segÚn este lan lista que estuvo frente de la petrolera venezolana. >>> cuba no pagaba con servicio. >> el dinero que se regala es de nosotros pg >>> los venezolanos que enfrentan un Índice de escasez esperan aumento en precio de la gasolina daniel garrido telemundo. >>> en repÚblica dominicana hay una divisiÓn polÍtica entre una reforma constitucional veamos las reacciÓnes esta es la manifestaciÓn mÁs re sdween a favor de l repostulaciÓn de presidente medina esto a pesar que la reelecciÓn esta prohibido. >>> el pueblo dominicano quien pide la reelecciÓn de nuestro presidente danilo medina. >>> durante el acto abogan por una reforma a la constituciÓn. >>> la constituciÓn dominicana establece que el presidente de la repÚblica no podrÁ ser electo para el periodo siguiente pero esto no detiene el pedido de algunos posibilidad de reformas estÁn sujeta a congresistas. >>> sÓlo pasa a base de corrupciÓn y soborno el partido revolucionario dominicano y la oposiciÓn rechazan la propuesta. >>> pretende continuar, en el poder. >>> de su lado la autoridad de la iglesia catÓlica manifestÓ su desac

across china an estimated 40 million of children are learning the piano to lan long's effect. >> listen, lan long is so good, he place piano so well, she says that over and over. >> reporter: one of china's greatest musical stars looking for new ways to invest in those children's futures. result music schools where competition for places means children need to have private lessons just to get in. >> translator: a few families get together and socialize. many families have pianos now. if your kid plays the parent thinks great look, my kid doesn't just run around. i've got a kid that's well based. >> where china's music school is located, has a long history of piano playing. but the bug is spreading across china. of course all that demand requires supply. china isn't just the biggest piano market in the world it's the biggest piano manufacturer. a mixture of machines and 2,000 sure-fingered staff produce 140,000 pianos ever year, a figure that's doubled since 2007. here they believe the piano business is a safe bet. >> more and more people become wealthy, and to the chinese people it is a

alison: no injuries after a car crashed into a lan him home this afternoon -- lanham home this afternoon. the man hit a car, jump the curb ending up in the living room of this home. calhoun walked away. he said he hit the gas instead of the brake pedal. >> i will be driving no more. it's going to be hard, but i will. alison: it was a close call for the family. they had left just before the crash. the homeowner said a nine-year-old had been watching tv on that couch just 30 minutes before it happened. leon: developing news, tomorrow morning jurors will start to deliberate the fate of marathon bomber dzhokhar tsarnaev. prosecutors replayed video of the aftermath of the 2013 bombing which killed three and injured more than 260. the defense team claims that tsarnaev played a lesser role than his brother who died at in the shootout with the police. a second high-profile try and boston also nearing its end. the defense rested in the case of aaron hernandez. the former new england patriots star is accused of murdering a man. before the jury deliberates, the sides have 90 minutes for closing arg

lans as a's attorney said his client is not even seen in the video. >>> the 6 candidates for the mayor will face questions at a forum at the fox chase school. the candidates shared their ideas on education and job development and affordable housing and public safety. >> it is 4:40 still ahead on "action news," new dash cam video gives another vantage point on the death of an unarmed black man killed by a blimp. >>> apple fans will get to try on the shiny new toy the apple watch. >> reporter: still cool this morning, you'll need a jacket with a hood on it. if the kids are hanging out after school, umbrellas may be necessary, and remind them if you hear thunder get indoors. i'll have more on that and future tracker 6 and the weekend call coming up. (female announcer) you could win $1,000 a day for life... (husband) hon! it's grover cleveland! (female announcer) ...when you play the new cash4life, from the pennsylvania lottery. (grover) nice! (husband) 3 club seats. 50 yard line. (female announcer) that means you too could experience the joy of winning. every day, for the rest of your lif

him being a confused college boy, a loner from a broken home manipulated by his elder brother tama lan - that's crucial - but also that the state should not take a life. that's the defense. she's done well in the past judy clark lost a couple of key points in the trial. many say this is her toughest challenge in her 20 i don't remember career. >> let's talk about the key points. what are they? >> the key one is moving the trial. the defense wanted to move the trial so badly from boston because they said "look, it's impossible to get a fair trial for this boy in boston let alone massachusetts" and cited the oklahoma city bombing, tim mcvay's trial in '97 moved away from oklahoma to denver. it didn't benefit him. he was found guilty and put to death. they lost that battle and the other, they went to an appellant court, another set of judges. and the other thing that they haven't had much success over is giving evidence to show the jury how influential tama lan southern aef was -- southern aef was over his brother. those are the key losses which they have to man up to now, going into tomo

these are pictures from the lan coast guard flying over a leaking boat, containing another 450 or so. they were all rescued. including some 59 children. >> it isn't only italy on the southern coast of spain, 44 were rescued after floating over from morocco life or death in these situations looks like a matter of complete fluke. >> indeed, one estimate on tuesday said that 30 times more people have died in the mediterranean so far this year than during the same period in 2014. that's to say getting on to 2,000 this year so far. already lost to the sea. surprising that so many are now called for a banned european effort to the very at least stop people dying while in the act of trying to escape war or unrest. of course, if we let them die they will stop coming that's not what we need to do, it isn't a matter of taking them all, it is a question of saving as many as we can. >> in truth it shouldn't be as hard as it seem toss rescue people italy managed it fairly well. and the big effort by europe would surely save lives the bigger more difficult question is what to do with people once yo

