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and there are two or three months that we haven't received the mon. >>> iinternational oil companiesting for their money too. the kurdish regional government owes the biggest investor more than $230 million in export payments analysts say investors won't hang around forever. >> the not has to pay them for their research and. [ inaudible ] and when they get the returns they sell the oil and they will be part of it. but if things are going the same way and the regional government cannot provide the payments for these international companies they won't be able to proceed anymore. >> reporter: kurdish authorities they say will have to face the music and prove to investors it's safe to keep digging in northern iraq. kim vinnell, al jazerra erbil. >>> lots more still to come on al jazerra. a chinese female activists detained by the government for a month speaks to al jazerra. >>> and we find out the true worth of one of the world's greatest resources. stay with us. >> fall of saigon, forty years later. >> we have no idea how many were killed. >> unanswered questions, a botched withdrawal l

and we have max [inaudible] from there da's office >> good mon morning. [inaudible] application will have help integrate criminal justice to advance effective prosecution and [inaudible] support the crime strategy units and focus on hot spots to make a impact on public safety in san francisco >> thank you very much. if no questions at this time we'll move on to public comment. anybody wish to comment on it? seeing none public comment is closed >> through the chair i saw there are no matching signs, i think this is great so i would like to make a motion send a motion to the full board >> thank you, we have a motion and take that without objection. do we have any other business in front of us? >> no, mr. chair. we are adjourned. >> good afternoon everybody. welcome to the san francisco board of supervisors budget and finance committee meeting for wednesday april 22, 2015. i am mark farrell and i will chair this committee and joined by supervisor tang and eric mar and norman yee. i want to thank the clerk of the committee linda wong as well as members of sfg

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along the coast, the fog hanging on to 53 pacifica. 51 half mon bay. 62 in downtown san francisco. 68 daly city. north bay 75, santa rosa 76. 74 vallejo. and up to 68 in oakland. 73 union city. and one final stop, the inland valley seeing sunshine and warm. 85 antioch and 83 in livermore. air quality on your sunday. tree pollen high. tree juniper and oak and pollen moderate levels this time of year. accurate sunday forecast showing you dense fog and sunshine by the afternoon. we're warm. coastal clouds on monday. cooler air arriving on tuesday and after the cool air, katie, wednesday and thursday there is a chance of a sport -- a sprinkle here and there and then out of here by friday and saturday. >> even seeing the fog shocked me. where is this coming from. >> get ready for the summer spread tomorrow. >> over to the warrior. >> i see you have drew over there. >> it is good to know. you have to win 16 playoff games to capture a title and the warrior began with the new orleans but it wasn't the big easy. oracle was a see of gold or yellow this afternoon. warriors nervous and settled do

. >> that's a mon issis common is. people equating president clinton with hillary rodham.y've been joined at the hip so much, and i alluded to whether it was stupid. no matter what was going on, bill wrote to the white house the economy and president bush. >> it really was about the economy, and many presidential elections have been about the economy. >> how does higllary do that no when you have so many problems on main street with the economy? what could she possibly do? >> president clinton, former president clinton, did a lot of actually good things for the economy. there were tax cuts, there was welfare reform. i don't think potential president clinton -- i've heard her say it so many times -- >> just call her hillary. >> i think a lot of her politics will fall from president obama. minimum wage, that's not going to help jobs. certainly taxes. >> she won't cut taxes? >> i don't think so. it was a different time, too, we were in the middle of the internet bubble and the economy was much, much stronger. but i don't see a lot of difference between her economic policies a

. >>> good evening, gerardr mon cure -- geraud moncure, and how good have be the warriors been?ers have a chance to do so in tinsel town, and the warriors with no draymond green in the second quarter, and here is the highlight tonight. breaking the ankles and insult to injury u and a filthy move and you have not seen cp3 shook like that, and clay thomklay thompson on the baseline and he fades and fires and warriors go on to win it, and curry 27 and thompson 25 and victory 97 on the victory. and now to madison square garden chaseson randle on this one, putting the cardinal on the his back, and great touch on the floater, and he had the cardinal winning to face miami for the crown. >> and the rockies and the giant s giants in scottsdale, and second to last outing for the g-men. >> and now, troy tulowitzki goes down swinging and one of the three hits. he went 3 for 3, and now just enough wood on that single and there is casey many mcgee and the giants win it 4-3, and final li finally the a's, and the angels are lighting up the scoreboard and that is a big fly. massive shot and the

