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

>> this item before you is unique in that this is a new legal service provider. another unique aspect of the contract is this is legal service provided within a existing independent living center as opposed to a traditional law office. independent living resource center of san francisco itself a disability rights advocacy organization. they are located in the south of market neighborhood on howard between 5 and 6. a sampling of the service already provided there include counseling service assisted technology training and lending library of technology, housing and employment, support groups. they are also a dos community suvs contractor so they provide community service on site as well. [inaudible] has traung tie tooz the disacted community so wie will provide additional service already receiving service there in a environment they are comfortable with and no. it makes it easy it go from one office to the next. in house language capacity with [inaudible] spanish, cantonese, manren and american sign language. it will start july 1 of this year. while there are a ran

passed a knew statute and they are continuously looking for methods and ways -- >> what does the new statute provide? >> the new statute provides if the lethal injection protocol is found unconstitutional or drugs are unavailable, then they can go to other methods. >> what other methods? . >> they go to nitrogen gas. >> kr you suggesting that's okay with you? >> i don't know anything about that protocol. they have not -- >> what do you think? do you have an instinct about whether or not the gas chamber is preferable to this lethal injection or not? >> mr. chief justice, it's hard for me in the abstract to say whether it's preferable. the legislature has said that this could be a painless method. i don't know. they haven't come out with any information about how it would be carried out. >> your client was already in jail with a life sentence right, for murder. and while in jail on that life sentence he stabbed and killed a prison guard and that's the crime for which oklahoma is seeking to execute him. that's the fact we have have before us, isn't it? >> one of the petitioners before the court. >> per

the talent in providence were very talented. the talent in new york are very talented. that doesn't change. you still have the concerns over marketing, you still want to sign the talent to the right agreement. you still want the talent to be productive and do them -- and have them do the best show they possibly can. those battles aren't different providence to new york. or des moines to new york or whatever. you still have a transmitter that goes down in the middle of the night in des moines, you have that in new york. you still have sales concerns and sales managers to work with and be productive with and try to find your spot and find the things that are going to matter. those conversations are the same in the hallways of providence as they are in new york. i think the difference for me is just that there is a different pulse in new york city. there is a different expectation in new york. both of those stations are heritage brands. like mr. dickey said earlier you want to be the custodian of them. i take the heritages very seriously. it's what a lot of us listen to. w

disruptions of activity going on in various cities around the world and around the nation, news, things going on a providence, newport new haven philadelphia. the news must have arrived very in the day because they had set the type, into the news column just before the classified ads and here, this day the continental congress declared the united colonies free and independent states. that is the announcement of the birth of the united states. then, to be sold and we move on to the classifieds. i love showing people that as much as the declaration. that is really the birth of the united states. >> the museum of the american revolution will be a national museum dedicated to advancing learning about the american revolution. it will create a single place where americans can, and learn about the miracle of how this nation came into being, where its ideals came from, and how this original great generation established our country. >> on january 20 6, 1915 woodrow wilson signed the rocky mountain national park act spanning 415 square miles and north central colorado. up next on american history tv, author james pick

heavy rain should set up in a band on south coast of new england, sanford providence new port and towards cape. the other story is the heat index throughout the day. once again, numbers crazy all week long. should be 108 little rock 107 montgomery mobile 104. you get the idea. arkansas from the northern gulf coast continues to feel as hot as it gets for those areas. our friends in kentucky, they're they'ringthey're getting the the break they need. >> still ahead, battle between peta and sea world takes a wild turn. see who accuses the other of spying. >>> the roc posted this on social media last night. we'll explain what happened when "way too early" comes back. ♪ in does your dog food have? 18%? 20? introducing nutrient-dense purina one true instinct with real salmon and tuna and 30% protein. support your active dog's whole body health with purina one. welcome to fort green sheets. welcome to castle bravestorm. it's full of cool stuff, like my second in command... and my trusty bow. and free of stuff i don't like. and in my castle we only eat chex cereal. chex cereal. it's full of delici

