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. >> make im is a city about starting traditions.s is where southern rock was born and music from the ormond brothers to little richard and oatize redding. make im is the place they made their mark. >> my father recalls for less than $2 you could walk through the doors, here ormond brothers, leonard skinner and tucker on one night. on the stage still here today. tom petty played with his original band. just the list goes on and on? mercer university is an entering call part of the livers of the natives. >> the graduation last year. >> something that stands out more than little richard shoes are the cherry blows oms, blooming and bringing thousands of visitors to see until make im is dubbed the cherry blows im capital of the world. >> i didn't know there were cherry blows oms. that might have been in my submission to know beforehand. just the recruiting and we met the coaches and the players we'd come in with. it clicked and we had a good opportunity to play. >> the cherry blossom is a fantastic thing. if you are mere in the next few

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in this movie i see myself talking about this same issue and im in my early 30's and im my 40's, im inh you know if you ever want to get a sense of your own personal failure you know? look at yourself trying to get across a point that nobody is listening to and the situation gets worse and worse. >> reporter: in the film, reich reveals a very personal reason for his persistence. >> when i was a kid, the bigger boys would pick on me. that was what you did. that's what is done. so i got an idea that i would make alliances with older boys. just one or two who could be my protectors. the summer when i was about 10, one of the older boys who i depended on to be a protector was michael schwerner. the summer of 64, i learned that mickey had been in mississippi registering voters and he and two other people who had been with him registering voters were tortured and murdered. i think something just kind of shifted in my brain. i thought, i have to make sure in whatever way i can that uh people have some degree of protection, that the vulnerable people of which there are many don't suffer the ec

the >>darya: thank you for waking up with us i'm darya folsom and im mark danon. let's check in with james fletcher for the weather. >>james: be ready for a cold shift. we still have high pressure over our area which means and at one this afternoon but everything begins to slide as we have been too late tonight and into tomorrow and wednesday. took a quick look at what we can expect. today i talked about sunny and mild but tomorrow we're going to have periods of light rain often on beginning early in the morning. lasting all day. wednesday the showers will continue and intensify. if we stand a chance of seeing a thunderstorm or to. all this may mean it's not for the sierra as well. but it over to the traffic center george any problems popping up. >>: we were looking at a minor accident on highway 4 in concord westbound i will pass route. this accident did block the slow lane that was one of the reasons why things started to slow from daily crude it's already been cleared to the right hand shoulder so we are hopeful since this will not be out there for much longer

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. >> plus, the government's health care website sees im diate ruts from president obama's venture on to funnyordie.com. >> the potholes on 16th street northwest are driving saralee crazy. at least a dozen potholes are in the southbound lanes of 16th street stopping traffic. she said please help us to get through to d.c. to fix these. fell, saralee, we drove that stretch of road and counted well over a dozen potholes just between colorado and oglethorpe. we have reported them to ddot which promises to fill potholes within three business days after receiving a complaint. in fact, they were starting this morning on that stretch. if you have a pothole that is driving you crazy, just send us an e-mail by going to tellwusa9.com. include a cross street and a photo if you can safely do >>> today a frederickburg, virginia first grader has a chance at survival. he survived several bouts with cancer that started when he was nine months old but the treatment compromised his immune system and a virus has left him near death. they were first cold the new annualty viral drug wasn't ready to be rele

i'm darya phone some--folsom and im mark danon. >>james: is going to be cold. it may live for this right now. heading out the door. breezy and the higher elevations. after 4:00 we will see widespread upper 60s and marleau '70s that we saw yesterday. today in general will be slightly warmer than yesterday, so that's something to look forward to appear to have been extended far as coming up in just now said to the tropics and work george is keeping eye on your commute. right a year of one island of the right now when was locked. line #5 is of batman to act of vengeance of the metering lights. however traffic is still very slow from the main lights out to the island. so will take awhile to get through that and the backup will likely grow three initial reports indicate that there may be as many as four vehicles a lot in this crash. so it may be looking at our first hot spot this winter >>will: the first question is why didn't caltran put safeguards up to keep this from happening and to, what ever happened to common sense. people who are catching caltran this mornin