bottom seven, orioles offense, red hot, two on for dell mon young, hammers this one to center. it will bounce off the wall. both runs come on in. they score easily. young to second with the standup two, two-run double five rbi in the game. 18 runs off 20 hits for the owes they win it 18-7 taking the series from boston. >>> the capital, of course game seven for them tomorrow night at verizon center. so, quick turn around from the court to the ice. very different, caps in game seven, matt -- whiz looking to sweep. >> so much pressure. kind of feeling the butterflies for both. >>> on this sunday night, the g disaster in nepal. terrifying the death toll surpasses 2500. tonight the desperate searches for survivors, including those on mt. everest. >>> capsized within dozens of sailboats swept up in a violent storm. more than 40 people rescued from viole > white house hacked. a russian cyber attack reached the west wing getting the president's own e-mail. >> after losing al everything the incredible gift one man receives from a complete stran >>> this sh "nbc nightly news" with

on mon went to a couple of classes and he was last seen by staff at 10 a.m.. sullivan is an athlete his parents say he's a good student and they don't know why or how he would vanish. >> conner, if you can hear this message, you are not in trouble. we love you please come home >> i just want him home. i want my baby home. >> santa clara county sheriff's office says conner's cell phone has been turned off. they do not believe a crime has occur. >>> police are investigating an attack on an homeless man with a metal baseball bat. it happened yesterday near interstate 280. police say a 57-year-old homeless man was sleeping when another man beat him in the face with a bat. his attacker, a white man in his 30s was yelling racial slurs. the victim is recovering at san francisco general. >>> yesterday morning we told you about a police officer in martinez who was injured from a fire. now, we are hearing about the people w rescued. >> she could not open the front door, was thinking about jumping out of the second story window when she said an angel was sent to save the

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67 wins but now it's a whole new season here is the schedule game 1: home, sat., 12:30 game 2: home, mongame 3: away, thu., 6:30 game 4: away, sat., 5:00 game 5: home, tue., tbd game 6: away, fri., tbd game 7: home, sun., tbd steve kerr has never coached in the postseasonbut has five championship rings as a player he hopes to impart that experience to his team cocoa the feelings are the same. we understand what is going to it take to win. we just gotta go up there and do it in a. hopefully. this you can. and join jay and bip sunday night as they break down game 1 also an interview with warrriors play-play-play commentator jim barnett plus giants and a's highlights ans alalysis great night for a local women's basketball player brittany boyd cal's point guard and also a star at berkeley high school will be playing professionally in madison square garden bill lambier and the new york liberty selected her with the 9th overall pick i the nba draft she will be joined in new york by stanford's amber orrange a 2nd round pick boyd's cal teammate and pac-12 player of the year reshanda gray was als

ed >>> audio surfaced recording the moment after a white police officer shot and killed a mon in norte charleston. the officer can be heard reporting the walter scott shooting to a fellow policeman. >>> that recording is thought to be from officer slater's lapel microphone. florida senator marco rubio has made it official running for president in the 2016 election. he announced his candidacy joining ted cruz and rand paul and former scritry of state hillary clinton. we have more on what marco rubio says he'll bring to the race. >> reporter: in front of thousands of supporters in miami, marco rubio made it official. >> tonight grounded by the lesson of our history, but inspired by the promise of our future i announce my candidacy for president of the united states. >> reporter: at 43 years old marco rubio is the youngest candidate in the 2016 presidential field. he is a forward-looking leader a contrast with jeb bush and democrat clinton oar. >> we americans are proud of our history. our country has been about the future. before us is the opportunity to author the goodest chapter yet in

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the rags to riches story - talk to our yours this mon. find out how you can -- yours this monday. find out how you can be in touch aljazeera.com/americatonight. >>> in our fast-forward segment - doped to death. the veterans administration has been under fire for mismanagement and mistreatment over vets at facilities across the country. "america tonight" christopher putzel vetted the cas of a young marine at a v.a. hospital whose death exposed other system. >> we went in his room. he was sleeping with his hand on his side. on his head. and i said "jason, what's the matter with you?" i said "jason, i can't understand you." i went to the nurse's saying and said what is wrong with him, he can't talk. she said "we gave him medication for the migraine, he'll be all right in a couple of hours." >> reporter: a few hours later jason stopped bleeding. the parties were told his death was a result of aneurysm. the reality was different. >> every drug was prescribed by the v.a. >> a former v.a. housekeeper was a last witness she spoke out about what she saw. >> i remember seeing him sitting up

