from the tower of jewels. >> donna spent her life life collecting exposition memorabilia. >> here'smeasure with the tower of jewels. >> larger souvenirs of the fair remain tucked away around san francisco. long ago battles saved the palace of fine arts from the same fate as the fair's other buildings and so it sits a majestic time capsuledi1lb proving that the jewelled city of a century ago really did exist. >> it was the spirit of the city that we hope will never die. >> joe rosato junior nbc bay area news. >> got to love that history. >> the most important vietnamese holiday took place today the tet celebration for the lunar new year. it translates to feast of the first morning of the first day. san jose mayor kicked off the event with a lunar new year greeting. the celebration was held at the county fairgrounds and food stalls lined the area as mostly children performed cultural dances in a parade. >> very cool. >> and on that note meteorologist rob mayeda. a beautiful night and the moon last night. >> you had the conjunction there of venus and the moon and the planets. you could

the jewel city created just for san francisco. ♪ >>> good evening, and welcome to "kqed newsroom." thuy vu. >> and i'm scott shafer. on tonight's show, a look back at the bay area's past, present and a glimpse of its future. we begin with an event that happened 100 years ago, the 1915 world's fair. as joshua johnson shows us, it helped transform san francisco into the kozcosmopolitan center that it is today. >> they called it the jewel city. it rose from the mud flats of san francisco's waterfront. a cosmopolitan wonderland built to last just ten months. one of the only vestiges of this lost city is this building, the palace of fine arts. but in 1915 this was just one of many grand palaces that lined the avenues of a 635-acre mini metropolis constructed to host the world's fair in the area known today as the marina district. the fair drew some 19 million people, mostly for the thrill of exploring displays and demonstrations that highlighted the progress of industry, technology, and culture over the centuries. >> if you pushed through the turnstiles, you'd find yourself directly in

she's the jewel thief!reporter: the prolific thief the subject of a documentary about her life of crime. there's even talk halle berry will play her in a movie. >> still looks somewhat frail but she is as sharp as a tack. >> reporter: today those in the business who did not know about the thief found out quickly. >> need to protect each other. the jewelry industry is a tight- knit community. >> reporter: jewelers united to prevent doris from finding a victim here after finding so many around the world for decades. in san francisco, ryan takeo, kpix 5. >> payne was spotted just hours after she was jailed overnight monday. she had a warrant out for her arrest. but it didn't stick. so she was released. >>> four san francisco police officers are off the hook tonight in the fatal shooting of a man armed with a taser. the district attorney says that the officer also not face criminal charges. he says they acted in self- defense when they opened fire on 28-year-old alex nieto last march. gascon, the d.a., says tha

>> that's right. >> that's why they have always chosen jewelers like cartier to express themselves. >> ahead on sunday morning cartier the fabled french jeweler. >> osgood: over years no idle words for the couple lee cowan will take us to meet. >> how about this picture that's quite a look there. >> cupid's arrow may never have been so sure as when they struck dale and alice roger. >> they have been married 81 years and counting. >> what is it like to grow old together? >> i, it is wonderful. >> wonderful yes that's a good word. that's why i looked at him and said it, so he would repeat it. >> a love story for the ages, later on "sunday morning." >> osgood: those stories and more. >> first the headlines for this sunday morning february 15th, 2015. police in copenhagen today shot and killed the man suspected of carrying out two shootings only hours apart, last night one person died and two police officers were wounded, when a gunman opened fire near a downtown synagogue. >> earlier one person was killed and three officers were wounded, the, at a free speech gathering at a cultural cent

secretary jewell, i know you have a very tough job. one of the reasons i think the president appointed you is because you did have a background as an executive in the oil industry as an engineer. so it does involve striking an appropriate balance between increasing energy frougs both on shore and off shore -- production both on shore and off shore in the united states as well as being sensitive to environmental areas. i have long support the-led the art national evennarbled wildlife refuge. -- arctic wildlife refuge. a significant portion of the refuge will be designated as wilderness. this conservation plan required by law and had not been updated for a quarter century i believe the new plan is more an accurate reflection of the values of which the wildlife refuge was designated. similarly there has been criticism in the new five-year leasing plan for the outer continental shelf for excluding too many areas from potential development, and others have opposed the secretary's decision to open up areas that have been up until now off lim

