few new start-ups turn a profit. many community newsrooms' still rely on volunteer labor, and broader economic issues. we want to encourage the members of our audience here at the public library to drive this discussion. this is your chance to ask these experts what is happening to the news that you depend on to make your day to day decisions. our conversation tonight will include five elements -- we will talk about the quality of reporting available to the public and move on to what is being done to create sustainable newsroom jobs. we will talk about creating a new system that enjoys constitutional freedom of the press, celebrates the diversity of our communities, and enjoys the economic independence needed to support ethical journalism. i would like to introduce my coast -- co-host of the evening, and she will be introducing our panelists. >> thank you, rose. it is a privilege to stand up here. we are not used to looking this good. we can go to radio in pajamas. i would like to introduce our panelists for today. w

a new cbs news/"new york times" poll out this morning shows that right now, most republicans favor, nobody. yep. republican voters were asked if they feel enthusiastic about any potential candidate. more than half said no one. mitt romney got the most support with 9%. followed by mike huckabee, donald trump, newt gingrich, and sarah palin with 4%. >>> two air traffic controllers caught sleeping on the job are out of work this morning. they were fired by the faa as part of an aggressive new campaign to resolve safety concerns. one worked in miami and was found sleeping early saturday morning. the other was in knoxville, tennessee. that controller was discovered asleep in mid february. the faa also says from now on, air traffic control supervisors will monitor planes carrying the first lady or the vice president, as they already do for the president. michelle obama's 737 had to abort a landing attempt monday night when a controller let it get too close to a military cargo jet. >>> a jetliner bound for london returned to the orlando international airport last night, after hitting a bird durin

ktvu channel 2 news. >>> more news just ahead.u channel 2 news at 6:00 is next. >>> becoming more and more populars for taggers to spray graffiti. today a huge difference was made to detur that. that coming up on the ktvu channel 2 news at 6:00. >>> ktvu is first to air the recorded police video. now the jurors in the chauncey bailey get agli of it for the first time. >> i went over the wall, and fell down into the bay. >> that from a san quentin inmate. how he jumped into action to rescue boaters in disstress. >>> complete bay area coverage starts right now, this is ktvu channel 2 news at 6:00. >> my name is president obama and i got mark to wear a jacket and tie! >> president obama started with a joke with facebook mark zuckerberg but he quickly got down to business. the visit is our top story tonight. >> right now president obama is behind closed door at a fund raising dinner. we are tracking

new site. i'm interested in with the challenges will be, but i'm much more interested in what the opportunities will be. if we keep saying in our own spaces and not asking how we work together, there will be a problem. right now, we have the opportunity to come to the table and ask how we work together. in another two or three years, i did not think we will have that opportunity. >> how do you deal with those challenges in the mandarin and cantonese communities? then i can anthony just respond to that? he wanted to respond to that. >> more like build on what was being said, which was that actually, what we decided to build for local at yahoo!

>> we broadcast news on a seven- day basis. one hour of cantonese news and one hour of mandated -- one hour of mandarin is. challenges are daunting and hard to overcome here in the past, we were protected by our own language. we are the only game in town. but once you are online, that advantage will go away very quickly because those people will go on line -- everybody is your competitor. even if you have your language, there are hundreds of thousands of chinese websites. how do you overcome that? there is no silver bullet. for me, i think the right thing to do is really build up your community. you empower your community. the part of your community, and people -- it is not the you have a story that only i reported it, which is great, but it is not going to happen every day. so what do you give your audience for your readers to keep them coming back to your site or tv station to try to find the news they want? it is really up to how you feel your community -- how you connect and go into your community, make your voice known, ma

new site. i'm interested in with the challenges will be, but i'm much more interested in what the opportunities will be. if we keep saying in our own spaces and not asking how we work together, there will be a problem. right now, we have the opportunity to come to the table and ask how we work together. in another two or three years, i did not think we will have that opportunity. >> how do you deal with those challenges in the mandarin and cantonese communities? then i can anthony just respond to that? he wanted to respond to that. >> more like build on what was being said, which was that actually, what we decided to build for local at yahoo! was an open platform. that is why oakland local is a partner of ours. we realized that it is not in our interests to hire somebody in every neighborhood. what we said was why don't we build a platform on which the myriad of local content providers that have begun to spring up can ride, and the key here is that they are looking for distribution. even patch

