if you have a chance to get a mote, you get a mote. a woman made this decision.u have to keep out the intruders somehow. >> how cool would it be to have a mote? gavin, are you going to back me up? >> motes lasted hundreds of years for a reason. >> guys, you can't have a mote. >> why? >> because of global warming. >> what? >> that was a great point. >> you can have bio energy or whatever they do in the water. you can put a paddle in there. >> they couldn't have a moat because it is hard to get people out? don't get in the mote. >> sonny, why did it take so long to put spikes -- every fence like that has spikes on it. >> obama doesn't have his crown yet. before they can fortify his kingdom they must give him his crown. and then he will get his mote and he will get everything he needs to be properly protected. i would take it a step further and say put them into one building and then we can build a giant fence around them and just keep them in and out of our business and it will be a better country for it. >> joanne -- >> it will be protected and safe. >> is this a

. >> a final mote on the stabbing victim. when emanuel was taken to a clinic fighting for his life. there was no doctor there for it. the director stayed away from work. he would have seen the coverage, and fearing for his own life, was not there to save another. >>> on the download viewers on the coverage of the violence in south africa. >> the decision to public pictures of zono phobic violence. they've not taken the life. they question whether it would have been the situation with white victims. there's the possibility of images spanning violence, and the presence of those on the scene, influencing how the events play out. >> reporter: xenophobia is not a pretty issue, it's not the time for president zuma to be concerned about what is pretty, good p.r. and what is not. this media coverage is exactly what we need. >> we are open to viewer feedback and ideas. if you have an opinion, go to facebook or twitter. our twitter handle is@ajlisten [ ♪♪ ] >>> other media stories on our radar. the british election is coming up may 7th. the result is too close to call, for rupert murdoch, it'

the proposed increase of 9 million, 11, 959, the agreement between the department of technology and mote rola will pay for replacement radios through 16 and 17. the budget totals 9 million and 33 #1k38 that's shown on page 2 of our report. that shows an increase under the seventh amendment of 321, 787. on page 23 of our report, we note that the proposed resolution provides for an increase in the agreement not to exceed the amount of 9 million, 11, 959 going from 25 million to 33 million and 11, 959. this is to the purchase as i stated of 737 replacement radios of related equipment and services. we report to you supervisor, that because the 2016-17 budget has not been approved or admitted to the board of supervisors, the replacement radios and equipment services the fiscal year is not yet known. the amount budget in the fiscal year of 2016-17 is shown in table one. and from 33, 11, 959 to 30 million, the budget is 2 million 633, 225 less than the requested increase. if you approve that, that will still provide expenditure authority for the requested amounts to purchase radios and related

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they would need a mote of because i gave an -- motive because i gave an interview to a paper. ridiculous. >> a manuscript written by turing while he worked on the enigma coe. >>> the oscar nominated hit movie "the enning mow code", bought his achievements to the screen. 70 years after his achievements a rare glimpse is going under auction in new york. a humble 56-page noteback and a piece of mathematics history. >> this is the first time we've been able to see his notes and how he figured things out. again. there's no other known manu scripts by him. it makes it a unique piece. >> in the notes given to his friend kept private, they grapple with the math mat call theories, describing one as hateful. perhaps surprisingly he also admits difficulty in understanding a famous calculation knowing it's the lead in the formula. written while working at the secret site during the second world war, the notes are not related to his work in breaking the nazi code but the passion, laying the foundation for computer science as we know it. >> this is an example. this man is working on saving

