oh, what beautiful jewels the signor zanetto has. ha ha, i understand. someone's seen the jewels from that house and she's been sent as an ambassador. i suppose they're for the signorina rosaura. she is your mistress? my mistress, signore. mm-hmm. you could be right. it depends on whether they suit her. oh, i'm sure they will. she's such a beautiful young lady. bravo. she's doing well for a procuress. tell me, how do i have to pay? in what connection? concerning the money. what money? aha, it's the jewels that are the attraction. so she's rich then, your mistress. well, she's a doctor's daughter. a doctor's daughter? why, yes. didn't you know that? tell me, is there no danger of the doctor saying something if he sees me in the house? he also wants you to come. good heavens. the whole family are in it. i don't want to land myself in trouble. listen to me, my girl. tell your mistress i'll come another time. no, no, signore. she wants you to come at once. oh, master. here is signor zanetto. i am trying to persuade him to come into the house. come along now,

aha, it's the jewels that are the attraction. so she's rich then, your mistress. well, she's a doctor's daughter. a doctor's daughter? why, yes. didn't you know that? tell me, is there no danger of the doctor saying something if he sees me in the house? he also wants you to come. good heavens. the whole family are in it. i don't want to land myself in trouble. listen to me, my girl. tell your mistress i'll come another time. no, no, signore. she wants you to come at once. oh, master. here is signor zanetto. i am trying to persuade him to come into the house. come along now, signor zanetto. my daughter is waiting for you. i'd never have believed it. surely you don't want her to come down to the street, do you? shame on you. i will come in. oh, excellent, excellent. come then. you're sure i have your permission? sir, you are welcome at any time, day or night. open house at any time. well, signor zanetto, the door is thrown wide open. - for me only? - for you only. for nobody else at all? well, certain friends of the house, of course. naturally, of course. all right.

the family jewels was taken from a document that talked about agency abuses at that time. the fight to get that document declassified took 17 years. there are many other cases of documents taking a long time. the state department is quicker but it has been slow. the department of defense sat on the pentagon papers for 40 years before releasing them and resisted several request for that very data. so let's say expeditious is relative. >> heidi, do you have any experience with that? >> in the larger context, the last two questions inform the trend of an increasingly secretive government with more classified documents and threatening or punishing journalist to too get at their c con confide confidential sources. and we are seeing at the same time our lives are being barred out to corporations and others as well. >> okay. we have a couple minutes left and we will open it up for questions from the audience. so, i would like to briefly ask you both about your take on the obama administration's plan to reform the telephone meta data collection that he announced recently. >> i don

the jewels are theirs for the taking. >> they were just so audacious. it's almost like someone saying, we're going to rob the crown jewels. you thought -- well, you almost dismiss it as not being possible because it's too extraordinary. >> the thieves planned to escape on a waiting speedboat on the thames river and then into a getaway van. it's just like a james bond movie, including james bond, played by the scotland yard. >> this gang played for high stakes, and we played for high stakes to catch them as well. >> the outlandish heist is caught by dozens of surveillance cameras set up by a special scotland yard squad that's been tracking the gang for more than four months. the crooks are known to police as the geezer gang, a group led by four lifelong criminals. >> they've never worked. they've just had easy money, led champagne lifestyles, and really they've done very well. >> authorities catch wind of the gang's brazen plan after investigating a botched armored car robbery. the crooks get away from that crime without any cash, but they leave behind c

coming up, an exclusive conversation on the luxury jewels market. speak to the pomellato chief executive. that is later this hour. the markets team has everything covered. here with me now, caroline hyde. jonathan ferro on the markets and david tweed also joining us. , another weekend, another pathetic -- prophetic statement. really, we are talking about it. it is the dollar side of this trade that is going to drive the euro lower. >> that is the big number. caroline, you are looking at l'oreal on the skin product side and peugeot. >> a bit of a mixed bag. they are both french. l'oreal coming out after the bell today with a sales update. a 4.4%expecting increase. this is a phenomenally inquisitive company. 28 brands. i defy anyone to walk into the bathroom and not own something l'oreal makes. only one is homegrown. they are buying in china with magic. they are buying in luxury as well. i want to focus on peugeot for the opening this morning. business plans, every journalist loves a pond. every cheeky executive at peugeot loves a pond. they are back

