. >> yeah. >> three whales in a swimming pool. >> yeah. would come up and touch the ball, and there was -- i think there was some tail splashing and there was some -- >> jumping. >> -- with the fish. >> they hold the fish in the whales jump up. i remember saying, oh, what a fun job, you know. she's so lucky. and then i saw her walking with her rubber boots and she tripped and her foot just dipped into the edge of the pool, and she lost her balance and fell in, and she was pushing her way up to get out of the pool, and the whale zoomed over, grabbed her boot and pulled her back in. at first, i didn't think it was that serious because you see -- you see the trainer in the pool with the whale and you think, oh, well, you know, the whales are used to that, you know, then all of a sudden it started getting -- there was more swimming, more activity, more thrashing, and she was starting to get panicked and then as it progressed, you started to realize well, something is not right here. >> she started to scream. and she started looking around and

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so the ability to be flexible among the pool and in broad terms recruit a broad pool and the chief can use her secondary tool using business related issues. >> we don't advertise that in the recruitment process at all. >> we haven't done a recruitment. i don't have the announcement with me from 2009, but we can provide that. we have approval from the civil service commission to proceed with the testing module and we'll post that within the next several months. we don't want to say we favor this language. >> you mixed there's a large pool. you mentioned that there's secondary criterias based on need. there's nothing wrong with mentioning that this is a potential need in the department, not necessarily a requirement or what we're actually looking for, but in many cases, this is something that welcome actually use at various stations throughout the city. that's just something that will always happen. we'll always have people who we need, you know, cant knees and spanish and that's the largest population and those stations needs those folks that have the ability to communicate with that po

our first house was a pool. yes. >> the placer county water agency announced new customers may not use any water outdoors now, the agency may tell it's 39,000 existing customers that they cannot fill an empty swimming pool like one being built in her backyard. >> they can build and find alternate source of water but could not use our treated water for filling a new swimming pool. iets been a tough five years this, would be the death sentence. >> this pool builder was the first to speak out against the drought emergency resolution if you can't fill a new pool with tap water he believes local buildings will not allowing to build them >> that will pass down to to municipalities they will no longer allowed to build swimming pools. >> and and a service allows people to make their homes available to vacationers. now, air b and b is checking for carbon and smoke detectors that are eligible to all hosts who request one the site says it wants to ensure guests are safe. >> medal of honor will be given to 24 army veterans

we striving to find testing pools that -- we're obligated to find testing tools that reduce impact. we must follow the guidelines on employee selection procedures which were developed and adopted by the employment and the department of justice. the way we do an exam, it's not hey, these are good questions. we have to survey subject matter experts which are the individuals doing the exam examine a detailed survey, but what it takes to be successful in the job. what do they do on a day to do basis, how important is it. and then we must design an exam that test for those things that are required on the job. and that's what we do. there are debated all the time. you try to do things like, for example, multiple choice exams. we'll have higher levels of that impact. we use video based or simulations which are more like an employee would face when they're out in the field. but it's not possible to design a test that we can guarantee will not have an adversed impact on any group at all. it's not possible to design a test that every employee will think it's fair. in case of the litigation yo

the purchase is to get people together into a pool of buildings. so, we have a dead line r line we've established by april 18 ferment so members that want to qualify for the first pool of financing have to complete an initial application which we've done with the department of environment and their assistance. that information would be submit today their quick safety implementation program and all these properties are pooled together so we can come up with a total dollar amount that needs financing. from there we'll have to vet the applicants to make sure they qualified. from then the bonds will be issued and sold to the investors and we would have a pool of financing to offer very low interest loans to folks over a long term. it's a good option for folks that cannot secure conventional financing. >> haven't groups of parcels done this already before, authorized within this special tax district? >> unfortunately to date only one project has been financed through green finance sf. so, we're working with our partners over at the department of environ

