. >> july 2000, reporter brian schultz is dispatched to new providence, iowa, to cover the installationw water tower. >> that looks pretty good, don't it? >> it does. >> getting the water tower was a point of pride for new providence. something they'd been trying to get done for quite a while. so it was quite a big deal. >> new providence raises enough money to purchase its very first tower. the remote town of a little more than 200 people is all abuzz. >> anyone who was at home at the time, they were going to go out and see this happen. >> as local residents gather in the streets, a 150-foot crane rises and successfully lifts the four steel legs into position. >> there were some gentlemen on top of the tank that were attaching these straps to a central point that the crane would lift up. there were a few gentlemen on the ground that were kind of directing them. and there was a gentleman on top of the crane that was waiting for all this to happen. i remember even at the time i was pretty impressed with how cautious they were being. >> we're going for liftoff. >> with two workers poised

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this signoff is routine and provides no new clues in the mystery of flight 370. now in week four of the search there is greater you aurgency td the black boxes. today australian ocean shield is on route carrying these navy devices for listening and look under the water. >> the search area is very large. it's vast and clearly an area that the lack of which we aven' >> reporter: but so far the eyes in the sky have not spotted any debris from the plane, just fishing tackle and floating

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he says new will provide $90 million for programs like this across the country.his is important because one in ten asian and pacific islanders is chronically infected with hepatitis b worldwide. two out of three don't know they are infected and one in four will develop liver cancer or liver disease if left untreated. >>> this new legislation is an important step toward the eradication of the hepatitis epidemic, the silent killer. >> the santa clara county health department introduced its new hepatitis b prevention coordinator. it makes it the first county in the nation to create a position dedicated to prevention. >>> a channel 2 investigation uncoversers allegations of animals being misidentified as a bay area animal shelter and the mistakes turnly deadly. >> and the dog was euthanized as a pit bull when it wasn't a pit bull. >> workers say they have photos proving the problems. tonight at 10:00, 2 investigates looks into how it could happen and how often the biggest bay area shelters are euthanizing animals. it's all tonight on the 10:00 news. >>> already some

revenue stream that you bring in by bringing in hundreds of thousands of customers into this new program provides a brand-new revenue stream and also the revenue stream that you get from doing what lafco is about to do, which is design a local build out program which is going to bring in revenues over the long term. those are what build cleanpowersf. there is no connection whatsoever really, except for bond rating to the san francisco public utilities commission to bond for its own stand alone energy programs. that's totally different. so, the point is cleanpowersf is designed to be self-funding. it's designed not to cost rate payers, taxpayers, or agencies anything. and that makes cleanpowersf the biggest potential energy and clean energy asset that we've got in the city. hundreds of thousands of customers will enable us to do things like, as mr. freed has mentioned before, more easily get hold of energy efficiency funds. as the chair of lafco mentioned, more easily be able to staff all energy programs. the cleanpowersf system is going to be an asset, not a liability. and that's why we need to b

first, the safety of journalists is at stake and sending an intimidation signal to all news providers >> do you get the impression these crackdowns on journalists are orchestrated by authorities who are in charge there or mainly by rogue people, part of this movement? >> it seems that because of the numbers of abductor and escalation against attacks against journalists, it seems there is a real wheel to control information and to restrict, actually, the work of the journalists and that's why reporters without borders is calling again and again all parties involved in this conflict to stop taking journalists and to guarantee their protection >> are you getting the impression it's having an effect? are some news agencies pulling out journalists because of fears they will be next? >> i'm sorry. yes hear well your question. >> do you get the impression that the crackdown on the journalists is having an effect? have you heard of any news agencies removing journalits from eastern ukraine because they are afraid their reporters may be next? >> mofor the moment, no. and i hope journalists wil

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the cable companies will provide new offerings. the satellites and cable devices are a way to route the content to the box. but the box themselves are no longer necessary. >> is this a direct threat to the providers or just direct competition. >> it creates a brand new space where essentially you have this new set of actors that are software based and could be the new bundlers that are providing all of your tv channels, or al jazeera could, for example, go and create their own software and talk to amazon and all those players who are by passing the cable companies all together. >> the biggest part of "the streaming" access is the screens of it. you can access it when you want. when it comes to live events whether it's news on al jazeera america, sports, you can have that ocan't havein a the same a. >> not today. but they're allowing different software packages to run on top of that. aero is going to suit against the broadcaster that is providing live tv over the internet. if you're looking at offerings like that it will be possible.

