it interesting for the visitor that might not be as involved in history, so we put other things on board, like maybe some interactive games and exhibits. we are in hangar bay one right now. behind me in hangar bay one, we have what is known as a tbm-tbf avenger. the reason it has two names is depending on who built them. this is the type of airplane that president herbert walker bush flew during world war ii. also significant for corpus christi, he got his wings at the naval air station corpus christi. that is another attachment to corpus christi for president herbert walker bush. this airplane he flew. and people know that he got shot down during the course of the war. but also he went down another time due to an oil pressure problem. when he went down that first time, he was rescued and ended up on the lexington for a couple of days, until he could get back to his aircraft carrier, the san jacinto. he came on board and spoke at an event we had. he did not remember too much of his time on board the lexington. he says he does remember what he calls sack time, sleeping a lot on lexington.

of what life was like on board these ships for people 200 years ago. ou. >> very interesting. that will be a fun, loud event. >> i'm wondering if folks come on for $75, does of does that mean they can take the wheel and take it for a spin around alcatraz? >> reporter: i'm not sure if they'll go that far, but it is a unique experience, and it is a nonprofit organization, so the captain was saying that's one of their big fund-raisers, and one of the way they're able to give these educational tours and field trips for kids during the week. >> we have people here asking if there's a plank on board. do you walk the blank? a serious question. >> reporter: do you guys have a plank? i have the captain right here. >> no plank. reporter: no plank. pirates are very popular in our culture right now, but they're bad guys, be so you don't like to play up the pirate angle. >> yeah, i think the plank was used maybe once in history, and after that it was a movie thing. not historical accurate at all. >> reporter: the cannons were used not just by pirates, but merchants

the state is on board, the american people are on board. >> thank you for being the lawyer on this. i believe the america's national security and economic security is tied to america's energy security. i think the amendments, while not universally loved, strengthens the bill. we have seen gridlock grab this town. it will be a tragic shame. if the president didn't stand with us as we are willing to stand with him. willing to help him do the thing he could have done unilaterally with the stroke of his pen by striking -- by a special permit. >> when i was on the public service commission and we cited the first keystone pipeline, 216 miles greenfield, i saw every mile of the pipeline. i know it very well. these are real jobs. this lifts of middle-class america in a big way. the retail hardware stores needed a shot in the arm. they gave us that shot on the arm. we all understand you have political considerations and the president does too. today those political considerations i think are diminished by the fact that the new political consideration is that the people's representatives in c

quickly followed by a second even more powerful one. 398 men on board literally did not know what hit them. >> it started at 6:00 in the morning with a big boom. two of them in fact. from then on i headed to the fantail and got off into the water. >> reporter: a giant plume of black oil filled the lagoon. 50 american sailors were killed. what made the sinking of this ship so different? what set this oiler apart from the destroyers and battleship and aircraft carriers that had been sunk during world war ii. the japanese called their suicide weapon cayten. in english that means heaven shaker. the cayten was the direct descendent. the terrible devine. designed to inflict technological level. the japanese hope the cayten would do the same thing. designed and adapted from the lance torpedo. this reign of terror would not fall from the sky but come from beneath the sea. >> they cut out the middle section and put a crew compartment in there from a single pilot. gave them a small para scope. they launched him off the deck of a mother submarine. >> reporter: there were five caytons launched th

we're on because the boards we're on were always directors and those directors were often on other names. we is suggest people and make introductions and we can do things to get them introduced to a pool of people that are very capable of doing stellar work. >> and those were great words of wisdom from arnold donald. over the next few weeks we'll continue our coverage of diversity in the board room. >> coming up, recognizing a leading agency dedicating to buying homes for thousands of children. ♪ ♪ ♪ rolet marespected. efficient. safe. smart. when you set out to find new roads, you become the most awarded car company of 2014. find new roads. ♪ ♪ ba-da ba ba ba! >> welcome back. for years they placed thousands of children with adoptive parents. we go inside the agency and find out why they're this week's slice of life. >> roughly 135,000 children are adopted each year in the united states. we honor them and the parents that love them every november with national adoption month. they are discussing ways to get more americans to adopt children that need it most and you'll be surprise

