phillip, thanks very much there from new port. we'll be back there to new port very soon. phillip will bring us more as we see things beginning to get underway. if russia is intervening in ukraine, it's using tactics and techniques far from traditional war faifare warfare. it's called hybrid or ambiguous warfare. is nato ready to deal with it? chris is with me. he served four nato advisors, now director of the institute for state craft. explain what ambiguous warfare is? >> a lot of people think it's guns, m bombs, bullets. there are different forms of power to be used as weapons. the obviously one everyone thinks is cyber. think about information in psychological operations. economic warfare, dirty tricks, money is a weapon. it buys people. it corrupts people. as i say, use coherently. this is a powerful form of competition, conflict, warfare. >> the nature of hit is that somebody can't sit down and say absolutely it's behind what's going on. the accusations in the west vladimir putin intervening militarily in ukraine. the new warfare is nobody can say for sure. >> that's

we've been reporting western leaders attending the second day of nato summit in new port in whales. ce showed off military air power early with a fly over demonstration before the second day of meetings gbegan. the secretary general said they want to strengthen alliance, meet new partners and a bide by the rules. >> as we meet today, the principle foundations of global security are challenged in a way we have not seen since the end of the cold war. by russia's actions against ukraine, instability and violent extremism across the middle east and north africa and newer threats such as cyber and missile attacks. in a dangerous world, we must continue to respond to these multiple challenges with unity and with strength. we must insure that nato remains ready, able, willing to defend all allies against any threat. >> the secretary general of nato. the north atlantic treaty organization to give it full name. it was created 65 years ago after the second world war. the secretary general described it's purpose to keep the russ n russians out and americans in. now extending to countries in in

and another cell moving into new port by 6:22. carney's point just after 7:00. we also have a flash flood warning to tell you about in parts of chester county. basically we're already seeing reports of flooding, so turn away from flooded roads, do not try to drive through. make sure you turn around.entire area is under a severe thunderstorm watch. severe thunderstorms are possible for our entire area at least until 9:00 p.m.. so what you can expect as you head out for the rest of the evening, heavy rain will be a possibility throughout the rest of the area. strong winds, lightning and possibility of hail with some of these storms. so i'll let you know exactly what to expect. tracking more storms for you and i'll track our sunday cooldown coming up. >>> get alerts septembnt to you phone with the app. get any warnings first. just download it at nbc10.com. >>> today's heat and humidity got the better of some athletes at a high school track meet. sear seven runners were taken to the hospital because they had difficulty breathing. two teens have already been released

new port, wales. >> joining paul in ukraine and peter in moscow, russia, but first, back to new port where that nato summit is taking place, and there's plenty on the agenda there, dave. but ukraine is really dominating this meeting, isn't it? >> it's certainly dominating much of the meeting, and it's dominating the next couple of hours, because though they have had one preliminary meeting with some of the leaders and president poroshenko, the big meeting with ukraine starts in the next 45 minutes, and that's the meeting known as the nato-ukrainian commission. that's a body that has been in place for a long time because nato and ukraine have had a relationship for a long time. they talked about possible ukrainian membership for a long time. and the nato troops have fought alongside of ukrainian troops. it's not clear what's going to come out of this meeting, but we know from nato, that they are going to set up a new rapid reaction force, and we have had one of those, but this will be a very rapid reaction force, known as the spearhead force, which could be formed in about two days, a

and we are estimating upwards of 2.7 million dollars a year, to start, additional new port revenue. and as a mentioned this engineering study is due back to the port in the coming weeks. and we would like to that i can that study and with the commission's approval, request for a proposals and then take the property out to bit and issue this rfp as early as january of this coming year. and again, we would appreciate your input on the project, and your guidance. and with that i would like to hand it over to brad benson to talk about the back land and our batch fund opportunities. >> thank you jim, good afternoon, commissioners, we have got two other ideas that we want to share in this presentation, through the southern walter front area. one is not a completely new idea, this was partially improved by someone building a concrete batching facility, and using a similar business model and taking range of there was a problem and the port ended up terminating that lease and subsequent to that, we came to the port commission around the same time, 2008, the asphalt plans that were l

