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harmon wasn't there.e sergeant barrow was there and he had his gun and badge and ammunition stolen by a prostitute while sleeping. he said christina taylor drugged him. the chief left bear reon duty while he investigated the situation for eight months. many thought the sergeant should have been put on paid leave and then should have been fired. the chief let the sergeant keep his job and suspended barrows. we now the chief has lost his job that paid $262,000 a year in cash and benefits. he will stay on the job for the next few months but the last day is set for may 31. >>> a pizza shop employ i is recovering after being shot by robbers in a hopeup at a little caesars in el cerrito around 8 pock last night. police say two armed suspects entered the story is demanded money from the woman work there and she gave it to them and was slot in the hand. the suspects were last seen running across the paing lot. the woman is expected to recover. >> the security guard shot to death in san jose over the weekend is ca

. >>> kenningston's board is cutting ties with the police chief greg harmon. people living in the east bay community are upset that it took chief harmon nearly eight months to suspend sergeant keith bar row for the reno incident. board members announced that harmon's last day will be may 31st. >>> two water treatment plants are now shut down and hundreds of families are out of their homes because of a train detrail realliment -- train derailment. at least 14 of the rail cars have caught fire sending flames and smoke hundreds of feet in the air as you can see there. one of the explosions was caught by a tv news crew while interviewing a man about what he had seen earlier. >> we saw the train explode. our car explode. and it shot up. fly as high as it is now. >> one is being treated for smoke inhalation pen a few homes have -- and a few homes have been damaged by the derailment. the west virginia derailment is expected to draw -- the vallejo refining company wants to run two trains each with 50 tanker cars carrying crude oil to its refinery in benicia. benicia i

kensington's governing board voted to end contract negotiations with chief greg harmon. kensington is just north of berkeley. harmon came under fire after a local sergeant's gun and badge were stolen by a prostitute in reno. harmon allowed the sergeant to remain on active duty during the investigation instead of placingiplacing him on investigative leave. his last day on the job will be may the 31st. >>> class will go on as scheduled today for students at oakland middle school that was damaged by a fire. we showed it to you yesterday early morning. it caused about $1 million in damage to claremont middle school. the flames were mostly contained to the cafeteria. luckily no one was hurt. students have the day off. investigators are trying to determine if the fire was intentionally set. >> nice they'll be able to get back to school. 4:37 right now. >>> we are back to the basics on your tuesday, christina talking about a little bit of a dip maybe in the middle part of the week, christina, as she joins us with the microclimate forecast. >> today is going to be the coolest da

chief greg harmon has been criticized for the handing of the investigation into how o sergeant's gun and badge were stolen by a prostitute in reno. the governing board held a meeting last night and they voted to end contract negotiations with the chief effectively terminating him. board got input from the public prior to making that decision. >> there are those of us who are proud to have kensington police protect our families. >> i think actually your decision is unfortunately quite straightforward. >> the chief harmon who was also the general manager of community services there will stay on until may 31st until the contract expires. >>> a woman is expected to recover who was shot. two gunmen are still on the run. police say just after 8:00 last night, two men walked into the little caesar's near san pablo avenue. they robbed the female employee before shooting her. the suspects are men in their 20s or 30s. they were wearing dark hooded sweatshirts. >>> it is 4:37 now. the president's executive action on immigration has now on hold by order of a federal judge. coalition of 26 states

contract renewed amid accusations of a mishandled investigation into one of his officers, chief greg harmon didn't suspend the officer until months after he reported his gun and badge was stolen by a prostitute. from across the bay to around the world, the stories that matter on kpix 5 news this morning. >> it is in! >>> good morning everyone, i'm michelle griego. >> hi everyone, i'm frank mallicoat. it is fat tuesday, first day of mardi gras, it's 5:00. and we have fog. >>> it is a return of the low clouds and the fog in fact we have the fog from the coast. that's slipping in throughout the bay and then we have the tule fog. good morning everybody. take a look outside right now. there is the scene of the transamerica building, we have a gray slate out there and current air temperatures in the 40 x 50s. later today see that eight there? clouds stay stacked up next to the beaches. we will clear out in the inland areas and our temperatures will struggle to reach the upper 50s and low 60s. coast side. our inland numbers will be much cooler, about 70 degrees in the warmest locations. that would

