this supplements disability and paid sick leave and other forms of paid leave. san francisco has the strongest leave in the country, there are [inaudible] to strengeen the policy. the charter amendment amends the program in 2 ways, one it, allows city works to keep 40 hours of sick time on the books when they take paid time off u. currently they must exhaust all sick time. this chaichck allows parents to address health related needs as well if they have health related needs. if there are 2 city workers in the same family each is entitled to their benefits. currently they must split the benefit. if one partner takes 4 weeks off the second gets the remaining aithd weeks time off. san francisco we are ahead of the curve. for example, it was this jan president obama announced a new sick week paid leave program for federal workers same with the sit eof boston this month that established this program in may. also 6 weirs for city employees who work frd the sate for one year. [inaudible] 8 weeks while chicago 6 week squz philadelphia 4 weeks. i was inspired to take on

my leave. i hope my co-workers will also be able to do that. >> reporter: employees who take time off are required to submit reports about their experience for other employees. >> translator: i feel relaxed about taking maternity and child care leave. >> reporter: the company's sales have jumped 50% in five years. even though more workers are taking child care leave. company officials believe employees are more engaged in their work and that customers are more trusting because the sales staff is the same. >> translator: i've realized it's possible to increase sales if everyone raises their motivation by keeping a good work/life balance. >> reporter: the company's welfare goes hand in hand with its employees' well-being. a big part of that is making sure the workers take leave to lead more fulfilling private lives. hinako fujita, nhk world, sendai. is >> that's it for business news. i'll leave you with the markets. >>> a decision by zoos and aquariums in japan to change the way they acquire dolp

leave. welfare ministry officials are giving special recognition to employers who do that. a company in northeastern japan is one of the first to qualify. nhk world's hinoko fujita has the story. >> reporter: this company sells industrial ice makers and refrigerators. all of its female employees who took maternity or child care leave in the past five years have returned to work. 40% of the male employees took child care leave when their wives gave birth. that's 20 times the national average. mayumi takahashi is raising three daughters. she is back at work after take maternity and child care leave when each was born. it's 5:00 p.m. she hands over what work she has left to colleagues when she leaves the office early. she has been promoted despite working shorter hours. >> translator: i will work hard so i can move up the ladder while raising my children. >> reporter: the company began promoting child care leave after losing a number of workers in quick succession. around ten years ago, the com

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>> look who's leaving? all the black people!ience reacts) >> larry: oh, my god. >> larry: you said that like you thought we'd be on your side. i expected to hear an "am i right" at the end of that sentence. "look who's leaving. all the black people. am i right?" well, yeah, after you say some (bleep) like that, they're going to leave. okay. look. maybe she was frustrated. i mean, she was just trying to stick up for a kid who was supposed to make his speech. and those goobers were making it almost impossible. i mean, goobers gotta goob, am i right? (cheers and applause) okay. accidental racist principal, walk me through what happened. >> when i looked left, the light, as you know, lights in the auditorium, all i saw were black people getting up and leaving. >> larry: okay, stop right there. so it was the lights. that's what confused you? so mayb people -- they were back-lit people. okay. just trying to give you the benefit of the doubt because what you said sounded a little racist. >> i didn't know "black people" was a racist ter

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to sick leave. these are issues not debated in the public arena. president obama has been speaking broadly about the need to move forward on these policies. i think it is actually a time where some of the ideas seem sad i can't remember the word, provocative they are not so provocative. the policy proposals that i make are very much in the mainstream. they are being debated more and more. more and more members of congress are interested in or supported legislation that addresses the issues that i raised. so i'm actually very hopeful we've made some strides forward. >> host: do you think we need to have a woman candidate to talk about these issues? i think more of these policies would come from democrats than republicans. they may have different approaches dealing with these but at the same time do you need a hillary clinton are there other democrats on board? >> guest: the family medical leave act was signed by president clinton and senator chris dodd was one of the late proponents. i hope it doesn'

