>> axelrod: jonathan lowe, thank you. we're learning more tonight about a dramatic rescue in the mediterranean sea made by the u.s. navy when one of six boats full of people trying to flee africa and get to europe started to sink. two u.s. navy ships made a bee line for all six boats. hundreds were saved. some had already gone overboard. here's alan pizzey. >> reporter: search-and-rescue helicopters hovered over a disaster in the making. an italian patrol plane spotted six rickety boats jammed with illegal migrants, one of them sinking. the u.s. navy ships bataan and elrod, in the area in case americans needed to escape from libya, came to the rescue. thousands of migrants risk the perilous crossing from north africa to europe every month fleeing poverty, war, and in some cases, persecution, with no idea who their passengers were, the u.s. sailors frisked everyone who came on board. among those saved were a mother and her baby, a sign of just how desperate people are for a new life. for many, the crossing is just another

committee linda wong as well as the members of sfgov-tv kindergarten covering the meeting jennifer low and jonathan gum wall. >> [speaker not understood] as part of the file should be submitted to the clerk. items acted pop today will appear on the june 8th board of supervisors agenda unless otherwise stated. >> okay, thank you, madam clerk. could you please call items 1 and 2 -- excuse me. tell you what, we're going to go first items 4, 5 and 6. >> item 4, resolution determining and declaring that the public interest and necessity demand the construction, acquisition, improvement, and retrofitting of transportation and transit related improvements, and other critical infrastructure and facilities for transportation system improvements and safety and related costs necessary or convenient for the foregoing purposes; authorizing landlords to pass-through 50% of the resulting property tax increase to residential tenants under administrative code, chapter 37; providing for the levy and collection of taxes to pay both principal and interest on such bonds; incorporating the provisions of administrative c

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too low shooting there on jonathan quick. >> doc: tipped back, mcdonagh. martinez.d by gaborik. tucked it over by mike richards. it's gloved down and played in traffic by mcdonagh. shot by gaborik, got the glass. with 1:50 to go in the first overtime, thrill a minute here brought back by brown and lobbed back to the corner off the shelf. can be played by girardi. girardi sent it back. ricochetted ahead. no icing so quick will set it up. muzzin and doughty the defense. more changes up front. toffoli tried to take that one legally but it was off side and a little extra from staal and the crowd gathers. 90 to go in the first overtime. the chances are even at 6-6. six shots in this period for los angeles and five for the rangers. not meaningful stats, but we just wanted you to have something. and now we resume. >> eddie: a post in there, too, as well. >> doc: yes. doesn't count as a shot, just a thrilling play. forced along. stralman a shot and that one blocked away. it's kreider. got it around off the stick of nash. moving to it, kopitar. staal. then williams for the k

from atlanta, georgia, jonathan rapping, founder of gideon's promise which provides public defense for lowncome citizenship. thanks for being here. one of the issues exposed in our series is how unstable eyewitness testimony can be. why is it unreliable? >> well, i mean there are lots of reasons. there are, i would say, many issues now been identified through the study of the proven wrongful convictions that have been proven through dna evidence. there are numerous methods for law enforcement used that can leave an eyewitness identification to be much less reliable than it could be if better practices were used which i realize is a sort of generality, but there are protocols and procedures like not showing a witness a bunch of suspects all together, which is called simultaneous presentation instead of doing a sequential presentation. there are a lot of things that the research has now shown can really influence a witness. not deliberately but through the psychological processes involved in an investigation. >> you know, emily, it's funny you bring that up because i went out into d.c. to de

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low vix. >> how about you, jonathan? 17,000 next? >> 17,000 next, and then it will be 18,000. is that this economic recovery is sluggish, and that's going to cause it to be a longer cycle than normal. and what that means is that instead of this being year five of the seven year cycle i think we're probably year five in a ten-year cycle which means this thing has far more to go, and your concern, you know, about the, some of these shorter-term things, i think is not going to be the important story here. it's going to be how far this thing could run. and as far as the vix is concerned, when central bankers get involved and they tell you they're going to smooth out the bumps, what do you expect volatility to do? it should be lower, given their involvement. >> you listen to anyone at morgan stanley? >> i do. we have our forecasts on this. >> who do you listen to? >> vince reinhard, adam parker. >> adam? >> didn't he final think low in the towel and go bullish? >> i think he's going a little bullish. his analysis is as good as any. >> really? he missed about this much. >> i have a

low and rates will be gradual. thank you. we are on the markets. i am jonathan ferro.s" is up next. ♪ >> live from bloomberg headquarters in new york, this is "market makers," with erik schatzker and stephanie ruhle. >> christ line gobbled up opentable. -- $2.6l pay 2.6 million for the online restaurant reservation service. surge as islamic rebels edged closer to baghdad. president obama says no military options are off the table except sending in ground troops. >> pay for play. a landmark trial to be a game changer. college athletes get more than just a scholarship. this

