grusheski: philadelphia was the first american city to develop a water system and to take on as a municipal responsibility water delivery to all of its citizens. when william penn laid out the city, he actually chose a spot of land that had a lot of groundwater. however, by 1730, 30,000 people lived within the first seven blocks of philadelphia, next to the delaware river. well, 30,000 people caused filth in the city and polluted their water sources. the groundwater was not potable. and in one year, 1/6 of the population died of yellow fever. now, they didn't know at the time that yellow fever was carried by mosquitoes. but the health issue was major in that first movement to build a water system. narrator: so they set out to find the cleanest source of water. although the majority of philadelphia's water now comes from the delaware river, early engineers found that development along the waterfront was causing pollution. so their search led them to the nearby schuylkill river. philadelphia developed technologies to pump water from the river into the city. these technologies established engi

san francisco first african american city administrator naomi kelley. the mayor's office deputy chief of staff, for public safety. paul henderson. >> san francisco treasurer, sisneros. >> san francisco port commissioner kimberly brandon. commissioners south east city, toya moses. >> oakland port commissioner, brian parker. director of workforce development office of economic workforce department rhonda simmons and president jack and jill of america incorporated san francisco chapter and former soul service commissioner karen clopten. thank you all so much. well, we are so thrilled that our most distinguished keynote speaker was able to work us into his schedule today. welly has a way again of folks to show up. you know? he attended the american conserve torrey theater in san francisco and went on to appear on the big screen and the big stage. give a big warm welcome for the great amazing delroy lindo. can everybody hear me? >> i have to say that after agreeing to be here this afternoon, a few or some short time after i was sent a schedule, and on the sc

scene so authorities start a massive manhunt, ordering the entire city of boston to shelter-in-place. marking the first time an american city has been completely shut down if you don't count detroit. ( laughter ) it is-- it is unprecedented, folks. cnn's susan candiotti 7, i think, capturedly the feeling best. >> the streets are empty. it's ear. it's as though a bomb had dropped somewhere. ( laughter ) >> stephen: well said. that's cnn susan candiotti reporting live from no-(bleep)ylvania. ( laughter ) ( applause ) they finally caught white hat guy hiding in a boat, and he's been formally charged. the question is how should the united states respond to this act of terror? where should we strike back? well, let's review what we know. they are muslims. they are brothers. which makes them the muslim brotherhood. ( laughter ). that means egypt. ( laughter ) then again, they are from chechnya, a federal republic of the russian federation located in the caucasuses mountains, which makes these terrorists caucasians. ( laughter ). so be on the lookout for caucasian males with dark hair and anger issue, and i believe we have a

city. >> first american to 7 face transplant has walked down the aisle. his romantic wedding photo. >> and what prompted the commander in chief to become comforter in chief at the annual white house easter egg roll. >> then later on "jimmy kimmel live". >> tonight demi perfect fort forming and shaq is here. touching me writ now. how many people he can stuff in his people he can stuff in his mouth. more than 10,000ppñ# . >> if in marin the city of san rafael reaching out to certain group of people hoping to convince them to behave better in public. it's a map featur featuring trouble spots and suggestions for what they should and should not do. john is life in san rafael tonight with the story. john? >> well this is that paper map. it was developed by the police department. and saint vincent depall where hundreds of homeless people eat every day. it's a tray liner with a list of things not to do. >> one man picked through trsh container along fourth street in san rafael. another hom homeless person walked a bike with belongings at intersection. mild compar

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visit from president obama the most important thing is that is the first american president that visits palestinians after out of the city it was declared in the you don't. know where that is important of course but beyond that i don't see any of that effect does it weaken the p.a. in the sense that there's so much anger on the palestinian street and they welcoming president obama on a bomb missed him. i don't know if it weakens the you know what it what will weaken it very much if the i do to go back to negotiations without a complete settlement freeze and without clear terms of reference if they're delusional and if they're bent under pressure from the american side or israeli side then will they will definitely lose a lot of their popularity and lose a lot of the of their credibility dr mustafa barghouti thank you very much for joining us here and i thank you you thank . you know when the history of any culture there are some dark chapters throughout human history there's been war on every continent and religious strife and oppression every culture has some skeletons in their closet and in recent u.s. history the scan