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. >> the inspiration was the work that we have been doing in viel ims in syria, where the winter hasn harsh. and special need was the children and families that's internally displaced in syria because of the war. this conflict and the war. it's been going on for three years and we've seen horrible images from the war and the situation that the children and the people are in. and i think it's easier to get numb when you see the footage for a long time. what we did was to get dressed from a different angle and tried to tell the story in a different way. to try to identify more with the situation of the children. >> more than 2.5 people led the fighting in syria. half are children. forced to live in makeshift shelters during what has been a bitterly cold winter. more than a million more desplaced within syria, and the number is steadily rising. >> sos children's veil ims is there in two different camps, handing out blankets and coats to local families. >> the impact is tremendous. we have had response from all over the world. >> i think about 15 million people viewed the film. we've had

we have contacted the chinese embassy, who notified us this afternoon that the ims were -- images were released by mistake and did not show any debris. >> the key thing here according to u.s. investigators is whether they actually get an admission from the chinese that posting those images was in fact a mistake, and we have not heard that yet. >> we have not. are they taking a closer look at the flight crew? >> they are. malaysian investigators are now interviewing the screw former tsa officials say that investigators will scrub the passenger manifest for anyone with flight training and will comb through the cargo records for anything that seems suspicious. >> i think one of the things that has not yet been investigated is what cargo was aboard this aircraft. it's possible that there was some illicit cargo that somebody wanted to get from point a to point b for nefarious reasons. >> as the search continues, officials in the united states say cargo has to be searched but that's not always the case in other countries, and if you look at the satellite images that have come to a dead end,

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newly regestered country squire some assembly required you just pay the tickets >> reporter:the point iming is all this stuff i found in just under 90 minuites in the richmond district while i know people place these items out for people to pick up the city dumping and frown on it the good news is the city of san francisco offers two free pickups per year all you have to do is call 311 and make it happen >> reporter: showed you was rained on so lets be honest, now it nothing more than trash on the corner in san francisco stanley roberts kron 4 news >> pam: still ahead-- >> pam: our tech reporter gabe slate shows us new technology that could help pedestrians and bicyclists stay safe. while navigating the streets of san francisco. >> pam: gary is next with the sports (male announcer): now, the orchard supply sports report with gary radnich. >> gary: pam has your thoughts and our respect, but in the and i have been there. >> pam: we know. >> gary: we have all been there. >> gary: giants and cubs matt cainmatt cain mowing down the cubs pitched 5 perfect innings retiring all 15 hitters he fac

they'll bloom and bring thousands to see ya make im is the cherry blossom capital of the world, a fact that escaped a mercer player. >> i didn't know they were known for having cherry blows oms, that might have been nice to know. the recruiting, i met the coaches and players i was going to be coming in with. it all clicked and i had a good opportunity to play right away. >> the cherry blossom is a fantastic thing. in the next few days they'll go nut. it's really pretty. we have as many cherry blows oms as you have. we'd like more to stay and come to the gym to watch the games. >> mercer will find out where they are playing. we'll be there when the brackets will beunveiled. you'll meet the players that are taking mercy university dancing for the first time. cherry blossom capital, more than d.c. and tokyo. tlem. >> do you think they'll go all the way? >> they are the underdog >> that's a no. >> a roim in portland -- program in portland oregon is bringing out art. >> it's about cooperation, concentration and creativity. this class of 7 and 8-year-olds in portland have been handed expensi

. >> we think first of big words that are sinon ims and pair them with footage of a high-speed train. science is doing lots of stuff that may or may not have anything to do with us. >> see you next time sat -- at "the listening post." >> this is al jazeera america. i'm jonathan betz, live in new york. >> we are here because of our firm conviction that diplomatic solutions ought to be the first resort in solving international problems. >> a meeting of east and west. john kerry is firm, russia must remove its troops from the border. >> the uncertain future for ukrainian soldiers and their families who have been ordered to leave crimea. >> now hope in the search