his family has told the fbi that abdulazeez, seen in these new photos provided to abc news, was mentally ill, abusing drugs, unable to hold a job, facing bankruptcy, and fearful of an upcoming court appearance for drunk driving. in his diary recovered by the fbi, abdulazeez wrote about committing suicide and becoming a martyr after he was fired from a job in 2013. in a phone call two the attack the family says abdulazeez called his sister to tell her of the shame he felt as a dough vout muslim over his arrest of drunk driving and his dread of the pending court appearance. tonight the family believes that may well have been the trigger for what happened. >> brian ross tonight, thank you. >>> now to that case making national headlines. the young woman discovered dead in her texas jail cell. authorities say it was suicide. tonight her family ordering a private autopsy. her death coming just three days after being pulled over for a routine traffic stop. the video showing what appears to be some sort of altercation there. as tonight there are growing calls for other video from those same mome

making it more information intensive rather than capital intensive, we do think that will allow new providers to emerge and just make it a more heterogeneous market. as a large user of liquidity and a large customer of broker dealers, it's in our interest, obviously, to have a broader network of providers. so we think that helps posture that growth. >> does that shift the risk then to the broker dealer? >> one of the comments made earlier is that in a way, one of the impacts of regulation has been to shift investment risk from the leverage bank ss whether that's an intended or unintended consequence, i think that could bear some of the more transaction risks. moving from a principal to an agency market would de facto occur in changes over time. exchanges collect, buy, orders and sellers and match them together. they will work and they already do work in treasuries and they work in many equities not all. but they're not going to work in some of the bonds that these panelists have talked about where they really only trade by appointment. but that said, there's still room for electronic markets

new transit services? serving the island and provide a level of transit service that will really provide a feasible option for people to get on and off the island, both to and from san francisco and the east bay and how to pay for that new transit, particularly the ac and ferry service. there needs to be a dedicated, but committed source of operating funds. the original 2006 plan, the 2008 assembly bill and the 2011 titip identified these four key goals with corresponding strategis to address those three challenges. the first is the design of the development itself. the vision is for real complete neighborhood on treasure island. right now folks don't have sort of grocery options, for instance, on the island. but to be -- well, the vision for when treasure island is redeveloped is to have all of these services that a san francisco neighborhood has, and a street network that is complete. so complete network of sidewalks. all of the new homes will be 15-minute walking distance from a transportation hub, where the regional transit services and the local-island serving shuttle services will meet. high-quality

there's a plan for the new unit we'll have to provide and mechanic ventilation system to the tenants can have air circulation without opening the windows. >> good that's a way to we are that the neck question is addressed the horizontal no. your vertical wood siding is that a code. >> no, it will be the hardy siding you don't like or the wood. >> some places don't allow that i'm sure you're aware of they don't because it is a cheap material and the community don't allow it my question to you as why are we not doing a little bit more to differentiate the fourth floor from the rest of the building as we're moving the building into kind of a new architecture expression i think that would have been a great idea particular on the public facing park side to differentiate it a little bit more so the building didn't look to uniformly. >> i thought it looked so horizontal i thought taxing the windows will help gives it more you know height breakdown the facade a little bit more i never thought about making that a separate you know or you know distinctly different from the rest of the body of

acamidate a grouth in the demand for the existing ferry service at the ferry terminal, provide the capacity for new ferry services planned by [inaudible] and enhance [inaudible] and city of san francisco to respond in the event of a emergency. [inaudible] farmers market, public access as well as historic district. since the presentation the weety board [inaudible] a eir. following that action the board also took a action to release fund{authorize staff to pursue construction of the south basin improvement proposed as part of the master plan. last month the project was [inaudible] design review board as well as port of san francisco advisory committee and look forward to offering the [inaudible] on that note i would like to introduce the project architect [inaudible] who will walk through the updated design work for the south basin. [inaudible] my self and the rest of the team are available for questions following the presentation. >> thank you mike. i would also like to mention [inaudible] from page [inaudible] is here and both jay [inaudible] have been involved in the project right from the begin{

