so amazon wants to set delivery drones out so they are regulated but don't impede with faa traffic.s is alsok÷ a security issue. you don't want your airplanes striking a zone because amazon is delivering your next season of "house of cards." >> melissa forget about whether we should do this. how do you do it? >> you can't do it. you guys need to put on a helmet and get over it. there is no way. this cat is out of the bag. it's never going to happen. you are asking the government to get involved and be the one to regulate what's going on about technology? they are the last ones that have the ability to get this done. when it comes to technology they are always one step behind. i agree, i don't want them flying on my head. i'm going to get a helmet. we have three or four in my house. i have little kids.ove the drones. there is nothing you can do about it. >> if a 50 pound drone falls on you from 100 feet, a helmet is not going to help you. >> the government is not going to help you either. you think nancy pelosi will come between you and that drone, you are counting on the wrong perso

have the ability to move in ways that save their loved ones, i don't think government should be impedingprocess. this is too dire of a process that is there. i think government should stay out of it but the fact is, lots of governments do pay ransom. you have a conflict between european governments and america not paying them. i think they all not to pay them but remove the restrictions on families to do whatever they can to save their loved ones. i just don't see it is right that the united states government says it may prosecute families if they proceed in getting ransom money paid for their loved ones. >> congresswoman, where are you on private families with the wealth to do it? should they be giving it to the isis forces to use as they will? they are not going to use it for food and children but for guns and torture. but do they think they should be doing that, morally, politically or whatever? >> i think it's a heart-wrenching choice but i agree with the government. i think it ups the ante for terrorists to continue their kidnapping and hostage taking and to continue to finance thei

it is critical that security occurrence is not a reason for impeding the process. the electoral commission says elections will be held six weeks after planned because of security occurrence. yvonne ndege has the story. >> security chiefs say they could not dparnt safety guaranty the safety of voters especially in areas in areas of boko haram. >> free fair credible elections consequently the commission has decided to reschedule the 2015 general elections task. national elections i.e., presidential and national assembly are now to be held on march 28th, 2015. >>> outside the electoral headquarters in abuja for days. many are eager for elections to take place. main candidate of goodluck jonathan modelu bohari. -- mohamedu bohari. at the same time, dereplying a force of more than 8700 to fight boko haram in the northeast. it is a plan to bring security to the region, aa plan that might allow elections to go ahead, but national security has not defeated boko haram in five years, how will they do it in six weeks unless there is another motive behind the delay? >> achieve

the mid enclosing block the zoning administrator said in 2003 quote the exposed building will not impede the enjoyment of surrounding property and also quote grant the rear yard variants is necessary for the subject property to expand in a manner consisted about and permitted on 09 properties in the immediate neighborhood and, of course, if in your belief now on the overhead with the charts variances in the area for many, many years now i'm going to show you a picture periodic them what a neighbor sees from across the street were the proposals upgraded by paeltsd today to be built and it may be a foot off but basically, what they'll see that the top of a building and which will kind of overwhelming an old deal it congressional in the neighborhood on the overhead another perception with the clients are promoting and as you can see this if i may move it this large additional height will not be seen what will be seen is that ridge continuing back for most of the distance historic preservation consultant mr. himself will look as it is pushed you're seeing that there his opinion that will not

. >> finally, what do we know if anything about a white house role facilitateing negotiations or impeding negotiationings. you of course referenced the foley case. >> reporter: certainly. you heard that allegation from foley's mother. she said on our airwaves that she felt that the white house certainly kept her in the dark that they impeded, that she wanted more direct contact, she wanted more of a rescue attempt. we're not hearing any of those specificities from this family. it may be because this family is hoping that their daughter is alive. we're not hearing anything directly from the white house as well but we expect that will be bubbling to the surface in the coming weeks. >> thank you for a great report. >>> now let's turn to phil mudd he spend years at the cia working on counter terrorism and following all of this closely. what do you make of the breaking news there was apparently a rescue attempt made on kayla mueller? >> reporter: one of the things we got to think about is you're talking about break news from last summer. there has been a lot that's happened since last summer.

