. >> july 2000, reporter brian schultz is dispatched to new providence, iowa, to cover the installationew 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

last week sutter health agreed to reopen negotiations, give the county more time to find a new provider. >>> time is 4:56. golf's first major championship of the year just got underway about 10 minutes ago. tiger woods missed the master's last year, but is back this year, competing for his 5th green jacket. rory mcilroy -- going for the career grand slam in all 4 majors. augusta has a strict no-phone policy this year. anyone caught with one will be escorted off the grounds. the policy is generally embraced by fans. some say it's nice to disconnect and just enjoy the moments. >> how are people going to do that? with no instagraming. going to be tough. >>> coming up next in our 5:00 hour, spending the night on the uc berkeley campus. the issue that has a group of students camping out right now. >> and a musician killed by a stray bull let after a performance in oakland. up next, the changes some community members are calling for at local nightclubs. . >> good morning. we are looking at a commute where traffic is doing wall on the bridge getting into the city. we're going to check out some

. >> we have shared the same goal with the developer is to build open space and provide new open space opportunities for what is the border of chinatown and the financial district, which is the densest area in the united states. so we do have the same goal. we just have to get to that finish line. i understand there is a 2001 planning motion, which exists. and which certain conditions should have been satisfied prior to issuance of the site permit. not pointing fingers of blame or who was right and who was wrong and who delayed? who is not being responsive? but i would like to see the conditions satisfied prior to our next capital committee meeting. those conditions are finish off the property transfer agreement, which i haven't heard there is an issue. finish the cc & rs which sounds like they are only two issues outstanding. park hours and maintenance. get that resolved. finish the design. i have been copied on an email from mr. fraten that sounds like we're pretty close on design with some minor modifications. open escrow, submit your escrow instructions and post the completion bond

the new system provides a more efficient recycling process.kes care of 35 tons per hour n. 2014 burlington county's recycling program saved more than $3 million in landfill costs. the program employs 55 people with disabilities. >>> the price of gas continues to go up. aaa says we're still in better shape than we were last year. the price of gas has gone up 8 cents but it is $1 less than last year. turmoil in the middle east contributed to the higher prices. here's a look at the average prices. philadelphia paying 274 a gallon gallon. >>> we know the nfl draft is on thursday. everyone is excited about that. before the eagles players can be picked we have to slerkt who is cheering for those players. >> the 2015 eagles cheerleaders will be revealed at the kimmel center today. 60 finalists will compete in physical fitness, dance, on stage interview. you can watch the final edition live on philadelphia eagles.com. you can tweet using #eaglescheer. >>> the eagles hut ld for autism this weekend. research shows one in 68 children in the u.s. has auti

new information. >> reporter: federal agents providing new details about the arrest of one of those in south carolina thousands of dollars in reward money for any information leading to the other two suspects. khayree gay, 31-year-old philadelphia resident was arrested in south carolina by atf agents over the weekend. he was busted in a hotel parking lot. police believe he and two other men were the responsible for beating the owner of a jewelry store. the men put a woman into a van, tased her a number of times and tried to get information about the jewelry store where she worked. the city of philadelphia ordinary a $10,000 reward. the atf adding another $10,000 on top of that. >> our reach is deep. our reach is long. and we will find you. and we will arrest you. make no mistake of that. >> reporter: now atf a agents here in philadelphia say the one suspect who is in custody has deep roots to the philadelphia area. they want to know if his friends, maybe his family have heard anything from the other two suspects that are still out there. >> thank you, randy. now to the latest on a mother accused of a

in the budget we talked about last is last session that are related to the potential sale of new bonds provided we get the authority and approval to sell those bonds we're proposing we noting not spend that money until we get that it was implicit in the past but matching city language we have an approval that says don't spend is money until you get it or a substitute fink becomes available then that could be spent we didn't include the cost of issuance for is bonds that is an expenditure we need the authority there's a wide variety in issuance we might have we proposed a general authorization that is self-appropriately whatever is needed you'll get a chance to approve it but this is just say that you can spend it from bond procedures a minor item related to bond interests our old bond fund that are adding interest to our budget we want to expand that as is same purpose to the bond some other flexibility we're asking for as we did last year, we make an estimate open mission bay and is money going to the tangle we have regardless of dollars amount a surprise compared to our budget that results in

