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in the final installment of our throwthree-part series "the new frontier" talking about ove overcrowded classrooms. er a most of the children are from families of work workers. >> we come in from learning and we have to backtrack depending on where we're coming from in different areas. >> enrollment in the elementary and high schools have doubled from 500 students to more than 1,000. overcrowding forced the district to build an addition on to the elementary school and add a modular classroom. but the superintendent said that has not helped much because more and more new kids keep coming. >> we moved classes around and refigured. >> the best solution is turning the high school into a middle school and building a new high school, but that will cost $50 million and stretch the district's budget. watford city's population has increased its property tax base has not because many of the new residents are renters, not homeowners. still voters overwhelmingly approve a bond referendum last week to help fund the new high school. >> in order to grow we need a good school system. >> where is that m

. >> we don't want to run heavy quilt ov equipment over and area where we could collapse on to a survivor. >> the local crews are exhausted physically and mentally. >> they're hurting recovering friends and people they know. >> every bit of this will go to people starting all over. >> in town, the community is doing what they can to help the families that have been shattered offering cloding, food, and support. >> searchers and first reponders sleep in shifts on mattressing in the old schoolhouse. >> they're resilient, their tough. they're not quitters. they're not quitters. >> they won't quit until they can be sure they have not left anyone behind. nbc news, arlington, washington. >> the federal government extended the deadline to sign up for obama care, but it does not apply to the state of california. in this state you have until monday at midnight to enroll even though they announced an extension this week, it only applies to 36 states. so in california, if you standard by monday you have until april 15th to finish. >> the cost of filling up is going up. the cost of a regular gallon o

duke u umer ov was suspected of orchestrating an attack which killed 40 people. >> many millions are living in bases across south sudan. there are logistical and security concerns about moving people. >> this piece of land used to be used for storage. it floods when it rains. these peacekeepers have been sent to help people move. >> the u.n. is trying to get them to relocate to another base on higher ground. >> david lamb is one of a few people who agreed to move. >> there was something like three days and the water. >> this area was never intended for people to live on. it's part of the administrative base fon the u.n. mission and was home to staff and peacekeepers. now it has to accommodate an extra 21,000 people, prone to flooding. >> the u.n. mission had no way of knowing that in december that the people seeking protection would decide to stay indefinitely. >> at the time when we opened the gates, we thought it would be a republica of similar situations that we have seen in south sudan previously. >> we have usually had them for - under our protection for a few days, and then whe

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the real scandal here, dave, is why the mainstream media hasn't been all ove this and create a culture where you police these people and step over the line anyou are going to get called for it. instead the president -- community organizer, needs to charge. he knows nothing but conict. >> i think it is going to be a cold day in hell when the media starts -- try to help in this situation. do politicians bear some of the blame? >> well, sure. we have a president who is sneeringly using the phrase billionaires and millionaires to describe people who work hard and aieve a lot. but you know, this says a lot -- has a lot of bad actors. unions that have been egging the google bust that goes from san francisco to google head quarters and even some of the accomplished rich people are fanning the flames and tom perkins of venture capitalist went way over the top when he compares some of this complaint against the 1% o jews and nazi germany. pit probably led to the most recent graffitiins accent when you set up a side us versus them, even though we are all americans, us versus them, that leads to

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ov stands for on view and this is for activities and officers in the tenderloin are doing more with activities that bring the numbers up. the dm stands for department of emergency management for department of emergency communications and they dispatch to us. those are dispatch calls under dem and activities for the officers. it gives you an idea on the charts, the officers are handling those calls just for service. just a glimpse for the crimes, 2012-2013. we had two homicide in the second half of 2012, 2013. the san francisco police department made arrest on those cases and they were random. we did an analysis on those. we found an uptake in theft in vehicles where in the lower union square area near the hotels cab drivers were parking their cars and leaving their electronic devices in their vehicles and using the bathroom and we had people targeting them. we contacted our permanent bureau and pushed out this information and we saw a decreasing amount of cabs being targeted. these are arrest for the district market increase on 2013 on aggravated assaults. these are part one crimes. we are not