shake the confidence of a city, they only strengthened the resolve of the nation this became apparent immediately as first responders ran toward unknown dangers. these amazing americans, some of whom charged through fences and barricades, put their own lives on the line to help others. we are so thankful for these women and men who on a daily basis sacrifice for our nation. they are our friends, our family, our neighbors. join me in praying for them and the victims of this tragedy, the victims' families and their support system, to those who uld attack america and our citizens, let me say this. there is no corner on earth, no hiding place in america, that will keep us from finding you. the leaders of this country will do everything in our power to bring justice for the family and communities impacted. our freedom is our most precious possession. any effort to take it away will only strengthen our determination because the greatness of america is not seen in times of prosperity but crystallized by how we respond to challenges wetch will stand strong, we will stand united and we will stand together for boston. thank you and god bless america. >> this documentary comes

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the first one is as well as the 2012 report for reporting for community colleges aa cc menace the city gap with significantly fewer african-american and pacific islanders transferring to four-year colleges and that would be the whereas clause. and adding a resolve clause resolved that the board of supervisors urges the city college board of trustees to prioritize inches to close the gap and insure equitable positions >> thank you and kohlman for bringing those suggestions forward and many others for giving their input in the language it's stronger then amended so. i see mr. young we have before us a amendment can you ask we support those amendments without objection. one whereas and one resolve can we pass those amendments? just that to be clear you presented a copy here for the amendments? the red line >> i think my first whereas clause fits better right after your first whereas clause they kind of work together that's an amendment to my amendment to move it eaten i think we have a whole resolution that flows better. >> so the on page one after line 19 and the same place for the resolved one on page 2 line 20. >> thank you. can w

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war when the first hundreds of thousands and millions of black americans saw an opportunity and greater freedom than the north. going first to chicago then brooklyn which was a separate city. although the north was free for the young black people, there are limits as to what they could do for a living and frederick chose the service industry and became a waiter and a valet. but not just anywhere but in what was at the time, in the early 1890's, the most technologically sophisticated hotel built in the united states. it was the auditorium that stance on south michigan avenue now the home of roosevelt univ. but you can go into the building and it is preserved during the 8093 columbia an expedition world fair. because of how technologically advanced the hotel was it sets the tone for what frederick did later in life in the same way the first job they have been given profession prepares you for what follows with the same trajectory. he began at a very high level. when he moved to new york he began to work for a prominent i intrapreneur tried his hand and real estate development and ax bonneville. it is interesting to think frederic would have gotten the first ideas being a bu

the fbi turned boylston street back over to the city of boston and presented the mayor with an american flag. bombing suspect johar tsarnaev made his first appearance before a judge in his hospital room. the 19-year-old is charged with using a weapon of mass destruction and malicious destruction of property resulting in death. he could face the death penalty if convicted. some lawmakers wanted tsarnaev declared an enemy combatant. but the white house is defending its decision to try him in u.s. courts. >> this is absolutely the right way to go and the appropriate way to go. and when it comes to united states citizens, it is against the law to try them in military commissions. >> reporter: in the suburb of medford, a funeral was held for 29-year-old krystle cambell. mourners offered support to her family. >> be strong. it's a long road. it's not going to be easy. but feel the strength in the community and we're behind them. and they'll get through it. >> reporter: campbell was one of three marathon spectators killed in the blasts. the judge who presided over the hospital room court hearing described the -year-old suspect as alert and ment

he is the city's first african-american mayor in 22 years and when he's nol nated today, he will be the term cabinet. >>> "the chicago tribune" reporting that sandra day o'connor has second thoughts about the high court taking up the issue of bush v. >> al: in 2000. they decided 5-4 with o'connor casting the deciding vote. in retrospect, she tells "the tribune" that florida authorities made a mess of the election process and perhaps the court should have refused to hear the case. >> first lady michelle obama is launching a new credentialing program that will help military members leaving the service land high tech jobs in the private sector. many veterans have trouble making the transition even though they have the training and experience because they haven't earned the proper civilian certification. the white house is team up with the department of defense and several private i.t. companies to help the already trained veterans get the paperwork they need and also in the pilot phase of this program, they'll provide additional training to those who may fall slightly short. we're back wit