. >> depend on 7 news to provide continuing coverage of the kidnapping case on air and on line. coverage continues now on twitter at this web site now on twitter at this web site. >> parents of san francisco woman whose death spark national debate on immigration believe that federal local authorities did not do enough to protect her. man deported 5 times with extensive criminal history is suspected of killing kate steinly two week ago. the parents say they don't want to point fingers but feel authorities let them down. >> we feel the the federal state city the the law are here to protect us but we feel that this particular set of circumstances and the people involved the different agency let us down l. >> kate parents say they are open to law that would give mandatory prison time to anyone deport who had returns to the u.s. illegally. >> suspected arsonist back in jail accused of setting more than a dozen fires in santa rosa. 13 different grass fires broke out near marlo and guerneville road between june 29 and july 8. and james spent 3 days in jail after being arrested on july

. >> you candy penned on abc7 news to provide continuing coverage of the kidnapping case on air and on-line. our coverage continues on twitter at abc7 news bay area. >>> violence in the east bay. two shootings within blocks of each other in richmond tonight. one man died after being shot at an apartment complex on burke avenue. a teenager was wounded. his friends flagged down officers near carlson and pullman avenue to take him to the hospital. the gunfire erupted at that intersection a couple hours later. police expect the three victims in that shooting to survive. investigators are looking for witnesses to speak with. >> harsh words for presidential candidate donald trump from the brother of the woman killed on san francisco's waterfront. trump has been fighting the death of kate steinle to support his controversial position on immigration. she was an immigrant who was deported to mexico several times. he says politicizing his sister's death is insulting. >> i don't want to be affiliated with somebody who doesn't have the common courtesey to reach out and ask about kate and ask about our

. >> you candy penned on abc7 news to provide continuing coverage of the kidnapping case on air and on-line our coverage continues on twitter at abc7 news bay area. >>> violence in the east bay. two shootings within blocks of each other in richmond tonight. one man died after being shot at an apartment complex on burke avenue. a teenager was wounded. his friends flagged down officers near carlson and pullman avenue to take him to the hospital. the gunfire erupted at that intersection a couple hours later. police expect the three victims in that shooting to survive. investigators are looking for witnesses to speak with. >> harsh words for presidential candidate donald trump from the brother of the woman killed on san francisco's waterfront. trump has been fighting the death of kate steinle to support his controversial position on immigration. she was an immigrant who was deported to mexico several times. he says politicizing his sister's death is insulting. >> i don't want to be affiliated with somebody who doesn't have the common courtesey to reach out and ask about kate and ask about our p

. >> you candy penned on abc7 news to provide continuing coverage of the kidnapping case on air and on-line. our coverage continues on twitter at abc7 news bay area. >>> violence in the east bay. two shootings within blocks of each other in richmond tonight. one man died after being shot at an apartment complex on burke avenue. a teenager was wounded. his friends flagged down officers near carlson and pullman avenue to take him to the hospital. the gunfire erupted at that intersection a couple hours later. police expect the three victims in that shooting to survive. investigators are looking for witnesses to speak with. >> harsh words for presidential candidate donald trump from the brother of the woman killed on san francisco's waterfront. trump has been fighting the death of kate steinle to support his controversial position on immigration. she was an immigrant who was deported to mexico several times. he says politicizing his sister's death is insulting. >> i don't want to be affiliated with somebody who doesn't have the common courtesey to reach out and ask about kate and ask about our

. >> depend on 7 news to provide continuing coverage of the kidnapping case on air and on line. our coverage continues now on twitter at this web site now on twitter at this web site. >> parents of san francisco woman whose death spark national debate on immigration believe that federal local authorities did not do enough to protect her. man deported 5 times with extensive criminal history is suspected of killing kate steinly two week ago. the parents say they don't want to point fingers but feel authorities let them down. >> we feel the the federal state city the the law are here to protect us but we feel that this particular set of circumstances and the people involved the different agency let us down l. >> kate parents say they are open to law that would give mandatory prison time to anyone deport who had returns to the u.s. illegally. >> suspected arsonist back in jail accused of setting more than a dozen fires in santa rosa. 13 different grass fires broke out near marlo and guerneville road between june 29 and july 8. and james spent 3 days in jail after being arrested on j

new transit services? serving the island and provide a level of transit service that will really provide a feasible option for people to get on and off the island, both to and from san francisco and the east bay and how to pay for that new transit, particularly the ac and ferry service. there needs to be a dedicated, but committed source of operating funds. the original 2006 plan, the 2008 assembly bill and the 2011 titip identified these four key goals with corresponding strategis to address those three challenges. the first is the design of the development itself. the vision is for real complete neighborhood on treasure island. right now folks don't have sort of grocery options, for instance, on the island. but to be -- well, the vision for when treasure island is redeveloped is to have all of these services that a san francisco neighborhood has, and a street network that is complete. so complete network of sidewalks. all of the new homes will be 15-minute walking distance from a transportation hub, where the regional transit services and the local-island serving shuttle services will meet. high-quality

