27 existing litigation pacific gas & electric and 28 existing litigation pacific gas & electric and 29 has been removed if today's calendar. >> any public comment on item items proposed for closed session seeing none, may i have a motion. >> move to assert. >> okay all in favor, say i. >> i. >> opposed? the motion carries we're a 10 minute break. >> resolution we're now in into open session i'd like to report on the items in closed session item 17 no action item 19 settled item 20 no action item 21 settled and items 2 it through 28 no action may i have a motion whether or not to disclose. >> motion not to disclose. >> all in favor, say i. opposed? the motion carries next item, please. >> item 32 do you want a resolution for side general manager for the employee with kathy run howling pursuant to charter section. >> motion. >> second. >> future discussion all in favor, say i. >> i. >> opposed? the motion carries. >> item 33 do you want a resolution for the general manager to request the mayor and board of supervisors have a separate appropriation for the water enterprise. >> i'm sorr

and electric 24th pacific and gas and electrical and 25 existing rehabilitation for pacific gas and electrical and 28th existing litigation for pacific gas and electrical 26 will not be heard any public comment on closed session. >> mia any motion to assert. >> all in favor, say i.. >> move no did inform disclose. >> all in favor, say i. opposed? the motion carries. >> other new business for the commission. >> seeing none this meeting is adjourned at. >> dpjdz to the regular meeting of san francisco ethics commission we'll begin by taking the roll call sxhaerp commissioner hayon all members obey present first is public comment on the appearing or not appearing on the agenda with the simplification. >> i came to talk about a need for responding to complaint both filed with you as well as those referred to the suspect ordinance task force because i'm involved in would both aspects of complainant an incident in december of 2013 when i complained about nearly a year ago i've never heard a response nothing not to say we're looking at it it self-come within our jurisdiction silence th

and electric 24th pacific and gas and electrical and 25 existing rehabilitation for pacific gas and electrical and 28th existing litigation for pacific gas and electrical 26 will not be heard any public comment on closed session. >> mia any motion to assert. >> all in favor, say i.. >> move no did inform disclose. >> all in favor, say i. opposed? the motion carries. >> other new business for the commission. >> seeing none this meeting is adjourned at (clapping.) >> good morning, everyone. i want to thank you all for coming out this morning it's a beautiful san francisco morning as it seems to be those dazed but a difficult morning as yesterday yesterday morning an 87-year-old resident of sunset resident named alfred was walk on this street geary that boulevard in a krouks on 26 oath trying to cross the road when struck by an automatic turning left onto endearing later in the afternoon died another san francisco general hospital this is not yet conformed we ronald reagan are hearing that someone driving a motorcycle on 15th was struck and killed by an automobile i want to express

and electric 24th pacific and gas and electrical and 25 existing rehabilitation for pacific gas and electrical and 28th existing litigation for pacific gas and electrical 26 will not be heard any public comment on closed session. >> mia any motion to assert. >> all in favor, say i.. >> move no did inform disclose. >> all in favor, say i. opposed? the motion carries. >> other new business for the commission. >> seeing none this meeting is adjourned at. >> the board of directors for our meeting on april 7, 2015, please read the roll. >> commissioner singh director heinecke is anticipated commissioner rosales please be advised the director will not be here we have quorum so item 3 commissioner, back to you and may be acted upon by a single roll call vote of the commission. there will be no separate discussion of these items cell phones cause microphone interference so the board respectfully asked they be turned off and for people standing because of the fire codes people need to find a chair here in the room or go to the overflow room in room 408 so if we could fill in the empty se

what we're talking about in 2012 there was a settlement in the works for pacific gas and electric to pay $550 million in fines. >> way less than the $1.6 billion. >> exactly. but the company balked at the call that it would have to admit it failed to maintain a safe system. that was the admission. they were worried it would lead to more charges. >> but clearly it did fail. >> the. [indiscernible] it led to a huge embarrassment about allegations over e-mails between the company and regulators that were supposed to be overseeing the company and it resulted in firings on both sides and final liz three times the -- finally three times the fine. >> sometimes the bottom line is it's just better to pony up. >> and admit early on. >>> meanwhile as california's drought rages on, local water agencies are still trying to figure out how to diffey up -- [indiscernible] some bay area communities have stepped up to cope with the drought as well but others not so much. >> the grass is greener, much greener in the community of woodside. one woman who has replaced her yard with wood chips is trying to