first city to be attacked since it was created. >> we prevent and disrupt dozens of plots and threats annually. in a lot of cases, americans are not aware of it because someone is disrupted overseas or prevented from coming into the country, or the fbi disrupt somebody early in their plotting process. >> between the capitol and the white house today, the emancipation day parade, a big public event, just like the one targeted yesterday. police say there was high- security after the events in boston, but participants were only slightly nervous. >> are you worried about being at events like this? >> i was a little bit, but my husband said we should come out and enjoy the day. >> we have some concern, but you do not want to live your life in fear. >> it may be that america comes boston as event in just a horrible attack rather than something that makes them question the nation's identity. a a there are questions the president cannot yet answer, who did this, and why. quakes in this reflective city tonight, there will be -- >> in this reflective city tonight, there will be prayer vigils. >> we have heard from the white house th

first city to be attacked since it was created. >> we prevent and disrupt dozens of plots and threats annually. in a lot of cases, americans are not aware of it because someone is disrupted overseas or prevented from coming into the country, or the fbi disrupt somebody early in their plotting process. >> between the capitol and the white house today, the emancipation day parade, a big public event, just like the one targeted yesterday. police say there was high- security after the events in boston, but participants were only slightly nervous. >> are you worried about being at events like this? >> i was a little bit, but my husband said we should come out and enjoy the day. >> we have some concern, but you do not want to live your life in fear. >> it may be that america comes boston as event in just a horrible attack rather than something that makes them question the nation's identity. a a there are questions the president cannot yet answer, who did this, and why. quakes in this reflective city tonight, there will be -- >> in this reflective city tonight, there will be prayer vigils. >> we have heard from the white house th

(narrator) soderbergh first drew attention at the sundance film festival, a yearly event held in park city, utah. one of the premiere festivals for americanndependent films, sundance has a reputation for showcasing unknown talent and attracting the attention of hollywood. i remember sort of seeing steven soderbergh around before the screenings of "sex, lies, and videotape" in sundance and no one knew who this guy was. he was having dinner alone. i just want to ask you a few questions like, why do you tape women talking about sex? huh? (todd mccarthy) and suddenly the next day, redford and sydney pollack and universal and everyone is just calling him up. i don't find turning the tables very interesting. well, i do. tell me why, graham. why? his life is never going to be the same again. after that one screening, it all changes like that. a lot of people approached me about doing things at a lot of different places, which was interesting. i chose to make "kafka" which i had read many years ago and decided i was going to cash in my orange ticket. (piano music playing) (clicking of typewriter) "kafka" just appealed to me because it was differe

(narrator) soderbergh first drew attention at the sundance film festival, a yearly event held in park city, utah. one of the premiere festivals for americanndependent films, sundance has a reputation for showcasing unknown talent and attracting the attention of hollywood. i remember sort of seeing steven soderbergh around before the screenings of "sex, lies, and videotape" in sundance and no one knew who this guy was. he was having dinner alone. i just want to ask you a few questions like, why do you tape women talking about sex? huh? (todd mccarthy) and suddenly the next day, redford and sydney pollack and universal and everyone is just calling him up. i don't find turning the tables very interesting. well, i do. tell me why, graham. why? his life is never going to be the same again. after that one screening, it all changes like that. a lot of people approached me about doing things at a lot of different places, which was interesting. i chose to make "kafka" which i had read many years ago and decided i was going to cash in my orange ticket. (piano music playing) (clicking of typewriter) "kafka" just appealed to me because it was differe

city. new details have been released about former secretary of state hillary clinton's forthcoming book. she signed with publisher simon and schuster to write a book about american foreign policy. .. >> first off, looking at the issue of how a city in a desert climate feels with water rights to the colorado river. >> it is accurate, more lawsuits, compact laws created to regulate what is collectively known as the law of the river. there's probably 13-15 major laws that have bannedded the whole 20th century, really, up until the present time, that talk about who gets how much of the water, and who can take it, how much every year, how to share it, and our relationship with mexico and the water as well. the colorado river is about 1450 miles long. it's not the longest river in north america by any means or have the most flow. probably number seven in terms of size, but it drops 8,000 feet or so from its source in the rockies, and it used to flow all the way down to the gulf of california reaching the ocean. it doesn't reach there very often anymore, only rare occasions does it get that far. there are seven states in the united states that depend on the river and two in mexico, so you have wy

