as well as lance corporal sara castromata, a 19-year-old from oakley. the marines seven years ago. serving in both the afghanistan and iraq wars. he was heavily decorated.earning 11 awards. he was promoted to sergeant in 2011and was a tactics instructor, specializing as a machine gunner at the officer candidate school. a relationship dispute could be to blame for a deadly marine base triple shooting. the tragedy happened this week in virginia -- both the shooter, and one of the two people murdered are from the bay area. movie star chuck norris. eusebio lopez is accused of shooting to death corporal jacob wooley, from massechusetts. as well as lance corporal sara castromata, a 19-year-old from oakley. the shooting happened late thursday night at the marine base quantico in northern virginia. >> issue is a very caring and the youngeloving person tha- she was always very caring a commander at the base says barracks. she had a great personality and a sense of her humor and she was great with kids. and all i remember her smile. go to our new channel. comcast

they shared these pictures because this is how they want sara to be remembered. >> i asked sara's big sister and mother why she joined the marines? they said it is because sara believed it is the toughest branch of the military and she was a tough girl. ama, back to you. >> sergio, thank you so much. >>> the second marine killed was jacob wooly from mississippi. the 23-year-old was a field radio operator in the marines. his friends in mississippi say he was close to his mother and before joining the marines considered becoming a preacher. military officials say he killed them last thursday at the marine base in virginia. lopez then turned the gun on himself. the bodies were found in a barics found by officer candidates. they are still trying to find out the reason behind the shooting. >>> a bay area soldier highly decorated for his service died this week after being injured in afghanistan. sergeant first class james floyd grisom of u.s. special forces died at a medical center in germany. he was injured in a shootout earlier this week in afghanistan just days before he was scheduled to

who say sara was one of a kind. >> this is my son who is in kuwait and he is also hurt about this asell. >> shoes and wonderful caring person. >> i remember her as also being loving, caring and making me laugh and helped me with my homework. >> it has been very, very devastating. she had a great personality and sense of humor. >> how do you move on from this? >> remembering her smile. stay with us as we follow this developing story. we'll bring you any new information as we get it. developing right now. the coast guard has now called off the search for a man missing off the coast of half moon bay. it all started when he jumped in the water during a football game at the beach. kron4's scott rates is here with the latest -- scott? take a look. >> reporter: they have been searching up and down the coast. we can see they have been searching are around pillar point. were this 20 year-old went missing. this 22 year-old of the year lopez was playing soccer. -- javier..lopez was playing soccer on the beach and decided to take a swim and that was the last they saw him. this was a very sad day

still to come, music from tegan and sara.onths on the air, our next guest's daytime talk show has already become the place for high profile athletes to discuss their imaginary girlfriends. "katie" airs weekdays in syndication. please say hello to katie couric. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: how are you? >> your new studio -- >> jimmy: our new studio. >> your new time slot. congratulations on everything. >> jimmy: congratulations to you. i know you got picked up for a second season of your show. >> i did. >> jimmy: are you happy about that? >> i am, i am. i'm happy about it. >> jimmy: you came to our studio when we were in brooklyn and interviewed me. that seems like a lot of work what you do. >> well, it's a lot of work what you do. >> jimmy: yeah, but it's more work what you do. it's more. >> you know, i have to say it's the hardest job i've had. i've been working in television for 34 years now. [ applause ] by the way, having me follow jennifer lawrence, that is cold. that is cold. she is so cute, isn't she? >> jimmy: sh

good luck to you and to you, sara. here we go -- the jeopardy!nd, and today we feature these categories... sounds easy. and finally... "v" -- we know what that means. sara, start. start with "v" are the world for $200, please. what is venezuela? that's the country. "v" for $400, please. that's the country. erin. what is victoria? no. sara. what is vancouver? that's the city, yes. "v" for $600. dylan. what is venice? correct. "v" are the world for $800. dylan. what is vienna? correct. "v" are the world for $1,000. sara. what is vatican city? good. celebrities love tv for $200. i'm cnn correspondent lizzie o'leary. dylan. what is "mad men"? that's the show. celebrities love tv for $400.

