>> there's little pockets like right outside the sea-tac airport where it's higher. >> australia, luxembourg, 14.21 in luxe omburg. korea, $3.90 an hour, hungary, $2.20 an hour. >> that's hard to put that in to context. >> there's places where there's no such thing as a minimum wage, aren't there? >> yes. >> i'm sure there are. anyway, just a couple of examples there. we're talking about pass words before. we were talking about passwords in the make-up room before we began. in the latest news, a data breach, big data breach. this is like almost target-like in some ways. ebay announcing it was hit by a hacker three months ago. 145 million user records were accessed which would make it one of the biggest data breaches in history. they told users to change their passwords but a story in today's

material is as much as a tic-tac and strong as steel, but can cause problems if someone is exposed. >>> walnut creek is warning people not to be alarmed if they hear gunshots and screaming coming from the school. it will be a part of the training exercise at walnut creek inter median. they are telling people ahead of time so they don't assume the worse tomorrow. >>> and a safety project could be delayed at sfo. the four runways will be closed through september. the airport is pouring crushable concrete to prevent planes from over shooting the runways. sfo says a summer closure is the fastest option for finishing the federally mandated project. >>> this is the time of year when students across the bay area are celebrating prom. the right of passage was enjoyed by students of all ages. their school is different than most others. but tonight they have to be like other kids. abc7 news anchor ama dates takes us to the prom. >> boys and girls. step up to the school prom at

remark of having a diverse group of people is high on my agenda and it' been high on every committee, tac, commission and so forth, that we've been able to appoint. ~ it's we bring this up all the time. i'm also looking at the, if this is the correct record, of who missed meetings and so forth. it looks like at least for a while, there's always been a quorum so i'm not sure what people are saying. on this sheet, started 6-12, 6-6-12, there's never been more than looks like two people that were absent from the meeting. there are some overlaps in regards to the people you named. for seat 6 i would also reappoint david pilpel. seat 8, todd david. seat 10 louise fischer. on my -- people that i felt comfortable with would be for seat 1 mark rumold, seat 2ali winston, seat 5 allyson washburn, and seat 9 chris hyland. so, the ones i actually named were all reappointments or they are specific to a group. that's what i would like to move forward with. so -- >> it appears that we are in agreement on three appointments today and unfortunately there are only two of us. so, it looks like david pilpel

they say the radio active material is as much as a tic-tac and strong as steel, but can cause problems if someone is exposed. >>> walnut creek is warning people not to be alarmed if they hear gunshots and screaming coming from the school. it will be a part of the training exercise at walnut creek inter median. they are telling people ahead of time so they don't assume the worse tomorrow. >>> and a safety project could be delayed at sfo. the four runways will be closed through september. the airport is pouring crushable concrete to prevent planes from over shooting the runways. sfo says a summer closure is the fastest option for finishing the federally mandated project. >>> this is the time of year when students across the bay area are celebrating prom. the right of passage was enjoyed by students of all ages. their school is different than most others. but tonight they have to be like other kids. abc7 news anchor ama dates takes us to the prom. >> boys and girls. step up to the school prom at the children's hospital. >> tonight's theme is cirque de school. it is a cross between a cirqu

they say the radio active material is as much as a tic-tac and strong as steel, but can cause problems if someone is exposed. >>> walnut creek is warning people not to be alarmed if they hear gunshots and screaming coming from the school. it will be a part of the training exercise at walnut creek inter median. they are telling people ahead of time so they don't assume the worse tomorrow. >>> and a safety project could be delayed at sfo. the four runways will be closed through september. the airport is pouring crushable concrete to prevent planes from over shooting the runways. sfo says a summer closure is the fastest option for finishing the federally mandated project. >>> this is the time of year when students across the bay area are celebrating prom. the right of passage was enjoyed by students of all ages. their school is different than most others. but tonight they have to be like other kids. abc7 news anchor ama dates takes us to the prom. >> boys and girls. step up to the school prom at the children's hospital. >> tonight's theme is cirque de school. it is a cross between a cirqu

you see it in seattle,you see it in san francisco, you saw it in sea- tac" that was camille rivera, the executive director of united new york -- a group pushing for higher wages in new york city. the group contends 8 dollars an hour does not reflect the reality of what it costs to live there. labor groups are critizing president obama's trip to walmart today. the president is in california. white house officials call his stop at walmart in mountain view a nonpolitical event focused on the retailer's energy efficiency. however union reps contend walmart is known for low wages, few benefits, unreliable hours, discrimination against women and damage to the environment. the president of the united food and commercial workers union says the visit sends a terrible message to workers across america. walmart has no comment. snapchat is settling with the federal trade commission over privacy issues. messages on snapchat's mobile app were supposed to diseappear in a few seconds-- but the ftc says messages could be saved without the users knowledge. and accuses the company of collecting contacts w

