i'm kearney chair the conservation committee in san francisco i've been working on clean power issues since 2007. i mentioned that to talk about why i'm talking about this i'm getting impartitient the zero we that was talked about and 50 percent of trips out of single occupancy cars sounds good, however, there's a critical piece mensz a real strategy to transfer our city to one hundred percent renewable emergency. but it got deleted as discussed from the climate action strategy that wouldn't mean the end of the world if there was a viable alternative and i haven't heard that. rather than took it out of the strategy let's launch clean emergency sf. i'm max auto there are only things that i can do recycle and walk and take muni but at some point have to address the climate change in the city and clean power sf is a great way. >> next speaker, please. >>. >> eric brooks our city and the san francisco clean advocates. first of all, please, please all 4 of you and anyone write down the website bio fuel watch organizing dot uc. you have to have the dot uc and go to that site one hundred per

this is lotta's fountain here behind me on kearney and market and a ceremony is going on as it does every year to commemorate this event. this fountain served as a meeting point during the chaos of that day in 1906. here's some footage from that period devastating fires breaking out after the earthquake destroying over 80% of san francisco. around 3,000 people were killed in the quake and its aftermath. it's remembered as one of the worst natural disasters in history of the united states. >> we need to remember this. we need to be prepared. and this is all about remembering our great history and singing our beautiful songs and just keeping it alive. >> reporter: after the ceremony here on market street, the commemoration moves to the mission where two fire hydrants will be painted. this is video from last year's gilding. since water mains were broken during the earthquake, these were some of the few working hydrants at the time. they are credited with saving much of the city. now, after those two events, the bloody mary breakfast going on at lefty o'doul's an geary street organized by the

people gathered again at lotta's fountain at market and kearney which was the meeting place during the chaos. later people sprayed gold spray- paint on a fire hydrant among the few that worked during the disaster. >> we need to remember this. we need to be prepared. and this is all about remembering our great history and singing our beautiful songs and just keeping it alive. >> that quake and fire destroyed 80% of the city. an estimated 3,000 people were killed, although it was not possible at the time to get an exact count. it all added up to one of the worst natural disasters in the history of the united states. >>> some developing news out of richmond right now. an attempted burglary ends with deadly gunfire. an intruder now dead, it happened near 13th and coalinga in richmond. anne makovec with the gun battle and why neighbors fear retaliation. >> reporter: this is the scene of a gun battle overnight. a 71-year-old man who owns this building ended up being shot several times. another man ended up dead. police say it all started when four men tried to break in around 1 a.m. > we bel

crossover no telling when she joins us from kearney restoration ingrid of pay cuts to eliminate the pension levy returned to shorter working hours. these are big gaps so that i said that the psc you essentially ever turned to the good old days if you wish yes indeed i mean they said that they want to go back to the terms and conditions they had before the first croke park agreement. but i think that is a big ask. think of the condition of this at the bit that it would acquire and growth target of three percent budget deficit target of three percent to the next and so that they're not saying that they're going in director steve you like but sadly it is clear that they will have to think very carefully about when they could do that they're saying twenty fifteen the salt of the issues that tend to help the s factor has warned that labor had failed to deliver twenty percent of the total the huntington wrote cuts that were projected still meeting was put to the target is still looking very dicey the site lending rate of pay cuts should be restored before we see tax cuts for all of the living. it

lotta's fountain at market and kearney was a meeting place during the chaos. and it has become an annual spot for the ceremony. >>> later people sprayed gold paint on a fire hydrant that was among the few that worked during the disaster. it's out in the mission. many of them say it's about preserving history and staying vigilant. >> we need to remember this. we need to be prepared. and this is all about remembering our great history and singing our beautiful songs and just keeping it alive. >> some people used the occasion to honor firefighters who died in the line of duty in recent years. >>> some relief for thirsty california farmers. state and federal officials are slightly opening up their taps. the state water project will increase its water delivery from 0 to 5% and federal officials will give farmers in the sacramento valley 75% instead of 40. the rations were bumped up thanks to recent storms. >>> disaster on mount everest. a deadly avalanche sweeps in out of nowhere. ♪[ music ] [ indiscernible ] >> hear from a bay area sherpa who scaled everest six ti