when he wanted to give something truly unique to his express, he turned to the most south after jeweler of the day, carl faberge. and here it is, a lost treasure, remarkably rediscovered, set with diamonds and sapphires, the rarest artwork in the world. the russian revolution of 1917 saw imperial treasures seized by the new government. later many were sold to the west. the egg was last seen in public in 1902 as an exhibition of faberge treasures in st. petersburg. it was auctions in new york in 1964. it was not identified as fab share at the time. it reappeared last year when the egg was bought by a scrap metal dealer at a flea market in america's midwest. he paid 8,000 pounds for it and kept it in his kitchen. it was only when the new owner opened up the egg and saw the insticks, it's the name of the watchmaker that he looked it up online. he found an article about the hunt for a missing faberge egg and discovered that this lump of gold was worth 20 million pounds. the man who discovered the ultimate golden egg wants to remain anonymous. it will soon disappear into the vaults of a priv

i'm joined by sally jewel who are is back from a submarine surveying the ice melt.nk you very much, it's great to have you here. and to talk about this enormous topic. we think of superstorm sandy and what this report means for us. people throw up their hands and say as long as china is polluting, i can't do anything here. why should this matter to us now? >> andrea, there's no question as i have been on public lands around this country and, in fact, around the world. the impact of climate change is everywhere. as the world's largest economy, we have a responsibility to be part of the solution to share what we know with the scientists that produce the report many of whom are americans and to chart a path forward that puts us on not only a place to be resilient in climate change but address the root causes as well. >> you spent a weekend under the ice flow in the arctic. tell us about that trip and what it told you about the ice melt. >> what was really fascinating is that we're seeing a thinning ice pack and the pack ice move out sooner so that you've got the north

is a jewel and the good news is we are standing on multiple jewels.mentioned automotive and commercial transportation. but i could talk about the coming back of the construction market that wasn't a big slump, but it's coming back now. which is very, very good. aerospace is clearly doing very, very well. 26 billion off orders in the last month. coming from japan alone. the singapore air show was a great success. more than eight years of auto backlogs i can go on and on. the regional jet segment that was a little dent in the crisis has come back. now they have a five-year auto backlog. the great news is we are playing in so many fields. our portfolio is from structural components to engine components, to every single one of those we have a position. this is not purely based on the aluminum. titanium, nickel. a great, great business. we can bring the true strengths of our core which means innovation. totally to our customers and they like it. >> okay, while we'd normally celebrate with a bud light aluminum can, but we have to move on. klaus kleinfeld, c

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. >> touching them like they're jewels. >> they are jewels. >> let's grab a bunch of these for lunch,h. >> the pressure in farming is to have a monoculture and to provide year in and year out what you know is going to sell and what the market demands. >> do you mind grabbing a few of these plants? they're going to grow up, so don't take the root. >> it's very, very hard for a small guy to say i'm not going to grow carrots anymore, i'm going to grow interesting things and grow them as well as i can. this is pretty much a first for me. >> this is the first time you fall to your knees for a green plant? >> yeah. >> how long for leeks? >> do you think we'll ever reach a point where guys like soren will be in a very good place? >> i think if we cut the middle men, the producers, the farmer, to talk directly with a guy like rene. >> nobody ever teaches you it's the symbosis with these people that grow the food. you're never taught that as a cook, which is strange. >> can we have another leek that looks more similar in size to that one, please? >> i think also, respect to you all chefs, how

you see the guy in the black, the jeweler actually cooperated with authorities. he will be sentenced in may. we will see what he gets sentenced to. scott london sentenced to 14 months in prison and $100,000 fine for insider trading of information. he knew about certain publicly traded stocks. they were golf buddies. take a look at this stock chart. legionnaire hitting a record high, it had earlier today on better than expected jump in quarterly profits. it since turned down on the session but stock is up 30% over the last year hitting a 52 week high today. peaceful airline just 15 years old, discount airline and what they started to do is add a bunch of planes and routes to its fleet and widened the shares for an extra $40 or $50. the president and chief operating officer andrew levy is joining us exclusively from las vegas. is always nice to see you when your stock is a 52 week high but is a compilation of a bunch of things. articulate your numbers here. >> we have been doing this for so long, this is our 45th consecutive profitable quarter we reported, this is

