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>> the i team revealed a new ked red warning system in case of dangerous animal escapes is not working the way it should. >> it was installed following that christmas day tiger attack that claimed the life of a teenager. emmoiys now coming forward with complaints. >> and dan noyes is here with an investigation you'll see only on abc7 news. >> workers who are concerned about safety planned a protest for tonight. the biggest fund-raiser of the year. they say after our investigation officials appear to be more willing to actress problems in the code red system. these employees of the san francisco zoo are taking a step, going on camera to say safety at the zoo could be better, should be better. they have seen firsthand this can be a live or death issue . >> i went home with chunks of meat and blood on me. >> cory watched a tiger mangle his co-wofshgers arm she surviveed and works at the zoo. wesley hoag was there christmas day when the tiger, tatiana leapt from the grotto ask killed a 17-year-old. there were reports, never proven the two friends taunted the tiger. police shot and killed t

>> the i team revealed a new ked red warning system in case of dangerous animal escapes is not workingould. >> it was installed following that christmas day tiger attack that claimed the life of a teenager. emmoiys now coming forward with complaints. >> and dan noyes is here with an investigation you'll see only on abc7 news. >> workers who are concerned about safety planned a protest for tonight. the biggest fund-raiser of the year. they say after our investigation officials appear to be more willing to actress problems in the code red system. these employees of the san francisco zoo are taking a step, going on camera to say safety at the zoo could be better, should be better. they have seen firsthand this can be a live or death issue . >> i went home with chunks of meat and blood on me. >> cory watched a tiger mangle his co-wofshgers arm she surviveed and works at the zoo. wesley hoag was there christmas day when the tiger, tatiana leapt from the grotto ask killed a 17-year-old. there were reports, never proven the two friends taunted the tiger. police shot and killed the cat. >> i s

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interim government, but the longer the crisis goes on, it pushes back perhaps the election that is ked yud for next month, but right now, you won't see the conditions in the country that would lend themselves to a free, fair, and credible election. and so you know, it is like the patient that needs the operation, but is so weak it can't undergo the operation that provides a cure. >> and what do you make of the wildly different interpretations of the phone call. is this vladimir putin believing what he says or is he taking on additional self-importance, because as we have seen them, the public opinion polls in russia show that he is probably at his most pop ular point ever maybe. >> well, i think that this has been a boost for him from the political standpoint, but by the same token, the last figure i have seen is something like $63 billion in capital flight this quarter, and that is off of the somewhat fragile unidimensional government, and he is trying to assess the crisis and the future of ukraine at a cost he is able to bear. >> and so we have a couple of things going on, and includ

thrones"ked "game of you have no choice but to watch game of thrones. -- hbo. >> or you need the hbo>> or if you want to watch the back catalog of "breaking bad" you have to go to netflix. jeff bezos does not want to share. but nobody wants to have an apple tv, chrome cast, and fire tv that amazon is selling. >> it comes back to who are the real winners here? the argument that we have been making is that the winners are hollywood. now you have not just the three broadcast networks, the 500 cable networks, but all of these streaming services bidding for your content. >> which is great if you are in hollywood. it sucks is the consumer. >> right. the cable model with this tv -- you can take that anywhere you want -- the new issue coming into the marketplace is streaming video. netflix reset the deck by getting into original programming with "house of cards." if you want to see "house of cards", you have to go there. it is outside of the cable ecosystem and that is a concern for the big media companies. >> matt miller's biggest surprise of 2014 is that i am not a netflix subscriber. very

situation, following the lack of visible leaders, following the dynamics and the challenges, they -- people ked them to promote that and that role. and i think they have played a very positive role. they have been very stable, very mature, totally opposite ends of sectarianisms, totally op sit ends, inclusion has been their fete. so they have been a very good player. now, in this election they have been advocating for participation, they have been advocating for the caliber of their parliamentarians, and they've kept away from personalizing the issue. which i think is a very nice position, very healthy position i a major religious or -- can't even call it a cult tral institution to promote. >> one of the troubling things we've seen in iraq in the last six months is the -- it seems that sectarian violence is ticking up again, thousands of death this is year. an you paint a picture of eelectric torl result which actually helps address some of the sectarian divisions? or is it outside of electoral consequences? is there a way that this election could or is likely to lead to a decrease in sectarian