. >> so for this pacific gas and electric company committee on jobs building owners and management association of san francisco, berg davis public affairs, hanson 3wrig9 llp round floor public affairs louses 92 vin coalition for better housing public advocacy partners. >> okay. please select one from this group. >> hanson brigitte llp okay. so the last level. >> okay michael yeah. key andrew greg, airbnb barbary coast consulting karen flood bay bio trust company of the west, edward day t z k broadway, llc fisher man's property llp brooding cast capital, llc and the strategy communications fritz could systems inc. phillip lessor r l braun and matt he will. >> willie brown. >> james ross long law valero consulting inc. john newman. >> thank you select one. >> just one. >> okay. >> airbnb. >> great thanks that complements our selection process. >> thank you, ms. shay and to the public for your assistance two former commissioners can't get better than that the next item on the agenda is discussion and possible action for the project calendar for various staff projects you want to talk about that o

pacific gas & electric has been hit with a $1.6 billion penalty for the 2010 blast that killed eighthe san francisco suburb of san bruno. the president of the public utilities commission publicly questioned the company's commitment to safety. >>> walgreens will be closing stores in the united states. they plan to cut costs by closing 200 of its 800 stores. it should reduce costs by 1 x 1 x $.5 billion by the end of fiscal year 2017. >> and after 14 years on broadway "mamma mia!" will be closing. ♪ you are the dancing kwen young and sweet inform only 17 ♪ >> the musical based on the hits like "dancing queen" from a ba is the eighth running show in broadway history. the last broadway show of "mama miya" will close on december 5th after 750 performances. >>> today is the 90th birthday of a literary classic. on april 10th 1925 scrivener published "the great gatsby." while "the new york times" initially called it a dud it exploded after world war ii and became a staple of high school reading lists for generations of high school students. >> how do you do, old sport. i'm gatesly by it's be

pacific gas & electric has been ordered to pay 1.6 billion penalty for the blast that destroyed threeozen homes in san bruno in 2010. much of the money used for safety improvements. >>> an alarming report, concerning the security of our nation's airports. it uncovered 268 perimeter breaches at 31 airports since 2004, everything from stowaways sneaking in to an suv ramming through a gate and driving onto a runway. the tsa says perimeter security is not its responsibility. that's in the hands of each airport and state and local law enforcement. >>> a consumer alert, sabra hummus is recalling about 30,000 cases because of possible contamination with listeria. the recall is nationwide, it includes the 10-ounce and 17-ounce 6-packs. if you would like to check yours, find the sku number at the bottom of the bar code, match to the list of numbers included in the recall which you will find on our website. >>> when we come back tonight, what the palace said about whether prince george is getting a brother or sister. >>> finally tonight, the palace has revealed new details about the impending b

pacific gas and electric hit with a huge fine. charged the utility with a $1.5 billion fee pipeline explosion that killed 8 people back in 2010. the fine is for violating safety standards. the company's ceo said he does not expect to appeal the ruling. pg and e fell. mixed mortgage rates fell following friday's disappointing jobs report. the average rate on a 30 year mortgage was 3.66% doup from last week and according to the mortgage giant, freddie mac. >>> many baby boomers determined to get rid of big debts before they retire but rushing to pay off your mortgage as many do may not always be such a great strategy. cnbc's senior personal finance correspondent sharon epperson joins us now with more. this has been sort of a, welcome sharon this has been sort of a sacred wisdom here you should pay down your mortgage and go into retirement debt-free. you say no. yo why? >> no one wants a big debt into retirement but the question is liquidity. are you going to be poor by paying off your mortgage a retirem savings and emergency account

today, pacific gas and electric was find more than $1.5 billion fair gas pipeline explosion in 2010. eight people were killed 28 homes destroyed in the explosion in san bruno. it was said pg&e was so lax in safety he wants to look into breaking the company up into smaller companies. an alternate internet has become a haven for pedophiles, and we'll meet the people trying to stop them. when the cbs evening news continues. i'm the protector of my patio. killing weeds where they grow. a barrier forms so weeds can't appear - serious weed prevention up to a year. [chorus singing:] ♪ roundup max control 365 ♪ with no more weeds it's your year. [announcer:] what if one stalk of broccoli could protect you from cancer? what if one push up could prevent heart disease? [man grunts] one wishful thinking, right? but there is one step you can take to help prevent another serious disease- pneumococcal pneumonia. one dose of the prevnar 13® vaccine can help protect you ... from pneumococcal pneumonia, an illness that can cause coughing, chest pain difficulty breathing and may even put you in the hos