and i think a big part of it also is, can you afford to keep the family jewel?: the financial implications of this strange inheritance worries elena and her husband who are both nearing retirement. >> insurance. storage. and coming up, of course, with the taxes that the government wants. jamie: did you hear from them? >> no, they said let them keep the inheritance. we have so many other people. yes, of course. jamie: does that weigh into whether you have to sell something. whether you have to pay taxes? >> absolutely. jamie: what should they do? they decided it's too expensive to keep the stradivarius. they're keenly aware that a successful auction could yield millions. quite a nice nest egg in retirement. but selling a 300-year-old stradivarius is no easy undertaking. >> it's a cutthroat world in the world of musical instruments. we understood all kinds of things that could go wrong. >> first, our "strange inheritance" quiz question. what percentage of an inheritance does the federal government currently tax? 30%, 40%, or 50%? the answer, in the nation, we know

and then i think a big part of it is, can you afford to keep the family jewel?the financial implications of this strange inheritance worry elena and her husband nicholas who are both college professors nearing retirement. >> what would it entail to keep the strad? >> insurance, storage and coming up with the taxes the government wants. >> did you hear from them? >> no, they just said let those people keep their inheritance. we have so many other -- yes, of course. >> does that weigh into whether you have to sell something, the fact you have to pay taxes? >> absolutely. >> what should elena's family do? they decide it's too expensive to keep the strad. they are keenly aware a successful auction could yield millions. quite a nice nest egg in retirement. selling a 300-year-old stradivarius is no small undertaking. >> it's a cut-throat world in the world of musical instruments. we came to understand all kinds of things that could go wrong. >> that's next. >>> but first -- our strange inheritance quiz question. what percentage of an inheritance does the federal gover

and jewel pierce is still in a lot of pain. still recovering physically and emotionally from that terrible hit-and-run attack. >> just find out that somebody died next to you and live okay. >> reporter: jewel is a surviving victim of the hit-and-run incident on the bw parkway sunday night. she and her fiance were changing a flat tire on this car when they were struck on the shoulder of the road. 38-year-old rick warrick was killed. jewel was seriously injured. rick warwick was changing the tire. she was holding the light. this is what she remembers. >> i was, like checking to see if he was breathing because hef -- my hip was stuck that way, and he was laying like sort of on me. and i was like rolling over making sure he can breathe, and i kept checking him. he was just out there for over a long time in the cold. i just know that cars just kept going and nobody stopped, and they were waving trying to get people to stop and nobody stopped. >> reporter: jewel says she'll never forget what happened on that parkway last sunday night

an internationally renown jewel thief.s week, she came into maneka jewelry in downtown san francisco. >> reporter: owner peter walsh helped the 84-year-old. she asked if he had any 18- carat gold chains. the woman recognizes payne, chases after her saying are you doris payne? and she said, no. then i said yes you are. and she looked at me and she kind of went like this. gave me a wink and she turned around and walked away. very cute. >> reporter: doris payne boasts she has stolen jewelry all over the world. she is even the superintendent of a documentary about her life of crime. here she was in 1999 after being arrested in denver. >> i didn't just steal jewelry, i had to learn the business. >> she is wily, you know. she had a glint in her eye. >> reporter: she wanted to make sure word got out that the thief who is all over the world is now right here. >> she still looks somewhat frail, but she is sharp as a tack. >> ryan takeo, kpix5. >> this happened hours after doris payne was released from jail on tuesday morning. she w

from the tower of jewels. >> reporter: donna has spent her life collecting exposition memorabilia. >> here's a tape measure with the tower of jewels. >> reporter: larger souvenir remain tucked away around san francisco. long ago battles save the palace of fine arts from the fate of other buildings. a majestic time capsule proving that the jewelled city of a century ago really did exist. >> it was the spirit of the city that we hope will never die. >> reporter: joe risotto jr., nbc bay area news. >> thank goodness people care to preserve things like that. >> it is absolutely beautiful. there's always a bride out there being photographed. >>> let's check a relatively recent bride, christina loren. >> six months. hello there. i'm still pretty happy. hopefully it stays that way. i hope everybody is having a great day out there. your allergies may be killing you. i know we've had a lot of reports of that. i can tell you there is relief on the way as we head throughout the end of the week. but those pollen levels will remain high. one of the reasons why is because our wind is coming from t