suger also placed gold and jeweled objects everywhere in his church for these, too, were felt to reflect the divine light. in june 1144 suger consecrated the new choir at saint-denis in the presence of the king of france, his nobles and the chief archbishops and bishops. dazzled by what they saw they returned home inspired to equal or even outdo suger's creation. reims, sens, senlis, soissons beauvais, canterbury and chartres would soon show the influence of the new saint-denis. the medieval cathedral was the focus of popular pride and intense rivalry, for the prestige and importance of a town was determined largely by the size, height, and beauty of its cathedral. this rivalry pushed church spires to unprecedented heights. the spire of chartres would extend beyond the top of a 30-story skyscraper. a 40-floor skyscraper would be needed to surpass the spire at strasbourg. the dimensions of the cathedral at amiens made it possible for the entire city, 10,000 people to attend one ceremony. but it was in the height of the vaulting that the most intense competition reigned. when the vaulting

this is a really wonderful location and is the real jewel to the community. >> ready to develop your photography skills? the harvey milk photo center focuses on adult classes. and saturday workshops expose youth and adults to photography classes. >> we are approving as many parks as we can, you have a value garden and not too many can claim that and you have an historic building that has been redone in a beautiful fashion and you have that beautiful outdoor ping-pong table and you have got the art commission involved and if you look at them, and we can particularly the gate as you came in, and that is extraordinary. and so these tiles, i am going to recommend that every park come and look at this park, because i think that the way that you have acknowledged donor iss really first class. >> it is nice to come and play and we have been driving by for literally a year. >> it is kind of nice. >> all of the people that are here. ♪ (music) >> herb theatre,open rehearsal. listen to the rehearsal. i think it is fun for them, they see our work process, our discussions, the decisions we make.

this is a really wonderful location and is the real jewel to the community. >> ready to develop your photography skills? the harvey milk photo center focuses on adult classes. and saturday workshops expose youth and adults to photography classes. >> good afternoon. welcome to the san francisco full board of supervisors 340i8d call the roll. >> supervisor avalos. supervisor breed. supervisor campos. president chiu. supervisor cowen not present supervisor farrell. supervisor kim not present. commissioner mondejar not present. supervisor tang. supervisor wiener not present. supervisor yee not present. supervisor cowen. supervisor wiener mr. president, you have a quorum >> ladies and gentlemen, please join us in the pledge of allegiance pd united states of america. on >> colleagues, we are our board minutes can i have a motion supervisor farrell and supervisor campos madam clerk any communication. >> no one. read consent calendar. continuums the consent calendar those items routine a single roll call vote of the commission.

. >> mind you, he likes elton and tillie joel because he is a keyboard -- delete jewel -- billy joele is a keyboard player. he knew crosby stills and nash. this: did that make collaboration suite or, even the back story? >> area. -- did that make this collaboration sweeter? >> very. most of it is cowriting. his production talents, i'm surprised there's not a line of people out the door waiting for him to produce their records because he is really a. tavis: -- he is brilliant. >> i wish i could ask him the question. >> he thinks you are cool. tavis: i will put it forth anyway. how anybody writes with you and not be intimidated by writing .ith david crosby >> he is anything but intimidated. he knows what a bozo i really am. tavis: i would be scared to death to attempt to write with you. >> he is not intimidated. he likes when i come with something good. missedmade as many takes, and he knows them all. that's as many mistakes, and he knows them all. i think that's a good. i don't want to look at my life life.ng bigger than i am struggling, trying to make sense. that. most ofws the peopl

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this is a really wonderful location and is the real jewel to the community. >> ready to develop your photography skills? the harvey milk photo center focuses on adult classes. and saturday workshops expose youth and adults to photography classes. >> a lot a ton with the community and we say to ourselves, there is this one and this one. we all compartmentalize them, we have our own agenda. our agenda is to create great work. if you are interested in that, you are part of our community. >> hello and welcome to brava theater. >> we are trying to figure out a way to make a space where theater and presentation of live work is something that you think of the same way that you think of going to the movies. of course, it has been complex in terms of economics, as it is for everyone now. artistically, we have done over 35 projects in four seasons, from producing dance, theater, presenting music, having a full- scale education program, and having more than 50,000 visitors in the building almost every year. a lot of our emerging artists to generate their first projects here, which is great. the