in levying the fine they noted a continuing pattern of safety problems at pacific gas and electric. >>> a new investigation details the lapses in airport security we don't always hear about. associated press finds there have been nearly 27 00 perimeter breaches since 2004. san francisco airport had the most but they claim it's because they disclose the most. overall it reports gaps in security remain problematic despite hundreds of millions spent since 9/11. >>> a consumer alert for anyone who drove on roads where salt was used this past year. a five-year study says it is so corrosive it can cause important parts of your failure to fail. just get the underside of your car or truck washed several times and have your brake lines checked for rust. >>> now you can get started. apple began taking preorders on its website when it stores open. you'll be able to try on the various sizes and models but can only order them online then in two weeks you can have your watch delivered or you can pick it up in a store. are you going to get one? >> sure why not. i like the latest toys. >> you do. you

pacific gas and electric was ordered to pay 1.6 billion dollar penalty for this blast that destroyed0. much of the money would be used for safety impro >>> an alarming report, concerning the security of our nation's airports. 268 breaches at 31 airports since 2004, everything from stowaways sneaking thro driving onto a runwa tsa says perimeter security is not its responsibility. that's in the hands of each airport and state and local law enforcement. >>> a consumer alert, sabra hummus is recalling because of possible contamination with listeria. the recall is nationwide, includes 10 and 17 ounce six packs. if you would like to check yours, find the sku number at the bottom of the bar code, match to the list of numbers included in the re which you will find on our website. >>> when we come back tonight, what the palace said about whether prince george is getting a brother or sister. about i love making sunday dinners. but when my back hurt, cooking all day... forget about it. tylenol was ok, but it was 6 pills a day. but aleve is just 2 pills all day. and now, i'm back! aleve. when th

california public utilities commission to uphold a historic $1.6 billion penalty and fine against the pacific gas and electric company for the 2010 pipeline explosion that killed eight san bruno citizens. >> reporter: when san bruno mayor jim ruane first responded to the deadly pipeline explosion more than four years ago he called it an accident. he is now calling it a preventible tragedy, one that killed eight and leveled 38 homes, which is why the mayor doesn't just want pg&e to pay record-high fines, he also wants to establish an independent pipeline safety monitor to make sure that california public utilities commission is truly regulating pg&e and eliminating what he called the current culture of coziness. but pg&e wants any fines it's forced to pay to go back into company infrastructure. >> what's fair and reasonable is that every single dollar goes back into the gas system. and what's important to understand is that over the last several years, since this tragic accident, we've invested millions into automating pipeline valves and upgrading lines, making sure that what happened in san brun

in levying the fine regulators noted a continuing pattern of safety problems at pacific gas and electric. >>> an extensive new investigation details the lapses in airport security that we don't always hear about. the associated press finds there have been nearly 270 airport perimeter breaches since 2004. the report says san francisco international airport had the most breaches but officials there claim that's because they disclose the most. overall it reports gaps in security remain problematic despite hundreds of millions being spent since 9/11. >>> and a consumer alert this morning for anyone who drove on roads where salt was used this past winter. a five-year government study says that salt is so corrosive it can cause important parts of your failure to fail. but there's an easy fix. just get the underside of your car or truck washed several times even. the study also suggests having your brake lines checked for rust caused by that road salt. >>> well, if you're serious about getting an apple watch, now you can get started. apple began taking preorders on its website overnight. when i

pacific gas and electric in salinas had to shut off all power to the structure to avoid a possible electrocution fire crews responded to the scene and tried to convince the climber to come down. he refused to budge for more than three hours. after finally climbing down, the man who appeared to be in his late 30's, was taken to a nearby medical center for evaluation. next. the blue angels make a comeback. and they're changing up their line up to include a real first. we'll show you what that is. >> jason: we will have all the sports after the news at 9. >> stanley: is started off as a simple car pool system but it turned into something else. this driver tried her out of the restricted lane when he saw the chp. now carpool violations are not moving violations, it simply to get me move on. but there's a way to escalate from a moving violation rather carpools violation, to a felony in three seconds. the driver tries to escape and the chp official was going to pursue but he already had the drivers at information. you can make this stuff up: east bay is the dumbest criminal. for the record according t