the sculptures are not be permitted to be placed on the turf in any way, nor would they impede the egress of the plaza. the department is requiring that the art installation be structurally anchored to wood pedestals. they are stainless steel pilings and protrude outward. in addition, a structural engineering report certifying that the existing concrete slab is adequate to support the weight of the installation is a condition precedence to any permit issued by the department and will be required to obtain liability insurance, thereby covering the city in event of any loss. yesterday february 18th, 2015 the san francisco individual arts committee approved the installation and the item is currently scheduleded for their march 2nd agenda for approval by full commission by resolution. this is a picture of a horse, of one of the sculptures that is pretty large. they vary in size and weight. the smallest one is about 155 pounds and largest about 2,000 pounds. a very renownedartist in at taiwan and i believe he was the first taiwanese artist to have that display doing a little research. that con

moore was attempting something called nullification, defined as the action of a state impeding or preventing operation or enforcement within its territory of a law of the united states. during a century long battle between the government and the state of civil rights state authorities insisted that the federal government simply could not override state authority, except in narrow circumstances. joining me to talk about the continuing tension between state and federal authority, elizabeth, council for the second state usual center and john ooesman, professor of law. is it nullification if there's not a national law in this area if it's simply a supreme court decision not to uphold a stay. >> absolutely not. you know if the supreme court strikes down marriage laws across the country and then issues an order, that would be nullification. he way not do that. we have a single local trial, federal court judge whose actions are not binding on the state judiciary. there's two systems, a federal and a state system. neither are binding on each other, unless you get to the top, the pinnacle of both the

theory in equity have we been super no, it never stops >> it's our own money and our pensions have impede by the people of san francisco thank you and i hope we support that. >> commissioner melberger. >> first of all, thank you for the floor and members of the public members of the plan for coming and expressing our viewpoints it is well, this is an important decision let me address some of our comments and i want to address the motion on hand we've talked about warren buffett a lot i know that commissioner paskin-jordan mentioned u.s. air it is interesting i've read most of his letters to the u.s. air i makes fun of it and he wrote every letter he mentioned he got all of his money on the depth as well as the return which principle he didn't lose money interesting story but here's the thing it is relevant to the hedge funds vs. the trust every annual report that warren buffett said he addressed his failure in u.s. air i might have gotten the first coup on but had a legal condition on the arrears and the penalty you couldn't sell the bonds and stock he was forced to keep it but he let eve

last week fog impeding our view from the close camera, closer to the roadway today.ar and christina said maybe a little haze creeping in. we're looking toward the san mateo bridge no problems from the hayward side of the view. you can see the high-rise off in the distance and since we have cameras on both sides we'll check the peninsula side as well. looking at the the high-rise from foster city and the folks we saw with the taillights come over to the peninsula. i can watch you wherever you are. back to you guys. >> it is kind of scary. >> i can watch you wherever you are. back to you. >> i love you watching me. thanks. >>> did we mention the fact lots of people oversleeping today? there were like six cars on the road now. four minutes before 5:00. the game may be over but the celebrate something getting started. what's next for the super bowl champions, and for their fans. >>> i'm rob redell. live to glendale, arizona, super bowl xlix, a tough act to beat but the people putting on the game next year in santa clara think they can do it. we'll tell you how, coming up

from growing except for the fact if a family member or someone was taken, i think that we ought to impedet. we're inconsistent. >> how? i think you have a problem here. >> david rhode of the "new york times." >> what happens if you give somebody a lot of money? are they likely to take another capture, a hostage and ask for more money? that would be human nature. >> of course they are. but chris, i agree with what you said last night. i think there's other elements of power to go down and track, kill, try, bring to justice those people that kidnap people and that ought not to be a pressure borne by the family of james foley, kayla mueller and others. >> last word to the congresswoman, what would you say to a friend of yours who is a family of great means and they have a son or daughter that was grabbed. what do you say to them when they come to you for counsel? what would you do? >> you know if my son were grabbed, i would want to do everything possible to free him, including reach out to anybody i know who is wealthy to do that. that is the inequality in all of this, the inequity in it. b

we should -- your individual ex clues from this vaccination impedes on everybody else's right to be healthy. >> so why not quarantine those individuals who are infectious? >> that's crazy. >> you're talking about forced government vaccinations. think about all the personal medical experiences that you go through. do you want government dictating -- >> we have thwarted measles outbreak since 2000. we have basically thwarted it. >> i want to bring whim can he recall in here. almost just about everyone would agree that vaccinations in general work. >> they work very well. >> but should they be mandated? >> look i think it's very important, i take children's health seriously it should be a matter of utmost importance force public health. measles, mumps polio all these things we've been able to eradicate until now we see them creeping back in because people are very adamant about their political ideology the problem is it's affecting the health of children in this country that's where you draw the line. i don't think that people -- then homeschool your child if you will not comply with the rules