city public library committee jewel gomez has been sacked along with the other member it's about timethey've embarrassed this city and i finding either the city librarian are the library commission in violation of the sunshine ordinances she was recommended by the san francisco ethnics commission to be removed if office. for 8 solid years they perpetuated along with the city people a fraud upon this city they lawed a group of private individuals to spend over $60 million raised in the name of library and the citizens of this city and yet for two years i was unable to find were any of the money went. mr. herrera was violating a law and committed perjury saying he got nothing when he was getting 4 to $500,000 a year and under penalty of perjury claimed he got nothing he's the next one to go. >> >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> secretary of state hillary clinton on a meeting addressed the meeting of armenian genocide it's been viewed and properly so and so so as a matter of historical debate and conclusions and not political it's right for the united states government to try to use

jewel lloyd, aid 16, including the alley even. irish win. >>> lpga tour staging the first marriage of the year. michelle wie and lexy thompson tied for the lead to start the day. lexi came out swinging. takes a four-shot lead. michelle's putter was solid all week but failed her today. misses the short birdie on 13. 19-year-old lexi thompson. wins her fourth lpga event and first major title with a 4-under 68. second youngest ever to win an lpga major. >>> george w.at houston, aussiet jones, shoots a 6-under 66. 46-foot birdie putt on 18. gets hem in the clubhouse. is a eight birdie of the day. all kuchar has to do is par 15 for the win. 216 to the hole. and he finds the water. bogeys. third day in a row he bogeyed 18. back to sudden death. back to 18. first playoff hole. jones first shot. 42 yards. are you kidding me? his first pga tour win. earns a trip to the masters, fourth aussie to win in the last eight tournaments. warriors and giants, stanford women tonight. see you then. what a day. >> up next at 6:00, the sky is the limit

. >>> a lot of cash, jewels, and some property all waiting to be reunited. how the state has made collecting it a whole lot easier. >>> and a total lunar eclipse. why it's been given such an erie name. >>> i'm in the kpix 5 weather center. the clouds are breaking away. lots of sunshine now. but could the fog wreak havoc on viewing that lunar eclipse? we'll talk about that coming up. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, right now the dow is _ _ _ _ _ _ _ traders are re . >> wall street shaking off its bad mood. you can see right now the dow is up about 40 points. traders are reacting to a new report that showed u.s. consumers in the mood to spend. march retail sales rose 1.1 percent. the biggest gain in 18 months. analysts say it's a sign the economy is merging from a harsh winter with momentum. >>> reuniting californians with money and belongings just got easier. julie watts shows us how. >> reporter: there are gold coins, a gold medal. celebrity memorabilia. and sardines and tomato sauce. everything in this vault came from abandoned safe deposit boxes and california is trying

jewel for the wii. seoul the souls of the bullets with a mob hit the lead he enjoyed it a go of it. the baby. nice kitty we will be. most jobs in april says it was good. how will such testing. the eye yup but it did on the go boise was a good deal of agencies him to miss out. you will get any decent his dog in the fall foliage will get mobbed him in his hse us the abundance of taunting the release of hundreds of business and the withdrawal of young from some of the tribe and it is going to call them non stop. tonight's guests the duties of the moment. the us custody but it will be set up. what does it it was on the sofa not the head of state yesterday danny tornado. not towards the end what gets me giddy took the view. the end as we get here. while the other. focus on the front lawn. like with lots of good and it's gone. ha site into who the government an impulse is to listen to this song on the nuclear armed nation. one hundred and eighteen in the pool. the goal disease beginning in march one to facilitate the talks but it officially ended. sunday of the ceasefire would be extended

. >> another jewel for los gatos. the theater will eventually sell alcohol and food. the community is invited to an open house free, saturday afternoon. >> looks beautiful. >>> just ahead, going out with a bang, the historic concert that will close out candlestick park. >> you can see the san johjose ympian. black . >>> among the stories we're working on for this edition of "nightly news" judgment as e cigarettes become the big thing, here comes the crackdown, for a loosely regulated product. . >>> candlestick park will be celebrating its last days with a visit from rock and roll royalty. paul mccartney has announced he will play the final show on august 14. it's a fitting finale for the park. promoter greg hurloff says kachbdal stick holds a special place for the singing legend. >> one thing about paul mccartney is he has a sense of history and he understands how historic this will be. and for him, he's very emotional about having played candlestick before. >> the concert will have about 45,000 seats, tickets go on sale may 5 and are expected to range from $50 to $27