news". >>> an ntsb report is providing new details tonight on the plane crash that killed philadelphia inquirer co-owner lewis katz and six others. >> that shocking crash of course, happened last year while that plane was a attempting to take off from outside of boston. lewis katz was heading home to new jersey from a fundraiser when the plane skidded off the runway crashed, and then burst into flames. the the ntsb investigation found passengers inside the plane actually died from the fire that they did survive the crash. ntsb say it was likely caused by a mechanical bem with what is called a gust lock. >> it doesn't tell us all of the answers that we need and is there still a lot of questions that remain out there about what actually happened. >> the ntsb says the official cause of that crash will be determined at a later date. >>> a bus driver for easton area school district is dead tonight after a tragic accident. it happened here in the parking lot of the tracie elementary school in palmer township northampton county. officials s3y 61 year-old bonnie jean novacs was killed when she was stru

the personal finance website says new jersey provides the best education for kids kindergarten through high school. >>> from our delaware bureau now today's delaware senators will vote on a bill looking to establish a moratorium on new charter schools. the bill would suspend the approval of charters until june 2018 or until the state school board develops a plan for delaware charter schools. governor jack martell ordered a statewide approval of all public schools. >>> new jersey lawmakers will hold their first meeting as part of a new sandy task force. this task force was created to examine problems with fema's national program. a couple of issues they'll be focusing on. underpaid insurance claims and bogus adjustment reports. "nbc 10" will be there in the nation's capital as a bus load of virms arrived to have their voices heard. >>> now your "nbc 10" first alert weather. >> 51 degrees here at "nbc 10." 5:26 and it is dry outside. we're seeing the clouds move out. we're in for a nice, sunny day today. that's a live view from center city. things are looking good weather wise but how is

dramatic new treatment providing new hope. >>> also ahead we have a warning about your taxes, we will tell you how a local woman's refound wound up in someone else's bank account and worst parties she cannot get it back. three on your side's jim donovan will be along with important information for you. >>> new at 6:00 this is no ordinary construction project, how a camden county community is coming together for a neighbor in need. >>> i'm natasha a brown. we are following breaking news 59:30, two women are facing charges in new york city for planning a boston marathon style attack. thinks a sketch of the suspect from the courtroom today the women sympathized with al qaeda and isis. >>> indicted new jersey senator robert menendez pleaded not guilty to corruption charges in federal court today. senator menendez is accused of accepting gifts and campaign contributions, from a florida doctor in exchange for political favors. >>> and a tentative deal is reach to limit iran's nuclear program, it includes new restrictions on iran's enhanced uranium. most economic sanction as fence iran will

the georgian government is trying to provide new homes. this combination built will later almost apartments. georgia's idps now make up 7% of the population. the numbers of people in need keep on rising as families have more children. they're going to have to build a lot more homes like this but also provide opportunities and jobs in a country already crippled by high unemployment. they say they can no longer rely on international aid. what is happening in iraq, of course we understand it. but my president obama in these regions are much more series now. because we sundays. need support. >> his hometown is in sight but out of reach in russian-controlled territory. >> i do in the think returning there is possible. at least while i am alive. >> no going back to the way things were, only the hope that his son might have a different future. al jazeera. >> the irish government has been accused of go traying hundreds of women who underwent medical procedures and now want compensation. an estimated 1500 women were subjected to ephiseotomy the pro

to add staff to the assistance program as long as the wheelchair pusher assistance as well as to provide new staffing for the airports recently smallest 43 passport installations this staffing request will last through june of 2016 the original sfo agreement was approved in 2012 under the existing agreement sf o operates the equipment on behalf of the airlines that is in agreement with the lease agreement as well as providing for various patron documents and services as a needed basis the proposed modification adds additional resources to help the staffing in the amount of $668,000 to add new staff for the auto matted international terminals customs progressing areas for 16 months in the amount of $2.2 million at the end of the time the airport will precede with a request for the proposal in order to select a contract for the key those the recommendation is positive but i'll be happy to answer any questions. >> thank you, ms. wagner. >> okay seeing no other questions mr. rose your reporter. >> on page 10 of the report the increase of $3 million that is payable to by the airport to the san fr

