but two weeks later, we were told that michael gill had been injured. little did we know a new drama was about to unfold. >> i was asked to get offender gill to bring him to medical. he's declaring a self-emergency. he said he has a broken arm. >> authorities told us that gill's injury was the result of banging on his cell door when he was denied a shower. >> i've been dealing with the offender through the hearings process, and i've actually developed a little bit of a rapport with the guy. i've been able to talk with him in the past. i was hoping to go down with the sergeant and see if we could settle him down a little bit and get him over to medical where we can take a look at his arm, see what's going on. >> i don't think they're going to let you in seg. >> well, i always ask. >> i think could see him in medical? you might work on that as far as medical. i don't know, like i said, this guy does 180s. so this could work out, it might not. >> it's not worth getting somebody hurt over, though. that's my concern is safety. >> with our crew and camera pos

michael gill is one of them.g. >> how do you feel about your move today? >> pretty pissed off. >> why? >> because it's four hours away from my family. i got 61 days left. and they're moving me for no reason. >> he's a hot head and he gets upset real easy so you have to walk around him easily. >> my whole goal is just to go home and i was secure here. i know everyone here. i'm comfortable here. >> gill appeared to take the news well until his request for a shower seemed to hit a snag. >> were you afforded an opportunity to take a shower yesterday? why not? >> -- a shower. it's canteen. >> let me talk to the staff and i'll get back -- >> she said that they were going to be here any minute and it's been hours. >> i'm going to go out and talk to them right now. give me the chance to fix this. all right? if you don't give me a chance to fix it and you go out, you lose, right? >> have patience. >> have patience. have i done you wrong? then give me that respect. >> gill's patience didn't last long. >> i'm going to go on

david gill indirectly about dade gill will make the possible meeting on june the 6th more likely that they'll raise the possibility of a breakaway or a boycott? i think it's a huge step for u.e.f.a. to take to pull out of the world cup. there's only five or six days until the meeting. michelle is a former ally. they had a fulling out. and he was asked to regip. for him to be in charm when they pull out may be a step too far. >> thank you for your thoughts. that's all your sport. more later. >> thauping. stay with us here on al jazeera. we come to the end of the newshour we are back with another full bulletin of news in a couple of minutes. and there's the website. we'll see if we can bring you a shot. aljazeera.com. you can see the lead stories that we are following. >> 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 >>> sepp blatter takes a bat iring from the press -- battering from the press, but say

we asked richard gill to comment. new technologies seem to be an important factor in economic growth not just in satellite technology, but quite generally. one american economist who has studied this question is edward denison. he listed the factors that go into our growing gnp historically and then weighted them by their relative importance. for the period 1929 through 1969, he came to the following conclusions. first, he found that u.s. gnp had grown over that 40 years at an average annual rate of 3.3% per year. about 1.3% of this growth denison attributed to the simple expansion of population and labor. another .5% he attributed to an increase in the quantity of machines that the expanding labor force had to work with-- capital accumulation. these two items represent the growth of inputs-- capital and labor-- and do not necessarily represent any new way of doing things. notice the big remaining item nearly half the growth rate, which represents increased output per unit of input. this is really where technolocical

we'll examine that question with the help of economic analyst richard gill on this edition of economics. i'm david schoumacher. we can all enjoy the benefitsof public services such as museums, schools, and highways, but they have to be paid for. they are, usually in the form of taxes. why must the government provide these services? why can't we rely instead on the free market? it's aontroversial question, as we see in the case of private utilities versus the tva. the great mississippi flood of 1927 left 800,000 homeless. swelling waters overran levees throughout the tennessee river and into the mississippi turning northern louisiana into an inland sea. secretary of commerce herbert hoover called the flood the greatest peacetime calamity in the history of the country. the disaster was predictable. the mississippi had flooded before. local authorities attempted to pvide flood control but with uneven efforts. the levee systemis only as strong as its weakest link. the building of dams could have prevented the flood. some legislators wanted to use federal funds. but they faced tough oppositi