. >> reporter: in january, the nra filed suit against those three cities, lan caflt, philadelphia and pittsburgh goldstein said the central issue resolvedrevolved around an issue. >> notion of preemption is a part of our law in pennsylvania that prohibits municipalities from passing local regulations of firearms. it is a set of regulatory powers that the general assembly has reserved to itself. act 192 was designed to bring more force to that preemption. >> reporter: but pennsylvania's law 192 may be subject to constitutional challenges. philadelphia, pittsburgh and lancaster argued that the measure passed in 2014 was illegally tagged to a bill on scrap metals. >> you're going to have your fee covered either way. >> well, if the law is found unconstitutional our fees are not covered. doesn't mean it's not right, many municipalities across pennsylvania heeded the warning and withdrew these illegal ordinances. lancaster, philadelphia and pittsburgh think they have some special knowledge, do so at their taxpayers pearl. >> do you think they are scared of the nra? >> i think they did so b

. >>> severe weather is headed up the east coast, and a big night in dallass mir lan dah lambert cleans up and early today starts right now. >>> good morning. as the sun rises here in the u.s. a grim and disprit search for survivors is under the way in libya. hundreds are missing after a migrant boat capsized to europe. so far 20 people have been rescued and 24 bodies recovered. it's the latest tragedy in what's a crisis. 10 thoracic outlet people were rescued last night alone and 30,000 this year and a half million are waiting to cross. pope francis lead thousands of people in a silent prayer and just coming in to nbc this hour yet another boat has crashed off a greek island. 80 people rescued and three confirmed daedsead including a child. we will bring you the latest as that comes in. >>> the mayor of baltimore is asking for an investigation. freddie gray died yesterday a week after the encounter with the police. at this point there's no reason why he was arrested. we have to warn you that it maybe considered graphic. it shows them placing him back down in a van according to the fami

this project is within the area of the bal boa lan, but it isn't the same. to me i want a cac that is focused on this particular project to give input and assure that's whatever the bal boa plan comes up with that it is consistent with that plan >> thank you supervisor yee. supervisor co00 >> another question for you. we received a letter for item 28 on our desk from a kin tich wnts that is recommending the ocean avenue organizations, is that represented on this body? >> the ocean avenue associations does a lot of work on the corridor and the membership of that association, the mu jrtd of the membership is business people, so i want to make sure that we have a wide enough scope of the possibilities for business owners to participate in this and hat is why i didn't identify that association to name a business person because if you look at the membership it is

that's another lan what the chinese government is aiming for. chinese government warned it would be difficult times ahead this year. we are in a period of transition here in china as the economy moves away from an export-led model to a consumer one. that's to sigh the chinese government wants it. the worry, say economists is what happens if china's economic growth shuts below 5 pore 4%. growing joblessness. i have been speaking to some of the 7 million university graduates who can join the jobs market and worry about the prospects. >> reporter: the job recruit. fair in beijing. many scanning vacanties are students. they don't have the qualifications employers are looking for. >> my major is in communications and fellow classmates have jobs fitting the qualifications. most will have jobs in other industries. for my major, there's not enough jobs in the market. >> liu is looking for a job paying around $1200. paying around $1200. the job recruiter says it's an an unrealistic inspection. the student you interviewed will probably get half what they

the other two are vine lan and bridgedon. the other comes after several police involved deaths. first was september when jerome reed was killed during a traffic stop and then phillip white died shortly after an encounter with the police in richmond. we did reach out to the cumberland county prosecutor's office but have not heard back. >>> let's head to delaware county where there was more controversy in the burrow of colwyn after council members held their first meeting since changing presidents and ousting the now former borough manager. >> you're nuts. >> there were two issues that boiled over. first, the council now needs three people to sign borough checks to pay bills. the district attorney told him that he can't be one of them. also former borough manager paula brown showed up and accused some council members shedding documents. >> shredding documents friday. >> nobody did any shredding of borough documents or anything like that. absolutely not. >> brown says she plans to take the bags of shredded papers to the district attorney's office today. they've asked the town to ap