. >> depend on 7 news to provide continuing coverage of the kidnapping case on air and on line. coverage continues now on twitter at this web site now on twitter at this web site. >> parents of san francisco woman whose death spark national debate on immigration believe that federal local authorities did not do enough to protect her. man deported 5 times with extensive criminal history is suspected of killing kate steinly two week ago. the parents say they don't want to point fingers but feel authorities let them down. >> we feel the the federal state city the the law are here to protect us but we feel that this particular set of circumstances and the people involved the different agency let us down l. >> kate parents say they are open to law that would give mandatory prison time to anyone deport who had returns to the u.s. illegally. >> suspected arsonist back in jail accused of setting more than a dozen fires in santa rosa. 13 different grass fires broke out near marlo and guerneville road between june 29 and july 8. and james spent 3 days in jail after being arrested on july

let's here first from new providence, new jersey democrats' line, connor. hello there.g, what do you think? >> caller: it's for jan? >> yes it is. >> caller: okay. i think he's a really nice man. his family looks lovely but i'm going with donald trump. nobody thinks he can do it. i think he can do it. if you lived here in mesa, arizona, and i've watched my town go down and down and down. we have 50,000 people in our town. the neighbor that i thought i'd live in for the rest of my life we were ran out by illegals they've taken our schools over. it's so bad. we've begged for help. i begged the mayor the same thing with mccain, i'll never vote for mccain again in my life. he's coming up. and slake will be the next one to go mpt you have no idea what we go th

this new document provides a much more detailed and disturbing picture. -year-old deposition, the "new york times" says bill cosby admits under oath that he was a serial adulterer who tried it hard to keep it from his wife. cosby testified in a lawsuit filed against him by a young woman named andrea who accused him of drugging and molesting her. cosby ended up settling the lawsuit. a source close to cosby had previously told abc news the old reason mr. cosby settled was because it would have been embarrassing in those days to put all those women on the stand and his family had no clue. that would have been very hurtful. in his testimony, the "times" says the comedian discusses romancing and seducing women. he reportedly describes sexual encounters with multiple women, but the "times" says his manner was largely one of casual indifference. the paper says he admits to giving some of them quaaludes but denies it was without their knowledge. more than two dozen women have since accused him of sexual assault, some alleging he drugged them. the "times" reports i

. >>> more privacy concerns of google after it launched a new service providing details about people'sy movements and anyone with an android phone can now have every move they make recorded all the time. phil lavel reports from london. >> reporter: cameras watching for years like it or not but it's the beacon in your pocket that may be giving away more of your secrets. it's no surprise that phones share our location and we get place to place using gps and how else will you check into facebook without gps but if you have an android phone and where you have been and when you were there is more visible than perhaps you realize. android is google's phone operating system. it's the most common phone os in the world a samplen samsong or others and logged in without you knowing it and they launched this called your timeline and give away dots and detailed map entries showing exactly where you have been and in some cases stretching back years at home and abroad. where you came from where you went even where you stopped off for a quick sandwich detailed analysis of you. as far as google is conc

we have to adjust to new providers and other changes. our efforts to help those who may be part of our discontinued program, let's hope that does not happen, would have to receive other providers of care, and it would be our responsibility to make sure they did. the centers of excellence would not operate any more as a coordinated care operation for responders and survivors. >> thank you. now we're aware that special master sheila burnbalm administers the victim compensation fund which is housed at the department of justice. is there coordination between the operations of the victims compensation fund and the world trade center health program? >> yes, sir, there is. we have a data sharing and medical review agreements with the victims' compensation fund. we regularly meet with the staff. our staff is embedded with their staff to assist in the medical review. the victims' compensation fund has adopted our program requirements for their medical review. to date we have provided information to them on 18,262 of their vcf claimants. we contin