aljazeera, new port, wales. >> let's get more on this at the nato summit in wales, and james, this is possibly the most significant thing in terms of the alliance's development. the rapid reaction force. talk us through its mandate and how it's going to work, and it's significant. >> well, the mandate is very much collective defense of the allies. and we kept hearing this word, allies, as we always do when it comes to nato and the summit. and let me explain what that means. when nato refers to its allies, it refers to itself, the eight members, the 28. and it doesn't refer to anyone else. the aggression, they say, the other nato allies have to respond. dozens of course countries that nato may be friends with, partners with, have good relations with, like ukraine. doesn't commit nato in any way to help the government of president poroshenko, just 48 hours, 4,000 to 5,000 troops will be on constant deployment, and many more than that. because with your bags packed and your equipment ready to fly on a plane, and that's the readiness that you can't keep up long. so you're going to find co

>> reporter: i'm live from new port in whales. considering options with russia over crisis in ukraine. >> russians are not sincerely interested in ceasefire. th

now this operation that critics say has cost up to fifteen million pounds to secure a part of new port this city and also wells capital cardiff which has also been caught up significantly in the security preparations including tens of kilometers of security barrier is being put in the center of the south wales cities the police are trying to do many things first protect the nato summit itself second to also facilitate the democratic protests of peaceful protesters and third to try and keep wales and the u.k. secure given the increased terror threat which was raised just in the last couple of days. to more news in brief starting in fronts where an apartment believes that was left at least six people dead in the parser verb one of the victim was an eighteen year old girl twelve the survivor some rain severely injured rescue teams are still sifting through the rubble in search of five missing men. it's official say the tragedy was probably caused by a gas leak. in somali islam a terrorist wearing army uniforms have stormed a high security prison in the capital killing twelve people gunmen

new port in wales is where they're hoping to hear positive news in the ceasefire talks between russia, ukraine and pro russian rebels. as i say, they're positive, trying to be optimistic and also prepareing for failure. there's a strong message from nato and eu leaders this morning to say we're preparing further sanctions against russia if there's no progress on that rebellion in eastern ukraine. i'll talk to the foreign minister about the view where he is. first, let's bring you up to date with this report. >> plenty on their minds as nato leaders gather for the second day of their summit. the threat from the islamic state and immediately what chance of another place will produce a ceasefire in the ukraine crisis. leaders gazed on a display of nato air power. there's hope but also skepticism. the message that planned u.s. and eu sanctions against russia will go ahead now any way. >> based on our experience, what would be sensible would be go ahead with plan for increased sanctions. if there's a ceasefire, if it is signed, and if itself is then implemented, we can then look at lifting

nato leaders will meet starting on thursday in new port, wales. they want to create want they call a spearhead force of several thousand soldiers. >> we are faced with reality that russia considers us an adversary and we will effect to that situation. >> nato officials say the troops would be expected to deploy within 48 hours. putin took part in a ceremony near the city of yakusk. >> translator: this project is possible because of the high-level interaction between china and russia. >> they agreed the gas prompt and the china national petroleum korngs will build the pipeline. it will deliver natural gas to china over a yod of 30 years. after almost two months of fight gting some don't know where to start. but nhk reporters discovered that most cross border deliveries of food and daily necessities not construction supplies. officials say israeli air strikes destroyed over 20,000 homes. >> translator: i want my home back. there's nothing like home. >> translator: we're all worried. the battle may begin again. no one understands our situation. >> th