baseball game. >>> here are new pictures in the overnight 150 new jersey state troopers are now patrolling the streets of baltimore. they are providingonal investigative and logistical support. "action news" was there as they left hamilton township new jerseyed yesterday. governor christie has made them available in baltimore for at least the next 72 hours. >> it's 5:06 now and developing this morning, the search is on for the armed gunman that accused of robbing temple university students in their own home. "action news" reporter katherine scott is live on that scene near temple's campus. good morning, katherine. >> reporter: good morning, tam. that's right, this happened at a student's home here right near campus. temple did send out an alert to the school community last night letting them know about this armed robbery. it happened here around 11 o'clock last night on the 1500 block of north 13th street. investigators were here for hours overnight collecting evidence and getting interviews. police say an armed suspect got into the house possibly by a back door. police say that suspect took off with cash and marijuana. no injuries w

news." >> want to provide a source of energy? just breathe. ecycling system turns human breath into biofuel. it collects the carbon dioxide we exhale to feed algae that's then converted to fuel. this is not science fiction. this carbon-recycling system is already being used at the john lennon airport in england. as lennon himself would say, "imagine!" >> it's time to play "word." pick out what's true from among the false definitions. start with this word. does it mean... [ bell rings ] don't be morose. maybe you'll get the next one right. [ baby crying ] how about this adjective? it means either... [ bell dings ] she lost the debate because of her irrelevant comments about her opponent's outfit. >> i am very disappointed in you, my dear. >> here's a verb. does it mean... [ bell rings ] ...as in "the sun emanates warmth" or "people who watch 'teen kids news' emanate intelligence." [ boing! ] [ cheers and applause ] let's review. and that's "word" for this week on "teen kids news." in a moment, cancer changed our lives forever. we were told nothi

new air monitoring stations. the monitors will track better air quality and provide realtime information on current conditions. at data will be used for research and education. >>> and in new jersey governor chris christie is putting kitchen talented on the air tonight. the show called "pasta and politics" will talk about cooking and pasta. that sounds good. so does this. >>> you may like hot dogs you make like donuts, you may like bacon and jelly, but how about one in one delicious food? nbc 10 got a look at the taste of the new sweenie donut dog. $7 600 calories. getting a lot of national buzz kind of like the buzz you'll get from eating it. the saltiness of the dog counters with the sweetness of the donut and raspberry jelly. >> i feel like the guy from men's wearhouse when they say, you'll like the way it tastes i guarantee it. but the combination goes along very well. >> a local krispy kreme was going to make the donuts but the corporate office nixed the plan. so a local bakery happily took on the challenge. >> i can't wait to taste it. some of those things i have not eaten in years and years. >> perhaps w

. >> lou: a new report provides evidence the president's amnesty has always been about adding new democratsnationwide food rose. the department of justice attorney reports the task force on a new americans has begun sending letters to all 9 million green card holders urging them to become naturalized citizens before the 2016 election. think about this. 9 billion to be naturalized in the next year-and-a-half would equate to more than 10 years of normal and naturalization all of it happening in just over one year. anybody have questions why amnesty is so important to this president of the party? >> former white house political director george of you bush a republican strategist, a thank you both for being here. your reaction? 9 million green card holders >> i am not surprised this is the way the president in the administration functions. it is very clear with unilateral action on an immigration reform to now see that they push forward in the last year and a half to get as many of these individuals to be naturalized. lou: you know, who he is. why don't the republicans have a strategic politica