that is good news area that provides a nationwide footprint for a stronger national competitor againstcast, time warner cable. it's good for competition. emily: let's talk about comcast comcast getting a huge boost from new films out. are we going to see the film side of the business getting more attention going forward? jonathan: it was spectacular this quarter. they blew away everyone's expectations. year-over-year. unfortunately the cable side of the business was a little ho-hum , and that is the piece we tend to focus on most. the cable side of the business did fine. the broadband business is continuing to improve, but they did not beat by nearly the magnitude they didn't film entertainment. emily: comcast now has more broadband subscribers in cable viewers. robert mcdowell, jonathan, thank you to both of us, breaking that down for us. that does it for this edition off "bloomberg west." don't forget to catch the latest episode of studio 1.0 tonight my discussion with youtube founder chad hurley. ♪ >> with all due respect to bernie sanders you always have a home here. ♪ >> the monst

new mexico. >> he provides the passport as proof of his identity. >> they issue a social security number to him on june 8th 1990. >> now joining with his education paid for and new social security number he continues on. >> coming up next alacki begins his life as a holy man and becomes a spiritual adviser ♪ i built my business with passion. but i keep it growing by making every dollar count. that's why i have the spark cash card from capital one. i earn unlimited 2% cash back on everything i buy for my studio. ♪ and that unlimited 2% cash back from spark means thousands of dollars each year going back into my business... that's huge for my bottom line. what's in your wallet? . >>> by the early 1990s anwar al awlaki was already adept at gaming the system. now enrolled at colorado state university in the department of civil engineering, he has already lied twice to civil authorities. he says he was born in yemen, not new mexico to get at least $20,000 in scholarship money and he lies a second time when he applies for a social security card. that fraud will continue three years later when he appl

. >> reporter: despite the smiles in these new images provided to abc news, abdulazeez's family describedim to investigators as a conflicted young man with mental health issues who was on the verge of bankruptcy and wrote in his diary about suicide and being a martyr after losing his job in 2013. along with being on prescription medication, their son abused alcohol and marijuana. the family is so concerned, they said they sent him to jordan last year to get him away from friends who were bad influences in the u.s. the fbi now looking into whether he was radicalized during that seven-month trip. and we learned today that the fbi found abdulazeez's, did search jihadist websites on his cell phone. he called his sister two days before the attack to express shame about a recent dui arrest. and his family believes that may have been the trigger. marcy gonzalez, abc 7 news. katie, back to you. >> masseyground work laid for lifting international sanctions against iran. it sets up an angry showdown in congress. if congress refuses to lift penalties against iran, it could collapse the entire agreem

the new document provide a much more detailed picture. herr, has the the latest. >> reporter: in a 10-year-old deposition reportedly obtained by "the new york times," the paper says bill cosby admits under oath that he was a serial adulterer who tried hard to keep his infidelityies from his wife camille. cosby testified in the lawsuit filed against him andrea constand. a source close to cosby previously told abc news the only reason mr. cosby settled was because it would have been embarrassing in those days to put all right women on the stand and his family had no clue. that. would have been very hurtful. in his testimony the times says the comedian discusses romancing, seducing women, describes sexual encounters with multiple women but the times says his manner was one of casual indifference. the paper says he admits to giving some of them sedative pills, quaaludes but denies without their knowledge. more than two dozen women have since accused him of sexual assault some alleging he drugged them. the times reports in his testimony, cosby

. >>> you can depend on abc 7 news to provide continuing coverage of the kidnapping case on air and online. our coverage continues on twitter @abc7 news bay area. >>> rescue teams began searching for a person believed to have drowned. witnesses saw someone jump in the water this morning and never surfaced. they've been looking from boats and the shore but so far no signs of that presumed victim. >> three people went to the hospital following a chain-reaction accident that ended with a car backing into a fire engine. that car hit another truck and house in the richmond district. two people in the car were seriously jrtd lyly injured. they installed braces to support the house. >>> turning to our weather now. >> spencer christian is here with an accuweather update. >> a beautiful day. breezy, blue skies. here's a look at live doppler 7 hd. i wanted to show you some time lapse animation of video of waves of drizzle at sfo. the drizzle has now ended. there we go. our drizzle on the camera lens. that's how it was in several areas. a little damp. right now it's dry. clouds hovering over sfo. oak