they are applying for jobs in myanmar, thought they were going to tie lan. they contacted an agent.ore they knew it, they were sentence here to the fishery company in indonesia, and the government says after speaking to them it was clear that they were used as slaves forced labor. this group is here, from cam bode i can't. they also are going to go home. people from thailand laos from the international organization of migration estimate around 4,000 of them are in this whole region. this particular company, there are a few hundred. the government is going to take as many as they can to another port addnd they would hand them over to the countries they are coming from. >> a man accuse -- men accused of it raping an elderly non-said they weren't guilt. they said they weren't present. a dozen suspects entered a convent in the eastern state of west bangal and gang raped a 72-year-old woman. al critics say prime minister modi's policy hurts farmers. the frustration has been compounded by unseasonal rain damaging crops. a report. >> this harv event season is full of discontent. storms des

she says she's tried to talk to the family and lan been able to. she does expect a civil suit. peggy fox live -- hasn't been able to. she does expect a civil suit. peggy fox live in fairfax. >> after the cause of death is determined the police department can finish the investigation and hand over that report to the commonwealth attorney to decide on any possible criminal charges. >>> tonight police searching for a man accused of murdering his wife inside the donut shop where they both worked. police believe 24-year-old bhadreskumar patel used some sort of object to beat his wife to death last night at the dunkin' donuts in hanover, maryland. police were called after a customer walked in and couldn't see any employees. they found the young woman's body back in the kitchen. >>> a big change tomorrow, rain and showers moving in and that means a yellow alert. topper, big question, will this affect the morning rush? >> i think it will, lesli. it's so nice right now with temperatures in the 70s, but a whole big change by tomorrow. radar, nothing to worry about tonight. all the rain,

here's a look at the radar and light rain for chester, lan lancaster counties. we'll see this spread across the area. overnight the rain moves in and early tomorrow morning, by 8:00 we will see some showers around. maybe not everyone will see rain for the morning commute. south jersey and delaware expect the showers. temperatures around 60. along i-95 temperatures mid to upper 50s. scattered showers in areas through the lehigh valley up near the poconos. you should be mid to low 50s. still the chance for scattered showers. i'll show you if this will linger into your weekend. warmer temperatures in the forecast too straight ahead. >>> the man who landed a gyro copter on the lawn of the u.s. capitol yesterday appeared in court today. postal worker doug hughes is charged with violating restrictioned air space and operating an unregistered aircraft. hughes was released and is free to return to florida but must confine himself to his home. hughes said he was trying to deliver hundreds of letters to congress to draw attention to campaign finance corruption. hughes is

tampa to or lan doe the worst of it. i don't expect a lot of severe weather or tornadoes but we could get wind damage out of this and maybe a little bit of hail. rainfall over the next two days. the heavyiest totals the yellow and orange 2 inches. denver is looking great. no problems there. and tomorrow we start the warmup across the country. this is what betty has been waiting for. 70s are heading our way. 74 in the big apple. a beautiful, spring day. >> after what we've been thro >> i heard you're feeling a little bit ill for tomorrow. >> i think so. might have to take the day off. not really. i'll be here. let's get to nepal, a rapidly rising death toll. the number passing 4,000. at least four americans among the dead. richard engel reports from kathmandu. >> reporter: this is the moment nepal was brought to its knees. the quake left thousands dead. and much of this already poor country without power short of clean water, centuries old temples fell. here in kathmandu the historic town center was devastated. many are s

quite a start in lava lan. march madness was wild ride this year.e blue devils are the last team standing. bo ryan look for his first division one championship. wisconsin first tight until more than 07 years. but the blue devils took the lead in the second half and never looked back. allen had 16 points jones game high 23, duke wins the national championship, your final score was 68 to 63, and coach k fifth title since taking over at duke back in 1980. congratulations. >> well two, coaches with local ties battle for the women's national championship later tonight. notre dame's coached for st. joe's coached archbishop carroll. uconn coach and norristown native also coached sane joes and bitch on kendrick, he and the huskies have won it all nine times. should be great final tonight. erika, back over to you. >> ukee, thank you. coming up in the next hour of "eyewitness news" starbucks offers a valuable new perk for its workers. jan? >> reporter: and, a jeweler's row employee is kidnapped and assaulted in center city over the weekend. i'm jan carabeo co

if selected to serve, i aoenl very excited about contributing to a new city wide lan that the office will forward which will ensure quality services for all children and continue to focus on the most vulnerable. as many of the wonderful talented people who have been here today, san francisco's done so much in early childhood and we have so much more to do and i hope my personally and professional experiences will be considered to serve the new office and their vital charge. i thank you. >> thank you, ms. jarrett, thank you for your service. next up, lygia stebbing. >> i'm glad to be here today representing higher education, my name's lygia stebbing and i've been working here in the city of san francisco for the past 15 years in the field of early childhood education, i have my graduate degree in early childhood education and my drokt rat in social justice and educational equity. for the past six years, i've been working in san francisco state in conjunction with city college and creating pathways to support the incoming early childhood workforce in degree and attainment. san francisc