contract and now asking for an extension to keep the same staff and consultant team that's been on board to finish the contract out and we're making recommendations and changes primarily number 1 a recognition of adjustment and direct salaries for consultant staff working on the job recognizing the cost of live increases and some of them have received promotional opportunities and we want to make sure to keep them on our job and are willing to pay their direct salaries as adjusted by their firms and secondly we've brought in specialized staff that are specialized for the work we need there in the earth movement and naturally occurring asbestos situation and we want an adjustment to allow for payment to traffic for those specialists longer than anticipated because of the conditions that we have reached. >> and because of the investment black and veatch has they has they have asked us to go to biweekly bills so their outlay would be 325 thousand per pay period and agreeing to that process under this contract by weekly payments. >> okay. any questions? >> i don't have a question just a comm

it had just taken off on a domestic flight. 58 were on board. 30 are missing. many of the passengers are from china. >>> early this morning jordan responded to the apparent execution of one of its pilots by islamic state militants. just hours after the militants released a video purportedly showing the pilot burned to death jordan killed two of its prisoners. >> it calls for quick action and the jordanian government did not waste any time. two terrorists it was holding including a would-be bomber were executed by hanging. a convoy carrying the prisoners arrived at the prison were executed. one sa geejida al rashany. they were willing to trade her for the pilot but they failed to show he was alive. this video purportedly showed him being burned alive in a cage. the video sparked protest and called for revenge on the streets. the jordan's king abdullah cut short a visit to washington but met with president obama last night. earlier the president said isis is only interested in death and destruction. >> it's just one more indication of the viciousness and bar barty

i think the tools are there and the managers are on board. you always have a couple people that have the view of the world that we can't do it but that's the minority here. certainly with my staff they believe we can do it and staff and managers. >> do you think you can come back next month when we meet -- >> with a detailed plan? >> yes and the contingency map and what it looks like. >> i can give you estimates and the goal is not to have a vacancy rate but come back with a retailed plan. >> thank you. that's it. >> commissioner sanchez. >> i think it was a really well documented area and you really showed the trends going from 2012 to 2008 and not only our department but the other departments and the increase. i just want to say that you know there's been enough -- not enough but we had a number of hospitals and/or facilities under way over the past 15, 20 years in this city including the general in the 80's and some other hospitals or acquisitions of hospitals, and it isn't just when the ribbon is cut and the door is open. the critical pha

it interesting for the visitor that might not be as involved in history, so we put other things on boardlike maybe some interactive games and exhibits. we are in hangar bay one right now. behind me in hangar bay one, we have what is known as a tbm-tbf avenger. the reason it has two names is depending on who built them. this is the type of airplane that president herbert walker bush flew during world war ii. also significant for corpus christi, he got his wings at the naval air station corpus christi. that is another attachment to corpus christi for president herbert walker bush. this airplane he flew. and people know that he got shot down during the course of the war. but also, he went down another time due to an oil pressure problem. when he went down that first time, he was rescued and ended up on the lexington for a couple of days, until he could get back to his aircraft carrier, the san jacinto. he came on board and spoke at an event we had. he did not remember too much of his time on board the lexington. he says he does remember what he calls sack time, sleeping a lot, on lexington.

the ship capsized with more than 4,000 people on board.e captain said he trip and fell into a lifeboat. >>> today the national little league officials stripped the 2014 winners of their title after an investigation found they used ineligible players. officials say the jackie robinson west team outside of chicago recruited some players who live outside the team's geographic boundaries and the team is suspended until there are new leaders in place. >>> always watching always tracking wusa9 first alert weather. >> it is really going to be cold, but you say we got an anniversary? >> on this date in 1983 the third largest snow on record at dulles and the sixth largest snow at national. i was in atlanta working for cnn. i drove my best friend's mom crazy. i kept calling her, how much snow you got? >> you've always liked crazy amount of snow? >> oh, yeah. snow is good. we're looking at snow showers tomorrow, snow showers saturday and perhaps a more significant event next tuesday. let's start with a live look outside, our live michael and son weat

you know, we got to the scene, hundreds of people on board that train were till in the process of getting reunited with their families. when's going on right now is ntsb go team on the way here. governor cuomo on scene giving us an update. big question is what was this truck doing the the crossing? stuck there? placing there? we don't know. as described it the female driver had been seen in and out of that vehicle. one report had her out of vehicle just as the train struck killing her instantly. and six people on board. the death toll now at seven. just a little while ago we heard from the mta an they investigate the accident. obviously have the human tragedy, first and foremost and there is also a logistical challenge ahead of this. this is one of the most used commuter railroads in the country. hundreds of thousands of people depend on it to get to the city every day an a major stretch shut down and a scramble for buses and logistics of people heading out into the morning commute. as for the accident itself we have more details. when the train struck the jeep cherokee the third rail rip

