"france 24's" luke brown is standing by for us, and he is in the french capital. look walk us through the bill being presented today. luke: ironically, part of the bill as are evenly to the oppressed. it is a bill about extending laws covering intelligence gathering and surveillance operations. the interception, text messages, e-mails, phone calls as well as the key logging of computer keystrokes. there is also the localization the possibility footing gps tracking devices in suspect the apples. there is a bugging aspect, the element of being a microphone and cameras in suspects' homes places of interest, as well as putting spying devices into their computers for stop perhaps one of the more problematic issues also on the table is forcing, really obliging internet search engines and social media such as google, skype, and facebook to provide information about suspect individuals. what this is about is really officially giving a framework, a legal framework for the surveillance of activity. must have it, we are essentially doing beforehand anyway, but they were doing

in drought of hitting texas hitting water can be luke rat i. brown is -- lucrative and controversial. brown is against selling the aquifer's water. could you put a dollar value on water? >> dollar value. that question right there is a lot of the problem. can you put a dollar value? . >> reporter: the selling price of water at $0.25 per litre pales in comparison to oil. water is expected to become more valuable as the drought continues. blue water systems, a water development firms has plans to drill wells on 80,000 acres of leased lapped above the teresa wilcox aquifer, selling it to the city of san antonio by 2020. a spanish company will build a 150 mile pipeline connecting the two counties. >> they are trying to do a deal in the great american tradition of capitalism in make as much money as you can. >> kenneth leased his land to blue water. >> i don't see a problem with us moving water to where it's needed. to me and my idea i'd like to move the water 150 highlights instead of having all the people move here and take the water. >> reporter: how co

anthony brown scored, but his elbow to the face of luke coronet was labeled an inadvertent flagrant foul. they cut the lead to sex. shot clock winding down. jason randall. gets rejected. the cardinals hold ton to win and they are headed to madison square garden. >>> he is going to the chicago bears. he was investigated in two different cases for domestic violence, sexual domestic assault. >>> tuesday night top five. follow the bouncing ball. now, jeremy lin will save it, unfortunately to the wrong guy. and the lakers lost the game. number four, watch this goal, manchester united. are you kidding me? against the rival liverpool. a magnificent goal. at number three, the warriors on the break, throw down the high arching lob to andre iguodala. how about that? one more time. at number two, are you ready for baseball you guys? i am about ready. arkansas pine bluffer shot. tillman showing the glove. and then he gets up. and he gets the double play at second base. that is the number two. and number one, bucks down two. follow the bouncing ball one more time. it ends up in the hands of chris mid

brown within add verify tent elbow. right there big collision. to luket knocked unconscious luke cornet knocked unconscious. suffered concussion. cornet able to leave the floor on his own but did not return. brown led the cardinal with 26. gave stanford a 9 point lead and hold on 78-75. going to the big apple. new york city in the mit semifinal next week. in the opinion of the chicago bears ray mcdonald is worth the risk. defensive line man cut by the 49ers because of off field issues business to sign with chicago. the niners parted ways with mcdonald after involved first in the tomorrow abuse case and then another sexual assault alleges. so he will join the bear and reunited with former defensive coordinator now with the bears. before they agreed to offer mcdonald the contract the bears had to get permission from the chairman george who met personally with ray mcdonald. here's one thing jim harbaugh and york would actually agree on. the coach makes too much money in interview with the detroit tv station harbaugh was asked if he's worth the new salary at