but now we are well above 500,000. 503, sara?ve gotten. >> because i begged! >> klg went on her knees, and not sure what she'll do tomorrow. >> it ain't the first time. >> tomorrow actress jennifer esposito. >> and jennifer gourder with paint tricks. >> and weight loss. >> enjoy your tuesday booze-day, everybody. tomorrow it is wednesday wines-day. i'll keep talking until they say stop. >> bye! jeff: from "lord of the rings and" and "lost," dominic monaghan. now you're doing reality, which is tougher? >> the real element of reality is harder. jeff: real man is the reality star. >> that looks like "survivor." why not just come and do it? jeff: then inspirational story of amazing outreach. sports was your outlet. >> it was my life. [applause] hello, hello! a little about me. i'm recently married. i work with my wife on the show and i'm learning how to be adad to two amazing kids in a blended family. i'm hosting a talk show because there's a lot to talk about. this is an adventure. welcome to the show! have a seat. thank you for the

[ normal voice ] sara, start. could i have shakespeare for $200? sara. what is "romeo and juliet"?peare for $400. sara. what is "the taming of the shrew"? you got it. shakespeare for $600. dean. who is falstaff? yes. i'll take shakespeare for $800, please. dean. what is "the comedy of errors"? yes. shakespeare for $1,000, please.

sara carr. i know it's a long struggle you went through with the papers. it's a long journey for you. so, don't make this book your last book. continue on. >> thank you. [applause] >> sarah, myself, like a lot of people, thought about right after katrina, that one of the silver lining that might be the reform of education in new orleans. i know you talk about in your book. what do you feel has happened -- what do you feel is the state of education in new orleans at this point? years later. >> there's no easy answer to that. and there are sort of -- i feel like people who sort of make what's happened here out of a complete positive, and others who make it out of the complete negative, and i really feel like the truth is in between that and is much more complicated. i feel like there are a tremendous amount of educators working really hard in the schools, and just a huge amount of progress that's been made, and a lot of families that feel like schools are more sort of stable places focused on preparing their kids for college. but that said, i think there's a

bring in the panel from california i'm joined by former alaskan senator mike gravel and in new york sara flounders co-director of the international action center she's also the author of the book you see there war without victory. welcome to the both of you so senator i want to start with you was it worth it not only was it worth it it was a criminal act i mean if we adhere to the nuremberg principles united states committed a criminal act we know who the criminals are and for some reason we don't prosecute them is really something wrong with our national morality now sara what do you think are we better off today than we were ten years ago and is iraq better off. iraq is much worse off and i this was a horrendous crime against humanity against of people of iraq the total destruction of iraq which had the highest literacy in the region and today the lowest the destruction of health care of the standard of living on every measure of a quarter of the iraqi people today dead disabled or dislocated millions of refugees that is a crime and yet it was also a complete failure for us strategic i

they shared these pictures because this is how they want sara to be remembered. >> i asked sara's big sister and mother why she joined the marines? they said it is because sara believed it is the toughest branch of the military and she was a tough girl. ama, back to you. >> sergio, thank you so much. >>> the second marine killed was jacob wooly from mississippi. the 23-year-old was a field radio operator in the marines. his friends in mississippi say he was close to his mother and before joining the marines considered becoming a preacher. military officials say he killed them last thursday at the marine base in virginia. lopez then turned the gun on himself. the bodies were found in a barics found by officer candidates. they are still trying to find out the reason behind the shooting. >>> a bay area soldier highly decorated for his service died this week after being injured in afghanistan. sergeant first class james floyd grisom of u.s. special forces died at a medical center in germany. he was injured in a shootout earlier this week in afghanistan just days before he was scheduled to

very good. >> hey, miss sara haynes. >> today to announce johnson's baby of the week.ng new moms and their bundles of joy. first up is kiley james macarthur. next up, surprise, surprise, is elliott joseph holland dodson, who made his debut on january 11th, in california. mom and dad, are so happy 2-year-old ava is a big sister. >>> and finally our third today's johnson baby of the week is kennedy claire fagan, born to kelly and gregory of los gatos, california. a big congratulations to all of our babies. if you'd like your baby to be considered for johnson's baby of the week, go to our website, at klgandhoda.com. >> you're our baby, sara. >>> our hair and makeup team have worked their magic. two lucky ladies reveal their ambush makeovers. >>> and justin timberlake's new gig. >> and i believe our friend jason is here in our weekend chat is here, we'll be right back. given way to sleeping. where sleepless nights yield to restful sleep, and lunesta eszopiclone can help you get there, like it has for so many people before. do not take lunesta if you are allergic to anythin