harmon came under fire after a local sergeant's gun and badge were stolen by a prostitute in reno. harmon allowed the sergeant to remain on active duty during that investigation instead of placing him on administrative lead. the gun ended unin the hands of a pimp who shot himself in the leg. chief harmon's last day on the job will be the 31st. >> san rafael city leaders will talk tonight about extending a ban on new massage businesses. the current moratorium took aeffect at the beginning of the year. it was put in place to give them time to work on tighter zoning laws and stronger regulations. >> up next more people are using streaming video services like netflix. a lot of them sharing their logins, but is that allowed? >> plus new details about the apple watch. we have been waiting for it it seems like forever, and now changes before it's even released. have you heard of the new dialing procedure for for the 415 and 628 area codes? no what is it? starting february 21, 2015 if you have a 415 or 628 number you'll need to dial... 1 plus the area code plus the phone number for all cal

we should not build -- bid for the x until the harmonic is completed. >> instruction of the harmonicrt hall is way behind schedule. critics of the bid like to point that out. they suspect there could be cost overruns and building the live big venues. but there are other issues -- the olympic venues. that there are other issues as well. >> in some inner-city districts all hell has broken loose. infrastructure is straining and rents are skyrocketing. the olympic games would raise the pressure even more. >> fredric brown, from the hamburg olympic bidding team, says they have designed less bombastic and more modest gains than we have seen in recent years. >> hamburg is known for being reserved. they don't want the monumental as him -- monumentalism from the past. they want sports to be in the forefront. that is what hamburg wants. >> 20,000 people gathered last week in support of hamburg's bid, four times more than expected. the german olympic committee is due to decide next month whether it chooses to back berlin or hamburg. >> to the netherlands now, where the residents of one small to

the governing board voted to end contract negotiations with chief greg harmon.kensington is in the east bay north of the berkeley hills. harmon came under fire after a local sergeant's gun and badge were stolen by a prostitute in reno. harmon allowed the sergeant to remain on active duty during the investigation instead of placing him on administrative leave. the gun ended up in the hands of a pimp who accidentally shot himself in the leg. chief harmon's last day on the job will be may 31st. >>> san rafael leaders will be talking tonight about extending a ban on new massage businesses. the current moratorium took effect at the beginning of the year. it was put in place to guff san rafael time to work on developing tighter zoning laws and stronger regulations. >>> san jose police say their investigation into the deadly shooting of a well-known security guard has not slowed but the suspect is still out there. last night dozens keld aheld a candlelight vigil for manny zuniga. he was working at a security guard next door when someone stole $20 worth of cigars and ju

correspondent sarah harmon's down at the red carpet. there have been some very big honors for a german directing and producing legend. can you tell us more? >> it is day six and the press corps finally got a look at the highly anticipated feature film called "everything will be fine." it tells the story of a man's grief after he accidentally runs over a small child with his car. it stars james franco, who is quickly becoming ubiquitous this year. this is his third feature film. it also stars rachel mcadams and a french film star. first, let's get a look at them vendors, man -- vim winders. quick she just gives winning awards. he has been one of the leading lights of german cinema is the early 1970's. his early film, the goalkeeper's fear of the penalty, is a good example of his aisle. long, silent scenes are the directors hallmark. wings of desire attracted international attention. the film is about guardian angels observing the lives of people living within the walls of west berlin. hollywood later picked up the story and remade it as

now we turn to sarah harmon. "13 minutes" was the big news of the day. what did you think? >> this was an interesting film because the director is not a well-known figure in history even though he did something quite amazing -- he single-handedly planted a bomb attempting to kill adolf hitler, and he certainly deserves a lot more recognition for what he did. you can sense the director's respect for this character. this ill-fated assassination attempt, as we all know, does not work out so instead of focusing on the attempt itself, he focuses on the developments in the character's life that led him to the point of being ready to do this incredible deed. my colleague had a chance to sit down with the director and talk about what made the man such a compelling character. >> is the first true resistance fighter we had, and he comes from the countryside. he is an ordinary man, who is, i would say, kind of clairvoyant a visionary. in 1939, they were strong again. the germans were the strongest nation in europe. we had the most efficient army. they just conquered poland and the bli