the other seven were on board another boat with 107 people on board. that makes 203 people lost at sea today. the bad news -- but this is not confirmed yet, based on the report of the survivors, there was a fourth boat that left libya on saturday together with the others and which is completely disappeared in the mediterranean. >> right. so those numbers could go up even though as you say, it's already 200 thought are missing. is there any hope of finding the mission under way or are they assumed lost at sea? >> reporter: yes. the coast guard and italian authorities are parcelling the sea, but unfortunately up to yesterday, the weather conditions were really really rough. i would like to thank the italian coast guard for the rescue operation because it was done under very hard circumstance circumstances. and they're parcelling the area. there is no trace of the first boat but i guess they're continuing the search. >> the court in belgium has ruled a group calling it south florida sharia for belgium -- calling itself sharia for belgium and many have been

. >> we were talking to the passengers on board. it left at 5:44 carrying approximately 650 people. you talk with them their experiences really vary i did depending why they were sitting on the train. people at the back of the train barely knew there was a problem. a very different story in the front. we talked to a man in car number four. he talks about a jolt he felt when they hit the jeep and dragged it for the length they say, of about ten train cars. so this train was going at a good clip could not stop in time, hit the jeep and dragged it underneath. when that happened it led to an explosion and an enormous outpouring of smoke that filled the train cars. the people on board said they didn't get much in the way of instruction or updates. you experience this you are probably waiting for instruction what is to do next. that appears to not have happened. they got one brief announcement. then the people started to smash the windows with their bare hands. it was up to them to get the windows open and doors open. governor cue ohm owe, who updated us. the train was packed standing roo

and in many cases, children were on board. some drivers face stiff fines, while others face suspension. but experts tell us that children are still safer riding on school buses than in cars. >> they are 50 times more likely to get to school safely than if they were driving themselves or riding with friends. >> reporter: still, videos like these -- >> potentially on our bus, 50 lives that you've just put in danger. >> reporter: have many parents seeing red. linsey davis, abc news, new york. >>> when we come back here tonight, that red hot controversy. three adults making one baby. and big questions about whether it should be allowed. where they've said yes tonight. >>> also this evening, a new chapter in the battle over "blurred lines." the hit of the summer. the courtroom scene playing out today. g... kind of like you sometimes, grandpa. well, when you have copd it can be hard to breathe. it can be hard to get air out, which can make it hard to get air in. so i talked to my doctor. she said... doctor: symbicort could help you b

courts requesting patrols -- >> requesting the patrols on board. >> (inaudible). >> one five over. >> during the course of the emergency, elmendorf will ask him repeatedly for survival information. the first question is always how many souls on board, how many people are on board the aircraft and where are they. the reason is because they will pass that information to the crash crew. if you put the aircraft down on the runway, the rescue people need to know where the bodies or people are they are looking for. so you will repeatedly hear this. five souls on board three in the cockpit and 2 in the after station. that is what he is telling him and elmendorf in that transmission. this is the distribution of the crew. there are 15 men on board. those represent the stations at which some of those 15 are sitting. the pilot, the engineer, the copilot, tactical coordinator, the navigator, spare pilot a third pilot, a young guy named john wagner -- there he is, 15 -- two acoustic operators, non-acoustic operator, technician, and the off-duty flight engineer. these 15 men in those stations , in

track actually pierced through the first train car, igniting the entire train. 400 of the people on board we understand self-evacuated went to the back of the train. they were rescued and went to a shelter to finally get home this evening. no word yet on other fatalities. we understand the medical examiner is still at the scene. the national transportation safety board is on its way. but what we know is this is a commuter train crashing. for a normal day for several people it ended up to be anything but, with them losing their lives. back to you. >> we'll take a short break here. when we come back as fighting intensifies in eastern ukraine, the united nations makes an ominous prediction about civilians caught up. is computing to empower cancer researchers. it used to take two weeks to sequence and analyze a genome; with the microsoft cloud we can analyze 100 per day. whatever i can do to help compute a cure for cancer, that's what i'd like to do. nobody told us to expect it... intercourse that's painful due to menopausal changes it's not likely to go away on its own. so let's do something