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anthony brown scored 26 but that elbow to the commodores' luke hornet was ruled an inadvertent flagrant after that injury, vanderbilt seemed energized. jones with the dunk. they cut the lead to 6 points. now, the shot clock winding down, jason randall drives gets rejected but watch him chase it down and shoot the long two the cardinals hold on to win 78-75 and they are headed back to the madison square garden. stanford cardinal headed back to the play-offs. the warriors clinched the division and by the way, remember that guy ray mcdonald? he is headed to chicago bears agreeing to a one-year contract. i'm dennis o'donnell. see you tonight. >>> play of the day, more nba. we have miami at milwaukee. what a finish. the bucks miss the layup. it is saved from going out of bounds gets it to chris middleton buzzer beater. game winner. milwaukee turning down the heat. mighty impressive. 89-88 your play of the day. >>> 5:25. stiff water restrictions for people in santa clara valley. >> and the search for an abducted vallejo woman. the focus is now on mare island. we'll have the latest. >> the man

brown. >>darya:police chief greg suhr was wrapping up his report on the shooting at saint luke's church hallt night. when activists and family members started yelling and blowing whistles. >>darya:the meeting was cut short. >>: ride you guys shoot to kill. >>darya:alice brown's family did attend the town hall but didn't speak to the media. >>darya:they have hired a lawyer to look into the circumstances of her death. >>mark:a tragic accident in the east bay-- a full gravel truck tipped over and crushed a young pregnant mother. >>mark:this is video from our helicopter partnership with a- b-c 7 news-- >>mark:a truck driver hauling a load of gravel, was working outside lindsay combs' home on monday afternoon. >>mark:the driver-- a subcontractor under j-j-r construction-- was working on martinez's sidewalk redevelopment project. >>mark:there is a confusion as to what led up to the deadly accident whether the driver asked lindsay to move her car so he can dump the load or if she tried moving her car herself and the driver told her no. >>mark:a witness describes the scene. >>:"and her mother, and h

brown's brother said his sister lived a troubled life including drug addiction. tonight's meeting is set for 6:00 p.m. at st. luke's church on clay street. >>> the u.s. supreme court heard arguments about police compliance specifically when dealing with a mentally ill person who may be armed and violent. this discussed how police dealt with a mentally ill woman who threatened to kill her social worker. police forced their way into his room and then shot and wounded at her as she came at them with a knife. city officials say the ada does not require accommodations for armed and dangerous people who are mentally ill and pose a threat to others. >>> the 2016 race for presidential is on. it all began with a tweet. ted cruz announced he will make a run for the white house. but joel wauldman reports the -- wald vann reports with more about whether he has what it takes to run. >> today i'm announcing that i'm running for president of the united states. >> reporter: senator cruz is the first candidate in the race for the white house in 2016. the texas republican making it official at liberty university a christian college

brown. tomorrow's meeting takes place at 6:00 p.m. at the st. luke's church hall on place street. >>> the search-and-rescue team is in yosemite looking for a missing 20-year-old who was last seen yesterday morning near the yosemite fall area. he is described as 6'1" light brown or reddish hair and green eyes. he was wearing a hoodie sweat shirt and jeans. >>> san jose leads 2-0. >> how about that? a sold out crowd a blan brand new stadium and a winning game. the san jose earthquakes off to a great start during their home onlier today. how was the fan experience. marianne favro joining us live at the new stadium with reaction from fans. >> reporter: it was a big night for fans a. lot of firsts out here. most of the fans we talked to today said they had a great first experience here at avaya stadium. they said getting here to the stayed couple was easy and thanks to buses waiting for them when they got out getting home was easy too. in days you hadn't noticed this is san jose earthquake country. these fans are happy to spell it out for you. ed and his fa

luke's church. it happens after every officer-involved shooting here in san francisco. this one is in response to the fatal shooting of alex brown last week. san francisco police would not say very much, did say it has not made my arrests so far and this was not a planned demonstration and that the officers here are here for traffic patrol as well as monitoring the demonstrators' first amendment rights. live in san francisco, stephanie chuang nbc bay area news. >> all right. thank you. >>> tonight in san francisco as stephanie mentioned, the police chief will answer more questions from the community about the deadly police shooting of a 24-year-old woman. the shooting happened tuesday on pine street. police say alice brown was driving erratically in what they blooeed was a stolen car. they say she was putting officers and pedestrians' lives at risk. tonight's meeting is at 6:00 at st. luke's church in the hall on clay street. >>> meantime investigations are under way after three separate officer-involved shootings in the bay area just over the weekend. those shootings occurred in an eight-hour period starting saturday night in v