at aldermen farm in new providence, iowa, you'll see pigs in pasture, beating from troughs maybe someckens alongside scratching in the dirt and a big red barn. >> summertime you have a sow laying there nursing her picks -- nursing her pigs. julie: a network of farms spread across iowa and pennsylvania. the vast majority of pig farms in the u.s. look more like this. sows live inside alternating between pens for gestation and giving birth. both have guards to prevent pigs from fighting with each other. once the pigs are weaned their fattened up. in contrast, farms like all the land must conform to a list of regulations. among them, pigs must be raised on pasture or embedded pens. gestation crates are prohibited and nyman will only by pigs that have never been given antibiotics. >> it is done the old-fashioned way for the old-fashioned flavor. it is more expensive. the animals grow slower. julie: that limits production to 1200 pigs they year versus brenneman which raises 600,000 to sell tyson foods. individual sow's are less productive. >> if we did the nyman ranch-style, we would produc

this is new video provided to us from squaw valley. >>james:plenty of skiers and snowboarders hitting the slopes. >>james:a winter storm warning is in effect in sacramento above 35-hundred feet. >>james:six to 12 inches of heavy snow could fall. with up to two feet of new snow on the higher peaks. >>james:all lanes are back open on the bay bridge this morning following a deadly motorcycle crash that closed four lanes of traffic last night. >>james:here's video of the backup caused by this accident. >>james:almost all the westbound lanes were closed just west of treasure island. around 8:20 last night. >>james:these pictures were tweeted by some of the people stuck in traffic. >>james:the lanes reopened about 10 p-m. >>james:the cause of the crash is being investigated. >>james:a brazen robbery at a walgreens pharmacy in san francisco. >>james:a clerk was held at gunpoint while a man stole more than 22 bottles of prescription medication. >>james:kron 4's alecia reid shows us video of the robbery as it happened >>reporter:dressed in a co

good news in lower providence township. south park avenue and crawford road has reopened since being closed monday morning around 6:30 a.m. definitely some good news there. the roadways have since need to be paved. give yourself extra time and caution when traveling through the area. i'm going to have drive times coming up in a minute. i wanted to end this with good muse and send it over to bill who i hear has more good news in his forecast. >> take a look at that picture from the pocono mountains. sky top lodge, sunshine. entire area seeing sunny skies. prepare for a sunny, warmer day today, and less windy, too. watching the wind speeds and it's calm in reading and a 5-mile-an-hour wind in philadelphia. >>> well the nation is reeling from multiple incidents of police officers killing african-american men. in philadelphia the mother of a man killed by police is stepping up her fight to clear her son's name. >>> and this -- >> reporter: i'm matt delucia live in the digital operations center. trying to keep the calm in baltimo

i take ideas that the customer will bring in or anyone will have or ourselves, providing new products for consumption out there. we do a little bit of everything. i thought i would come in here doing drafting work, and i'm doing testing, new designs. i come out and actually -- what i like about this place is i can walk around and see the thing being built, being manufactured, and to converse with my fellow employees. and personally, i have two daughters and a stepdaughter and a stepson. they are all grown. dave: chris? chris: my name is chris swanson. i have work at whitney brothers for 12 years. i started off as a receptionist. now, i do a variety of things, from human research customer service, to clothing. i still help answer the phones so i may be one of the voices you hear when you call. i live in fitzwilliam, and i have two grown children, a boy and a girl and a new granddaughter. secretary clinton: well, thank you all so much for inviting me and giving me a chance not only to learn more about this business, which is a family business, 112 years young, and to meet some of the pe

new work zone. still have the work crews on the scene of monday's major mess in lower providence. th park avenue has reopened. they're still out there cleaning up. not surprisingly. it was such a mess and making some repairs but you can get by this morning on south park avenue if usual headed over to 2422. have a crash by warwick square in bucks county along mill road. in bucks county middletown township close to sesame place by the buffalo wild wings peco is now on the scene of those downed wires but business one lincoln highway still blocked so use the super highway instead. construction still wrapping up on the westbound turnpike near bensalem. speeds in the 30's headed toward that. and in bustleton we still have that crash involving the police cruiser along krewstown road. stick with bustleton avenue as your alternate. meanwhile we mentioned last time around in new castle by the airport a crash with the waze app along the southbound side of 13 at 141. little icons disappear bought minor crash mostly off to the side there in the southbound direction. matt. >> thanks, matt. >>> n

