to shift the government to aden and said that. the prime minister and the deputy president has been clear in his statement that the houthis, for any kind of talks or deal between them and the government, have to lee aden and they -- leave aden and they haven't done that on their own. now it has to be done they have to be forced out of it so we can have a chunk of land which the government desires to move in and have negoti

he etch a commissioner (laughter) and and i got do call him out awhile riding my mountain bike i got cranky i'm not sorry allen. >> fine i deferred deserved it. >> i want to reiterate physically talked about two folks interest way back in the 19th century in the wildness of grandparent and the coast life okay in the northeast session of the park we have to thank them you know and i'd like to say this region is well known to feature the converty flowers and the garden and the being the rehabbed now by peers is hours shoe club the historic horse shoe clubs a little known and interesting piece of infrastructure right in the middle of the okay wood lands i'd like to say that without the rec and park department natural areas program leadership and management i don't think the okay woods restoration program more the hours shoe courts would have shown such success i want 0 urge the commission and concerned citizens or involved citizens to value our natural landscapes and indignant bio diversity and support this sin wrap the management plan it guides the natural areas program and i on coming

. >> they used acids and zinc oxides to do etching and that type of cleaning of metal so those were the chemicals were initially involved. this volume of fire, it made sort of a chemical soup. >> that chemical soup pooled around the builtings creating a massive hat mass situation with the toxic smoke forcing half of the firefighters on the scene, around 50, to be decontaminated. it appears no firefighters were injured. >> amazingly it was kept to one commercial building. >> sorry for their businesses but glad not too many are affected. >> business owners are responsible for the clean up of the contaminated run off. insurance agents are involved several businesses in the area were blocked off. dozens of workers were left waiting. >> we have 11 orders today. 11. we have to call the kleins and can -- call the clients and cancel we will see what the clients will say. upsetting. >> in the last minute we had a flare-up with black smoke in the sky off the willing here for firefighters -- four firefighters have jumped on the building. >> a cause of the fire, investigators have to wait until it

he was in the building with the trainers, steve kerr is optimistic klay will be ready for game one etchhe other daunting question, how to stop lebron james, he like steph curry, are going to get points but have to find a way to slow him down, loor phenomenon barnes and green and iguodala to share the defensive duties on king james. >> try to throw different things eight him. talk about strength in numbers that's our slogan. or what have you. and trying to work had gones down wear down. it will be tough but we're going with what has been working for us. no mart what -- matter what we do lebron will make his points and we have to do as much as we took make things difficult and slow him down. >> game of -- game one of the finals on thursday. and joined after the game, larry beil and yours truly live from oracle arena in oakland. espn's marcstein is reporting warriors assistant coach alvin gentry will be named the new head coach for the pelicans. he has been a head coach for the pistons, heat and suns and has been a key in helping steve kerr in his and his players' development. great hire b

exhaustion is etched on faces. this woman traveled with her two children from niger. she just arrived here but won't talk to us. at 16-year-old aisha plains what they have been through. >> we don't eat anything. only water. not food. they beat us sometimes. they think we're animals. we're not people. >> the women here have different reasons for their or deals. for one, it's about getting an education and feeling safe. >> i want to study and be a doctor but it don't come true. i'm 15, and i don't know the alphabet. where should i stay? there is no place for me in this world. where i go there is war. i think time is going by, and i still haven't gone to school. now i'm in prison. >> these women don't know exactly where they are in libya but perhaps the most difficult part is not knowing for how long they will be held in this room. many complain that they have not been able to speak to their families for days. sometimes weeks. they worry no one knows where they are. >> we need to go. everybody people have problems. every people have problems. we need just to. >> thethey

although he was in the building with the trainers, steve kerr is optimtic klay will be ready for game one etch other daunting question, how to stop lebron james, he lik steph curry, are going to get points butave to find a way to slow him down, loor phenomenon barnes and green and iguodala to share the defensive duties o king james. >> try to thro different things eight him. talk about strength in numbers that's our slogan. or what have you. and trying to work had gones down wear down. it will be tough but we're going with whatas been working for us. no mart what -- matter what we do lebron will make his points and we have to do as much as we ok make things difficult and slow him down. >> game of -- game one of the finals on thursday. and joined after the game, larry beil and yours truly live fm oracle arena in oakland. espn's rcstein is reporting warriors assistant ach alvin gentry will be named the new head coach for the pelicans. he has been a head coach for the pistons, heat and suns and has been a key in helping steve kerr in his and his players' developmt. great hire by new orleans huge