and tonight, "action news" reporter going undercover and exposing a way that some jewelers are cheatingand before you buy that valentine's day shopping present, you'll want to see the special report to make sure that you get what you pay for. >>> ducis rodgers has us thinking spring as in spring training. >>> first another look at the winning powerball numbers. >> we have a follow-up to a story we first brought you last night. about the batch of discarded documents containing personal information found scattered around grays ferry in philadelphia. many of those records can be traced back to philadelphia common police court. a spokesperson for the court tells "action news" there are just too many documents to shred. the documents are supposed to be picked up by the sanitation department but somehow became trapped in the wheel well of a truck and dislodged. judge kevin docherty said he was not comfortable with this prior to the mishap and directed the staff to carefully review the procedure and determine what other options might exist to ensure a more secure handling of sensitive court do

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

. >> here is a tape measure with the tower of jewels. >> reporter: larger souvenirs of the fair remainaway around san francisco. long ago battles saved the palace of fine arts from the same fate as the fair's other buildings. and so it sits a majestic time capsule, proving that the jewelled city of a century ago really did exist. >> it was the spirit of the city that we hope will never die. >> reporter: joe rosato jr., nbc news. >> and it's still beautiful today. now tomorrow san francisco celebrates the centennial of the 1915 world fair with a community day at the palace of fine arts. it's from noon to 5:00. so check it out. >>> okay. and also check out the big event tomorrow night in santa clara. the ice at levi's stadium. jeff ranieri with definitely the best assign. to day skating with the sharks and kings. how are you doing, jeff? >> oh, i'm doing good. i've had to pinch myself a couple of times, just remind myself of where we are. yes, we are right here on the 49ers field at levi's stadium. you're probably saying okay, there is no 49ers game this weekend. but it's not about the 4

those are our jewels. and yet they go other places. so we've got to continue to do the things we need to do to cut their taxes. the budget i propose holds growth to below historic inflation. it's only 2% the first year, and 2% the next -- two and a half% the next year. think about this, we want to restrain the growth in government spending and it is critical that we grow at a level where we can meet our priorities, but at the same time we can have the space for tax cuts. that doesn't mean we don't invest in some priorities like education. but we're always looking for ways to innovate and improve and redugs, because our administration has been successful in doing that. we've been able to keep growth in check, so that there's money to give back to ohioans in the form of a $500 million tax cut, because we have restrained ourselves, we're able to give 500 -- a half a billion dollars back to the people of this state. [ applause ] now we're going to have a little bit of an explanation of all this. so to make sure we're all on the same page l

and secretary jewell, i know you have a tough job. one of the reasons i think the president appointed you is because you did have background as an executive in the oil industry as an engineer. so it does involve striking an appropriate balance e between increasing energy production, on shore and off shore in the united states as well as being sensitive to environmental areas. so i have long supported the arctic national wildlife refuge, especially in the coastal plane. so the fish and wildlife service rooenltly released a comprehensive conservation plan that takes important step of recommending a significant portion of the refuge to be designated as wilderness. this plan which is required by law and had not been updated for a quarter century i believe the new plan is more an accurate reflection of the values of which the wildlife refuge was designated. so similarly there has been criticism in the new five year leasing plan for the outer continental shelf for excludeing too many areas from potential development and others have opposed

. >> three armed suspects stormed into a tiffany store and rushed out with the jewels, thank you for joining us. >>> i'm jessica aguirre, straight out, three armed robbers rushed into a store in san francisco ordering everybody inside the store to hit the ground. that store was located on 5th and market. the heist unfolding right at 3:00 in the afternoon when it is busy in the mall. terry mcsweeney joins us now outside the mall. what do we know now, terry? >> reporter: well if you were shop this area it is the 300 block of market street where the three armed men entered this afternoon as you mentioned. take a look now at what the store looks like, windows shaded, nobody going in. but there is an investigation going on right now. three men came in said everybody get on the ground and i'm guessing that includes the security for the store itself. but i do not know that. many stores here have security. they made the employees get on the ground. the employee went to where the jewels were and they stole it it happened very quickly, they all got away. the mall is now shut down. tiffany was