reporting live from vineland, new jersey tonight, kenneth mote up for channel six "action news". >> kent, thank you. >>> philadelphia police have released much clearer video of the red burgundy ford econo theline van. law men say this vehicle was driven by three men who kidnaped and assaulted a woman saturday afternoon. the victim had just left her job on jeweler's row when she was abduct in the parking garage at eighth and chestnut. she was repeatedly assaulted a as the a attackers wanted codes to the jewelry store's safe. she didn't have them. she was hooded beaten, and taserd. police returned to the garage today looking for more clues. >>> there was more drama then expected tonight at a mayoral debate in philadelphia. she is okay tonight but candidate lynn abraham collapsed to the floor behind her podium. "action news" reporter sharrie williams is live at the big board. fortunately, sharrie it was a quick recovery for the the former district attorney. >> reporter: it turned out okay jim. abraham says she had a sudden drop in blood pressure and she lost her balance and blackout. her ca

jill's northwest where we are right now what is the place where mote most of this is happening is gottenpoint where it's affecting families. were watching a family that had to be evacuated from their home. >> reporter: the the very new images. jesus came out a few minutes ago that's the level of violence is happening here now city officials are saying this is unprecedented and they're calling these writers thugs. rioters are thugs... and will also be awhile before life returns to normal for the people of baltimore. there's currently a partial curfew in effect. tomorrow the curfew will limit of fact the entire city. you should be six if you're experiencing a medical emergency and went to work without about 5000 national guards will be in the area tomorrow. state and local officials are struggling to get control and that maybe the answer that is needed. >> reporter: also the firefighters are calling for back up the need 30 the additional fire trucks are headed that way from other agencies situation is far from over and some of these people are still facing all of fighting with police in th

that the government has been rope moting. like rule of law.ption issues and the environment. have been detained and in some cases charged. so it does seem the communist party is still nervous about those who campaign even in this case on quite apolitical issues from the ground up. errol? >> quite ironic, the government showing an effort to address these important issues. but they're reluctant to allow a full-fledged, open, debate. david mckenzie. live for us in beijing. thank you very much. new research reveals the city with the dirtiest air in the world, is it beijing? do you know the answer? we'll reveal. next. >>> this just in to cnn. australia's prime minister tony abbtott announced his country will deploy 300 military personnel to iraq. he stressed the deployment is not a combat mission. they will instead help train iraqi forces to confront isis. the australian soldiers will work with about 100 members of new zealand's defense force on that mission. >> all right. there are more concerns about the cleanliness of brazil's waterways and of t

it's surrounded by a mote cutting it off from the outside world. you can see the irony here. it can't keep people out anymore. the face of this place is changing. >>> here are some numbers that really put this crisis into perspective perspective. this week the coast guard rescued 10,000 people. last year over 3,000 people drowned crossing the mediterranean sea. overall, 51,000 people fled their countries last year. >>> the pope today calling on the world to wake up to the migrant crisis. during their first ever meeting between the pontiff and italy's new president, the pope praised the italian government's response and also called on europe and the international community to do more. >> it is clear that the proportions of this phenomenon require a much wider involvement. we must not tire in urging a broader commitment at a european and international level. >> italy's president echoed the pope's calls saying the european union must take action. the president of afghanistan says isil is responsible for today's deadly attack in gentleman loll badjalalabad jalalabad. >> many peop

i got mote a daddy who is in mourning. a momma who is in mourning and we talked father to father. so, it it was a good visit with them and i would ask you to however you give respect to individuals, give them the respect they deserve during this time and just know that we are doing our best here not only as a city but as a police department. not only to serve during this time. but to protect you, all of you. and to serve this community as best we can. we have a bunch going on. and we'll continue to strive to do what is right. we are going to strive to do what is right. i would just ask you to keep, i have been praying for peace. peace for the family. peace for this community. i will continue to stand on this as i strive and protect and serve the people i took an oath to do so. >> any questions you might have? no justice, no peace. >> may i make a statement. we have only ten minutes and we understand how you feel and what you are saying, but we don't have issues with that. but if we can have an opportunity to answer their questions because mr. pryor. >> chief. there were other offi