photographic proof that the myish whereas in the ukraine are actually russian soldiers -- >> new photos providedshed by "the new york times" just today give some insight as to who has been seizing government zoo sites in eastern ukraine, these link the gunmen known as green men to russia. >> jon: really? that is your evidence? chunky guy with a beard? it looks like every other guy in eastern europe. that is every other guy on the planet. like two-thirds of zz top. come on. i think that is like the guy that produced the beastie boys first album. look i am starting to think russia hasn't invaded crimea but a documentary prank by joaquin phoenix. >> i am going to need more evidence these militia then are not just locals. >> the talked to locals in the town people at the barricades speak with russian accents and don't know their way around. >> jon: i guess they weren't doing doughnuts in the tanks, they were just so lost they were driving in circles. >> they said it was lawful. i don't know. i don't know where i am going. i am just -- i am just hungry. >> jon: now that we know these are russian it i

they predict how likely you are to move your phone, cable, or banking business to a new provider.octors know how leeblg you are to get precipitationings filled and take meds as prescribed. the job security score predicts your future income and ability to pay. >> fluctuations within the industry to predict whether or not you have the job security or if your job is potentially at risk. >> businesses may use these alternative scores to make decisions about you, but the scores and the reports they're drawn from largely fall through the cracks that exist in consumer protection laws. >> yes. well, the fair credit reporting act may give you the ability to correct errors in your credit report. consumers don't have the opportunity to correct any bogus info that might be an alternative score. although, congressional leaders have started to scrutinize the practices of the some of the data brokers. >> very big brother indeed. >> super interesting. thank you for tipping us off to this. thank you so much. >> okay. thank you. >>> well, our today's mash ville hart toppers, are they selling out. c

they are falsely accused of spreading news and providing a platform for the outlawed muslim brotherhood. during the last hearing the prosecution produced video they said supports the case against the man. none of the videos have anything to do with the case. this video, for example, was a tv report by peter greste from kenya on the attack of the westgate mall last year. the court was shown this report, an award-winning documentary on somalia that peter greste produced before joining al jazeera. the court ordered a special manner to look at the special material. abdullah al-shami, a fourth journalist in detention, has been held in egypt for more than nine months, and has been on hunger strike since january 21st. his detention was extended by 45 days on march the 13th. abdullah al-shami recently sent a letter from prison expressing his feelings: >> his parents are concerned about his health. >> translation: i would like to remind journalists and rights activists that my son is on hunger strike risking his life to defend journalists freedom. he is fighting for a cause, wanting to stop the

we're now discussing how better to support these businesses allow them to grow, and provide new space for the years to come, so in closing i just want to point out again and extend thanks to supervisor cohen and representing the district that hosts the majority of the pdr -- remaining zones in san francisco and an relationship and thank you for the leadership on the issue and thank you mr. chair and i am here with staff to answer any questions? >> thank you. next we will hear from the planning department. >> good afternoon supervisors. i will keep this brief because supervisor cohen did a great job summarizing the legislation. we created the neighborhood in the bay view and created sanctuaries for these issues and banning households and office uses and this worked exactly as we intended and providing this and we have seen the pdr sector rebound and particularly the manufacturing sector and affiliated with these companies and we noticed aspects of the zoning that could be changed to help these businesses based on real cases we have seen. this legislation is our attempt to make the chan

i oversee a thriving business thanks to the infrastructure fox news provides. i do a lot of the skill work, i anchor the factor, i write the books. my earnings are far above those who assist me. is that wrong? but because we are profitable here, we're able to pay our workers good money. most of them are young professionals on the rise and we value that. their wages are based on performance, experience, and time on the job. now, it's not easy to work here. you have to be smart, well-educated, well-spoken. we do not say cool or awesome. but i don't care where you are from. what color you are, or even what your personality is. i don't care. i'm looking for responsible workers who produce. our standards are high but not unreasonable. and those who work for the factor are in a good economic place. but if you don't work hard. if you are not well-read, if you cannot speak properly, you can't work here. and that is what should be emphasized in this country, developing a skill set and a hard work ethic. but it's not being encouraged. instead, the idol talk is all about

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the egyptian authorities accused them of spreading false news and providing a platform to the outlawed muslim brotherhood. it's been designated a terrorist organization. al jazeera rejects all charges against its journalist and calls for their release. mohamed fadel fahmy's brother says he's innocent. >> by brother is a professional award-winning journalist. he's not associated to any group. seeing my brother in this situation is the worst feeling. >> the trial has been contexted by journalist around the world and human rights organization. on tuesday, one minute's silence was observed. the director of bbc:. >> we are all journalists, journalist is not a crime, and i don't think the al jazeera journalists were doing anything wrong. >> 17 other journalists are being tried in their absence. abdullah al-shami has been gaoled without trial since last august. he's been on a hunger strike for several months. >> more to come on al jazeera, including will the threat of u.s. sanctions help to end violence in sudan. plus, the british government has started controversial training for civil servan

