>>reporter: melissa harmon helps run the pacific pinball museum in alameda. the museum collects pinball machines from the decades, including this one from 1936. >> it was confiscated by the oakland police and i think they thought it was just too nice of a machine, they just couldn't trash it, so they gave it to the alameda police. >>reporter: in the '40s, flippers were added and these became the games we know today. but the bans were still technically on the books.

on july 8, 2010 harmon was among those who came to protest the verdict in the oscar grant trial. it wasn't her first protest, but this arrested lead to her first pregnancy test, right here at the alameda county jail downtown oakland. >> we all had to p in a cup. >> did you know why you're doing this. >> yes, they said it was a pregnancy test. i said i'm 69 years old, i'm pretty sure i'm not pregnant. >> harmon is one of three plaintiffs named in the civil suit filed by the aclu against the alameda county sheriff. it claims the department policy requires women, 60 and younger to take a pregnancy test. >> this is not part of any comprehensive health screaming. >> aclu attorney elizabeth gill says it is a violation of the women's rights, and state law. >> we know alameda county is the only county in the state that is doing this, and it is horribly offensive. >> this former arrestee and mother, whose childbearing days are behind her agrees. >> to know whether or not you're pregnant is very intimate and personal, and something that a woman won't want to discuss with her loved ones and

. >> i was arrested at peaceful demonstration >> susan harmon says it happens to her four years ago. she was arrested in downtown oakland in the wake of verdict. >> they tested us for pregnancy. i was 69 at the time. >> she says she was never told the reason for the test or results. now, harmon is one of three plaintiffs in a lawsuit against the sheriff's department. >> we have written several letters and asked them to stop this practice. >> the suit claims mandatory pregnancy testing by a jail is a violation of civil rights. and illegal. >> that folks in custody are required to give informed consent. >> alameda county policies to test all women age 60 and under. contra costa county doesn't do it at all. >> homicide investigators hope $20,000 rewards will help them find whoever killed two people last year, one, a teenager. the 17-year-old stabbed to death february 13th. police think that murder was gang related. a 20-year-old justin watkins killed june 26th in south san jose. it's the first time police and district attorney pooled money to offer a reward of this amount. >> we're hear

>>reporter: harmon says she was never told the reason for the pregnancy test or the result. now harmon is one of 3 plaintiffs in the lawsuit filed by the american civil liberties union against the alameda county sheriff's department. >> unfortunately you know they are the only county that we know of in california that has this policy. >>reporter: elizabeth is the aclu attorney who filed the lawsuit. suit claims mandatory pregnancy testing at any age by a jail is a violation of civil rights. and illegal. >> unconstitutional. violent women right to privacy and it's also unconstitutional search and seizure t.and it violates a very clear california law. folk in custody are required to give in formed consent. >> very personal thing about being pregnant or not and if sheriff's officer isn't the person that the first person that i want to know whether of i was pregnant or not. >> as it is now alameda county policy to test all women age 60 and under. in san francisco the test is voluntary. contra costa county doesn't do it at all. in oakland, laura anthony abc 7 news. >> we want to

we're not acceptable at this point for sure it had a great influence he was a great influence on the harmonicon the contemporary up to now. i thought it would be interesting because they have e he was contemporary we use him on this and his life was you kill our wife you get poisons all those things are great stories for on opera. i was leaving behind a little bit which those collaborative dancers i was really trying to focus on opera. a friend of mine said well, what would you really want to do i said opera what is it not opera parallel. why isn't it are that i have the support now we can do that. i realized that was something that wasn't being done in san francisco no other organization was doing this as opposed to contemporary we are very blessed in san francisco to have organizations well, i thought that was going to be our speciality >> you create a conceptual idea for setting the opera and you spear ahead and work with the other sdierndz to create an overview vision that's the final product felt opera. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> i was very inspired to work with him because the way he looked at the key

when the sacramento fill harmonic orchestra and the oakland east bay symphony performed my work, the chinese american symphony, i became the first american-born chinese composer to compose a shim phone i can work that pays tribute to the chinese immigrant worker that built the first transcontinental railroad in the united states. during the past ~ 25 years in the san francisco bay area, i have performed and had my works commissioned by the major arts presenters and music ensembles such as cal performances, san francisco performances, s.f. jazz, [speaker not understood], and [speaker not understood]. during the past year in washington, d.c. i performed at the white house forum on asian pacific american heritage sponsored by the department of interior as well an ebit horning the chinese railroad worker by the department of labor with the secretary sally jewel [speaker not understood] gave keynote presentations. my organization, however, john jang performances, used to be on the grants for the arts roster of arts organizations. after a few years of being on the grants for the arts roste

