could also face another ren ren dumb over scottish independence.here are some 56 members of parliament representing the scott ish national party. >>> burundi's president officially announced his plan to run again. the u.n. says many of the refugees report being threatened and intimidated because of the up coming elections. >>> today is the 70th anniversary of the end of world war ii in europe. european leaders met in poland where the first shots were fired to mark victory in europe day. russia is holding a victory parade tomorrow, many countries are boycotting it over the fighting in ukraine. >>> secretary of state john kerry was also on hand in paris. he held talks with foreign ministers today preparing for a white house summit with gulf leaders next week. the war in yemen and iran's growing influence in the middle east will be on the agenda. >>> a top al-qaeda commander has reportedly been killed by a u.s. drone strike in yemen. the reportedly died last month. he was behind the attack on charlie hebdo magazine in paris. >>> italy's navy is now tr

fumigation is a fundamental first step, but unless the government provides real development in the ren will continue to seek coco as their best option. have been brought ashore in sicily, the rescue vessel the british ship adopted catania those migrants were rescued on wednesday off the coast of libya. >> the 68 canes festival, have the next 12 days but the industry still dominated by men. and women who make movies. the women showcasing their film at the most prestigious festival. >> on the red carpet, it looks like they dominate this festival while they command attention, when they get question hind it they aren't so celebrated. only five of the 33 films in this festival line-up directed by women. about a nurse trying to precure a heart for her patient. in iran's a drama about a women going through a device. only 9% of the films in competition were filmed by females. mindle of the criticism cannes is trying to shine a light. and her daughter is here talking about the roll of women in the industry. >> it is a cultural thing so it needs to change culturally all together, all of us the h

. >> we talked about ren fairs last time and now gurp. >> seth: we did. we did a little ren. some people know what d and d is. it's dungeons and dragons, right? >> seth: yeah, mm-hmm. >> you know, you've got a dungeon master and he's like, "you're in a tavern." [ laughter ] >> seth: yeah. >> and you're like, "i'm grog the barbarian. a barbarian. tommy barbarian." anyway. then there's gurps and gurps is -- gurps stands for generic universal role playing system. >> seth: okay. >> it's exquisite. [ laughter ] >> seth: okay. >> bear with me. okay, so what happens in gurps is now you can, it doesn't have to be like fantasy, dragons, and all that kind of stuff. >> seth: got you. >> you can put it in anything. >> seth: got it. >> i played in -- i played a 1930s film noir, los angeles. >> seth: gotcha. >> or cyber punk or anything. >> seth: and is grog the barbarian in that. >> grog is not in any of them. >> seth: okay, gotcha. okay. >> when it was my turn to be the game master. [ laughter ] i made a game called "we the people." >> seth: okay. >> and it took place during -- the like

migrant boats are thought to be way offshore, especially since the push back policy by the different ren joes not letting them land, they are thought to be outside of mobile phone range, and don't know that they can now seek refuge. if they saw the coast guard they would probably be more likely to try to outrun it, rather than knowing that they are now there to help give assistance to get them ashore. migrant vessels will have a chance of going to indonesian or malaysia, but in all likelihood, they will probably choose to come here, and people here know that many of the migrants have been going in the past weak or two to the indonesian side and the straits in theory if given the option they will start to come here this is the destination of many, from knee mar and many of their families and friends are already here. so they will likely come here and so people are gearing up. the next one to two weeks. where they are being cared for in indonesian. >> they all thought they were going to die when they were finally rescues they couldn't believe it. doctors say their condition is very very ba

breathtaking collection 23 rare works of art, three by donatello, considered the greatest greatest italian renrtists. it is the first time that many of these pieces have left their home which is getting a facelift. what all of the works have in common besides their beauty is their biblical inspiration. that dove tails perfectly with the mission of the museum. >> not just saying how beautiful, but then saying ah this depicts abareham and isaac. >> reporter: but the museum director emphasizes that it is not a religious institution. >> we have no religious agenda we simply want to make as accessible to all possible great works of art inspired by the bible so they can understand the unpinnings of western culture. >> reporter: out there its ten years existence, they have struggled surviving thanks to rent-free space. by far this has been the museum's most successful exhibit, distribed by the "new york times" as soul stirring attracting hundreds a day. but the success is bittersweet, when this exhibit ends in june the museum will close, because its principal sponsor is moving to philadelphia. when t