again, happy new year. [[s speaking chinese] happy new year, everybody. [applause] >> thank you, phil. i know the general counsel is here. would you like to say a few words now? [applause] >> [speaking chinese] [applause] dear friends, ladies and gentlemen, is truly a privilege and honor to join you tonight to celebrate the chinese lunar new year. it is so amazing to see so many friends, not only of chinese americans, but also asian americans, friends from the mainstream, to celebrate this important holiday. as we know, chinese new year is the longest and most important celebration in the chinese calendar. it is a time for family reunion, a time to reaffirm the value of friendship. it is also a time to reflect on the past, while looking forward with renewed hope, to the fresh start of a new year. the year 2010 is very important to remember. last year, the relationship between china and the united states of america has achieved new progress. people to people contacts and exchanges between our two countries grow rapidly. last year, 3 million visited each ot

winick, abc news, new york. >> i feel bad for the guy.ving a good time, you know. >> going through the big apple. the funny thing is, they say, though, the snake likely would not have survived outside the reptile house because it's been so cold in new york. they say he would have died within an hour or two if he got out in the cold weather. >> now we can stop looking at all the snake video. >> more "world news now" after the break. ♪ secure you found me you found me ♪ then...over time... become dull... and lose their luster because washing in the bargain brand can leave dirt from the wash on your clothes causing your whites to get dingy. new improved tide plus bleach helps to remove the dirt in one wash to bring your whites back to bright. turning white-ish to...wow. tide plus bleach. style is an option. clean is not. also try tide stain release, the in-wash booster from tide. here would you go next if you had a hoveround power chair? the statue of liberty? the grand canyon? it's all possible ith a hoveround., tom: hi i'm tom kruse, inven

news show. >> reporter: n.y.s.e. shareholders will vote on the deutsche bourse merger july 7. even if a deal is approved, it is expected to take far longer for regulators in europe and the u.s. to approve the combination. erika miller, "nightly business report," new york. >> tom: stocks drifted higher, extending their post-recession highs. but after the close, a couple of tech giants were falling. let's take a look at tonight's "market focus." we are still in the thick of earnings season, and there haven't been a lot of high- profile disappointments. but after the close, research in motion warned of slower smartphone sales, dropping its earnings outlook. >> rimm shares have seen a rimm shares have seen a series of disappointing earnings outlooks over the past year. which helps explain the volatility we've seen. while shares gained almost 2% during the regular session, they were down about 10% after the bell from this closing price. if that selling pressure holds, it will take rimm down to its lowest price since octob

>> this is "bbc world news." funding for this presentation is made possible by the freeman foundation of new york, stowe, vermont, and honolulu. newman's own foundation. the john d. and catherine t. macarthur foundation. and union bank. >> union bank has put its financial strength to work for a wide range of companies, from small businesses to major corporations. whacao n we dfor you? >> and now, "bbc world news." >> the struggle for power in ivory coast reaches a bloody climax with fierce fighting around the presidential palace. could the and be near for laurent gbagbo? inner circle beginning to crumble? after his foreign minister fleas, a senior libyan official has secret talks in london. surrendered. there are serious gun fires around me. >> another resident of abidjan says explosions have been so loud that they made the earth shake. the word from the spokesman for laurent gbagbo is that he will not give up. >> we will put up a fight. the president is not going to step down. he has been elected for five years

the news biz with. we do have the data from two years earlier at the news hour and there it was also much higher, 67%. npr also ranks among the few news outlets whose believability rating are holding up. it's actually the highest at npr that it's ever been to the news our credibility was also held up lately, though it is down from 1998 when it was 29%, that they believe most or all of what they heard on the news hour, but it's been stable for the last seven years, 23%. and most, most all other news organizations are decline. the 23%, you have to recognize that many americans are not watching these programs offer no opinion. so it's not 23% out of 100%. but there is some challenging news here, and npr in the "newshour" are among outlets that have the biggest partisan gaps in believability. at the "newshour" its 37% of democrats say they believe most of what they hear on npr, 29% of independents, but only 16% of republicans. that is a democratic versus republican gap of 21 points, and it is rising. and th