companies can still share with nsa, but they will not receive new liability protections. this bill does not provide any new surveillance authorities. it contains privacy protections. it only authorizes the sharing of cyber threat indicators, tech of -- technical information like malware signatures and malicious code. companies must remove all personal information. if those acquirements are not followed, there is no liability protection. an agency that receives the information must scrub it a second time. this will ensure that personal information is removed. only then can that information be forwarded. it provides for strong oversight by requiring a biannual inspector general report related to dissemination of cyber threat indicators. the privacy and civil liberties oversight board must also submit a biannual report on the privacy and civil liberties impact of the bill. the scope of cyber attacks cannot be ignored. this bill will strengthen our defenses so consumers and businesses will not be at the mercy of cyber criminals. i look forward to passing this legislation. the chair: the gentleman reser

new ball game. african-american slaved were determined to change their world and provide new opportunities for their families. future freed men did not take abuses in silence. they complained about being exploited whether it was by slave holders or by union officials. one such case it was reported by ama missionary louis c. lockwood that one black man said he worked for the government since the first of july expecting money for his efforts another said they say we are able bodied men. we were to get $8 a month and the women $4. only we was to be allowed $1 a month to help the poor and the old which we didn't regret. $1 for the sick and another dollar for general purposes. we don't exactly know who this general was but it appears it was a heap of them. everything we had went to pay those generals and we got nothing. always pushing that proverbial envelope. some did not take their complaints to a few local officials. williams davis a contraband took his to a meeting organized by the american missionary association and the national freedman's association. davis gave a powerful argument about the need t

the excellent news in lower providence township finally they have reopen south park avenue at 1:00 due to that monday morning truck accident. mass transit is reporting no delays. the lets check weather with katie, good morning. >>> you said it, beautiful weather unfolding here yet again today and better than yesterday because it is warmer, we will lose that win. that did make it feel a little cool to me. maybe it did for you as well. today you don't to have worry about it. you have to fine an cues to take a five minute walk for lunch or something like that. storm scan three empty and it will stay that way all day to day. as we jump to friday that is when this next coast willal storm has a big impact, glancing blow, generally speaking but dreary, cloudy, quick check on the eyewitness weather three day, today beautiful, upper 60's starting with sun and couple showers work their way in with that storm also working its way in. erika, back over to you. >>> chester teen is recipient of the life changing a a ward... shem ira woods elliott from the chester upper school district won a scholarsh

on this easter sunday, eva is off here's what's happening on "action news." >>> pope francis providesr easter mass at the vatican millions celebrate the day jesus was rest -- resurrected. >>> sky6 live hd live looking at center city and city hall from our temple university camera. happy easter and to our jewish friends this morning happy passover to you, no matter your religion no complaints about the forecast, dry and sunny. let's go outside to meteorologist chris sowers for all the accuweather details. good morning and happy easter. >> reporter: good morning, and happy easter, mother nature got one right. it's not bad temperatures in the 30s in most areas but the breezes have relaxed. yesterday we had winds

new effort underway to bring significant change. >>> them remarkable medical discovery right here in northern california that could provide new answersabout autism in young kids. >>> welcome back to mornings on two comments 424, researchers at uc davis discovered surprisingly similarities between autism and a disorder in young horses. it is called maladjusted full system -- syndrome that it don't recognize their own mothers, don't nurse and don't seem to make connections with our surroundings. veterinarian professor john madden says it reminded him of children with autism and he discovered that simulating birth by squeezing the falls with a harness almost instantly cured the horses. he discussed his findings with another uc davis researcher. >> i was extremely skeptical. because, there are many differences between the onset and progression of the full syndrome. and human autism. >> he now says he's discovered another link. the link. the full syndrome happens when too much of a calming hormone is released during birth. he says new saliva test show autistic children have unusually high levels of similar hormones and humans. uc davis is

