and mairead maguire is with us. she was awarded the 1976 nobel peace prize at the age of 32 for her actions to help end the deep ethnic and political conflict in her native northern ireland. she shared the award with betty williams. they helped start peace people a movement committed to building a just and peaceful society in northern ireland. at the time, mairead was the youngest recipient of the peace prize. she is the author of the book, "the vision of peace: faith and hope in northern ireland." leymah gbowee, jody williams mairead maguire are also all part of the nobel women's initiative, which was formed in 2006 to support women's groups around the world in campaigning for justice, peace and equality. we welcome to democracy now. mairead maguire you may have been against recipient at the time of the nobel peace prize but you are the first twin the peace prize of the three of you here. talk about the significance of this meeting today. once again, about 1000 women have gathered here at the hague. we're broadcast

maguire? >> before megan and tim come up to kick off our update we have a lot of exciting things to tell you today about the progress we're making on vision zero and it's a bit of a bitter sweet day and we've actually had 3 traffic fatalities in the city in the last week and i'll share with you certainly it's our day job to be working as hard as we can to produce the initiatives and materials and outcomes that we're talking about today in the in the staff presentation and also recognizing that every one of these fatalities is a tragedy regardless of who is legally to blame and we're not only try to reach vision zero but the whole city is trying to reach vision zero and that's not to disparage the work that we're going to show you today and i think it's all really exciting and i think it will be enthusiastic and upbeat as we present it and i do want to acknowledge that those tragedies happened and we share our condolences with the families and i want megan to come up and give an overview of the

maguire. any comments or questions from committee members? seeing none we'll open up for comments from the public please just come up to the front and we have 2 minutes. >> thank you very much my name is roger basley i worked for many years with eric mar and supervisor yee and many others i wrote legislative packages and sent to the board of supervisors for the policy section i have a piece i'll submit and my primary role as a transportation design and safety specialist and having spent time on regional state and calped committees and other things to tweak and get improvements in the programs being done and funded through prop k and other funding mechanisms and the design and engineering and light regulation and now what's missing here if we go we go to the main issue or the point of contact point of collision, the problem with visibility of pedestrians and motorists if we simply would legislate very simply and require from dawn to dusk to increase the visibility of bicyclists using commute er lanes and make sure they have working front refle

exactly the point says meg maguire. she represents the group called the committee of 100. >> we've been around 99 years and we comment on land use issues and historic preservations, zoning so we're really concerned about the future development of the district of columbia. >> maguire's group is worried about proposed new laws to loosen up the city's tight regulations on billboards and electronic signs. if the law is passed it could allow verizon like streets that are designated as resident entertainment areas. one if you like the verizon center and gallery place with a big television screen, tell advice screens go 24/7 in your face. >> even though the proposed laws are tightly crafted to prevent sunshine jail those we spoke to were not thrilled by the concept. >> if i wanted sky describers i would move to new york. >> we're live now in penn quarter. the comments period extends until may 15th. minwho wants to weigh in on these proposed laws can do so through the d.c. government website. >> jackie benson, thanks. >>> your

. >> mary maguire taxi driver finally there's some endorsement at the ball park the tickets $103 but it is really their right to use your cabstands and also as conflict i saw aggressive endorsement last friday night it is not enough on friday night the staff was there at 6:00 p.m. but when i went back at 7 they gave out a lot of tickets the stand was loaded up with tmc when you told a driver i was threatened i was looking over my shoulder the whole weekend accepting to see this person i drive a cab kate torn told us to take the high road but how can we when they're not there most of the time we have no where to go people flag use it is point less to drive around and around last week, a cab driver at the ball park was physically assaulted there's footage and lift claimed this driver didn't work but he had the pink mustache so that driver we're looking at it where he's driving for us does that mean if they don't have a passenger they're not driving uber the streets are dangerous the tmc consumers are diving into trough and we're getting physically and nonverbal assaulted where's the pa

