end the trade. >> reporter: now the investigation agency is calling on the government of china and louseigate connections between the trade here and wildlife criminals operating in the region but the question is will it lead to any meaningful action? nick clark, al jazeera. >>> the end of the bulletin there will be another one in half an hour's time but in the meantime go to our website. the address is al jazeera.com. ♪ dr. crystal dilworth is a molecular neuro scientist. tonight on the trail of synthetic drugs. chemist versus chemist as cops need scientists to track down illegal drugs hitting the streets. kost a. s grammain, tonight, cell phone secrets, how one tech company can tracked moves and what they intend to do with it. marita davison is

association of san francisco, berg davis public affairs, hanson 3wrig9 llp round floor public affairs louses 92 vin coalition for better housing public advocacy partners. >> okay. please select one from this group. >> hanson brigitte llp okay. so the last level. >> okay michael yeah. key andrew greg, airbnb barbary coast consulting karen flood bay bio trust company of the west, edward day t z k broadway, llc fisher man's property llp brooding cast capital, llc and the strategy communications fritz could systems inc. phillip lessor r l braun and matt he will. >> willie brown. >> james ross long law valero consulting inc. john newman. >> thank you select one. >> just one. >> okay. >> airbnb. >> great thanks that complements our selection process. >> thank you, ms. shay and to the public for your assistance two former commissioners can't get better than that the next item on the agenda is discussion and possible action for the project calendar for various staff projects you want to talk about that one. >> yes. sxhour and commissioners and thank you deputy director at the last meeting the commis

issues raised about the noise we're trying to make this a single-family home and the project will louse allow us to be good neighbors. >> okay. the public hearing is closed. >> commissioner richards. >> thank you wow. this is an interesting one we have dr requests from the quality of life issues and one building effects another neighbor i've been on this commission for 6 months and not seeing people living on top of each other i assume this is accurate that not only do we have an exceptional or extraordinary circumstances in the back but in the front i don't know of any other streets that are as narrow you was up that yesterday i think that the dr requesters 3 foot notch out of a 15 foot closer it reasonable as much as i'd like to sort through the facts of he said she said issues we're noted supposed to take a look at how have it seems convincing the project sponsor should address we're only going to look at the merits of the request we have a 4 hundred addition on a small house the street is narrow the deck is quite long and used as living space i would be open again pend other feedbac

it louse business owners to refuse service to anyone if the owner feels it violates their religious beliefs. >> this bill is not about discrimination. if i thought it was about discrimination i would have vetoed it. >> that's exactly what many are calling it. worried that it will allow businesses to openly discriminate against gays and lesbians. >> if this is about discrimination prove it. they haven't proven it. >> worried it will heart business in indiana. indianapolis is preparing to host the final 4 next week. newarkensuring student-athletes. >> employees or customers to indiana. its ceo tweeting, outrage saying he doesn't want his staff to travel to indiana to face discrimination. >> gender discrimination in silicon valley. the verdict of a closely watched lawsuit involving awoman who claims she was the victim of bias in the workplace. plus tracking the agers of a racist fraternity chat. why the national chapter of sigma alpha epsilon may be to blame. >> after eight years vindication tonight for amanda knox. citing a lack of evidence, the italian appeals court overturned her conviction

. >> a lousing speech a historic moment lingering question about the change that is yot come >>> still to come - why are israelis protesting against prime minister binyamin netanyahu >>> and putting the trauma of drug violence behind. the story of a group of mexican widows rebuilding their lives. >>> hello again. the top stories an al jazeera. nigeria's armed group boko haram released a statement online pledging allegiance to i.s.i.l. more than 50 were killed in coordinated attacks across the north american sea. iraqi troops are battling i.s.i.l. liberating a city on the edge of tikrit and have been trying to advance on the nearby towns. the fighting has slowed progress. thousands of people including the u.s. president obama gathered in selma, alamama to commemorate the 50th anniversary of bloody sunday. it was a landmark event. when police attacked peaceful protesters demanding voting rights for african-americans. >> it's one of the biggest aviation mist ribs, the disappearance of malaysia airlines flight mh370. family and friends still wait for answers, they remain committed. >> the

