jony ive revealing new details on an apple watch with an interview with the "financial times."uote, when the issue of the frequent need to recharge the iphone is raised ive answers because it's so light and thin we use it so much and defleet the battery. saying, quote, with a bigger battery it would be heavier, more cumbersome and less compelling. a big component of the watch is apple pay and today the journal reporting apple pay has been impacted by a wave of fraudulent transactions using stolen credit card data. couple stories here, guys, to keep our eye on. this becomes more relevant to the way in which we use the device and i wonder, kayla, how important battery life will be to the watch or people's experience with the phone and what blackberry is doing at the same time to try to use advanced battery technology. >> what's interesting a lot of reports have said the apple watch battery will last around a day or couple days and what the fitness bands have been able to do which will probably compete in some form or fashion against the apple watch those batteries last three, fiv

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shedding the bloods of the yemeni people claiming the ives ives -- lives, destroying states and institutions. closing heavens across the provinces in a defines -- defines and challenge to legitimate authorities. however, our honourable honest young men and women stood up to this hostile act and coup in all province and here i extend all appreciation to the nation to those that stood up and rose and revolted and stood up with the bare chests and stood up to all provinces provinces, and continue to back the legitimate government of yemen, and join forces to stand up to the militia, and take to the streets and demand suppressing free will. i reiterate that the will of the yemeni people as it's suppressed by them in all, on all streets and locations. that gave me a mandate in order to send out a message to all g.c.c. leaders, the league of arab states and the security council to provide swift assistance including the military intervention to protect yemen and yemeni against all the hostile acts. based on the joint defense. in article 51 of the u.n. charter, which was responded to immediately by

they're throwing in ivs, getting long lines on him. someone has got an oxygen mask on him to give him air. you have to stabilize someone's blood pressure really fast he'll go into shock, it will kill you. a nurse can't feel his blood pressure. she has to palpate the brachial artery. and she registers 60. anything below 90 is in shock. jerry parr and some others tell the nurse, we think he broke a rib in the limousine. when they came hurtling in the limousine. he landed on the transom, the transmission, and jerry parr suspects he broke a rib and punctured a lung. jerry parr is praying, please let this guy live. he's thinking back to kennedy. they throw the ivs, they're following all the proper protocols which had really only come into existence the last ten years. reagan really is lucky. not only did the secret service ramp up their training to save his life. but at the same time that hospital only became a certified level one trauma hospital two years before reagan was shot. and even before that, emergency medicine was the backwater of

franciscan with federal and state funds drying up the san francisco ethics commission is, taking an iv i of actually roll is providing housing across all levels we're working diligently for everyone to live here and mr. chair protect the housing semiand strengthen goals against evictions we're commented for housing needs for all san franciscans to learn more visit highway >> it is 1:00 o'clock. this is the regular meeting of the commission on community investment and infrastructure, the successor agency commission to the san francisco redevelopment agency for tuesday february 17, 2015. welcome. members of the public. madam secretary please call the first item. >> thank you madam chair. the first item is roll call. commission members please respond when i call your name. commissioner mondejar. >> here. >> commissioner singh. >> here. >> commissioner bustos. >> here. >> madam chair rosales. >> here. >> all members of the commission are present. the next item is two and the next regularly scheduled meeting at march 3, at city hall. b, prohibition of sound producing electronic devices duri

you are going to file shelby, get a supreme court vote nullify us with section iv, and then come ask the son to celebrate his daddy and not expect him to stand up for what his daddy lived for. you think we don't understand that much of what happened in this town you are trying to rescind in a new way. the language of jim crow has changed into the court papers of james crowe junior esquire, but the results are the same. that disenfranchisement -- some young people, just like when i was young, they don't even try. we aren't even going to try the system. that is what sherilyn was talking about. wait a minute. y'all can't get on juries if you don't register to vote. when we breakdown what this system is, we've got the need here today not talking about what we did but what we must do now. we are committed. we are going to washington again, and we are going to force this congress to deal with the voting rights act. i sat in the courtroom when scalia started talking about racial entitlement. it's not a racial entitlement to have your vote protected. it's an american entitlement. [applause]