michelle kosinski is live in new port, wales.lle, there's one word that i did not hear president obama use today when talking about russia and ukraine. the word is invasion. >> reporter: right. exactly. we were just talking about that. we've kind of been keeping a collection of the phrases that president obama and the administration has been using to describe what's been going on in ukraine. today he used the words brazen assault and in the past we've heard things like direct incursion, but they always stay away from the other "i" word, inflation. there are reasons for that, but as they keep emphasizing they still see a diplomatic solution. no boots on the ground, no military solution and they keep repeating that and today president obama gave this address to the people of estonia and he laid out again, some of it it is the same stuff we've been hearing for months about the need to defend ukraine and keep, really, its goal of territorial integrity, but he also laid out the reasons why he feels that what's been going on well is ba

team for hosting this nato summit and making it such a success, and i want to thank the people of new port and cardiff, and the people of wales for welcoming me and my delegation so warmly. it's a great honor to be the first sitting u.s. president to visit wales. we met at a time of transition, and a time of testing. after more than a decade, nato's combat mission in afghanistan is coming to an end. russia's aggression against ukraine threatens our vision of a europe that's whole, free and at peace. in the middle east, the terrorist threats from isil poses a growing danger. in this summit, the alliance with the will, the resources and the capabilities to meet all of these challenges. first and foremost, we have reaffirmed the central mission of the alliance. article five enshrines our solemn duty to each other. an armed attack against one shall be considered an attack against them all. this is a binding, treaty obligation. it is non-negotiable. and here in wales, we have left absolutely no doubt. we will defend every ally. second, we agreed to be resolute in reassuring our allies in easter

james bayes is in new port where the summit will be taking place. james two major conflicts.t options are on the table for discussion? >> well, there will be a great deal of discussion here, and i think it's worth remembering first, laura, that originally this was supposed to be a summit about afghanistan, but because of the dispute over the afghan election, there's no afghan president to come here to talk about a deal for troops at the end of this year, but that doesn't mean this will be a summit with no business. in fact it will be one of the busiest in recent years. they will be talking about i.s., and about the situation in ukraine. nato officials deeply worried. they say the situation has deteriorated drastically in the last couple of weeks. they believe there are thousands of russian troops who have crossed the border and are fighting on the ground. and one of the things you can see is a spear head force. about 4,000 troops who could be deployed in an offensive capacity in just two days. >> james, these situations sort of revive nato and breathe new life into its signif

well over the weekend hundreds of these protesters hit the streets of new port and cardiff in wales they want less money spent on war and nuclear weapons. so could nato afford to boost defense infrastructure across eastern europe or currently the twenty eight member states spend as much as one trillion dollars a year maintaining what the alliance already has that means the organization alone gets more military funding than the rest of the world put together washington is currently footing most of the bill with just over a quarter of nato. budget made up by other members those in the alliance are supposed to contribute two percent of their g.d.p. each year but not everyone does in fact more than eighty five percent of countries on the list aren't willing or simply not ready to provide that much cash. well let's return to our breaking news story here in r.t. in a fact that ukraine has backtrack turf somewhat on its initial announcement of a permanent cease fire now saying steps and i'm saying that steps towards peace in the east are being discussed we can get more reaction from professor b

over the weekend hundreds of peace protesters hit the streets of new port and cardiff in wales they want less money spent on war and nuclear weapons so could nato afford to boost defense infrastructure across eastern europe will currently the twenty eight member states spend as much as one trillion dollars a year maintaining what the alliance has already has and that means the organization alone gets more military funding than the rest of the world put together washington is currently footing most of the bill with just over a quarter of nato is budget made up by other members those in the alliance are supposed to contribute two percent of their g.d.p. each year but not everyone does in fact more than eighty five percent of countries on the list are willing or simply not ready to provide that much cash while peace peace activists lido banda thinks the timing of the summit is well picked. and it's not by accident so that's really unfortunate to meet the standard will be the question of the times projects which was difficult to sell but it doesn't feel like now with the price of things the