it happened on black wood clem mon ton road in gloucester township. >>> also in camden county sky force 10 is over a shooting on van buren street around 10:30 last night. a woman believed to be in her late 20s was shot twice. no word yet on her condition. police are searching for the shooter. >>> investigators in delaware are working to find the cause of this fire in new castle. two people went to christiana hospital for smoke inhalation. crews quickly stopped the flames. >>> 5:05. happening today leaders in chester county may sign off on a controversial plan that would bring a gas pipeline through a crowded community. sunoco wanted to build a pump station. neighbors fought the plan over safety concerns. sunoco is going to revise their current plan. tonight the board will share more information with people at westchester high school. >>> there is a vigil for a cumberland county man who was killed during a crime spree 1 year ago. he was killed after a fight and home invasion were led to two shootings. the family is holding a vigil. they will announce a reward for any information leading

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behind inside the lobby is the [inaudible] fallen police officers entitled spiral of gratitude bytia mon[inaudible] it it combines the element of glass, sky and light together with the written word. the text on the back wall reads, look up, their courage shines. it draws peoples eye to the sky light above evoking a re och light of all those who enter. the 16 foot cylinder is inscribed with a poem written by a local poet, margo perron. is margo here today? let's give a round for margo perron. margo worked closely with the artsest and member thofz bay area [inaudible] key in developing this work. the poem is written based on interviews with families and colleagues of fallen officers. unforfinately mr. oughty and brook cannot be here because they rin new york, but mr. perron is here and would like to thank the members of bay leaf for this memorial. i invite you to read the complete text of the poem located on the wall in the lobby. mr. [inaudible] the artist is known for video projection work. this commission was [inaudible] thank you for the camtle planning committee. we are doing our best

many say the mon oument was a symbol of white soup rem sis. sue turton reports. >> reporter: an unser mope call end to cecil rhodes, as his statue was removed from the university for safe keeping after weeks of protest led to a vote for its removal. most of the students were born after the fall of apartheid. to them this british colonialist represents a university system failing to decolonize or embrace african knowledge. >> is the university trying to protect itself or funding or is it not interested in integrating into the greater area of deolonizing, it's a conversation about decolonization. >> reporter: similar protests targeted the president kruger's statue and the war memorial in pretoria, with a counter aring exchanges at the av carnes museum. other effigies of british going george v and the prime minister lowy bova have been defaced. in the vaults of the heritage foundation in pretoria row after row of art works from afrikanns history. busts and paintings removed, that the curator is committed to protecting as she believes they hold hi

way for people to rent vacation homes in cuba and a way to help seniors file their taxes for free. mon? we talked to our doctors about treatment with xarelto®. me, when i had a blood clot in my leg that could have traveled to my lungs. that's why i took xarelto®, too. xarelto® is proven to treat and help reduce the risk of dvt and pe blood clots. i took xarelto® for afib... an irregular heartbeat that can lead to a stroke from a blood clot. xarelto® is proven to reduce the risk of stroke in people with afib, not caused by a heart valve problem. hey, well i'm glad we got together. for people with afib currently well managed on warfarin there is limited information on how xarelto® and warfarin compare in reducing the risk of stroke. i tried warfarin before, but the blood testing routine and dietary restrictions had me off my game. tell me about it. let's see, golf clinic, or blood clinic? ooh, that's a tough one. not this time. not with xarelto®. anything else? i'll have another arnold palmer. ok. make mine a kevin nealon. really, brian? hey, safety first. like all blood thinners, don't

he arrested paul mon yardty on dwi charges. last month, a jury acquitted him. wants all disciplinary action taken against him by the police department to be thrown out. >>> well another philadelphia iron worker is scheduled to be sentenced today for vandalizing the construction site. edward sweeney is the ninth of 12 men to be sentence issed in this case. a federalup sent two more of those iron workers to prison yesterday. prosecutors say this was all part of a scheme by ironworkers 401 to pressure builders into hiring union workers. >>> we have new information into the investigation of a philadelphia veterans affairs office. the va inspector general is widening its review now looking at two senior leaders for potential misconduct on capitol hill a house committee herd testimony from an office. the panel questioned several whistle-blowers who worked for that department. the hearing also looking at allegations of big payments to executives. >>> new information in the atlantic city casino crisis. there is no word on when a judge will issue a decision on a dispute