there are plans to ren soivate the center and create more space for the families and seniors and adults in the south of market and just a [inaudible] did i go over my time? thursday may 28-i will hand it over to tim. there was so much to say about you and want today give you time. >> i want to thank president breed and the rest of the board of supervisors. i [inaudible] i want to thank my wife and family for the support and i was always [inaudible] >> keep going >> supervisor kim messed up on the time not you. my super visorerize here and are support rfb of what i try today do sout of market and everyone at south of market. i turn around and don't know what to say. i'm embarrassed but glad you are here. [inaudible] and just want to thank everyone is this is the reason i do what i do. i don't think i do anything special but want to make life for everyone easier. thank you so much. i feel deeply honored. >> thanks for directing traffic. thank you and congratulation, we appreciate all the work you do for our kids. with that i would like to reg supervisor tang >> congratulations to the hono

. >> gerald ren fro's home was gone but he never left the neighborhood. today 30 homes are boarded up. 30 years later he's still fighting thecy city. >> they can be restored and none of these homes have to come down. >> hope three decades after tragedy. pete caine now has 30 years experience behind an nbc 10 camera. he comes out here every year. >> i'm glad i'm here but i just wish that it was different. i wish those 11 people that were in the house were still here. >> lasting images and lasting emotions for pete. >> anyone who knows pete caine loves pete caine and not surprised by the dedication he exhibited during that time. >> you can watch the entire interview on our website at nbc.tom or the nbc 10 app. >>> now your first alert weather with meteorologist sheena parveen. >> well a little cool today but overall this is really where we should be for this time of year. barely a cloud in the sky made for a perfect spring day today. we're still going to have a cool start to your morning. temperature wills be cool enough in the morning for a light jacket. b

there are plans to ren soivate the center and create more space for the families and seniors and adults in the south of market and just a [inaudible] did i go over my time? thursday may 28-i will hand it over to tim. there was so much to say about you and want today give you time. >> i want to thank president breed and the rest of the board of supervisors. i

that because the work specific types of equipment we find ourselves in situationses, we're updating or ren know vaeting buildings, and building systems, that have protry tear information in techology, it doesn't make us to bring in a new brand, a classic example is fire alarm systems shg we may have to renovate a space, and add sprinkle ler heads of the same type and technology without introducing any unwanted consequences to that. the provision is drafted with several checks and balances the departments who have a commission have to seek their commission approval before moving forward with a sole source. departments like public works, where we don't have a commission we think i have covered the items here. we're joined today by all of our colleagues, from the chapter six agencies who can answer questions if you have any specific questions. >> thank you. supervisor. breed? >> thank you, are there additional presentations? >> i'm sorry, my notes are out of order with the slides here i failed to cover one of the three point, let me go back to that. we're also proposing to change the threshol

the morning we got in the ren boy that really was the break. ♪ ♪ >> at ren, american armor planned tod take the german divisions in the rear. the planned to stop the arrow did, cutting its supply route to the point and stretched narrowest along the coast. a great force exploding hoping to achieve the scene and drag our hopes down to the smoking ground. >> there's a lot of places i'd rather talk about. that's where i got hit. we've been going great up to there. some of the guys had been singing, harmonizing and the first german artillery caught us. pretty accurate, too. an hour later i was short 18 men. well, behold we hit back with everything we had. they weren't just trying to stop us, see. they wanted to come right through. and then me, i get a belt in the face left side and i keel. the last thing i remember is looking up and seeing rif typhoons. when i heard them screaming up ahead i thought, geez, i'm glad they're on our side. >> i was sitting in front of the intelligence office doing sunbathing when headquarters came through saying it was back with german armor heading west. that

the only ren you in the nation where coast guard recruits undergo basic training. >> certainly cape may has proven its time time and time again. families here open up their doors to our recruits over thanksgiving over the christmas holidays when they're away from family. and it's been this open door policy that we've enjoyed with this community. >> cape may county is now of only two counties in the nation to earn this status. >>> foggy weekend mornings and a chance for showers. i'm tracking which areas can expect wet weather. >>> tracking this great white shark swimming off the jersey shore coast. >>> a young girl hospitalized allegedly burned bier e phone. what happened on her walk to school when the smoke started. >>> and the list of motor vehicle fees delaware wants to raise all to bring in more money to fix roads. >>> an animal rescue group is treating three dozen dogs found in a home in lakewood ocean county. rescuers say the house was covered in feces and urine. but the woman living there refused to let them in a couple of weeking ago. she's now moved away. they should be ready fo

