deputy chief mark gonzalez and 3 in particular i want to acknowledge. deputy chief dale [inaudible] from the airport and the person most spaunl in our piece and over sees the support division and that is assistant deputy ken lombardi. we also have the men and women of station 4 that welcome you to the facility and encourage you to dheck it out as well as member thofz arson team. proud to serve as your chief and appreciate everyone coming out today. >> as a important part of this project and in any city project is the snaugz of public art. you may have already noticed this magnificent piece behind us in the entry way of the building, but also at the entrance to the biltding there is another piece on third and china basin and i think you should check that out too. i hope you take the time to enjoy these pieces today onthered street. a good partner in the project is the arts commission and to to champion these instullation squz talk about some of the art i ask the director tom [inaudible] to come say a few words. >> thank you mohammed and all the partners

i'm amy goodman with juan gonzalez. today marks30th anniversary of a massive police operation in philadelphia that culminated in the helicopter bombing of the headquarters of a radical group known as move. the fire from the attack incinerated six adults and five children and destroyed 65 homes. despite two grand jury investigations and a commission finding that top officials were grossly negligent, no one from city government was criminally charged. here is how the bombing was initially reported in philadelphia on the radio. >> i've just been advised we're moving out tape of the episode that apparently ended, we think ended, the move situation tonight. the dropping of an incendiary device. let's take a careful look at this, 5:27 p.m. as you can see, very dramatic explosion that occurs 30 seconds and really rips into the move compound. there you see the bunker, which soon will go up in flames. and that was the explosion close up. if there is anybody there standing there, it is obvious they could not survive that explosion. juan: exi

gonzalez former attorney general anne white house counsel under president george to be bush. in his job he became the highest-ranking hispanic to hold the federal office for but that was marked by some controversy with executive action with the war on terror but today we will confine our discussion to immigration his book is called a conservative and compassionate approach to immigration reform co-authored with david strange that offers specific prescriptions for improving immigration law and policy. a judge gonzalez to previously served as a supreme court justice in texas is currently dean of belmont college school of law in national. welcome to both. [applause] at first glance a reader might assume these books come from opposite points of view to reach opposite conclusions but they would be wrong on both counts. both authors grapple with the same fundamental conundrums facing society as it tries to deal with the phenomenon of illegal immigration and both make practical suggestions to how they can be reconciled managed. those blood dash both authors agree there is excess of hostility toward illegal immigrants and both agree some form of broad immigration reform is needed. n

marked twice. but caltrans says it will research ways on how to make this more clear or obvious because a mistake here leading to deadly results. david gonzalez lives next door and knew arshad who was killed along with nicholas shadas. >> i searched it on my phone, i couldn't believe it. >> reporter: this car crash involved add wrong way driver. >> the flames were just too bad. >> reporter: three fatalities last night and about a dozen deaths are the result of wrong way drivers. including four in yolo county. among those killed a wrong way driver. and i'm sad. i'm frustrated, i'm angry. >> we can put a device there that notified law enforcement. >> reporter: it could cost thousands figuring that there's thousands of ramps. those involving wrong way drivers on the highway, those accidents often have a 12 time rate of those accidents involved in fatalities. >> another major earthquake has hit nepal the second in weeks and it's adding to the uncertainty. today's quake measured 7.8 near kathmandu. several landslides have been reported because of today's earthquake. humanitarian workers from the united nations tell us they've been hard pressed to

gonzalez, a former u.s. attorney general and white house counsel under president george w. bush. in his job as attorney general, he became the highest ranking hispanic to hold federal office. that tenure was marked by some controversy over executive actions in the war on terror, but today we will confine our discussion to immigration. his new book is called "a conservative and compassionate approach to immigration reform," co-authored with david strange, which offers a number of specific prescriptions for reforming and improving immigration law and policy. judge gonzalez, who previously served as a texas supreme court justice, is currently dean of the belmont college school of law in nashville. welcome to you both. [applause] >> thank you. >> thank you. [applause] >> at first glance a reader might assume that these two books come from opposite points of view and reach opposite conclusions. they would be wrong on both counts. both of these authors p grapple with the same fundamental conundrums facing u.s. officials and society as it tries to deal with the phenomenon of illegal immigration. and both make pact call suggestions -- practical suggestions as to how these contradictions can be reconcile

gonzalez sandoval is in jail. her bail set at a million dollars. police believe there may be more victims who haven't come forward yet. >>> despite the drought, cutbacks california voters are giving high marks to governor brown. the latest nbc bay area field poll finds his approval numbers near a record high. nearly 6 in 10 voters approve of the job he's doing as governor. only 26% disapprove. that's despite the sharp split among voters on whether california is on the right track. 40% of voters say california is moving in the right direction. 40% believe the state is seriously off track. >>> i'm jodi hernandez in larkspur where a foreign exchange student disappeared 33 years ago. tonight there's a big development. the case is not cold any longer. details coming up. >>> and just ahead, hundreds dead in india as a heat wave bears down on this country. why the problems may just be starting. >>> also a jurn fri sigh gone to silicon valley. vicky nguyen tracks down the people who made it possible. the emotional story of her family's immigration here to the united states. >> it's been 35 years. >>> some answers about the decades-old disappearance of a swedish foreign exchange student. that's the