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with me now ove grover norquist. thank you for joining us tonight. >> thank you. >> spending levels are set by congress. paul ryan signed one pledge and one is the most favorite of congress but led the g.o.p. through a budget deal that increases government spending and lots of republicans voted for that bill. what happened? >> obama says the same thing. congress, you voted for this. no, a democratic house and a democratic senate in 2009-2010 voted for the spending. and yes we have to deal with the damage done by the first two years of the all democrat house senate and eight years of bush allow spending to drift upwards. so we have to keep that spending down and step one is don't raise taxes. step two, which bush forget about, stop spending so much money. >> let's pull back to philosophy for a second. you heard my earlier explanation of a prerogative tax system. are you in agreement we should have a progressive tax system where people had the means to pay should pay more. >> certainly not. i grew up in massachusetts a

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it to be true in a way, because then it will extinguish all hope, and i have spoken to koucounselors ovs and families of course, and they say that people will hold out on to hope for as long as they can, and until there is conclusive evidence that this plane went down, and they will not believe it. and so, yes, frustration, anger, and often just sad innocenness hotel here in beijing where the people have been stuck for more than two weeks, jim. >> and it is truly heartbreaking to imagine that. we know that china, and the bulk of the passengers on board were chinese and devoting an enormous amount of resources now, and you say that you have new details of what china is sending there, and they have nine ships helping with the search, but what other assets are they deploying? >> well, it is a huge asset deployment by china and very rare in that part of the world and to have the ships as you say, and enormous transport plane landing in perth to give assistance and they have sent an icebreaker, the "snow queen" into the area erea that has

chuck coppola is good to go this morning on a edgy ove by mirosoft.. if you can't beat 'em, join 'em. as the pc business shrinks-- microsoft's new ceo satya nadella launched a version of microsoft's office software made for apple's ipad thursday, at his first news event. analysts say nadella realizes mobile is the future - and will bring a significant revenue boost. to the tech company. some tech watchers wanted microsoft to create touch- optimized software on one of its own products, such as the surface tablet. but most think the apple partnership marks a progressive turn for the company. "microsoft has finally made the decision to expand beyond the pc and beyond its own windows environment to embrace the dominant platform." that was michael krigsman, analyst with asuret. he points out that microsoft does not own the apple operating system, which caused the long delay in the software release. microsoft shares rallied to 39.36 thursday. one day after the ceo of gm tells customers its safe to drive cars recalled for an ignition switch issue a federal co

all, i think we are in a good place now to really .ove ahead in with obamacare it is hard to greater so. right? >> fair enough. can you tell us what is happening in iowa with the medicaid expansion? what do you think will be the outcome there? >> i do not know. i'm sorry the governor did not just accept medicaid expansion. that would have been the best. that would have been understandable. the governor had a different design on medicaid expansion. some of it i am not objected to. it has to do with wellness. i feel very strongly about wellness and prevention. giving people who are on medicaid to take better care of themselves and get their checkups and be involved in preventative health care. there are some of that that is pretty good. it is moving along in iowa. hopefully, over the next course of the next year or two, i am hopeful people who are on medicaid will have full access. it would have been simpler to go to the federal system. the state of iowa still could have added the provisions on wellness to that. the governor saw differently. i think every state that accepted the federa

one, you know, goal, ov overtime-type scenario. we'll take it. there's one or two games left with the east, than will be it. >> if you're a college hoops fan you know it's time to put on your dancing shoes. four bay area teams are headed to the postseason but only one is headed to the big dance. let's begin with the stanford basketball team. they are headed to that big dance. cardinal earned the number 10 seed in the south region of the ncaa tournament. they will face the university of new mexico in the first round. that game will be played in st. louis, missouri. cal bears not in the big dance but will play in the n.i.t., they are a number two seed and will host utah valley wednesday night at 7:30. by the way, two other teams in the n.i.t., st. mary's will host utah tuesday at 8:00. usf dons will host lsu wednesday night at 7:00. well, reportedly the raiders and houston texans are discussing a possible trade for quarterback matt schaub, but right now schaub's contract smaumgor obstacle. you see, the 32-year-old comes with a their 14.5 million sa