went down shortly after take off and plunged into a river in taipei. >> in taiwan cars often have on board camera in case there is an accident but no one imagined recording one like this, a passenger plane cartwheeling out of the sky. it clips a taxi before plowing into the wall. the driver survived. but many on the flight didn't. it crashed into the river in suburban taipei. rescuers quickly realized the scale of the operation that confronted them. >> as you can see at the scene the head of the plane is in the water. right now we're asking the military to set up a makeshift bridge to get near the fuselage to carry out operations. >> the survivors included this young child but later it became clear that this would also be an operation to recover bodies, many of the missing had been trapped in submerged front of the plane. >> most of the dead are tourists from mainland china regarding taiwan as a breakaway province. now both governments are uniteed in mourning. >> the turbo crop just seven months ago the same type of aircraft operated by the same airline crashed killing 48 people. at a news

the transatlantic airplane had just taken off on a domestic flight. 58 were on board. 30 are missing. many of the passengers are from china. >>> early this morning jordan responded to the apparent execution of one of its pilots by islamic state militants. just hours after the militants released a video purportedly showing the pilot being burned to death, jordan executed two al qaeda-linked prisoners. susan mcginnis is in washington with more. good morning, susan. >> it calls for quick action and the jordanian government did not waste any time. two terrorists it was holding including a would-be bomber were executed by hanging. a convoy carrying the prisoners arrived at the prison were they were executed this morning. one sajida al rishawi faced the dealt penalty for her failed bombing attempt. they were willing to trade her for the pilot but they failed to show he was alive. yesterday isis released this video purportedly showing him being burned alive in a cage. the video sparked protest and calls for revenge on the streets of ahman. they say the pilot was killed last month. he was cap

and ventures you need your heads examined the members have to ask serious questions why we have on this board one of the speculators who is worthy over half a billion dollars i asked her so people invest in hedge funds what she said we should look for the good hedge funds that's what we should have done the good hedge funds where are those because people are saying get out of hedge funds we're ready for a folly conserved do you have any money worst over half a billion dollars in hedge funds she said, "no the question we ask why would you want the city employees and retirees to invest when you don't have your money invested in hedge funds that's the question we have to ask (clapping) so why are you investing in hedge funds that's the question that the city workers have to ask and foreman the city of san francisco has a policy they don't want to invest in fossil fuels when you vote to invest in hedge funds they are investing no fossil fuels nerds they can violate the city and county of san francisco rules and lastly officer is being suited by a black officer in the city and county of san franci

we know that 53 passengers were on board. ten people though been aiken to safety. mmediate information about that. again, this is pretty incredible video as you are seeing people being hoisted out of that plane on to rafts. alan dale with the formerly with the ntsb joins me now on the phone. a lot of information coming into the newsroom as the fluid situation here tonight. we have a lot of breaking news to deal with. on this story in particular, the crash of a taiwanese plane and looking at videos of passengers being pulled out of it i don't know any indication as to what caused this accident only that it clipped a bridge. that sounds pretty odd. wouldn't it to you? alan are you with me? >> clipped the bridge over the potomac back in '82 but yeah. you know, from -- i saw that same video, the landing gear was up and the plane banked sharply. i don't know taking off or landing or somewheres in between but that -- that's a strange accident. obviously, clipping a bridge is extremely unusual even if it did happen once there in washington, d.c. >> well alan this is the vi

congress is on board. the states are on board. the american people are on board. mr. president, we need you to join us and sign this legislation. >> thank you, senator hovan for being the warrior on this. you know i believe that america's national security and america's economic security are tied directly to america's energy security. that's why it was easy for me to recommend to leadership to we simply accept the senate amendments rather than go to a covers committee. i think that the amendments while not universally loved strengthen the bills. and it strengthens the bill's political palability. it is an important point. we've seen gridlock grab the town and now we've demonstrated in this bill a functioning congress. and the best of us is illustrated in this bill. and i think it would be a tragic shame if the president didn't stand with us as we're willing to stand with him. willing to help him do the thing that we could have done unilaterally with the stroke of his pen by signing the presidential permit. sean, i'm especially pleased you are here. when i was in north