process of critical self reflection, critical self critique and look at ones own beliefs that may impede the treatment of the patients you see. as well as looking at practitioners taking and considering they are actually life long learners around culture and [inaudible] expercent in the culture with which they don't belong. the second group is looking at work force and work force development issues. it is looking at hiring practices, supervision and the way we recruit and retain staff. its charge is support the current work force and look at that through a cultural lens and also how we are looking in our clinics and how our staff reflects the population we serve. now in community behavioral heth in the primary care clinic, but 30-40 percent we see are african american so want to make sure we do justice to those populations. collective impact looks at how we put this together and make sure the work is aligned and have metrics to measure things and improve outcomes. for cultural hull millty the group i'm in, we really started to look at a number of things in the group. we wanted to spread

i think he got the right punishment for threatening an fbi agent and his family, and for impeding a federal investigation. >> well, i was going to ask you, we are talking the n the segment about confusion online, do you get the sense that the people are responding to you understand why he was convicted and that it wasn't for sharing the link. >> i believe many of them do. but they think he is being used into an exampling. it is a railingly crying for more freedoms and to make sure that the government doesn't make scapegoats out of activists. >> respond to that? what do you think the hope is for future reform and preventing the government from making examples out of activists? not that is what happened in this case, but the potential for that. >> even though like i said he wasn't prosecuted for sharing the link that's what one of the two cases were about. and i think that it create as big threat to anybody who wants to shear information about government agentivities on lean. people need to think twice about whether they want to peace this kind of a prosecution brought down on them. jennifer

lights as they make their bay through pleasant hill moving without problems northbound traffic is not impedingything like that. as you make your drive to pleasant hill it should be...pleasant. we have delays through castro valley. slow and slow to the dublin interchange and a crash on the westbound side, in the clearing stains. kristen? >> deaths are increases as narcotic painkillers are growing more popular and powerful. according to the centers for disease control four out of five people who used a prescription narcotic painkiller in 2011 to 2012 took pills equal tore or stronger than morphine. oxycontin and vicodin is rising. the public who die from rover dose -- from overdoses tripled. prescription main killer use is call an epidemic. >> a strike in concord led to dozens of little league teams being locked out of the their fields with tesoro saying they closed the fields which are on their sites. union members say they did not intend to disrupt the players although they are locked out. >> awe are not trying to stop little kids from playing baseball. we are only striking for us. >> i have 1

another executive was sentenced to eight months for impeding the investigation.t was for cho that the judge reserved his harshest language saying her expressions of regret were insincere, and she trampled on the self regard of fellow human beings. >> translator: the fact that she only got one year is just another instance of how much power these people have. >> translator: from an ordinary citizen's perspective the sentence was small. >> translator: people make mistakes. i don't think they should have been viewed as an issue of the powerful versus the rest. >> reporter: as heather cho erupted in anger two months ago, she could have hardly imagined that her actions would lead to a one-year prison term. but for many she has come to symbolize the sense of power and impunity the elite have. >>> a failed braekout attempt at one of the largest prisons in taiwan has ended with six inmates committing suicide. police asked a well-known gang leader to talk the prisoners into surrendering skwashgs but the siege ended when the inmates shot themselves. they taiwan's president

this is true even if those alternatives would impede to some degree the project spawner objectives are ermore may costly. [inaudible] should include those that can plx the objective [inaudible] the range of alternative is governed by the rule of reason and that requires to set forth only those alternatives that are necessary to permit a reasoned choice. describe the rational for the alternative and identify the alternatives identified and rejected and explain the reasons for that. factors used to eliminate alternatives and consideration include, failure to meet most of the basic project objectives, infeasibility and inability to avoid significant environmental effects. the eir has to include sufficient information about alternatives to allow for meaningful evaluation in comparison with the project. that's some of the highlights of the requirements. procedurely once we prepare the draft eir we distribute for public weview for 45 days and have a hearing before the planning commission to allow for public to make oral comment and then if there is a significant impact that the project would

so that sight lines would not be impeded and vertical column should not have sight line impediment to the park. >> commissioner low. >> the matter is before us is to approve a conceptual design, which is fine. but i think as we drill-down into the details, i think we should get better clarification on the use of this easement. it should n't not be the city's responsibility, but the private property owner who benefits from the secondry regress. i understand the gate is an art element to the park. but again, that should be the responsibility of the private property owner if there is damage to the gate and shouldn't be the city's responsibility, since the city is granting the easement. but i think we should drilldown in that detail as we further develop plans. would i would like to more to have this matter approved. >> is there a second? >> second. >> all those in favor? >> aye. >> so moved. >> thank you, marvin. >> we now on item 9, coit tower food kiosk. >> good morning commissioners. mr. general manager. casanda costello with the department in the property management division. i'm her