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you are going to file shelby, get a supreme court vote nullify us with section iv, and then come ask the son to celebrate his daddy and not expect him to stand up for what his daddy lived for. you think we don't understand that much of what happened in this town you are trying to rescind in a new way. the language of jim crow has changed into the court papers of james crowe junior esquire, but the results are the same. that disenfranchisement -- some young people, just like when i was young, they don't even try. we aren't even going to try the system. that is what sherilyn was talking about. wait a minute. y'all can't get on juries if you don't register to vote. when we breakdown what this system is, we've got the need here today not talking about what we did but what we must do now. we are committed. we are going to washington again, and we are going to force this congress to deal with the voting rights act. i sat in the courtroom when scalia started talking about racial entitlement. it's not a racial entitlement to have your vote protected. it's an american entitlement. [applause]

>> camille was diagnosed with stage iv hodgkin's lymphoma.fore set to go back to college. as you can see, looking at her paper and she's crying because she's really, really excited. her mom just gave her sam hunt ticketed. >> where are you going? >> you have a crush on him, don't you? >> yeah. >> currently has top spot on the billboard country chart. ♪ stay too long same old song♪ >> camille, who tried to turn negative things into positive has taken this opportunity to create the camille strong foundation. >> wow. >> she wants to raise money for other cancer patients. >> she's not raising money for herself in. >> no she's not. >> just raising money for other people. >> to be faced with a situation like that and thinking what she can do for other people wow. what a wonderful person. >> especially in the middle of her fight. >> people are noticing herselflessness. in fact who is wearing one of her camille strong t-shirts. >> wow, the president of the united states. >> oakland a's are wearing her scarf. she's getting a lot of support. >> not onl

franciscan with federal and state funds drying up the san francisco ethics commission is, taking an iv i of actually roll is providing housing across all levels we're working diligently for everyone to live here and mr. chair protect the housing semiand strengthen goals against evictions we're commented for housing needs for all san franciscans to learn more visit highway. >> it seems like everyone in san francisco is talking about housing san francisco housing prizes are among the highest it tops anyone million dollars and rent rise unfortunately, this is not the first time housing has been in the news thought california the cost of a home has made headline the medium prices for a house in the the $207,000 in california it is more than twice that amount and the laura u bay area is higher it's more than doubled the states so while more than half of the americans can afford the medium fewer in california and quarter in the bayer and now fewer than a 6th of san franciscans can afford it so why it housing in san francisco so go cheven condition tharz the obviously a high demand to live he

franciscan with federal and state funds drying up the san francisco ethics commission is, taking an iv i of actually roll is providing housing across all levels we're working diligently for everyone to live here and mr. chair protect the housing semiand strengthen goals against evictions we're commented for housing needs for all san franciscans to learn more visit highway (clapping.) >> good morning, everyone. i want to thank you all for coming out this morning it's a beautiful san francisco morning as it seems to be those dazed but a difficult morning as yesterday yesterday morning an 87-year-old resident of sunset resident named alfred was walk on this street geary that boulevard in a krouks on 26 oath trying to cross the road when struck by an automatic turning left onto endearing later in the afternoon died another san francisco general hospital this is not yet conformed we ronald reagan are hearing that someone driving a motorcycle on 15th was struck and killed by an automobile i want to express you know on my behalf and everyone here our profound condolences to the family and fri

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d ive. jesse, tell us more about this effort. >> reporter: tracy, there's a broad coalition of community activist -- gun safety activists, politicians, and police. they're all coming together to attack the one of the root causes of violence. that is illegal gun violence. this comes after the recent slaying of a cop, robert wilson iii during a robbery. they believe the best way to get the guns is through the court and they're bringing help to that front. we're going to talk more about this collaboration and the efforts to accomplish this goal in a few minutes. we're live in juniata. jesse gary "nbc 10 news." >>> we first told you about this story yesterday morning. william dean is facing a long list of charges including aggravated assault. he's billion held on $1 million bail. police found two guns in his home and they're looking to see if he used one of those to shoot his neighbor late sunday night. the neighbor was nod seriously hurt. >>> the federal court will hear arguments in philadelphi