>> this is "bbc world news." funding for this presentation is made possible by -- the freeman foundation of new york, stowe, vermont, and honolulu, newman's own foundation, the john d. and catherine t. macarthur foundation, and union bank. >> union bank has put its financial strength to work for a wide range of companies, from small businesses to major corporations. what can we do for you? >> and now "bbc world news." >>> fighting back, forces loyal to incumbent president laurent gbagbo gained ground in the fight for the ivory coast's main city. it down to the wire, u.s. politicians try to agree on a last-minute deals on the budget and avoid a government shutdown. more than 20 people killed in violent clashes between protesters and riot police and syria. welcome to "bbc world news," broadcasting on pbs and america and around the globe. saying sorry, media giant news international admits hacking and offers millions of compensation. and that life through the lens, photographers warned to act responsibly when taking

it is one of two new towers to support a new radio system. they say that oakland has needed it for quite sometime. >> there have been some well publicized recent incidents where our public safety radio system is aging. it's starting to not operate as efficiently and as effectively as we need it to. >> reporter: which is why the city says the approval process was fast-tracked. >> we have done the environmental review but it is a stream-lined process for public safety systems. >> reporter: roxy wants assurances from the city that the tower won't harm her or her family. >> i am thinking about radioactivity. i am thinking about my property value. i am thinking about that 100- foot tower falling in the event of an earthquake or some kind of natural disaster on my home. >> reporter: city officials emphasize the tower is safe and say they are working hard to get the communications system in operation by the end of summer. in oakland, ktvu, channel 2 news. >>> jurors in the chauncy bailey murder trial heard today from a witness of another shooting al

he was born actually in new jersey in hoboken. moved very quickly to new york city. he did become a pharmacist. so, i was faced with the real problem. and as i started my research to find family stories what i discovered was that there had actually been a real will to commemorate among 19th century black new yorkers that forbidding was not their way of life. they started off, first of all, and commemorations, for example, of important events but the abolition of the state trade -- slave trade january 118 l.a. and commemorated it every year after on the same day in ceremonies and parades. commemorated the abolition of slavery in the state of new york which was july 41827. they had newspapers, the co-lead american freedom journal where the road about themselves and that it -- the desire to commemorate. they tried to erect statues. i might mention of little bit later. not central to the stock, but he would be a very important black leader. they wanted to create a memorial in his honor. they managed to create but by and large did not manage to preserve. so the problem of

gabe slate kron 4 news. a >>pam >>pam: some of san francisco's most neglected neighborhoods are getting a facelift all part of the nine market revitalization uncovering market street from 6 to stents street out through the tenderloin. this morning mayor and lee was joined by city and business leaders to formally announce the revitalization. a vote that the supervisors' meetings to paint the way for twitter to relocate at market. city leaders say this revitalization is long overdue. >> after decades of unemployment, crime we have a new day here in these neighborhoods for safety, jobs and for revitalization. >>pam: the city also announced that a police station will be opening on sixth street near mission. a proposed target store for more and county is generating controversy. if approved, it would be built on an empty lot on shoreline parkway. as theresa reports the owner says they have been looking for the right tenant for years. they believe target brings a lot of benefits to the community. >>terisa: this emp

elaine quijano, cbs news, at new york's j.f.k. airport. >> couric: the entire country is on something of a collision course with more than $14 trillion in debt. tomorrow chief white house correspondent chip reid reports the president will explain what he plans to do about it. >> reporter: in recent months, president obama has repeatedly promised to tackle the nation's long-term debt, including the massive entitlement programs. >> including programs like medicare and medicaid... ...which are the single biggest contributor to long-term deficits. >> reporter: but he has refused to offer his own plan. that will finally change wednesday when he unveils his so-called vision on cutting the debt. critics say it's about time. >> but at least the president is joining in the conversation. hopefully that conversation is an adult one. >> reporter: but political analysts say the president had good reason to wait. he wanted the republicans to go first and they did last week, when influential congressman paul ryan released his controversial plan.