the coffin is the mote each for the pro -- motiff for the campaigners, and they wanted to use it as an opportunity to change immigration laws and allow people like the united nations in so they can seek refuge and asylum. it looks like the leaders want to use the crisis as an opportunity of their own not to make immigration easier but more difficult than it has been in the past. remember the logic of stopping search and rescue is it was too easy for the refugees. more people this year came than last year. so many died, that europe has to say it's doing something on the most basic human tare wan principle. all the leaks that came out have been to suggest if anything the presence in the mediterranean will be more militarized. warships, a talk of drones bombing smugglers' votes on the libyan coast. to make it difficult for migrants and refugees to start. sounds like a hard-based response what the elements of the right wing wanted for is to be more difficult for refugees. to come across, but it is the mood of the european union leadership. loads of problems with it. how do you choose betwe

the transport minister says the aviation sector struggled for more than a decade to mote the safety requirements. the government wants to use sweeping powers to deal with the situation urgently. >> i need to use special measures to tackle many issues. we'll use it constructively. >> article 44 is a paragraph of the interim constitution imposed. giving the ruling council known as peace and order or n.c.p.o. power over all branches of government. their art is that these extra powers are needed in certain circumstances. >> you need to strike a good balance between using executive power the right way and democratic power the wrong way. in the end the true executive and democratic power used carefully could get us out of this transitional period. >> reporter: the political opposition is concerned, pointing out it's a good time for new voices to be heard because the new constitution needs to be debated and elections held. >> article 44 is a symbol of the dictatoring system. to use it once means that you are expressly, that you are in a system which is a dictator one. >> martial law has been in place f

. >> reporter: one of the justices sonja called it an operation and one said it's out moted.jose prevails, it doesn't mean it will smooth over, it's a done deal. >> it gives the ability to the a's to decide where they want to go and if they want to stay in the bay area which lou says he does does he want to try to do a deal with oakland, san jose or somewhere in between. >> lou wolf says he doesn't talk about legal issues. he does have an agreement lasting 6.5 years to buy this five-acre site for the stadium. oakland and alameda county leaders, it could keep them from striking a deal in san jose. >>> one note, san jose's case has a less than 1% chance of being heard by the high court of the 10,000 petitions the justices receive every year they accept 75 to 80 cases for oral arguments. >> so we'll see. >>> garbage piling up on weekends at san francisco's da dalorius park is a problem. there is a large dumpster for waste that can be composted or recycled. the city estimates it collects 7,000 of waste and estimates 2/3rds can go into this debris box. >> we're not looking to enfo

. >> it was cold outside -- you immediate to get water in the mote though. it's been running a little low. we will get that little tonight and tomorrow purpose the wind machines are roaring in parts of kenville and -- you might want to keep those fired up. we have a break between the systems. it's up here in the north coast. we all start cloudy and windy. it's always a really tough call. still increasing clouds. we will get some sun in the sierra. 30s for many. the wind will pick up from the south and be strong. there is rain well to the north. and then we get the front tonight. snow possible in the hills tomorrow. not today. if that happens we'll have lots to look at. tomorrow morning will be where things will pick up. is is that truck moving at all? >> it's funny you asked that it just made it to the fremont street off ramp. it is gone but the damage is done. let's go right to the mccarthur maze. let's show you how bad it is. it was a moving stall and yo can see how bad it is getting to the bay bridge toll plaza. they had to slow the metering lights down o

. >>> e-cigarettes are often patrol moted as a way to help people stop smoking.ew report shows e-cigarette use by minors is going up. centers for disease control say number of middle school and high school students using e- cigarettes tripled in just a year. about two mom teenagers are using e-cigarettes these days. >> they are really popular these days because there is not a lot of side effects. >> things need to be regulated. the fda is struggling with that issue. >> here's what is important to know. e-cigarettes do not contain tobacco or create smoke but they contain addictive nicotine. california is one of the few states that prohibit the sales of e-cigarettes. >>> time is 5:24. it's being billed as mobile getting. google is planning to change the way its search engine recommends website on smart phones and tablets. they will be more likely to appear at the top of the rankings. the site loads quickly and easily accessible. websites that don't fit that description they will be demoted. the move is is expected to have a big influence on how and where people spe