the swimming jewels of niigata are glittering again and business is picking up.eaving the 2004 earthquake a distant memory. >> translator: i would say about 80 to 90% of the market is based overseas. since koi are loved by people around the world, i want to spread the love even further. >> and now let's take a look at other stories making headlines around the region. we start with the japanese electronics maker, toshiba's move to pull out of the tv market. >> toshiba is reportedly negotiating to sell a tv manufacturing plant in indonesia. the factory is one of only two productive centers left in the world where toshiba is making flat tvs. executives say they want to shift their focus to more profitable divisions. such as flash memory and power generation equipment. japanese tv makers are facing tough competition from south korean and chinese rivals. panasonic announced a plan to close a plant in china and halt production in the country. officials sat south korea's central bank have released a current account numbers for last year. bank of korea says the country p

this jewel thief is 84-year-old. you can see doris payne at the bottom of the screen there according to police when she learned the jewelry store did not have an 18 carat gold chain she tried to leave the store. watch the woman in the top right corner she recognizes her chases her and asks her about it. doris payne boasts that she's stolen jewelry from all over the world. she's be been the subject of a documentary. there is talk she eventually play her in a new movie. >>> love will be measured all kinds of ways this weekend. may be the cost of a diner to night or the number of roses you aren. >> -- given. >> there may be a way to measure love and even see it. >> this is the letters we wrote to each other. >> they can tell you all about love. >> so we met on a friday on a blind date, 1961. four days later, i asked her to marry me and he said yes. >> sure enough, here they are 53 years later. three one of the few couples who have ever measured their love with that. >> at the request of a film maker, he held what you ma

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secretary jewell i'll begin with a statement. i will incredibly -- i cannot put enough hyperbole in front of this -- opposed to the department's budget proposal to deprive the gulf coast states under the gulf of mexico security act. moneys by our state constitution, when we receive, go to mitigate damage caused by federal mismanagement of our wetlands. in louisiana, we are experiencing unparalleled loss of land. this red area is what we are losing. down here, this results from channeling leveeing the lower mississippi for the benefit of commerce for the rest of the country. now, this has taken a once-growing delta plain and caused the greatest source of westlands lost in the u.s. history. we were told ten years ago bipartisan we could count on a portion of oil revenue to restore this coastline. and what is at stake. this is a result of that coastal loss. black plaquemines's parrish, which lost this much land can no longer protect itself with wetlands from that surge. in the upper corner is the fema director looking at the flooded

. >> i'll tell you my view on news, it's the crown jewel of comcast comcast. >> it appears that crownel and the other gems in the safe may need a polish or more. >> good evening -- >> the news division once famous for huntly and brinkley for katie and bryant for tim and for tom, for a long time it was the envy of the tv news business a place others wanted to work a place that was number one in every ratings race that mattered but now nbc has been struggling with a host of problems. ones that even pre-dated this brian williams scandal. >> and for all of you who saw me as a groundbreaker, i'm sorry i could aren't carry the ball over the finish line but man, i did try. >> the "today" show the news division's big effort moneymaker and ratings king lost its crown to "good morning america". >> i'm sorry i turned into a sob sisterer mriezplease forgive me. >> it began with the ouster of ann curry and the team that was almost as painful for viewers as it was for her and matt lauer. >> two and a half years later they finished the deal for cur toe leave the network. >> debbie turness came to fi

. >> reporter: their education is a responsibility of secretary of interior sally jewell.rseas the bureau of indian education. she says she's reorganizing the department to make it more efficient. >> we really have never served indian children well, and that's not okay. >> reporter: last year, jewel was able to get $954,000 from congress for school repairs. but that's less than 1% of the estimated $1 billion needed. this year, $19 million will go to school construction. >> i've never had such a powerful job with so little power because you're completely reliant on congress for your budget. >> reporter: so are taxpayers paying for schools that are not educating students? >> yes. >> reporter: montana senator jon tester is the vice chairman of the senate committee on indiana, affairs. he says funding is only possible if the house and senate make it a priority. we spoke to the secretary of the interior, who said, "i can't do much unless congress pass a bill." but you're telling me, you're in congress, "i can't do much unless other congressmen come forward on this issue." >> no