downstairs leaving upstairs downton leaving abbey. doctor leaving who em in britain is pro secession they just can't agree on what to secede from. english this is europe. scotland divorces england. wales and ireland split off and fragment north up brea and east anglia secede. the ancient kingdoms reassert their writes, oxford and cambridge go to war. londinium seizes the bank that weird stonehenge thing comes to life and the druids start their own thing tattoo war lords clash in petty squabbles until the once and future king arthur pulls the scale a per from the skon and once again you nights all britain against the saxon horde but by ten it's time for the next world cup and no one gives a [bleep] about politics anyway. we'll be right back. hey, i'm max. and for the next several weeks you're gonna be seeing a lot of me. and don't get any funny ideas, because by, "seeing a lot of me,"... i mean i'll be giving you a lovin' reminder every single day that the new sirloin third pound burger from mcdonald's will only be here for a limited t

but there will be other civilians in sadaa who would like to leave but simply can't leave in time. >> yes under one hand we don't know if this is true because it is mentioned only on tv controlled by the houthis. we don't know if it's facts or propaganda. but also we have reports on the other hand suggesting that the houthis have prevented civilians from fleeing blocked roads and didn't let civilians leave. it is fact. if it did happen that would mean more suffering for civilian there is. we know that civilians across yemen have had enough suffering in this war and in sadaa one the city's most effected besides aden, of course, mostly destroyed by the war the civilians are in dire situation because of the lack of humanitarian relief. roads are blocked already. destruction of the infrastructure sadaa even before the war was one of the least--one of the least provided in terms of access to anything in yemen. and now the situation has worsened. so it's really a major--a major concern there for humanitarian organizations and countries who are interested this, and are concerned about the re

to sick leave. these are issues that are now being debated in the public arena. president obama has been speaking rightly about the need to move forward on these policies. so i think it's actually a time where some of the ideas that you said were rather provocative they are not so provocative. i think the policy proposals that i make are very much in the mainstream. i think they are being debated more and more. there are more and more members of congress that are interested in our already supporting legislation that addresses the issues that i raised. so i'm hopeful that we have made more strides. >> host: do you think that we need to have a woman candidate to talk about these issues? of course i think more of these policies come from democrats and republicans. they may have a different approach to dealing with these but at the same time do you think you need a hillary attend or how many of the democrats are onboard? >> guest: the family medical leave act was signed by president clinton and chris do

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leave. which is able to get most of it paid for by tapping into her future sick time, a move made possible by presidential memo in january. the confusing leave policy can make this stressful time more stressful. >> when i think to do if i'm not saved a bunch of leave? >> president obama is calling on congress to pass a law for federal employees which apart requires six weeks of paid administrative leave or . >> it is time we stop treating childcare as a side issue. they say their benefits are giving time off. >> workers are happier, that is a good thing, because happy workers doing a better job. there is less turnover more effort. there are positive benefits for employees. >> happier, like attorney and christine. her employeeer was recognized as a family-friendly firm. >> attorneys are offered 18 weeks unpaid leave, or eight weeks. leave. the ability to be able to take over for months to focus entirely on being a new mom, it was fantastic. >> president obama is also pushing for a law giving

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bulls is driven by revenge who masks his identity, instead of leaving trails of blood, he leaves behindsus the poetry. >> keep an eye on those rocks, charles. >> stay warm and take care, i'll turn it in. >> narrator: in 1848, gold was discovered in the foothills of the sierras. by 1849, tens of thousands of men, known as the 49ers, are swarming into northern california. one of those 49ers is an ambitious young man named charles bold, who convinces his brothers to join him on the gold rush. >> i think there's probably more up this way. >> charles and his brothers, they had been barn raisers in none of them liked farming life. and they couldn't wait to get out to the gold field in california. >> can i get some help? help, anybody! >> narrator: for many like the bold brothers, the hope of striking it rich moves them to endure incredible hardships and sacrifices. they camp along the river beds in bad conditions, giving rise tos dids which often results in death. >> johnny boy -- >> are you kidding me. >> narrator: some strike it rich, but he is not as lucky. after months of mining, he loses