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nine days later, king county detective, kathleen decker, was dispatched to an area near sea-tac airport, south of the city. >> the call came in from my sergeant, requesting i respond to this location regarding a woman's body. she had been found by a passerby in the blackberry bushes. >> this is kind of off the grid right here. >> yes, it is. >> a woman's body discovered in a nothing patch of scrub at the end of the runway near an all but abandoned trailer park. >> what did you notice about the body? >> first thing i noticed was she was nude. the second thing i noticed, her arms were gently across her chest. >> not just a body abandoned. >> correct. she had not been discarded like garbage, but had been placed into and under the vines. >> the detective had a special set of skills she called on now. she had been trained in tracking, reading trails, disturbed vegetation, just like the scouts in the old west. the pattern of broken branches and tamped-down leaves and soil told her that the body had lain out here about a week. >> is there anything that suggested to you why this woman would hav

i would like to go faster, i would like $15 an hour like they do in the little town of sea-tac down thewe could go along with this if we do it gradually. i think if you work with the people, you can make the moves. >> we're asking for $10.10. thanks to the republicans in if the senate, the fight to increase the minimum wage is at a stand still. is it going to be there for long, in your opinion? >> as long as the republicans control the house and the senate doesn't want to make the economy work, you will have a low minimum wage. if we cull the senate and pick up the house in the next election, it will go right away. everybody knows if you give money to people, it's like the unemployment insurance. when you don't pay unemployment insurance, we've got 4 million long-term unemployed. they have no benefits, they have no money in their pocket to spend. >> seattle is the city to watch right now to see how this all unfolds. congressman, have a great weekend. jim mcdermott from seattle. that's "the ed show" "politics nation with reverend al sharpton starts right now. good evening, rev. >> right

partner, the "san jose mercury news," the radioactive material in the tool is about the size of a tic-tac and surrounded by steel, but it can cause health problems if someone is directly exposed to it. >>> walnut creek police are warning people not to be alarmed if they hear gunshots and screaming at a local school today. those sounds are part of a training exercise. at walnut creek intermediate school. the department says it's telling people ahead of time, so nobody panics and does not assume the worst today. >>> well this is a time of year when students across the bay area are celebrating prom. last night, that rite of passage was enjoyed by students of all ages. at lucille packard children's hospital. abc7 news anchor ama dates takes us to their prom. >> reporter: boys and girls, step up to the 10th hospital prom at lucille packard children's hospital. >> basically it's kind of a cross between a cirque du soleil and a kid-friendly moulin rouge. >> a prom that seems to surpass the traditional festivities by leaps and bounds, thanks to the men's and women's gymnastics team from stanford

. >> we have a tac team and a chase team that's made up of correctional officers. we have dogs that's been trained on tracking. >> trained dogs play an important role at elayn hunt. this one has tracked down an officer posing as an escaped inmate. >> if this had been the real deal, the dog caught within five to six minutes. the subject wouldn't have got off the grounds. >> sic him. >> one of the newest dogs at the prison is named canine robby. >> robby is not trained to kill. he is trained to help apprehend an individual that may be either hiding in a building or is not cooperating with orders that's been given to him. if the individual is still fighting, then the dog has to be physically removed because the individual is moving. the dog won't come off. i consider canine robby as a partner. i feel confident he's going to assist me because handler protection is part of what he's certified to do. >> that's a good boy. that's a good man. that's a good man. >> up next, one inmate's fall from football stardom to a life behind bars. >> i lost my family. that's the bigges