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secretary jewell, thank you for being with us. there's plenty to say that is supportive of your agenda. i just had town meetings across oregon over the last week, and there is so much support, for example, for the land and water conservation fund, making it permanent, fully funded. and your leadership on that has been especially helpful. i want to talk about a couple of issues that are especially important to oregon right now because i think it would be helpful for the public to get a sense of your leadership and what's ahead. we finally have a bipartisan bill on secure rural which of course was written in this room. it was written in this room in 2000. senator larry craig, i a whole host of others involved. a real lifeline to resource-dependent communities for funding schools and roads and police and basic services. it is particularly important that we get mandatory funding for pilt back because as you know, at the end of the year there was this one-year arrangement for pilp. and a lot of rural counties are finding that as a resu

you are looking at the winner and it is all about your jewels. the danish company is up 15%.ck that out. it is on the back of better-than-expected results. profits are up by a third of 36% and the sales rise. green is flowing into pandora. we will see the insurance industry trading up 10%. the canadian company is swooping in. they want to buy it for $1.8 billion and they are offering 300 and five -- 305 pence. people are feeling the deal is going to go through. i'm looking at the worst performer on the stoxx 600. it is all about logistics with this company. it is down 3% last year. the net loss is widening. it is a year of transition. there is no upside for the express. back to you. >> caroline hyde is finishing in the low. the athens stock exchange is warming up and a lot of people expected to open lower. brussels and the breakdown in brussels yesterday evening. the stocks collapsed and there is bailout fatigue. seemingly no end in sight. thank you for joining us this morning. as we go towards the end of the month, what you consider the main issue to be after the collapse of

. >> next up we have jewels jacobs. i loved addie growing up. hi, jewels. you are wearing addie's blue princess flower dress. >> yes. >> is addie your favorite. >> yes. >> she says yes. you are from west hampton, new jersey. you are eight years old. you are nine. i'm sorry. my goodness, nine. that is something. so, this is from head to toe. >> well, addie lived back in 1864. when she was freed as a slave she was given a beautiful dress. >> that is something. beautiful. >> thanks so much, jewel who is nine years old. we have our next model, marla. strutting your stuff. >> marla is from new jersey and you are eight years old. >> yes. >> we got that one right. >> tell us what marla is wearing. >> thinks kit, kitties dressed up in a party dress that she might have worn in the 1930's and she has her curly hair and straight hair but kit was a wonderful, kit's favorite was reading book. >> marla is from when known a new jersey. i love the tights. little bow. if we can get something right off the bottom. those are so cute. i love that. >> can you turnaround so we c

that's all people spent -- they're in million-dollar jewels, some of them. nobody was riding in an electric car pulling up. i didn't notice that. >> no rust buckets. >> yeah. and pay inequality, they're all concerned about the government redistributing wealth, aren't these a bunch of hollywood kind of hypocrites in a lot of ways? >> well, there has been this movement obviously in hollywood where there's been -- they've been saying ask for more because women want to be asked about more than just what they're wearing and dress and jewels. they want to be asked about more issues and roles and same questions men are getding asked on the red carpet. something you're starting to see a change -- >> i watched the preshow oh, what a beautiful dress who's your designer? i don't care. the average american can't relate to this. >> but that's what the actresses are saying. they're saying they don't want to do the manny cam. they want to be asked about more substantial issues like the men are asked. but what there is a point that hollywood does have an issue with women ge

for people who have diabetes having a jewel that signals highs and lows is key. many are turning to diabetic alert dogs. some say that they are nothing more than overpriced pets. josie explains why. >> the flores family was hoping that lotus would offer more than love. >> maybe i should have been smarter. you are looking for any hope. >> hope advertise on the website for a virginia company advertising miracles. she e-mailed seven other side calling them priceless with dogs that immediately alert and save my child more times than i can count. >> anytime i am not paying attention to my blood sugar, he is imperative to me that way. >> there are critics. >> there is an ongoing investigation with 30 complaints. >> it did not work out like that. question -- >> she signed a $20,000 contract. sugar appeared more interested in playing ball than blood sugar. >> it is considered a pretty significant high for anyone. she is here and she is just a crazy puppy. >> they said that their puppies did not get the training that they were promised. they sued them along with families