it's inconceivable we don't have maternity leave. >> just three states mandate paid maternity leave,ersey and rhode island. among 193 member states of the united nations, the united states and seven other country have no paid maternity leave. why do you think we've not done this as a government? >> that's a good question that will come up in this presidential election. i think when they started with paid leave out here in california, people said all the businesses will die. that hasn't turned out to be the case. paid leave has turned out to be good for business. things aren't changing and i think as kathy said, millennials are demanding this in california. if you look at silicon valley, there is a different culture developing to retain workers and all the science is really important to talk about. what children need is what mothers provide, which is attachment, which is love, nurturing, and what women need to spend time. that's the question is how these policies can support the development for children and the time women need to spend with them. >> maria talks about having it all, ma

the battle leaves hundreds of civilians and soldiers dead. and there are now reports that isis is caring out mass execution of iraqi security forces. >> 5:13, let's get our traffic and weather together. here's kate. >> i good morning happy monday everyone, starting our work week off with summer like warmth out there. and very summer like pattern when you walk out the door, you feel the humidity out there. you probably even notice in some locations that you have got little bit of fog to deal with. we are still tracking very large storm system the same storm responsible in fact, for yet another outbreak of weekend severe weather through the mid section of the country. as this crosses our area, we will find ourselves once again in a very slight risk, i shouldn't even satisfy slight marginal. lowest in terms of categories eggs, a stormy weather tomorrow. but eventually this is what has to cross through. then high pressure will build itself up and bring back some very nice weather to our area. comfortable is what i should say. 69 degrees currently

many of the shawnee said, we're leaving. a man by the name of colonel lewis took people to arkansas. the prophet was still alive. he took people to kansas. we don't want any part of this. the seneca nation, who had that beautiful reserve where they were the best farmers in the world, said we cannot stand americans anymore. no matter what we do, you bring disease and drunkenness and violence, and you will not rest until you have every speck of territory. and they start writing to the president, send us west. send us west. send us west. amazing. amazing. petition after petition. you can imagine my surprise down in the basement of the archives where historians hang out in the microfilm room e reading these we -- these petitions of the seneca send us west. it's -- you're going to get their wish eventually. some frontier officials also begin to say -- people like william clark of lewis and clark fame and louis cass who's the superintendent of indian affairs, they begin to say maybe indians and god himself are not meant to be litt

you can't just leave those facts out.ital to the record as the fact that yes, indeed, i had to make tough calls during tough times. tough times that many technology companies didn't survive at all. >> why did hp board fire you and the day they did, the stock went up nearly 7%? >> they did fire me. i've been very open about that. i was fired in a boardroom brawl. we had board members leaking information out of the boardroom. the truth is this. it is a leader's job to challenge the status quo. when you do, you make enemies. i understand that well. the track record of the people of hewlett-packard and i over an almost six-year period is crystal clear. the stock has gone down during my tenure as did every other single technology company. i think what you'll find if you follow the stock market at all, every time there is a change with a company, the stock tends to go up, whether it's splitting the company, which the current ceo just announced. the stock market is not a good arbiter of success over the long term. the average ho

not be leaving.ancelled. so what you want to know is that service has been modified today between d.c. and philadelphia for all amtrak trains. so you have to check in advance. you have to either call the 1-800 number which keep in mind you have to wait. i sat on the phone for 20 minutes. or you'll want to check the amtrak website. again, service between d.c. and philadelphia, amtrak service between d.c. and philadelphia on a modified schedule. now, we can tell you that trains did leave earlier this morning from here at union station to philadelphia, but again that 6:00 train has been cancelled. so you'll want to check that 1-800 number. i want to pass along a number that amtrak has for anyone who has friends or family members who might have been on that train last night. that number is 1-800-523-9101. that's 1-800-523-9101. the train left here from union station last night, just after 7:00. back to you in the studio. >> kristin wright live from union station, thank you. >>> and we're hearing a terrif