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today's referendum ov overwhelmingly favored joining russia. 95% voted to leave ukraine.how will the west respond? with us from moscow is cnn contributor. and on the phone is christopher hill. if i can begin with you first, mr. hilsner. i would like your reaction to today's vote and this big picture question, is this the beginning of the retreat from russia from it's relations >> i don't think you'd say it's the beginning of a retreat. but i think the relationship has been going downhill now for quite a while. i'd say probably for the past ten years or so. it's been going slow. slowly going downhill. what's happened today in crimea is seen in russia as a great victory. actually, cars are driving around with russian flags waving. the russians the vast majority see crimea as being part of russia historically. for 250 years after it was taken and when it was given away by khrushchev it didn't matter. that was the soviet union so it could have been given to the 15 other republics but when the soviet union disappeared it just so happened that crimea remained in ukraine. and th

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we are looking at being clear and stay ing thing that way ove. right now, we are between two massive systems. the one that brought us rain and snow well out to the east, and out west, there is another storm bringing tornados to minneapolis, and the minnesota area, and se severe weather there, but for us, we are right in between. and we are going to watch the next system move in. we have milder air, but watch at what happens. it is going to move in, and still a nice day tomorrow, but then the front comes across the region and it just meanders here. if it is to the north side of d.c., we are warm, and if it is to the south side, it is going to be cold. and that is the tough part of the forecast. and by thursday, a pressure developing. once again, it is a all about where the front sets up, and some of us in the 50s and some of us in the 70s, and mostly cloudy and temperatures 57 to 62, and we get warmer than that if we get some sunshine, and 67 on wednesday, and thursday a chance of rain, and 54 on friday, and that is opening day on nats park, and t

. >> this is going to be, still, things have you know changed ov time. >> health benefits. >> 20 years. >> benefits are so much greater than the cost to industry. people really come to expect to have these labels and they want to make sure that the information is on it is most up-to-date and easiest to use gerri: here is my question about these labels. so as you know, nutrition and nutrition information seems to me to be aot about fashion. one week we're anti-wheat. the next week we're pro-wheat. we think cholesterol is important. we don't think cholesterol is important. so the labeling that we see right now is sort of what is in fashion now but in another five years, all these companies will have to rewrite these labels yet ain. margo, you first, then john. >> it has been 20 years and we haven't asked for any updates. i think it has been a very long time. there are changes what the headlines say about nutrition but the core nutrition advice from usda and department of health and human services has changedery little since 1980. still same basic thing. @at plenty of fruits, vegetables.

now the last four ove have vict. the american had to save a point before the tie break. he fell behind in the second set, but he had a 7-6, 7-6 win. the 35-year-old striker was about to start a five-match ban with some believe was an inserted nazi salute before the game. but he said he terminated thinks contract after being offered to rejoin the group under certain conditions he could not accept. west brom included that he make an apology and accept an substantial fine. but by saying he was quitting the club say he committed gross misconduct and they sacked him. right now, manchester city are down to ten men. they lead 1-0. >>> real madrid will take their lead. three go in three points ahead of atletico madrid. real is in top form at the minute. cristiano ronaldo tops the goal-scoring charts with 24 lead goals. hespanyol looking to keep up the pressure on real. >>> swedish hockey start will receive an olympicic gold medal even though he was suspended because of a positive drug test. the international committee ruled that he hadn't intended to enhance his performance blam