. >> curtis pope was a pool contractor.arrell was basically mentoring curtis into the construction business. he stayed approximately 20, 25 minutes. he left darrell, darrell said he was going to wait out the rain, and let the traffic die down before he headed home. >> darrell's wife told police, curtis pope could not be the killer. >> curtis pope had done some repair work on our pool. i said, please don't spend your time looking at curtis pope. he did not kill darrell. please, you know, spend your time looking for the person that did. >> pope was distraught over darrell's murder. >> he came through the receiving line, crying, and i thought he was so touched by darrell's death, and he said, i loved darrell. he was better to me than my own father. >> pope was 40 years old, married, with a young daughter. he did, however, have a police record consisting of arrests for petty theft. since he was the last known person to see darrell alive, he was automatically considered a suspect. pope agreed to take a polygraph examination. and

which pool would you rather go to? does the big pool have piranhas? i believe so.rn into a robot and chop the water like a karate ninja? yeah. wait, what? why would it not? [ male announcer ] it's not complicated. bigger is better. and at&t now covers more than 99% of all americans. ♪ >>> on the morning of december 6th, 1980, mark david chapman, the man who would soon kill john lennon, arrives in new york city. he goes to the dakota shortly before noon and joins a small group of fans hovering near the entrance. chapman will spend the next two days waiting for john lennon. >> who was mark david chapman? >> on december 8th, 1980 mark david chapman was a very confused person. he was literally living inside of a paperback novel, j.d. salinger's "the catcher in the rye." he was vacillating between suicide, between catching the first taxi home back to hawaii, between killing, as you said, an icon. >> around 3:00 a.m. on the morning of december 8th, chapman checks in with his wife back in hawaii. after hanging up chapman takes his bible from his suitcase and turns to the

>> we met at a pool hall to some friends. then we went to see "wayne's wo rld" with someone else, that was our first day. he grew up close to me, an hour and a half away. he grew up in a trailer home until he was in sixth grade. he has five brothers. his mom really wanted girls and got pregnant again and had identical twin boys. they had six kids in a trailer home. they eventually move to a small house and they are an incredible family. his parents are a lot of fun. we do a lot of things with their family as well. he is a lawyer and cares a lot about the world around him and teaches law school. he has been great. i do not think we could have done this and had me have this in af he had not shared lot of the work load and done things together and been incredibly supportive. >> her daughter abigail, how would you describe her? >> she is humorous, she just sent me an e-mail yesterday telling me that she had found out that this book of that she had never cared about that i wrote when i was in college about the politics behind the

it is the only facility that has an integrated swimming pool and recreation center combined.e have to pools, the city's water slide, for little kids and those of you that are more daring and want to try the rockslide, we have a drop slide. >> exercises for everybody. hi have a great time. the ladies and guys that come, it is for the community and we really make it fun. people think it is only for those that play basketball or swim. >> i have been coming to the pool for a long time now. it is nice, they are sweet. >> in the aquatics center, they are very committed to combining for people in san francisco. and also ensuring that they have public safety. >> there are a lot of different personalities that come through here and it makes it very exciting all the time. they, their family or teach their kids have a swim. >> of the gem is fantastic, there is an incredible program going on there, both of my girls have learned to swim there. it is a fantastic place, check it out. it is an incredible indication of what bonn dollars can do with our hearts and facilities. it is as good as

the decision was no pool. we negotiated a settlement with the union that would drop the grievance, the unfair labor practice and the lawsuit and we would pay not one 1.75 into a pool for performance awards but 1%. in terms of how we are able to do that we had in our budget post sequester funding for that because as a result of the sequester we lost another 1300 people and on an annualized basis that provides us part of the revenue we need. we made more assumptions about cuts in other overhead expenses of 4% and the arrangement with the union is we won't pay those awards in the fiscal year the way we always done it. we came managers two three month after the fiscal year in the next one so we are moving the bargaining unit awards to the next fiscal year's so this year we only pay one school board, there won't be two. that is how it fits in the budget. >> can i quickly reclaim my time? >> i was going to give you back two minutes. >> what i am interested in understanding is if someone is eligible for an award beca

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smaller pool to choose from. then the intent is to have the commission meeting of march 25th be the time at which the finalists are selected to forward to the mayor on march 26th with the intent, then, of having the mayor make a selection in early april. so that we can have somebody on board no later than earth day this year. there has been a survey of staff at the department asking them for the qualities they would like to see in a director. we've gotten very good response to that ~. probably 25 written, in some cases four pages of qualifications that they're looking for. those are being compiled and will be shared with the search committee, with the search firm, with the commission, and ultimately with the successful candidate which is something we didn't do the last time, which is something that we feel is important so that the staff viewpoint is well represented in the whole process. i think that's kind of the other areas. i don't think there is anything else missing. >> and david will be our acting director