measurement so that is how their systems are set up to track the interacts for the people they serve etch organization has had a justification but the descriptionycy is the bayview counting service hours. >> and the conner house the population is a high percentage of the european or unstable folks so their frequent. >> so multiple times a week or some multiple times a day you're correct given the area and the complexity of the mental illness it is significant with conner's house there is a need more for individuals that's not to discount the services there bayview or the services they deal with yeah. yeah. >> the different populations. >> yeah. >> any other comments or questions commissioner ow. >> yeah. a short one you said on the record ms. this is not a new contract how long have they been doing this service and that's a really good question maybe someone with more time spent. >> this is 2012. >> office of the aging we have had contract with candor for about 10 years i do remember that at one point through the time the contract actually went over to the department of the public health

to services and things along those lines and there is is a issue related to the question of scale etch individual unit that we support has to be subsidize and as we get to a certain point nevertheless of the total units we'll reach our limits as one individual project of taking the bulk of the affordable housing funds that the office has in a particular year this is typically not the type of sited we'll acquire it was a transbay site with a little bit more flexibility we'll landmarking look for the officials but we have other competing goals as it relates to the city offers building and trying to make sure we get the most affordable housing out of the transaction meeting the other goal. >> thank you and i'll i am sorry to supervisor kim i know she has a number of questions supervisor kim. >> i had a couple of questions on the surpass property city ordinance i think that would be best addressed to olsen lee i know that july 15th of every year the city second floor gives to the mayor the upgrade i haven't seen a list and the process what it looks like i know that while we define surplus

there in port richmond at the scene of the crash they say what happened tuesday night will forever be etched in their memories. here's what they experienced at the time of the derailment. >> all of a sudden we heard his deafening bang. and the whole sky lit up i bet you five miles in the air. >> there was a hole in the fence, i just kicked and i got through. i thought i got to help somebody. after coming through the brush and got to the top of the hill. oh my god, it looked like beirut literally, a war zone. >> we'll hear more from that man in the next half hour. he was one of the first people to get to the scene to try to help those injured. nbc10 is devoted to the coverage of the deadly derailment there are detailed profiles of the victims and survivors. >> announcer: now your nbc10 "first alert" weather with meteorologist bill henley. >> nine minutes after 4:00. it is clear outside and chilly this morning. the temperatures much closer to the normal. we've drop into the 40s and 50s this morning. brilliant sunshine during the day. you will need your sunglasses today. but much needed rainfal

while he was there he etched his brother's name in the steal.mes cartier was killed in the south tower on 9/11. >> i hope that when i see him again he'll know i took his name to the highest place that i possibly could and that he knows that i love him. >> reporter: directly next to one world trade is the 9/11 memorial and museum a place to mourn the past. here it's about the future and the city in all its splendor. now, while the observatory is just opening here today, the one world trade building itself has been open for about six months. it's been reported about 60% of the building is now occupied. and, anne-marie we're told bookings for the observatory here are sold out at least through the weekend. come on over. >> i would love to. it looks fantastic. even now and the sun isn't even up. i can't imagine when the sun comes up. >> so beautiful. >> yes, indeed. at the world one trade center. thanks a lot don. >>> straight ahead we'll tell you about a ceo of a startup who is handing out tuition. >> reporter: this portion of "cbs morning news" spo

directly impacted but also for residents in this area who say what they heard and saw will forever be etched in their memory memories. >> all of a sudden we heard this deafening bang. and down there, the whole sky lit up. i bet you, five miles up in the air. i never saw such a flash in my life. >> there's a whole. i kicked it and it went through, i have to help somebody. after getting all the brush, and coming up over the top of the hill, it looked like beirut. it looked like a war zone. i don't know what happened man, i just know it was horrible. >> it sounded like a transformer exploding. a double crack, and i heard from other people there were flames shooting very high in the sky, but i never saw that. >> did you run outside? >> we looked outside. and it was just darkness at that point. 15 minutes later, police and fire trucks are showing up we know something very bad's happened. >> and that gentleman is a mechanic whose shop here is right in the epicenter of all of this activity. activity that he says has paralyzed his business and made this entire neighborhood numb. having a far reachin

a worker who helped install the beacon etched his brother's name in the steel. james cartier was killed in the 9/11 attacks. >> i hope that when i see him again, that he'll know that i took his name to the highest place that i possibly could and that will he knows that i love him. -- he knows that i love him. >> it will be open year-round and they expect three to four million visitors a year there. the adult admission price is $32. >>> metro says it is banning all issue oriented ads from stations and buses for the rest of the year. the move came after controversial pro israel group wanted to place ads in the transit system featuring the prophet mohammed. the drawing is linked to that deadly violence in texas this month. the metro board voted to ban the issue oriented advertising that vote was unanimous. >>> hundreds of people say they will attend an antiislamic rally this evening in arizona. it will be happening outside a mosque in phoenix. it's the same mosque where two gunmen killed in texas once attended that pair drove to dallas suburb to shoot up a prophet