the georgian government is trying to provide new homes. this accommodation built for the european youth olympics this summer will later become apartments for dips. georgia's idps now make up 7% of the population. the numbers keep on rising as families have more children. so they're going to have to build a lot more hopes like this but also provide opportunities, jobs, in a country already crippled by high unemployment. >> officials say they need to find $1 billion but can no longer rely on international aid. >> the problems are much more serious now. and because we understand they need support. >> looking over south ossetia. he shows his son the area where he should have been born. now it's out of reach in russian-controlled territory. >> i do not think returning there is possible. at least while i am alive. >> no going back to the way things were, and hope that his son might have a different future. al jazeera tbilisi. >> the irish government stands accused of betraying hundreds of women who survived a horrific child care procedure during

then there are the candidates who enter the race that are the new fresh faces. they provideite frankly, probably creates an opportunity for a new fresh face to come into this industry and provide a different kind of model. a different kind of behavior. >> is it better service, cheaper service? is it more gee-whiz service? what is it they offer that the others don't then? >> the one thing that google has is a great brand name. therefore, they don't have the baggage that the other brands have within this industry, good or bad. google to some extent could actually extend a new face a new beginning, a new set of hope. and people by the way, find that appealing. if you look at t-mobile they're doing everything they possibly can to say we're not like them. right? >> sure. >> google similarly can come in and say we're not like them we're this. whatever this may be it could be pricing. it could be a new customer experience. it could be other devices. but they have not the baggage that the other guys have, therefore, they can create a new narrative in the marketplace. >> matt, before

personal finance website study shows new jersey provides the best education for kids kindergarten through high school. >>> the excitement is building for sunday's blue cross broad street run. before the race watch our live race special friday night at 7:00 p.m. it's called ready, set, run the blue cross broad street run. watch the race live on sunday may 3rd right here on nbc 10. if you wish on spanish, in spanish on telemundo 62. >>> some of philadelphia's most talented performers are getting ready to taik the stage. i'm a sucker for classic broadway. >> you're going to get some of the most wonderful theater from all kinds. >> just a short couple of weeks but what a lot of people don't know is we have these outstanding education programs. they're going to experience some of our programs. they're very near and dear to our heart. it's not about teaching kids to act. it's really about using theater as an education tool. >> i've learned that just from bringing our wednesday's child children down there. the ones who are interested in the arts and performance. we bring it down there and you ha

new ball game. african-american slaved were determined to change their world and provide new opportunities for their families. future freed men did not take abuses in silence. they complained about being exploited whether it was by slave holders or by union officials. one such case it was reported by ama missionary louis c. lockwood that one black man said he worked for the government since the first of july expecting money for his efforts another said they say we are able bodied men. we were to get $8 a month and the women $4. only we was to be allowed $1 a month to help the poor and the old which we didn't regret. $1 for the sick and another dollar for general purposes. we don't exactly know who this general was but it appears it was a heap of them. everything we had went to pay those generals and we got nothing. always pushing that proverbial envelope. some did not take their complaints to a few local officials. williams davis a contraband took his to a meeting organized by the american missionary association and the national freedman's association. davis gave a powerful argument about the need t

negotiating agreement with teatro zinzanni and kenwood investments for proposed theater and hotel, providing new positive activation to the community and acts a gateway to the broadway and greater chinatown area. it will bring locals and visitors alike and utilize an area that has long been underutilized. we urge you to support the resolution before you. thank you very much. >> thank you very much. beverly shuper, joe radner, et cetera. beverly, no? okay, we'll go to joe ratner. >> good afternoon i'm joe ratner. i have only been a resident of san francisco for four years, but my family goes back four generations. my grandfather and mother were born here. and i have a lot of very close ties and a lot of relatives in the city. and when i was visiting, before moving back here, i always -- going to teatro zinzanni was always a highlight of my visit. i think they really fit beautifully into the sort of bohemian history of san francisco, and i'm looking forward to the opportunity for my younger daughters to attend their camp, which my teenager enjoyed very much right after we moved here. but as far as