, but we shouldn't be looking at record territory here this morning in most spots. 39 degrees in at lan at this time particular city, 35 in reading, you got the idea, chilly start but chilly finish too 56 degrees a lot more typical of late march. still cool obviously still breezy, yesterday the cloud cover just made it miserable but at least we get the sun today. come tomorrow, the sun is still here. and then again we've got that shot for some rain by saturday night. still just a chance, ukee? >> just a chance. all right, katie thanks so much n sports, arrange her ankle get the start when the phillies take on the braves at citizens bank park, the braves have lost three in a row, the phils have dropped two straight. now, yesterday phils spotted dustin mcgowan three and a third inning against the marlins, allowed four runs. tips fills continue to struggle both defensively and offensively. they committed two more missed cues yesterday. they lead the majors with 17. the phils also held scoreless until the ninth inning, and it ended up losing this one the final score, nine to one. >> benches

he did a great job, but the end lan is in the nba each east individual words -- that's not the deal this time of year. it's year. it's all about team victory. the warriors did pull it out over new orleans last night. i tell you what the pelicans gave them everything they want. twenty-six points and rebounds. anthony davis. the pelicans are pushing the warriors despite the fact they are down two -- zero. they are not counting themselves out. >> we know that we can beat this team. we need to execute towards the end of the game. they made shots. we did it. we are going to back and look at that film, figure out how to correct our mistakes and how to a -- execute better towards the end of the game. so when that situation comes the next time will be ready for it. >>> game three will be in new orleans on thursday night. >>> it's not just any golf tournament, and lpga big one as the swinging skirt it starts this thursday over the city's festival 19 of the top 20 players in the world will be there. including number one lydia ko as well as locals paula kramer and michelle we. in the last year or s

arrived at his home in florida, hue said people waived to him, and were not scared, as he came in for a lan>> i didn't see on the gown the reaction that i had expected. okay? the police who took me in custody were very professional. >> hughes also said he wished news coverage had focused on the message he wanted to get through he believes campaign finance laws are too weak. >> 5:53, let's get our traffic and weather together. here's kate. >> i good morning, ukee, off to very soggy start this week, starting things off in fact with a warmfront lifting through the area, what it will provide is very steady rain. little break by midday at least coming our way then we have to deal with fresh round of showers thunderstorms as we hit say the p.m., the typical p.m. rush here. but for now, i would say this is really what's going to slow you down the most here today. >> this rain is pounding down go through the morning roadway ponding poor drainage avenue, that sort of thing slow and/or slippery travel. bottom line, set the alarm early, will need time to get to your destination as the roads starts to

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>> the mentor protege program was actually a concept that came out of the puc and har lan kelly's office. currently when firms submit their lbe paperwork they need to do a number of good faith outreach steps, that is we look at emails, phone contacts, outreach to subcontractors. through the mentor protege program firms would have that provision waived from their contracting process as long as they took on a smaller lbe and kind of showed them a joint venture sort of relationship with an lbe subcontractor. >> okay, thank you. then the lbe utilization plans, i'm not quite sure that i've seen one for 337 or pier 70. >> at pier 70 there is one for a 20 percent goal, from what i understand, and the plans are being developed and the rules and regulations that will include listing of all the services that will be performed at a specific development and outreach plans for each of those services and an lbe subcontracting goal. >> so when will those be complete? >> july 1. any contract that goes, any development agreement that goes before the board of supervisors after july 1 will be required to h

drew armstrong is here to give us a sense of what my lan is looking for.ings going on. we've been in a period of record consolidation. like nothing we have ever seen before. mylan makes a lot of generic drugs, they make epipen. perrigo has over-the-counter stuff. finding synergies and making a bigger company. they can go to distributors and say we have extra products. mylan has something like 1400 generic medicines they make already. this makes them more ready to get scale. stephanie: why now? drew: seems to be the way the industry is going. we had take over after takeover there is also some bigger fish hunting around for companies like mylan actavis. there was talk that maybe teva might be interested in mylan. this would be mylan's biggest deal ever if it goes through. these guys say they have been talking for a while. looks like there has been conversation between the chairman of mylan and the head of perrigo for some time. erik: presumably, i guess perrigo's intransigence is why mylan is going public, and a hope that -- drew: we are in weird takeover ru

