ken has the details. >> moupdz of dirt bricks, construction debris illegally dumpeled. >> they need to clean it up. >> that simple. >> that simple. >> residents around 19 and birch near temple university are used to sights of new buildings. >> the neighborhood is beautiful and by university coming around it's making neighborhood together. people have a garn erp. people are dumping their garden. >> city council president darrell clarke told "action news" he's reporting two new pills to create tough penfys for companies and contractors who illegal jump . a detailed waste collection plan will be required. >> we had contractors who do not have respect for existing neighborhood we have to deal about them. >> we checked with streets department to find out how much it costs to kleep up a lot after illegal dumping, price tag $7,000 a day. >> we should randomly go through and check the plan of disposition and if we find people are -- haven't sxlind you hit them with stiff feign and the world gets out we have no business. >> there were 300 illegal dumping sites with 550 tops of trash. philadelph

well, ken has developed and tested a product called omega xl. now, we've all heard about the benefits of a daily dose of fish oil, but they tell me that omega xl takes a giant leap forward towards maintaining good health. now, we're also gonna speak to dr. sharon mcquillan, a board-certified in family practice, specializing in anti-aging and preventative medicines. when we return, the doctor and ken will explain how omega xl can help you. >> announcer: if you've been living in pain and you're tired of trying products that just don't work, you are not alone. today, 1.5 billion people worldwide are living in chronic pain. don't let pain deny you the life you deserve. join hundreds of thousands of omega xl users that have chosen to fight inflammation and get rid of pain. now they're living life to the fullest, thanks to omega xl -- the all-natural anti-inflammatory that has more available omega-3s than regular fish oil. >> someone introduced me to omega xl, and i have almost forgotten about the pain. it's that incredible. >> omega xl is far greater

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ken has the story. >> there's a tough workweek and then there's one paula brown had. friday she walked out of colwyn borough hall unsure if still burrow manager. >> i'm still working. >> brown locked her saevrl in the office after political gainsmanship political council meeting thursday night. >> this is crazy. >> led to four member majority voting to fire her and code enforcement director. which leaves only one employee left in the building. mayor michael blue who stands with brown says he's considering declaring a state of emergency. >> people elected us to did a job. not to see it borough get sinked under again. >> the ement battled borough manager refusal to leave is a tactic she used before. in 2004 mayor of darby borough locked herself in the office during a fight with the police chief this time brown won't exit because of protecting financial efforts. past and present council members misused taxpayer drivers and accused newly elected leader for lesser of extorsion. >> i'm not trying to extort anybody. >> things in colwyn have to change and the state said two t

well, ken has developed and tested a product called omega xl., we've all heard about the benefits of a daily dose of fish oil, but they tell me that omega xl takes a giant leap forward towards maintaining good health. now, we're also gonna speak to dr. sharon mcquillan, a board-certified in family practice, specializing in anti-aging

fred plight ken has more on yemen and what role iran says they are playing there. >> reporter: escalating violence on the ground in yemen. but there may be an even more dangerous confrontation brewing at seap. while the u.s. has sent warships to the area to intercept iranian vessels that might make a run for yemen's waters the commander of iran's navy tells me his forces have no such intentions. we don't let anyone gives us warnings or threats he says because we are working according to international law and regulations and we work for the security of our country and other countries. the u.n.s passed a resolution placing an arms embargo on the houthi rebels that have taken control of much of yemen. saudi arabia and the u.s. accuse iran of supplying the houthis with weapons. but iran says its ships are just in the area to fight piracy. we've taebds a presence in that area to protect our oil tankers and other iranian ships and up to today, we've been very successful and in some instances other countries have even askeds us for help. the iranians heavily criticize saudi arabia's air campaign

has never been done before. a mandate for all of us tonight. use less water. good evening, i'm elizabeth cook. >> i'm allen martin. ken bastida has the night off. nearly all of us in the state are in a drought. the areas in red are extremely dry. the areas in brown, exceptionally dry. governor jerry brown would normally need snow shoes to walk on this section of the sierra. >> we are standing on dry grass and we should be standing in five feet of snow. >> surveyors are seeing a record low snow pack. 6% of normal. the melting snow is supposed to fill the rivers and reservoirs providing a third of our water. >> we are in an historic drought. >> his mandate will include a plan to replant california lawns with landscapes that don't need a lot of water. golf courses, cemeteries, and campuses will need to reduce their water usage. brown is asking water agencies to raise rates to discourage waste. >> we are in a new era. the idea of your nice little green grass getting lots of water everyday, that is going to be a thing of the past. >> reporter: i'm joe vasquez in burlin game. i talked to the gee family. for the gee family,