xcnge ras:what ithe wo isolr wo"withhe helofcomics analyst richard gill we'lexamine that questio onhistion of "economics u$a." i'm davischoumacher. it is only in recent years at excnge scould ry from y toay. generaons, exchangeates were fixedancuencies freelycoertie ol to cast aside the edictability of the fixed exchange rate systemwas coidered moren unusua-- it was nearly unthinkae. why enin 1933, woule uniteds ntnkable? why woulitbandonthe stability of the gold stanrd? before t gat war the go standard symbolized stability and prosperity and the british pound was considered "as good as gold." but in 1925, parliament set the exchange rate of theound for gold beyond its real value. as a result, british goods became more expensive -- exports declined factory workers were laid off. england's economy began to unravel. in 1931, the governmentollapsed. a new government broke with tdition. england went off the gold staard and devaed theound sacrificing internatiol status for domestic recovery. but for the rest of the world,the financial repercussions weretaggering. [ shouting in french ] news

. >> this fire broke out near eagle riblg golf course in gill roadway and about a mile from gill roadway gardens and that's where we joined nbc bay area marianne fab ro. >> reporter: this golf course is surrounded by dozens of homes and this is a very close call. the fire broke out around the 9th hole of the golf course and quickly climbed up this hillside. it's now out, but crews say they'll be out here for hours mopping up. >> smoke seen for miles. the fire turning out the hillside and surrounding eagle ridge golf course in gill roadway. >> it was nerve-racking to look out the window and see all of the smoke, the black smoke and some flames. >> traescy chiconi's home is closest to the flames. my husband asked where are the car keys and we were just ready to leave. gill roadway and cal fire crews launched an aggressive air attack dropping both retardant and water, and it was near the 9th hole of the golf course, consuming seven acres. firefighters contained the crews in about two hours. they canvassed the steep terrain. >> we'll be out here for hours and we have 120 firefighters right n

gill hawjs. gill, come up. the owners of liverpool [inaudible] made recent headlines over the past few weeks, it suffered a fire in the building and working to repair and reopen but want to welcome them here today. liverpool [inaudible] started in 1973. prior to opening lils raffle traveled to liverpool to visit friend and soak up the pub life. he met a bar made in liverpool and they developed a relationship and brought her over to the united states here in san francisco and built [inaudible] for her. a true labor of love. eddy and [inaudible] and gill and jennifer hawjs bought liverpool lil in 2006 and maintained to what it is today. [inaudible] liver poom lives is on [inaudible] street [inaudible] of the presidio. it is one of our top neighborhood restaurants, everyone loves it. people go to lils to do everything from amazing food and french onion soup to hang outin the public. my dad used to frequent it as a bar patron for yoors growing up. the one thing i remember is going with my 2 parents as a only kid an

we asked richard gill to comment.re is little question that in the mid-1980s protectionist sentiment was in the air. a suspicion arose in the united states that some foreign countries were using exports to the united states as a means of promoting the domestic growth of their own economies. they were flooding us with their goods while keeping ours out. this suspicion were based on the existence of very high tariffs abroad, it would be fairly easy to evaluate. unfortunately, most of the obstacles that countries place in the way of foreign imports are more subtle than that, what economists call "non-tariff barriers" to trade. government subsidies as in the case of steel, are sometimes overt, sometimes hidden and complex. complicated licensing and import procedures, special regulations concerning the standards, specifications, and testing that imported products have to meet. the magnitude of such barriers is very difficult to assess. what can be said with some confidence is that countries who are running huge trade surpl

it's the favorite retreat of my friend, adrian gill. more widely known as a.a.dely followed restaurant critic for the "london sunday times," author, traveler, and one of the finest essayists of our time. letterewe, as it stands today, was built as a shooting lodge. deer stalking like they do here is something from another era, but it persists in places like this which both protect and cull deer populations. if you are like us, of course, two murderous aristocrats looking to put venison on the table, you need help, professional help. stephen miller has been working here for eight seasons now, both protecting the animals who live on it and helping people like us in the arduous and delicate task of sneaking up on them. we would as gentlemen of leisure require a cook and adrian has recommended fiona cullinane, a well-suited woman who excels at this scottish game cookery. for dinner, it's grouse. shot, then hung until the already funky game bird gets pleasingly ripe. the birds are rubbed inside and out with salt and pepper, some fresh thyme jammed in the cavity. brea