. >>> dramatic video of a passenger plane crashing into a river. 58 people on board. survivors pulled from the plane with ropes, but this morning the death toll is climbing. we are live with the latest developments on that story overnight ahead. >>> good morning and welcome to "early start." i'm christine romans. >> i'm john berman. good to see you. it's wednesday, february 4th. we want to welcome our viewers here in the united states and around the world. a busy morning. breaking overnight, the kingdom of jordan has executed two terrorists. one of them the woman that isis was trying to trade for along with the captured -- with a captured jordanian fighter pilot. jordan hanging would-be suicide bomber sajida al rishawi at dawn after isis released a horrific video that appeared to show the pilot being burned alive. cnn is not showing any part of this video. it is pure isis propaganda. jordanians people around the world are outraged. in jordan people on the streets demanding vengeance and the government vowing to oblige. a government spokesman saying the pilot's blood wi

supervisor tang and supervisor cohen and committee chair avalos for considering me for seat one of the equal pay advisory board. i am proud that san francisco again is taking the lead on this very important issue. i would bring a unique perspective to this committee and i have built consensus as an intervenor in public and private sectors and [inaudible] by the committee. i am the chair of the [inaudible] ymca and a small business owner and resident that works on advocacy efforts with businesses along the third street corridor. i have worked with seiu 1021 on issues of out migation in the african-american community and a member myself for five years. the community function is collect and analyze wage data to identify pay inequities. i want to sure we get sound results. however i will sensitive to employers and ensure questions that don't jeopardize the civil rights of their employees. i understand quantitative data has to be included. however i will keep it simple and have business owners create a narrative and how they form the pay scale. in addition to the work of the alternatives of the [inaudible] metrics

hundreds of commuters on board. the train smashing into an suv on the tracks erupting into flames. the horror inside. the windows melting. >>> the deadly plane crash, right over the highway. tonight, you'll see the survivors pulled from the water. >>> whiteout. not again. the devastation on the highway. more than 40 accidents in denver alone. and now, moving east. >>> the washington lawmaker known for his workouts his magazine covers. now, renovating his office like a hit tv show? and it's your money. how he explains himself, when we show up. >>> and prince charles, and the rare statement tonight. after a bombshell book on him, princess diana, and the royal family. >>> good evening. and we begin this wednesday night with that horrific scene. familiar investigators are there at this hour. a commuter train with hundreds on board, colliding with an suv driven by a young mother. the suv and the train exploding into flames. these are the moments right after. tonight, federal authorities have just revealed that 400 feet of electrified rail pierced the rail car, breaking into the train wi

this board there are 3 active employees that have a pension on this board and there are 2 people who are ref pepgsz as retirees and in total 5 members of the board whole financial well-being is reliant on this pension and there are 0 people that devoted their time in volunteering they want to insure that apprehension system will be around for a long time so as we've deliberate we've been carve careful so any message to retirees your check will continue to come every month as we continue down this road we'll be careful and deliberate that's why i port the 5 percent polarization for the hedge fund and we'll re-evaluate where we are in a year and decide if this is a program worth having and continually re-evaluate with staff everything that is happening we're looking at the best interests of the plan so with the long statement i'm done. >> thank you. >> yes. i can't talk long because my board here on behalf of the project sponsor can you hear me okay. i'll try to talk loud thank you so much fewer patience it's been long thus far i wanted to say in t

. >>> and dramatic video of a passenger plane crashing into a river. 58 people on board. right now the frantic search for survivors. we're live with the latest developments overnight. that is coming up. good morning, everyone. a lot going on this morning. welcome to "early start." i'm john berman. >> and i'm christine romans. it is wednesday, february 4th. breaking overnight, the kingdom of jordan has executed two terrorists one of them the woman who isis tried to trade for the life of a captured jordanian fighter pilot. jordan hanging would-be suicide bomber sajida al rishawi at dawn after isis released a horrific video that appeared to show the pilot, that jordanian pilot, being burned alive in a cage. cnn is not showing any part of the isis propaganda video. jordanians outraged this morning. demonstrating in the streets, demanding vengeance against isis. and the government there vowing to oblige. a government spokesman saying the pilot's blood will not be shed in vain. king abdullah cutting short a visit to washington to return home. he is expected to land there shortly

going to ask you, in terms of the investigation, do we know conditions of additional passengers on board of that train? >> reporter: there are several at the hospital. one is in critical one is in serious and the rest are in stable. i was going to say, that investigators want to talk to the conductor. they are going to look for video that may have been taken. they want to talk to eyewitnesses and of course they want to look at the recorders on the train at the time. joy. >> msnbc adam reese, thank you. >>> the governor of jordan promised ref enk for the execution of their pilot and they made good on that threat. this morning they hanged two prisoners with ties to isis. a man and woman as payback for the video taped execution of the pilot as he stood in a cajun able to escape the flames. he was captured last december while flying over syria as part of the u.s.-led attacks. outrage forced king abdullah ii to cut his mission to the u.s. short and today he returned home to crowds demanding vengence and with a government spokesperson saying regarding isis this evil can and should be defeated.