now this operation that critics say has cost up to fifteen million pounds to secure a part of new port this city and also wells capital cardiff which has also been caught up significantly in the security preparations including towns and kilometers of security barrier is being put in the center of the south wales cities the police are trying to do many things first protect the nato summit itself second to also facilitate the democratic protests of peaceful protesters and third to try and keep wales and the u.k. secure from the increased terror threat which was raised just in the last couple of days. to more world starting in france where an apartment building explosion has left the least six people dead in a part a suburb one of the victims was an eight year old girl twelve of the survivors remain severely injured rescue teams are still sifting through the rubble in search of five missing residents. officials say the tragedy was probably caused by a gas leak. and somali islamic terrorists wearing army uniforms have stormed a high security prison in the capital killing a dozen people gun

terrorists will be high on the agenda at the nato summit this week in the well cities of cardiff and new port brits have already gathered to protest the threat of yet more military action amid fears the alliance might decide to launch itself into another distant war. well the leaders the organizers of this protest movement against a nato hopes that in the coming hours and days ten to twenty thousand protesters from across wales the u.k. on even some coming from mainland europe are going to come here top protest nato summit which is taking place on thursday and friday around sixty leaders from around the world coming off for this very high profile and significant conference protesters here are against nato itself the the answer to which they see as they say just waging war on countries they say it is symbolic of global you know equality now to protect the nato summit taking place in the next few days has been on trial precedented security operation by the police close to ten thousand police officers have been drafted in from across the u.k. now this operation that critics say has cost up to fi

. >> reporter: kate snow, nbc news, north port, new york. >> well done, mike. >>> that is our broadcast for this post labor day tuesday night. thank you for being here with us as we begin a new week and a new season. i'm brian williams. we, of course, hope to see you right back here tomorrow evening. good night. >>> nbc bay area news starts now. >>>en i'm a general contractor, and i stop at home depot, four or five times a day. >> right now at 6:00, it's happening again. hackers may have stolen customer credit and debit card data. thanks for joining us, i'm jessica aguirre. >> and i'm raj mathai. home depot has been hacked, and the details are just now coming out. our business reporter scott budman was among the first to report this possible breach and joins us now from santa clara. >> reporter: home depot is admitting it's looking into it. could be a very large credit card hack, with details eerily similar to what happened with target earlier this year, right down to the fact that russian hackers could be involved. it will have a lot of us checking our statements carefully. it's a stor

begins in the next twenty four hours over the weekend hundreds of peace protesters had the streets of new ports in cardiff in wales they want less money spent on nuclear weapons but could nato afford to boost defense infrastructure across europe or currently the twenty eight member states spend as much as one trillion dollars a year maintaining what the alliance all ready has now that means the organization alone gets more military funding than the rest of the world put together washington is currently first in most of the bell with just over a quarter of nato his budget made up by other members those in the alliance are supposed to contribute two percent of their g.d.p. each year but not everyone does in fact more than eighty five percent of countries on the list on willing or simply are not ready to provide that much cash peace activist thinks the timing of the summit is well picked. it's not a coincidence that the very important subject in the nato summit will be the question of the terms of chips which was difficult to sell because it'll be new but now with the crisis in. the stepping up of

. >> reporter: kate snow, nbc news, north port, new york. >> that is our broadcast for this post laboray night. thank you for being here with us as we begin a new week and a new season. i'm brian williams we hope to see you right back here tomorrow evening. good night. >>> celebrity marriage palooza. the first photos now on "extra." >>> mr. and mrs. pitts' first kiss as husband and wife. who made angie's gown and why brad had to wear his son's tie. >>> why donny wahlberg brother missed the wedding. >>> plus the i dos to wade. who was the super star wedding singer. >>> and joan rivers eerie joke about her health just hours before her surgery. >> we have the latest from new york as the stars pray for joan. >> i believe in the power of prayer. >>> then jennifer lawrence, kate upton, the stars fighting back over their stolen sexy selfies. whose are real and whose are fake. >>> plus diane's sawyer's successor of world news tonight. >>> now on "extra" from universal studios hollywood, the entertainment capital of