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, is on top of everything. >> we are hearing from you. >> what did people say about this, sara?for the most part people are saying we're not tipping enough. if you're not going at least 15% because the delivery people make so little. one person -- actually two people said they price it on gas. if gas is up, they tip more. i had never thought of that. >> very smart. >> if they're riding a bike, which they do a lot with the chinese food and thai food. in new york. >> some people said they started tipping better once their kids became waiters and waitresses. it really takes it home then. >> they're not paid much of an hourly wage. >> it's true. everything else is -- >> what else do you have? >> baby moment of our show right now. it is time for today's johnson's baby announcements when we celebrate new moms and their adorable new additions to their families. >> why do we have james bond music? >> first up this week is little michayl arc gregory of texas. she was born to michelle lot and -- mom and dad are feeling very blessed. that's a cute baby. next we have charles thomas mcewan i

sara's going to introduce us to our players.e playing. >> we've got brian and jill. and we are playing a game called "phone it in," which is one of my favorites. each of you is matched with your contestant. the contestant needs to call someone using this script. you're going to fill in the blanks. and whoever's the most convincing caller wins. >> yeah, but this is complicated in a way. we didn't realize it. because they happen tore married, which we didn't know when we picked them. they were on opposite ends. they were in marital cahoots. >> we're going to have hoda go first. 30 seconds on the clock. >> okay. >> and go. >> amy, hey, i need your help. i'm at the kathie lee and hoda show. i just ran into the cafe. i need a huge favor. can you please bring me some gloves by 3:00 p.m.? the airplane says so. >> the pilot. >> the airplane. >> the pilot says so. i need gloves. my hands are freezing. can you please bring me some? >> i'm on the next flight out. >> i'm serious. you'd better get here fast. >> i'm are upping as fast as my l

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all the things we teach. >> sara broke her wrist.'t go quite the way we hoped. >> tell us about folks at home. if they want to participate in this charity, they can buy a block. >> you visit our website, and you get to register for one of those boards they're going to be breaking that day. 100,000 in one day. we're breaking through 100,000 barriers for kids. >> how easy is this? show us. >> how hard is it? >> who is going to make a fist and drive right through it? >> i have a wounded -- oh, who cares? >> drive right through. hand tight, and just twist right through. one, two, and three. >> ow. >> see? >> you just broke through obesity. >> let's hear it. >> hoda woman. >> whether it's hunger. we want to help these kids. >> show us what you are going to -- >> wow. >> right here -- >> really? >> we partnered up with so many great foundations. andy roddick has partnered with us. tony keith has partnered with us. >> how many are we talking about down here? >> right now this is actually 70 boards, and this represents what i have to go thro

we are still here with jimmy williams and sara fagen.t is great to see you. >> good to see you, man. >> thank you for doing that. >> glad to do it. >> i just want to get this out of the way. the woodward story has been around for a while and he's telling a different story that the president really came up with the sequestration. >> right. >> but the one that shocked me today was the lanny davis story. a white house senior staffer called the "washington times" and said if you continue to publish lanny's columns, you're going to lose your press credentials. what is up with that? >> first of all, i don't know about that. on bob's thing, the conservative media is all disappointed they're mad at woodward because they released it. he wouldn't threaten anybody. there was nothing to this story. nobody was threatened at all and it was all kind of whatever. now, what we're really talking about something serious here is the potential impact of this according to macroeconomic advisers, .5% off gdp, goldman says .6% of a point off gdp. i don't know i