pacific gas and electric company said the pipe lineup that exploded in fresno had been inspected twiceapril and they didn't find anything unusual. the explosion friday sent 11 people to the hospital, four with critical injuries? authorities say an unattended cooking fire is what started a damaging wildfire there. officials have it 35% contained. the fire started saturday evening it grew to 1.6 square miles. 300 homes were forced to evacuate. >>> a local democrat is said to be preparing himself for a run at a big national office. >>> the royal baby watch has begun. is this a bigger story at the u.s. than it is in europe? >>> we have light drizzle falling out here on the terrace. maybe you want to bring the umbrella as you are heading out the door. because later today another lineup of strong showers and thunderstorms is likely. look at your forecast. temperatures soaring into the 80s throughout much of the [ female announcer ] business travel isn't just about the going. it's also about the going home. and being connected all along the way. whether you're working or recharging do busines

a spokesman for pacific gas says they're investigating why another company's excavation equipment was in the area at the time. >> the volunteer deputy who shot and killed a fleeing suspect in the u.s. city of tulsa, oklahoma is speaking out for the first time. in a tv interview, robert bates says he still can't believe he shot eric harris and insists it was an accident. bates told investigators he confused his gun for a taser. cnn's correspondent has more on the deputy's apology and ongoing investigation into his credentials. >> 73-year-old robert bates charged with second degree manslaughter after he used his pistol instead of a stun gun killing eric harris. in an interview with nbc's "today" show, bates can't believe it happened. >> first and foremost, let me apologize to the family eric harris. the second worst thing or first that ever happened to me in my life. i had cancer a number of years ago. i didn't think i was going to get there. luckily i was able to go to a hospital where i had hours of surgery. i rate this as number one. on my list of things in my life that i regret. >>

. >> reporter: pacific gas and electric workers scrambling as fire crews and rescue crews rush to the scene. >> very chaotic. in tend the emergency personnel came through. >> reporter: the explosion now under investigation. according to the fresno fire department, a county worker's backhoe struck a 12-inch gas line triggering the blast. >> and our thanks to clayton. >>> overseas to afghanistan where dozens of people were killed by a suicide bomber in the city of jalalabad. he blew himself up while people were collecting pay at a local bank. 33 people killed. 80 others were injured. no one has claimed responsibility. >>> and epa and coast guard officials are on the scene of a huge diesel fuel leak in southwestern illinois that's closed a 35-mile-long section of the mississippi river. phillips 66 estimates 25,000 gal gallons of diesel spiled. >>> cardinal francis george has died. he stepped down last year. he had been battling cancer for many years. he played a key role in the church's response to the sex scandal, including a zero tolerance rule for abuse i preess. >>> kareem abdul-jabb

pacific gas & electric is forced to pay $1.6 billion for the deadly pipeline blast in san bruno, californiae company faces more than $1 billion in possible federal damages and has committed to spend $3 billion to improve pipeline safety. >>> deliberations resume in the aaron hernandez trial. this comes as the reporter from the tv station appears before the judge at two jurors said they were followed by a local news van. the judge ordered the media away as the panel works toward a verdict in the case. susan candiotti picks up the story. >> reporter: after deliberating for more than 15 hours over three day, the jury in the case against aaron hernandez still has not reached a verdict. now considering they have more than 438 exhibits to look over and testimony from 135 witnesses, it is easy to understand why jurors are taking their time. now there was another development in the case two jurors thought they were followed by an unmarked car. when they reported it to the court, the car belonged to a boston television station. now the judge has banned that television station's photographer in parti

but a spokesperson for pacific gas and electric corporation tells cnn they're investigating why another company's evacuation equipment was in the area at the time. >>> enemy forces that was the language used bill the u.s. national guard to describe protesters in ferguson, missouri, after the shooting death of an unarmed african-american teenager. now the national guard is being criticized for its harsh words but officials claim it was for good reason. cnn's sara sidner explains. >> reporter: cnn has revealed new documents planning how the national guard planned for the situation in ferguson, month. in internal documents using words like enemy forces and adversaries. after protester, looting and burning in the wake of michael brown's death. the document outlined the mission in ferguson and enemy forces to watch out putting general protesters in the same category as known hate groups like the ku klux klan and the black panthers. saying protesters have historically used molotov cocktails. and some, they used militant tactics taught by that rebel group. >> we are looked at as the enemy anyt