which was in american cities the second half of a 20th century saw an expansion of freeways and food supplies and transformation of restaurants and cafes by national franchises. by the first half of the 21 century may see a change of tables. focused on local identity and can cultural values. we all know what happened which is that with the guidance of equity office partners and minnie, the ferry building mass become the new mode for sustainable foods, the new iconic structure and everywhere throughout the bay area and recipes and part of the renounced culture. i hope you can all join me in congratulating and minnie, the port staff. everybody who worked on the land use plan and the whole real estate team that included too many architects, lawyers and too many to name but all who contributed on this renaissance and jane on our behalf, please accept our congratulations and kudos for doing it so well that it is still a new brand today and we are just really honored to have partnered with all of you. please join me in congratulating them. [ applause ] >> and we have a little plaque to commemorate that as well. please come up. let me introduce james connors, the senior property

what makes our country and our city the best in the world is that we are americans first. when things like this happen we -- when our backs are against the walls we stand tall. become tougher and more united. liz: it will not surprise you, senator, to hear that we are getting multiple reports of marathon runners. as they crossed the finish line and heard about the explosions, they kept running the mass general to donate blood because they knew, they saw how many victims have been affected by this. they saw it firsthand. that is what we were hearing. some runners just kept running straight north to mass general up near boatswain's place. they went straight to donate blood. amazing. >> that just -- it's tearing me up. that is the type of people that not only marathon runners are, to go 26.2 miles, but obviously a seeing horrific scene unfold. want to thank them. if anyone listening has heard anything, knows anything, as in the video or saw something that distance now right, the need to let the commissioner and the mayor's office know right away. >> fox news has confirmed a p

first, america's money report. >> good morning, topping america's money a city in crisis. stockton, california, can become the largest american city city to enter bankruptcy with $900 million in pension payments that could set a press den. ford and general motors will release sales figures showing march the best month in six years. it will be the 5th consecutive month with a sales rate of more than 15 million vehicles. walmart is offering discounts on gasoline paying less than 15 cents a gallon with a walmart credit card good in 21 states. on april 2, sony has not put out a line of products for poets. virgin has not launched the first glass bottom plane and if you believe those, april's >> san rafael, south bay, and pleasant done and all the bay area. >> good morning, everyone, coming up on 5:13. the beautiful bay bridge is in the background here. san francisco is looking at 52 degrees right now. meteorologist, mike nicco, and the bay area forecast. will health us know what else is in store around the bay area this morning. >> north korea is vowing to restart the nuclear facility as a united states destroyer moves to the regi

first chaotic moments. in the hands that gave out food and wrote checks. when those arms grew weary -- ♪ o, say does that star spangled ♪ >> reporter: voices were raised in the city where the americanbegan. ♪ the land of the free >> reporter: the hub of america today is its heart. anne thompson, nbc news, boston. ♪ and the home of the brave >> on that strong note, that is our broadcast on a thursday night. thank you for being here with us. i'm brian williams. we, of course, hope to see you right back here tomorrow evening. >>> good evening everyone, i'm in for raj mathai. >> we'll have more on the first lady's visit with the local victim on the attack. >>> and we begin with the investigation, free time off for the selective employees in the district attorney's office. our investigative unit first broke the story this month. santa clara district attorney jeff rosen giving time off to the staff, to make up for the 5% bonus cut. >> we have just learned county council has issued its opinion on the legality of the district attorney giving free time off. it is a confidential document delivered to the board of supervisors. the sources close to the county's investigation says it does not l

shake us from those values that make us who we are as americans and should be clear right now that they picked wrong city to do it! the president and first lady were taken to a local with some of the injured and their family members. they also met some of the first responders who helped the runners and spectators after the explosions. pam >> and is now talking with his parents. he could be removed from intensive care from children's hospital as early as tomorrow. he was injured watching his mother finished the finish line for the marathon. kron 4 news j.r. stone is foul and stored with the details >> completely destroyed weitzman glenn up and going up into the air. this is what look-alike emergency crews said from 5 to 15 people were killed! reports out moments ago the moment of the deceased could rise in the explosion registered as a 2.1 tremor. the apartment complex look like as looked as if it was a bombing or explosion the kind two-seat and baghdad. it was early to strike. now these are some of the pictures coming into the news from after the blast. not only was the upstairs to strike but the downstairs as well. >> look at all the bl