jamaica trying to attempt to wean the region from its recipients re lines on subis a surprised very swa lan> the war in generally has faced thousands of nationals to leave. many from the our state in india. as faiz jamil reports once they arrive home the hardship is not over. >> reporter: they cannot forget what she saw in yemen. all these people that had to leave were from the same neighborhood and saw the violence first hand. >> i was working in thei.c.u. and every day i saw injuries and dead and burned bodies coming in. the whole hospital was shaking from the bombings. we all stayed in a bomb shelter and were praying we didn't think we would make it out alive. >> reporter: she and her husband also made it out of yemen. >> i had to leave everything and come here. i have over $12,000 in loans. i don't know what to do now. if things get better in two or three months, we would both like to go back. >> reporter: but it's unlikely the couple will be able to return any time soon. the government of india still focused on removing its people from yemen. >> translator: whoever wants to come back w

right now temperatures mainly in the 40s, the 50s, 46 in allentown, 49 in lan kolers pfrp but a livek outside, looking really pretty already, every spot looking really nice mostly sun see skies. a little fok after pomt -- fog after the rain comes through. bucks county mcgovern county. 80 degrees in mt. holly, new jersey. and i mentioned the sea breeze that's going to set up. 68 in atlantic city 80 in chester, and tonight those temperatures drop down into the 40s, 63 on sunday monday 68 and we're looking at rain on monday. tuesday an early shower and partly sun eye. then it's pretty quiet for wednesday, thursday and friday we'll be right back. yeah, i'm married. does it matter? you'd do that for me? really? yeah, i'd like that. who are you talking to? uh, it's jake from state farm. sounds like a really good deal. jake from state farm at three in the morning. who is this? it's jake from state farm. what are you wearing jake from state farm? [ jake ] uh... khakis. she sounds hideous. well she's a guy, so... [ male announcer ] another reason more people stay with state farm. get to a bet

one person detained after this chopper had lanned.o the tampa bay times, it was meant as a campaign message. i don't have any further details on that. one person has been arrested and the lockdown at the capitol building has been lifted. >> lockdown is over. we'll watch to see what happens there. thank you. a new con terned entered the growing field of apps. how can vapor chat stand out from the rest? that's next. >> messaging apps are all the rage. facebook spent $22 billion for what's that. snap chat has popularized teck. there is another one on the market with focus on business. >> vapor chat has been live for four weeks. snap chat for business. really interesting. joining me to talk about this is ken, the c.e.o. and founder of vapor chat. the messaging space is crowded but this is intriguing taking the idea of messages that the user can drol duration and bring that to business. what is the opportunity for you? >> this applies much more than businesses. fundamentally the way people text, every day people text is flawed. the second

. >> mir lan dau lambert taking home female vocalists of the year, luke briane bryan won entertainingeror swift honored even after releasing a pop album last year. her mother revealed last week she had breast cancer takes the stage to present taylor with the milestone award. >> i have watched this milestone artist from the time she was a tangled hair little girl growing up on our farm full of imagination and creativity until right now as she prepares for her next world tour. >> classic country fans getting a treat when legendary duo brooks & dunn reunited with a special performance and to receive a milestone award. >> the most talked about tonight country legend garth brooks singing his tribute to the truth with members of the military filling that stadium. hear from garth brooks coming up at 5:0. >>> -- 5:30. >> the capitol crasher speaking out. >> i had expected to be intercepted on the way. >> why that gyrocopter pilot still says his message is not being heard. >> who knew that was a word. >> pulled from her burning car. look at this. with seconds to spare the dramatic video as offic

. >> water resistant lan skaping many have been working hard to conserve. >> we are planting inging succulants when ever we can. >> we're in a new era. the idea of your nice little green grass getting lots of water every day, that's going to be a thing of the past. >> tonight the governor is calling on everyone to do more. the governor traveled to the syria for this morning's snow survey only to find there was no snow what so ever to measure. >> as californians we have to save water. >> so the governor is issuing an executive order, demanding a 25% cut in water use. this this includes a ban on watering grass on public street medians and removing 50 million square feet of lawns throughout the state and it means paying attention to things like this. we discovered a sidewalk leak in berkeley today that neighbors say has been there for months. tonight we got pledges from a store manager to take care of it. >> lit be fixed within the next week most likely. >> the good news is that people are paying attention and they are noticing things like leaks and people are realizing that we have to get very s

now again, game one is on sunday at 12:30 in oak lan. game two is on tuesday at 7:30 p.m.. the series moves to memphis for game three and four which is on saturday may 9th and monday may 11th. if necessary, game five will be back in oakland on wednesday, may 13th. >>> and i am glad they're not playing on mother's day. >> did you noticed that? they knew. >> [ laughter ] >> 5:10 is the time for now. it is a day reserved celebrating working people. coming up at 5:30, how activists and businesses in oakland are preparing for tomorrow's may day protests. >> plus, almost peppered spray inside a mall at abercrombie. police are hoping to track down the suspect. >>> we are looking at the south bay comm today's commute are looking pretty good. we'll tell you more about this commute coming up. >> well, that did not take long. at 5 a.m. with north winds of in the valley. i will tell you how warm we'll get. stay with us. >>> welcome back, police need your help that an abercrombie employee. the she was not seriously injured but one suspect is described as black, 150 pounds in his early 2