. >> reporter: kensington police chief and general manager greg harmon faced his accusers tonight. >>dence of the community and unfortunately he does not. >> reporter: many in this room lost trust in their little police department after sergeant keith barrow had sex with a reno prostitute. the woman stole his badge, handcuffs, 40 caliber pistol and two clips of ammo. the chief did not suspend his sergeant until nearly nine months later when the oakland tribune dug into the rendezvous. >> there was an internal investigation that was taking substantially longer to conclude than the norm. why? >> reporter: when we asked chief harmon the same question tonight, he did not give us more than a no comment, but a small minority in this room stood by their pd and chief calling everyone else an angry mob. >> and i trust the chief and general manager. >> there are those of us who are proud to have police protect our family. >> reporter: the lawyer for the suspended sergeant says the prostitute drugged his client before stealing his weapon. many here find less fault with the sex and more with what

. >>> the town is cutting its ties with its police chief greg harmon. there has been a lot of pressure to fire the police chief because of the way he handled an investigation into how a kenningston plus' gun and badge were stole were stolen by a man. they are upset it took chief harmon eight months to suspend him after that incident in reno. harmon's last day will be may 31st. >>> a big grocery store chain has decided to no longer sell a product that is unhealthy for its customers. janine de la vega is joining us now from campbell to talk about the move to stop selling tobacco products. >> reporter: pam, by the end of the month knob hill which is a part of raley's stores will stop selling cigarettes. the store has already discontinued ordering the tobacco products. they said the decision was based on the health and happiness of their customers. there is less evidence that indicates eating sugary snacks and drinking alcohol in moderation poses a threat to adults. it may be part of a grow trend for certain retailers. this decision will effect all 128 rale

. >>> chief grow harmon has been criticized for his handling of the investigation into how a kensington police sergeant's gun and badge were stolen by a prostitute in reno. kensington's governing board held a meeting last night and voted to end contract negotiations with the chief effectively terminating him. chief harmon will stay on the job until the end of may. >>> police in san diego shot and wounded a naked man who they say tried to break into a woman's home. that woman called 911 and ran to a neighbor's house and called her son. >> she was getting ready for work and like some naked guy like tried to break into the house. he was like pounding on the twin does trying to open the doors and stuff. >> the first officer arrived and had the man at gunpoint but police say that man attacked the officer and the two struggled for the officer's gun. and then the officer tried tasing the man and when that didn't work, he shot that suspect in the stomach. the suspect hospitalized now in stable condition. >>> president obama's executive action on immigration is now on hold by order of a federal

greg harmon. there's mounting pressure to fire him because of the way he handled and investigation into how a police officer's gun and badge were stolen by a prostitute in reno last may. people living in the community are upset it took him eight months to suspend him for the reno incident. board members announced that harmon's last day will be may 31st. >>> they've already changed hours due to its popularity. coming up at 8:00, more changes could be coming to mission peak. this could hit some people in their wallets. >>> and executive order that would help millions of undocumented immigrants has been blocked. up next, reaction from the white house that could set the stage for a legal showdown. >>> and if you are driving in ma prin county, getting -- marin county, getting to the golden gate may be good if you are coming in from sausalito. but i think the north bay commute is very slow. we'll tell you more about that straight ahead. >>> well from, a weekend of sunshine and warm to very warm coastal

much more "mad money" ahead harmon, the company giving you technology in your car, a major tuneup. can the stock continue to rise in the fast lane? then it's been a rough start in 2015. this has been a loouj huge opportunity or should we stay away from the market? plus the fight against die beat i'm going to show you how it's saving lives. why don't you stick with cramer? that's . >> katie said she thought it was about. >> yeah. >> see that's what i said. what do you mean there is nothing under the hood? katie said she thought this was a car. >> yeah. >> it's built using wind like from a wind mill. >> or a fan or a turbine. >> what can you learn from last night's super bowl ads, remember that brian gumbel katie couric ad that called your attention too the complexity and nature of new cars. especially after last night it's become clear 2015 is the year of the connected car. we will talk about it in that matters. it explains how the heck a stock can rally 26% last week a week it was a pretty darn ugly for the overall market that's what happened to harmon har, infotainment systems. de

sarah harmon at the red carpet. thank you for joining us. >> hello and welcome to focus on europe. thanks so much for joining us. we've got a great show lined up for you today taking all the main themes are europeans are talking about. belgium's fight against extremism integrating muslims. germany's anti-islam much is ruining the image. charlie chap plan's home in switzerland opening up for visitors. but first to belgium where three men have just been arrested suspected of having links to islamist militants. reportedly they provide more jihadist fighters to syria than any oth