hyo bin im also known as pastor john hyobin and pastor john im, was charged with unlawful sexual intercourse child concealment and animal cruelty. two female juvenile runaways at the church in san ramon >> benicia valero community advisory panel will hold a meeting all of the liberals proposed crude and by rail projects. the project would install a real car unloading rack, and construct new realize, to allow valero to proceed crude-oil by train. the oil coming in by train would replace crude oil received by ship. that meeting is to-6:30 p.m.. >> walnut creek police will be cracking down on drivers who speed down ygnacio valley road. and they've brought back the department's motorcycle traffic team to help. there were 245 injury accidents last year, compared to 195 in 2012. officials say this is partially due to the drop in traffic enforcement over the past two years because of decreased staffing. >> hundreds are expected to attend a memorial service for a slain mendocino county sheriff's deputy wednesday. deputy ricky del fiorentino was killed in a shootout near fort bragg.after confronting

folks, if you watch the show-- and i hope you do watch the show--im as catholic as it gets, but i have not been shy about my problems with this pope. for one thing, it's six months after labor kay day, and he's still wearing white. ( laughter ) so much for infallibility. but he has done a lot to broaden the appeal of the church. and there's a new development that will make the pope even more pope-ular than ever. >> the popular pope francis is getting his own magazine, a 6 68-page magazine hit the italian newsstands offers a glossy look into the pope as well as peeks into his personal life. >> stephen: starting a new print magazine! boom! i say, take that skeptics. this proves the church is only half a century behind the times. ( cheers and applause ) information, i just love it. el mio papa is even better than pope benedict's magazine. now, folks, for a papal fan boy like me, it is a... come true. has cool toips where to stand in st. peter's for the apostolic blessing. it has pictures of the pope's crib. oh, yeah, that's where the abstinence happens. plus, every issue, every issue come

scientist from children hospital oakland research institute believe they have uncovered the source of that im balance. >> at that moment i thought maybe vitamin d is related the seratonin playing a role in autism. >> doctor and professor compared gene seek we understand spoon and 2 other key hormone also linked to behavioral brain development. and they found all 3 regulated by vitamin d. >> mainly implication because it's shown that seratonin is a brain morph during early brain development that means it shapes the structure and neural wiring of the brine. >>reporter: d is absorbed into the body primarily from sunlight and while several theories in recent year with link to autism and other diseases many researchers remain skeptical. still patrick and aims believe the results are argue for deeper research into optimal level of the vitamin particularly during pregnancy and early childhood. >> pill that cost a few penny. vitamin d is cheap and take it as a pill. so but you should measure yourself. >>reporter: getting the d levels tested particularly as part of prenatal care is extremely important

. >>> la ley electoral salvadoreÑa no contempla una revisiÓn voto por voto si no solo de los votos imes el caso de la situaciÓn esta maÑana el tribunal electoral salvadoreÑo inicio la revisiÓn de las mÁs de 10.000 actas. el proceso serÁ televisado y supervisado por la fiscalÍa de la repÚblica. diplomÁticos periodistas y observadores electorales. >>> este es un proceso de escrutinio pÚblico, abierto, por eso hemos generado las condiciones tecnolÓgicas para eso, para revertirlo. no solo de la seguridad, legalidad si no tambiÉn de la transparencia del caso los resultados preliminares muestran una diferencia de solo 6. 600 votos a favor del izquierdista fm l. para arenas es poco para aceptar una derrota. mientras la tensiÓn sigue alta, todavÍa hay que esperar 2 Ó 3 dÍas mÁs para que el tribunal supremo electoral dre a conocer los resultados oficiales de las votaciones mÁs reÑidas de las Últimas dÉcadas en este paÍs. en san salvador, salvador castellanos univisiÓn. >>> michelle bachelet es la nueva presidenta de chile, por segunda vez. >>> en las Últimas horas aumenÓo el nÚmero de jÓvenes

i take it our understanding that the section requires an im p to address the scale in the surrounding neighbor after numerous requests the i mp still does not address our concerns. we ask the commission require the applicant to - >> ma'am, i'm sorry our time is up. >> such this is a condition - >> thank you, thank you next speaker please. >> good afternoon. thank you for the opportunity to speak. i'm - please imagination a 40 to 45 feet building on a 45 foot slope with small backyards it's sdpaift it's like a skyscraper in our backyard with thirty to 40 students looking into our backyards. it's a real intrusion on our privacy not to mention the noise in the afternoon. we don't have protections. there is no sensitivity to the context in which this will be seen from the street anywhere on the test the skyscraper will look out of scale ugly and gross i've e-mailed u sf and asked them to reconsider but nothing. none of our concerns have been addressed sure they've had several meetings to tell us what's going on since there's an i mp you having will have to say no. once you accept they don