outside the moting the coffin was the mott if for protesters, outraged that people have been left to die in the sea, close to rich countries. >> translation: they should give refuge to all of them families with children included. >> reporter: many of the people complained of a lack of basic rights in belgium where they managed to resettle. the crisis in the mediterranean brought the grievances ahead. there's something else here as well and it's this. these campaigners see in the tragedy, in the mediterranean, an opportunity to force leaders to change their policies on immigration. >> reporter: as they gathered in brussels the message coming loud and clear was the priority was to stop getting people on the boat in the first place. the french president said he'd go to the united nations to attack boats. and the budget for the border force would be tripled. it can rescue peep. the main purpose is to stop them getting into europe. they have agreed to triple the resources. the border mission in the central mediterranean, and house the mandate. it will carry out the mandate and response to

the post also reports that the other rejected ideas, included an electrified fence and even a mote. >>> it was one month ago that the residence in one neighborhood was startled when they found a body on the jogging path. now they made an arrest in what may be a gang-related killing. hank hank is live tonight at the scene where that victim was located. hank? >> reporter: that's right, derek. it was on this path on march 16 that the victim's body was located by some neighborhood kids who were using the path. we are here in herdon just off the area. today we can tell you that they have arrested an 18-year-old in this murder case. >>> and accused of killing the 22-year-old of herndon where they are not saying many circumstances, but looking at the possible gang activity. the case is far from closed. >> it is my understanding that this arrest, if the case is not closed it is still active and ongoing. at this . it's the only arrest. >> it's not clear if it took place here on the path of the extreme or if the body was dumped in this area, can had is hundreds of yards away from the near homes

service were considering bolder ideas to make this place more secure, includeing barbed wire, a moot moteose railroad all turned down. there were others, details on why they were rejected and what they were coming up at 5. for now at the bhiet house, scott macfarlane news4. >>> these 100 influential people just became even more influential. so who made the "time" magazine out with the 100 most influential people list? well, hillary clinton and from the republican party senator bob corker is there, actor bradley cooper made it as did comedian john oliver, director lee daniels making the "time" list and you could have guessed this one, tailor swift. both kanye west and kim kardashian also making the "time" list. >>> there will be a full-scale emergency response drill this weekend at the greenbelt metro station. just yesterday you saw that pedestrian bridge collapse onto the tracks between the greenbelt and college park stations. this drill is sunday morning. emergency responders will simulate the evacuation of passengers from a fake disabled train. the greenbelt station will remain open dur

it's surrounded by a mote cutting it off from the outside world.an see the irony here. >> it can't keep people out anymore. the face of this place is changing. phil lavelle in northern italy. >> since the murder of boris them n he msaca several parties re wanting to build clout against vladimir putin. >> rory challands reports. >> reporter: seven weeks since he died but the bridge where he was gunned down is still a shrine. the flowers have been cleared away several times only to reappear. clearly, he is deeply missed. many attending an opposition conference on saturday knew him personally but they didn't come to mourn. they came to plan for the future. >> if you have one leader, you can be easily defeated. we must become a wide-scale movement for democratic reforms. we must learn how to do something that the opposition never could do: go to people talk to them get a huge number of activists and volunteers. only this way will the opposition have a chance of victory. >> there are regional elections later this year then parliament elections in 2016 a

pacific has been mounting a relief effort they say they haven't been able to reach stair staff in rooy motes let alone the people there. access roads are damaged or blocked and communication lines are down. one man who lives close to the epicenter about 50 miles from cat man do told the press our village has been almost wiped out, most of the houses are either buried by land slide or damaged by shaking. he said half of the village folks are either missing or dead, and all the rest have gathered in the open area afraid to go back inside. at least four countries affected nepal, india, tibet and bangladesh. back to you. >> relief for one bay area mom tonight after being notified of her son's safety in nepal. kathy says-er son eli was near cat man do when the earthquake rocked the region. it struck south of where the group was trekking. he had been traveling with a group of students. getting an e-mail about the incident and her son's status helped her to remain calm. >> i was just in shock. i felt so grateful all of the kids were okay and that i knew the kids were okay and i didn't have to go t