new york but both of those stations pro and wabc are heritage brands. like mr. dickey said earlier you want to be the custodian of them. i take the heritage of the station in providence and the heritage of the station here in new york very very seriously. it is what a lot of us listen to. we listen to 77 growing up and yankees games. listen to cousin brucecy or whatever it might have been, listen to big am radio stations. i grew up in st. louis and listened to kmox and wgn. so those big sticks meant a lot to me. so this big stick means a lot to me at 77. so i take it extremely seriously. i take our talent seriously. i take our, approach to promotions and marketing seriously. i take everything seriously because that what is has to be for all of us. and it is an exciting time. so you know it's something i hold very dear and something that i'm very thankful to be a part of. >> you bring up something interesting and we'll wrap this up in minute 1/2, two minutes. i have programmed in the biggest markets and lives programmed in some small ones and i have found biggest mistake a major market radio person could do think just because they're in big station or big market someh

descriptions of activity going on in various cities around the world, around the nation, more news, what's going on in providence and newport, and new haven, and philadelphia, and literally, the news must've arrived very late in the day because they had set a type. they were at the end of the news column just before the classified ads, and here this day the continental congress declared the united colonies free and independent states. that is the birth united states. we move on to the classified. i love showing people that as much as i love showing people the declaration. that is the birth of the united states. >> the museum of the national revolution will be a museum dedicated to learning about the american revolution it will create a single place where americans can learn about a miracle of how this nation came into being, where its ideals came from, and how the original great generation established our country. >> up next, a portion of the university of virginia

is hoping not to move into pharmaceuticals in terms of being an innovative company with new medicines, but providingll of the products pharmaceutical companies need to make their medicines. moving into the biotech eras this could be a growing aspect for samsung in the future. emily: interesting is that a company that makes chips would be a good fit to make ingredients for drugs. always good to have you both on the show, thanks so much for stopping by. sharks -- the beachgoers worst nightmare, of course. in north carolina, there have been eight shark attacks in just the last month. but on the discovery network sharks are the stars of this week. we talked about the perils of shooting these sharp toothed creatures. >> for me, the two coolest things about my jobs are the sharks, the cameras, and all the technology involved. especially with little cameras like go pro, you can put them essentially anywhere. that has revolutionized how we can capture different shots. we put it go pro on the fin of a shark at the neptune islands and he swam around and filmed another shark. it was a pretty sketchy moment. i

. >> reporter: despite the smiles in these new images provided to abc news abdulazeez's family described as a conflicted young man with health issues on the verge of bankruptcy and wrote in his diary about suicide and being a martyr after losing his job in 2013. according to a family representative abdulazeez's parents told agents that along with being on prescription medication their son abused alcohol and marijuana. >>> the family so concerned they said they center him to jordan last year to get him away from friends who were bad influences in the u.s. the fbi now looking into whether he was radicalized during that seven month trip. and in response to last week's attacks today we learned that security is being increased at all military reserve centers recruitment facilities and rotc units across the country. reporting live, marci gonzalez channel6 "action news." alicia, back to you. >> all right, thank you. >>> the driver of a truck lost control this morning and hit a utility pole in burlington county. chopper 6hd was over the scene around 6:00 a.m. on route 130 near the liberty two di

president obama saved the auto industry, imposed new rules on wall street and provided by health care to 16 million american s americans [ applause ] now, today isas the shadow of crisis recedes and longer term challenges come into focus, i believe we have to build a growth and fairness economy. you can't have one without the other. we can't create enough jobs and new businesses without more growth. and we can't build strong families and support our consumer economy without more fairness. we need both. because while america is standing again we are not yet running the way we should. corporate profits are at near record highs and americans are working as hard as ever. but paychecks have barely budged in real term ss families today are stretched in so many directions and so are their budgets. out-of-pocket costs of health care child care caring for aging parents are rising a lot faster than wages. i hear this everywhere i go. the single mom who talked to me about juggling a job and classes at community college while raising three kids. she doesn't expect anything to come easy. but if sh