. >> congresswoman, this is our worst nightmare, congresswoman harmon, we are talking about a terroristy and possible -- how big a threat are they? how did president obama let it get to this point. >> well this started a long time ago with zarqawi in iraq, head of al qaeda in iraq who we killed and we thought we had quieted down that particular group and this is a story of this on the front page of the "washington post" but they back. i would not lay it at feet of oh bake. the iraqis refused to allow us to kay? iraq. >> there are argues how a hard president obama pushed. >> and freidman called maliki a "jerk" but i am worried. mike rogers is right, the training of foreign fighters in syria and iraq is really one problem and is a threat to us. they have clean passports and the fact that american suicide bomb certificate in syria and is now part of the video campaign. we need a better strategy than we do right now across the region. >> julies how long does the review go on in this isn't about protecting iraq but protecting the united states. the argument is, it doesn't matter what happens

use i think that roof-decks do facilitate more space and noise can't be contained and it creates harmonic but yet the current code we have to go by says the amenities that were added wouldn't have required additional notification so i will vote to deny >> i make a motion. >> i think our attorney needs to make a comment. >> yes. now that i know it will effect your reasoning it's not reasoning or the nova in this case. >> okay. thank you. >> i mean, if we were to find that the additional what is actually on the permit is problematic to the public i mean, we could without it being - my oh, okay. >> we could revoke the permit even though the work is been done but anyway, we do have the power and jurisdiction to remove the condition on permits on the various aspects. as drawn on the plans that were actually approved with the sort of planter boxes that might prevent the privacy issues that were raised i feel again generously comfortable i'm going to move to deny the appeal on the grounds of the permit as code compliant >> thank you mr. pacheco. >> we have a motion from commissioner fung to upho

objectives conflicts with the i a g the proposed plans don't have a well grandfathered fade and don't harmonize with the character of the area there's not - too many 0 parking is that a the warriors are ready to move in we want the residents to stay in the area and keep them enjoying the crane co- park. i'm against those units obeying being added not because i'm against more units in the city i believe we're no dire need of housing in the city by this proposed development didn't match with the rest of the areas and the building surrounding. i believe the building should be set back from the street as well as the proposed space at the 610 illinois and third street would be very nice. the height of the - >> thank you. >> thank you >> commissioner president wu and planning commissioners i'm maria i've been a resident at the 610 illinois street for the past 17 years. when we moved in our home in the 97 we were the only residential building we were postindustrial urban pioneers i want to express my opposition to this plan by rain tree partners. i feel as a pioneer in this area i'm being penalized be

i am sarah harmon. petro poroshenko has been sworn in as ukraine's new president. we will talk to our correspondent in kiev about the hope ukrainians are putting in him. can diplomatic moves at the d-day celebrations bring russia back into the fold? for the germany national team over armenia. rice rice -- marco dropping out of the world cup team due to injury. >> picture poroshenko has been sworn in -- petro poroshenko has new sworn in as ukraine's president. ties witho mend russia, but would never bow to the annexation of crimea. >> ukrainians turned out in force to watch petrol persian petroake the oath -- poroshenko take the oath of office. foreign dignitaries were there to demonstrate their solidarity. the guests included the european council president and u.s. vice president joe biden. russia only sent its acting ambassador to kia for the -- kiev for the ceremony. with his hand resting on the ukrainian constitution, poroshenko took the oath of office. he stressed the need for a extended inne, and all of branch to pro-russian separatists. reset the russian lang

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it is a lot of daylight which reduces production of the harmone melatonin that regulates sleep. >> light antagonizees melatonin. >> reporter: doctor karl degrand, directors of the jefferson sleep center, say stress and other things can interfere with sleep but extra dose of sunlight that comes with the solstice can make insomnia even worse. >> because of that we don't sleep as well. melatonin is important for sleep but not see created until later in the night. >> reporter: he says shutting out as much light as possible will help and might sound strange but he also recommend wearing sunglasses in the early evening, until it gets really dark that will help stimulate melatonin. >> already we're sleepy because we are not sleeping enough because of work and other demand and now because of the light in the environment we are sleeping even less, building up more daytime sleepiness. >> reporter: experts say generally because of the extra daylight, people will sleepless in the summer. we have more information, including ways to help fightin some knee, cbs philly.com, click on health. i'm stephani