as the chopper began leaving the roof of the embassy it arced up. and i could see on the edge of the city 140,000 north vietnamese troops moving in with the lights on. >> reporter: the final moments before the fall of saigon. seared forever into the memory of frank sneff, one of the last americans to leave vietnam. ♪ i'm dreaming of a white christmas ♪ >> bing crosby's christmas classic bleard on blared on the radio. duplicated operation frequent wind, the largest ever air lift of its kind. more than five dozen military choppers took part in the operation. fearless pilots flew over 600 flights, air lifting 7,000 people out on that final day. including 900 from the u.s. embassy alone. as word got out that the americans were leaving thousands of south vietnamese swarmed the embassy gates. desperate to flee. many had worked directly for the u.s. mission in vietnam and were considered high-risk. >> during the last day we played god. we determined who would be saved and who wouldn't. and it was heart-rending. you would get one person in a family but not

and drivers who leave their cars in bart parking lots are burglarized every 15 hours. the hot spots for auto break=ins are mostly along the fremont line. fruitvale station is tops, with 23 upto april 13th. the coliseum is next followed by south hayward. across the bay daly city has had 12 auto burglaries this year. but hayward, which topped the list, last year, has only had four reported this year. north berkeley is the most dangerous place to leave your bike. 71 were stolen there last year, along with another 14 through the middle of april of this year. two stops away, ashby is in second place this year. macarthur station is right behind followed by dublin=pleasanton. fremont rounds out the top five. after hearing this people who >> : i don't like a part here is $3 here and $10 in the open lot. >> pam: a hidden camera was found inside berkeley campus. and police say the camera went undetected for weeks. someone pull it out of order signed directing people to the staff locker room. least 51 and appeared on camera >> pam: . tsarnaev will be put to death. a federal jury

bill would allow work tours get paid sick leave at a rate of one hour leave for every 40 hours worked. another bill in harrisburg would overturn philadelphia's sick leave law. >>> in campaign 2016 rick santorum is officially running for president. during an event near his childhood home in cannon, pennsylvania pennsylvania, the former senator from pennsylvania told supporters he will seek the republican nomination. this will be santorum's second run for the white house in 2012 he lost nomination to former massachusetts governor mitt romney. >>> right now 4:40. congress of course is on break but police want you to be aware of scammers selling tickets for concert that don't exist. the most recent case that this happened is in new jersey. >>> many saw thunderstorms and heavy rain yesterday. we could see some storms again today. katie will look at the forecast on the other side. we wil >>> death toll is rising from the severe weather in texas and oak a authorities say at least 20 people died from storms and floods. emergency officials in texas are urging 250 people to leave their homes as

it was not quite that easy, but especially young people -- it was suggested for young people to leave because there was obviously no future or them in germany -- for them in germany. we, too, came to that conclusion, and since we had some relatives in the states that seemed to be the natural place to go. i was fortunate, and now in retrospect, i know that it must have saved my life. my sister, who was older than i was in nurses training in germany, but she also decided, of course, that it was time to leave. as someone about for her -- someone vouched for her, so she came here a year ahead of me, and had she not been here, i would not have gotten out because she was able to go after people and ask for the necessary papers that one needed in those days -- an affidavit of support. so she did that for me so that by 1937, i was able to leave also and come to buffalo also, where at that time my sister lived, and so did various other relatives. among them and uncle -- an uncle and a man and their daughter, and i stayed within the first few years -- with them the first few years when i came t

do you leave behind your family? do you leave behind your friends? do you leave behind everything that you know? or do you wait for emancipation which is also fantastic? the only thing about emancipation is you have to understand, when these millions of african-americans were freed they were freed but they had no home, no clothing, no food no shelter, no job. it was just you are free, but i'm free to do what? so do i go into the unknown with legal freedom or do i take my freedom, take my skills and make life happen for myself? it's hard to fully understand in modern in 2014 these decisions because it's just hard to have that conversation with yourself today. what would you do? and i don't like it when people ask me well, what would you do? because i don't know. these are real-life decisions that had to be made, some of them within minutes hours of hey, this idea came up why don't you come? i don't know if i could leave my family. i have a 5-year-old. i have a husband. i have a hard enough time traveling and doing stuff for a couple of days without th