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

while it appears kensington police chief greg harmon learned of the incident almost immediately. unclear when the citizen oversee the department found out. >> it's disappointing. >> a remember fore member of kensington elected police protection and community service district. >> in terms of being a tax pair i'm just questioning why it made sense to keep this officer on the payroll while his badge was mia. >> in that you will time this is the highest paid police officer on the kensington police force. and he's been serving as chief of police this right hand person. >> the chef didn't return abc 7 news called for comment. and no one answered the door. by 0attorney didn't respond to our call either. >> irresponsible behavior is not to be tolerated. >> several residents told us they have been trying to get chief harmon and the police department to act with greater transparency for years. in kensington, abc 7 news. >> woman survived thank goodness after train slammed into her suv in the east bay. take a look at what happened. crash happened today in richmond on the track near barrett

>> my great hope and i know it's complicated, and you work on that harmonization. >> we are definitely doing that. >> or a paper or loan that has some difficulty, to be able to be moved easily, efficiently, to servicers that will actually do that, reach out to both protect the securitization, but also work with those homeowners. >> can i just make a point? i think you would be happy with the most recent set of things we've been working on in that area to try to encourage loans to servicers, transfer of loans to services who have a history in working well with borrowers and staying out of foreclosure as opposed to going to foreclosure. >> only obligation on your side is simple, efficient, low cost ability to move paper back and forth when necessary. second one, and this is more just being from the west, and i know you said you're working on it, you're working on sort of the risk pricing model, and you saw it pop up. for those of us in the west, we're very efficient. we're very low cost. the ability to do it sometimes is difficult. some states are mortgage states that put on lots and lot

for the latest, we now cross over to sarah harmon. i believe there is going to be a very big premiere tonight. it is a film based on a british best-selling author -- novel "50 shades of grey." >> it launched 1000 spinoffs. now it is a film. this is pretty sexy stuff. you are going to want to leave the kids at home. it's interesting because this is one of the only times we have seen a wide release theatrical feature with heavy s&m. i think a lot of people are curious. the origins of this book or a little bit -- how shall i put it? hokey? it started out as "twilight" f anfiction. it stars jamie dornan as christian grey and -- >> i should think it would not be a contender for the silver or gold in bear. you never know. but just replay, we just have three more days until we know who the winners will be. any favorites? >> there are teed of favorites. one is a film called "45 years" starring charlotte rambling. -- rampling. the second is a film called "taxi." it was shot into iran. i think this has a good chance. we will have to see. >> ok,

at the commander's command -- or rather the conductor's command, 300 smartphones and tablets harmonizehesized voices. animated characters on the screen mouth the words and dance in time with the music. the mobile devices use their sensors to detect human movements and react accordingly. this enables them to follow a conductor's command to sing softly or loudly. >> translator: it's really fun. the characters reacted to my movement. ♪ >> anyone can try their hand at conducting this digital ensemble. the exhibition is organized by google and will run through sunday. >>> it's time now for a check of the weather. people in northern areas of india are seeing snow. this is a welcome sight for farmers there. meteorologist robert speta explains in world weather. >> let's start off in northern india, specifically around the kashmir region where we go seeing some snowfall. the good news is that farmers, as you mentioned, are going to be looking at some respite from a drought we have been seeing as of late. the northeast monsoon still dominating farther toward the south. but what i do want to take

. >> chief harmon did not return our calls for comments. the doors at barro's home. his attorney did not respond either. >> that irresponsible behavior is not to be tolerated and the fact it's been kept under the rug now for months really concerns me. >> several residents told us they have been trying to get the chief and the police department to act with greater transparency for years. in kensington, laura anthony, abc 7 news. >> oakland police want the community's help finding the people associated with a car they say is connected to a double kill. police spent the day distributing fliers throughout the community ask if anyone's seen a 919994 mercury sable. that was used in the murders three weeks ago on tenth street. if you have information, you don't have to give your name. >> asking people to tip anonymously through databases like nixal or they can call the homicide section and request their tip anonymously. >> once again police want any information about who may have been driving that car or was inside the vehicle the night of this ho