. >>> we're learning more about the deadly car crash in gill roy. they say it's a senior from christopher high school. and they both went to mount ludawnau high school. they say the 23-year-old driver of the car was likely speeding when he lost control of the car, went off the road and rolled into a ditch. this all happened just east of the gill roy outlets at about 10:30 last night. the driver did survive and was arrested for felony dui. >> having to find out that all three of them was heart breaking. >> this comes just days after the death of christopher high school cheerleader, she was also killed in a car crash on saturday. >>> a disturbing site in the middle of san francisco. a may lay at justin herber plaza. skateboarders. this is an area filled with tourists and locales. this happened last week but only now are we getting real answers. gene. >> reporter: on most days it's very common to see skateboarders on that plaza and street vendors on this plaza. well they say the skateboarders brought an argument over here and when the street vendors tr

. >> main course, jamie goes for the pan-fried gill.sly loved bish, the tyrannosaurus rex of seafood dishes, lobster thermador. it is scottish, as is the cheese, eggs, everything really. do you have anything to say on the glaswegian diet? >> the diet, it's really interesting. >> the story is that health wise, as far as heart problems, right behind tonga for all time worst, least healthy. >> it's really bad because when i was a kid and we were poor, we ate fish, butter beans, potatoes. then we would have liver and onions and potatoes and cabbage and peas. somewhere from the mid-'70s onwards, it just became crap. somewhere from the mid 70s onwards, it just became crap. now you have a generation of women who don't know how to make a pot of soup. to be a real glaswegian housewife, you have to be able to make a pot of soup. i can't make soup. the joke is i'm apparently good at sex. sex takes five minutes. soup can take days. my husband has never asked for soup. so that works out. ♪ >> there's a terrific music scene in glasgow. the pubs are a

he was asked about david gill the f.i.f.a. vice chairman that rejected the roll. didn't come to the committee meeting and said david gill didn't turn up or call to say he wasn't coming so you shouldn't listen to anything david gi had to say. he was asked about jack warner. not much love lost before the former f.i.f.a. vice president. he's been arrested and indicted on allegations of taking brights of 10 million. he said "if i've been taking this money for 30 years, who gave it for me", a pointed allegation but sepp blatter said he couldn't comment, but he was asked did you direct a bribe to jack warner and he said "i direct you to the investigation" saying this there's an investigation but i'm not going to comment on it. he was asked about comment in the past where he's known to say he forgives but not forget and was arrived how does it affect the chances of the u.s. when it comes to the 2026 world cup. he says he will not take it personally he does take personal attacks to heart, but it's not a decision that he has an involvement in and was asked is he concerned

the inside is packed to the gills.ommy thompson said he and his wife became overwhelmed by their own collections. why didn't you get rid of this stuff? >> you would be surprised what we have gotten rid of. >> reporter: if he can sell it fast his family will avoid foreclosure. todd reports this home has multiple offers with a contract pending. >> the good bad, ugly, they all need a buyer. i am helping buyer and sellers. >> reporter: back at pablo bay, it seems jen was able to see through the zoo inside. >> it as a formal dining room and eating area. >> reporter: i missed that where was the dining room. >> the birds. >> reporter: oh, i missed that experts say buyers should do research. >> there is a wild card when you gate house. you can't get to the basement to see what the plumbing and boiler is like. you can't see what the view is like because you can't get to the window. so there is guess work. >> reporter: jen is ready to make a decision. you know all the work it will bring. are you still thinking of putting in an o

. >> meg was doing the comparison with gill yad. look at the pe, j and j has a higher pe than gill yad. >> it is interesting talking about what is j and j going to buy. it is a big universe out there. when you look at xbi smaller biotech names around 225 to 230. next week if you hear talk that j and j might buy that what is merck going to do? all these bigger pharmaceutical names, look at xbi, buy it on momentum through 230, that's how you trade the biotechs if you want to pick that up. >>> time for pops and drops. a pop of jcpenney up 6%. >> the numbers came out two days ago. i thought as a share hold, it was as good as you could expect. people want to point to they are not growing incrementally. i think they outperformed even in a weak environment. stay with the stock. >> down for 3d systems. >> pricing is an issue here. i think these stocks are over with for at least the foreseeable future. i'm a seller of triple d. >> drop for pandora. >> they lost a court decision but this is a name that has defied logic and myself over the las