family home currently it has a kitchen that didn't have a full-size refrigerator so this project will louse allow us to put in a dining room and kitchen and living room this is the living room area this is the jog that will get taken out of the living room we lose a sixth portion of the living room if we can't use that ear in addition the property line windows over here this is really the heart ear and will be the focus of the living room for you know television or a fireplace and so this is important for the project we were have that area the dr has cut down the project sixth they've drew back the set back from the alley and made that room smaller with the issue of the variance easy we're comfortable it will not negatively impact ms. mar by the project has already been decreased and so we're going to go ahead obviously and create the smaller thvrt but it is important to maintain the space in the living room one 09 issue i want to mention we're talking about the plan in terms of the sunlight 50u8 see this is north and so in terms of of the sun it really rises and it sets and really isn't im

about the false reports of carjacking or false reports of burglary but it's statistically not an om lousethat everybody has to keep in mind. >> jon: this is-- it is a real crime and perhaps they are treating it as though it is a violation of the honor code. it is one of those like don't copy off that guy's paper, an try not to rape people. like, are they-- are they just not equipped to deal with what is a really vicious, violent crime? >> well you know they should be protecting their students. but the real problem is, is that a person is more likely to be kicked out of school for plagiarizing than they are for assaulting someone. >> jon: right. now why would you say that is, is that an easier thing to prove are they less nervous about, you know walking on egg shells around it? they feel like if they labelize you a plagerize erver us labeling you as a rapist it is not as damaging? what is the reality. >> exactly. they want to keep these rapes as covered up as possible. so as soon as they kick somebody out because of rape and they have to report it then people will think that they are a rap

. >> reporter: the online vote which ends in april has drawn 80,000 people so far, count louse more tweetingbout it. and in the most prominent paper, prominent women rallied behind their favorite pick. sure susaneussusan b. anthony has been on a coin but when was the last time you used one? our current president has the power to put more women on money and seems open to it. >> which i thought was a pretty good idea. >> reporter: and if 100,000 people sign a petition this spring the white house will have to consider it. >> certainly, it's a provocative notion. >> if it does happen i will show it to my kids and i can say i was a part of this. i did this. >> reporter: a woman on the 20? no small change. for them it's priceless. hallie jackson, nbc news los angeles. >> and a story we'll be keeping a close eye on. that's going to do it for us. i'll see you at 8:00 7:00 central for "dateline". thank you for watching and goodnight. and goodnight. around here, we're all about fast. that's why xfinity is perfect for me. with millions of wifi hotspots all over the place including one right here at the

height moves off the new england coast an louse the rain to approach friday. the rain holds off till the evening so clouds increase with temperatures 40s to around 50 for friday. saturday the storm is to the west. so we stay on the mile side. temperatures will be in the mid 50s but we'll see some rain especially heavy in the morning. future weather take to us friday morning. we're looking at sunshine. some high clouds filter in during the day. after 7:00 p.m. if you're going out friday night you'll need the umbrella. rain falling heavy at time through saturday morning. so any outdoor activities for saturday, tee ball, baseball will he cross soccer could be canceled it will be pretty wet rain tapes per off in the afternoon. saturday looking at rain heavy at times especially in the morning. up to an inch accumulateing ponding on roads but at least it's mild in the 50s. overnight tonight the low temperature in the city 34 degrees. it's the winds continue to diminish. during the day tomorrow the high 51 which is seasonal but 10 degrees cooler than today. on the se

rear door and they exited the bus so you can see they are fine and the front the bus crashed into the louse and investigators, again, our sister station is reporting that despite how it looks there are no injuries reported. >> happening today a firm cam -- a former california governor arnold schwarzenegger is asking for congress to support after school education with a plan that would cut federal programing for after school that enroll 10 million american children. arnold schwarzenegger organized an education summit in los angeles today similar to what three did when after school funding was jeopardized in the state in 2003. >> speaking of kids and school when it comes to homework how much is too much. parents, we always want to know right? the scientists may finally have the answer. new research out this morning suggests one hour of hole workaday is reasonable. and effective. kids are sometimes better left to do it on their own. of nearly 8,000 kits studied the majority got 54 percent higher on math when they studied ahelp compared to those asking for frequent help. the study is published