. >>> no es un golpe mortal, es un gol l golpe im potanto del gobierno federal perfecciÓn tivamente hayÉxico. evidentemente si el gobierno continÚa con sus acciones, puede bajar la violencia. pero la presencia de estas organizaciones y sus procesos de infiltraciÓn, en el poder judicial, lo vimos recientemente con la sentencia de caro ken r r quintero que lo liberÓ de la acusaciÓn de la muerte del agente norteamericano camarena salazar. nuestras instituciones son dÉbiles. las instituciones de inteligencia pasada sigue siendo dÉbiles. y efectivamente mÉxico carece de instituciones suficientes para poder lograr el combate frontal que requiere. esperamos que el gobierno de peÑa nieto lo pueda hacer. los gobiernos anteriores, destruyeron las instituciones de inteligencia y seguridad, y no lograron construir absolutamente nada y por eso estamos como estamos. >>> don samuel gonzÁlez ruiz titular de la unidad especializada de delincuencia de procuradurÍa procuradurÍa de la unam y don guillermo valdez autor de la historia del narcotrÁfico en mÉxico. gracias por estar con nosotros el dÍa de hoy.

. >> the ims is also in tound and will have tough conditions. it is really a measure of how seriously they take the immediate task of preventing the collapse of this economy, and it's already in a bad way. now the news today is quiet. the russians appear to be consolidating their control down there. you remember yesterday vladamir putin said they don't plan to annex that peninsula. they describe the actions down there as not only a threat to ukraine, but a threat to world piece. he also said that the ukrainian government is in touch with the russian government and they're talking. so clearly there is some diplomacy there. >>> ian. thank you. >>> a tough morning commute for many people this morning. b.a.r.t. had to shut down three stations for most of the morn. christie smith, you talk todd a lot of frustrated commuters this morning. >> yes, good morning. service is back up, but what a rough way to start the morning commute. three bart stations shut down this morning. i spoke with a spokesman that said they're going to look at the process and see

scientist from children hospital oakland research institute believe they have uncovered the source of that imvitamin d is related the seratonin playing a role in autism. >> doctor and professor comparedene seek gene seek we understand spoon and 2 other to hormone also linked behavioral brain development. and they found all 3 regulated by vitamin d. >> mainly implication because it's shown that seratonin is a brain morph during early brain development that means it shapes the structure and neural wiring of the brine. >>reporter: d is absorbed into the body primarily from sunlight and while several theories in recent year with link to autism and other diseases many researchers remain skeptical. still patrick and aims believe the results are argue for deeper research into optimal level of the vitamin particularly during pregnancy and early childhood. >> pill that cost a few penny. vitamin d is cheap and take it as a pill. so but you should measure yourself. >>reporter: getting the d levels tested particularly as part of prenatal care is extremely important. >>reporter: one recent survey found ne

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one council member thought it would help im paragraph relations but what it did is create controversy and change. allen is there live with the story tonight. allen snichlt after listening to stories of persecution and torture under the chinese government the council decided to handle the decision on case by case basis so now any time there's proposal to fly the flag of another nation over the city hall the council has to listen to the community and then take a vote. >> cop satellite went came up and asked me that request. >> that's request san leandro city council member lee proposed flying chip he's flag on october 1st. it's the national day when the country founded. but for many tibet and the flag is the illega occupation of their country. >> we don't want to live under chinese brutal regime. we have no option but to sacrifice our body for the return of the hollyness dalai lama. >> she was strung up electrocuted and teeth knocked out because she's a meditation group banned in china. the this woman also a practitioner says her husband has been jailed and she's unable to return to her