. >> let's get out to hadley gamble who joins us live at the nato summit in new port, wales. spending is one of the challenges facing nato right now. the other one is whether it's too big, too unwieldy. can it reinvent itself at this summit? >> that's what they're attempting to do. we've seen a lot of momentum over the last couple of weeks to try to redefine nato in this new world that we're living in and certainly with the threat of islamic militants, isis, the dutch, the british and the americans are very interested in what nato plans to do. i think we may end up seeing some intelligence shares amongst the nato members, not particularly nato joining in the air strikes, as we mentioned the defense spending. you heard him putting your money where your mouth is. we do have to pay to play. if you want the security that nato can provide, the security of that alliance, you have to pony up when it comes to military spending. that's going to be on the agenda. hard questions being asked there. also this idea of a rapid response for us. 5,000 nato troops. they want them ready to go a

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>>> this is in the north kensington area at new port mill road. you can see the accident on the right with one police vehicle now leaving. this should be wrapping up in the next 15 minutes or so. take a look at 66 at sudley road picking up in the last 20 minutes. we are expecting volume there. a wide look at things, we look gate good inner loop or outer loop. no problems right now. in dale city, you are slow on 95 northbound in virginia there. remember to follow us on twitter @first4traffic. aaron? >>> all right, melissa, thank you for that. today we are remembering one of our area's darkest days. it was about this time one year ago today that folks were coming into the washington navy yard, arriving for their work day, just as you can see vehicles going in behind me right now. and they never suspected a gunman, aaron alexis, would come on the grounds into building 197 to kill 12 people inside the building. today we are remembering their lives and celebrating their lives and celebrating their work here for the united states navy. we'll do that wit

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he's joining us today from new port, rhode island, where he's getting ready to interview the secretarydefense. gloria, the killing of stevened so losotloff, it's going to put pressure on the president to ramp this situation up, take direct action against isis not only in iraq but in syria. >> i think we heard that. a little bit of that. the effect of that today. i think it's clear that members of congress, both democrats and republicans, are talking about authorizing air strikes. you've got a democrat in the senate who's going to put that on the table. in the senate, i think you've had these two beheadings. it's different in many ways from the way it was when you think back to a year ago when the president was thinking about getting congressional authorization for air strikes in syria because of that red line on chemical weapons. there was a point at which he could not get congressional approval. fast forward a year later, now, it would seem to me that if the president specifically outlined his strategy, his goals, the mission, the limits of the mission, what he's willing to do to the

i want to thank the people of new port, cardiff, the people of wales for welcoming me and my delegationit's a great honor to be the first sitting u.s. president to visit wales. we've met at a time of transition and a time of testing. after more than a decade, nato's combat mission in afghanistan is coming to an end. russia's aggression against ukraine threatens our vision of a europe whole, free and at peace. in the middle east, the terror threat from isil poses a growing danger. here at this summit our alliance is to summon the will, the resources and the capabilities to meet all of these challenges. first and foremost, we have reaffirmed the central mission of the alliance. article 5 enshrines our solemn duty to each other. an armed attack against one shall be considered an attack against them all. this is a binding treaty obligation. it is non-negotiable. here in wales, we've left absolutely no doubt, we will defend every ally. second, we agree to be resolute in reassuring our allies in eastern europe. increased nato air patrols over the baltics will continue. rotations of additional

frank, new port richey, florida. wendy $5,000 and under.here does your income -- $25,000 and under. where does your income come from? caller: it comes from -- and part time jobs. host: how much do you make before taxes? caller: $24,000. $24,000 before taxes in new port richey, florida. way.on the tv, by the listen through the telephone. us what life is like on $24,000 a year. caller: it is not too bad. isrida's cost of living cheaper than where i used to live in chicago. , sales tax isr cheaper. there is no state tax. the pay is a lot less. -- when you hear the phrase class in america, what do you think? caller: i think status. a lot of people retain their wealth or give their wealth away through inheritance, rather than hard work or innovation. host: is that a bad thing? in the old, traditional way, it is not. in the new, modern way, it is. you want to strive to do something rather than hope someone gives it to you for free. incomeo you think equality or economic equality is a good goal, legislatively? caller: yes. there is a great deal of