etch as the murky water recedes. >>> pilot arrested. the plane goes off the runway smashed into a building. was he drunk? >>> daring rescue. blames and smoke surround a car. a police officer not wasting any time pull mang to safety. >>> plus america's best and brightest. young spellers squaring off today. the preparation, the intensity, and those faces of the scripps national spelling bee. >>> well good thursday morning to you all. we begin with this wild weather that just will not let up. rain flooding tornadoes slamming the southern plain as the death roll rises. >> more than 20 lives lost so far. that number expected to go up as the search for victims intensifies. block after block of debris piling up. some rivers are still rising. we get the latest from bazi kanani. >> reporter: front yards piling high with soggy carpet. people are hoping to salvage the things they can't replace. >> it was every letter i had written to her for the last 25 years. i didn't know she had kept them. >> reporter: the national guard continuing to look for

exhaustion is etched on faces. the woman travelled with two children. she arrived but will not talk to us. this 16-year-old plains what they have been through. >> we don't eat anything. too weak. only water. not food. they beat us sometimes. they think we are animals, we are not people. >> reporter: the women here have different reasons for the ordeals. for this woman, it's about getting an education and feeling safe. >> i want to study and be a doctor. it will not come true. i'm 15 and do not know the alphabet. where shall i stay. there's no place for me in the world. all i think of is war, i think of time going by now i'm in prison. >> reporter: these women don't know where they are. the difficult part is not knowing how long they'll be held in the room. mane complain they have not spoken to their families for day, sometimes weeks. they worry. no one knows where they are. >> every people here have problem, have child. every people have problem. we need just to go. >> reporter: the uncertainty the migrant women face is enormous. they are resilient. des

. >> higgins' name and mia classification are etched in the granite of philadelphia's korean war memorial. it will now be noted he was killed in action. >>> a special re-dedication ceremony at the philadelphia viet nam veterans memorial on penn's landing. the memorial just wrapped up two phases of renovations from weather-related damage and vandalism over the years. ralph gillati pow, keynote speaker today. he spent 14 months in captivity after his aircraft was shot down in 1972. >> the sites and sounds of the holiday were on full display in bucks county. >> ♪ ♪ >>> members of the united veterans of doylestown took part in today's parade. they marched 2 miles from cb west high school on port street. >> "eyewitness news" at another ceremony, this one in media. a wreath and american flags decorated the courthouse downtown there. that's also where the borough's memorial day parade wrapped up. several military veterans link their after taking part in the days events. >> and veterans, marching bands, and mummers, all took part in the parade in bridesburg. families lined up bright and early to

. >> par etches are praising a recovery in jerusalem. >> he i lous students to bring children to class. >> when a boy began to cry he picked up the child and the boy quickly calmed down and this photo has gone viral and it is elevating the professor to hero status in the eyes of moms and dads. >> he is teaching a student and holding the constitute's child. got to love that. >> opponents of airbnb may have new ammunition with the big hurdle it could create for people looking to rent. >> the showdown expected in sacramento over a controversial school vaccination measure. >> stay tuned. just can't seem to escape... another sneeze attack... you may be muddling through allergies. don't get caught off guard. try zyrtec® dissolve tabs. powerful allergy relief, now in a tablet that starts dissolving instantly. zyrtec® dissolve tabs. muddle no more™. >>> live from the kgo-tv broadcast center this is abc7 news. >> morning, on this thursday morning, a wet one today so it we will tell you more about that. >> i am eric thomas. >> i am kristen sze. >> rain...become to work day...meteorologist mike n

and what they saw last night, tuesday night, will forever be etched in their memory. here's what they experienced at the time of the derailment. >> all of a sudden we heard this deafening bang. and then the whole sky lit up i bet you five miles up in the hour. i've never seen such a flash in my life. >> there was a hole in the fence, i kicked it through because i thought i had to help somebody. after coming through that brush and got to the top of that hill oh my god, it looked like beirut. literally like a war zone. >> you'll hear from that man in the next half hour. he was one of the first people to get to the scene to try to help. >> you can count on nbc10 for continuing coverage of the deadly derailment. you can update at nbc10.com or the news app. >>> skies are starting to brighten ahead of sunshine today, but it's getting chillier and chillier outside. a cool morning. 40s for much of the area. but sunshine will turn that around in a hurry. dry today, but this weekend, could see some showers and possibly some thunderstorms. right now, it's cold in the mountains.