leaked to wiki leaks, which published it. the new york times wrote an article about this in 2010, which is very short because nobody knew who this group was in a talked about this weird, small transparency group had been decreed as an enemy of the state by the pentagon and had plotted to destroy it. i remember reading this article thinking that any group that the pentagon had declared an enemy of the state in secret was a group that merited a lot more attention and probably a lot of support. i did a bunch of research and found out wiki leaks had brought transparency in all sorts of important ways to other parts of the world, africa, berlin, exposing the secrets of corporations and the government's. i talked about the promise that i thought wiki leaks held for exposing the worlds most powerful factions in bringing liked what they were doing. i interviewed the group's founder and publish the audio tape of the interview. at the end of the article, i incurred people to donate money to the organization because i knew they were sit

he'll be prosecuted not for leaking, but for receiving a leak and being complicit.r was chelsea manning. that means you are not well advised if your reporter - talking to anybody with access to national security. >> you buy the report, the ranking of 49th in the world of fresh freedom, putting united states in a position where it's less free than el salvador and niger. it's a low ranking. >> obama has been terrible for the press. he's number one. he's deep six... >> let's talk about the shield law. a lot of states have it. there's no federal shield law. if you are a reporter in federal >>. >> the implication is that you are protected. if you want to protect the course. you say i have the shield law, shielding me from being asked about my source. fine, there's a law there. a lot of states have. the united states doesn't have it. there was a law by the house. guess who deep six. >> president obama. >> why? >> it's hard to know. i think that basically it's in the hands of national security. he put an exception in the bill making national security reporting not covered

does the administration have a double standard on leaking classified information? we will speak to jesselyn raddack of the government accountability project. then to the mysterious death of miriam carey. >> why was my sister shot and killed with her one-year-old daughter in the car and she was unarmed? why? my mother deserves to know why. amy: you may remember the story in october of 2013, miriam carey drove to washington, d.c. from connecticut with her infant daughter. she made a u-turn at a white hosue checkpoint. after a short car chase, she was killed after being shot 26 times by secret service and capitol police. was the use of force justified? news accounts initially claimed she rammed white house and capitol barriers. but that turned out to be false. we will speak to her sister, the family's lawyer, and a "washington post" reporter who has attempted to uncover what happened. all that and more, coming up. welcome to democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. voting is underway in israel where prime minister benjamin netanyahu

and leaked information on electronic surveillance, his leaks revealed the extent of u.s.ernment spying on american communication. ironically he net to russia to avoid arrest and prison time. there's talk that he's ready to come back and take his chances. rory challands in moscow. >> the man who has been edward snowden's lawyer pretty. since he arrived in russia launched his book on tuesday. at the book launch he made interesting comments about what seems to be going on now behind the screens, legal discussion that is would potentially lead to edward snowden's return back to the united states. let's listen to what he had to say. >> of course, i won't keep the secrets that he is considering it and wants to return home. her doing everything possible to self-the issue. >> it's pretty much inconceivable that if edward snowden would go to the united states that he wouldn't be put on trial. he's been a fugitive of justice from two years. >>> the debate about leaks on national security were not knew. before edward snowden was painted as the enemy, there was another. a man that ni

remember this is not the first leak. there has been several leaks, you know by the top echelon of the security forces. all these leaks provide a catch behind the scenes the fierce power struggle that took place in the last few months of mohamed mursi, between the security service, and the deep state in egypt. and the president and the attempts to undermine his presidency and create a critical mass public opinion, opposition public opinion. >> given all of that does this put the 2013 coup in a different light. the narrative before was that this tamerod movement was a grassroots civilian led movement that rose up against president mohamed mursi. so the suggestion now that they were getting financial help from the army - does that put a different spin on things? >> well you know first of all, how do you establish the voracity of this lek? the egyptian authorities denied all the leaks. they are blaming the muslim brotherhood for basically manufacturing the leaks. but they had multiple leaks, and the question is you have to e