. >> and closes glimpses of pluto we've ever seen bhaxt nasa could do to provide new information about the frostee selingtial body. first notorious and dangerous drug lord on the loose tonight after escaping from a prison in mexico. >> wack i'm guzman known as "el chapo" walked through a mile long tunnel dug under the shower in his cell. we'll get the story from chuck severe son. >> mexico most notorious drug dealer is most wanted man again. these maximum security walls proof no prison mikell guzman known as khap sglap he's one of the most powerful if not the most powerful drug leader. >> he slipped from a knoll his cell into a tunnel complete with ventilation, lights and motorcycle on rails used to help dig him out escaping through freedom of a covert tunnel a mile long that dokts his house. >> he's notorious for use of it up elz. >> he has a team of engineers and miners that built over 100 tun eltz between u.s. and mexico. >> guzman spent 13 years on the run after a previous prison escape and mexican authorities parade id him in handcuffs after recapturing him last year. "el chapo" a

done and find new customers and bring them in and build new customers and as you find new customers you could provide new ways to provide energy and you could say hey we can expand these key corridor spots and we may say hey, we're going to go right past this industrial center and sell it right to them and pge might say hey we will give you a better deal or give you something better or he may go somewhere else. otherwise, there may be customers that you want that they may try to steal back from us if we do not do this. one other thing that you may want to do is find out if there is a way to do battery storage on the shipyards. i'm sure there will be blank spots that aren't fully utilized we could put batteries they are and what we are doing that we could give special prices to the shipboard folks and to their customers. then we do not have to pay pg&e for that storage and that would give unit vantage and not have to go over pge wires. it's all shipyard at that point. thank you. >> thank you. one that point, i'm sure there is a number. we've looked into that a number of times the width what is the bal

the government must continue to provide incentives to support new technologies, as these lead to ask ended employment -- expanded employment and improve in quality of life. they are doing well. the funding amount is from $500,000 to $550,000. commercializing technology can take a lot of effort resources and time. in my case my given the code we were starting with, that was very expensive. we had to optimize the code to run fast or. -- faster. it took a lot longer to do the test than we imagined. i want to point out they have developed a program, and the primary goal is to foster entrepreneurship for engineers and scientists to expand in the technology reported previously. this has shown to make a significant difference. they are fostering and egos to stem wrapping around these companies, -- and ecosystem wrapping around these companies. it helps them get to the next level. this program only it to sit for two or three years. >> can i ask you to wrap up so we make sure we get everyone? >> this is the last part. on the entrepreneurship side the federal government is doing well. we have

this new document provides a much more detailed and disturb disturbing picture. elizabeth her elizabeth herr has the latest. >> reporter: in a ten-year-old deposition, the "new york times" says bill cosby admits you said oath that he was a serialed a dull it terer who tried it hard to keep it from his wife. cosby testified in a lawsuit filed against him by a young woman named andrea who accused him of drugging and molesting her. cosby ended up settling the lawsuit. a source close to cosby had previously told abc news the old reason mr. cosby settled was because it would have been embarrassing in those days to put all those women on the stand and his family had no clue. that would have been very hurtful. in his testimony the "times" says the comedian discusses romancing and seducing women. he reportedly describes sexual encounters with multiple women but the "times" says his manner was largely one of casual indifference. the paper says he admits to giving some of them quaaludes but denies it was without their knowledge. more than two dozen women have since accused

new transit services? serving the island and provide a level of transit service that will really provide a feasible option r people to get on and off the island, both to and from san francisco and the east bay and how to pay for that new transit, particularly the ac and ferry service. there needs to be a dedicated, but committed source of operating funds. the original 2006 plan, the 2008 assembly bill and the 2011 titip identified these four key goals with corresponding strategis to address those three challenges. the first is the design of the development itself. the vision is for real complete neighborhood on treasure island. right now folks don't have sort of grocery options, for instance, on the island. but to be -- well, the vision for when treasure island is redeveloped is to have all of these services that a san francisco neighborhood has, and a street network that is complete. so complete network of sidewalks. all of the new homes will be 15-minute walking distance from a transportation hub, where the regional transit services and the local-island serving shuttle services will meet. high-quality tr