a reminder nbc news will provide live coverage starting at 4:00 a.m. eastern time starting on sunday morning on this nbc station. >>> still ahead for us tonight, ho uh a family discovery has the power to change the way we look at autism. it's about a father and son connecting thanks to some mutual friends. >>> and later, by george, he won't remember a minute of it but millions will sure miss him down under. >>> among the best known disney lyrics of the modern era, you ain't never had a friend like me. tonight, we have a story about a young man with awe tim. he became nonverbal as a boy, but when he disappeared into his own world of animated disney movies, he discovered friends he didn't know he had. and for his parents, learning to speak the language of those movies, gave them a way into their own son. it's a remarkable story contained in a new book but veteran journalist and author ron suskind. it's the story of his son owen, and we get their story tonight from nbc's rehema ellis. >> reporter: you might say owen lives in a disney world, painting the c

district that's an appropriate development within an established neighborhood and project provides needed 10 new affordable dwellings and it paralyze with the upper market design guidelines with the market street frontage and the shorter high-rise or the sanchez frontage responding to the thinker neighborhood and provide 36 off-street parking parking spaces that's further in the transit first policy. that concludes my presentation if you have any questions, i'll be happy to answer them >> thank you. project sponsor >> thank you victor gonzales working with the star in san francisco. on 2198 market street. i'm happy to be here we have a team here randy is the senior department person and we're going to give a presentation. just a little bit about gray star it's a national apartment and development company this will be the first project in san francisco our one of our offices is located here. in terms of the picture michael gave an overview we have a former gas station site that was cleaned up over the years and the family that owned the gas station stan wongs family wants to maintain the ownershi

honda says new legislation will provide $90 million for programs like these crass the country. across the country. 1-10 is chronically infected with hepatitis b world wide and most don't realize they are infected. >> this new legislation is an important step -- [ indiscernible ] >> researchers say 1-4 people in the asian community with hepatitis b will develop liver cancer or liver disease if left untreated. >>> an increase in whooping cough in contra costa county. at 6:00 p.m. a mother tells us her her fam pale got all of a -- family got all of their shots and it didn't work. >>> live look at the conditions in san francisco bay and contra costa county, the smaller picture on the right. you can see the clouds are already here. rain could arrive in the bay area tonight. >> our chief meteorologist is tracking the conditions now. what are we looking at. >> slight chance of sprinkles tonight and rain tomorrow, 10:00 a.m., 11:00 a.m. tomorrow morning. rain heavier. scattered and snow in the mountains. bay area friday, look at the clouds out there. raining up north the last day or so.

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and in that third recommendation, based on the new information provided by the department that there are 5 positions which we had previously identified as being vacant which are in fact filled positions, therefore we concur with the hsa on the need for those 5 positions so we're withdrawing 5 positions from our recommendation. however, we continue to recommend a total reduction in the annualized positions by a total of 22 instead of 27, resulting in the reduction from 68 to 46 instead of 68 to 41. and we continue to recommend that those 22 positions be deleted. i might also add, supervisors, you are going to get a budget in a very short period of time and if the department can justify the need for those 22 positions at that time we'll take another look at it and report back to you. so those are our recommendations and we would be happy to respond to any questions. >> so, mr. rose, i get no. 1, no. 2 i'll get back to you, but i want to ask mr. rourke about that. so you are not discussing about reducing 22 more. is what you are saying is those positions, each one of those actually has

new pictures provide evidence of his incredible journey. and it is a hot topic at his high school in santa clara. kpix 5 reporter mark sayre talked to some of his friends today. >> reporter: these photos appear to tell even more of the harrowing tale. the black marks clearly visible on the wheel bay show the footprints and handprints of the stowaway teen. this photo shows the teen's footprints on the tire and sources say this photo shows tsa investigators who arrived in maui to inspect the aircraft. [ indiscernible ] >> reporter: that's the nickname on campus of the teen who hasn't been officially identified. the district confirms he is a student at santa clara high school. friends say he was funny and athletic. >> he always seemed like a nice guy. always smiling, joking around and stuff, you know? >> funny. very funny. >> reporter: any sign of any kind of issues? >> none. >> reporter: but felicia clark says she has a friend who knows the teen well. >> he's a little shady, does some weird stuff but never realized it would be this weird. >>