. >> gas leaks leveled buildings. >> it was the biggest explosion i had ever seen. >> gas stations erupt into infernoes. and rescue workers put it all on the line. >> it was the closest call i've had. >> dire circumstances. >> i'm thinking there's no way somebody's going to live through that. >> disaster, heroism, survival. >> i can't believe i'm alive. >> you won't believe your eyes. >> boom! it went up. >>> hello. i'm contessa brewer. welcome to "caught on camera." dangerous materials are used every day, usually without incident, because safeguards are in place to minimize risks. but natural disasters and man-made accidents happen all too frequently, and when highly flammable materials are involved, an emergency situation can become a fireball. may 15th, 2009. firefighters in texas are battling a blaze at a tank facility that stores oil, gas and sea water. just when they think they have the fire under control, a flare erupts from the tank on the right. it's not a good sign. and in a matter of seconds, the tank launches into the air like a rocket. >> everything went bright. the heat was

we have a section of the tank which is leaking and we estimated 400 gallons have leaked out. it appears there's a truck on the scene. is it being offloaded right now? >> the hazmat crews initially worked to contain the spill that was leaking out. they were able to patch a hole in the side of the tank. they're starting that process to offload that truck before they can upright it. another portion of the tank is leaking on the bottom side of the truck. it's a very small leak and hazmat crews are not able to patch that because of its location. >> what do we know about the driver? injured? grt driver received-- >> the driver received very minor injuries and will not be transported to the hospital. >> we have sky 9 flying over the scene providing the live pictures. what do you estimate this will take to get it uprighted and out of the way? >> it will probably take a few hours to get everything off and bring in the heavy equipment needed to upright the truck. and then additional cleanup may have to take place after that. >> and it is our understanding that this is i-95 south not fa

operations that had been leaked. this would certainly exacerbate relations. kissinger felt this was a military and not a political operation. operational security had to take precedence, i think it was as simple as that. nobody i recall ever thought it would precipitate the kind of reaction not only in congress but in the public at large. as a result i think that the president's advisers, domestic advisers from the stories i had heard, they had really panicked. particularly after can state. and they convinced the president that he had to end the incursion to where the objectives were basically. that was kissinger's view. there was great frustration that having taken the heat they pull back before the real benefits were achieved. there is no question the firestorm that was arrested, i will never forget that the white house at the time had to surround it with buses. bumper to bumper buses that protect the white house from all of the demonstrators. all of us had to dress like we were part of the demonstrators to get in.

. >> the transcript was leaked way too early in the investigation. >> reporter: the leaked transcript criticized by voyeurism captures the steps 27-year-old andreas lubitz took to kill all 150 on board. around 10:00 a.m. the plane takes off from barcelona. the captain then tells lubitz he didn't go to the bathroom in barcelona and lubitz replays "go any time."

but i think what's really significant about this is where the leak came from. really are only two opportunities here. the first is the bea, that's the french organization. now, they are, i think, probably more unlikely to. they're closely held. the second is the prosecutor's office somebody who heard it via the prosecutor's office. you remember wolf it was the original leak to "the new york times" which was described as coming from a senior military official. which we now believe to be a senior french military official. if i was a betting man, i would sort of lean more to the prosecutor side and those who heard it there. but even so it's not surprising that the pilot's union in france has now sued over these leaks. it shouldn't have happened. >> mary ellen, there's no evidence yet of what the co-pilot's motivation is but there is a report as you know from his ex-girlfriend that he once said and i'm quoting, one day i'll do something that will change the system and then everyone will know my name. do you think investigators will find something that indicates why

truck was leaking. hazmat crews were able to patch the hole to slow the leak and are working to retain the runoff. >> reporter: was anyone injured? >> we evaluated two patients but both of those will not result in a transport. everything was mine injuries. >> reporter: the drivek is okay? is there any danger to the community as a result of this spill? >> not at this time. we h eva out. this product is a combustible product so it's not near as volatile as gasoline would be. >> reporter: how long before it's all cleaned up? >> the clean up will extend for days on some of it but in terms of opening the roadway it's gomez with the prince georges county fire department. again, we're looking down here at this tanker that tipped over on 95 south of 198. it had biodiesel fuel. there was leakage on to 95. they are trying to clean that . they brought in another tanker to siphon off the rest of the fuel that was inside. they say there were two people with minor injuries. no one has to be transported, but it could