. >> reporter: pacific gas and electric workers scrambling to turn off the gas line as fire crews and rescue teams rushed to the scene. >> very chaotic. but in the end, all of the emergency personnel in the area came through. >> reporter: the explosion now under investigation. according to the fresno fire department, a county worker's backhoe struck a 12-inch gas line, triggering the blast. for "good morning america," clayton sandell, abc news, los angeles. >> and our thanks to clayton. >>> overseas to afghanistan the president of that nation has said isis militants have carried out a deadly suicide bombing in the city of jalal ball. dozens of people were killed by a suicide bomber in the city of jalalabad. the bomber blew himself up in a crowd of people waiting to collect their pay at a local bank. 33 people killed. 80 others were injured. if isis' claims are confirmed, it would be the first time the group has struck inside afghanistan. >>> and epa and coast guard officials are on the scene of a huge diesel fuel leak in southwestern illinois that's closed a 35-mile-long section of th

pacific gas & electric also says the gas line was clearly marked.e blast was set off when an earth mover on a gun range nicked it. three jail inmates and a public works employee remain in critical condition. >> whitney houston's daughter bobbi kristina and her family are back in the headlines this morning. her father, bobby brown, reportedly told a concert crowd in dallas this weekend that she's awake and watching him. other reports claim she remains in a coma. other relatives are urging brown to take her off life support. houston's multimillion dollar estate is part of the drama. >> viewers of the dr. oz show will see a special episode this week in which the tv doctor responds to calls for him to be fired. >> a group of doctors has demanded that oz be relieved of his position because he promotes "quack treatments." here's abc's mara schiavocampo. one of tv's most famous doctors getting a checkup by a small group of his peers. >> today i'm sharing my three best kept health secrets. >> dr. oz drawing millions of viewers on his talk show criticized by

. >>> california looking into whether to break up its biggest power utility, pacific gas and electricey're trying to improve safety. that's on the heels of a record $1.6 billion penalty. >>> the census bureau in d.c. reopening this morning hours after a security guard was shot and killed. authorities say the gunman had kidnapped a woman in a domestic dispute and opened fire when the guard approached his car. officials say that gunman now in custody after leading police on a wild chase ending in the shootout, leaving both the suspect and the officer wounded. >>> some iconic and unconventional food places are trying to make you excited about their products again including ikea. so how it's taking its swedish meatballs in a very different direction. >>> plus, how 7-eleven going all out to get people to drink slurpees again. beware of brain freeze. >> p of a recent poll says people think it's rutd to bring stinky food onto an airplane. but remember they ufsed to feed is. >>> count the folks at jetblue among them, the airline releasing thissette etteiquette video. that brings us to our fac

pacific gas and electric company crews hope to have repairs completed tonight.ricia stark. >>> and now for my second opening statement. this week the house oversight committee held hearings on something so crazy it sounds like it's ripped from the pages of a bad spy novel. drug enforcement administration agents engaging in sex parties paid for by the very drug cartels that they were investigating. and not only were they not fired, some of them got bonuses and promotions. now, dea chief michelle lionhart testifying before that committee says that she doesn't have the power to simply fire those agents. >> i don't recommend the sanction. i can't fire, i can't lem a penalty. >> you have to work with agents over whom you can't discipline and you have no control and you have no control over the security clearance, what the hell do you get to do? >> that was congressman trey gowdy firing back at leon hart over her uselessness. stick around, congressman gowdy himself will be my next guest. back to the issue. they found that sex parties with prostitutes were funded by th

in levying the fine, regulators noted a continued pattern of safety problems at pacific gas and electric. >> i lost my family, my son, my husband, my mother-in-law, my dog and my home. >> reporter: a spokesman for pg&e said the company does not plan an appeal. 850 million will go to future improvements of gas transmission lines. another 400 million will go back to customers. >>> turning to a los angeles courtroom where bail is set at $2 million for sandra bullock's accused stalker who broke in to her home last june. >> we are hearing for the first time her terrifying 911 call made from her closet. abc's kayna whitworth has the story. >> reporter: you have seen the oscar-winning actress cry in movies, but this time it's real and it's terrifying. >> i'm sandra bullock. >> sandra bullock's 911 call played a los angeles courtroom on thursday morning. she made the call from her closet. >> i have a safe door in my bedroom. i have locked it and i'm in the closet right now. >> reporter: she locked herself away after confronting an alleged crazed stalker in her home. police say when they arrived

so you do have some residual flame but right now we are surrounding until pacific gas and pow he can shut down the flame which should be done in an hour to an hour and a half. >> thank you for taking to the time to talk to us. >>> and the man who we want to talk to his voice out of breath on a mistake that left the suspect out of death. i shot him. i'm sorry. that was the tuls volunteer deputy and a big donor to the sheriff department. he mistook his gun for a taser. she's charged with manslaughter. he spoke this morning with matt lauer. >> take me back to the day this happened. >> i was parked down the street at the saintclair station where this took place. where the gun buy and the dope was purchased. he decided to bolt from the undercover's truck and run and he came to me. and two other cars that were in front. i was the last car, as i always am. i've been involved in several hundred of these. i do clean-up when they are done. i take notes, i take photographs and that is my job. >> and when you got involved in in struggle mr. bates, did any of the other deputies or officers say he