i said, this is a different new year. this is persian new year.fferent new year, the beginning of spring when everything blooms. the flower carts bloom, the earth becomes fresh, it refreshes itself. -- the flowers and birds abloom. he said, jingle bells, jingle bells, jingle all the way." i said, not to that kind of new year. our new year has a different song. [singing] [singing] he said, ok, bye. because he was my older brother, i let him go. i said, i will see you in nine months. persia in new year is the beginning of the spring, everything refreshes. we also refresh just like the earth. we refresh our friendship even with our enemies. we forget our sorrows and we look to the new year with bright eyes and full of hope, full of hope. let me see what i have in this bag. ah-ha! my brothers, he forgot. in the persian new years, we put seven items on the table. we start with the letter "s," which represents the goodness of the earth. everything that comes from the earth. we celebrate, we celebrate these blessings, we love these blessings so we repres

we have put a lot of new bicycle lanes in, but most people in new york city either walk or take mass transit. the roads we have do not have any excess capacity, and we are not going to have more roads. bicycles is one of the answers. people that write them like them. it can be dangerous. in an accident between a car and a bicycle, the bicycle does not have good odds, but our transportation commissioner is very innovative. she does come under a lot of criticism, but when i appointed her, i said i wanted her to try new things. all of the big things, i have approved, i should take the heat, not her. we have done things like closing times square and herald square to traffic, which has been one of the most successful things we have done in terms of getting tourists and helping commerce in the area. we are trying lots of different things. different ways of paying for buses, different kinds of bus routes, and that sort of thing. in the end, mass transit is the solution for every big city, certainly for new york city. if not mass transit, then you have to take the roads, and roads are not ju

i say this is new because it is new for osha. it is not new at all. osha first issue its guidelines in 1989, over 20 years ago. the standard we will be proposing is based on an long anexperience. programs have been the core requirements of protection programs and another program which recognizes companies that protect employees. in the spirit of keeping workers say if, i am honored today we are joined by some of the nation possibly the experts in safety and health, along with workers who are on the front line of workplace safety. i want to take this moment to remind everyone that april 28 is worker memorial day. this is a day dedicated to the number of workers who lost their lives on the job. i am proud to say next week the department of labor will establish a long overdue memorial to these workers. the tree will be a permanent reminder of those workers we have lost and will serve as a cost to the action that we must commit ourselves to address the many challenges facing us today to dedicate at ourselves to the partial promise of the osha act, to ensu

>>live, from the bay area's news station, this is kron4 news at 11:00. >>vicki: hockey fans will have to put a celebration on hold, and j.r. stone was the h-p pavilion tonight were the trucks tumbled out of the gate and couldn't come back. sure >>j.r. stone: sloughs three- one to the kings but certainly a playoff atmosphere. of limos outside the arena. to they have a shot with this thing? >> only i think on monday. >>j.r. stone: goaltender's keep giving up these schools. >> it we have this one. sharks have more shots on goal, we will take this one. >>j.r. stone: to travel to l.a. for the next one? >> i don't know if i'm traveling but i'm definitely watching it. they've got it. we were hoping to see the come back like a game three but i'm fortunate didn't happen. i see this happening in game 6. >> let's go sharks! let's go sharks! >>j.r. stone: far out, they're going to l.a. to take on the kings on monday. the loss three-one tonight, reporting in san jose, kron 4 news. >>louisa: continuing with the overcast conditions, a little bit of drizzle rate now. he