gas line leak. >> reporter: as it turns out, the leak was only a threat to about a dozen nearby homes which remain without gas service at this hour. the complete shut hour was two hours after the digging occurred. a third-party construction crew apparently dug into a high pressure four-inch gas line that the crew should have known was there. dig-ins are the most common cause of gas leaks. most often crews ignore the color street markings or in a more unlikely event the line was mismarked. the incident is now over. people are rushing to their -- returning to their homes. we'll keep following up. tom vacar, fox 2 news. >> thank you for the update. >>> the family of jahi mcmath is expected to formally file a lawsuit over the botched tonsil surgery that left the teen on life support. the family is suing ucsf hospital of oakland and the surgeon involved. the suit claims the girl bled for hours after surgery in december of 2013 and that nurses ignored the family's call for a doctor. she then suffered a heart attack and was later declared brain dead. her family never accepted that and has mo

the last time i was here with you i was telling you about the customer leak notification program that we're planning to roll out this spring. we'll use our automated water meeting data to identify our customers that have continuous consumption that means their use never goes to zero during the middle of the night and indicating a water fixture that is on whether it's a leaking toilet or break in the irrigation service and we'll be able to determine where those customers are and send a postcard to their billing addresses identifying that there may be a potential leak and planning to send the postcards out the first week of april and this is a pilot program we'll be monitoring these notifications in getting the leaks fixed and be able to track all of the customers we sent the notification to and see if it the leak actually got fixed. in summary, actually i think actually i'm sorry i think that what you have actually also shows that the new adds that we put forward and the hotel customers. can you switch this on? oh, it was on. so there's just two adds that i included in your presentatio

why these leaks come to the surface right now. and at this points in time.ady known for quite a while that the uae was a very important player in propping up the egyptian economy ever since the take over by the military and subsequent election of jenny to the presidency. the interesting questions now are, of course, who leaked it and with which objectives. if we look a little bit at the context, there are still parliamentary elections that need to take place in egypt. and they are due to take place this month although last week it appeared that because of a court ruling they might have to be postponed. so it's quite possible that certain political players in egypt have an interest in making this kind of news coming in to the open right now to embarrass the government. >>> the leaders of russia, ukraine, france, and germany have held a telephone conversation on the ongoing crisis in eastern ukraine. both ukraine and the rebels say they are acting in line with the deal made in minute of course last month. but the u.s. says pro-russia separatists have only with

it is part of a series of leaks that implicate the united arab emirates.a senior lecturer in the study of islam said political players could leak the conversation that could embarrass the government. what makes it interesting, is of course, the timing why it comes, the needs, to the surface right now at this point in time. it was known for a while that it was an important player in propping up the egyptian economy since the takeover by the military and action of abdul fatah al-sisi through the presidency. the interesting questions now are, of course who leaked it, and which objectives. if we look a little at the context. there are still parliamentary elections that need to take place in egypt, and they are due to take place this month, although last week it appeared because of a moving they might have to be postponed. it's possible that certain political players in egypt have an interest in making this into the open right, to embarrass the government. >> still to come on al jazeera, how a european ban on a kenyan farm is expecting the livelihood of farmers

suspect rick gallego's pool is leaking.ut his water bills haven't gone up so he said it can't be. >> my meter isn't moving. so it's not from my domestic water system. >> this is a lot of water. >> reporter: and a pool leak would not explain why neighbors above rick's house are also seeing leaks. the challenge now is finding the broken pipe. until then, precious water keeps going down the drain! >> when you hear the repeat repeat repeat save water save water then you live next door and you hear gurgle gurgle gurgle you sort of go what's wrong with this picture? >> reporter: east bay m.u.d. says it's hard to calculate how many gallons have been wasted in the last five months but they say this is a good sized leak. >> in a water needs to be conserved not sent running down the drain out there. >> reporter: yeah. rick didn't contact east bay m.u.d. until recently bought he us that it was his neighbor's broken pipe and it would be fixed by now, he thought. it hasn't been fixed. east bay m.u.d. inspectors mud will come back tomorr