which pool would you rather go to? does the big pool have piranhas? i believe so.it have a dinosaur that can turn into a robot and chop the water like a karate ninja? yeah. wait, what? why would it not? [ male announcer ] it's not complicated. bigger is better. and at&t now covers more than 99% of all americans. ♪ >>> we are back with bleacher report on super bowl boulevard. we were talking predictions. your first prediction before e we started the show. you were so minnesota and could so handle cold weather you would take your coat off. that has not happened. he still has a coat and scarf on. i just want to point out. let's see if you're any better for predictions? >> i love what broncos can do throwing more touchdowns than anybody in the history of the game. but defense wins championships. it proves it over all the games. defense comes out on top. i'm going with the seahawks. i played against them. i know the caliber of players these guys have had. i know the mentality of back against the wall. they are going to get it done on sunday. >> you got a score? >> i thi

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you are giving me a headache and it was great because we would ride our bikes and go to the pool and that is sort of the memory. but i think it's difficult having a father who is a hero but often and absentee father because they wer were a way trag so often. one of the kids remembered it was sort of strange. it was like a dad wouldn't be home a lot suddenly he would be very end of the magazine would be there and we would be doing a photo shoot out on the swing. we never did this in real life. it's probably at a lot of kids in hollywood at the old place now. their lives were made almost reality shows so there was dealing with that and i will share one more funny anecdote which is the wives were always sort of kidding and complaining they had to drag their kids into watch the space launches, johnny would rather be watching star trek. but within your dad is doing some important stuff. well my best friends dad is an astronauastronaut and lives acre street, those are engineers over there, and this was the world that was normal to them and the wives tried very hard to keep normal and groun

or whether there would be a pool or not. -- a pool at all.he decision was no pool. they would drop the unfair labor practice and drop the lawsuit, and we would pay not 1.75 into a pool that one percent. in terms of how we are able to do that, we had in our budget funding for that, because as a result of the sequester, we lost people, and on an annual basis, that provides part of the revenues we need. we have made more assumptions about cuts and other expenses of about four percent, and the arrangement with the union is we will not pay those awards in the fiscal year the way we have always done it. we pay managers two or three months after the fiscal year into the next one, so we are moving the bargaining unit awards into the next fiscal year. this year we are only going to pay one pool award. that's how it fits into the budget. >> really quickly, reclaiming my time. >> i was going to give you two minutes. >> what i am interested in understanding is -- i think if someone is eligible for a reward because they have shown based on their merit and

>> we met at a pool hall to some friends. then we went to see "wayne's wo rld" with someone else, that was our first day. he grew up close to me, an hour and a half away. he grew up in a trailer home until he was in sixth grade. he has five brothers. his mom really wanted girls and got pregnant again and had identical twin boys. they had six kids in a trailer home. they eventually move to a small house and they are an incredible family. his parents are a lot of fun. we do a lot of things with their family as well. he is a lawyer and cares a lot about the world around him and teaches law school. he has been great. i do not think we could have done this and had me have this in af he had not shared lot of the work load and done things together and been incredibly supportive. >> her daughter abigail, how would you describe her? >> she is humorous, she just sent me an e-mail yesterday telling me that she had found out that this book of that she had never cared about that i wrote when i was in college about the politics behind the

which pool would you rather go to? does the big pool have piranhas? i believe so.s it have a dinosaur that can turn into a robot and chop the water like a karate ninja? yeah. wait, what? why would it not? [ male announcer ] it's not complicated. bigger is better. and at&t now covers more than 99% of all americans. ♪ in fact, they depend on a unique set of nutrients. [ male announcer ] that's why there's ocuvite to help protect your eye health. as you age, your eyes can lose vital nutrients. ocuvite helps replenish key eye nutrients. ocuvite is a vitamin made just for your eyes from the eye care experts as bausch + lomb. ocuvite has a unique formula that's just not found in any leading multivitamin. your eyes are unique, so help protect your eye health with ocuvite. >>> welcome back to "unguarded." we are out here on super bowl boulevard. and there's no one over the past few decades whose name has been more synonymous with the super bowl than joe montana. i got his inside take on everything from the weather to quarterbacks. joe, you played super bowls in detroit and