. >> officer ken rainy has been on the are force for two years. >> they would see a certain amount of trust with an african american officer responding to whatever their situation may be. they may feel a little bit more trust that their situation is going to be handled fairly and impartially, whereas they might not feel it would be if it was a white officer responding to the same situation. >> until recently sarasota's citizens had a problem with the police force. another one of the chief's biggest challenges is bringing more african americans into the department. back in 1979 just 4% of the police force was african american. 95% was white. five years later the justice department concluded an investigation which found that the city's employment practices had a quote discriminatory impact on blacks and women. sarasota was ordered to take corrective action and by 2007, 10% of the police force was black. but by 2014, the number of african americans on the force dropped to 8%. in a city which is 15% african american. now, only 12 officers out of 157 are black. >> right now i am the only a

ken watanabe has been nominated for a tony award. he is one of the five performers competing in the best lead actor in a musical category. he's nominated for his role in the king and i. the musical is up for awards in a total of nine categories. watts nabe is the first japanese performer to be given a tony nod since 1959. >> i thought he was great. he was really loveable as that character. in a good way. and yeah i really liked him in that role. >> i think he did a very very nice job. yes. he really brought you into the character. absolutely. >> the winners will be announced on june 7 at a ceremony in new york city. >>> that wraps up this edition of "newsline." i'm keiko kitagawa in tokyo. thank you for joining us. >> hello and welcome to "global 3000," your weekly check on the global issues beyond the headlines. and here's what we have coming up for you right now. dreaming of the sea -- why landlocked bolivia still has its own navy. ocean nightmare -- how tunisia tries to stave off an influx of foreign jellyfish. and upcycling -- ho

ken watanabe has been nominated for a tony award.e is one of the five performers competing in the best lead actor in a musical category. he's nominated for his role in "the king and i." the musical is up for awards in a total of nine categories. watanabe is the first japanese performer to be given a tony nod since 1959. >> i thought he was great. he was really loveable as that character. in a good way. and yeah, i really liked him in that role. >> i think he did a very, very nice job. yes. he really brought you into the character. absolutely. >> the winners will be announced on june 7th at a ceremony in new york city. >>> and that's all for now on this edition of "newsline." i'm raja pradhan in tokyo. from all of us here at nhk world, thanks for watching. 3o3o3o !o tionals were executed for drug smuggling. eight people were executed by firing squad on tuesday night. aid begins reaching areas of nepal affected by the earthquake which shook the nation but many remain in dire need of food and water. the death toll rises to over 5000

. >> rz kin ken has got mortallant, charlie. they have more depth. r of freshman as does du but kentucky has more upper-classman. and when we like to think about the narrative of kentucky being the one and done program they have got a bunch of guys that have come back. they have six guys that have come back after their freshman year two came back for their junior year including womenie who was in the player of the year raise with okafor with wisconsin's frank camein skooechlt i think you're looking at a much deeper more physical team and much bigger in kentucky. and i think that can probably be the difference. duke can really shoot it. they can stretch the floor and they've got really good guards that never miss free throws. but kentucky's guards are bigger. their guards go 6 5, andrew har ison aaron har ison are 6, 5 devon booker a freshmane's 6 6. they've got tremendous size and strength. and i think the ability of duke to hang on the backboards and to guard inside because i don't think okafor although can block some shots he's not a big time rhyme