this is the battery that has -- >> sara i don't know if you can see this -- sara -- if i could interrupts he is coming off air force one there, to meet prime minister benjamin netanyahu. sorry to interrupt you. i don't think you have the pictures. i don't think you're watching them, as well. a big smile, as he is there to greet benjamin netanyahu, or benjamin netanyahu is there to greet president obama. >> how are you? good to see you. >> sara, continue if you could -- >> we can listen in a little bit. >> good to see you. >> good seeing you. >> thank you so much. >> thank you for coming. >> wonderful to be here. >> thank you so much. thank you. >> great to see up. >> glad to have you here. >> it's great to be here. thank you so much. >> how are you? so nice to see you. thank you so much. how are you, sir? >> very nice to see you, sir. very nice to meet you, sir. nice to meet you. thank you so much. where would you like me? right here? okay. >> i have never really heard conversations like this happening. we only see the president, and it's usually we see the mouth moving but we never hear

it was experimental, as sara said. it took awhile to get them to agree to it because they were sensitive to a whole plethora of issues that were on their plate at the time that i won't go into. so, in the future i would be more than happy to revisit that. obviously we're going to be looking to this department and other stakeholders to make recommendation and we will not be shy about that. the when we hear from you, we will pass that on. >> thank you. >> are there comments, commissioners? thanks again for that presentation. >> is there any public comment on item 5? no? >>> good afternoon. i'm suzanne tucker with the civil grand jury. i actually just have three questions -- >> at the mic. thank you. >>> three questions. i'll rattle them off and you can decide who will answer them. how is a life safety issue determined? and, for example, if a toilet didn't work for a month, maybe that hits a life safety issue. my second is whether or not -- i know that rosemary's group is responsible for inspections of, you know, large ho

sara castro's family is making arrangements to collect her body with the investigation is completed. >> people are lining up at the supreme court trying to grab a front row seat to legal and same sex history. arguments begin tomorrow over the right for gays and lesbians do marry with the first case involving solution -- voter approved proposition 8 after it was banned. locals want the ban overturned. >> absolutely against a ban on same-sex marriage because --. >> even if the voters --. >> they are simply institutional. >> the other case deals with defense of marriage act that defines marriage as being between one man and one woman. conservative leader around -- rand paul has this to say. >> i don't mind if the government tries to be neutral on the issue. >> there are 250 seats for the general public for each case. the court is expected to rule late if june. abc7 news' report will be in court when the supreme court decides whether proposition 8 wrongly denies gays and lesbians the right to marriage. the report begins tomorrow. >> san francisco kids are not the only ones on spring agre

right, sara. you start us. i'll take presidential pooches for $200.rly 1860s, his dog fido became the first presidential dog to be photographed. melissa. who is abraham lincoln? right. hey, "bert" for $200. melissa. what is a filbert? yes. hey," for $400. craig. what is "dilbert"? "dilbert." you got him. presidenti "bertches for $400, please. melissa. what is veto? veto. that's the name he gave him. presidential pooches for $600. sara. what is a golden retriever? yes. pooches, $800. answer -- daily double.

so -- >> sara jones again, planning department. yes, at this point many of the projects that come through our department and all of these thousands and thousands of cad x's, there's one and only approval -- >> which is a building permit approval, that would be the first approval or last approval. a majority of these -- >> yes. >> c-e-q-a actionses or exemptions that the city takes on. >> yes. >> so, no change on those. and then for projects that require 311 or 312 notice, those that are not dr'd or there is not a cu that don't come here to planning, that are approved at the staff level, again, the first approval and the last approval is the building department. >> yes. >> so, no change -- >> right. it's one action. >> so, there is actually increased notice because you'll get notice -- you'll get c-e-q-a notice in the 311 and 312 notice that you don't currently get now. >> exactly, you would get c-e-q-a notice. the first approval action as a trigger for the c-e-q-a appeal process, that is defined here as the approval -- it's the sec

sara, i want to start with you. a moderate voice within the party says, we lost the fight. this is inevitable, let's move on. should republicans say, look, this is an issue of the past. we're for same-sex marriage. let's go forward? >> this is a great example of separation of church and state. the reality is more and more people recognize that they have family and friends who are gay. it's very hard to look at those people who you love and say, you know what, i don't think you should be able to get married. that's what happened to rob portman and that's what's happening across the country to people and the social movement is changing the politics of it. >> chris, i do want to bring this up. portman gets a lot of attention. in the last 76 hours, mark warner, these are there democal. say they are opposed to it and now for it. >> relative near term? >> i don't think it's political. can you make the, ament politically that, hey, are you sure you want to do this? i think this is something where people have emotionally an