a man who met the new candidate provided cnn these photos. story. >> where she lost big in 2008. then it's on to another early state, new hampshire, where she pulled out an unexpected win after this emotional appeal. >> i see what's happening. we have to reverse it. >> ultimately, of course, she lost. >> although we weren't able to shatter that highest, hardest glass ceiling this time thanks to you, it's got about 18 million cracks in it. >> republicans want to stop her from shattering that ceiling in 2016. rand paul's campaign launching this ad. >> hillary clinton represents the worst of the washington machine. >> jeb bush still undeclared responding in advance of clinton's video. >> we must do better than the obama/clinton foreign policy. >> but president obama, who brings a loyal democratic constituency along with a potentially damaging foreign policy record all but endorsed clinton during his trip to panama. >> she was an outstanding secretary of state, she is my friend i think she would be an excellent president. >> and now that she is ru

here's a picture of the new facilely provided by bayer. looks into hemophilia. it will create 325,000 hours construction work. bayer's berkeley campus will span three city blocks. >>> new details in the german wings crash over the alps. they are questioning the mental health of the pilot. in 2010 the faa declined to give lubitz a pilot's license while he trained. a fen working with lubitz said he recovered from severe depression. the plane crashed and killed all 153 people on board. >>> wall street is hoping to rebound from a big slide in stocks. >> here's this morning's america's money report. >> good morning. topping american's money america's economy skidding to a stand still. >> the u.s. economy grow at two-tenths of 1% in the first quarter. >> anheuser-busch dits continuing the budweiser label which mentioned removing no from your vocabulary for the night. >> overnight the company tweeting no means no. we miss the mark and apologize. we've stopped from using this label. >>> now we know who's making out from saturday's night in las vega

the new properties don't provide jobs in the long term. had farmer is 81, she said she gets a fair price and provides a steady income throughout her life. many of her neighbors have give up. >> there were mean who could help and advise, so people opted out. >> back at the exchange they know the business better than most he's the ceo. >> production is the problem. when you look at the production capacity over a bush, if it can go up 40 40 40-kilos per bush. >> here on the trading form kenyan coffee may make good money, but for the farmers to earn enough and to keep their plans they need advice and investment. the government says it's trying to help. everyone in the business, including robert, hopes for a turn around in the coming years. millions of kenyan jobs depend on it. malcolm webb, al jazeera. nairobi. >> well, the world's first expresso machine designed for astronauts has made it safely to the international space station. the delivery was captured by italian astronaut with the help of a giant robot. they have been stuck with instant

coffee plants around the city have been pulled up and the land sold to developers but new properties don't provide the long term. this is one of the farmers who is still growing coffee. she is 81. she says he is gets a fair price. but she says many of her neighbors gave up. >> translator: sometimes the cooperative meals were not well organized. there were a few people who could help and advise so people opted out. >> reporter: this is the ceo. >> price is not a problem, production is the problem. when you look at the production capacity of a bush it can go up to even above 40 kilos per bush. currently we are producing [ inaudible ]. and that's not a problem. >> reporter: here kenyan coffee may make good money, for the farmers to earn enough they need advise and investment. the government says it is trying to help. everyone in the business including robert hopes for a turn around in the coming years. millions of kenyan jobs depend on it. >>> how is this for a near miss. keep watching the video is coming. it is not running backwards. it's the falcon nine rocket returning after delivering supplies to

provides new weapons they could fall into the wrong hands? >> of course it is a huge certain here.he president said we trained them, and then they melted away. and now the u.s. has had to go back and basically blow up their own equipment. there have been more than a thousand air strikes doing exactly that. on the training aspect, the u.s. solders are training the iraqi army in iraq. and with the shia militias the president said he does want though weapons given to the shia militias. the white house likes to say they didn't have reason to fight because the government doesn't unified. they believe that is the key to ensuring that they actually put up a fight, but some of the things they are talking about sensitive drones fighter jets those are technologies they might not be willing to share with the iraqis. so hopefully we'll hear from the two leaders today. >> thank you very much. >>> now to the war in yemen. the u.n. security council has approved a resolution aimed at stopping the fighting there. it targets houthi rebels restricting travel and their ability to get weapons. samantha