golden gate park is considered the crowned jewel of the city but we learned some are being stolen from park grounds. looked into a string of plant threats and the health risk that people taking those could face. >> the birds, the bees and other creatures are facing competition these days as they forage for food. >> this man lives across the street from the park. he said he confronted 4 elderly women about a month ago loading ginger plants into a shopping bag. >> they were just stuffing them in white plastic bags so at that point i walked over and told them, what are you doing and they slowly started to leave the area. >> there is a variety of foraging activities that might be seen in a park. >> the park counts wild radishes and dandelion leaves among its edibles. fear the loss of rare plants or the loss of life due to wild mushrooms or hemlock. >> the health issues could be significant. people miss identifying plants. >> news of the thefts. >> berries are hanging there. sure you might try just a berry and move on. you would never dig up a plant. that's terrible. >> san francisco police

jewel lloyd, aid 16, including the alley even.first marriage of the year. michelle wie and lexy thompson tied for the lead to start the day. lexi came out swinging. takes a four-shot lead. michelle's putter was solid all week but failed her today. misses the short birdie on 13. 19-year-old lexi thompson. wins her fourth lpga event and first major title with a 4-under 68. second youngest ever to win an lpga major. >>> george w.at houston, jones, shoots a 6-under 66. 46-foot birdie putt on 18. gets hem in the clubhouse. is a eight birdie of the day. all kuchar has to do is par 15 for the win. 216 to the hole. and he finds the water. bogeys. third day in a row he bogeyed 18. back to sudden death. back to 18. first playoff hole. jones first shot. 42 yards. are you kidding me? his first pga tour win. earns a trip to the masters, fourth aussie to win in the last eight tournaments. warriors and giants, stanford women tonight. see you then. what a day. >> up next at 6:00, the sky is the limit for captain america. find out how much the chi

we control the crown jewels. when i was in high school in the 70's least are right in arm notebooks naive phrases that if you love something let it go and if it comes back to you it is yours forever. you let this go and it does not come back. challenge to the other folks is explained to me the mechanism by which when you relinquish control you still have control. that is my issue. at the event in january that the internet caucus sponsored, the current president used the word "superb ear cohesive he said the united states had performed superbly -- superbly." haveid the united states performed superbly. what is the point of taking the risk of that icann suggest we do superb job. i want to ask a question in terms of how how strong is our ability to hold onto these functions? there are contracts between entities. functions reside within icahn not just because the u.s. has a contract with icahn, but the rest of the global internet community agrees it will look to them to perform these functions. exercise at the congre

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jewel jewels, good to talk to you. saw david mattingly demonstrate for us what it is like in a sub. granted, this is approximately, the approximation of searching underwater. what did you think of that? in that -- >> i know that it is fascinating television nonetheless but really shows you the challenges. >> yeah, i mean, i don't think the way to do this is actually in a sub. as part of doing research for the show, i went around and asked colleagues. big ocean, small group of people working in this area and actually there was nobody that really believed working in a sub is the right way to do this. imagine you are in a sub and you have two, three, four hours and you start working and then it doesn't go well. all of a sudden you have to go back to the you are surface. if you are using an rov, a remote operation vehicle. you have a guy 24/7 on the ship. somebody can relieve that person. we know how to do that kind of stuff. the idea of using a sub to be really honest and the consensus of my colleagues, it's not really a

very things people want to avoid -- failures, setbacks -- are this the things that some iconic the jewelsindividuals found were key and never would have found any other way. >> i think anyone would tell you that they learn more from their failures than they ever learn from their successes. >> absolutely. >> most persons who are successful are willing to admit that. and how the value that process are that reality of that truth and how they use it to propel, does that make sense? >> absolutely. there are number of ways we can talk about this. i favor examples are those masters to create iconic works that they themselves think are near wins. that gives them a propulsion to go forward. one thought his works were so incomplete he didn't sign 90% of them. he would set them aside and go back to them and make them better. that work goes on to become famous, but he tries to rewrite of five different types of publishers that an attendance. -- in an appendix. one man says his favor song is always the one he had yet to complete. what i have in this book is that my history as i see it is not about exc