he was asked to leave.r about that and he wrote a book that was extremely critical of the president. i felt like that was the biggest act of betrayal that i had ever experienced. the president picked up on something that i hadn't even admitted to myself. but i find out because he calls me into the oval office and says so, i hear you're upset about this book. i said yes sir, i am because the coverage is bad for you and it's not going to end for a while. the sunday shows are going to be covering it and he said, i'd like to you try to forgive him. and i said, but i -- he said no buts. i don't want you to live bitterly like he is. and i immediately felt a weight lifted off of me. but it was what he said to me on my way out that mattered more. i just about crossed the threshold of the oval office and he said, by the way, i don't think you would ever do this to me. and i realized that that's when i knew that the president knew me better than i knew myself. i worried that the president wouldn't trust me and he was

leave as soon as possible or leave late at night and be sure and travel safe.is the latest from the bay bridge. i'm nikki burdine. back to you in the studio. >> thank you. here's a final look at your first alert seven-day forecast. today that wind as you can see on nikki's live shot will continue to blow. 77 degrees with lots of sunshine today. the only chance for a shower will be far north and west of town. a great memorial day weekend on tap. >>> still have an issue on the outer loop of the beltway at the bw parkway where the left lane is blocked. we're asking drivers to be mindful if you're going to be heading in that direction. 95 is basically where we're seeing the biggest traffic at this point. for those of you traveling southbound heading to areas like my hometown of virginia beach maybe for the weekend. as you can see there, folks are not playing. they're getting out of town and fast. >> they better. if you're home, go. >> cbs this morning is next. they're sitting down with attorney general loretta lynch. >> we'll be back in 25 minutes with traffic and

downstairs leaving upstairs downton leaving abbey. doctor leaving who em in britain is pro secession they just can't agree on what to secede from. english this is europe. scotland divorces england. wales and ireland split off and fragment north up brea and east anglia secede. the ancient kingdoms reassert their writes, oxford and cambridge go to war. londinium seizes the bank that weird stonehenge thing comes to life and the druids start their own thing tattoo war lords clash in petty squabbles until the once and future king arthur pulls the scale a per from the skon and once again you nights all britain against the saxon horde but by ten it's time for the next world cup and no one gives a [bleep] about politics anyway. we'll be right back. t-mobile is breaking the rules of wireless. and the samsung galaxy s6 edge is breaking the rules of design. can't get your hands on it because you're locked down by a carrier? break free t-mobile will pay every penny of your switching fees. get ahead of the curve and get your hands on the galaxy s6

the only choice was to leave by sea. the footage shows us that a rescue can be deadly. >>> coming up on al jazeera ... >> an avalanche destroying a village killing everyone. i'm andrew simmonds - i'll have more details of what happened. >>> serious questions on the u.k.'s future impact on the world stage as foreign policy is largely ignored ahead of elections. only on al jazeera america. >>> food to have you with us. these are the top stories on al jazeera. houthi rebels have been shelling the southern border region between yemen and saudi arabia. it forced saudis to close schools and flights to and from the airport have been suspended >>> saudi arabia announced the creation of a new humanitarian center to coordinate aid effort. it comes after renewed calls by the misty upham for a pause in the cam tape to allow aiden. pictures emerged of a diagramics rescue operation of the mediterranean sea trying to save people crammed into a rubber dinky. it was shot from a commercial vessel which came to its rescue on sunday. >>> ti

right now it's expected to leave on schedule. we are live at 30th street station. katherine scott, "channel 6 action news." >> katherine, thank you. a5:04 i 295 in mount laurel is back open this morning after deadly box truck crash. new jersey state police said a single vehicle crash 8:45 last night in northbound lanes caused truck to catch fire. one person was killed. the crash had highway closed for hours overnight. >> investigators are serving for a cause of a massive fire in mrij ouj township. flames tore through philadelphia flooring and suntech blinds. the chemicals inside the facility made fighting the fire difficult. residents were told to shelter in place. one firefighter suffered a hand injury and is expected to be okay. >> happening today, jury selection scheduled to begin in trial of bucks county man charged with killing a pregnant woman and her-year-old daughter. investigators say dna evidence links marcelle johnson to killings of ebony talley and her daughter ramony range ins. they were stabbed to death in november of 201 and tally's unborn child did