. -- as a complement to the series, c-span's new book is now available providing lively stories of these fascinating women, creating an illuminating entertaining, and inspiring read. it's available as a hardcover or an e-book. >> in 2003, the new york times reporter judith miller wrote several stories on the lead up to the invasion of iraq and weapons of mass destruction in an effort to reveal her source vice president cheney's chief of staff . she was found in contempt of court and prison for 85 days per it's sunday she talks about her time in jail as well as her new book of what the story/. >> i was in jail because i refused to reveal the identity of a source whom i thought did not want his identity revealed. in our business, as you know protecting sources is the life light of independent journalism. i really felt that unless the people that i routinely spoke to who had access to classified information, unless they could trust me to protect them, my sources would dry up. and eventually, i would just be writing what the government wanted you to write. so i felt this was a question of pr

also new jersey river line expecting 30 minute servih today due to ongoing signal problems. lower providence township, that truck accident yesterday closing down south park avenue, once again the alternate egypt or trooper road around that scene. we take you to a bar fire cobbs creek. catharine street at cobbs creek parkway alternate is 62nd streetment also dealing with some construction in camden, mt. ephraim, one of the two lanes block until 6:00 this morning. that's a look at your ride. we send it back to you. >> justin, thank you. crews worked through the night cleaning up road in lower providence there is after deadly tractor-trailer accident hit set off explosion, and also, a sewage, remember seeing this fire yesterday morning. that neighborhood, still feeling the effect, nearly 24 hours after that crash. want to go right out to "eyewitness news" reporter jan carabeo joins us live from the scene. good morning. >> reporter: err cape, good morning. you can see behind people that south park avenue remains closed this morning here in lower providence township. and officials on scene actual

the small institutions are just as pornts thaz large institutions in providing the new artist the first opportunity to be a part of the cultural fabric of san francisco. we got work to do and committed to make sure we develop the right process to do that >> should i move we table the items >> supervaseer mar made a motion to table item 2. we'll take that without objection >> thank you everyone. at this point we'll move to item 1 >> item 1 [inaudible] parks and recreation services and services for childrens and families [inaudible] recreation and park department and [inaudible] >> colleagues as we dive head long first into our budget season here at the board of supervisor jz sticking with our hearings that we called for to really introduce before the heart of june, today i want to focus on families in san francisco both the services offered and the status of where we are as a city. i believe everyone shares-families are huge priority for myself and for the board of supervisor jz want to make sure we have a one hear ing that focuses on that area so we can tie it together. kicking that off

"eyewitness news" reporter jan carabeo, joins us now she has some new information live from lower providence, jan good morning. >> good morning, you can see that south park avenue here in the audubon section of lower providence township remains closed this morning officials on scene tell me here this morning that this road will likely remain this way throughout the day. they had hoped to get it back open in time for the morning rush but that powdered make up spilled during the crash yesterday is still on the ground and it is very slippery. the two vehicles involved, however, have been towed away. that will happened around 1:00 i'm told, so progress is being made here, but not enough to reopen the road. >> this has been long closure. the deadly accident happened around 6:00 monday morning here on south park avenue near crawford road, lower providence. tanker truck caring waste and tractor-trailer caring powdered make up collided, the driver of the tanker was killed, south park between eagleville road and ridge avenue remains closed. police are investigate the cause of the deadly crash and cle

as a competent c-span's new book, "first ladies." providing lively stories of these fascinating women providing an inspiring read. it is available as a hardcover or e-book through your favorite bookstore or online bookseller. >> next, we are going to show you some of the presidential remarks from past white house correspondents dinner's. we begin with president clinton and 2000 and then george bush in 2008 and barack obama in 2012. >> with the annual white house correspondent's dinner set, we will take a look at the presidential remarks from previous dinners. we begin with president obama speaking at his final dinner in 2000. this is 20 minutes. [applause] president clinton: good evening ladies and gentlemen. distinguished guests. i am really happy to be here. [laughter] president clinton: happy to be reunited at long last with the white house press corps. [laughter] president clinton: if i may, let me direct your attention to a photograph. [laughter] president clinton: taken just moments ago, it proves beyond a doubt that i am indeed happy to