they loved its cascades of pools and canals and lakes. it's broad fields of blooming flowers. all of them seeming to involve pretty girls. they came in crowds, a cash register which apparently no one considered a symbol totaled up each day's attendance. 75,000 visitors didn't seem too many. most people came in ferry boats and certainly a bargain which cost 10-cents. but others came by auto paying a considerably more exorbitance which cost 15- cents. not to see the greatest spectacle in the west. >>> for those for whom a little culture went a long way there was plenty of entertainment. the gateway as it was called in those days featured a mile of entertainment. historians will note that jack benny was later to have more hair and less gray. thinning in his orchestra leader seemed to move around the stage a lot it wasn't only to keep the crowd's attention it was cold up there. along with the famous names there were some who's names weren't famous yet. a man named art inkletter who had been hired to promote the opening ceremony. >> it was a gateway to the pacific. it was a joyful

but our dave won the pool around here. >> i forgot to give my 100 bucks. and then they said, you left, you forgot -- they had to put somebody else in the pool. you know who they put in? dave. and dave won 400 bucks. davie, good for you. >> we're happy for all you winners out there. >> seattle did really, really well. >> i'm happy for them. first time they won the super bowl. just great. because you know what, spread the wealth a little bit. beautiful talent, beautiful people. okay, good for them. on a sad note -- >> what a shock. >> turned on the news, caught up on what's going on and to find out that philip seymour hoffman had been found on his bathroom floor in his apartment in the west village and gone. couldn't resuscitate him. they are alleging -- because there is no toxicology reports. >> the autopsy is coming and a lot of papers are reporting there were needles and drugs found. i was surprised he was 46. i didn't realize -- i feel like he's been around for a long time, so many different movies. >> such a character movie. he would never do anything t

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the decision was no pool. we ultimately negotiated a settlement with the union they would drop the grievance, the unfair labor practice and they would drop the lawsuit and we would pay not 1.75% into a pool for performance awards but 1%. in terms of how we were able to do that, we have in our budget postsequester funding for that because as a result of the sequester we've actually lost another 1,300 people. an an annualized basis, that provided part of the revenue we need. we made more assumptions in our cuts and overhead expenses of about 4%. the arrangement with the union is we won't pay those awards in the fiscal year the way we always have done it. we pay managers two to three months after the fiscal year into the next one. we're moving the bargaining units in the next fiscal year. this year we'll pay one pool award. there won't be two. that's how it fits within the budget. so we had -- >> so can i really quickly, reclaiming my time -- >> i was going to give you back two minutes. if the chairman -- >> what

with regards to whether law school is worth it, i would say at least at berkeley law our applicant pools about where it was last year, so relative to the rest of the country, i think people are still applying to berkeley law. our job prospects, i think have been fairly good, been good for me, and i would just say the government loan repayment program really gives public interest law a real boost. >> paul, look, i'm an attorney, we are the galliums of america. my digital producer today said i hate attorneys. most people are hearing this and saying isn't it a good thing for america to have less lawyers what is your take on that? >> it would be better to have a closer alignment between the number of lawyers produced and the number of lawyers that the economy can support. i have to disagree with water a little bit in terms of things being pretty good prior to the 2008 crash. at a large number of law schools many graduates have been struggling for a long time. since 1989, the percentage of the american economy dedicated to legal services has declined by a third. basically what we have had ov

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the bank says its still increased its bonus pool last year. at the same time, the bank says it will cut another 12,000 jobs. heal ya, thanks so much for joining us. presume onbly, all the focus this morning is on how much they're paying out in profits. up 10% or something on profits? >> up 10%. and i think the reason for that is because overall profits are down 32%, 37% in the investment bank. but the bonus pool, that's tin sentive part of pay is actually up 10%, up to 2.4 billion pounds. and the explanation, jenkins was completely unapoll gettingic this morning, anthony jenkins. he said, well, look, actually, our stance on pay is that we pay for performance and we pay competitively and it's in the shareholders' best interest that we do so. >> have they performed? >> that is the question. a lot of shareholders can't understand that argument. they can't understand why less aggressive to cut cost cuts, which is the line that the bank can control, and actually you've had performance decline, why you're incentive united statesing these bankers. so

we need emissions control and more car pooling. we are all responsible. but the people with the power are the policy makers. >> this is affecting tri and economic development and the politics of policy, even the epa is critical of handling the pollution crisis and why the state senate rejected a bill that maybe could have done something about it. you can interact with our show from your smart phone or tablet. we have an app for that. check this out. >> share your thoughts during the live show, disagree with a guest, great, tell us. get the app content and receive the quizzes and the information. you can be the third co-host. vote, tweet, record and we'll feature them on air. use the app and drive the discussions on live tv, this is putting you in the control room. download it now. and use it with every live stream show. >> i'm joie chen, i'm the host of america tonight, we're revolutionary because we're going back to doing best of storytelling. we have an ouportunity to really reach out and really talk to voices that we haven't heard before... i think al