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. >> learning a little more about bridge gate scandal tonight from a new jersey port authority police lieutenant. lieutenant thomas michaels said he ate breakfast with the executive who ordered the closures on the bridge as commuters were stuck in traffic. michaels says he also gave david wildstein a tour of the traffic around fort lee. his recollections were part of a summary for legislators investigating the george washington bridge lane closure. michaels tells investigators wildstein called him the week before thing came to halt on the bridge and asked him what would happen if three lanes were reduced to just one. >> it was a busy day for the governor of delaware. he app pedestrian on "good day philadelphia" this morning to talk about his new education initiative but moments after his fox 29 appearance things god weird. >> he sent out tweet about his initiative and a very unfortunate mistake also occurred. the tweet announcing a plan to help disadvantaged kids the picture had nothing to do with education. it showed woman dressed up in what appeared to be bond damage gear. the gover

new. there is about $54,000 in damage. they are posting a 5,00 3500 awo camp the vandals. the los angeles ports ablaze. >>> decades later a rape and murder convict gets a new chance at freedom because of d.n.a. >>> temperatures are cooler than last night. a fall chill in the area. summer is not over yet. all the details in the accuweather forecast. >>> ducis rodgers gives us a medical update on jason kelsey. it's not pretty. "action news" continues in a >>> we have breaking news tonight from the port of los angeles where a dock is on fire. the firefighters are attacking this blaze by land, sea and air right now. the fire is threating a ship and a warehouse. other boats nearby are moved to safety. it broke out at 9:45 our time. so far 150 feet of the dock has burned. >>> he served 23 years behind bars for the rape and murder of a 77-year-old philadelphia woman. d.n.a. evidence says that the crime was committed by somebody else. live to the criminal justice center kenneth moton. what does it mean for anthony wright? >> tonight anthony wright is in a state prison i can tell you facing a re-trial.

bi product and so the sustainable (inaudible) and which are the relatively new tenant at the port and 352 recycled concrete from the area demolition projects. it also uses the recycled aggregate and sand produced, to produce non-structural concrete, for sidewalks, curbs and gutters. i will now turn the presentation over to jim (inaudible) to further explain what piers 80 opportunity and activities. >> thank you. and good afternoon, commissioners katz and adams and brandon. murphy and woo ho. and i am jim malony, and i am from the port of san francisco and i am tasked with developing and helping to develop the target business at the port. and i will be here for a meeting as well and i am familiar with the area and i am grateful that we are having the first off site here. and i want to talk to you today, about current activities, and activities at pier 80 and 96 and as you are aware, it is the port's, and it is the bay, only dedicated fall for the project facility. we will be going to the great america conference in houston to have a display baolgt and a joined recessed customer recepti

new jersey reporter cleve bryan has more. >> reporter: yes. >> time has come to fix the port authority. >> reporter: on the same day senate committee pass aid bill to address the george washington bridge scandal new jersey governor chris christie blasted the investigative committee that has been scrutinizing his appoint ease and staff. >> fact is they have been digging around for eight months and they have found absolutely nothing. you know what, wrap up your work, do your job. >> reporter: christie's sharpes chris criticism were for democrats who irresponsiblessably leak interview memos to the media. >> these are people who air dick to ms nbc and front page of your papers. >> reporter: christie's word came to a news conference to announce new appoint ease. co chair of the bridge committee loretta weinberg was in the front and and defended her work. >> it is not the first time i have heard it. it doesn't surprise me. as i just said, we have a charge from both houses of the legislature that we plan to carry forward. >> reporter: short time later weinberg testified in support of the bill that will create greater oversight and transpa