he is in town to praise the pacific gas and electric company for a program they have that helps veterans one day after the utility was chastised by state regulators and fined a $1.6 billion for the san bruno disaster. mark matthews is on nob hill where the vice president is spending the night tonight there at the hotel. is the timing even coincidental? >> reporter: just what i'm hearing is this event that took place in oakland has been on the books for quite a while. it certainly did take the spotlight off of yesterday's talk at the cpuc about breaking up the utility, or holing the executives personally responsible. the vice president had nothing but good things to say about the power company and its ceo, tony earling. >> tony, the reason i am here is because the president and i both believe this is one of the premier programs in the country. >> reporter: the vice president was talking about pg&e's workforce development program called power pathways. >> what you're doing here at pg&e to train veterans for specific skills the company needs is exactly what companies should be doing everywh

wife in their home survived but many did not beckon lot still have the customer never mind now pacific gas and electric is paying for one place $6 billion for an unsafe operation of this gas transmission system. >>reporter: we do not expect to appeal today's decision what to make sure all our customers that we send billions of dollars of a lesser we estimate this gas system the safest in the country. >>reporter: the mayor says he is pleading for half of county must use the pipeline safety improvement but the ruling leaves out a few key components. >>: we had as for pipeline to be established we it as an independent monitors for the relationship between pg&e and the puc. we have to $2 million of our attorney fees to the extent of the last number of years to actually make all this happened and we did not get those from the puc. >>reporter: many live in the committee did was talk about the explosion of the ruling he thinks that is a step in the right direction. >>: much better ruling the my expected to use up. >>reporter: welcome to bring off--will bring back this fall members or their homes.

the california public utilities commission voted to penalize pacific gas and electric $1.6 billion for2010 gas pipeline explosion that killed eight people and destroyed more than three dozen homes in suburban san francisco. it's the largest fine against a utility in california history. >>> standard and poors says it will likely downgrade chicago's a-plus rating if the city lacks a plan to sustainably fund its pensions by the end of next year. the warning was released in the wake of rahm emanuel's re-election on tuesday for a second term as chicago mayor. >>> a british energy company announced a major oil find in southeast england. uk oil and gas says there may be as much as 158 million barrels of oil per square mile in a five-county region near london's gatwick airport. >>> today marks the 150th anniversary of the end of the civil war. general robert e. lee surrendered his confederate troops to ulysses grant in virginia in 1865. to commemorate the event, a battle was reenacted at the site. that's the cnbc news update for this hour. >> robert e. lee then went on to become president of w

. >>> the utility company pacific gas and electric has been fined $1.6 billion for this massive gas pipeline explosion near san francisco. back in 2010, it killed eight people and destroyed dozens of hopes. this is the largest penalty ever imposed by state regulators who noted a continuing pattern of safety problems at pg&e. >>> president obama has arrived in the country of panama for what could be a historic meeting with the president of cuba raul castro. the two expected to meet this weekend at a regional summit where mr. obama is likely to remove cuba from the u.s. list of state sponsors of terrorism. just ahead of this summit, secretary of state john kerry met with his cuban counterpart. this is the highest level diplomatic meeting between these two countries in more than 50 years. >>> a remarkable discovery along the coast of oregon. take a look at what's left of this fiberglass boat. it is believed to be debris that was carried across the pacific ocean after that tsunami in japan four years ago. crews are trying to retrieve the wreckage before it reaches shore. >>> finally the vice pre

pacific market. als a product that has potential beyond the region. police have fired tear gas to despers a group of protesters angry about the president seeking a third term. the opposition says the subdivision violates the terms of the constitution. a 10-year-old agreement says the president can serve only two terms. >> amnesty international says europe's decision last year to scale back for migrants in the mediterranean proved fateful. the comments came as up to 800 drowned off the coast of libya. >> on saturday. 334 more migrants were brought to the port. thousands were taken to the streets to demand the resignation. the country's biggest political crisis in years follows a sting that led to the tax authority. >> thousands of guatemala's descent on the capital. organizers call for a peaceful demonstration on saturday free of alcohol, weapons and banners. people here don't want anything to taint their message. >> there's enough of this corruption you need to leave offices, go to the prison go. >> effigies of the vice president show anger and frustration. >> a multi-million c