very mild 64 degrees in philadelphia with the westerly wind, 62 in reading and millville 63 have you a lan breeze and not a sea breeze so it's mild. the atlantic city boardwalk and beef haven all 64 degrees. we have big changes on the way the low pressure the vortex north of the great lakes that will be there for a while and this is bringing showers across the midwest, some snow showers in the upper plains and that and tire system is heading our way. and that will bring us some rainy weather and then much cooler air. we are in the 60s now but sault st. marie 37 and detroit 50 strgs, don't put away the sweaters yesterday. i'm tracking midweek showers and thunderstorms and could have gusty winds and perhaps some hail, it will be breezy and late in the week a chill is settling in and sticking around for a while. i'll have details in the full accuweather forecast. >> well, police say that speed played a role in the wild overnight crash in east philadelphia a car going too fast ended up on its roof on the sidewalk the action cam is here on norris street. fortunately the driver was not seriously

we are going to keep coming back, fighting to save this lan. proposed development would pave over six acres of the land they say would be better used for growing food. >> >> official start of the sailing season on the bay. >> god bless you sailors, amen. >> minister and rabbi blessed dozens of boats on the bay. it was part of the day's festivities for opening day on the bay. the core runnian yacht club has been blessing it on opening day for the last 52 years. >> it's something we are very proud of. it show cases our yacht club. how we feel about being on the water. that's really what it's all about. >> the blessing vessel the clergy were on has an interesting history of its own. it was commissioned by a former u.s. secretary of navy back in 1922. >> after the blessing of the boats, more than 100 boats paraded in san francisco. spectators lined the field to watch the fire boats, sailboats and the classic yachts sail on by. >> >> a new report shows national parks in marine county has a major affect on the local economy. national parks generated

we have a couple of lan off. squeezing for get by.orthbound 101 at the stick so we have problems. not the friday light we hoped for. >> a call to the public from hayward police looking for help to track a killer after a 22-year-old man was shot to death and police are scrambling to figure out a motive. matt keller is in hayward with the developing story. >>> the hayward police department have a murder investigation and so far no word open arrests. police responded to the 500 block of jefferson street at 9:45 after a report of a shooting and a man on the ground. he had a gunshot wound to the chest. the map died at the scene. he was identified at 22-year-old hayward man. detectives are still investigating and not said anything about a motive. if you have any information on the case call the hayward lived. >> san francisco police are trying to identify the suspect if a vicious unprovoked attack on a homeless man. surveillance video shows the man hitting the victim over the head with a mostal pipe -- a pipe and calmly walking away. our re

the closest european lan they're trying to get to is the tiny italian island of lampadusa. it's seen hundreds of thousands risk that i lives to set foot on that tiny island as a way of getting themselves into europe. well, that human struggle produced maybe the deadliest single incident of human smuggling. nobody knows exactly how many hundreds were crammed onto a fishing vessel that rolled over and sunk about 120 miles from lampedusa, but it's feared that there's 700 to 900 people who have died. a commercial ship said the rollover might have been caused when people on deck all ran to one side to try to signal for the passing commercial vessel that they needed help. when all of those people moved to one side and all of that weight shifted that reportedly is when the boat went over. so far only a couple dozen people have been found alive, and a couple dozen bodies. the italian coast guard and every ship in the region has been called in to try to help find any survivors. that just overwhelming search and rescue was under way starting saturday night, the italian coast guard an

. >> students in the italian city ma lan have been on the streets making their thoughts known about a upcoming expo there. a rather large exhibition, and they say the money spent on it should go to economic growth and jobs instead of what they say is an expensive vanity project. organizers have been arguing the event could make more than half a billion dollars. dozens of tax workers in the capitol have protesting outside the finance minister about low wages. greece is entering a new round of talks to talk about retomorrows it hopes which will unlock vitally needed bail out funds. greece faces more than $1.1 billion in debt refunds. in around about two weeks time. all of those talks between greece and the your pen creditors have gone on for months public entities are being asked to help keep the government afloat. >> it is not every greece village that get it's own field. the three time mayor has managing it so well it has $17 million in the bank. so despite the fact that subsidies fell, they still feed their neediest cob stipwents. now the government is forcing them to lend it's savin

so it's intensely occupied lan narratore bestlaceo expand was farther down ithe delta.the metropolis is overtaking some of china's most fertile soil. the area is called pudong, and it's separated from the rest of shanghai by a natural barrier. the mighty chang jiang forms shanghai's northern boundary. but a smaller river, the huang pu divides the old city to the st from pudong in the east. on one bank, the bunrepresents shanghai's colonial past. on the other, the chinese are building shanghai's future symbolized by the orntalpel radio d tvower visible here from space via the powerful ikonos satellite. chinese and foreigners alike now look across the river and see new power and new money. walcott: in pudong itself you have lu xia hue, which is the financial district, as if you could... re-created manhattan in five years. it's an enormous forest of steel and glass skyscrapers that was erected with a bamboo forest of scaffolding and a hu amount of construction cranes. it's set up to be like a suburban western setting with lots of greenery, compared to shanghai. narrator: p