programs through north east medical services, brown and hill, and about 30 percent of the health plans, are membership comes to a facility, whether it be saint lukes or one of our other three campuses. and i have been heavily involved in working with those partners on care coordination and access for members, and so i think that experience will be an asset to the health plan board and the issues that i am particularly interested in working on at the health plan are provider access and i think that with the medical expansion and the growing membership with the health plan and we want to make sure that the people not only have insurance but they have access to doctor whens they need them in a timely man and her that is shg that i am looking forward to digging into with health plan, and i also you know, think that the board's rule making sure that we, the health plan is meeting regulatory requirements, and financially viable, so that it is around for the 130,000 residents of san francisco, that it serves. and that is another thing that i, you know, take very seriously and i look forward to working on. and so i am happy to answer any questions and tha

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luke's episcopal church tempers flared over the use of deadly force by police. >> this lady had a question. >> reporter: the killing of 24- year-old alice brown last tuesday, followed other fatal encounters between the police and suspects. some of them unarmed. demonstrators pressing for policing and criminal justice reform added brown's name to their cause. frequently disrupting tonight's meeting. meantime, brown's family sat quietly in the front row, crying over the events that led to her death. >> she again accelerated into gridlock. >> reporter: the chief says they used excessive force after brown ignored the requests to stop. the two plainclothes officers approached her at the gas station as part of a stolen car investigation. the chief says brown drove off, smashing into cars and buildings. this woman described the chaotic scene. >> it was like bumper cars, and i was terrified. >> the suspect continued gunning the vehicle, and trying to get it back into drive, or into a gear to move forward. at which point both officers fired their firearms. >> reporter: there was skepticism in the crowd. >> the family deserves these answers. >> reporter: and from an attorney

brown's brother told the chronicle his sister lived a troubled life including being addicted to drugs. tonight's community meeting is set for 6:00 p.m.. it will be at st. luke's church on clay street. >>> the u.s. supreme court will hear arguments over how the place in san francisco dealt with a mentally ill woman that threatened to kill her social worker. and then shot and wounded her after coo with a -- the city officials say the ada does not require accommodations for armed and dangerous people who are mentally ill and pose a threat to others. >>> today lafayette city council is going to consider to extend an agreement on a hotly debated proposal. it would allow a large apartment complex or smaller subdivision of homes to be built on land by highway 24. the agreement which would be extended until july stops the clock on a lawsuit over the terrorists apartment complex while the city considers the smaller development of houses. neighbors have actively opposed this project for years. they are especially concerned about traffic. >>> time is 5:37. do you remember those birds that were covered in that mysterious goo in the bay waters? now they are the inspiratio

brown's brother told the chronicle his sister lived a troubled life, including drug addiction. the san francisco chief will hold a town hall meeting discussing the shooting monday at 6:00 at saint luke's church. >>> president obama is floating an idea to get more americans to vote, making australia and other countries mandatory for voting. >> it would be transformative if everybody voted. >> now, the president said that yesterday in cleveland while he was addressing a civic group about campaign finance reform. australia and a few other countries make it mandatory for people to vote, much like jury duty is required here in the u.s. there are many americans who see non-voting as making a political statement. >> non-voting is also a legitimate choice people make. i wish more people would participate in politics, but that is the choice of a free society. >> mandatory voting would take an amendment here in the u.s. but that doesn't appear to be at the top of anybody's agenda at the moment. >>> 5:07. a dialogue about race over a couple's coffee -- cup of coffee. that is happening at bucs. >> good morning. a half hour ago starbucks opened and the baristas got sticker that is say race togethe