in this new space port is supposed to be up and running by the year 2016.y broke ground on it in south texas yesterday. this is near the city of brownsville, south texas, rio grande valley. the spacex facility will span 57 acres with a price tag of about $85 million. now take a look at these renderings. it gives you a feel for how massive the campus will be when it's all put together. we're told this particular location was especially attractive for the company because it is so far south, more so than cape canaveral in florida, closer to the equator, so rockets launched from here they can pick up speed to reach their destinations more quickly, to remain in orbit. now the plan is to blast 12 rockets a year into space from this spot, all commercial flights in the beginning at lea least, sending things up like satellites, not people, with plans to let nasa use it for future missions down the road. what's more? spacex is hiring. bringing an estimated 300 new jobs to the region. >> what we're really looking for are a young kids out of college or really driven, i

a new kind of's ports card is zipping into the spotlight, and it is electric.ugural race at the season in beijing. racing compete with the glamour of formula one? one of the world's most polluted cities, the last thing you need are any more cars. if the cars in beijing were electric, and did not emit any fumes? welcome to the brave new world of formula-e, the e meaning electric. one may look like formula cars, but underneath their bonnets, they are different beasts. powered by batteries, they are not as fast as their formula one cousins. >> it is just different. i do not think you can compare driving a formula one car. it is going to be on city streets, which is already more than normal road courses. really, really challenging. but we have some of the best teams and drivers in the world. it is going to be competitive. >> beijing is the first of five cities around the world hosting this event. >> you do not get the earsplitting noise of formula one. willizers hope this event catapult the image of the electric car. >> we want to make them sexy, cool. we want to c

clearly for the fisherman's wharf the big news for the port was to able to resurrect the commercial fishing degree which was really in a weakened mode at the time that the plan was improved. with the fishing harbor and pier 45, fish processing facilities it created and renewed really the center of fisherman's wharf, which really is what people want to see. and the port's effort since then have really focused a lot on public realm, i think that is represented in the pier 43, as well as the jefferson street and tie lor street to welcome the visitors that come to the wharf and that has spurred a lot of partnerships with the cbd and the tenants to be able to make the investments with the businesses and so that the restaurants and the venue and activities interact well with the public realm and we are working with the bcdc to identify further improvements for the fisherman's wharf area and so there is still work to do to change some regulations that will make it easier for the restaurant owners to do seismic up grades and retrofits to their restaurants where they sit on a pile supported decks an

the protesters came from the town, where the president wants to build a new $9 billionaire port. >>>n panama, the president extended an amnesty to more than 200 criminal gangs, and urged members to turn in their weapons, and join job training programs. we have this report from panama city. >> reporter: hector refuses to let his guard down, even during his early morning workouts. many members of his family has been killed by gang violence. he has a police guard 24 hours a day, after his eldest son who became involved with the gangs was murdered. hector denounced the killers and became a tart. he survived attempts on his own life. other members of his family were not so lucky. he said the gangs made life a living hell for everyone in the neighbourhood. >> translation: they traffic drugs, extort us, steal from us, try to evict us, forcing us to hide weapons or drugs. if we don't do it, they threaten to rape our daughters. they are animals. >> gang activity exploded in panama. since 2006 the number of gang members quadrupled. 90% of the murders were connected to gangs. the president anno

. >>> and you're looking at live pictures from new port in wales where nato leaders are expecting a military flight path which is happening as we speak. >> there we go. that's the fly past. three planes and -- >> well, of course, we'll be back to nato throughout the day today. continuous updates from hadley gamble who is there. we'll be discussing the significance of those ecb monetary policy measures yesterday, which are obviously taken by the market as a complete surprise. >> absolutely. we saw that huge rally yesterday and quite surprising to see this morning it's fizzled out. you have to wornld why. maybe it's because the market realized they did this because the european economy is weak after all. maybe realism is settling in.. >> the euro weakened significantly yesterday. today they force that and we're going to go out to steve sedgwick later to hear more about this and what people on the ground in italy are thinking about that. but for now, we continue to look at the nato leaders. there's been quite a sign today of the military of nato keen to highlight to potential aggressive what is