cloud cover favor takes to the south like gill roy and morgan hill.sibility of setting record rain. there are big time returns showing up right affect the coast. they've already had minor flooding. watch out the system turning right here. this is very impressive for may. this is something we see in march or february. and as these systems eject out a lot of energy going into the four corners the rockies and gulf low level jets come up from texas and stuff this is a big time severe weather producer as it moves across the country. even today. 40s and 50s on our temperatures. pretty good little breeze. oakland, nevada west not that strong. water temperatures came up to 55. i think we'll get a cool down on those as we get the northwest wind over the weekend. everything is from the winter until now. cool air in the west hot in the middle and east of the country. you combine these systems a lot of them are the same lows we had and gain a lot of strength as they move out. but here's the deal eight unearned look at the lines forming here. this will be a big se

there was a notable absentee david gill of britain, director of manchester united. he was elected on to the panel. and says he will not take up that position. he can't see there being a meaningful change in world football. sepp blatter not happy that gill reiterated that the timing of the arrest was part of a wider conspiracy about what he had done at f.i.f.a. >> i have said i forgive, i don't forget when it comes to persons, and i said yesterday i have been elected by 133 national associations that i am the president of anything. >> have you had contact with the swiss or either that have conducted the investigations and if not, are you concerned you may be arrested. >> question number one no question number two - arrested for what. >> ufi is the biggest, you -- u.e.f.a. is the biggest, you have the the best competition, if you don't play with other continents they'll not be so rich or good in football. they have to be a sample. they should help come in and take responsibility and the responsibility you cannot take when you are elected. you don't come to the first m

. >> tom gill burty. [inaudible] i'm going to recommend sfreens all of you. take the elevators at muni. go out of you way. you may as well start and take the elevators, cast row, church, van ness, but civic center, powal, go out of you weir and try to ride them. i'm not faulting the janitor service. [inaudible] doors are become unrepairable because of theureen. there are bathrooms but i fwleev it is federal that they won't open it. it is inconvenient but also at the same time take another bart and get off at ashby or rock ridge and see what elevators look like. we use them a lot, so i'm going to recommend a inconvenience to you guys. next on the buses again and tech and google, if they are not going be wheelchair accessible we find them 10 thousand dollars a stop for stops at 40 thousand, 2 trips a di, that is 80 thousand, 300 trips a year, we are talking 240 million dollars on a billion dollars. we are talking money. if it is a 10 billion dollar company becomes 2.4 percent money. it is a nuisance factor. maybe they'll get them fixed and hire wheelchair peopl

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trains were pack to the gills yesterday. they have added extra trains and service and there was a roughly 20 to 30 minute delay. keep that in mind for today's commute. or you can drive to the i-95 cornwells heights parking lot right off of woodhaven road, septa will shuttle will bus over to the frankford transportation center to have access to the market frankford line. of course, there will be shuttle buses taking folks bag at the end of the day. heading up to north jersey or new york, only way to get there is the train, new jersey transit trains are running from trenton up to new york and you can gain access there vee at river line or the patco high speed line. for the morning rush hour through the weekend the stotesberry regot a has kelly drive closed to vehicle traffic. all that extra volleys pushed on to the schuylkill expressway. mike and alex, back over to you. >> interesting to go see when sky fox gets up because we have first light now how much new track they have laid down there in port richmond because they were s

. >>> the driver and only survivor of that single car crash that killed four people in gill roy now facessay 24-year-old anthony inbronen could also be charged with vehicular manslaughter. he was driving four friends on leasey road near the gilroy outlet stores late tuesday night. he failed to -- his car rolled into a dry creek bed. all four passengers died, including three girls chore set to graduate from high school next month. >> knowing that she had three weeks left, she would have graduated with us. she should have been there with us. >> the girls all went to different high schools in the gill roy school district. grief counselors helping the students and school staff cope with their death. >>> your time 5:38. a ronin park man accused of abducting two of his daughters, he's due to enter a plea this afternoon. forty-five-year-old everyett wreath obtained an emergency custody order, and picked up his 11 and 9-year-old daughters last week. mother had the court rescind that order, which returned custody of the children back to her. wreath became the target of a manhunt along the west coa