will this impede that? on the other hand you say i don't want people to say if i own a cable wire or a telephone broadband wire that i'm going to favor this content and not yours. i'm going to give you slower speeds and this guy i like faster speeds. one of the things, netflix, for instance, consumes one-third of all the broadband traffic you have. >> right. which to me you brought up the idea of people who don't want to subsidize espn who don't watch it. i don't have netflix. why would i want to subsidize their viewing. >> does the fact that netflix or youtube hog 50% of all the internet traffic, does that slow your traffic? >> right. >> from what y watch if you don't watch those things. and that is a basic capacity question which i'd like to see addressed more fully. because if it does slow your service, then maybe they should pay more. >> right. ken thank you so much for joining us today. great to see you. with the rise of new media there is a lot of talk of the death of the networks. this week we suppos

it really impedes our ability to implement programs that benefit the residents of this city. and it also severely limits our ability to attract, promote and of course retain highly qualified workers. madame president, the rest i submit. >> thank you, supervisor cohen. supervisor farrell. >> thank you, madame clerk. colleagues this past thursday our federal hud secretary and governor jerry brown were in san francisco to announce their intentions to establish a multi-family pace pilot in partnership with the macarthur foundation. this will enable upgrades for properties within the hud portfolio, california department of housing and community development and california housing finance agency's portfolios. hudson secretary castro also issued the circumstances under which hud can approve pace funding in california. you may recall last year we introduced a resolution that i appreciated everyone's support here at the board of supervisors to relaunch our pace financing program in san francisco. it should be up and runing this march. and last thursday's announcement was particularly e

will this impede that. on the other hand, i don't want people to say if i own a cable wire or telephone broadband wire, that i'm going to favor this content and not yours. i'm going to give you slower speeds and this guy faster speeds. one of the things -- netflix consumes one third of all of the broadband traffic you have. >> right, which to me you brought the idea of don't want to subsidize -- >> the fundamental question is, not answered to my satisfaction, the fact that netflix or youtube hog 50% of all of the internet traffic, does that slow your traffic for what you watch if you don't watch those things? that's a basic capacity question, which i'd like to see addressed more fully, because if it does slow your service, then maybe they should pay more. >> ken, thank you so much for joining us today. great to see you. >> my pleasure. >> with the rise of new media, there's a lot of talk of death of the networks, we talk about content is king. >> it is about the content. i don't think television has ever ha

it does not appear to be causing impeding of the visibility. 280 away from 17 is not going to be a problem with southbound traffic clear. we have one accident we are dealing with. if you head through vallejo and benicia eastbound 780 at south hampton road a car flipped landing on the wheels. we are trying to figure out if injuries were involved. everything how is green and moving at top speed. there is a dense fog advisory for the county traveling along i-80. be very careful. highway 4, top speeds through antioch the area shaded in orange is tracking weather and traffic together and indicating where fog could affect your commute and over 580 from tracy to dublin it will take you 26 minutes so fog is not slowing you down. >> tapping you, leyla. the push to legalize the recreational use of marijuana in california gets surprising support with a top state leader who says it is inevitable. >> folks in the midwest wake up to record cold temperatures with tons of ice and snow creating new problems. stay tuned. >>> covering novato, oakland sunnyvale and all the bay area, this is abc7 news. >>> wel

another executive was sentenced to eight months for impeding the investigation. a to answer port official was given a suspended sentence. it was for her that the judge reserved his archest language seeing her expressions of regret were insincere and she trample would the regard of fellow human beings. >> it's another instance of how much privilege these powerful people have. >> the court might have thought the sentence was appropriate but from an ordinary citizen's perspective, it is small. >> people make mistakes. i don't think this should have been viewed as an issue of the powerful versus the rest. >> as she egypted in indignanting a 2004 months ago she could hardly imagine it would lead to a one year prison term. for many, she's come to symbolize the kind of behavior these families have been getting away with for too long. >> a failed breakout attempt in taiwan ended with six inmates committing suicide. the prisoners seized weapons and took a warden and guard hostage. police asked a well known gang leader to try to talk the prisoners into surrendering, but th

with the countries of this hemisphere and they sought to distance themselves from us in ways that impeded us getting other things done with them. getting other things done on cuba but also on human rights elsewhere in the hemisphere, whether it was press freedom throughout the hemisphere, or other human rights issues, so this is, as tom said, the biggest reaction we got is this has changed president santos of columbia said this has changed the history of u.s.-latin america relations that it will be really a change throughout the hemisphere. it gives lift to our policy objectives throughout the hemisphere. >> secretary any additional thoughts on that? >> sure, let's be clear. there have been too many excuses made for cuba in the hemisphere for too many years and i don't like it, but -- and i don't think they were good excuses to the extent they used the embargo. >> you are listening to the senate subcommittees hearings about normalizing relation witness cuba. i want to go to our expert with us here who teaches at the city university in new york and also the senior director of policy at the