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the multilateral dialogue consisting of a t kearney as the us china japan and russia has not taken place since late two thousand eight. some experts say the north kent backed away from further provocation and instead returned to the negotiating table. there isn't as north korea cuba this is the six party talks on new cruising the north to tune in to make suggestions to improve into his eyes first. still most experts worry that another round of provocations by kenya and ahead of us president obama visit to seoul and tokyo at the end of this month. and can mean anything nice. just last week korea's biggest tobacco company won a fifteen year long legal battle filed by individuals seeking compensation for smoking related illnesses. now if then after helping sharing services turn and didn't think they'd get a much better shot at winning at times i laugh at this point for the first time every year in korea a organization the national health insurance service is suing cigarette companies to cover medical costs incurred due to tobacco related illness as less than a week ago seven individuals and

with regard to the press call, press secretary kearney will choose the questioners.d like to entertain preference from the japanese press, first. >> translation: i am emma. i have a question with regard to the security. first to abe. president obama, with regard to the defense of the islands. security based on the security treaty, what discussions did you have on the exercise of security rights. to president obama the following question - based on the security treaty, the obligation to defend the islands. this is the first time you refer to the issue. why did you mention it, could you talk about the import of your stakes. >> through the talks as mentioned in the speech. between the two countries. we have a security treaty, and all of the abilities and capabilities to perform the commitment is provided, including all territories under japan. inclusive of the s, nkaku islands and actions to undermind japan of the senkaku islands, will be agreed to. the legal basis for security is being discussed. >> where regard to regional safety and alliance, and contributing to safe

here is jake kearney talking about new sanctions. >> russia understands that they have already incurred costs because of their subdivision to flought international law by occupying and attempting to annex crimea, and the costs will grow as russia continues to engage in provocative actions. >> it appears that the white house is nod ready to trigger the sanctions against the broad sections, financial sector, energy sector. the president had signed executive orders, he has the power to do so already, and he's consulted with g7 leaders, who say they are on board if russia were to continue its provocations. meanwhile talks are scheduled to day's end between the four parties, e.u., united states, russia and ukraine, to sit and find a way out of the impasse. >> a year ago today explosions during the boston marathon changed the lives of the victims and their families forever. three killed, 260 others injured, and this morning a ceremony to honour the survivors. john terrett has the story. >> a moment of silence in the pouring rain. the weather falling in with the mood a year after the bombings

the annual ceremony took place at market and kearney. the main gathering place after the disaster.ls say the city is more prepared now for a major quake. >> we have invested in our infrastructure. we are continuing to do that. we have redundancy built into our water supply system. many tools in the toolbox so to speak. but the preparedness of the community is the biggest most important message this morning. >> today's ceremony included painting a fire hydrant gold at 20th and church streets. it was one of the few that actually worked during the disaster. >>> tonight, kpix 5 reporter andria borba on how much advanced warning we could get when the next big one strikes. >> earthquake, earthquake! >> reporter: it's what we've always wanted to hear before the so-called big one. a warning. the good news, an early earthquake warning system is closer to reality than ever. check out this map. the bay area is covered in seismic sensors meaning instant feedback for scientists like dr. peggy hellwig of the berkeley seismo logical lab at cal. >> the data are coming to us immediately for process

sea peninsula among those looking to start a new life in new and ukraine are osman and sometimes kearney and todd terry school and their historical homeland as he began to fear for the safety of the children osman is that dr bike trail allies also worked in the field of healthcare. they had come to light in the crimean city of kiev at taree on the black sea. no they share a single room with the children. it's not quite like home but it's okay jen's residents have welcomed a flood of refugees second inning when the clothing and hygiene supplies to help those with little financial and social support wiseman has begun offering medical services to other families of the facility providing consultations and medication but there is no living here he and his wife reject the new russian backed authorities in korea will a new years this group and we have no idea how they will act tomorrow as they exercise their power. how will they act against citizens. i was born when crimea was ukrainian. why now we should applaud to rochelle choice he chose to use interface in qatar is an ethnic minority were e

level of information that you can people have and were able to discuss among themselves and while kearney says the efforts were meant to increase the free flow of information we get to hear cuba's thoughts on the program the social media program ended abruptly in september of two thousand and twelve when a government grant and it. nasa announced today that it will be suspending much of its work with the russian space agency but said it will continue to collaborate with the country over international space station operations the decision by nasa to hold its engagements with the country comes amid heightened tensions marked by russia's absorption of the crimean region last month artie's guy in a check down has more. nasa has sent out a memo saying this especially includes nasa travels with russia and visits by russian government representatives to nasa facility bilateral meetings and email and teleconference or video conferences at the present time and the operational international space station activities have been exempted in addition multilateral meetings held outside of russia that may