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. >> reporter: sara should know. she built a small empire planning that special moment. >> i want to do something simple and romantic. >> how cute is she? cute work. >> reporter: mike sought out sara's help. >> obviously she's going to say yes, right? >> i hope so. >> knock on wood. >> reporter: the key to getting the yes is it's got to be original. and we were there with our own hidden cameras when mike popped the question. >> you know i love you with all my heart. i want to spend the rest of my life with you. you're my love, my soul mate, my best friend. will you marry me? >> yes, of course. oh, my god. oh, my god. are you kidding me? >> it's official. >> reporter: her planning perfection will cost you up to $10,000. not going the extra mile can have consequences. just look up proposal fail on youtube for some cringe worthy proposals of proposals gone bad. like this one at a basketball game. but the internet is also full of proposal i dos. this portland man had a bruno mars song for his proposal. and this new yorke

hermanita chiquita casi como una hija para mi 2:12 gabriela hoy nos conto que su hermana pequena, saradecidida, tanto que ingreso a la carrera militar aunque a sus padres no les gusto tanto la idea..... 3:39 no querian la hija mas chica ir a la militar era una noticia muy dura para ellos pero se le respeto y ella hizo lo que tenia que hacer 3:53 aunque eran conscientes de los riesgos de su decision, no imaginaron que el peligro estaba mucho mas cerca a ella de lo que pensaron... 4:37 triste pensar que ella estaba segura y no lo estaba por lo que paso 4:45 sara a los 19 anos de edad, fue baleada mortalmente el pasado jueves, junto a jacob wooley de missippi al interior de la propia base militar de cuantico en virginia donde se entrenaban...l o peor de todo es que uno de sus propios companeros, eusebio lopez, de pacifica, es el acusado de haberles quitado la vida y luego suicidarse..... 7:44 dios, lo perdone lo que hizo por cualquier motivo que haya tenido el, desgraciadamente tuvo la cabeza fria para hacer eso y quitarle la vida a ella y el otros muchacho 7:57 gabriela dice que mantenia

one a day men's 50+. >>> time for three, two, one, live with sara haines.e take questions from the crowd. >> sara, how afraid should we be? >> very afraid. first up someone from oklahoma, shannon. >> good morning, ladies, we're in new york until saturday. what are your top picks for sightseeing? >> top picks for sightseeing. >> in new york city? >> what do you think? >> i really love the village. greenwich village, that's my favorite. >> i'm all about the restaurants, like go to balthaazar. >> you have to do central park. going to the top of the rock is a terrific view, it's a great time. it's going to warm up. so you're not picking a bad time. >> let's try to get mike in from portland. he was one of our fans of the week, hoda, he's on our trip right now. >> hey. >> hello, being a fan of the week, i love your i hoda playlist, i don't know what your dance moves are? i would love for you to tell us and maybe bust it out for us. >> i wish we had more time, because i'm so five seconds, i would have busted a move thaw wouldn't believe. we'll be right back with s

sara, that is a big question. we talked off the top with jessica yellin about the syrian potential for chemical weapons, and to iran now, this deadline that had been imposed, i believe it was spring. i believe it may have been now pushed to summer or fall. what exactly is this deadline? how much pressure is the president going to be hearing about this deadline when it comes to iran? where does it stand? >> reporter: well, let's talk about what you just heard there. because you just heard two pretty different statements. yes, they said, we're friends. yes, they said that israel and the united states are going to be working together, closely, biggest allies, was when you listened to president peres, he talked about hezbollah, he talked about syria and chemical weapons, he talked about iran being the greatest threat. the president didn't say any of those things, but did say that we are israel's greatest friend and he spent most of his speech really praising the president, but not necessarily talking about all of the