this is a really wonderful location and is the real jewel to the community. >> ready to develop yourography skills? the harvey milk photo center focuses on adult classes. and saturday workshops expose youth and adults to photography classes. >> hi, i'm with building san francisco. and we have a special program of stay safe today where we're going to talk about what you can do to your home after an earthquake to make it waterproof and to be more comfortable. we're here at spur in san francisco, this wonderful exhibit of safe enough to stay. and this is an example of what your home might be like after an earthquake. and we have today with us ben latimer from tvan. thank you for joining us. >> thank you. >> we'll talk about things you can do you don't have to be a professional contractor to make your home more livable after an earthquake. >> i want to talk about things a homeowner can do. we have comfort and we have things like a little bit of maybe safety if your front door is ajar and waterproofing if you have a leak in your roof, or if you have broken glass on the window. >> so unr,

vendor and as we said earlier the well being program became a reality, and is in of itself one of the jewels in our crown, so with that that concludes my report. the financial data, audited financial data is in the general report. you've already seen it when you heard the auditor's presentation. thank you. >> are there questions of the director regarding the annual report from members of the board? this is an action item. >> yeah. >> i would love to accept the annual report. >> okay. it's been moved. is there a second? >> second. >> it's been properly moved and second that the annual report for the period be accepted. are there questions from members of the board? any public comment? commendation or otherwise? thank you. all in favor signify by saying aye. >> aye. >> all those opposed? it passes unanimously and i would add for the record this board's thanks for the hard work of staff and its cooperation of both past and present throughout this 18 month period to bring this level of accomplishment and success to the work of the system. >> item 18 action item. presentation of 2015 demographics

. >> jewel is he here. >> hey, bring it out judge love julie kramer, having fundraiser for her, dealing with some cancer issues. big fun raise they are weekend, alex and i will be out at this event. so it is nice to have julie in the studio today after big appearance on ellen. >> i can't wait to meet her. >> gosh, chase utley! >> and then chase went onto invite her to any game she wants for the rest of the season. >> he said that, any game. >> let's get an update from her. >> she got chase and i got little chase. >> what's your little chase? >> that was that tweet we got. >> oh,. >> by the way, for some reason, national weather person's day. congratulates. >> because woe love sue serio. >> so get on facebook, twitter, instagram, use the #fox29goodday. we have to do something special for you before 10:00 o'clock, right? >> we're working on something. >> do something. make pancakes. >> i'll go up to the prize closet, i got some jelly donuts. >> that's all i want. >> is it one jelly donut and i'll and happy girl. >> we have a prize can closet. >> same thing. >> i better get a free mug befo

there was a lot of scrutiny about the money they spent and the debt they had gone in toto to buy jewelsgive credit to "the washington post." this is new. i think it is about $90,000 she has spent over a decade or so. what you said about newt gingrich is very important. the bush's net wealth then was about $2 billion. they were wealthy people buying stuff that wealthy people buy. it's more than the immediate income of many americans or many floridians, this total gross amount, but nevertheless it's not that much of a shock that rich people buy things like jewels. it is a little difficult for jeb bush to be out there talking about poverty, the 1% income disparities, when you have some of these big spending reports that break in the news media. >> to that end, jeb bush has been trying to talk more about poverty, about income inequality, he's been talking about his own trials and tribulations. pampers cost $1 a diaper. i didn't make enough money at the time to provide for that when he was working in inventory zwal -- venezuela. barbara bush was very understated. she made sure everybody knew

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. >> i thought they took the jewels out at night and put them in a safe. >> no, no no.ecessarily. >> okay. have you walked through the diamond district. something to in the windows. >> i guess we've realized sara is a terrible thief. >> i'm pontificating how those jewels were in the boxes. i used the right word right? noncht. i thought, am i going to point that out, no. i'm not. >> we pontificate. >>> let's talk about the weather now. rob marciano up in boston. how you doing in the cold weather? you hanging in there? >> we are. the wind chill is only minus 9. the steam is keeping me warm. no, it's not. that's a big snow melter me hind me. 350 understand the of snow an hour. how about that? that mountain of snow just keeps getting bigger and bigger. it feels like a losing battle. they've done a great job on the city streets getting the city cleaned up and ready for the next storm that's going to be rolling in. let talk that. more snow. but the bigger issue will be the winds. dangerous winds, likely knocking out power. wind gusts over 60 miles an hour. eastern new england