maguire. >> okay. good afternoon. >> supervisors and thanks for having us here to talk about the important topic of how we deliver the street projects for vision zero it is good to see so many of you out last thursday at walk to work and how important to make that city as save as possible for the citizen

maguire. >> okay. good afternoon. >> supervisors and thanks for having us here to talk about the important topic of how we deliver the street projects for vision zero it is good to see so many of you out last thursday at walk to work and how important to make that city as save as possible for the citizens supervisor yee said it is a right not a privilege and i think it is great work for today's discussion i'm going to turn it over to you've been following our progress vision zero is about geothat right to save streets by end death by 2024 we're focusing our efforts on the e education, enforcement, and engineering so we finding on the project delivery side this is the part that says he know what we want to do a program of improvement can we have the fund support how do we get those this the street the first topic i want to talk about what the information the importance of coordinating to make sure our projects are done as effectively has possible this is a conflict city it the complex so having the proj

maguire. >> okay. good afternoon. >> supervisors and thanks for having us here to talk about the important topic of how we deliver the street projects for vision zero it is good to see so many of you out last thursday at walk to work and how important to make that city as save as possible for the citizens supervisor yee said it is a right not a privilege and i think it is great work for today's discussion i'm going to turn it over to you've been following our progress vision zero is about

coalition and walk sf and our community coalition we've been advocating for this i'm glad it tom maguire with our sustainable streets is here my hope was we painted stripes that are important csa as we think about high injury corridors like geary and others we're looking at other practices and putting our money where and mouth is the culture of feeding in san francisco our community coalition office says the culture meeting meeting in san francisco not only pedestrians but bicyclists and other drivers at risk there are too many tragedies not only mr. alfred lee and others in the richmond district throughout the city the two children i mentioned the told her a two combrrldz hit in the outdoor richmond on fulsome we move to lower the speed limit i hope that our city like portland and seattle have safe routes to schools i'm hoping san francisco iowa's what put our money where our mouth is and making the streets safe is a responsibility as the mayor said for all of us but the walk sf and the pedestrian advocates have been working on this for many decades we have to listen the coalitions the

: there was a moment that i, listening to her, thought that i just walked out of a scene of jerry maguire and i was in like 1996. i think they are very good. there's a reason they go back to those again and again and it is because they have worked. there is no political family that has been in more trouble and yet it is a new age. when there are genuine substantive problems to confront, people are maybe tired of that in the resume from the 90's may not work for her. mark: if you're a citizen of america, a republican or a journalist, take a photo of that thing, because you will hear those things over and over again. attacking the opponents, questioning their motives, saying they are old stories, questioning the timing of something, say it is an old story, discredited charges. my favorite is, don't stop thinking about tomorrow. bill clinton said, they want this election to be about my yesterday's, i want it to be about your tomorrow's. you can basically say that anything that happened in the past doesn't matter as long as america has problems. karen finney is an old clinton hand and new cli

the body, believed to be irwin "don" meyers, was found in an area off the maguire peak trail. it was spotted in a cave by a helicopter search crew. investigators are still trying to determine whether he fell or crawled there after being injured. there was no sign of foul play. the coroner will now determine the exact cause of death. 7 female announcer: get on board for better sleep! it's sleep train's interest free for 3 event! get three years interest-free financing on beautyrest black, stearns & foster serta icomfort even tempur-pedic. plus, get free delivery, and sleep train's 100-day low price guarantee. you'll never find an interest rate lower than sleep train's interest free for 3 event, on now! ...guaranteed! ♪ sleep train ♪ ♪ your ticket to a better night's sleep ♪ pam moore>>: e-s-p-n has suspended reporter britt mchenry for a week. after a video surfaced today. showing her berating a towing company employee.. >>:oh like yours, cause they look so stunning. cause i'm on television and you're in a f------ trailer honey. loose some weight baby girl. pam moore>>: in the v