employees are constantly leaving. he wants to try to keep them by providing better wages and social benefits. but he understands why so many go. >> things are not changing at the moment, but i'm sure that, as i said, things can change. probably they also need help. they need trust. european governments should really open and i think that other cases around the world have shown that only through development comes democracy, and the people grow, and cannot come by force or anything. >> this beautiful country provides me with plenty of food for thought. i sense despair, fear and resignation lurking beneath the unblemished surface. but no one would admit that publicly. presumably during my stay, hundreds more have left eritrea. michaela: getting out of the country is one thing. but the really perilous journey is still to come. from eritrea, the route to europe leads through sudan and libya. there migrants from all over africa gather along with syrians who've been turned away from turkey since it stepped up its border cont

leaving paya, i knew we were close to colombia. probably about a day or day and a half from the border. paya was our last village, and then beyond that, the really serious part began. hiking through the jungle is what you would expect. everything is sharp and pointy or trying to eat you. i had a compass, but you can't just pick a direction and walk east there is ravines and valleys. you could hike and bush whack and bleeld -- bleed all day and cover a couple of miles and not really be any farther than where you started there would be points where the guide would turn around and we would go back the same way we came, went off in another direction. you don't have any line of sight, and you're down under the canopy. and you really don't even have a sense what direction you're walking. what i notice more than anything was this feeling that we were almost walking in circles. you'll pass a tree or some sort of feature of vegetation, and you'll swear you already walked by it. we camped at night and expected to be in colombia the following

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instructing dominos to leave them on the porch, ring the bell, and leave. the next morning, an assistant, following the direction of savvas savopoulos, leaves $40,000 in cash inside a car in the home's attached garage. just hours later, the d.c. fire department is notified of the fiery blaze. and prosecutors believe all four victims were killed after the money was delivered. authorities identified wint from dna left on the pizza, which set them on his trail. affirming today that he traveled by bus to brooklyn, where u.s. marshals barely missed him earlier in the week. law enforcement says he hired a car service to drive him from new york back to d.c., allegedly paying in cash with the money stolen. then last night, they finally caught up with him. authorities track wint to this howard johnson hotel, planning on taking him down here. but as they approach, wint was already in a car, leaving this parking lot with five other people. wint and three of them in one car, and two others leading them in a truck. authorities pull out of the lot and quietly tail the tw

i can't leave when the congress is starting this afternoon. i said mr.resident, that's a shame, i think it would have been great for your image and your situation for you to leave us now. >> andy richardson is joining us live from soour zurich. what is the significant of uefa's call for blatter to resign? i mean aren't they one of six federations? >> reporter: it's significant inasmuch as they are actually going to go ahead and vote. there has been reports that the european governing body may boycott the congress and decide not to take part in it. and that would have caused absolute chaos at fifa. but there has been a slight softening of that stance. they are going to take part in the vote but all saying they were going to support the prince of jordan who is the sole rival to sepp blatter for the fifa presidency. the uefa president saying if he trusts his member associations then he has 54 votes. the problem is it's become fifa president you need well over a hundred votes. so while prince ali seems to have the support of the majority of europe and uefa h

you leave with lifelong friends and fond memories. you will always member how much you enjoyed the right to buy a required campus meal plan it. [laughter] you remember your frequent battles with the clark and tony office. you may not remember those productive nights at the barley house. [applause] you were founding members of the mob, bouncing like mad and watching if your student body president, dance with joy after the ponies victory. you will think back to those fall game days on the boulevard. i don't recall seeing too many of you in the stadium. those of you are graduated this afternoon with high honors and distinctions, well done it. as i like to tell the sea students, you too can be president. [applause] after four years of sitting through lectures, i feel you're not in the mood for another one up. what i learned about graduation speeches is that they are too long and rarely remembered. i will keep this short. i cannot attest to how memorable it will be. i asked mark craig to deliver the sermon before my second inauguration as