ken has developed and tested a product called omega xl.about the benefits of a daily dose of fish oil. they tell me that omega xl takes a giant leap forward towards maintaining good health. now we're also going to speak to doctor sharon mcquillan, a board certified in family practice specializing in anti-aging and preventative medicines. doctor mcquillan, why should i take it? >> it is the most potent natural anti-inflammatory that exists. it actually is very effective in treating the pain and the symptoms of inflammation. so pain, swelling, like arthritic joints, back pain, swollen joints, things that cause disability-- omega xl is in my medical opinion, the best anti-inflammatory product for your health. >> are you saying that this is better than fish oil? >> much better than fish oil no question about it. i'll tell you why. fish oil, you have no idea where the fish came from, and when you're swallowing something, you should care what you're putting in your body. a great deal of the fish oil comes from some of the dirtiest waters in the

ken bastida has the night off. >> and i'm elizabeth cook. let's get right to betty yu at the airport tonight. betty? >> reporter: liz, it was a ups employee who spotted this woman in the south end of the cargo area. that is opposite of where i'm standing near those buildings. this happened around 5:15 tonight. san jose police say this woman possibly jumped the fence on the southwest corner of this airport. that is near earthquake stadium. and then she walked across the runways. now police say that she was uncooperative. she resisted arrest and had to be subdued before she was eventually arrested. now this is the fifth security breach here at mineta san jose international airport in less than a year. you may recall that santa clara teen who made international headlines last april when he hopped the fence last year and climbed into the wheel well of the plane and survived the trip to hawaii. tonight, san jose police say this woman had no identification on her and she refused to give her name to authorities. right now, she is at the santa clara

. >> reporter: much of the focus on the divided high court will be on anthony ken dip who has become the unlikely champion of gay rights. doubt is expected to come -- the court is expected to come down with the final ruling in june. >> speaking of justice kennedy, he wrote the ruling in 2015 that struck down the doma which denied recognition of legal same-sex marriages. today he gave some hope to people on both sides. debate. er early in the argument he spoke about the traditional definition of mare acsaying the word that keeps coming back to me is millennia but later he questioned opponents. he said same-sex couples say we understand the knowability and the sacredness of marriage. gavin newsom was among those at the supreme court to hear the arguments. we talked with him of he went inside. >> i've been at this for ten years. there's still 14 states that deny this right. for me it's a personal journey and one i'm very, very honored to participate in. >> he was mayor in 2004 when he first allowed same-sex couples to get married. the two court separate arguments but the justices are li

the ken yen army has been in somalia since 2011.shabab, a group linked to al qaeda, says they must leave. many were taken hostage, others escaped. the university is about 100 metres down there. gunfire is going on for hours. we are told the attackers are on the roof took place, and the upper floors. that's making it difficult for the soldiers to fight them out of there. >> meanwhile soldiers tried to keep bystanders and journalists away. >> i'm malcolm webb. a journalist. we managed to get the number of a hostage hidden inside. she was hidden with five friends. >> it was hard to hear what she was saying but easy to hear the terror in her voice. she said she had to be quiet, and hung up. nearby in the hospital pain grief and horror. >> the government had been worned the university was a -- warned the university was a vulnerable target. attacks led many to question why nothing was done. measures are taken now. >> i, the inspector general of the national police do hereby issue curfew orders in the counties of garissa and others. >> rep

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. >>> ken plum has held his seat continuously since 1982. kick off his campaign tonight at the restton station plaza. >>> new numbers may be coming to a close according to the washington post new census numbers say only 12,000 people moved to washington and the neighboring counties in 2014. compared to an influx of 40,000 people in 2013. prince george's county was the only area with an increase in the number of people who moved there. and alexandria and fairfax counties more people moved away than moved in. >>> a begun good-bye books -- the department of homeland security ordered a full security review. new rules include realtime background checks for airport employees. workers will have to go through screening before boarding a plane and fewer access points to secure areas. >>> we want to know would you go on a borderline date on someone not based on their looks or what you like about them but their refrigerator. there's actually a refrigerator dating expert and he says finding love is all about what's in your fridge and how you pack it. >>

the ken yan government has promised to retaliate against al-shabob.so announced several arrest is today. >>> world news sat the day will have very latest on the attack in kenya the at 6:30 right here after "action news". >>> barber shop in wilmington gave hundreds of people new pairs of shoes today. black visionary designer barbara salon hosted the annual shoe give away, this is seventh year in a row that they have collected now, new or gently used, shoes, and sneakers. today they handed out more than 200 pairs to people of all ages. >>> in camden a new monument to prisoners of war and soldiers killed in action, it is now on display. today battle will ship new jersey unveiled a chair of honor on the forward deck of the ship. it will stay there through the weekend and then move to the new vietnam war exhibit next year. veterans and former pow spoke at today's ceremony. jeff skversky has sports and phillies, they don't have a lot of time to to find tuning with the start of the season around the corner. >> can't wait, baseball begins on monday, phillies