other steps that need to be taken but this is snngee can do in the shortd term to protect existing rens dns remain in the rent control housing and ask my colleagues to join in the short term solution. the rest i submit >> supervisor cohen >> thank you i submit. >> supervisor farrell >> thank you madam clerk. colleagues i have toitems today. first is the reoctization of the film rebate program here in san francisco. film production choose to locate here and bring benefits to the resident recollect worker and economy. the rebate program we have seen grew over the year and very successful and incent tize vised more film production to come to the sate. i believe this is a big part of the culture and community. the rebate program is set to sunset at the end of june and it is imparaative we continue the program. the rebate program show cases the world class city on there big screen [inaudible] diversify as art ports of the economy grow. for every dollar deinated to the film production, $6 are spent on wages and other expenditures. what is more encouraging is the data shows the film commission

sell the slots that are at risk of being lost and we continue to have pressure for lack of capital for ren ovation and repairs and that is a big problem for us. in our work with the mayors office of housing and communethy development, we are tracking the housing pipeline of all the housing built and looking where we can build-this is a strategy we use where we build up the housing to shell and finish thauf shell with developer fee dialers and build the site to match a preselected that is competitively build operator who is the right for the location and mix of population. there ranumber of places in toub we have binl doing thatd and also look at added family child care. space is such a problem and you need so much indoor and out door space for child care that continues to be a challenge so where we can build that and do it feasible is where we do and t and where family chile care makes the most sense. one thing i would say in that planning that look at this neighborhood by neighborhood and demand and we want to be very careful about not building care and driving family child care providers

seeing none public comment is cloized >> modm clerk can you to thudoption without ref rens to committee >>phony-19 are consider frd immediate adoption. single roll call vote [inaudible] >> any member want to [inaudible] any items >> can you call the roll >> iteal 17-19, supervisor cohen, aye. farrell, aye. kim, aye. mar, aye. tang, aye. wiener, aye. yee aye. avalos, aye. breed, aye. companyose, aye. christensen, aye. thrrks are 11 aye's >> those items area dopted unanimously. can we police return to item number 13 >> item 13 is the consideration of the resolution oof to aprove the report of assessment costs >> have we completed discussion with the property owners? thank you. >> president breed and members of the board, per your instructions we have met and confer would the property owners >> could you identify your san francisco again >> grechen rude, dpw, phil gallow, dpw. per your sfruckzs we met and conferred with the property ofen rb squz other interested partdies appearing before us to resolve the over due invoice. 4 locations were removed from the list. 70 locations remain on the

- their entire country to have a better life and now they are losing their own sons is just hermore renand heart breaking. >>> australia plans to pass a law over the next few weeks to strip citizenship from some people involved with groups like isil. >> there are a lot of australians overseas right now, about 100 fighting with terrorist groups in the middle east. 40 to 50% appear to be dual nationals. >> the government fears fighters returning from the middle east will fight at home. >>> some u.s. veterans are fighting a new battle years after the end of the vet nam war. they say they were left sickened by agent orange. >> reporter: this man has been fighting the department of veteran's affairs for years. >> i want to go with the navy not the army. i wanted to be in nam, and i did. >> reporter: he was an electrician on the uss prairie, he is sewn today as a blue water vet. but 20 years ago, paul says he got sick. >> the doctor did blood work and he came in the room and says how long have you been a diabetic and i go i didn't know i was. >> reporter: with no family history of the illness

continued from the april 2nd by the project sponsor in order to allow time for revisions to the project in rens responded to the neighbors concerns there's been a group of meeting this is changes to the neighbors concerns such as elimination of the second driveway garage and the removal of the penthouse and this is along the project of mississippi staff received one letter of support and modification to the letter of the mississippi street neighbors that includes more signatures of support i'll pass those out the project sponsor plans to extend texting e texas street will be approximately 35 foot wide with a 10 foot wide sidewalks and what the vehicular access to the landlord property and additional on street parking it will improve the fire department access by creating a fire truck turn around the department recommends approval it is consistent that the policies of the general plan and the project will develop an underutilized 28 single-family homes unit given the finding discussed staff recommends approval the conditional use authorization for this planned unit development that concludes my

the lucky lady maria rens. the outlook looks bright for her. generally the shadow goes on to great things. it is worth pointing out i guess as we look to this as a victory for the sex, some of the seven executive officers over at amazon currently one is only filled by a him who. back to you. >> good to see some change there. geoff cutmore. >>> tom brady's punishment over deflategate, the patriot's owner robert kraft seems wants to put the whole thing behind. >>> and he's walked out on the "late show" dressed as liberaci and he may take the entire cake literally. we'll be right back. >>> vo: today's the day. more and more people with type 2 diabetes are learning about long-acting levemir®. as my diabetes changed it got harder to control my blood sugar. today, i'm asking about levemir®. vo: levemir® is an injectable insulin that can give you blood sugar control for up to 24 hours. and levemir® helps lower your a1c. levemir® lasts 42 days without refrigeration. that's 50% longer than lantus® which lasts 28 days. levemir® comes in flextouch® the la