this woman found an old jewel ri box a gift from her mother.rika pitzi, al jazeera. >>> both the speed and power of this latest batch of tornados has everyone scratching their heads. ebony there is concern that more storms are on their way? >> that's right. in the heating of the day that destabilizes the atmosphere and more danger can occur. atlanta is now included in the risk as well. the highest risk remains over some of the same areas that were hit hard yesterday. we had video to show you out of athens alabama. you can see a lot of damage left behind, unfortunately this area not out of the woods just yet. our storm system is slow moving, and it's going to continue to make its way eastward. and yes, northern, alabama, certainly one of those areas where we could see more storms. we saw the clouds, plenty of moisture, so we are going to see more storms erupting through the afternoon and evening. right now it's the tail end of this line where we do have tornado warnings in place right between app latch cha and pensacola that's when we'll see tha

in the sunlight, it shines like a jewel. down in the valleys, the guardia civil yield are on patrol -- the guardia seville are on patrol. the laser wire glints menacingly in the sun. infrared cameras offer and -- often register large group of people in the early morning hours. hundreds of migrants come down around the mountain in an attempt to take the border by storm. spurred on by desperation, they try to climb the high fence. they've got nothing to lose. those who make it over are brought to the detention camp. they believe the dreams of europe have been fulfilled. the recent large-scale assaults have become a nightmare. the camp is massively overcrowded. the spanish authorities blame traffickers for the problem, and they reject criticism of the fence, which they say is protecting europe. >> there's a lot of hypocrisy. they defend the border and carry out the law. those who enter spain illegally are breaking the law. >> we are back in morocco, this time close to the spanish enclave. men from cameroon take us to their camp

the police officer is kevin burkes, nine-year veteran of the force, called in because the jared jewelers had been broken into, the thieves had gotten in through the ceiling. he comes in and be has a ladder and police investigators say at this point he picks up his gun, but when he picks up his gun they looked and they noticed there were two watches on the floor before he came in but when he left one watch was missing. the officer is alleged to have taken an $800 watch. >> what a dope. i mean you're going to risk your career to steal a watch? he's a cop. he knows for sure there's cameras everywhere. >> not only lose his career but also, some charges i would imagine. >> he was arrested and charged with grand theft. he was suspended without pay from the force. burkes has entered a nonguilty plea but due in court in july. >> spanish lesson for you guys. el sancho. >> somebody's name. >> not somebody's name. what you call your wife's lover. >> oh? and in this video, that crime show has been caught and he's being chased by the husband down the streets of tijuana in full speed. >> oh! >> get ou

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an 8-month-old prince and his royal subjects minus the crowns and jewels, just a bunch of toys and crying for this first official order of business on their royal tour down under, will, kate, and baby george are breaking the royal mold. this play date a modern version of the royal crawl about from williams inaugural trip here more than three decades ago. but this is a new generation in the house of windsor, an air to the throne mingling with the common folk, the future queen on the floor like a regular mom? for starters there will be no tiaras during this trip. and the duke and duchess, yes, traveling with an entourage, that include a royal nanny. but a smaller group. royal watchers call this a royal revolution. >> this is much more downsized than would, really be on, on a senior level. >> reporter: times are tough at the palace? >> they look to do things themselves. they don't need as many, flunkies, servants around them. >> the future king mostly interested in his mom's hair, not so interested in blocks. and he has some work to do when it comes to the ladies. this little girl, burst int

the city filled in the water ladder and what was once the jewel of the neighborhood was buried in neglect. >> there was this wonderful place that needed to be given back to the people. it was not a safe place for parents to bring their children. >> reporter: after a neighborhood crime meeting in 2004, this retired librarian helped start the volunteer effort that not only excavated the cascade, but today has transformed it. >> this is pretty clean. >> reporter: dang nguyen has been volunteering here ever since barbara saw him running the stairs 7 years ago. >> i exercise and then do the watering and meet a lot of different folks you would not normally meet. >> reporter: the first saturday of every month volunteers emerge like flowers to pitch in. steep planting beds have been stabilized with drought- tolerant plantings. the excavated fountain steps are now marked with irrigated pots. and thanks to public funding from the city, new lighted handrails create a safer environment. and barbara still is a fixture here four days a week. >> glass, broken glass. i can't control myself. i try to keep