. >> you overwell istanbu over ov. >> they hope their time has come, but the reality is the chp has notlost istanbul the last 20 years. >> there are indicators in turkish politics. if you win istanbul, you win turkey. services and the economy are decisive factors. >> istanbul's mayor served to 1998. during thinks time infrastructure and services improved. that made him popular. he won general elections in 2002. since then the party has never lost istanbul. the incumbent mayor is running for a third term. he's relying on projects that his administrations that overseen like building roads, extensions and underwater tunnel. >> while serving you we continue to solve problems in areas of transport, infrastructure, and environment and health. istanbul is full of services. >> elections are scheduled for sunday, everybody is trying to win. which ever way istanbul goes, the rest of turkey is expected to follow. >> so we have lots more to come. we sit down with venezuela opposition machado. >> and the country is still recovering from civil war. i'll be reporting how the coffee industry is creatin

for the first time in decades the five great lakes are almost complete plcompletecompletely frozen oveame the vortex resulting in one of the coldest winters on record. >> reporter: if this were summertime it would be impossible to stand where i am now because this is lake superiosuperior. in some parts the ice is more than a meter and a half thick. the five great lakes formed the largest group of fresh water lakes in the world and are a vital north american trade route that feeds into the atlantic. it's critical for moving everything were moving food to melt ores for 100 million people. cargo carried by great lakes vessels have been hit hard by the deep freeze. trade plunged 21% and in january those cargoes were down 41 peppers befor41%.ice breakers ha path. >> we have steel mills that need iron ore, and we have huge impaceconomic impact. >> search tired of winter. it just came so fast and so severe we're ready for spring. >> reporter: but with the ice covering lake superior expect it to take months to melt regardless of what the calendar says spring on lake superior may still be a lon

but if you raise the threshold than suddenly a lot of more people willallify for ove will r time. if employer continue to give the same number of hours, that's not a given, but if that continues these people would get paid time and a half when they're getting paid the full time rate right now. >> if you keep in mind that the original purpose of the over time was to makeover time pay more expensive for companies, thus creating this incentive for employers to spread the work around among more workers. i'm wondering if--when the president signs this, could the impact be that this could be a jobs creator? >> i suppose it could an jobs creator. i don't think that's the intend, nor is the intent to necessarily force companies to pay more, but the intent is to put more money in workers' pockets. but if you own a company, and small business was be more likely to think this way than big business, but if you're a company owner you want to do everything you can to minimize your labor cost. you have somebody on payroll now who works, 55, 50 hours and they work at the regular full-time rate, t

it was started ove, and over the years it has extended.hundreds of people have posted images of themselves explaining why they will unplug. take a look at this, orlando jones from los angeles, i unplug to play. or i unplug to knit. and people are really doing this for different reasons. many of them just to connect with themselves and to connect with the people that are all around them. now, how possible is it to really unplug for a full day? it's not that easy. listen to this. >> we do use a car, and we say the record player, and we use the landline for emergencies. but for us the screen is the thing that takes you out really sitting next to someone and you're really not really there. we do a lot of writing and reading but for me it's the screen. >> reporter: and although the official day lasts 24 hours, the idea is to create awareness of how these devices affect our daily life, and maybe we'll do this on a more regular basis. >> it's the screens, right? >> it's the screens. i'm going to try it. i'm going to try it overnight. >> let me kn

. >>> cycling right now, united front, president obama from here and secretary kerry from ov overseas same message. the u.s. is tired of putting up with putin. >>> and frozen solid, something pretty incredible has happened this winter, but i'm guessing most people would agree it's not something to be proud of. >>> secretary of state john kerry lands in paris this hour after meeting with leaders in ukraine as russia's vladimir putin says he doesn't need to use force in ukraine. putin's last resort comments came as russian warning shots were fired today in crimea. as many as 16,000 russian troops are there with no plan of ending the occupation. >> the fact that we are still seeing soldiers out of their barracks in crimea is an indication to which what is happening there is not based on actual concern for russian nationals or russian speakers inside of ukraine but is based on russia seeking through force to exert influence on a neighboring country. that is not how international law is supposed to operate. >> meantime, the ukrainian army is seeking new recruits in kiev. washington is prep