the plane with hundreds on board still missing after almost a year. recent disasters have raised concerns about the ability to find commercial planes. angie goff shows us a local company created system that tracks those flights any time and anywhere. >>> news4 begins with breaking news. >> a jumbo jet is missing with more than 200 people on board. >> so far searchers have not found any wreckage of the plane. >> and the fact that they are now searching two massive bodies of water tells you they have no clue where this is. >> reporter: almost a year later, and no sign of mh-370 or the 239 people on board. a world left wondering how a modern plane vanishes without a trace in a day, an age when it seems anything can be tracked. don toma is president and ceo of arion, a mclean based company working to modernize air traffic control on a global scale. >> people become much more aware of the issue. obviously events like mh-370 or the airasia flight show there isn't a way to track aircraft in places like this. >> reporter: right now the primary way to track a

more than 600 people were on board. the electrified third rail rammed through the train. and the temperature rose. >> there was a passenger that ran past me, help had blood on his face and people were pulling the windows off trying to get out through the emergency windows. >> we were able to get off in time but it was scary. >> reporter: the ntsb is getting its first look at the crash site. you see investigators there surrounding that first burned car of the train. the first step in this process is documenting all of the wreckage. investigators have the train's event recorders which will tell how fast the train was traveling and when brakes were applied. they are also examining the rail crossing signals. >> we know we want to send somebody to look at the signals, the rail traffic signals, the highway signals, as well as the crossing arms and each of those devices has a recorder on it. >> reporter: hundreds of passengers self-evacuated. some say they were on their own without instructions. any indication at this point whether this process of getting passengers off the trai

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not everyone is on board. john terrett is here with more. how likely is this to become law? >> this depends on the state that you are talking about here. one proposal is in colorado the brainchild of a state law-maker, on his way to lunch on columbine when the bullets started flying. >> reporter: patrick neville nose too well what that's like to be involved in a school shooting. in 1999 the republican state representative was a 15-year-old soft mar at callum mine when -- columbine during a deadly shooting. he's pushing legislation anyone with a concealed weapons permit the right to carry firearms in schools. >> had some of them had the league at authority, more of my friends may be with me today. i wake up every day sending my kid to school in blind faith she'll return safe when there's no safeguards for the schools. >> reporter: he doesn't want them to go through when to

this is one board that i am so impressed with. everyone who i talked to had things they wanted to work on they have been so knowledge able and passionate about what they were interested in. i would like to approve the applicants for seat 3, 5, 7, 10, 11 and 12, almost all of whom are reappointments, and send that forward with a positive recommendation to the full board. >> i will second that. do we need to approve without objection before i gavel down, i want to say thank you for your service and for being here today and it's really great to see that san francisco has such dedicated folks who are making our health care system work and built with the changes that happening at the state level. thank you for your service and look forward to seeing more of your work. okay, next item, please. >> item no. 4 is a hearing to consider appointing one member for a term yet to be determined to the balboa park station community advisory committee. there is one seat and one applicant. >> thank you. this is a seat that we had created for serving

more than 600 people on board. electrified third rail ran through and the temperature rose. >> there was a passenger that ran past me. he had blood on his face and people were pulling the windows off, trying to get out through the emergency windows. >> it was scary. >> reporter: the ntsb now getting a first look at the crash site. you can see investigators there sour rounding the first burnt out car of the train. the first step in the process is documenting all of the wreckage. investigators have the train's event recorders which will tell how fast the train was traveling and when brakes were applied. they're also examining the rail crossing signals. >> we know that we want to send somebody to look at the signals. the rail traffic signals, the highway signals, as well as the crossing arms and each of those devices has a recorder on it. those recorders have already been secured. >> reporter: the hundreds of passengers self-evacuated. some say they were on their own without instructions. any indication at this point w