that's when we had the national media profiling the makers of high-end caliper-wielding cocaine jewelers san francisco. in the 1980s, the supposedly already existing war on drugs did actually ramp up. and not coincidentally, it got redefined to focus national fear and law enforcement resources on some very specific drugs. this landmark story ran on the cover of "the new york times" on november 29th, 1985. "new purified form of cocaine causes alarm as abuse spreads." this front page article was seen as the broad american introduction to the kind of cocaine that was used by poor people. and crack cocaine was not covered as funny or eccentric or glamorous or fabulous. cocaine, in this form, was the scariest thing you could possibly imagine. "the times" wrote about kids getting hooked on it left and right. that it reported sexual degradation among women using crack. they said women experienced, quote, increased sexual appetite and an interest in previously untried sexual practices. the article ended this way, quote, it's almost like we're talking about a different drug here. crack, in my mea

walker entered the galati jewelers in san mattel last week and looked at several diamond rings.the sales person went to the back of the store, walker stole eight solitaire ring. walker then bumped the hand of the saleswoman, causing a loose diamonds to fall onto the counter. she this was the real diamond with a cubits a korea of matching size. the saleswoman came back and realize that the diamonds were switched. walker did return to the shop and you more of them earlier this week an attempted to sell a stolen necklace, police arrested her. >> vigils are planned today outside of a congressional office across the country by activists who want a tax on wall street transactions. the so-called robin hood tax would levy half a percent on stock market trades. the group is also calling for what they say is economic justice today on the 46 anniversary of the assassination of martin luther king jr.. >> this just into the kron4 new is. the economy has now added 192,000 jobs in march. that means that the unemployment rate is unchanged at 6.7%. >> coming up on kron 4 news a local olympians a

this jeweler says customers are complaining already. >> actually asking us to pay for the parking meters. i don't mind it as long as they purchase something. >> broadway as a construction of the donated some parking spots. they are offering free valet parking temporarily but meter rates and hours are permanent. this fitness instructor says not only does she have to dig deeper, but parking meters are now enforced every day including sunday. >> it is really unfortunate because i love going to the farmer's market. now i will have to find a spot. >> the limit is two hours. >> the beauty salons and other stores their customers stay there for couple of hours, that will be hard. >> walnut creek estimates the higher meter rates and signs could bring in another $2 million a year. the city says its goal is to get people parking off the street, and into city-owned garages were the parking rates are lower, and the first hour is still free . >>> we saw the dramatic warm-up we've been talking about since last week. >> we are still in the 70s, perfect time to be outdoors. maybe for a stroll maybe to wa

i wish -- mmm this is smell-o- vision, this is a beautiful park here, this is the crown jewel in the town of i don't vail. this town has less than 3,000 people population and we are being joined today by director of public works graham wadsworth. good morning, thank you for waking with us. >> okay. it's great to be here. this is a big day. >> reporter: in the town of -- tell us about it. >> it is, this is a project we're kicking off and will be recycling 100% of the town's reclaimed water on to the the vineyards and golf course in town. >> reporter: 100%. 100% reclaimed water. >> in the san francisco bay region we'll be recycling more water than most agencies for all the agencies. some -- only get like 5% recycling. >> reporter: what does that really mean? for people at home that don't understand recycling, reclaimed water. perhaps you can put it in layman's terms for us. >> sure, so what happens is the town takes all the waste water from -- and treats it and puts it to benefits reused at the vineyards and at the golf course. >> reporter: how many vineyards? >> five and it's 1300 acr

this guy is after the jewels and other things inside this antique shop but before he gets there he ties this woman up and it almost looks like he uses zip ties to restrain her arms behind her back. police are urgently trying to locate this guy. he did manage to get away with bangles and bracelets and necklaces and rings and a bunch of other gold and diamond precious gems as well. >> how traumatizing for this lady. it will bother her every day for the rest of her life. >> police say she was not seriously injured but, of course, very shaken up. as is this woman in a pub in russia. he is pointing a weapon at her and he's demanding the keyes to the safe. she continuously refuses to give him those keys and then they begin to struggle and fight. >> that's brave because he's got a weapon to the back of her head. >> both of them struggling with the weapon. the woman was able to get away from this attacker. she ran outside and called for help. that scared the guy. he took off. police did come to the store and they recovered a weapon. the weapon? a toy gun. >> ah. >> oh. >> police did recognize t

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