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there is no singular metric system in place to identify our efforts and as to whether they are effect ive or not. within the last year the department of public health is awarded a 16 million dollar state grant for on demand trauma services. the san francisco unified school district also awarded several million dollars to implement trauma informed strategies. [inaudible] as well as [inaudible] was awarded 5.5 million dollars from the kaiser foundidation. laest year the [inaudible] for community crime prevention. there is a lot of money coming into the xhounty. i call for this hearing because i want to know more fwt the community needs and i want to know more as well as the community needs to know where that money is flooding and it is going and how the money will be spent and more importantly when we can begin to see some of the results that we expect to see. we are literally spending mill ybs of dollars on public safety and bond prevention and it is [inaudible] are being used in a effective manner. the rest i submit >> supervisor ferrule >> i have a few items firks a hearing request to [i

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dan ives follows oracle. great to have you with us. is the game in the after-hours session primarily or only because of a dividend hike? >> no win mean, there were white knuckles going into this release, and the cloud number was a step in the right direction, where the street was looking for, currency was the big headwind here and really oracle didn't need to do much. investors want to buy this theme into their strong fiscal 4q. they're looking at large cap enterprise tech. this is really the best of the bunch, if you look at hp, microsoft, ibm earnings. you know, 6% ex-currency. so i would call this a step in the right direction. and it definitely seems like cloud and 12c are helping put fuel in the oracle tank. >> walk me through why everybody is getting all hyped up about cloud, when it's only 6% of revenue. if they get that cloud business, does that mean that they can sell through other services? >> that's the key. i mean, they are as well positioned to any of these big tech players in the data center. they have the full stack. so

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to equip its personnel with effect ive streams to combat human trafficking at our nation's ports of entry and other high risk areas. earlier this year i was pleased to see similar legislation pass the house of representatives with unanimous support. i think most of us can agree that this issue of human trafficking is not a partisan issue. it's a human rights issue. when you're a parent, when you're a sibling, a child or a relative, this issue is real. that is why i'm so pleased to see this chamber come together in a bipartisan manner to bring this bill to the floor. and once again i only hope we can come together and move this debate forward. madam president, as i tell nevadans back home, i came to washington d.c., to work. i work with republicans and i work with democrats. there are issues. we have to agree to disagree. but moving forward on a bipartisan bill like this should not be one of them. we need to do all we can to end this disgraceful and disgusting crime once and for all. we should move forward in providing much-needed help to these victims including children. now there is more

you know unfortunately, you know,ive he ive've had to take other peoples' lives.g impact, i would say. >> reporter: when he got home he had troubles, a diagnosis of ptsd after suffering severe wounds in an ied attack and a job he didn't love. then brett watched as isis swept across iraq inflicting tremendous suffering especially on the christian and yazidi communities. and it clicked for him. this was his fight again. >> businesses open. restaurants are open. the church bells ring. >> reporter: and this is the victory then. >> this is the real victory. >> reporter: above this time square, the christian monastery, whose bells have rung for hundreds of years, even as it was besieged by invaders. an apparently endless cycle of violence. what do you say to americans who say we're done with iraq. it's broken. they have to fix it. this isn't our war? >> i say shame on them because i was here myself in 2006 2007. we have a responsibility to help rebuild what we broke. >> reporter: and brett is not alone. has already been joined by about a half-dozen others, and he says t

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. >> are you essentially say this is like a vanity project for jony ive?at's what it sounds like. i know that doesn't sound kind but "the new yorker" ran a 16,000 word piece in which they went inside the apple lab and what they say very indirectly is that ive has become obsessed with rolexes and bentleys rather than the democratized designs that brought us the iphone. >> but there's a sense that the apple is only expecting or analysts are only expecting them to sell about a tenth as many rolexes as sell in a given year for the high-end of the apple watch. they know they're not going to get there overnight. you disagree with the other analysts who say expect about 23 mill on average to be sold this year. that's not nothing. >> you know, i don't know what i think the apple watch will sell this year alone. i think it will sell millions of units. i do compare it to the iphone or the ipad, right. the iphone sold 100 million in three years. the ipad sold 100 million in two years. i do think that the sort of hype level is implying that the apple watch will be as