the rescue teams now are focused honorary mote villages that they are having trouble getting to. many roads are cut off by land slides. the it destroyed many holder neighborhood in katmandu the the capitol of nepal and now you resident are without power and water and many are forced to live outside in tents. >>> around the world people are react to go that devastation we just saw including right here at home. >> some locals with ties to nepal are watching as everything unfolds in that country. the fox 29's jennifer joyce is live with how locals are doing to help in the aftermath hi, jenny. >> good morning, guys. the family, owners of the persian grill they got word that the family is okay. they have a quick ten minute phone call to alert them everyone is safe. their home is not. they owned the persian grill in lay fey yet hill. they are concern about their family's well-being after the the quake but all nepal people. they have been setting up relief jar and collecting donations. they are donating a portion of the profit over the next month and they are planning a fund raising din

the mote is running a little low so i need that rain. we do have a cloud cover on the way.a mix of snow. if you have any reports up there you can always tweet me or e-mail me. napa west at 10. hayward says northwest at 16. 50s. san jose is 52. 52 half-moon bay. 50 until you hit southern california. that cold up welling is good and boy does that really enhance the fog. there will be rain on the north coast. clouds windy. highs in the 50s for many. early rain by saturday afternoon. it should be develop. over night 2:00, 3:00, 6:00 in the morning is when we expect that. by 6:00 or 7:00 most of it is gone. 50s and 60s for everybody here. rain late tonight and tomorrow. it will be gone by saturday night. sunday, monday clearing up and getting warmer. >> all right got it. thanks, steve. >>> the san francisco film festival is under way. we'll tell you which big celebrities will be here over the next week and the festival changes you will find this year. >>> we are learning new information about that drive by shooting that injured a seven- year-old boy in vallejo. the boy has been

the chef mere mote owe is behind the menu which includes smoke sal machine and it is all about the cherryssoms. they are in full bloom in tc right now. this is a blum, wouldn't you say with our late spring. the white house says, they are simple friendship between u.s. and japan of course as they line the river. so beautiful to see that. we went there last year to take the kid and we missed it by the day. the wind came through and blew all of the petals off a the trees. we saw what was the bloom because it looked like snow all over the the the walkway around the river. >> it is nice to see. >> why he. >> we will take a quick break we will be right back. >>> what is that instrument. >> a little rock music comes on, we all listen give us the scoop and the details, the artist what year, what album who is playing the guitar, the drummer, and we just sit there and listen so relax. >> wow. >> first of all. >> man. >> first of all can you name who that artist enis. >> don't worry about that. >> you can't. >> she's in rare form to take. >> i'll tell you. >> you take it away while i handle chris mu

we don't have any mote turf label that as a hate crime. >> reporter: car dealership across the street does have some security cameras, they weren't able to hoe thaws today but police are hoping that some sort of video will help in the investigation. a as for what is supposed to be depict on those statues, a spokesperson from the joint base says it ace i generic adversary with the helmet on and not any specific nation or racial group. we are live from burlington city, cleve bryan cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> good evening everyone. if you plan to head out on our majors like i-95, schuylkill expressway, in and around the philadelphia area it looks like rush hour. brace yourself for. that make sure you fill up at the the pump before you jump on the roadways. look at the schuylkill expressway, 76 around city avenue. if you are traveling in the the westbound direction that is this direction right here making your commute throughout your western suburbs will be a crawl. it starts around montgomery drive and then it continues to slow you down all the way throughout king of prussia, we will so