in fact pick out ken burns twitter feed he has one favorite that exists. t the one thing is that he favorited on his twitter account? the ken burns rap. right? >> they really did get a gold star. >> from ken burns. ♪ ken burns ken burns ♪ >>> i'm a big fan, bringing you three in a row right here. the first from the pr stunts crew. this is pinhead larry getting ready to do the bridge jump. >> i am ready. >> his stunt is going to be to jump from the rail that have bridge down, landing flat foot on the top of that ladder. this is not go well. >> oh! [ bleep ] [ bleep ] >> ooh, that cost him a coccyx. >> pinhead larry is able to get to his feet after -- >> ooh! >> oh! >> his right ankle is not broken remarkably. pinhead larry is making a full recovery. why are you doing it larry? >> i love doing it. [ bleep ] love the thrill man. >> trying to tell his friend slow down. no! >> oh! >> about 35 miles per hour. speeds that a barbie car was never meant to go. >> or his face. >>> this final fail from orange coast college in coasta m yacosta mesa california. sounds mo

ken bastida. the governor has already set some steep conservation goals for the entire state. is here to tell us the new proposals would put some teeth in to that order. >> the money is enormous. the fine, up to $10,000 for the state's biggest water wasters. the governor made his announcement today after he met with the mayors of 14 california cities and those do include oakland's libby schaaf and sam liccardo. he's beefing up the penalty structure for water wasters and empour water agencies to issue those fines if they're not currently allowed to do that. a $10,000 penalty they're still working that out. >> you can be sure only the worst offender will be getting that. >> a really egregious not very thoughtful not responsive, not engaged, not stepping up. >> we'll be faithful to the law but we think as everything else in the statutory world there are ways to be more aggressive in interpretations than not and that's what we'll pursue because of the drought and because of the emergency. >> last summer state regulators authorized fines up to $500 for outdoor water waste but few c

it's been just announced that ken kenya's president bank accounts has links suspected to al-shabab. not only are a vast number of bank accounts associated with terrorist. >> yes this is going to come as a shock to many businessmen who own big businesses in the city of nairobi and also in many parts of the country. at least from the central bank of kenya first of all starts with a list of organizations that it says it has declared terrorist organizations. it starts with al-shabab the mumbasa council, which is an organization that operates in the coastal parts of the country. and then isil, the islamic state in iraq and the levant. and also boko haram the group that operates in northern nigeria. but then there is another list which is of people are associated with al-shabab and it's starts with the man who is considered the mastermind of the garissa attack, and goes all the way to companies hotels, money transfers and companies which the somali community is very well-known to have invested in over the years. and i must say again that 95% of the people on the list are people associated

one more game before they come home from florida there is some concern however, with reliever ken giles. he has back strain. he is day-to-day. may not be ready for the opener monday. cole hamels however had final outing yesterday before he starts the opener monday. to clearwater florida, all right, and chase utley didn't claim much in the spring with a ankle injury. but had two homeruns yesterday, four homeruns in the last two games and cole hamels, six innings, two runs, two strikeouts, he said he's ready, the phillies win it nine-two over atlanta the flyers playing out to pit burying. they actually played tough game. tide one-one after crosby goal. look scores. flyers go onto win t where was this all season? beat pit burying four to one. the sixers look like they thought the season was over. to washington last night. the six remembers just flat out brutal defense? sixers down by 29 in the second half. only lose by 13, 106-93. it was brutal. that's sports in a minute. i'm howard eskin. >>> indianapolis beefing up secure any anticipation of the final four this weekend thousands of fans are expe