the transcript should they have been leaked?-pilot was treated with these anti psychotic drugs. what does that tell us about his mental health and whether he was fit to fly? >>> breaking now. a window into the flight of the co-pilot of flight 9525. german prosecutors say lubitz was suicidal several years ago. cnn has learned he was recently diagnosed with having psycho-somatic vision problems which had a doctor declare him unfit for work on the day of the crash. investigators aren't disputeing a new account of the final minutes before the plane went down. some are furious about the leak of the information. let's go to will ripley live in dusseldorf germany. what are you learning will? >> reporter: this is the german tabloid that put this out over the weekend. very upsetting information for the families of the people on board because it essentially details the final minutes of their lives. sadly, we learned that these final minutes included a lot of terror for people in the back of the plane. passengers were first heard screaming

. >> there was some reporting of a fuel leaking -- yes, there was report of a fuel leak but it's not clear -- >> thanks for correcting me. >> that's all right. the reason i'm hesitating is because there were some tweets suggesting that the pilot had reported prior to the landing that he was leaking fuel. now, i got to tell you, i'm really skeptical about that. we'll how that plays out but we do understand there may have been fuel leaking after the incident which would not be unexpected given the fact that the plane as you can see -- you've got people coming off the end -- first of all, it's experienced a very physically stressful event for the aircraft and people coming off of the wing. if john cox is still there, i was curious because john has flown into and out of laguardia as a captain for u.s. airways and we're fortunate to have the benefit of his experience, but john are there in fact arrester beds at the end of the runways, runway 13? >> also 13 there is -- as i remember there is an e mass system that would help if it went off the end and helped slow the airplane down. i'm uncl

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the interesting questions now are, of course, who leaked it and with which objectives.a little bit at the context, there are still parliamentary elections that need to take place in egypt. and they are due to take place this month although last week it appeared that because of a court ruling they might have to be postponed. so it's quite possible that certain political players in egypt have to have an interest in making this kind of news coming in to the open right now to embarrass the government. >>> india's foreign secretary is in islambad for would days of talks with his pakistani counterpart. it's their first meeting since india called off talks laugh year which were aimed at easing tensions between the nuclear rivals. in a moment we'll hear from faiz but first let's go to kamal hide tore tell us more. >> reporter: the. [ inaudible ] version r*elgss some dip today an all time low. even though it's connected to promoting connectivity at this as a well as trade within the regional states. fax stan will be asking india to talk about the contentious issues such as the.

. >> a leaked sex tape featuring two stars. >> of the real housewives of orange county. >> here to explain, if they can keep their clothes on long enough. >> at 23 years old, an expert. he right now is in the french alps. this happened a little while back. the video posted a few weeks ago. >> this is exhilarating. it looks terrifying and exhilarating all at once. it's so cool to see him land and then fly off. doesn't seem like it should be possible. >> like low gravity almost. if you're running down a mountain on mars, like, whoo hoo, a big jump. >> but watch his move right about here. >> do you see that? >> james bond escape. >> yes, he business to be wiped out by an avalanche and he expertly picks up the wing the canopy takes him up into the sky, and he saves his life. >> he flies over the avalanche. the avalanche just -- >> yeah. >> watch this angle from behind him. >> that's a perfect da da da james bond escape. >> after that too, you get a bird's-eye view of the rest of the avalanche going down the mountain. you can just sit there and be like, whoo hoo! >> general thuggery around at w

similar leaks anything in this one that stuck out for you?i think it is a weekly occurrence, and almost, and what we see is really something of a difference. we know how they effect the politics of the region, and the locals. they have done some work on and how they impact the regional politics but this is just beyond any theories. this is what we saw admitting on tape, to fraud, to regional patrons to creating and embezzling money we saw giving directives and instructions to media talk show hosts. we heard the prosecutor general staking instructions from generals, and also instructions given to judges but now we are seeing something the regional impact of which is mainly a spoiler plan for the u.n. backed peace efforts in libya more or less the decision chose to back one side, and take down what was in libya and financed by the u.a.e. and the in the middle of this, you have figures that are a wanted internationally has a warrant against him for alleged crimes against humanity. and a figure that declared publicly support for isis on local egy