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scientist from children hospital oakland research institute believe they have uncovered the source of that im balance. >> at that moment i thought maybe vitamin d is related the seratonin playing a role in autism. >> doctor and professor compared gene seek we understand spoon and 2 other key hormone also linked to behavioral brain development. and they found all 3 regulated by vitamin d. >> mainly implication because it's shown that seratonin is a brain morph during early brain development that means it shapes the structure and neural wiring of the brine. >>reporter: d is absorbed into the body primarily from sunlight and while several theories in recent year with link to autism and other diseases many researchers remain skeptical. still patrick and aims believe the results are argue for deeper research into optimal level of the vitamin particularly during pregnancy and early childhood. >> pill that cost a few penny. vitamin d is cheap and take it as a pill. so but you should measure yourself. >>reporter: getting the d levels tested particularly as part of prenatal care is extremely important

marr im came from croatia and says the recent situation has not been good. >> especially for foreigners, because we don't know what's happening. we read in newspapers, and it was not present. when russian soldiers came with armoured vehicles and you see armed men on the street, you know how it is. we don't have it in croatia, so it wasn't pleasant. >> danny has been playing here for three years. his parents are worried about the soldiers and weapons in crimea, than he is. >>. >> translation: our families worry about the situation more than us, even though we tell them everything is okay. they can't find peace. they read newspapers, watch tv and it makes them worry. >> they say when the crisis got worst, the club helped a lot. >> i can't say that foreigners are panicking. we had a meeting with the coach and spoke to him. it's not panic, we wanted to talk. people from the club said they'd find the best solution, and we are safe here. >> basketball and handball teams from crimea stopped playing in ukrainian leagues. no one knows what will happen with football. >> it's a difficult question.

days after the former pro ballplayer turned ims in to police in nonks. sharper is accused of raping women in louisiana and california and he's under investigation in arizona and nevada. sharper's lawyer says all of the rapes war actually episodes of consensual sex with women who, quote, wanted to be in his company. >>> and the red carpet is out and the gold statues are ready. the academy a awards are skund night, the competition is tight. michelle turner has a preview. >> the 8 6 academy awards is se to be hollywood's biggest party, with ellen degeneres as ringleader. hollywood heavyweights like jew julia roberts and brad pitt are up for some of the nights biggest awards ensuring there will be no shortage of star power. 1970s con against astronauts. >> i don't want to survive. >> facing off against 12 years a slave, philipeana, captain phillips, nebraska and the wolf of wall street in one of the tightest best picture races in oscar history. >> for some reason my xanax isn't kickinging in. >> golden globe winner cate blanchett is going to head to head wit

. ♪ im on that google bus im on that google bus ♪ hanging with the upper crust left my porsche back incondo ♪ with my poodle pups >> reporter: solnit and others say the buses are symbols of the disparity in wealth between the new tech workers and the long- time working class residents of neighborhoods like the mission. and, she adds, the influx of techies is gentrifying the city. >> joe google moves into the apartment from which jose, auto mechanic, has been evicted. jose auto mechanic is now going to move to vallejo, and have a hellacious commute to the auto body shop, in san francisco. and no luxury bus with tinted windows and wi-fi onboard is going to pull up at his new home in vallejo to bring him to the office. so what you're really doing is displacing the more vulnerable people. >> reporter: the buses have inspired a series of protests that in turn have sparked a lively debate on the merits of the high tech boom taking place in the bay area, and it's effects on residents. one woman wearing high tech google glass was attacked in a bar after refusing to take them off. her glass rec

. >> they say a park installed to im paragraph life in the area has had the opposite effect. attracting drugs prostitution and other crimes. >> dan has the report only on abc 7 news. >> the neighbors up to the plaza south of market want the tiny park ripped out. the police received 23,000 calls for service from that area over the past three years. that's more than 20 a day. so i took my camera to document the problems and the close calls. one morning i watched neighbor ken's dog scared by a plaza regular nicknamed needles. then he takes out ving and starts to use them techlt has worn them before to stay out of the area and tries again. >> you need to go you need to go. you need to go. i. >> i will tear your whole head off. >> no. no. >>reporter: to calm the situation i told him to take off. but needles continued to rage. >> now i'll tear this off. you are on private property now. >> some day i saw others openly smoke pot in the park. hear are middle school students lit up before they saw my camera and took off. i found discarded needle and met regular such as parolee sims who