farmers are angry at a proposed law to allow to make it easier for businesses to buy farm lan. farmland. >> line it's the sidewalk around hong kong's government headquarters is a handful of tents. the site of last year's sit in looks more like a camp site with a small group of diehard protesters embodying the pro democracy campaign. >> we have to persist and we believe we will soon reach success. >> the number of tents is growing. a library has been recreated. >> some are even building seating in the hope that more students will return. but it's inside the government building with the where the future of hong kong's elections will be formed. >> standing firm on beijing's decision to screen those candidates who stand for chief executive. >> the work and the political reform resolution is riverside to follow the basic law and the relevant interpretation and decision of the national people of congress standing committee. >> it's that ruling that triggered last year's straight occupation in central hong kong. pro-democracy lawmakers are demanding the right to freely elect the candi

a military specialist says that japan continues to claim sovereignty over the eye lans. >> well, to atain extend they are not saying anything knew either are the japanese. they still claim the islands, and that's not necessarily incompatible with a peace-loving stance. what they are saying is that these belong to us of course they don't have possession of the dokto islands, but they are not going to use violence in order to take any kind of possessions that they claim, nor are they using the threat of violence in order to keep the territories that they already have. basically what they are talking about is trying to advance this idea of normalization a power that is prepared to defend its interest. >>> the turkish president visits iran to strengthen trade and cultural ties. >>> and we go on patrol in thailand. >>> and the brooklyn nets give big boosts to their playoff hopes, and i will be here with all of the details. ♪ >> protestors are gathering... >> there's an air of tension right now... >> the crowd chanting for democracy... >> this is another significant development... >> we hav

tremors caused avenue lan chs on nearby mount ef rest where buildings once stood looking for survivors. cnn's india bureau chief says they are facing difficult conditions. >> infrastructure tends to be very, very weak. roads aren't as wide, this isn't as robust a police system, the healthcare system. non-of these -- none of these systems are what you would imagine them to be in the west. >> cat man due's population is more than a million. emergency workers treated people in the streets. nightfall only made conditions worse. >> it is nightfall now. it is also raining. it is extremely difficult to reach people who may still be trapped. >> thousands of people will be spending the night outside for fear of more buildings collapsing. >> the airport has been closed, so really it is all hands-on deck out there. >> aid agencies say the humanitarian crisis is intense. they will need food, clothing and hell ter in the coming days. >> the u.s. is sending disaster response team and $1 million in aid to the him lay even nation. google is also pledging $1 million to the kwak response. >>> just hours

what troubles them is he does knotted have a history of fill lan fee. they write a letter to bill clinton and they say we have reason to believe the huge donation of the clinton foundation was made on behalf of the ethiopian government. >> when hillary clinton becomes secretary of state one of the things she has to do is certify ethiopia on human rights. they p granted them a waiver which allowed them to continue u.s. assistance even though they weren't complying with law. >> he told us he does not give media interviews instead he sent us a fact sheet of all of the support she has given to the awareness. >> these are a few of the many stories he documents in his book. >> bill clinton's average speaking fee is somewhere around 175 to 200,000 over the years. the problem is once hilly becomes secretary of state in 2009 the number of big paydays where he gets paid half a million dollars or more to give a speech one speech overseas increases dramatically. wow. sweet new subaru, huh mitch? yep. you're selling the mitchmobile!? man, we had a lot of good times

we are waiting the new's conference in mi lan switzerland. >> also robert durst appearing before the judge on weapon's charges. a live report from the courthouse, next. are taking charge of their type 2 diabetes... ...with non-insulin victoza. for a while, i took a pill to lower my blood sugar but it didn't get me to my goal. so i asked my doctor about victoza. he said victoza works differently than pills and comes in a pen. victoza is proven to lower blood sugar and a1c. it's taken once a day, any time. and the needle is thin. victoza is not for weight loss but it may help you lose some weight. victoza is an injectable prescription medicine that may improve blood sugar in adults with type 2 diabetes when used with diet and exercise. it is not recommended as the first medication to treat diabetes and should not be used in people with type 1 diabetes or diabetic ketoacidosis. victoza has not been studied with mealtime insulin. victoza is not insulin. do not take victoza if you have a personal or family history of medullary thyroid cancer multiple endocrine neoplasia syndrome type 2, o