marco rubio is overly loyal and lost $10,000 on a louse deal and this is the scandal and it took a thousand words to get that across. >> nine pages when i printed it. >> if there was a question about a cut-rate mortgage or something i could see it. >> the implication is this is a partner was under investigation and he some highway, the implication, he should cut off ties. i don't think people have to cut off ties with friends under investigation. >> democrats are republicans who have gotten cut-rate dailies from mortgage company we will talk about candidate whose is associated with people who is made racist statements convicted terrorists, people who are convicted of bank fraud and wall street scandals, so, what is unusual? this seems less thanked accepted relationship. >> and the reporter said we spoke to a dozen people and all they could get was a reference to shakespeare. are you kidding me? >> the intimidation paragraph, we interviewed 400 people so do not try to match it. speaking of a story or not in "politico" a story about general public's wife and her father jeb's father-in-law. sh

as word of the e-mail spread among -- >> wow, that'sry duck louse that we're in 2015 and people are still singling out and just -- wow. it needs to t stopped. >> reporter: the kappa sigma fraternity suspended the student after learning about the e-mail and are moving to formally expel him from the chapter. greek life staff are already planning what they're calling educational interventions with kappa sigma after spring break. university president wallace lowe took to twitter for an online discussion with students. more of that coming up on news4 at 5:00. derrick ward news4. >>> the oklahoma university chapter of sae is being represented by a high-profile attorney and we just heard from him. steven jones also represented oklahoma city bomber timothy mcveigh. he says the entire chapter at sae in oklahoma has been unfairly labeled as ra following the video of what a lot people feel is a racist chant. they want a meeting with the president of the school, the aclu and the local ncaa. chapter. >> we believe that working together in a positive manner we can find a solution that is acceptable to

this isry deck louse. >> reporter: at one point the man stops in this cul-de-sac. >> here he is stopping. what is he doing there? >> reporter: he seems to be adjusting his ear buds only to take off again, just missing the door of this cop car. >> a ground unit right there, blows by him. may have hit that door. >> reporter: after more tricks the motorcyclist pulls into this ontario gas station. turns out he had quite the audience waiting for him. even in cuffs he continues to taunt authorities, even accusing them of trying to hurt him. >> you seriously have to try to kick me off my bike? >> reporter: this man says the suspect standing on his speeding motorcycle almost hit him. >> i thought he was crazy. i thought he was a lunatic. >> reporter: the man one of dozens of spectators who came dangerously close to the suspect. >> it was scary. he didn't need to be doing that. >> reporter: the suspect expressing some remorse as he fled away by police. >> i'm sorry i disappointed them and put them in the middle of this. >>> right now at 5:00 a winter rewind. snow rain cold all coming back. >> her

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step nop louse' show to clarify what he said are national misunderstandings about that bill and it wasthis is a yes or no question. is it right that a florist can refuse to serve a gay couple without punishment. yes or no? if a florist refuses to serve a gay couple at their wedding, is that legal now in indiana? >> george this is where this debate has gone. >> said it would protect a christian florist, against any kind of punishment. is that true or not? >> george look. the issue is is tolerance a two-way street or not. >> when you say "tolerance is a two-way street" does it mean that contributions or people of any other faith that want to refuse service to gays or lesbians it is legal in the state of indiana. that is a simple yes or no question. >> it is a yes or no question governor. do you think it should be legal in the state of indiana to discriminate against gays or lesbians? >> george -- >> it's a yes or no question. yes or no should it be legal to discriminate against gays and lesbians. >> george, you are following the mantra of the last week on-line. you are trying to make thi