jim axelrod, cbs news, new york. >> yes, you do.y, so this morning on "the early show," the latest on the spring storm that is slamming the northeast and new england. i'm betty nguyen. this is the "cbs morning news." [ female announcer ] can you define radiant skin? glowing. smooth. flawless. [ female announcer ] aveeno positively radiant with active naturals soy now treats all five factors of radiance; tone, texture, blotchiness, dullness and brown spots. that's positively radiant. only from aveeno. that's positi♪ y radiant. ♪ ♪ ♪ introducing purina one beyond a new food for your cat or dog., >>> good morning. weekend ending and starting wet. marty is in the first warning weather center. >> sure is. let's look at the day part. it's indeed going to be a wet beginning to this friday but i think maybe even halfway through the morning commute the rain stops. in the upper 30s now. 47, going to a high of 50. 43 degrees. with clearing skies. take it away. >>> in the news, an orioles legend is in the hospital. latest on what the doctors ar

upstate new york, interior new england getting snow from this system. it is deepening rapidly turning into a powerful area of low pressure over maine now. that's giving us gusty winds this far south into virginia. as we go into the next 48 hours, that low pressure center will pull away. we have the winds today, this afternoon and into this evening and it will relax overnight and we'll have lighter winds. tomorrow just a few patches of some sprinkles coming through. these areas of color potential zones of perhaps a few sprinkles. just a small chance of that on saturday. the good news is that woel continue to have high pressure pushing through. we'll shift our winds into the southwest. that should warm us up nicely on sunday and into the first part of next week. so for the rest of this friday afternoon, we will have some sunshine in and out. cloud cover as well. and temperatures reaching maybe briefly near 50 degrees. and that accompanied by a gusty wind to around 30 miles an hour. so it's going to be feeling colder than that. but thankfully the winds wil

>> possibly a new processor, as i mentioned, and possibly a new antenna drive, they caught a lot of flak for that in the last design, so they probably won't go public with it, but my guess is they'll retool that. >> tom: it is facing more competition these days compared to previous iphone releases. android now has a larger market share than apple in terms of smart phone. of course blackberry and research in motion is in big kid on the block. but how has apple been responding to this? >> it's been interesting, android has been coming on strong, google announced 350,000 android devices were being activated every day. so apple is trying to innovate on the software end, consumers know they have options now. the support for android is growing in leaps and bounds, so it's important for appear tomorrow nail this iphone release because basically they've only do one a year, and a new an dry comes out ever couple weeks. >> tom: i gotta ask you finally about the supply chain when it comes to apple, because it notoriously secretive, but how franl it is it through disruptions like in japan for instan

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new photos of lindsay lohan outside a new york nightclub caused a stir about whether she was drinking, a violation of her probation. >>> and one woman's plastic surgery nightmare. she went in for an eye lift and she came out unable to blink. >>> now keep it on this channel for continuing local news, weather, sports and more. i'm veronica de la cruz. thank you so much for watching "early today," just your first stop of the day, today, on your nbc station. stop of the day, today, on your nbc station. have a terrific weekend. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com

it's ugly and a news an.nd like i said it cost the people and the people who live in this city a lot of money because someone has to go and clean up all of that stuff. >> reporter: another bridge has been tagged on highway 87. part of the freeway will be closed to paint over it. a major operation. but the city is determined to clean up all of the bridges by the end of the year. reporting from san jose, ktvu, channel 2 news. >> urban gardeners in san francisco will now be able to share their produce and make a little money, too. mayor ed lee signed a new ordinance that allows city gardeners to grow and sell produce throughout the city. the signing took place at what used to be an overgrown lot in this neighborhood. two women spent the last year turning it into a vegetable and flower garden. [ music ] >>> there has been a light drizzle falling throughout the bay area since about 3:00 this afternoon. live stormtracker 2 shows the widespread areas of very light rainfall. into the north bay drizzle and late rain u