on the last three years? >> 36 months, yes, three years. >> any other questions from members of the board? on these items they're list listed as discussion items and i know public comment should come after each one of them. i have elected at least at this stage to ask the public comment be slightly defer because these items are existing policies and come back for full public comment. this data will be updated in the june period, so if there is any public comment at this point on this discussion item i would invite it or the prior one. hearing none we will proceed. >> item 7 discussion item. review of city plans rates stabilization reserve. aon hewitt. >> all right. you have before you standard of presentation of how the year's experience in 2014 whether you generated a surplus or deficit and whether or not based on policy the three year amortization stabilization period do we need to add or subtract money to what we applied to the rates? and to step back for a second you have what i think is the most responsible policy of any public sector entity that i have worked for and on the self funde

steel we wish you the best and on behalf of the board congratulations to you (clapping) >> thank you thank you very much i really appreciate that. >> two announcements on thursday i don't have the right date lincoln lois lane high school will be celebrating it's 21st brotherhood assembly eye i hope high colleagues will be able to participate the brother and sisterhood assembly is to show the diversity around the school it is performed or performed by students from over 15 clubs eaten on saturday march 14 the rosa parks is having their annual fund raising that concludes the announcements next report of closed session but before we go into closed session i'd like to yes - i'd like to read the in memoriam prosecute we adjourn into closed session i'd like to ask mile colleagues in helping me adjourn tonight meeting in memory of dr. aaron earned son a great sadness the family shares the news of this unexpected death in basil switzerland he transcribed to the board in the state and advisors for the president of the mckennaly elementary school pta i want to acknowledge kimberly pta president

so many people on board there. >> heart dropping to watch that. this hour we know that at least 13 people are dead. rescuers have been able to pull some survivors from the wreckage which is just miraculous when you see that video. we'll have a live report on the crash in about ten minutes from now. >>> now to our top story. jordan has executed two al qaeda prisoners in retaliation for the latest brutal murder by isis militants. >> one of the prisoners was sajida al rishawi, a failed suicide bomber that isis had demanded jordan set free. jordan had hoped to trade her for captured fighter pilot muath al kasasbeh. those hopes were smashed tuesday when isis released a video of him being burned to death while locked inside a cage. >> jordan's king abdullah has cut short his trip to washington and is expected in amman in a couple of hours. he's promised an earth-showing spans to muath al kasasbeh's murder. >>> we have team coverage. in a moment we will talk to phil black with more on the ongoing battle with isis in iraq. >> first let's begin with our be

. >> the gentleman was removed from the lagoon area on a back board. was being carried past, i could see that he had significant cuts and scrapes down his sides and arms. the woman walked out on her own accord but had what appeared to be some pretty significant lacerations on the back of her legs. >> the victims are loaded into an ambulance and taken to the hospital. where they're treated for nonlife threatening injuries. >> all in all, i think they were very lucky. people have died on these rocks before. >> oh, jesus. >> they fell over. >>> a high-tech racing catamaran wipes out during an exhibition run and sends crew members overboard. >> it was a real quick, violent crash. when you see somebody, a teammate of yours, fall through a wing like that, you just never know what's going to happen. >> june 13th, 2011. oracle racing teams debut a high speed catamaran to promote the 2013 americas cup in san francisco bay. the bay is known for some of the world's most stunning scenery, but unpredictable currents and a powerful wind tunnel through the golden gat

as a precaution everyone on board escaped unharmed. there's no word yet on when that runway will reopen but the other two runways at min mineta are open and the spokesperson said there are no delays to other flights. >>> emergency crews are still in a sunnyvale neighborhood this noontime, where a person was killed in a fire that destroyed a home. a passerby called 911 after seeing fire and smoke coming from the house at fish hawk. firefighters say when they arrived, the house was fully engulfed in flames. the roof and second floor completely collapsed. it took about an hour to put on the flames. the fire was so intense, neighbors were worried it could spread to other homes. >> i looked out the side window and it was complete orange out there. i yelled at my family to get out and by then, the firefighters were knocking on our door and we just ran out. >> firefighters found the victim toward the back of the house on fire. that person has not yet been identified but neighbors el tell us that an elderly -- tell us that an elderly man lived

are going to be on board with this. this is red meat to lamar alexander. overall, this would affect 7.6 million unionized workers in this country. the bill would allow employers to give merit based wage increases to individual employees. that sounds got, doesn't it? rubio's website says the raise act would essentially make wages set in union contracts a minimum floor while gives employers the flexibility to reward diligent employees for their hard work. that's where it really sounds good. the bill sounds great on paper, but it is a union buster. that's what they love to do. the legislation is designed to corrupt the collective bargaining process. this creates a climate in the workplace that sets the table for, i believe, discrimination. i thought we passed all that. this would give companies the