looking for a hiker. 70-year-old don meyers left palo alto yesterday morning planning to hike the maguirek trail but when he didn't show up last night, the alert was raised. his vehicle was found in the area. >>> tony and stephanie tantillo make spinach tortellini. >> reporter: spinach tortellini i love it. >> there's cheese but it's nice to have the spinach once in a while. >> and the color to when you pair it up with some beautiful canellini beans and tomatoes and some chicken which we already grilled and put back in the pan. doesn't that look beautiful? >> we caramelized onions so they are sweet. about 10, 20 minutes to get them nice and soft. we added in pasta water to thicken it up and tomatoes to smooth it out create a nice broth and, of course, the canellini beans and grilled chicken. the tortellini cooks until they bubble to the top like little pillows and then they're done. pasta water and pepper, a touch of nice sea salt. i think red pepper flakes. oh, stephanie, look at this! >> that's -- that's a plate of pasta. >> i like it! >> ciao, everybody. >>> people in need from oakland

crews found a body while searching for him and it was found near the maguire peak trail. foul play is not a factor. >> a memorial service honoring the victims of the germanwings plane crash was held in germany. the chancellor was there paying respects to the 150 people who per iraned. transport ministers from and spain attended. the co-pilot, andreas lubitz, is accused of deliberately crashing the airbus into the french alps. >> there are new details of the south carolina shooting that is sparking outrage the man who captured it on video is demanding to the paid. some may find this video disturbing. he was a bystand december he filmed officer slager shooting walter scott to death on april 4 and now "new york times" reports that he wants to charge news outlets $10,000 for the video. they expect requests for licensing to ramp up as the indication is closer to trial. >>> the university of california will not release information of a freshman class until next month in part because of a state budget stand off. they usually reveal the details like the percentage of high school

of the racial breakdown in charleston - blacks 47%, and the police department - 80% wight >>> leo maguire, former sheriff of new jersey is on the phone from nutley new jersey. give me a sense. you saw the video, what do you think? leo, can you hear me? obviously we are having some technical difficulties with the former sheriff from bergen county. we'll try to get back to that. the polls are closing in ferguson, missouri. it's the first local election since the police killing of michael brown, and the racially charged protest. on the ballot eight candidates, four are african-american americans. up for seats. diane eastabrook is in ferguson with more. >> hi you know mayor james knowles was not up for re-election, but was on the minds of voters. he's taken a lot of heat in ferguson since the riots. some are asking him to step down, and say if he doesn't, they want him recalled. >> print your name on the line. >> voters in ferguson missouri cast ballots for three new members. barbara wished she could elect a new mayor. >> i'm not happy with him. i have not had a chance to sign a petition if s

in hopes it will prevent others like you from becoming a victim. 60-year-old music teacher colleen maguire says it started with a phone call. a man told her he was an irs agent and he needed her to go to her bank and take out $6,000 and put it into an account with an account number he provided. there are 400,000 recorded irs scam cases that totaled $15 million in stolen money. >> every time i would make him bubble anything it said. and then he would say he would put a lien on my house. >> she hopes because she had account information to give to the police that what happened to her it will be traced. it's important for you to know this, the irs only contacts taxpayers through the u.s. mail, not through phone calls or messages or e-mails. >>> pg&e customers can expect to see a credit on your bills in the near future. this month or next month the pg&e will pass along a climate credit to residential customers. state public utilities commission estimates the average household will get a credit averaging $27,000. it's a third time the credits have been issued. the money is coming from cap and tr

miguel al maguire has this story. >> reporter: this measuring station in the mountains should be buried under five feet of snow. today governor jerry brown made history. >> we're in a historic drought. that demands unprecedented action. for that reason, i'm issuing an executive order mandating substantial water reduction across our state. >> reporter: the governor says water use must be slashed by 25%. because reservoirs across the region are running on empty as seen in this drone video documenting bone-dry record-breaking conditions. nasa says this epic drought now affects 64 million americans across the west. scientists call what's happening here unprecedented. >> very likely the single worst drought of the last 150 years. and possibly approaching the worst drought of the last 500 to 1,000 years. >> reporter: the governor said californians need to change the way they live. but in a state with 1.5 million swimming pools and sprawling growth, that won't be easy. cities like long beach and businesses like mcdonald's have been fined for wasting water. now they're installing new water mete