inside his cabaret, posted it outside, and incorporated det of the ag lrltern the poster went up all ovprinted in different versions for twenty years. it also worked its way into a drawing by steinlen for bruant's magazine. the posters made bruant one of the most recognizable entertainers in frenchistory. in a fourth collaboration, toulouse-lautrec could rely on the public to recognize the singer from behind. ♪ bruant had moved down the hill to central paris and mainstream fame. montmare was headed downtoo-- its innovative art forms diluted for the tourist trade. toulouse-lautrec kept his edge and continued to concentrate on performers. the american dancer loie fuller hit paris like a meteor shower-- her dancing and innovative use of dynamic electric lighting appealed to the french vogue for modernity. intrigued by her swirling forms, lautrec produced a series of lithographs. as close to abstraction as he ever ventured, the colors were altered with each printing and the final stone lightly dusted with silver or gold. admirers of art nouveau praised the finished product's swirling line,

history of kashmir from the end of that concert, but they sat together and heard beethoven and sick ovki. i think they went away with a smile on their face. there was a remnant of peace in their hearts, i am sure. >> for zubin mehta, music diplomacy never stops. the healing power it brings inspires him. >> first time we played in berlin. germans were with tears in their eyes, especially at the end of the concert. >> what was it like for you and members of the orchestra. >> i'm neither jewish, or israeli or german. i was proud to be part of this. an occasion no one would forget. >> he grew up in bombay, studied in vienna and conducted the philharmonic orchestra at 25. people. >> there were great musicians sitting in front of me. i was not conscious about their inner most feelings. and i insulted them even during a performance by making negative zestures that i didn't blik what they did. the -- i didn't like what they just did and the poor man or woman was destroyed for the rest of the performance. they couldn't perform. i had a call, a venerable conductor, eugene ormondy was ill. they h

point about a press release from the largest health insurance company in the country, well point, which ov oversees blue cross and blue shield. they're increasing their dividends to taxpayers by 20 cents. the stock is soaring. the reason? 1 to 1.3 million new insurance payers because of obamacare. they also said the cost of health care will begin to decline once this plays itself out. this is well point, the biggest one. they think it's great. they're making a lot of money. 1.3 million, that's one health care -- >> you're happy the health insurance company is making money? >> if you go to one source to figure out whether this is working, go to the devil. they'll tell you it's working. >> the thing is, it's amazing, if obamacare is a winner, what does it take to be a loser? by using their definition, the denver broncos are winners from last year's super bowl. it makes no sense. what have you got to do? >> what's your evidence that says it doesn't work? >> it was told to the american people it was going to bend the cost curve down. that was a democratic talking point. it's raising the cost c

but lavr ov -- by the way, his english is impeccable. he a's detail oriented, he's tough, he knows america well, he knows when we're serious and i think the fact that there is a very strong reaction in the american government lavrov knows and hopefully he will tell putin, we have to deescalate. i think it's a very tense situation and we have to keep the pressure on and i think in europe, germany is the key, france and britain following with germany, taking a stronger lead i think is really very important. >> tense indeed, bill richardson, glad to have you on the program. next on our russian control network, the tv network, one journalist made a dramatic show of resigning. we'll show that to you. i'm beth... and i'm michelle. and we own the paper cottage. it's a stationery and gifts store. anything we purchase for the paper cottage goes on our ink card. so you can manage your business expenses and access them online instantly with the game changing app from ink. we didn't get into business to spend time managing receipts, that's why we ha

and most importantly, it does not include flips that have ove, the blockbusters, or network televisionws. so that means as the home of hollywood is turning into a production ghost town, the big trickle-down movies, movies that really create middle class jobs, they're gone -- films. melissa: wow. l.a. mayor garcia says getting film industry back to california is one much his number one priorities. if you believe that and couple that with what is going down in northern california and other departure are technology. they're going to austin, jacksonville and detroit because of tax incentives. do you believe the mayor of l.a. or do you think california is in real trouble? >> i think california is in real trouble. there is no question that hollywood is going to move to wherever they can get the best benefits. michigan had uncapped incentive program for a long time. they came here, but as soon as that started to be, get competitive in other states, as soon as michigan sort of scaled back a little bit they left. hollywood will go where there are gigantic tax incentives for them to go to. melis