>>live, from the bay area's news station, this is kron4 news at 9:00. >>vicki: friends and family said goodbye to 16 year-old and d he shot and killed by classmate in san francisco earlier this month. police say 144 involved in the shooting. they believe the teens' attempted to burn the body to get rid of the evidence. two teams face charges one with murder the other to the accessory of murder. the defense attorneys calling this an accident and said the team who fired the gun did not know was loaded. kron 4 was at the funeral service today and she shows us how those who knew him are coping. >>george: dozens of family members, friends and neighbors all gather to pay their last respects to andy. in this traditional buddhist service they sing per songs and mandarin and cantonese as they mourn the tragic loss. his family is devastated it was not able to talk on our off-camera. as spoke with one of his former classmates after the service, she said she still in shock. >> wow! it's really sad. he was a funny guy, " guided the west. he had people there really l

my new toy. if her memoir says writing for colored phobes depended upon -- folks depended on the whim whims of drivers. she talks about going to school at times she was free to get on the railroad car. at other times she was like, no, you have to wait for the colored car. another would be going to crystal palace which was the great exhibit which was put on in the 1850s modeled after london's crystal palace, this great exhibit hall. and a comment in a newspaper is that black new yorkers have been casting the horoscope as to whether colored people would be admitted. um, so one day you could be admitted, another not. there were high cultural events, and in a way the black elite hoped that class would trump race, that if they had education, understood kind of high culture, that they would be free to go. and that was true a lot of times. they went to the opera, hay went to plays -- they went to plays, they went to bookstore, they went to art galleries. but in one instance they were forbidden to enter.

in the newsroom, abc 7 news. >> health news.vy rain this winter and spring have left millions of allergy suffe sufferer struggling these days. bad enough the california opt optometry association offers advice to help patients protect their eyes. it can be miserable this time of year. here's health science reporter carolyn johnson. >> as spring days go it's a good one for mona. this time of year she usually suffers allergy so severe she has trouble getting out of bed in the morning. >> i have really itchy eyes. i get a film over them when i blink. some mornings when i wake up they are kind of stuck shut and i have to use come froze get them open and look u up. >>reporter: she turned to san francisco optometrist l who says chronic itching can lead to more serious condition unrelated to the original allergy if patients are constantly rubbing their eye. it's a problem especially common among children who may have dirt or other germs on their hands. >> they are at risk of infection or spreading infection if they end up having a bacte

new site. i'm interested in with the challenges will be, but i'm much more interested in what the opportunities will be. if we keep saying in our own spaces and not asking how we work together, there will be a problem. right now, we have the opportunity to come to the table and ask how we work together.

former new mexico governor, gary johnson, made it official yesterday in new hampshire, which is one of the first primaries. his major issue is cutting spending, even for defense. and he also favors legalizing marijuana. >>> senator john mccain just arrived in benghazi to meet with the libyan rebels. the arizona republican has been calling for more u.s. military intervention there. president obama appears to be moving in that direction. and as martha raddatz reports, he also supports new u.s. air strikes using unmanned drones. >> reporter: there are two of them. they're armed with hellfire missiles and can help the civilians and opposition forces, that are just getting hammered on the ground. these are the same predators that are used a long away in afghanistan and pakistan, to kill high-value al qaeda targets. since 2006, more than 1,800 extremists have been killed there. they do exactly what the name predator implies. they fly low. they hunt a target, stalk it, loiter over it and go in for the kill. >> government forces often use civilian vehicles, making it hard to i.d. them without

peter alexander, nbc news, new york. >>> and that's "nbc nightly news" for this saturday. can follow us on twitter and facebook. we'd love to hear from you. i'm lester holt reporting from new york. i'll see you tomorrow morning on "today," then right back here tomorrow evening. "today," then right back here tomorrow evening. good night. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com

those would be replaced with new rent-controlled units in new buildings. an additional 1500 units would be added to the site. there would be about 230,000 new square feet of neighborhood- serving retail. we are not talking about regional destinations, but retail like you might find on irving street. about 50,000 square feet of that 230,000 is predicted to be new grocery stores for the neighborhood. very small amounts of office space. the replacement elementary school for the one that would be replaced on site. the community and fitness center. there would be about 68 acres of open space. this is a few acres, about 5 acres less than currently exists on site. as you will hear when we talk more in detail about the open space program, we feel the proposed open space provides more public benefit and a more useful configuration than the current open space on site. to show you what this looks like in terms of land use, you can see the dark brown in the center of the neighborhood, down toward juan batista circle. that would be the new shopping street -- ground flo