in just one week four high school students in gill roy were killed in high school crashes. >>> and the university says the band has a culture of drugs, alcohol and hazing. but the students say this sets a dangerous precedent. this ban is part of a stanford's culture. >> you can say that again, raj. that's definitely true and in fact, we did talk to members of the stanford band and they said they couldn't discuss the suspension. and we got a universal response what did they do now? it's not easy to tell this band to be quiet. in a facebook response they said for anyone who expects this to silence us they haven't gotten a memo. this after a suspension from all out of town games. they revealed they had violated alcohol, hazing and drug policies. >> they walk a very fine line and i think that's what they kind of have been known for. >> reporter: some worry that the suspension will effect the athletes. >> i think it will effect them. >> reporter: and some say the marching band does get out of hand. >> a couple years ago they did get crude and i don't think oregon allows them to come. >> and

say you were headed to gill roy today, just a 45-minute drive. was a 15 degree spread in that 45 minutes, yes, those micro climates in full effect here on this saturday. now, as we take a step outside, you'll notice cloudy conditions for the most part. it is foggy and cloudy and temperatures near 55 in every single my single micro climate. 76 and east bay will be back into the 70s, the try valley where you're back into the 80s, ten degrees cooler for tomorrow. san francisco will stay gray and cloudy and drizzling all day long tomorrow and the north bay you'll see showers tomorrow evening. it's because of this storm system that's makes its way in now and going to bring showers tomorrow night. for tomorrow during the day, it will be that transition day where we'll see sunshine for inland valleys but stay cool and cloudy at the coastline with showers moving in tomorrow night around midnight. then for monday morning, expect the wet commute for the north bay coming into san francisco. showers for san francisco monday morning and that will be the gener

one of the s smart voices i spoke to was mike gill. soded a positive note, saying it was sad to see wh was h happening this week butut working with governor hogan, determined to move forward. he says it will take all of us, not just one city, but the entire regio we all read thwashgton business journal and thehey often take a political pulse. thiseek they asked what your opininion was on going to baltimore. will you cancel your plans, will you continueue to go and not let it a affect you, or wilill you go and beore cautious? i votethat i would go t be cautious. it is still in the beautiful city it was fufull of promise. i was surprised to see that 67% for r canceling their plans. don't do that. lets say this is your tv and these are the channels you pay for with cable but these are the types of channels you actually want to watch what if you could pay for what you want, and not for what you don't so you could get kids channels sports... or entertainment mix and match, or get them all. now fios brings you a totally new way to customize

and check it out down into gill roy. maybe a little bit over a quarter of an inch and that once again is forecast models banking on the possibility of thunderstorms for tomorrow. so let's take you to the microclimate forecast. we will still have plenty of sunshine just keep your eye to the sky and if you hear that thunder, you are close enough to get struck by the lightning, so you want to head indoors if that is the case. 70 in palo alto and san francisco remaining in the mid-60s right throughout downtown. and nap astilla still push up to 73 degrees p. and the storm system is not going to get close eenough for you. and a good chance of showers in the east bay. and rain in the bay area usually means the chance of snow in the sierra and we still have it in the forecast but the only change is the fact that it's having a hard time pinning exactly where some of the highest totals will be. it's pushing it well toward the southern sierra. maybe 17 inches near kirk wood. bottom line is if you're heading to the summit going towa

. >> david gill, a newly elected member from europe has chosen not to attend in a protest to blatter's re-election. the manchester united director said he could not see any positive changes in fifa while blatter was in charge. s one detail in a growing split between fifa and europe's governing uefa who backed blatter's rival brings ali hussein. >> you have the best players. but when it comes to clubs if you don't have the prayers from the other continents then they will not be so rich or so good in football. they have to be an example not only to save fifa, but they shall help, come in and take responsibility and responsibility you cannot take when you're elected you don't even come to the first meeting. thisyou're elected. you have to come. whoever is the president of fifa. >> blatter does have loyal support in many countries beyond european borders. that's why he was able to survive a week that saw seven high-ranking fifa members arrest arrested on suspicion of corruption. >> they are of the opinion that i'm still the man to go into these problems and solve these problems. >> uefa ma