particularly where the government is supposed to be ov overseeing the spy services. it's clear senator udall says in the letter, the cia has taken unprecedented action against the committee. i find these actions to be troubling for the oversight responsibilities and for our democracy. the cia's inspector general now is investigating these action u sayings, that employees were allegedly spying on members of congre congress. john brennan has issued a vehement denial. i'm dismayed that some members of the senate have decided to make allegations that are wholly against the facts. where wrongdoing if any occurred was either in the executive branch or the legislative branch. until then, i would encourage others to refrain from outburts that do a disservice that needs to be maintained. it's also being reported today that the inspector general at the cia is not just looking into these matters, he may have made a criminal referral on these matters to the department of justice, so these potentially could be prosecuted as criminal acts by employees of the cia. joining us now is

so i try to keep it from really taking ove over. was due sooner or later. >> it's great. don't get me wrong it's absolutely fwraishingts as forecast the mountains experience strong wind gusts. >> i live newspaper bonnie dune and whaling up the hill and lovely and exiting and fun. yes. >>reporter: did you hear any thunder last tonight. >> a little bit not much. >>reporter: tremendous crew kept busy trying to prevent tree limb from smalling or sna snagging utility licenses. kept richard busy all day. >> we need the rain so whenever rain we'll probably get a few more down. >>reporter: the written did add between 3 and 4 inch of ran to some mount reservoir. however three inches is only enough water to satisfy the drinking water need of the city of santa cruz for 1 day. in scott's valley abc 7 news. >> man struck by lightning in fresno county this morning. western fresno county in the town of raisin city. 36 yerltd man found unconscious on th grou just before 11. no one saw it happen but officials said man wounds were consistent with lig

sure, bring the warriors ov from oakland. >>> welcome back. the majority of people in san francisco say sure, bring the warriors over from oakland. our exclusive kpix survey usa poll found 68% of san francisco voters support the move. the next question, where should the arena be built? 34% say at piers 30 and 32, the site the warriors had been pushing since day one. >> the public support for the warriors move to san francisco has only increased. our opponents have come out with everything they've got. if i was warriors and got a result like that after a year and-a-half of a multimillion-dollar campaign i would be very disappointed and very nervous. >> parking lot a next to at&t park some think would be a better place. 28% in our poll support that location. is there another spot? is there a third ops? >> no, really not. there's only so much land in san francisco. 48 square miles and a lot of it is very high value. it's not a good number for the pier, first location for a year. if you're at 34% and you need to get to 51 you have a little problem

ov, and this is a part of the world that does have an issue with islamism or jihadism, whatever you want to call it. next door in indonesia, you had the bally bombingser other terrorist groups active. however, what is looked at as the possible political motivation of the captain, if the captain was a culprit unlikely, the seems unlikely the jailed opposition leader in malaysia, his followers tend generally not to be islamists. >> i'm curious about our role in the world right now. you know, the kind of pressure that america can realistically diplomatically press on some of these countries including malaysia. your thoughts on that? >> well, we have substantial tools still at our disposable, and this is 1 thing if you look at the assets used most. it is the u.s. navy and to an extent, our fair force, that is used to do the searching and aerial reconnaissance. that will change in the years ahead unless we change path. if you look at procurement in the military, that's something china and everyone pays attention to, our presence will decline. >> what role might the u.s. state department play

other common forms of wage theft, denying employees meal breaks noshth pt paying for ove not giving themir last paycheck and not paying at all. employees protested in 30 cities a week after mcdonald's hit with seven class-action lawsuits in flee states, california, michigan, new york. all lawsuits allege that the golden arches a its franchisees engaged in wage theft. mcdonald's and our independent owner/operators share a concerned and commitment to the well-being and fair treatment of all people who work in mcdonald's restaurants. we are currently reviewing allegations in the lawsuit and will take necessary actions as they apply to our respective organizations. joining me now, new york attorney general, eric schneiderman. always a pleasure and honor to have you on the show, especially on the heels of this, more good for people who think minimum wage workers need a fair shake. i was staggered by the statistic up to 84% of workers, fast food workers report wage theft has something that happened to them. why are we hearing about this now? >> what's happened, workers, fast food workers and o