and it would way louse to natural gas and oil to deal with the instability of the world. i'm not sure we need a bench much industrial planner to be able to do that. i would rather have thousand george mitchells creating the kind of rather haveinnovation. yes, ma'am. >> governor, last seurpl we lost jim foley to isis. it was a wake-up call my limited understanding right now because of obama our border is far more wide open than it's ever been. what would you do if you were elected president, but beyond that two years is a long time in what can we would do? >> encourage the congress pass a badge it and the strategy to be effective on that second there's got more money on the part of this that gives you as much concern that 40% of there needs to be a much better mechanism of when the visa expires to either have it the renewed, or for the person to leave. that needs to be the first priority. there is no trust, especially with the obama and his station to do anything else until we are serious about that. whether it is public health threats, not as national as security threats,

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not a license to discriminate governor mike pence refused to answer questions from george steph nop louse on abc's "this week." listen. >> this is not about discrimination. this is about government overreach. >> your supporters say it would. yes or no if a florist in indiana refuses to serve a gay couple at their wedding, is that legal now in indiana? >> george this is where this debate has gone with misinformation -- >> it's just a question. yes or no question governor. do you think it should be legal in the state of indiana to discriminate against gays or lesbians? >> george -- >> it's a yes or no question! >> hoosiers don't believe in discrimination. >> yes or no should it be legal to discriminate against gays and lesbians? >> george you're following the mantra of the last week online. >> i want to bring in mayor greg ballard of indianapolis. he says the religious freedom law sends the wrong signal. as i understand you put out a declaration of non-discrimination today. why did you feel the need to do that mayor? >> i did that this afternoon and i talked about how we feel in the city of

by the way, during the clinton years, federal spending was cut by amy rack louse 4% of g.d.p. the result was a profound period of economic growth and prosperity. john f. kennedy was right a rising tide drifts all boats. kennedy cut tax rates and the economy blossomed. so the good news is, we know what works. we know how to reduce poverty and grow the economy. it is prepre-sicely the policies called for in this budget. it provides stronger work incentives for programs like food stamp, reduce government borrowing that crowds out capital that would otherwise be strible small businesses seeking to provide more and better jobs, it removes the obamacare 30-hour trigger that's trapped millions of americans in part time work, reduces federal spending, which ultimately replaces private investment so we know how to grow the economy, we know how to lift people out of poverty because we have done so many times before. the problem is this administration and its shrinking band of supporters in congress continue to pursue policies that just have not worked. in fact it's estimated that if the

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pretty march recack louse when-of-miraculous.sed from the hospital after nine hours, again, back at home with their families. the investigation, the manhunt, continues. yesterday as you know the city was on edge for several hours because about four blocks from when i'm standing right now police, a s.w.a.t. people went into a home through the roof three people law enforcement official says three people taken from that home. they were detained questioned but they were soon released. i'm told at least this was the case several hours ago, while they have a number of leads, police right now do not have any suspects. as you indicated, the protests last night relatively peaceful. relatively calm as well. there were no arrests made. law enforcement expects these protests to continue through the weekend. a candlelight vigil also held. several hundred gathered to remember the folks killed near ferguson also to remember the two officers who continue to recover but, you know the city's on edge jose. i think that probably goes without saying.

in some ways what that conceptual louse me to do to argue for the importance of slavery this particular moment of capitalism but allows me to explain why slavery is not important anymore in the history of capitalism even though i am aware there are enslaved workers in the world today and not at central to the economy and that is a huge difference from 1840 or 1850. >> thank you. also terrific. i share the overall concept of history of capitalism but i have a question about the history of cotton in that history. seems you referred to cotton two different ways in your talk. one you use it as a general symbol of you know, capitalism, and you did that for a lot of the talk and i don't i actually don't find that convincing. when i think about markets historically the duray the local markets, the main commodity or main exchanges is food. when i think about the early capitalist world systems among goal and so forth waller stein i mean cotton is really not so important. i think about the rise of england as well, even in the high point of cotton, when you think about a country like the united st