mind we have a long way to go and people don't always see that particularly when you see a new park ren ovation or play ground but there infrastructure is old and aging and the budget is well over a billion dollars. some issues that we have been thinking about as we move forwards in 15/squaen and 16, 17 is growth. we want people living in cities and using mass transit and want densty but that it creates the need more fr more parks thmpt drought is here, it isn't going anywhere. it is going require us as a city to make significant decisions about investment in infrastructure and give thought to the way we change our land management practices. it is no longer okay for the park to look good. they capture and absorb storm water and need to be drought tolerant so we need to think about investing more in the land and how the parks look. during the parks conference we spent time with our colleagues from the national park service and they go through a conversation as welt. it is very intereing, their conversation at the national park service or national park land is how to get more teepal to th

. >> i'm very concerned about the the child ren and my city. >> i share her concern. i have a 12 year-old son. unfortunately if i only care for mine and i don't care for yourself i'm not leading to the city i want. >> reporter: ol letter, a former press secretary for mayor and executive at fill gas works is a product of this city. growing up in germantown he switched schools five times in eight years as his mother searched for the right fit for her son. how would you say your childhood has shaped the way that you see so many of these issues. >> when i look at challenges of the district i can't help reflect, at a middle school when other kids stole and i had to learn how to fight and stopped getting good grades. >> reporter: oliver graduated from the milton hershey school children for lower income families that is located in hershey. but he a says children should not to have leave the district to get the the education that they need. >> we have to inn rest in schools, right curriculum, arts music activities, all of the things that make for well rounded kid and therefor

their stories are heart-ren muching. among them justin zem ser, two months past his 20th birthday.is mom's pride and joy. >> will he was his high school valedictorian and was just finishing up a second year of mid shipman at the united states naval academy. >> reporter: he played football for navy, wide receiver. was headed home to rockaway beach at the end of school year. his journey home ended here. 39-year-old rachel jacobs had texted her husband at 8:45 last night, telling him she had just caught the train. it was the last message he'll ever get from her. she was ceo of a philadelphia tech start-up commuting from her home in new york. 49-year-old jim gaines worked for the associated press doing digital video. voted a.p.'s geek of the month. survived by his wife and his two teenage children. tonight wells fargo bank confirmed one of its senior vice presidents, abid gilani, is also among the dead. there are others unaccounted for. too. tonight bob gild ersleeve sr. passed out fliers with a picture of his son bob jr. >> bobby is 6'4", blond hair beautiful blue eyes. >> reporter: t

. >> before you ren tell your spouse. >> you're moving out. >> weather wise we're moving in to some mildeather. it's going to be a roll nice weekend a little bit warmer and a chance of rain. outside it is comfortable if you step outside for midnight stroll why not? it's beautiful with temperatures that are in the 40s and the 50s. light sweater is required in center city and in the suburbs right now in philadelphia, 59. 54 in allentown. the poconos 43. but here's a look at what we'll wake up to in the poconos 45. philadelphia 52. not quiet as cool as this morning. in wilmington 54. millville 52 degrees. atlantic city 51 at the airport. on storm scan3 skies are clear but look at the clouds. they are high clouds and that means some warmer air is moving in the upper levels of the atmosphere and it will make its way to the surface over the next couple of days. it has been very dry across the region and no rain in the very immediate future but look at these rain deficits in allentown, philadelphia, trenton, wilmington a good representation of the delaware valley over an inch below average sinc

thofg planning process to now in the middle of construction it is taking lodger than cast rostreet ren ovation which is a larger and complicated project. the communication with the community is awful by the agency. i know i expressed this to you. i have spoken to mr. ristcon 2 or 3 times in the last couple years t. is hard for my office to get information letd alone the community. it is a 3 million dollar ear mark which is a lot of money and there was supposed to be money left over at the end so we can signalize ajaistant intersections. we are told there is no money for those intersections and we found out the other day-there is never unanimous agreement on any project, but the one asspect of the project where there was 100 percent agreement is there are less tern signals and we just learned that is not in the project. you can probably tell i am enormously frustrated as are many of my constituents. it undermines confidence of the public when things like this happen and the entire process. when we talk about having important projects that save lives and wanted to get thevl them delivere