. >> next speaker andy gill us. >> hi, i'm arnold's i'm a resident of san francisco and occupy san francisco we still do exist i just want to focus briefly on what's the most important i know it's been said but bears roping that climate change is real it is happening now and not substantive 18 percent of the world climate scientists agree it's happen and if we don't act now we and our children are in for more catastrophic climate choose and many scientists say it's too late to do anything in a foreign army was aau massing troops we'd mobilize our resources to fight it i'll argue the current athlete is the most desire and warranties a bold and immediate response to you urge the puc to move as quickly as possible to get clean power sf up and running to give the san franciscans the ability to fidget the climate choose san francisco is a trend setter for the rest of the state and world and pleasant and i urge the puc be encourages and to move forward with all haste to enact clean power sf so our children wouldn't say. >> huge treat is upon their future we sat on our hands. >> i'd like to add at

but david gill a newly elected member from europe has showsen notchosen not to attend. he said he could not there being any positive changes at fifa while blatter was in charge. it's just one detail in a growing split between fifa and european football governing uefa owe backed blatter's rival prince ali hussein. >> you have the best competition and best players. but when it comes to clubs if you don't have the players from the other continents then they're not so rich and so good in football. but they need to be an example. not only to say what is fifa? they shall help, come in and take responsibility, and responsibility you cannot take when you're elected and you don't even come to the first meeting. this is no responsibility. you're elected. you have to come. whetherwhoever is the president of fifa. >> but he does have loyal support in many countries beyond european borders. that's why he was able to survive a week that saw seven high ranking fifa members arrested on suspicion of corruption. the thought of resigning never crossed his mind. >> congress, they are of th

us is 20 nene years old and say i saw him raise the dead >> thank you, next speaker, please >> tom gill burty. if someone tolds me when i was 16 or 26 or thrie sex that the rich nss of my life is dependent on my 91 year old amother taking care of my approaching 60 year old special sister and this woman is huffing and puffing and out of breath by the time she is from one bedroom to the other, i would have been dumfounded. she second me last week did i go to city hall and said yes. did you speak? yes, tfs worth it? i gave high 2 cents and it was worth a nickel. she kind of chuckleed. last week i talked about corporate busesment we can fine up to 10 thousand dollars a stop for every stop and comes to 240 million dollars if it is 10 buses in the course of a year. all these corporate structures can buy the 10 bus frz 5 to 10 million dollars. on the other side of the coin i recommended the uber cell phone telephone companies, if we fine them after 2 months if they don't have anything for wheelchair accessible 25 thousand a week it cames to 100 thousand a month, 1.2 million dollars a year. if

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. >> i'm on a mission to tell my story of survival and to stop bullies from hurting anyone gilles he spoke at a school -- >> he spoke at a school assembly in scotts valley yesterday where he encouraged students to take a pledge to stop bullying. he was nearly beaten to death four years ago. he suffered permanent brain damage. the two men who did it are serving prison time. >>> friends of embattled san francisco archbishop salvatore cordileone made a public display of support today. they held a family support picnic near the embarcadero to show the church leader that he is not alone. cordileone has come under fire for wanting catholic schoolteachers to sign a contract stating that they will live their personal lives according to church teaching. a small group of opponents showed up at the picnic to protest cordileone's anti-gay stance. >> being a catholic who supports the teachings of the church is this day and age it's very important that our bishops do the same. so to me on a personal level it's very important to be here to share my support and let him know that we have his back. >>

peter cohen, charles [inaudible] kim [inaudible] cathy [inaudible] gill nob >> hello my name is bob prints and came here to exz spress concern there isn't agreement on the [inaudible] as you heard doctor browner announced they reached ongrument with saint ant in a. i think this week [inaudible] she has been very open with us about the progress. i hope this is good news. i expect it is good news. saint anteany is a credible provider. there was a meeting in the tender loan erloin who expressed a intres in being able to tell cpmc what thairb preference would be and how to get helt care in the tenderloin and would like to take that theme and apply it to [inaudible] to plan a community forum that would describe what the plans for the rebuild of saint luke suz about. i think we had a honest exchange and made it clear it is our hope and expectation this isn't just a presentationf, this is a opportunity to talk to people in the community but about the what they need in health care. as we discussed from the folks from cpmc, we have gone a long way-there was a time the hospital inpatient is closed,