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attorney minute clinic they're going to be federal rico charges the new providence many of the defendantsn two dozen defendants they don't know whether the senators could even include either one of them with the racketeering charges he did make clear today that more charges are coming to the recall targets aren't an what is adding these racketeering charges due to the kids in the prosecution? it is opposed to having a trafficking and said iraq charging or a drug charge care unit into an impala up together in bringing many of these suspects together oftentimes the use rico charges alone mafia? the house and tells? no. toward the defendants in court today? << yes the were in court today and the lawyers in this kind of resume because all of the two dozen attorneys are going for the third giving the appearance is the that people better scattering what the court room. some of the fence attorneys wanted to break up the kids into many different pieces not all the judge just agrees with the u.s. ended this is not the time to do that they have an updated indictment will be coming up in the next th

our housing crisis, it will take a thur of different approaches and this is one solid step in providing new housing that tends to be more affordable. so colleagues, i ask for your support. >> colleagues, any additional discussion. i'd like to be asked if a co-sponsor to this ordinance. take a vote. >> cohen. >> aye. >> supervisor farrell. >> aye. >> supervisor kim. >> aye. >> supervisor mar. >> aye. >> tang. >> aye. >> supervisor wiener. >> aye. >> supervisor yee. >> aye. >> avalos. >> aye. >> breed. >> aye. >> campos. >> aye. >> supervise chiu. >> aye. >> 11 ayes speaker: this ordinance has passed on the first reading. item 12. >> resolution granting revocable permission to kieran j. woods to occupy a portion of the public right-of-way to construct and maintain various improvements, including a driveway, associated retaining wall, a vehicular carousel to provide access to a proposed new single family dwelling at 1410 stanyan street landscaping, stairs leading to a public sitting area, and other related improvements within an existing unimproved portion of stanyan street between clarendon a

grant revokable permission to construct various improvements including a retaining wall to provide access to a new dwelling on as an i don't street and supervisor yee. i'm sure you're aware of this project has been gone on for many years predating me. and since i've been on the board this particular development has been coming in front of any office many times. last week, i asked for a continuous from the developer to see if he could meet with the neighbors. they met at the city hall yesterday and both parties the neighbors and developer the owner of building wishes to continue this item for future discussion i want to continuance ever this item until june 17th. supervisor yee has asked for a motion to continue this is there a second. any discussion supervisor wiener >> thank you, mr. president. first of all, i want to acknowledge the work that supervisor yee and his staff has been put into this this spans a number of years and been a very, very challenging neighborhood issue. i have had the opportunity to spend this before the land use economy and since then i've become familiar with it. i have c

including the real world, there's a fundamental difference between a service that allows that provides new content to all sorts of end-users, essentially any paying stranger, and a service that provides a locker, a storage service. and i think if you want a real world analogy off of the internet, i think it's the basic decision the difference between a car dealer and a valet parking service. i mean, if you look at it from 30,000 feet, you might think, hey, both of these things provide cars to the public. but if you looked at it more closely, you'd understand, well, if i show up at the car dealership without a car, i'm going to be able to get a car. if i show up at the valet parking service and i don't own a car, it's not going to end well for me. and so -- >> what is the difference -- >> i didn't mean to interrupt your -- >> well, i was just going to so i think there is a very real way in which you would say, you know, at the end of the day, the car dealer's providing cars to the public, the valet parking service is not. it's providing a parking service. >> why isn't and i don't want to st

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the surprising news you provided in recent months about what you were projecting to be significant budget shortfalls, is there or has there been an audit of your sfpuc power enterprise programs? this is information that has caught all of us who are your policy makers by surprise, and, frankly, we're all trying to under how we got here given the stability in prior years. so, can you give us a little bit of a sense of how we were caught so off guard with this information? >> a good question f. we turn the clock back two years ago when you saw us come to the budget committee, you heard both myself and mr. harrington at the time talk about the hetchy fiscal cliff. and at that time it was solved by cutting the capital program, deferring $2 24 million ~ of other types of improvements. that $2 24 million of cuts included the assumed reductions from 5 million down to 2 million go solar sf, cut energy sufficiency, cut city renewables on city buildings, $90 million, 30 million each from programs that we really want to do. but if we continue to provide power below cost, there just is not enough mone

the surprising news you provided in recent months about what you were projecting to be significant budget shortfalls, is there or has there been an audit of your sfpuc power enterprise programs? this is information that has caught all of us who are your policy makers by surprise, and, frankly, we're all trying to under how we got here given the stability in prior years. so, can you give us a little bit of a sense of how we were caught so off guard with this information? >> a good question f. we turn the clock back two years ago when you saw us come to the budget committee, you heard both myself and mr. harrington at the time talk about the hetchy fiscal cliff. and at that time it was solved by cutting

the new rules service providers have to treat all data news is that people you for example not slowing down access to particular sites unless they pay for a speedy operate as part of the constitution online companies like google and yahoo boss to comply with brazil's was in the rest of the world to restrictions will also be placed on collecting yzerman today to something and say he's been doing for years. it took a two day meeting will overhaul who controls the internet and assigns don't mean it currently the surprise of an organization supervised by washington. this and the fact of the book of the net traffic from your emails to web searches goes by the states allows the us government get its hands on practically any on line data now many governments including european countries want that to be a thing of the past marina or china has been i mean no more of this surveillance and indiscriminate data gathering for his zeal that is. i did it's about the future of global internet policy six hundred delegates from eighty five countries are in south halal for a two day meeting that focuses o