low and rates will be gradual. thank you. we are on the markets. i am jonathan ferro. "market makers" is up next. ♪ >> live from bloomberg headquarters in new york, this is "market makers," with erik schatzker and stephanie ruhle. >> christ line gobbled up opentable. -- $2.6l pay 2.6 million for the online restaurant reservation service. surge as islamic rebels edged closer to baghdad. president obama says no military options are off the table except sending in ground troops. >> pay for play. a landmark trial to be a game changer. college athletes get more than just a scholarship. ," here onarket makers bloomberg television. >> we are happy to be back. let's talk tech. another big tech deal to talk about, priceline is buying opentable 42 $.6 billion. for $2.6 billion. this is crazy. around -- isy head this the new normal, is this where we are supposed to be? or is this the return of 1999? in 1999, i loved opentable and urban fetch. but where those now? it a lot more worthable that uber is $17 billion. er is a life changer. >> we will have to agree to disagree. >> opent

low and jammed the puck past rangers goalie. 2-2. they went to double overtime. after nearly 35 minutes of extra time it's alex martinez. both goalies outstanding tonight but jonathanck wins the dual. the same team the san jose led 3-0 in the first round series. to think what could have been. >>> tiger woods is not playing in the edition but another golfer is having an open that's tigeres. this is his birdie at the 13th home at the revamped pine hurst. martin birdieing the 16th with a six stroke lead. so mickelson he makes the cut but he won't win this u.s. open. phil shot a three over 73. and salvador got some revenge for winning in the world cup. with a great header. great athleticism. great little twitch there. pearcy scores. the defending champions are in trouble. chile beat australia. and mexico overcome some bad calls by the officials to win 1- 0. that's sports as we see it this friday night. by the way giants it's official did lose 7-4. >>> thank you for choosing ktvu channel 2 news. >>> tomorrow morning the very latest on the search for the missing 9-year-old girl. we learned that 100 additional searchers will arrive at samuel pead park tomorrow morning. ne

jonathan called on the country for vij licence -- vij lanes across the board and warned people they shouldn't criticise the forces, but should help them. it would appear that there's confidence on an all-time low basis. no one is satisfied with the level of protection in any part of the north-east or, indeed, the capital. as far as the attacks go, they are happening on a daily basis. >> andrew simmonds reporting from abuja. >>> in india five company executives are under arrest after a building collapse in cheppi -- chennai, 11 are dead and 100 injured. in new delhi there was a collapse killing 13. collapses are common when building owners build extra floors without permission. >>> a striker was protesting changing the war-time constitution, he was burnt. the prime minister called for a stronger military to compete with china's growing power leading to protests. the japanese military is currently allowed to act only in self-defence. >>> the californian oyster company fighting for territory, and why the supreme court may talk up their case >>> and a shocking story - human beings bought, sold and forced into lives of slavery here in the united states. >> al jazeera america presents the system wit

low keystone xl pipeline. the study noted -- carol davenport goes on to say -- jonathan from georgia. hello there.aller: i am 50 years old. i was always taught growing up that if you work hard you get the rewards. my wife and i worked really hard, we established a business. we were fortunate enough to sell it in our mid-30's. we acquired a bunch of rental property. now most of our rental property sits empty because businesses -- they come in, they close. now we went from working our tails off to back to work to to try to- to just hang on to what we built when we were younger. old guy now. jobve been able to find a but the unfortunate thing is we are back to check the check, it even though -- the check, even though we have all these properties. what makes it harder is the fact that the local government is coming up with new ways to tax us on these properties. the percentage that we are throwing at these properties is going up every year. that is just a real head scratcher for us. host: how much money do you have tied up in your properties? have about $600,000. every year we have to pay $14,000 just

low. >> all right. phil, thank you. the best may sales since 2007. phil below, we will talk to you again soon stpwhrb apple announcing home automation and home tracking software. skroeupbg us is jonathanu were pretty impressed by what you saw. >> i was. amazing event. we spoke a week before. no one knew what they were going to do. a lot of big surprise. >> it was a little in the weeds for people who aren't falling every day. >> it is. that's why you can see the reaction, down a couple of points. it's not taking effect. the reason why, there's no products. no new phones, devices, tv. but they have laid the foundation, the groundwork for things to come in the second half of the year. it's going to be a huge second half of the year for them. >> why is this so important? it's about opening up the system. >> it's about giving customers things they have kind of wanted. they have wanted other key boards, ways for apps to talk to each other. the system got a little old. they opened it up in a secure way. not undermining the safety and security of their platform. >> i'm a huge fan of the keyboard. this is something that does that. andrew has been excite build a bunch of other things. >> i'm ps