the drive pushing to the maze, it looks like everything is moving along at top speed and nothing to impede the commute so traveling through berkeley on i-80 with no delays 580, 880, to the maze, all running at top speed. >> it was original a matter of time: the f.a.a. is prosecuting drone use. >> in tech bytes new proposed riles for commercial drone flights, the f.a.a. says operators will have to pay a written test. >> only day light flights are allowed under 5 pet foot high and kept in eyesight. it could take threeees for -- three years for the rules to be finalized. 63 percent of popular dating apps are vulnerable to hackers because people offer personal information on the apps hoping to find that long lost love. >> google is getting design that freshens you it i senses you are sweating. >> it sanes out a pleasant fragrance when you smell. >> coming up, sleepless in high school. big price your team could be paying for not getting enough shut eye. >> a great weekend for the warriors as stuff occur -- as steph curry and clay thompson show everyone how why do we do it? why do we spend every

so there's the potential that we could have a dusting of snow but nothing that's going to impede your travels on thursday morning. then it just turns colder and blustery again. so temperatures barely getting out of the regular zone for us. low to mid-40s this time of year. we're not getting there today, either. only a high of 38 in manassas and in downtown washington. 34 in frederick and 35 in martinsburg. overnight tonight, dipping into the 20s but nothing too bitterly cold. we're just going to be in the 20s, not the teens. we don't have the windchill factor overnight either. tomorrow 48 degrees, nicest day of the week. thursday we have the early flurries and snow showers followed by blustery conditions. a high temperature of only 34 on thursday. then sunny and chilly on friday. this is the disturbance that andrea was talking about. it could bring a few rain or snow showers on sunday. then changing to all snow on monday. a light accumulation. as of if a denture were to be put under a microscope we can see all the bacteria that still exists. polident's unique micro clean formula works

i finally did put nets but it didn't impede progress. but the union had today of joe's union, a guy named robert walsh whose office is over there in the ray corbett building. rate is dead now. that guy fell off twice and fell in the nets both times. if we didn't have the nets he wouldn't be running the union this guy belongs to today. so good thing to have nets. >> did you ever fall? >> no. i have never felt, thank god. >> isn't safer now than it was 50 years ago? >> there's a lot more safety restrictions. like some guys exit the business i know that are almost done they have seen the changed like drastically and they kind of had to adjust where me getting in it, i got in when it was already kind of putting action, a lot of new safety stuff which is definite welcome to the degree with ironworkers. you know if they don't say hey you got it easy you do that but it's not so much with those. they get annoyed like the sages therefore reason but we like to think that we are trained and skilled for a reason and we are able to do this work. some

i don't think it should be viewed necessarily as negative or trying to impede any one industry.w it as an opportunity to be creative. >> sreenivasan: so help me understand how this report impacts the budget decisions that are made on, say school lunches or nutrition programs? >> according to the federal legislation, any feeding program that is supported by federal dollars has to adhere to the dietary guideline. so if the dietary guidelines that are going to come out at the end of this year indicate that less than 10% of calories should come from sugar, that means feeding programs, whether it be military or the school lunch, would have to limit the amount of sugar that's actually in those meals. >> sreenivasan: all right, alice lichtenstein, thanks so much for your time. >> you're very welcome. thanks for the opportunity to comment. >> this is pbs newshour weekend saturday. >> sreenivasan: and now to viewers like you: your chance to comment on our work. tonight, your largely one-sided responses to last saturday's signature segment. in it we reported on the state of nebraska suing

we have had an impedence, if you will, in the enrollment. so we are recommending a package of changes primarily to these eligibility standards and it's our hope that these changes will re-invigorate the sb4p what you can see on the screen now, i hope it's not too small in the letters in front of you, is the sort of existing criteria, a very high level of review in english rather than bureaucrat-eze what the limits are, i guess the bar of entry is to participate in the program. going to advance the slide now and what you'll see on this next slide is a series of red lines, strike-throughs and underlines that indicate the major changes that we're going to be proposing. i can see it's hardly legible on the screen, i hope you got our handout from last week. if you didn't i have copies up here. these spell out exactly what we're going to be suggesting as proposed modifications. so what i'd like to do is just quickly run through the salient changes here because this is sort of meat and potatoes of what the proposal is from the planning department r