he has new information about lance corporal sara castromata. these are photos of lance corporal sara castromata posted on her facebook page, and others shared with kron 4 from her family. she was 19 years old. born and raised in oakley. and, via instagram, kron four has learned that castromata is a recent graduate from liberty high school here in brentwood. she joined the marine corps in december 20-11, serving as a warehouse clerk. last month, she was promoted to her current rank. though she was not deployed. she earned a number of awards. including the national defense medal. and, global war on terrorism service medal. friends and family say she was best known for her charity work. they say she would often volunteer for her church. she is described as a melow person. she has two sisters. philippe djegal, kron 4 news. >> castromata's godmother vennessa salas says she can't believe her god daughter is gone and shares her emotions in an interview you will see only on four. >> it has been very very devastating she had a great personality, sense o

sara returned the next day holding on to a sled of hope.n the spot in front of the theater. >> i got out quick and ran up to him i don't know if you remember me but i gave you something that is really precious to me. he said was it a ring. yes. he said i have it. >> billy returned the ring he kept hidden in a jacket where he sleeped under an over pass in downtown kansas city. >> you gave him whatever money you had as a tip? >> i had $60 of cash in my wallet. i gave that to him. i felt like this isn't over. >> her husband start add donation fund on the give forward web site. never expected the response they got. >> i set it up knowing a few people might see it donate a few dollars that would be really cool. i was also going to use it to pay forward what i felt i knew him. each paycheck evidences going to p -- i was going to put a few bucks in it every paycheck. >> this is the site? >> give forward.com/billy ray. got a picture of him. how the numbers are doing all that kind of stuff. >> it's around 180,000 dollars. >> yeah. really a surprise.

. >> and sara haines is across the street at the nbc experience store.>> first up is xena from have with an age question. >> what is the age-appropriate difference for dating? >> okay. very good question. >> the gap? >> for me i have a dividing line. like because i'm reached the point now where i'm old enough that other adults are too young for me to date. if i have to explain to you who marvin gaye are, y'all are out. >> what do you think, bob? >> i realized lately that i have this thing, if my standards are too high, i'll lower them. for me, as long as they can buy me a drink and not use a fake i.d., i'm in. >> you can't be old enough to be their uncle. even if you're like the cool uncle. you got to be -- >> what about older women? would you go for an older woman? >> zena, age is really just a number. >> how old would you go? >> you're as old as you feel. so -- >> how old? >> you can be 36, 37, if you're acting and we're on the same maturity level i'm all for it? >> what's the picture like now? >> what have you got? >> next up we have -- >> a facebook

>> to see what's her name, sara. >> sara?yes. >> sometimes that's all it takes is you call the guy down and he comes clean. so all of that other stuff about asham and the house and all of that, that was all a big, fat lie? >> yeah. >> do you know how old sara is? >> no. >> what is that number right there? what does that say? >> 12. >> 12, okay. she tells you that she's at a summer camp. i got to go to a bonfire. >> bonfire. what's a bonfire? >> bonfire is when you sing around the campfire at summer camp. you know she's a child. she's 12. you have a nice ass, baby, you asked. she said, i don't know, it's behind me. and you say, i'll tease it with -- >> this can be the point in the interview where, you know, things get heated but i had no idea about what was going to come next. then you say, so you won't be shy after a little bit. you say, great, good girl. wait, wait, wait. what are you doing? you okay? >> i am fine. i am just -- oh. >> i mean, imagine looking at this guy and wondering whether he's faking it or maybe if he's r

. >> sara, i'm sorry you have to hear this. >> vajazzling is putting jewels and things downstairs.? i don't know. >> how does anybody get pregnant before there was vajazzling. how did anybody find anything attractive down there until we started shaving and dyeing and vajazzling and mowing. how did anybody find anybody attractive? think about it, hoda, we've been on the planet about six billion years. somebody didn't have nothing going on. >> if those people like a landing strip -- >> that's just a thought. >> what? >> i have friends who like landing strips and some of you are in this room right now and this is just wrong. >> why is it wrong? >> is a guy supposed to make like -- >> hey, coming in for a landing -- >> i mean, come on. >> dude, what's a landing strip? >> they're idiots. >> and they shouldn't be having sex if they -- >> if you have a landing strip, you're the kind of girl who never has to pay for a date and you only wear a thong and you'll only attempt things you know you're going to be successful at. if you do bald, you never do anything halfway. your dishwasher is per