the operators can tell just by the hum of that machine that it's a harmonic noise emitted that it's outd the machine needs to be cleaned. it will start vibrating and we have vibration analysis machines that will come over here and check the levels. so it's kind of an on_going thing that you have to stay on top of on a daily basis. >> handled properly, you take organic residuals, as we call them, that are leftovers of our society and turn them back into some energy. and we have another ability to take that sludge and get a nutrient value for crops there. we actually are running a kind of composting energy recovery system. >> well, this is a dirty job. we try to do it safely and we try to do it without imposing too much on the public. people want to flush their toilets and have things go away and not be bothersome again. we do a lot to try to accomplish that. i'd like to invite you to come back any time you want. once you got this in your blood, you are not going to be able to stay away. the raging waters are fun and when we do digester cleaning i really hope you can come back. that's qui

ekuan began emphasizing quality of life and designing ways of harmonizing with the natural environment. >> translator: do you think we're again at a time where we have to consider our relations with things from scratch? >> translator: japan is positioned itself as a world leader in producing items of excellence. but from now on we have to engage in philosophical thought as to what such things mean to us. otherwise we'll be unable to maintain leadership. >> reporter: well that would seem to apply both to users and designers. what approach do you have in mind? >> translator: well, take a knife, for example. you use a good knife all the time. tools become intimate to you. they practically become part of you. and you come to feel close to them. with that you're able to use them in many more ways. then you'll love them. that's what i strive for. >> reporter: ekuan believed creating an object meant imbuing it with its own spirit and with that his legacy lives on. minori takao, nhk world. >>> powerful storms hit hawaii as the pineapple express setup continued near the islands. our meteorologi

now their police chief greg harmon, has been fired. the board voted to terminate him after a scandal involving one of his officers and a prostitute in reno. >> i sat on to board for four years. it is terrible what has happened to this town. i think the he willing began last night. >> in may kensington police sergeant had his gun badge, hand scuffs and ammunition stolen by a prostitute in reno while he slept. barrow said that christina taylor drugged him. >> what bothers me most is leaving your gun around. the sex thing...it is a questionable thing but leaving your gun around or carrying it around in those situations...it is not good. our others criticize how the chief handled the case letting the sergeant stay on active duty for eight months during the investigation. some think barrow should have been placed on paid leave and fired. >> it sounds like the only think that needs to be done. he needs to go if he is covering things up. in a such, serious things like that... >> we need good must be safety and an honest to which cop. >> the c

harmon will be here a little longer although he has been fires, the last day is not set until may 31st. >>> west coast ports will be operation this morning as federal mussel arrives to try to jump start stalled labor talks. secretary of labor is in san francisco this morning to meet with the shipping companies and a union representing dock workers with tens of thousands of containers stranded at 29 ports along the west coast including oakland, of course. a four day shut down ended last night. >> classes resume this morning at an oakland middle school a day after a suspicious fire destroyed a cafeteria building. it broke out yesterday morning at claremont middle school. which was an open door which led investigators to suspect that someone broke into the building. a witness saw something suspicious just before the fire. >> i saw four guys hustling their way across the dark sideyard from the fence area and they were carrying something box-like. >> 7th grader to look at the damage including a hole in the roof. the cafeteria was served with future meals brought in by other schools. >> a re

. ♪ >> (continues harmonizing theme) so we have a thing. now we can talk about that. maria...ovise about that. really? (echoes "really" with piano notes) she really... she really... >> hinojosa: ♪ music really... ♪ >> ♪ love music. you see? that's what i'm thinking. i'm just thinking about you loving music. i'm not thinking about myself, the music. i'm thinking about the feeling of speech, transmitting human... it's a human connection, basically. that is what music always did for me from early on. >> hinojosa: you have also found inspiration in unlikely places. one inspiration was that you almost were on a plane on september 11, and that made you kind of rejigger your whole life. another moment of inspiration was when you found yourself playing in italy in a tiny little club, and then you realized that stephen hawking was there and listening to you. >> yeah, it was amazing, because i was like... i'm playing, like... i remember i was playing "besame mucho." ♪ besame... and i tried a chord here. i was like, ♪ mucho. i went into something open, maybe like (plays two chords), and