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. >> tell you my view on news crown jewel of comcast. >> it appears the crown jewel and other gems in the safe may need a polish or more will the news division once famous for huntley and brinkley katie and bryant for tim and for tom, for a long time it was the envy of the tv news business, a place others wanted to work a place that was number one in every ratings race has mattered but now nbc has been struggling with a host of problems ones that predated this scandal. >> for all of you who saw ground breaker i'm sorry i didn't carry the ball over the finish line but, man i did try. >> the biggest ratings king lost ground to "good morning america." >> sorry i turned into a sob sister this morning. please forgive me. >> downfall began with messy 2012ous ouster and break up scene that was almost as painful for her as matt lauer e bosses just finish a deal for lowery to leave the fet new york. then came to fix and guide but some losing confidence in capabilities. last fall david gregory of "meet the press" was left to meet the door after a year of waiting in what can only be described as

joining us is fernando jewel aun know. thanks very much for being with us.a down to the wire here. greece has changed its earlier position, do you see the euro group meeting the greek delegation halfway? >> well i think greece has made very significant concessions. i mean that's what we heard the greek finance minister say today in an interview which was reported. now, i think the euro group has stood pretty firm and has been quite united forcing greece really to come very close to the euro group position. the communique hasn't been released yet, and only then will we will able to understand how significant the concessions greece actually made were. but i don't expect the euro group to make significant concessions. germany was very, very firm yesterday. the finance minister said no to an earlier letter which was released by the greeks and seems to have got his way. but, again, let's see the communique first but at the moment it seems that greece has made the most significant concessions. >> the prime minister has requested for the loan period to be extended

. >> city hall is a jewel in our crown it's part of our culture and legacy like the golden gate bridge it's honored this building in its glorious history and preserve it for generations to come. >> san francisco city hall is criminally unique place not just a symptom of all the things that are uniquely san francisco it is a place that inspires one to be an activist an recognize to do human rights it gave me in cultural and civic stylists yes it all happens right here in san francisco's city hall and what truly is the people's palace. >> what you saw is is teaser of the sister-in-law documentary film called the people's palace of the magic building the fund will to help with the upgrade and specifically led lighting currently, we have some beautiful lighting here no san francisco city hall for example when the giants one the world's series it was black and it took etch individually to go from the lighting to the specific jells so this led system will enable us to do simply the new technology as easy an, an ipad change the lighting colors and also in celebration of the one hundred birthd

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 morning and welcome to the san francisco transportation authority meeting i want to thank sfgovtv for broovrt today's vent jonathan and jonathan madam clerk my had any announcements. >> none. >> roll call. >> supervisor avalos supervisor breed supervisor campos supervisor christensen supervisor cohen supervisor farrell supervisor kim supervisor kim? absent supervisor mar absent supervisor tang supervisor wiener we have quorum okay. we will now move to item number 2 >> item 2 approval of the minutes of the january 2015 this is an action item. >> colleagues well, i should are there any changes to the

a jewel in the crown and it would also be a test of prime minister narendra modi and his promised economic reforms. a win would cement his approval, a loss would be a crack in the armor of support. the selection is also chance for the common man party to reinvigorateselves. having in the past only won a few seed and only one state. the dark horse cock the congress party. they led the last government at the center and several state governments in the past. now if they win enough seats they could keep anyone party from winning an outright majority and could be a king or queen maker. >>> internet spice share with the u.s., a british legal hearing say the spy jaght agency gchq. barnaby phillips has more. >> contravened law in a way it security through the nsa specifically it's saying that the gchq acted unflawfully without telling the general public what they were up to. the only reason that any of this has come out is various human rights groups challenged the group in court and now these groups have been giving their reaction of what this means. >> in the course of this litigation they have

the bjp winning the capital delhi would be seen as a prestige win a jewel in the crowd. it would be a test of narendra modi and his promise of technical reforms. a loss would be strong voice of opposition right here in the capital. this election is also time for the common man party to reinvigorate itself. the dark horse in the whole thing could be the congress party. they led the last government at the center and several state governments in the past. now if we win enough seats they could keep any one party from winning an outright majority and could potentiallien the king or queen maker. >> 30 years of strong economic growth in china has led to millions of people leaving the country side for cities. this has led to several villages being abandoned. unemployment that means a lot of people are not left in the businesses, and services are then cut and lust money is then spent. those who to do stay see their quality of life fall. that prompts them to leave and the cycle begins again. adrian brown traveled to the fall rural village of bisan meeting two people encouraging pe