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there are structural risks, trading risks, and i think that plus the fact that when you have al grit ims trying to figure out routes and how to get ahead of orders. it's not like there's just one player jumping in front of all these orders. you've got all these different algorithm traders, it's not about small investor or any investor giving up some amount of money to somebody who jumped in front of them, the risk is all these different high frequency traders playing a game with their allegheny rit ims to get in front and make that trade. because we don't know the in factorial all the ways they may interact and the negative consequences that occur as a result, that introduces a market risk. that market risk has an unquantifiable cost. we saw it in one instance with the flash crash. we see it every day with little miniflash crashes. we've seen some -- it's gotten a little bit better with the circuit breakers per stock, but we just don't know. and that's even without the possibility of a malicious algorithm being intentionally introduced into the mix. there are so many things that can go w

. >> we think first of big words that are sinon ims and pair them with footage of a high-speed train. science is doing lots of stuff that may or may not have anything to do with us. google and the world brain >> it would be the worlds greatest library, under one digital roof. but at what cost? >> google could hold the whole word hostage... google and the world brain only on aljazeera ameria >> >> charged with treason. pakistan's former president musharraf could face the death penalty. >> hello there. you're watching al jazeera live from doha. also coming up north and south korea exchange fire across the disputed sea border. plus - victory for turkey's prime minister. his party wins half the vote in election on his rule. >> rising sea levels drought and food

influence at the ims. imf. senator jim rich of idaho, this is what he told aljazeera. >> we all want to pass a bill to support the ukraine and the unfortunate thing they have done is brought into this a political issue, and that is the structure of the imf, which is an entirely separate issue. and they know this can't pass. >> he says that the issues should not be lumped together. another senator who voted against this moving forward is rand paul from kentucky. and he has concerns that any money sent to ukraine in loans will end up in the hands of the russians as a passthrough. here's where it gets sticky. the house republicans have passed a bill on their side relating it to the loan guarantee for the ukraine and they're not likely to go for the imf aspect of this. and here's the sticking point, it may get pushed back until later this month and congress has to hammer out what to do with this imf issue that has crept into things. >> meanwhile, another group of senators led by republican, john mccain, headed to u

and they sometimes friend you on facebook. , it isare a democrat really cool because you may get an im from george clooney. republicans are not like that. we are old school. we are trying to do the same thing. the politicians and both political parties, they are courting you. you know what they are up to. you try to resist it. you know they want one thing. but after a while on monday start to wear you down. you think maybe just this once. will try it. and you do it, right? i am not judging, i have done it for my too. i have done the get out and vote for another candidate running on somebody else's idea running on somebody else's bad policy. dirtyu always fill really the next day, don't you? you wake up saying, why did i do that? they do not call. [laughter] they do not write. keephey sure do not ever the promises they made to you when they were soliciting your vote, right? i have been that guy. my life,ain time in the republican party has stood for things i thought were pretty precious. my first experience in republican politics when i was a young intern and washington, d.c. and i was

one council member thought it would help im paragraph relations but what it did is create controversy and change. allen is there live with the story tonight. allen snichlt after listening to stories of persecution and torture under the chinese government the council decided to handle the decision on case by case basis so now any time there's proposal to fly the flag of another nation over the city hall the council has to listen to the community and then take a vote. >> cop satellite went came up and asked me that request. >> that's request san leandro city council member lee proposed flying chip he's flag on october 1st. it's the national day when the country founded. but for many tibet and the flag is the illegal occupation of their country. >> we don't want to live under chinese brutal regime. we have no option but to sacrifice our body for the return of the hollyness dalai lama. >> she was strung up electrocuted and teeth knocked out because she's a meditation group banned in china. the this woman also a practitioner says her husband has been jailed and she's unable to return to he