it's leaking everywhere.needs to be replaced now. >> now, since we first started our reporting pgw has been out to his street several times. they say the gas main on gray's ferry avenue will be one of the next to be replaced and they say it could happen as soon as april. for the investigators, i'm mitch blacher, "nbc10 news." >>> six former philadelphia narcotics officers accused of robbing and beating drug dealers lose a bid to delay their trial. jury selection began today. thomas, brian reynolds michael speser betts and norman are all accused of robbing drug dealers and making threats. all six have pleaded not guilty. opening statements are expected the at the end of the month. >>> those protesting for better pay and better working conditions outside a philadelphia mcdonald's today. >> we can't survive on $7.25. >> nbc10 at the mcdonald's add north broad and gerard on north temple's campus. it's part of an ongoing campus for workers to earn $10.50 an hour as well as unionization. >> anything less will is be

however, that leak was stopped. confirmation from certain passengers on board that they did smell a fuel leak. we do know that the chutes didn't deploy. that's why we're seeing the passengers on the left-hand side of your screen deplane off of the wing. they had about 50 staffers from the airport, that is people in response to this plane crash or skidding off the runway within minutes there to help those passengers. 127 get off. there are five crew members, 131 people on board. but we know there were 24 non-life threatening juice,injuries, three of whom were transported to it the hospital. anthony, what stands out to you from the information that we just learned there about exactly where on this runway runway 13 that they seem to have lost control? >> well the information that we're developing and some information i've developed between takes now is shaping up to help us understand how this accident occurred. runway 13 was being used at the time this accident happened. there was a quartering left tail wind a rear le

the left side of the plane and try to contain that leak.ble to do it but as much as a thousand gallons may have leaked out with all of the snow that has fallen that may help -- it has topped snowing now but they will have to clean all of that up. pilots given us a different take of the runways throughout the day. one pilot landed a smaller plane two hours before that delta flight saying that it was very very slick and not great conditions. a pilot who landed 15 minutes before saying it wasn't bad, it wasn't great, but it wasn't bad and he was able to get traction and land. obviously, port authority saying just minutes before pilots reporting that they were okay conditions so rapidly changing conditions here throughout the day with the cold and the amount of snow. >> miguel marmarques, you're doing a great job. >>> to boston. emotional testimony in the boston marathon bombing trial and the witnesses stories continue to grip the courtroom. we are hearing heart wrenching depictions of that deadly day in 2013 from surprises. part of the evidenc

. >> you said leaking fuel. >> yes. >> the plane stopping just inches short of the freezing bay. >>> plus dramatic moments in the boston bombing trial. good morning, everyone. they say he had no other choice. a statement from harrison ford's pr team confirms the actor's world war vintage training plane had engine trouble. this forced him to make an emergency landing on a golf course. >> engine failure. immediate return. >> engine trouble. that was ford's voice right there as amateur video here shows the plane moments before the crash. sources well nbc news this morning ford is doing okay and will make a full recovery but he needed surgery for multiple injuries including with sources described as a nasty gash to the head and a broken arm but his son tweeted last night at the hospital. dad is okay. battered by okay. he is every bit the man you would think he is. he is an incredibly strong man. witnesses later described what they saw. >> we looked up. it was really cool looking plane and at that exact moment the engine sputtered. >> i took notice of the sound and i was watching and he k

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the decision that has led to hundreds of leaks on the new eastern span. mornings on 2 continues. >>> good morning. we are live in san francisco right now. this is northbound highway 101. traffic is starting to flow again as you can see but lanes were blocked. right near the interstate 280 connector after a big rig leaked fuel on to the road. brian flores will have more on traffic in just a minute. >> but for us it will give us a lot of cloud cover here. mostly cloudy. maybe some rain but not much has popped up yet. it's getting close. it looks like the problem is -- a lot of this will stay off the coast. you can see right there. some of this may swing in. we'll have a cloudy to mostly cloudy. 30s and 40s and 50s. no reports yet of anything measurable. doesn't mean it couldn't pop up in any minute. the low will track along the coast and head toward central and southern california and give them more precipitation as well. mostly cloudy and cooler with showers today. breezy at times. not too bad. upper 50s and low to mid 60s. a lot of cloud cover. it looks w