. >> so, ryan twhab is a good thing that it's a completely different story lan that night. i think that on the first night when we were here during the massive looting and rioting that happened, city officials and state officials, they were big grilled by residents and by the media. people wanted their questions answers. they have gotten their acts together and they are dealing with this properly. >> there was a lot of leadership that we have seen some community leaders and local leaders and from the congressman himself. standing out here with the bull horn, talking with people, having one-on-one conversations, asking the cameramen to move away so he could talk to people on the side, addressing young people telling them, yes, i hear your frustration, but this is not the way to do it. there is something that we watched in realtime. such a different story to watch them to respond to him and to decide to leave this area. it's one of those things that if you think about the locking of the arms and now this moment standing in the middle of the street, the police stepped back and

investigating whether or not it was importing wood products illegally, which the lacy law prohibits, including lan nate wood products with too much formaldehyde which is carcinogen. what the company is saying we're under investigation for importing tainted wood products that could hurt americans. that is a very serious issue. gerri: we've been covering this for some time and reality we don't really know, have independent verification whether that is actually true or not. there are lots of allegations. it looks clear there were issues with the california regs which are super high. but we don't really know the details here. we're waiting to find them. tell me this if the charges are filed, what kind of a blow will this be to the company? >> it is devastating. first of all a company facing criminal charges will do everything it can to avoid that. one of the things it can do is try to give up individuals to the government and say, here are the people that are responsible for doing something that was inappropriate. go prosecute them and leave us alone. but for a public company like this one, to be pros

. >>> if you lan to do some shopping in georgetown this weekend or get a look at the cherry blossoms you can expect a little more breathing room. georgetown business improvement district tells wtop radio it's going to widen the sidewalks along m street this weekend. portable fencing will give pedestrians about eight more feet of space from tomorrow night at 6:30 through 5:00 on sunday. >>> to some severe weather in the midwest. rain and wind downed trees and destroyed roofs in missouri. here's a look at some of the damage done to the buildings. school buildings were closed today due to all the damage and power outages and widespread. unusual weather in kansas was taught caught on tape pap tornado quickly formed in the middle of the field falling right out of the clouds. if you look carefully, you can see the rainbow there. photographer also reported hail and sideways rain at that location. no reports of damage from that storm. >> it sounds like some of us will see storms coming up tomorrow. >> that severe weather we were talking about in kansas, that's a cold front that will be movin

in 1865 she put a knife, bandages plan day, a salve she had made from laudanum and lan know line, matches and smelling salts in her own kit. she wanted those kits to be handy and she wanted them to be portable. she took one with her to andersonville and required them for staff during the years she headed the red cross. later, she named them first aid kits. army men, of course, ininitially rejected these notions. some of the suggestions, the idea of dparpd earning stores before bat began, for example, also been proposed in the first geneva convention, though barton had not heard of it in 1865 and recalled that the u.s. had declined to agree to that convention. the army said it didn't have time or space to collect supplies. they wanted to discourage volunteers, not train them. they thought any treatment even an urgent situations, ought to be handled by the surgeons. today, of course the military has embraced all of barton's ideas but they only adopted them after they suffered dreadful and unnecessary casualties in the spanish american and first world wars. 1865 barton shared her thoughts wi

. >> reporter: michael owe han lan is a homeland security expert with the brookings institution.e has a different point of view. >> this is not something that you just sort of pooh-pooh away and say well, we didn't quite have enough advanced notice or we should have listened to the guys in tampa anymore. no, this is a gap that needs to be fixed. >> reporter: and the faa is investigating this gyrocopter case. wendy, back to you. >> pat collins. >>> only on 4, a first look at the changes that are coming to white house security. two immediate changes were approved today by one of the agencies that oversees the white house fence. the news4 i-team scott macfarlane broke the story and shows us when these upgrades will be in place. >> reporter: the first set of changes could come in the coming weeks. they're going to bolt on new steel spikes atop the current white house fence. other bigger changes come later. here is a close-up look at the spikes, images obtained by the news4 i-team. you can see the sharp pieces of black metal designed to make it more difficult to climb the fence. in th

in 1865 she put a knife, bandages plan day, a salve she had made from laudanum and lan know line, matches and smelling salts in her own kit. she wanted those kits to be handy and she wanted them to be portable. she took one with her to andersonville and required them for staff during the years she headed the red cross. later, she named them first aid kits. army men, of course, ininitially rejected these notions. some of the suggestions, the idea of dparpd earning stores before bat began, for example, also been proposed in the first geneva convention, though barton had not heard of it in 1865 and recalled that the u.s. had declined to agree to that convention. the army said it didn't have time or space to collect supplies. they wanted to discourage volunteers, not train them. they thought any treatment even an urgent situations, ought to be handled by the surgeons. today, of course the military has embraced all of barton's ideas but they only adopted them after they suffered dreadful and unnecessary casualties in the spanish american and first world wars. 1865 barton shared her thoughts wi