the kesington board of directors voted last night to oust chief greg harmon. he will be going after his contract is done in may. the officer remained on the job but was eventually suspended. >> i'm very unhappy about how long it took to resolve that. it's not the way we usually do business here. >> i'm just glad finally people are looking into irregularities that have been going on for a long time. >> reporter: we were told the chief was out of the office all day and not available. >>> the president's request to use limited military action against isis is sparking outrage against anti war protesters. what they say needs to be done to remove the threat from islamic fighters. >> and the prospective firefighters pour into calfire's bay area headquarters. hear why the agency says they will need more fire crews on the front lines this year. >>> right after the break, tracking the cool down that happened today. good 10 degrees cooler but it's going to go the other way here. temperatures will start to increase. i'll look for rain as well right after the break. >> now

keith harmon demanded to know why it took longer than that to get information from police on the 2013 shooting death of john gear by fairfax county police officer. >> the fairfax county officer deserved the benefit of the doubt, but that does not mean that they can never be doubted. no one is perfect. >> previous protesters and hair monoaccused the department protecting the officer involved on august 29, 2013. fairfax county police responded to a domestic dispute in springfield, gear's father told wusa9, his unarmed son held his hands up for half an hour, but his hands fell slightly and he was shot. >> this could be me. i see pictures of a man, you know, father of two daughters, hands up in his doorway getting shot. i'm happy to hear the explanation. i want to hear the explanation from police. >> for more than 16 months, john gear's father said his questions on why his son was killed went unanswered. finally, the police department following a judge's order released this case information. some of it shows dispatch conversation with police on scene where it said multiple times that gear

french researchers say a 30 minute nap can reverse harmonal impact of poor sleep, reduce stress and boost the immune system. u.s. survey shows about three in ten adults sleep six hours or less a night. although it was a formal study scientists and morning news workers hope findings will help shift workers and those suffering from insomnia. >> thirty minutes did they say. >> thirty minutes. >> my nap is like four hours. >> i know. >> get your nap on no doubt bit. >> before you walk out the the door we will get traffic and weather together on the three's. katie is tracacking a big dip in temperatures. >>> but first here's is what coming up during evening prime time viewing on cbs-3. this is the "name your price" tool. it gives you options based on your budget -- it's a piece of cake. i was told there would be cake. get a free quote at progressive.com. >>> tonight, grenades and explosive tea vice training camps and a other potentially dangerous items hid up inside found bound for bell of the plane. >> so happen that i tsa is insuring our safety. >> now get a rare look at the sophisticated se

how is that harmonization of servicing standards that i believe your folks have been working on? do you know where progress is? >> we're making progress. you know we encountered a different set of circumstances after the meltdown. we went from a situation where lenders were primarily doing their own servicing to a situation where they wanted to get out of the servicing business because it was either too complicated or they had to have higher capital requirements if they stayed in it. various and sundry reasons. and so, a lot of the servicing rights got transferred and that imposed upon fhfa and fannie and freddie the responsibility to look closer at not only the ability to service a loan but, what are the longer term implications of that? are you capitalized well enough to, to be in this business for the long haul, if things go south? >> my great hope, i know it is complicated and folks appreciate that that you work on the harmonization. >> we are definitely doing that. >> for paper, or a loan that has some difficults to be able to be moved easily, efficiently low costwise to ser

it was a giant blue the last data was that harmon's is really different were glad to be adhered the beach this is pretty amazing i live in salt lake city and a surprising her from valentine's we cannot change the schedule around and at the weekend off and now we hear the beat seven a couple of glasses of wine and enjoying the beautiful weather in clear skies. >>reporter: beautiful weather and clear skies is more to come for this three day weekend. >>reporter: more beautiful weather will continue into the weekend. then the temperatures will give local by the early part of next week. we did see record highs in our area today. san francisco was still pretty one and prewar and 74. pretty warm and 74. we did have plenty of sunshine brought much of the area. and without much with those clear skies we have been cool temperatures now and mid '60s. napa is now and 60 degrees. vallejo is that 51. the temperatures and now on the lower 60s because of high pressure. the for the north we go we do have a little bit of cloud cover. the high-pressure system will continue the stay of our area for the next

the 20 minute light show put on by chinese american cultural groups, along can the new york harmonic. dubbed harmonious china. >>> what anders says about the concerns of the international community. >> that's it for this edition of al jazeera's international hour. >> i'll see you in an hour. "america tonight" is up next. >> on "america tonight": >> a rare and cruel condition robbed gail walls of the man her husband once was. >> i miss his voice i miss our conversation. >> but little did she know what lay ahead was not just a battle for his health. >> massive explosions rock the scene of monday's trail derailment in fayette county west virginia, from here,