however, there is an exploitation, some say in a commercialization of african-american history month,ives on twitter, and i saw sales there's book sales what is your response to the commercial at becket masseys is having that martin luther king day sale, right? it is clearly an opportunity. i always say mcdonalds use to run these adds well mcdonalds helping folks living the dream, is paying them a living wage. this is business, you can. >> stop it. >> and it sounds facetious but this is how it goes down my good friend and colleague has done this series on black moses bar by. and while it is on one the hand telling a real interesting story about harriet tubman, it is also very conscious of the way that if matel had the opportunity, they in fact create a black bar by that is dressed liar harriet tubman and you can buy your accessories as he does in the series. we understand how commercial culture works and so much of what sustained the idea if not the content is these commercial enterprises. >> so we have about 30 seconds left, what does black history month look like done right. >> done rig

the world and survive, but i think that the people who are kin i'ving to lie to the american people iving to lie to the american people, with this massive propaganda campaign, those are sociopaths. >> you wrote recently corporations that deliberately, purposely and system at including sponsor climate lies should be given the death penalty. explain what you mean. this? >> yeah. you know, corporations exist under charters that are -- that are issued by the state. it's essentially a license to do business in a particular state. and in every state that issues corporate licenses, the license requires that the corporation function for the public interests and that they cause no harm. so, if a corporation begins to cause harm or if they function against the public interest or conduct themselves in ways that are contrary to the public interest, the secretary of state or the attorney general of that state has the right to the withdraw their charter, and if it's a foreign corporation, in other words, a corporation that is organized under the laws of this state, of a different state, but it has the

ive looked at the problems and talked to governors on the border and people across america and the concerns i have is that we need to secure the boarder. we need to put in place a system that works. a legal immigration system that works. >> let's go to business news and big news when it comes to ceos. berkshire berkshire hathaway. a name man at the helm of mcdonalds. we're going to get to those stories in a moment. big tech news. you're going to lead the way with samsung. >> samsung is launching two new phones. one has a curved screen but both new phones they can charge wirelessly really cool. also they have a heart rate monitor and the edge you can actually maybe check out the time look at the stock ticker on the edge of the screen. i think that's neat. the bigger question is is this a game changer? can they reclaim lost market share lost the apple? in other news back to berkshire hath aways. the annual shareholder meeting has been held. in that lert dropping a hint. he said i found the successor. i'm not going to give away the name but it could be either. the head of the energy business o

the question is the collects ive impact projects that are large whether it is the [inaudible] or mission or dentistry and the cavity issue in china town is how we know we are having a impact. let's look at the red dot on the map which is china town, but it could be bayview and other areas, it isn't just the health network. when i looked at this with the [inaudible] we said why caebt we do this in the clinics, but it is also people not in the clinics and it isn't just kids it is also adults, so there were all these sus temic things with in network and out of network and schools and staffing and apparently there are only dentists in china town that [inaudible] the number is limited. how do we dpet professionals in the community and show we have a collective impact? this is what i think we should look at what wie ask the data. going from the 38 percent cavity rate to 27 percent for the whole city is great. maybe we can show in the particular community we had a impact and short term [inaudible] i think we are looking for language to show we are moving along. we are struggling with this becau

. >> ive learned not to put a posting on any internet sites because who knows how people are going to take it. >> sexton was arrested two weeks earlier after posting what prosecutors say was a threatening message on the internet. and attending a game after a lifetime ban. and a grand jury just indicted him on felony burglary and facing the prospect of three years in prison if found guilty. sexton says he and his family are getting serious about what kind of lawyer they use. >> my dad, i talked to my dad. he just wants to make sure that we can have somebody to fall back that would definitely just get this taken care of. and he wanted somebody with influence. >> now sexton must inform his current lawyer michael brice keller that he's being replaced. >> i guess dad is thinking i should go with somebody with more experience and who is more in the loop. >> right. and that is what he told me. but i haven't talked to this guy yet and right now i'm technically your attorney. so it is up to you. if you tell me that you don't want me to be your attorney, then i can withdraw. but i would suggest