at this hour these are the five leading democrats derrick green alan domb, blonde he will ren held inn, bill greenlee and helen gym. wilson good junior and ed neilson are at the moment, on the outside looking in. and on the republican side incumbent david oh and dennis o'brien are one and two, terry tracie is in third matthew wolf is fourth and al taubenberger is in fifth place. >>> in the second council district ori feibush took on kenyatta johnson tonight but johnson is the easy winner there. he has served in council since january of 2012, and he is now nominated to go back for another term. in the seventh council district incumbent maria quinones sanchez appears to have beaten back a challenge of manny morales p if she wins in november she will start her third term. democrat john saab teen owe won the special election for pennsylvania's fifth senate district, in northeast philadelphia. defeating republican timothy daily. the state's new senator will fill the seat vacated by mike stack, hoist now lieutenant governor in pennsylvania. >>> and unprecedented, three state supreme court s

. >>> some 25,000 graduates and family members are expected that the stadium in newark (high rens pband pheiffer trucks and all cars used to it feels like we're already into summer. you know that? >> i know. especially with our temperatures close to 90 degrees once again. we take a look outside or our seven-day forecast. very warm with chance of storms 89 and we cool down as you head back to work. we're going to be stuck in a wet pattern sunday through tuesday. >> red hot today. i this i we can both say that. that's going to do it foris . >>> good morning. unrelenting. more heavy rain in texas and across the plains. 25 million people under flash flood watches as the search continues for the missing. >>> homes destroyed. highways shutdown. lives forever changed. this morning, the first hand look at t devastation. >>> battling over islam. anti-muslim demonstrators march outside a phoenix mosque over pictures of the prophet muhammad with a lot of yelling. no violence broke out despite fears it could. >>> screech convicted. dustin diamond, the actor from the popular '90s show "saved by t

they will not be asked to leave the euro for geopolitical rens.here's this smith that if they were to leave it would fall in the hands of russia. so we've got to keep greece in at all costs. they are willing to play in game of chicken. it's going to be an and-and which is default and stay in the euro. >> why not stay in it right now? alexis said wait a minute, we have enough money. >> because the greeks never intended to repay. already le creesha said we were of greek sparing gifts oosm. i'm very critical. you see the behavior of the greeks. this prime minister doesn't even dress properly when he sees his bank crews. he doesn't even show up for dinner when the bankers are showing up. this is sort of juvenile behavior in my books for someone who serious about repaying debts. >> they need to push for having a more hard line stance. it seems that many e.u. prime minister have some kind of agreement. >> if the i.m.s. were to give in and every other country could say by the way if you gave in with greece then give in with us too. in other words it's th

these giant ren day views, which were essentially trade commissions but also giant parties where a lote was consumed. >> hey, he started it, all right. >> there was swapping of women, marriages took place with indian swabs, as they were called. >> it's at one of these meetings where he rescues a young arapaho indian from an attack. her name was singing grass and the two were eventually married. >> this was the happiest time of his life. he learned their ways, he learned their language. he had found where he wanted to be. >> christopher "kit" carson is born into a world of western migration. on christmas eve 1809, the same year as abraham lincoln. >> in the early 1800s, occupied by native people and european powers whose presence blocks american expansion. populating this territory and overwhelming these groups becomes a national priority. >> the carsons land in boone, missouri, home of the daniel boone clan. >> his family was good friends with the boone family. these were back woodsmen, rough and ready folks in search of opportunity. >> for his first few years, kit is confined to life

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. >> they like being out laws and ren gads. >> reporter: he's the executive editor of texas monthly magazines their charity work is perhaps a way to keep law enforcement off their backs. >> they're not seeing themselves as the second coming of mother theresa theresa, they want to be bad as. >> we started out working with abuse and neglektd children. >> we have to take care of our veterans. >> reporter: and they even have church services run by member of the christian biker club. also part of their life, people who judge them for being part of a motorcycle club. roy barnett is the saloon owner. >> it's shows like sons of an arc anarchy and they tling bikers are like that. >> reporter: so they're going to see you in your colors and scared and run away from you? >> yeah. >> reporter: they share a common sentiment, they feel mischaracterized misunderstood and misappreciated. and bikers don't expect that to change anytime soon. especially with what happened in waco. gary tuckman, cnn selma, texas. >> and coming up tonight, it's being called bin laden's library. what papers reveal his deadly plans

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