and every time she wanted to go on an assignment claude barnett would come up with somely dib louse -- jamie mentioned the train trip. claude barnett said women don't take trips like this. >> exactly. >> that was his attitude. well, alice said i'm going with your consent. she had to have his consent because she had to have the credentials. but he wouldn't pay for it. >> uh-huh. >> and he asked four of the largest newspapers -- the defender the pittsburgh courier and two others if they would chip in to pay her way, and two of them said they weren't interested, and the defender and the pittsburgh courier said we'd rather sense our own men, is they sent their own men, and she scooped them left and right because they looked on it as more of a vacation, and she didn't. >> do you think that was her big moment as far as looking back at the times in which she was able to make a difference or at least be in the room? i think one -- as a person who covers the u.s. supreme court who writes for black newspapers and who looks at this issue of credentialing as very important because in order for a

louse county police department takes over, how do any law enforcement agency regain the trust there.e specifics. >> they must demonstrate a specific community engagement. it's been the foundation of good police in the actions and police chiefs and police departments who actually believe that then they carry those things out in the neighbors and decades or years before incidents such as this would occur. so it starts at the very root of it, and that's an interaction and a positive interaction between police and the people who they serve. we're public servants after all action and you can not take the public servant out. we have go right into the community, policing and engaging. we have to edge gauge the youth and the business community and engage the residential community. we have to go out and break down the barriers that have existed in law enforcement for many decades. >> i know that you're taending the noble organization of black law enforcement gathering. i wonder if there's some information to back it up. are you hearing or seeing some difficulty in recruiting black law enforce

>> chocolatey fudgy, fab you louse cook yescookie.istrouble is he putting the levining the baking powder and i'm going to whisk these eggs until they are ribbon stage and into the eggs i'm adding espresso powder and the vanilla. espresso powder doesn't add a chocolate flavor i'm going to make it do something else. it makes the cocoa more cocoay. make it is more chocolatey. you are going to put the flour into the chocolate and use your muscle and just mix it together. you don't have to be gentle. use a spoon. don't be gentle. use your muscle it gets really thick, right? >> gets really all over you, too. oh my goodness. this is not good. i'm a professional. there you go. beautiful. >> let's pretend i did that better. that goes into there. >> then we add the eggs and slowly bold them in in batches. if you add it in all at once it is hard to incorporate. if you add it like a third at a time it incorporates very easily. a disaster here. >> disaster. i really think you should watch, not participate. go eat. >> move on before you insult me m

i wouldn't call it scanned louse.ion. it's just a situation that's been going on for years, and we just discovered it with this incredible mystery that we're still dealing with. >> miles to you, final word on if you're hopeful that things are going to changes? >> you know i see a lotin indianaer indianaerin in -- inertia. there's technical details that need to be ironed out, but it can be done. if we all insist upon it meaning all of us who fly, there's a chance. >> miles, richard, les, thank you very much. >>> much more throughout the evening. >>> coming up next i'm going to speak with the wife of a passengers on board flight 370. she refuses to call herself a widow. she wants answers, because she -- you see the picture there of her with her husband of 20 years and their children. she will join me live, next. shopping online is as easy as it gets. ♪ wouldn't it be great if hiring plumbers carpenters and even piano tuners were just as simple? thanks to angie's list, now it is. we've made hiring anyone from a handyman

sumly put what -- simply put what we've shown is what can be accomplished with sound public policy a louse for job creation and -- allows for job creation and economic prosperity. that's the good news. it is not a fluke. it is not a miracle. it is about good policies actually working to benefit the people of my state and that could also be put to work for the american people. we can take strategies that have worked in the states an lessons we've -- and lessons we've learned and apply them here in washington for the benefit of the entire nation. simply put it boils disown down to lower taxes and a lower level of per capita government spending. what happens under those conditions is that the private sector is willing to invest, and when they invest, they create jobs and grow the economy and we all benefit including the government by increased tax revenue. government doesn't benefit nor do the people benefit when government policies discourage investment and job creation and economic growth, but that's what's been happening in the last few years. in the budget before us, which balances withou