the first african-american senate majority leader in new york in two thousand and nine police arrested him for bribing people to become the republican. candidate for mayor how but out of this man city councilor dan halloran also of queens halloran is a libertarian republican who allegedly helped smith bribed prominent new york republicans to backspin for the g.o.p. mayoral ticket a real estate developer provided all of the cash but little did smith and heller know that the developer had a wire on him because he was really an undercover agent other officials like the bronx republican party chairman and queens republican party vice chairman have also been ensnared in taking the bribes the undercover agent also entered into a deal with halloran where the counselor allegedly promised city council funds in exchange for a personal money supply other officials in new york have been accused of improper dealings with this agent as well the united states district attorney of southern new york preet bharara perhaps said it best when he said quote the sad truth may be that the most powerful special interest in politics is self-interest and we are going to leave it off there but from our the st

first and second world war. some of the same people are involved in these ideas fit neatly together. a lot of american cities have been storing up great ideas through the great depression, the war, plans and ideas. by 1945, there were philadelphians, already lobbying for a state park in national park around independence hall. this will fit our plans, too. look how great this will be. the whole idea of the urban environment derailed, but the plans put forward for the park and for the national park. the same state and federal officials of the philadelphians are dealing with for the u.n. proposal were the ones who also were going to sign off on the part. this interesting connections there certainly. >> charlene, just being aware of time is here, but to continue the dialogue. i'd like to thank her again for her presentation. [applause] >> where the conservative book local action conference in washington d.c. with author paul kengor of "the communist." who was frank marshall davis? >> frank marshall davis was born in kansas 1905, died and made you and 87. ended up in chicago and ultimately honolulu and that's whe

american children suffers from a disorder on the autism spectrum. >>> san francisco may get even tougher on smoking. the city could become the firste nation to limit the number of retailers selling tobacco. it's the idea of a nonprofit youth organization that's spent years working on this idea. >> there are approximately 1,000 stores in san francisco that sell cigarettes and other tobacco products. it's where those retailers are concentrated that critics want to change. >>> we don't think it's necessary to have four or five different stores that sell tobacco on one block. >> he is a member of san francisco's youth leadership institute which calls it a social justice issue. after spending four years doing research, the group found cigarettes are much more available in low income communities. forks, the south of market tenderloin neighborhood has 270 stores, while the marina has 51 and the inner sunset just 37. >> that's not fair. that's not just in our communities. so we want to create a fair, even playing field, even amount of tobacco permits across the city of san francisco. >> they propose to do that not by taking away existing

american took home the women's title. >> brazil. unvealing collection ofricious art to honor pope francis. it will be for world youth day and first trip to the city he became pope. that's a wrap. >> around the world is brought to you by verizon. powerful answers. >> shepard: have you had trouble with bed bugs and itching and scratching can drive you crazy. how kidney beans may leave to a world wide fix. >>> and families are saying they simply cannot care for their pets . first, a ground-breaking comedy legend johnathon winters has died. he grew up in ohio and a child of the depression and joined the marines and served two years in the south pacific . got his start in show biz and competing in a talent contest and he earned a name for himself as a pioneer of improve, comedy. >> i did a thing that a lot of us probably would like to do. maybe a few of us don't. i will have to ask you. did you undress in front of a dog? >> he made history in 1956 rca broadcast the first demonstration of color videotape on the johnathon winter's show. he appeared in movies and the 1963 classsic it is a mad, mad, mad world. later in life he appeared in a number of tele

city had a reduction in homicides is because of boots on the ground. we can use those assets. forget whether they hate us. are we going to take care of our own american first? after katrina, we realized the 9th ward in new orleans was worse than places in haiti. we've got to take care of our americans first. doesn't make no difference if the groups hate us. >> i'll tell you something, to john's point, there is no real reform, there is no free press. there is all sorts of crazy ideas flying around in the muslim communities again,aking themselves a victim when hey, we had people maimed here. we have people killed here from these terrorist bombings going on. is throwing more money at undemocratic countries really effective? >> aren't we bribing them? isn't that -- it's -- we're basically giving money to counies that don't like us so they like us more. i don't see how that wouldn't work. would give them more money make them like us more? i don't think that will work. you have to think of it as part of our defense system. we're talking about this money like we don't also spend money domestically we radically increased money for homeland security compared to the