this involved a big rig that was leaking fuel this morning. for a time they had to close all the lanes to not only clean up the fuel but also get the big rig out of the way. last we heard from chp they were able to do that which is good news and it looks like traffic is moving slowly but surely. 101 northbound near the 280 connector. let's take a look at the south bay commute. 280 in san jose things are look great. no major problems out there. it is a sea of green, that is good news in the traffic world. and finally taking a look at 880 this morning past the oakland coliseum and oracle arena where our warriors play basketball. they are doing great by the way. traffic looking great in both directions. 5:14. steve is here and there is snow in the hills. >> up in the big hills. >> yeah. >> yes. that is correct. 1-2 feet over the weekend. that was good. the system on saturday if you were about from san francisco and then along pacifica down to santa cruz and san jose you had pretty good rain. mostly sunny but the sierra had 1-2 feet of snow. centr

and fix leaking toilets. that is the most common source of indoor water waste. the stores are providing free tablets you put in the toilet. if the water turns blue you have a leak. the stores hold leak detection work shops so you can fix the problem. >> we need all the water we can get because we are not getting it from mother nature. >> we are not going to get any other than a stray shower today. that is the best we can do. as far as temperatures we have mid-to-upper 50s through most of san francisco and if you wake up at west portal it is 55 degrees and same in downtown. or through the ferry building and glen park is 60 and the mission is 57. sunny side is 56 and we look at a everyone else to see how you are doing. everyone is in the low-to-mid 50s from santa clara at 50 to 52 at palo alto and an exception at pittsburg at 59 and tracy at 57 and richmond is 58 degrees. the lack of winds on the roof camera will pick up this afternoon but the winds in the upper part of the manufacture will keep us mild and clo

that truck is compartmentalized and they know there is a leak in one of the compartments and they don't know if there's any problem on the inside so they want to get it completed emptied out. that's a process that we're told could take a couple of hours. few vehicles involved in this -- in this mess but two people were evaluated for minor injuries. they were not transported so we can really say that this is lucky with regard to injuries. there are no serious injuries out here right now. but this is going to be a problem for a long time. this particular material this biodiesel is what they describe as combustible. it's not explosive which means that it's not volatile. they don't have a risk of fire breaking out or anything like that. but it is extremely slippery on the roadway so the challenge now is getting all of that cleaned up and this the meantime traffic is going to be a mess. that's the scene out here in laurel. brad bell, abc 7 news. back to you. >> our team coverage continues rig now with diane cho also live near the scene. what are you seeing, diane? >> well, as you can imagine

that it's in the control of the customer to eliminate that leak. i've talked to about our leak notification project and pilot project that we intend to start next month, so we should be well in compliance with that. and then there's some additional reporting requirements on compliance and enforcement. so in summary, precipitation is running below median and the snow pack is deteriorating. the 10 percent system water wide use reduction needs to continue which means delivering maintaining delivery of 209 over the year and then nid-april we will be completing our final estimate of water supply to our customers. any questions? >> thank you very much. you know you are supposed to be delivering better news. >> i know, i know. >> i know, i know. >> that concludes my report. >> thank you. next item. >> would you like to call for public comment? >> oh, thank you. public comment? >> good afternoon, commissioners, eric brooks, san francisco green party local grass roots organization our city. and san francisco clean energy advocates. just getting up to note t

he talks about handing over the pentagon papers to the new york times, the fall out of the leak and his arrest and trial which spanned from june 1971-may, 1973. the richard nixon presidential library conducted this interview as part of a project to document the 37th president's administration. this portion is about 50 minutes. >> on labor day weekend after their unsuccessful operation in the break and go back to washington via new york. they stay at the pair -- i believe -- no, what was the hotel that kennedy was famous for going into? i associated with kennedy all the time. what's the one -- the plaza. the one that the little girl -- remember? >> metal line. -- madeiline. >> they stayed at this hotel. a very fine hotel for them to stay in. that weekend, i think on a sunday, the office of senator goodale is broken into. my memory is not perfect on all the names but i believe the name of goodell's assistant was andrew pair -- pierre and he told me there is no question there was a burglary that weekend in his office. my former wife -- this gets complicated -- had told the fbi in 1969 that