i'm not sure that we can draw, in the 21st century, kind of put a mote around the united states of america and think that we're going to be competitive, but on the other hand, you do have to make the case. now, what i understand of what was signed today on this fastrack agreement is that, in fact, president can sign the agreement for, i think, 60 days, so that the agreement can be reviewed by everyone, including the american people, and then, if congress finds that it doesn't meet the labor, environmental, and human rights standards, they can rescind the fast track authority and amend it in any way they see fit. seems to me that's a reasonable compromise. >> let me go back to marcy kaptur for a final view. would we be better off -- i'm hearing from people in pennsylvania i grew up, very much anti-trade, going back to the beginning pb and i understand that. do you think america would be healthier economically now if we had closed the door on all these trade deals back with kennedy, long before clinton, we were having trade deals. do you think we would be better off the way we were with an e

. >> you mote about your own experience and how it changed from what you, it sounds like, expected ite are needlessly freaking out over a tourist trap or are they right to worry about the trivialization of guns? shooting at mga was sometimes uncomfortable, yes, but also positive, enlightening even. i write often about violence much of it gun-related. learning about firearms firsthand seems not only appropriate but necessary. what stands out to me is enlightening. >> i write about guns a lot and gun violence, both in the context of police-involved shootings and just violence between civilians in general. and i felt that in order to better understand what exactly a shooting entails, i needed to shoot firsthand, especially, for example, with the glock 17. the glock 17 is a very popular gun among law enforcement agencies across the country. and so again, i felt that putting myself in the shoes of a person who would use a weapon such as the glock 17 or even some of the higher powered, you know, submachine guns would just offer more insight into the process and the accessibility and also ho

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not only relations between china and the u.s., we also think that's too pro mote domestic reform. so now you can see we issued our independent activities. that's more short. but for this offer that we go through the negotiation. and we hope that's hard work by both teams. expectation in september. big achievements and next year we try very hard to conclude negotiations. and secondly -- oh oh. yes. we have communication with the u.s. side. i can report to you from the very beginning i brief u.s. official. white house official for china's proposal china's intention. and just one issue that u.s. asked china apply the big law in international affairs. and the u.s. beginning to show. but frankly secretary and on behalf of president obama made very clear the expectations. now we are deepening the communication. >> thank you. i just want to take note, if i understood you i don't

if we go out and talk about the record and expose hillary clinton's record and pro mote the positive vision that our candidates have, we will win. so i'm glad to take any questions. but i'll let the train roll down the tracks. >> we will roll down the tracks. we'll have time for questions. there's all the excitement around all the candidate who is will all be here. wlast the one thing right now that activists the folks in this room, as sean said you're all are going to make the difference. you're go back to the communities. what is the one thing they need to be doing now to prepare for that general election? >> sure. great question. i -- there's two things actually, i can think of. i'm going to piggy back off what john said. one is talking to your neighbors and friends. the rnc is rolling out great information every day. sign up the petition. it will arm you with the information that you need. i know a lot of you are focused on the primary process. while you're working through the primary process, you're talking through volunteers and recruiting people. you need to continue the conve

and even air b and b is saying i don't need to own a property or go to a hotel if the i can mote aroundn't know. but, i think that's sort of a natural reaction but i think at more and more as long as as long as the mortgage deductions stays in place, home ownership will be -- >> do you think nasthat's in danger? >> i'll tell you what if you want to get a lot of money out of the economy for whatever reason you want to spend it that's the place. eliminate the mortgages. >> that's where the bank is? >> that's where the money's at. >> if they talk they've talked about it before, during the time of both simpson, and it sort of got pushed off the side because it's a political kind of thing. >> but that is the sacredest of the sacred. it is somewhere regressive and it'll hurt people. but it is a subsidy to wealthy people who really could argue they need it. if you went at it in some way -- >> with a cut off. >> it's there to be had. i don't know if anybody has the nerve to take it. >> i mean would you either let someone stay in your house or stay in someone else's house. >> not let someone sta