. >> reporter: i asked to speak to chief greg harmon and was told he was out of the office yesterday and today and inaccessible. the officer who lost his gun was suspended but not fired. >>> new developments in a court labor dispute. >> the u.s. secretary of labor joined the negotiations in san francisco. we have learned what actions he took today. >> the bay area is about to welcome in the year of the ram. a look at chinese new year's celebrations under way preparations that is under way in the bay area. >>> closed captioning brought to you by mancini's. visit sleepworld. com. >>> the u.s. labor secretary joined west coast port operators and union workers in san francisco. there's still no deal but we are learning more about the main sticking point. ktvu's jana katsuyama is in oakland now to explain what's holding up thousands of containers of cargo. jana. >> reporter: well, there is still a long way to go. secretary perez met with both sides today and describes the meetings as positive and productive. that's good news but the bad news as you mentioned is there's no deal. productivi

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harmonizing with the international community on tax rates and the fact that we have high corporate tax rates. i also was interested in the exchange on simplification where you're trying to -- wyden wants to get the code more simplified, and i agree. i would at least put in a plug that you take a look at the progressive consumption tax that i filed taxpayers, joint taxpayers under $100,000 wouldn't have to file any income tax, and we would have the lowest marginal tax rates in the industrial world. if we're going to harmonize let's take a look at where the rest of the oecb countries are receiving their revenues if we want to be competitive. i urge you to take a look at it because i think it would answer some of your questions. i want to get your comment in regards to the administration's position on doing business tax reform. along with senator thune i'll co-chair a working group that will be looking at the business tax issues. and we have concern as to how small businesses treat it. if you deal just with corporate tax rates, then those who have pass-through entities, or use s corporati

harmonizing with the global a community on tax rates. the fact that we have high corporate tax rates. i was also adjusted in the exchange on simplification where you are -- the senator wants you the code much more simple fight and i agree. i would just put in a sock that you would look at the conception of tax citizens that i filed. we would have the lotus -- lowest marginal tax rate in the world. if we are going to harmonize let's look at where the rest of the oecd companies are receiving their revenues if we want to be competitive. i urge you to look at it because i think it would answer some of your questions. i want to get your comment in regards to the administration doing business tax reform. along with another senator, i will cochair a group to look at tax issues. we have concerns as to how small business is treated. if you deal with just me corporate tax rate, those who have entities or use as corporations would be at a competitive disadvantage if that is all we do. because of the high individual rates. i would ask, how can you r

. >> reporter: i asked to speak to chief greg harmon and was told he was out of the office all day yesterday and today and inaccessible. >> what about the officer who hired the prostitute and lost his gun. he's still on the force but what happened to him? >> he was suspended but he did not lose his job, frank. >> all right, john sasaki in kesington tonight, john, thank you. >>> state officials say they've reached 1.4 million sign ups for the second year of covered california. now that is lower than the goal of 1.7 million. but still ahead of last year's total of 1.2 million. the deadline for people who started the application process has now been extended until sunday. california leaders are expected to announce next week whether or not they will waive a tax penalty for people who failed to sign up by the deadline. >>> officials are reporting 50 cases of measles. most are linked to disneyland. many of this year's cases are people who were never vaccinated. some were children who were too young to get the shot. the total number of cases in the u.s. this year has risen to 141. half of the 20 n

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best they may and it's different in different countries, to try and organize and facilitate the harmonization and alignment of what donors want to do with meeting the needs of the people. one of the problems with international aid is donors very bad or not so good as working together with other donors, and if more aid money was spent on building the capacity of local organizations to help facilitate the aid coming in, that would be very good. if you look at a country like bangladesh in recommendation to response to flooding, there's been enormous progress in the last few years in being able to prepare themselves for major flooding and the efficiency of the aid going into meeting those needs has expanded and improved immeasurably in the last four years. >> thank you. >> carnival celebrations have turned deadly after a parade float carrying a musical band ran into electrical wires in the capitol port-au-prince in haiti. 18 people died and more than 40 others were injured. >> trade in west africa has taken a significant hit, because of the ebola outbreak in sierra leone, guinea and liberia. sene