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turn out from the major decision from supreme court that handed privacy advocates a big victorien impac all of us with cell phones. the court ruling that police cannot use your phone to track you unless they get approval from a judge. nbc justice skro correspondent pete williams has the story where many of . >> reporter: many of us have more than one cell phone. >> and judge said police must get a search warrant to track where we've been. as we keep moving phones go to cell phone, and each record digital cell. and cities full of sell towers sometimes police can tell where we've been down to the specific blocks. police seek that data thousands of times a day. but in 5-4 decision supreme court said it's such a detailed record of our movements turns the phone into an ankle monitor. so we expect it to be private and police will usually need a court order to get it. >> we now have a solid majority of five justices who recognize these devices we are carrying around in our pockets and purses really can be a threat to our privacy. and they are going to hold the government to account. >> reporte

spokesman says the oakland's mayor about impending californi raids no impac on the operations outcome. the february sweep netted 232 arrests in central and northern california. but jane schwab told the bay area newsgroup agents said they'd be surprised to pick up 200. that's nowhere close to 860 potential arrests the justice department claims she jeopardized. i.c.e. sent out the same statement today that they did then saying quote why we can't put a number on how many targets avoided arrest due to the mayor's warning it clearly had an impact. while we disagree on this issue we appreciate his service and wish him well. >> also tonight experts are weighing in on how long it could take to denuclearize the korean peninsula. the u.s. wants its nuclear weapons destroyed. the parts would then be shipped to a lab in tennessee. that process could take ten years. >> and then you would have to search all of the rest of north korea to make sure that there was nothing that they did not declare. >> trained experts would also spend decades verifying that north korea, doesn't resume its nuclear progr

is is a huge impac building owners. >> it's huge, it really is.ot of owners don't realize that, you know, when there is an earthquake, their money flow is going to stop. mow e they going to pa gages, how are they going to y their other bills, how are they going to live >> what else can property owners do in residential rental housing before an earthquake? >> well, the first thing you oupr to do is get y assessed. find out what the geology is at youre. get an expert in to look at . ruonstructural ofe structural losses, a lot times, aren't going to be that bad if you prepare. an ounce of prevention iworth a pound of cure. get in there and get your property assessed and figure it out. >> so, what is a nonstructural th might causes? se >> well, you know, pipes, for instance. willhip d dung earthquake. and if they're anchored in more numerous locations, that ipping't cwonse a breakage that will cause a flood. >> i've heard water damage is a major, major problem after earthquakes actually. >> it is. that's one of the big things. a lot of things falling

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the first part was the invest piece, where we took the tran impac development fee, the oldest impact fee in the city and kind of upgraded it and also increased it to include residential uses. then, we had the aligned phase where we phased out level of service as environmental transportation review and converted it as the state is doing to vehicle miles traveled, and then, what we branded the shift component or the transportation demand management or t.d.m. program. as it sounds, the concept is to shift people's transportation out of single occupancy vehicles a other more sustainable modes. again i'm not going into a deep dive into the program, but just quickly, the singular focus of the program is really v.m.t. reduction, and for individual projects, generally speaking, the more parking the project provides, the more points they have to achieve, but there are lots of measures on the -- on the menu, and what that does is provide flexibility for projects to pick the measures that work best for them, and then certainty for that project knowing that as long as they meet their point total

. >> landscape for m & a when it comes to mia a technology is shifting either way, what's the impac this warner decision going to be on what we see over the next three to five years >> it will probably go at&t's decision everybody thinks that. it depends on the rules that the swrunlg puts in place around it, if at all. once it rules in their favor, which most people feel would be a shock if it didn't more smchlt & a. everybody needs to bulk up this bulking up of all the companies not just the telecodes but all the companies is inevitable as they try to compete in all areas from distribution, content, entertainment and everything. >> how much a rebuke would it be to the feds to lose this it looked up front, you know, like in a vertical sense this wasn't traditionally the type of case. >> and it smells political, trump's antipethy to cnn overall giantsattling it out is disturbing on one level, that verizon needs to bulk up you don't think of verizon needing to bulk up but, in fact, they do. what bothers me, especially around the net neutrality things is that all the big players are benefit

time to explain and understand the prct,discuss e impac of objections on the proposed changes. both sides also need time to change their mind. to get past our emotions. to see that changes won't ruin our lives. these petitions can't be made in a split second. especially when the project will endure for 20 years. twenty days is not enough time to effect compromise. ten more days to produce compromise is in everyone's interest. keep the 30 day notice. if saving ten days is significant, look for time elsewhere. regarding the over-the-counter permitting, mining staff changes in the memo confused me. but they seem to give some notice for some types of filings, and not for others. despite these changes, however, the net that these project sponsors can slap up a 300 square-foot structure or 360 square foot structure with two stories, with no neighbour appeal prior to pt issnce. essentially this allows an intrusion the en space. i oppose this as well. thank you very much. >> president hillis: thank you. >> good afternoon commissioners. catherine howard. we received many letters asking

the fund has had a worthy impac on statement and local economies, preserving an operty values, sustaining wealth not only for the homeowners we assisted, but their neighbors as well. on average, lenders and investors can expect to lose almost half of their investment in a foreclosed mortgage. foreclosures prevented by our work have saved an estimated $1.5 billion in our state. thisorklso offset the cost associated with broader social impacts of foreclosure, such as familial stress, neighborhood destabilization, crime and degraded health outcomes. noted, we have helped more than 26,000 north carolinians in the nearly eight years since the program was launched, using a significant portion of the were current winding down s. the program and expect to have committed all of our program funds by the second quarter of 2019. we are proud of wha has been accomplished for north carolina and its citizens through the nc foreclosure prevention fund, and we will continue to ensure that eligible homeowners have the opportunity to benefit from this program. thank you for the opportunity to share o story

these standards would be known as impac tolerances.ibility for the ability to resist undercover from cyber attacks. the governor of the bank of england, mark carney. more than 50 homes have been evacuated as a huge moorland fire continues to spread in greater manchester. firefighters have been battling the blaze on saddleworth moor since sunday evening and described it as major incident. fire crews also say it‘s an enormous challenge due to the sheer size of it. residents describe being drowned by the thick black smoke and had difficulty breathing. we have a large area that has been affected by fire. given the size and the scale of that area, what we‘ve had to do is break that into smaller areas to deal with, which we call sectors. we‘ve currently got two active sectors where we have 25 firefighters at each area, dealing with that situation. there are pockets of fire all over, so what we have had to do this morning is an assessment of the scene, in which we‘ll be using some air assets to gauge a full assessment, but we are still dealin

dominion energy say s itas worked with mount aears place that won't impac the view. a companypokesperson says dominion energy doesn want to hurt the view. ed w they so it doesn't hurt the view. the folkst thare a say it's time toggivth're askint making comments on social media, this development doesn't take pce. at m vernon, matt ackland, fox5 local news. >> the cost to take an uber or lyft is going up in the city. d.c. city council unaniusly to race taxes on ride hailing apps it go from 6 percent to 10 perc the tax on a ride will be 630 cents. straight ahead tonight, metro taking steps tor improve safet itself ' ' workers, we're gng to tell you what the transit agently is rolling out raisingng a b flag for parents. we'll he details on what you need to look for. tom fitzgerald,. >>reporter: good evening, it is primary day h in maryland and how are they going to fix the big mixup overistration? we talked to the state top offerings. we'll tell you what they had to s, but first how are you doing? still time to get to the poos, no doubt bit. second day in a row of lovely