. >> live, from the bay area's news station, this is the kron 4 morning news. >> justine: good morning. >> james: wednesday, april 13th. >> justine: are a big story this morning happens to be that we get our first look today of the man accused of killing four women in california some 30 years ago. a 77 year-old man may be responsible for killing two women in the bay area and several other murders across the country. the first name of each edit then begins at the same name as her last name. >> reporter: 77 of joseph nasa is being held without bail. he's accused of murdering four young california woman. we have a map showing where the victims were found one in marin, 1977, across the bay, 1978, to victims or found it yuba county '93-'94. last year they searched his house and found evidence that they say and intend to these cold case murders. >> during that arrest investigators found adams that implicated him in multiple murders of young women. examination of the items along with the results of a forensic analysis, let marin investigators to connect him with the death. >> reporter: he wil

>>> tonight on "world news," secret culture. the explosive new case. young women who say they are revealing a hidden worlt of sexual harassment. they're reveefl what they say was done to them, as the white house now repairing to deliver its own message about harassment on campus. >>> air scare. the new and crucial piece of evidence tonight after part of that 737's roof ripped off and 36,000 feet. was a crack in the fuselage ignored? was it missed? >>> bp, back in the gulf? an eye-opening headline. bp to begin drilling again? tonight, a fact check here. has the government really given bp the green light now nearly a year after that deadly explosion? >>> the trump card. as president obama makes it official this week he's running again, many say donald trump is steaming the spotlight from republicans. what's he really up to? >>> and the facebook fallout. the first grade teach whole compared herself to a warden on facebook, calling her students future criminals. should she be held accountable? >>> and good evening on this sunday. we begin with an explosive

here's the great news. high pressure building in from the south will eventually bring us some mild weather over the next 72 hours. the warmest stretch of weather, in fact, it looks like we've had in weeks at this point coming our way in our seven-day forecast. 3:00 p.m. into tomorrow, looking at 42 in san jose. 43 in sunnyvale. 45 in novato. if you're doing any traveling, there are delays across st. louis down to dallas. there's cleaning up of that tornado outbreak on friday. more severe weather hitting them at this moment. we'll have details of when 70-degree weather is going to be here for quite a while coming up. >>> thank you, jeff. one of san francisco's cable car lines is partially shut down as of today. the powell-hyde line is under construction to jackson and powell. the change in service may cause some delays in that area. and some street parking will be temporarily unavailable as well. things should be back to normal, though, by friday. >>> still ahead at 6:00, the discovery that some believe will

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time for news headlines.'m frank mallicoat. >> governor brown has released a 12-point plan to put tighter control on the state public employee pension system. benefits would be based on the highest average of the pay over the last three years of the job for retirement. another reform would stop paying benefits to those who commit felonies related to their jobs. >>> san jose airport could outsource and privatize police and fire services. they are negotiating with santa clara county sheriff's office and a private company to do so hoping to save millions of dollars. >>> the san jose sharks clinching a spot in the play- offs last night with a big win over the dallas stars. 6-0 victory moves them up to second place in the western conference. the sharks now make the play- offs seven years in a row. the oakland as open tonight against seattle at home. >>> traffic and weather coming right up. stay with us. ,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> westbound 580 is slow but things are improving from a half hour ago. right now your drive time

new york. israel's tomorrow for foreign labor attracts thousands of chinese people looking for a job abroad but some criminal employment agencies offering the world for free to live a life of hardship. in china mr lee was a big shot he owned a textile business had bought in thousands of dollars a year but he gave it up on the advice of a friend and forked out a small fortune to travel to israel hoping that the promised land would full his pocket. it was more than worth it for me because four years old i've only managed to suit twelve dollars i would have made more than that in china in those years for many years israel will come chinese laborers with open arms they and other foreign workers provided a much needed workforce replacing palestinians who are finding it more and more difficult to work in israel amid a deteriorating security situation today most of the nearly eleven thousand chinese laborers work in construction many are illegal and were lured here by the big promises of fly by night