. ~ ~ planning staff, sara jones admitted the website is not user friendly. so until you have this notification well under control, user friendly, i think that needs major work. so, please, do not take any action. ~ ~ >> technical difficulty >>> [speaker not understood]. i felt compelled to come here today to come here to support supervisor wiener in had i effort to reform and make the c-e-q-a process a little more sensible. and i'm going to sound like a broken record. but again, i want to thank him so much for taking lead on this. this is a very difficult topic and i know it's very controversial. and i want to thank the staff as well for all the work that they've done on this. they've done tremendous amount of outreach and their homework and so forth. i think it's really terrific. i can't speak on the specificses of the proposal. i do want to second what jim colin said a few minutes ago. as an architect, i know a little bit about the c-e-q-a process. i have to deal with it sometimes. ~ ~ >> technical difficulty i think everybody in this room supports the con

again all the verifications to try and get the full picture before we get that final cause of death sara so. pieces to the puzzle and you know it's a story that has made international headlines i'm sure we all looking forward to finding out what i'm told from this hour for three in london five. dropping a virtual nuclear bomb on the internet that's how some security experts labeled a massive cyber attack of this week it's thought to have disrupted web access for millions of users around the world internet collapse and slow down came a spat between dutch web hosting company the cyber bunker and a major europa baser spam group thanks to our new video agency rep who we earlier managed to talk to spend all of come haste a spokesman for the hackers he says of the scale of the strike is being exaggerated by cloud flare a company that promotes internet security. there's no program. they don't garner some issues it's the woman you're going to refer well where it's basically all of that love. and all the. they try to make it seem like the entire law on the internet exchange of them going into ano

what is sara lee? sara lee. yes, indeed. good stuff. go again. someone's in the kitchen $. lauren. who are aunt jemima and mrs. butterworth? you got them. someone's in the kitchen, $1,000. steve. what is mrs. dash? you're on the board with $1,000. let's go -o-o for $200, please. lauren. what is the dodo? that's it. -o-o for $400.

sara firth who is an london hello to you sara so we know that it's the full concern not to dance li populated with less than three thousand people living there so there's got to be more to this than just patriotic flag waving there right. well it's been an interesting day fifty day for paula one question for the folks indicted and of course the outcome of that a fluke own conclusion really no one thousand nine point eight percent of the folks indicted to voting to remain part of the case. have another referendum followed the fierce war of words between argentina and brazil argentina has been researching it thanks to the audience that cools the mohini. now we see nothing it's more of west play out it is unlikely that argentina is going to accept the outcome. got referendum and they said that it is a. tree belongs to it of course we've really seen this escalation in the tensions between argentina and britain in the lead up to that referendum the lots of questions a bit why exactly that's happening is that the way that the really went way of course they feel that very thick back in the one nine

i'm joined for this item sara jones, acting environmental review officer. before we begin our staff presentation i'd like to invite supervisor wiener up to make his remarks. >> hello again, commissioners. thank you for your [speaker not understood]. so, since the last time we were together on this item in november, i have as you requested convened a series of very well attended round tables with people in the community, some in support, some in opposition, some in the middle. we've also had other meetings with individuals who have been interested or organizations, and we've been listening and we've been dialoguing. resulting from these conversations, i have made 34 different amendments covering 26 subject matters into the legislation that is before you today. this legislation for the first time will put in place a clear and transparent statutory procedure forsee qua appeals of categorical exemptionses and negative declarations to the board of supervisors. ~ for c-e-q-a it is important reform for our process which is chaotic the opposite of transparent and w

was consistent with his body was found in the bathroom of his home on saturday let's get details now sara first now joining us live here on the program sara good to see you are the latest that you know regarding the investigation into his death what can you do to bring us up to speed. well we spoke into the thames valley police today and the investigation of course into the death of boris berezovsky ongoing they've released the results of that post-mortem examination carried out by him office pathologist this found that the cause of death is consistent with hanging but there's no sign of a violent struggle now you are a member in a statement from the police they said that there was no evidence at that point in the investigation of a third party involvement now they're still toxicology tests to be carried out and the results of that he's expected for a couple of weeks the forensic examination is still taking place. and today the formal id procedure is actually going to be carried out as well to identify that body so sore oversleep it's early days yet but already conspiracy theorists all ar