scrambling after a massive tree crashes ton their house and now the building in ken sington is condemned and a family of four has to find another place to stay in a hurry. jay korff live there on the story. jay? jay: a scary scene in ken ken sington. it is around 6:00 in the evening and they are watching tv and sud tenley hear boom and then feel what they say feels like an earthquake. they come outside and they see this huge tree on the house. there has been a lot of wind and some rain lately, so maybe a is aascenario in which the tree would topple. she says it has been leaning a biand had concerns and said something to the landlord. i want to show you the damage. get closer, fortunately, shae says it did not puncture the facade and didn't go through the roof but there is tremendous exterior damage. the pour here and three next door seven displaced. and they hope this damage is fixed quickly. thankfully no injuries. jay korff abc 7 news. leon: new at 11:00, massive protests and arrests in baltimore surrounding the death of of a suspect in police custody. the crowds gathering in the street and swarming the police

ken shows us just how far stow has come four years after a life threatening injuries. >> reporter: the unwrapping of the bases, tending to the field, camera operators readying their gear. you cannot have opening day without preparation. >> reporter: the word bryan stow knows all too well. to cheers stow walked out on to the field. to throw the opening pitch on this san jose giants field he had to prepare and practice at home with his dad. >> it was kind of a side arm. >> reporter: stow talked to ktvu earlier the man that many thought would not survive the brutal 2011 attack outside of dodgers stadium that left him with brain damage. >> i was in a coma for nine months. >> reporter: stow says his own doctor called his recovery a miracle. >> four years ago he couldn't open his eyes and now he is throwing a baseball. >> that was a strike out. what was it knuckle ball? >> curveball. >> knuckle curve. >> reporter: stow is finding more than just his strength or his pitching arm. >> it sounds kind of dumb in a way i guess but it's just me trying to find me now. where i'm at. how far back i got

kenyans having enough of this group because they are shouldering huge costs this group has meet out in kenya. >> ifill: kenk you. >> woodruff: walk through the aisles of any drug store lately and it's quite clear the easter season has become a critical part of the year for candymakers. but what's less obvious are some battles over the chocolate in those eggs and bunnies you may be buying. economics correspondent paul solman has the story, part of our ongoing reporting, "making sense," which airs every thursday on the newshour. >> reporter: in new york city's greenwich village, british ex- pat nicky perry and her husband sean kavanagh-dowsett have recreated a little bit of the london they left behind, with two restaurants and a specialty shop. and while they love living in the u.s.a., they've got a beef with an all-american icon: hershey's, which owns the u.s. license to the equally iconic british brand, cadbury. >> the problem is hershey has stopped us from selling our cadbury's chocolate. >> we've got a huge corporation trying to ban the import of something that's so important to people. >> this is what i

. >>> new details about the homecoming for a cupertino teenager who has been missing since monday. ken bastida on the teenager's apology. ken. >> reporter: yeah, liz. late today we received a statement from connor sullivan's parents. they say their prayers were answered last night when connor came home. we have learned that the 17- year-old was hanging out most of the time in a place that no one thought to look. he was under the bleachers at monte vista high school. reportedly he used the school's drinking fountained and porta- potties to get by. all this while family, friends and volunteers and police crisscrossing cupertino looking for him. the end came with him walking in the front door. his parents say they were talking to friends in the kitchen when they heard their front door being unlocked. they say they knew right away it was him. they describe a reunion that included several minutes of hugs and tears. now, the sullivans say they will take some time with connor to try to figure out why he wandered away ran away. but they say connor has expressed the deepest sorrow and regret fo

ken. frank somerville is off tonight. the latest storm has come and gone leaving behind a rainbow seen here over the bay bridge. >> umbrellas were out where we saw scattered showers for most of the day. there were a number of accidents. >> near sacramento, three funnel clouds were reported one in glenn county is being called a possible tornado. the nation 23458 weather service will not confirm that until after conducting a survey of the area tomorrow. we have live team coverage with more on the problems caused by the storm. we begin with chief meteorologist bill martin, how much rain did we see out there? >>> much needed rain, 12 last night to 3:00 in the morning. look at some of the totals. the average totals were from 3/4 inch to an inch of rain. san francisco, .73 that's 3/4 of an inch of rain. the rain is currently in the oakland area, moving towards the oakland temple up there near mount claire. as you look at live radar of oakland, you see showers. they're moving an easterly direction. you see the rain drops falling down. when i come ba