>> in the documents, we have all agreed that if there is a dispute les mon ves, the chairman of cbs, i kid you not, it is right in the document is the arbitrator to settle all legal disputes. >> both sides are sparring verbally even when talking potential rematch. >> it all depends on whether he knocks him out and so forth. >> and behind the scenes more continues. and they have mouth guards of gold or stuffed with $100 bills and so high-tech he breathes better with the guard in rather than out. >> we charged roughly 25,000 dollars and maybe a touch more. >> and for all of the talk this is about history rather than money. >> our focus isn't about the money. the money will come. >> assuming nothing stops the fight from happening, everyone will go home rich. >> how much money do you make on this fight? >> what? >> for "nighlty business report," jane wells. >> that is "nighlty business report i'm sue herera. have a great weekend, everyone. and we'll see you monday. okay ♪ ♪ it doesn't really matter if you're old and grey ♪ ♪ it's all right, i say, it's okay ♪ ♪ listen to what i say ♪ ♪ i

victorred mon hits reilly shea. the five to one was the final.ber red wings head coach mike babcock his contract expires at the ends of the season. he could be a potential target for the flyers. >>> let's head indoors gladiators in town visiting the soul and dan roundabou finds him. >>> to the pitch an milestone barcelona visiting valencia. ninety-fourth minute lionel messy already barcelona's leading scorer looking for number 2400. >>> it takes him two cracks but he gets it home. barcelona wins by a score of two t >> ♪ >> welcome back every un. it is considered a perfect gem a rare diamond is about to be auctioned off in new york. sotheby's auction house says the diamond is considered a type 2a which means it contains no night trop jen so it looks like a clear pool of ice water. it's expected to fetch as much as $25 million. the auction takes place this tuesday: that's lovely. a nice gift for someone. we'll be right back. stay with us. your buddy ron once said he could install your ceiling fan. he couldn't. and that one time ron said another chi

it took eight mons to install.arts. you get the feeling the students are enjoying it. sflit was extremely fun. >> reporter: there's more to this. much more. >> our goal here is for someone to find a cure for cancer. someone to find a cure for cerebral palsy. someone to have make a difference. you have to think out of the box. >> reporter: out of the box like installing a slide. students can take the stairs if they choose. or they can slide. whatever you do just do it differently. it appears the message is getting through. >> you don't really have to just wait to see if other people like it or something. you do what you feel you want to do. >> whatever you want to do just go out and do it no matter what your neighbor says. >> if you believe it's a good idea you should shoot for it. >> reporter: shoot for the top by sliding down. that's different. which is exactly the point. well, you knew there was no way i was going do this story and not give it a try. but it's not made for somebody my size. i'm going to record wit

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you through just about everyone of your city assignments been made to the supervisors and head of mons, i can't think of anybody better qualified to hold your position because of the incredible depth of knowledge and deposited of empathy and love that you bring to us and your competency is phenomenal. thank you. >> thank you. it great work and i know all of you support us and it's fun. we are in insurgents and to say that the status quo isn't good enough. we are comrades here. thank you. we'll open up for public comment. >> jackie bryson. >> public speaker: good afternoon, council. i'm here because i'm very concerned about what the mayor's office of hope actually does. you got a very rosy picture of all these wonderful things that they have done. i'm here as a poster child for the deficits and the biggest deficit has to do with not giving a formal access evaluation for people's needs particularly people who are disabled. how can you possibly meet people's need for access if you don't know what they are. that seems so obvious that staff will do that to you and working with carla and joa

it looks like this mon batch of rain is coming to an end shortly. the sun will be returning tomorrow afternoon, especially from north to south. cool, windy monday, isolated shower and finally start to warm up a little bit by tuesday. so here's our future cast overnight. tomorrow morning, you're out early. we got the pike's peek. i'm hoping most of the rain will be south of us early and here comes the sun for a much, much better afternoon. our forecast for tonight, a few showers around, especially south. low to mid 40s. we've had upper 30s, too. so yeah, just kind of a miserable night out there. now tomorrow looks a lot better. in the morning, we'll have a few clouds. in the afternoon, more sunshine. in fact, i'm thinking low possibly mid 60s. 64 is what i'm going for tomorrow. and a nice finish to sunday. now monday, it will be a breezy day. could be a shower in the afternoon. 63. tuesday 68. a very pleasant afternoon. as we med toward wednesday, stray shower around, but mild, 71. and right now i think a system over the weekend will be into the low

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