if this produces the pool, to people that are passionate. believe it's noble and are in it because they love it. >> well, i think the big law firms are part of the problems, as we discussed. how can they be part of the solution. coming up innovative things that a few law schools are trying and why one of our guests say that will make the problem worse. before the break, check out a couple of hash tags: what to expect. >> international outrage. >> a day of political posturing. >> every morning from 5 to 9 am al jazeera america brings you more us and global news than any other american news channel. >> tell us exactly what is behind this story. >> from more sources around the world. >> the situation has intensified here at the border. >> start every morning, every day 5am to 9 eastern. >> with al jazeera america. >> welcome back. we've been discussing what's behind the big decline in law school enrollment. can law schools be part of the solution, the dean of law school says yes. >> hands on legal experiences, first of all many students partici

she wanted to use the famous neptune pool but it was emptied in january because it was leaking 5,000 gallons of water a day. lady gaga agreed to pay for water to pumped into the pool and then return to an irrigation facility after the video shoot. part of the $250,000 she is donating to the foundation for the shoot will be used to repair the beautiful pool. >> bay area airports have no outbound cancellations because of know storms battering the east coast. airlines will get back to their schedule after they finish clean up like this at reagan national airport in washington, dc. more from our capitol. >>> the latest storm is moving on but leaving behind a mess. 100 million americans woke up to ice, sleet, and giant heaps of snow. >> we have dangerous icy patches and hazardous driving conditions. the pennsylvania turnpike was shut down after a massive pileup involves cars and trucks and tractor trailers. >> in georgia, cars are stranded. >> cars were spinning. i was wait for my turn to be hit. >> overnight, a rare weather phenomenon, thunder snow, captured in this video. a spirit airli

which pool would you rather go to? does the big pool have piranhas? i believe so.60s, you see brian wilson retreating into the studio, and he's concentrating on writing and producing these amazing songs. ♪ i may not always love you, but as long as there are stars above you ♪ >> the recording studio had been a rigid place where there were engineers literally in like suits and ties and lab coats. then all of a sudden, there were these crazy, young geniuses who reinvented the studio as an instrument to be played with. ♪ god only knows what i would be without you ♪ >> technology is evolving for how to record, and brian wilson was absolutely on the cutting edge of that. ♪ wouldn't it be nice if we were older, then we wouldn't have to wait so long ♪ >> music in the '60s was like any great art movement. the greatest practitioners of it pushed one another to be better. >> on the piano, quite low, the tone. >> in the studio, the beatles' natural creativity was sort of brimming over, and george martin was a brilliant collaborator and champion of that. >> run back the tape, p

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they say a cooling system for a pool of spent nuclear fuel temporarily stopped working. an alarm indicating an electrical problem went off on tuesday morning. the cooling system at the number 4 reactor building stopped because of a partial power failure. managers say workers digging out a nearby road damaged an electrical cable. they switched to an alternative power supply and resumed cooling in the afternoon. officials at the plant's operator, tokyo electric power company, say temperatures in the pool didn't rise significantly. a hydrogen explosion damaged the reactor building in the wake of the 2011 earthquake and tsunami. workers have been removing spent fuel rods from the pool, and transferring them to a storage facility. the power failure forced them to suspend operations, but they were able to resume work in the afternoon. >> four crippled reactors. a constant build up of contaminated water. radioactive leaks. the people in charge of fukushima daiichi are struggling to control the plant. how will they stop the leaks? and the pollution in the pacific. get the latest

our pool is what it was last year. people are applying to berkeley law. our job prospects have been good. good for me. and i would say the government loan repayment program really gives public interest law a real boost. >> paul, look, i am an attorney, we are the gollums of america, my digital producer julio earlier today said i hate attorneys. most people in america are hearing this and saying isn't it bet for america to have less lawyers. what's your take on that in. >> my take is that is it's better for america to have a much closer alignment between the number of lawyers being produced and the number that the economy can support. i have to disagree a little about with walter in terms of things being good prior to the 2007-2008 crash. that was true at elite law schools but at a large number of law schools, many graduates have been struggling for a long time. since 1989, the percentage of the american economy dedicated to legal services has declined by a third. so basically what we have had over the course of the last generation, is a gradually contract