myers went hiking on maguire creek trail in the sunol regional wilderness area yesterday morning, but he never made it back home. late this afternoon, searchers found a body they believe is myers. nbc bay area's christie smith joins us live along that trail, where authorities are still working to confirm the identity of that body christie. >> reporter: yeah that's right. you know today, more than 40 people spent much of the morning and the early afternoon searching for irwin don myers. we had a chance to speak with them. of course, they were hoping for the best. this helicopter you see there, that was also involved in the search. then word came late this afternoon, an outcome no one wanted. >> it was one of the highest peaks in the area. >> reporter: lieutenant lance free describes the area where the grim discovery was made. >> approximately 2:10 this afternoon, our helicopter was circling one of the highest peaks in the area. they located what appeared to be a body in one of the caves. >> the caves, more of a rock outcropping. the alameda county coroner's office was called in to make

. >> the bomb itself was harmlessly detonated thursday night at joint base maguire. >> reporter: theyking with school officials as work continues. but while all is almost back to normal, no one would be surprised if they find more bombs here. nbc 10 news. >>> coming up next on nbc 10 news at 6:00 calling for transparency at a south jersey police department days after two of their own officers were arrested. for the first time and what the town's mayor is saying about the accusations. >>> well the freeze word is back in the forecast tonight. i'm tracking another warning for parts of our area, and when we'll finally get a break from this bitter blast. >>> it's a popular delaware park, but it's got an annoying and persistent problem. coming up, how vandals are ruining the family fun and how this town is fighting back. takes the hassle out of selling in just 3 easy steps. one, get your free online valuation. two, book an appointment. and three, pick up a check at your nearest buying center. ♪ find out how much your car is worth ♪ ♪ at webuyanycar.com ♪ >>> new at 6:00 video evidence showi

participating in a home land security exercise in burlington county, "eyewitness news" at joint base maguire dixon lakehurst today. emergency personnel from across new jersey are conducting search and rescue exercises and they are train to respond to a chemical, biological, and nuclear incident, and those will continue tomorrow. >> still to come here on "eyewitness news" talk about a rude, a waning evening we will tell you about a nap on the airplane got a pass he canner kick off the flight. >>> plus indigo bike shares coming to the neighborhood near you. how does it work and how much does it cost? three on your side has details coming up. >>> do you feel good about your job? i can be a college drop out and dot the same thing good espn reporter us pended after a rant recorded by a together come goes v >>> this crash was all the buzz in washington state you can say. millions of honey bees were spilled on to a highway, and a semi truck carrying a load of bees overturn while trying to merge scattering the boxes of bees all across that road. police and bee keepers, worked to clear the insects bu

pierre maguire. >> what have you liked about your team performance so far? we played with. there's been just confidence within our group.

he of course had that jerry maguire moment when he came back and talked about how long it has to takece and the smell and all. then he got back to making money instead of worrying about the smell as much. the smell of money is always better than the smell of cup of coffee. >> i will take another side of that, but you need the money to buy it. >>> still ahead on the "closing bell" -- is the pentagon ready for guys like these? the hbo sitcom "silicon valley" spoofing the tech life of the department of defense wants a piece of the action. we'll explain. >>> space may also be the final frontier but the state of south dakota is telling people forget about all that traveling to mars. come instead to the wildzs of the west and their selling point is jobs and oxygen. >>> is the department 6 defense trading in suits and ear pieces for hoodies and smartwatches? the pentagon reportedly launching a cyber strategy push out in silicon valley in an effort to recruit top level talent and bridge the gap between the west coast and d.c. does the pentagon stand a chance against top tech giants when it co