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to leave the house or enter the house, you're going to want them to come back together and have harmonization. >>> already in my house if i were using products that you power, i could see if my refrigerator door was open on my smartphone. i could see my garage door opener was open on my smartphone. >> if you look at leading companies like whirlpool that makes 60 million appliances they have to figure out how to quickly get to these connected -- the smartphone connected consumers. this is the new screen for my life, my universal remote control. and so they need help kind of making that bridge to not only create a system, but then also plug that into these important ecosystems like apple and obviously announcements from guys like google in here. they have to have their platform to figure out how they can use their own apps and plug into big systems. >> there's only going to be one platform. i don't want 50 apps for 50 sort of things. i want central control as scott said. the alexander hague question, who is in control. why would it be arrayent's as opposed to google or ap whole have a lot of so

will they try to harmonize tax rates across the eu? >> the situation and a lot of other countries is not that different from ireland. the united kingdom is becoming just as popular in some areas as ireland is right now. the key differences is that a lot of countries am a big developed countries, do not tax the poor and profits of companies incorporates it into their economy. has a highstates rate and they tax overseas income. and that is why people do not want to be american anymore. >> is that related to tax s may face? >> it is analogous in a way because even if you live in germany and maybe have to pay taxes there, if you're a u.s. citizen you will will be on the hook were u.s. taxes very >> david, when these two finishes are able to this merger, does that increase the option for more m&a? ducknationater cell -- consolidation. dowhat everyone is trying to is figure out how they can do a similar deal, and do what these doing so they are can have toward heaven quarters and not be taxed on their overseas income. rather than have them c

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a globally harmonized approach. it is up to the g-20 leaders. them be back in brisbane.he australians have done a great job chairing the g-20 this year. i'm in the sure everyone got the memo. you have certain jurisdiction who is decided to kind of ride off and do their own thing. i think it is important for the global leadership to take a harmonized approach. >> thank you, tim adams. president and c.e.o. to have institute -- of the institute for international finance. we'll be back in two minutes. ♪ >> welcome back to "the pulse." it is time for today's hot shots. obama is in europe this week meeting with world leaders across the continents ahead of the g-7 meeting. he found time to hit the gym in poland. intimidation factor? maybe. security breach? definitely. employees claim it is impossible they are taking the video from outside of the gym. meaning someone was working out alongside the president and wearing a hidden camera. what do you think? i think he is in pretty good shape. >> he looks like he is in good shape. watch as he attempts to navigate he mountains in purr

harmonization of opportunity, culture, coming for the company.pany had to get to a certain skill where hugo could be deployed. all of those things had to all and place. >> how much has he had to adjust the business model for singapore and malaysia? >> it has done incredibly well. base interaction is something that precedes itself. the reason we all thought it -- hugo harder for hugo has helped this company expand internationally. more is about to get ambitious. india, brazil, mexico. that is a long supply chain. what will the prices are to look like in these markets? >> they have built a global supply chain. they have plants in mexico. going from exit go to brazil is manageable. india will be coming out of asia. the cost could be higher. the lack of choices in india will make it easier for them third >> can the supply chain expand that far? >> that is the better. with hugo and the emerging global team, with the business model which is the efficient, sustainable -- can they put the pieces together? this is what they are going. >> we had an interes

there was a harmonization of timing, culture, opportunity for the company.se things had to fall into place. >> how much is hugo having to adjust the business model as xiaomi moves into new markets like singapore and malaysia? >> so far, xiaomi is doing very well in those places. the fan place interaction is something that precedes itself, so i think originally we all thought it would be harder for hugo but i think it's a smoother process than we anticipated. having said that i think hugo is perfect for this company to expand internationally. >> he's about to start getting more ambition in brazil, mexico. that's a long supply chain. what are the prices starting to look like in these new markets? >> foxon in particular have built a global supply chain so they have plans in mexico, which is a key focus for them in north america. india will be coming out of eastern europe and asia. the costs in independence iowa -- india could be higher but i think the lack of choices in india will make it easier for xiaomi to penetrate. >> can the brand translate as well as in