managers in australia felt the leak was not serious enough to alert leaders. you can't really have identity test with president obama. are you going to show up and say i'm barack obama? >>> fighting back on the indiana's news law. companies are fighting to take their business elsewhere. that's next. >>> the governor of indiana claims the new religious freedom law is misunderstood. critics of the measure claim it will allow businesses to turn away customers on religious grounds. it is taking a backlash. let's get more from shasta darlington. >> reporter: governor mike pence is on the offensive of the protests and boycotts. it will allow businesses to turn away gay and lesbian customers on religious grounds. on "abc this week" pence blames the media. >> a tremendous amount of misinformation and misunderstanding around this bill. i'm just determined and i appreciate the time on your program. i'm determined to clarify this. >> reporter: the law has come under fire from business. ceos from apple to yelp lashing out and angie's list is cancelling an expansion there.

it says that one in four bay area toilets have leaks and the worst leaks can waste 200 gallons of water a day. here's the latest indication about the importance of saving water. the top water scientist has a dire prediction. he wrote california only has about a year's worth of water in storage. and he says the time to do something about it is now. >>> tomorrow the state water board will vote on mandatory water restrictions. up until tow conservation will be -- now conservation has been voluntary. they come with a fine of $500 for each violation and one rule forces hotels to offer guests the option not to have towels and bed shoots wash -- sheets washed daily. >> we're from the central valley in the heart of farming and yeah every little bit helps. >> i always fallow the law. in this case reluctantly. yes. >> the new rules limit outdoor watering to no more than two days a week and restaurants only serve water when customers ask for it. if they pass they will be in effect next month. >>> as for what the week holds, meteorologically. >> just crazy this weekend. i was forecasting record war

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okay, i just heard back, he's leaking fuel on the left side.hey said, yes, we understand fire officials have now broken down into three teams. one to deal specifically with that fuel leak. the other team to deal with the hydrants. this area is so far away from where the hydrants are on the airport property, it is very difficult to get water and the necessary chemicals to that area in order to take care of that fuel leak and make sure the plane is fine. the third team is there to deal with the passengers. all passengers deplaned. light injuries, nothing very serious. but certainly a serious situation here. show you the american terminal where we are now. it has expanded to 20 or 30 people in line here. everything is shut down. everything diverted for now until at least 7:00 p.m. tonight. this is the priority line here. you can imagine lines across this airport, all terminals are just terrible. ashleigh? >> so many people i'm seeing from the lens on their phones possibly trying to make alternate arrangements to get wherever it is they were suppos

. >> we're not sure if any e-mails were leaked. we don't know so many things about the whole e-mail scandal. it keeps bubbling up. now we find out she used her personal blackberry. we don't know if that thing was hacked. >> eric, i don't think it's a question of whether or not she was hacked or somebody got into her e-mails or that sort of thing. it's the fact of the matter is that this is a woman who is devious, with he know that at best, you know, you go back to white water, file gate et cetera, et cetera, et cetera she has a history of this. so why should we trust her? why should the american public want to trust her? she's inventing things and, by the way, a lot of this is just totally obscure she's trying to generate enough paperwork that nobody will ever get through with it. you think that they've been five years trying to get these statements from the state department. they've been all this period of time trying to do that. you invent all of this stuff so that you can delay delay, delay. so it will never happen. >> jessica,

the fuel -- the leak was stopped.department of environmental conservation is on scene. port authority arf airport rescue and fire fighting crews applied foam and the situation's under control. there was a significant presence by the firefighters of the city of new york and we thank them for their response. yes? [ inaudible question ] >> not -- minor injuries. yes. minor injuries. [ inaudible question ] >> it was level five. we were at level five staffing full staffing today and it was snow condition five. yes? [ inaudible question ] >> the plane did not make contact with the water. that was happily that was never a risk today. i don't know. i'd be speculating. [ inaudible question ] >> pat, it was on a berm or embankment. the decision to allow planes to land which runway is used and which approach is used is up to the literally minutes before and other pilots reported good braking action. last question, yes? [ inaudible question ] >> i'm not going to address any of those questions. i think those were appropriately dir