in a little more than 48 hours, there have been three railroad tac car accidents in southeastern united states. before dawn this morning, another derailment in youngstown, florida, punctured a tank car, sending chlorine gas into the air and killing at least eight people. more than 60 people are in the hospital, some of them in critical condition. ken lee jones reports from florida. >> reporter: the train which derailed this time was a southbound freight of the atlanta and st. andrews bay railroad. a small line which operates between dothan, alabama, and panama city, florida. a tank car carrying poisonous chlorine gas was ruptured in the wreck. a deadly mist of gas spread from the tank car. motorists who were driving at night alongside the tracks were caught by surprise. most of the victim who is died were found in their cars along u.s. highway 231. >> people killed by poison gas, like they were on a battlefield in world war i or something instead of just driving their cars along a u.s. highway. amazing. after that, rail car accident in florida, and another one that same day in tennessee

the phrase they used was, a tic for a tac or something like that.it's a new day today. we finished on the 3-a side. today we started on the 3-b side. we're doing the same thing we did yesterday. pulling all the inmates, strip searching them, conducting interviews with them, conducting cell searches. and it's taking its toll. heavily. 10, 12-hour days since last wednesday. it's getting kind of tough. but we know that with the violent that has occurred and the violence that could be forthcoming, we just need to keep on pushing forward and ensuring that we can do whatever we can to curtail another assault and find other weapons or information that we can find. >> as we were shaking down a cell up there, myself and the other officer noticed that there was a tear inside the mattress. that prompted us to get a frisker which takes metal. when we did that, it didn't set it off. so we noticed there was a homemade sew on the mattress. we let the supervisor know. we slit these open and there they were. plastic, you cannot detect that with a metal detector. wit

the independent budget co-authored by pba, tac in the vfw has made recommendations to adequately fund health care for 28 years. for the last several years, congress has essentially her recommendation. and now here we are discussing, how could this have all happened? i would agree with senator johanns who indicated what the heck is going on when he looks at this and considers the budget that have been requested. as suggested in the great irony of the hearing today's discussion about is the oig adequately funded to do these investigations? is the va health care system adequately funded to deliver timely quality care? i would suggest the answer to that question is no. until the congress and administration commit to providing truly sufficient reserves is to hire adequate staff and establish real capacity. the problems around the country will only get worse. the administration and congress both bear the response ability of these problems. veterans pay the cost sometimes with their lives of inaction resulting from partisan occurring and political gridlock. political interests do not come --

i'm just not sure that you're going to take the first tac. >> actually, if i could just amplify, i agree when i was talking about attack operations, after the initiation , in the event of a conflict have to a have interdiction operations against the adversaries infrastructure in order to disrupt his operations, and ordered to have of your number of missiles coming in. we won't be able to do prevention or preemption, but, you know, once attack operations have to be a part of it. >> i agree. >> okay. all right. questions from the audience. wait for the microphone to come to you and please introduce yourself. let me know if your question is for a specific panelists. >> sidney joseph rebirth from breaking defense. a question for the whole panel. in terms of u.s. support for providing technology to especially for offensive capabilities, but even for the defensive capabilities and all of the networking, how much is the slowness, the reluctance, the priority on his route in the best of? a fundamental reluctance to give any arab or muslim country level of equipment that we give israel and could

first it was a little town, sea-tac, then seattle city council and the mayor took it up a and we'll do it ourselves at the state level because you can't count on the congress to get it done. we're going to lead the country in this whole effort. >> do you think they should just veto doing anything on the federal level? give that up and deal with the focus on the state level where it seems to be more effective? >> i would do what nancy pelosi is doing, which is continuing to hammer on the republicans to do something that would be good for all meshes. to put more money in workers' pockets mean it goes into the economy. 70% of the economy is retail and if workers have more money they spend more money and the economy runs. so she should continue to push and embarrass the hell out of them. i think there are places where it will be done instead of in the congress but we should do it at the national level for everybody. what's good for seattle is good for texas, it's good for vermont, it's good for minnesota. >> what's interesting, sir, one aspect of what you're doing there in your home distri

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anything.saying you look up and once these planes finished playing, the sky looks like a tic tac toeoard and we see all of these long, white chemicals. the next thing you know, the sky turns another color. figure out, does that have anything to do with the changes in the weather? about airern traffic's contributions here. is that something you have looked into at all? guest: no. the caller's concerns are a good emblem of public communications issues on climate change. all we can do is observe our environment. on a vigorous kale, science is saying different name and the epa is doing different ring than what you are seeing in your community. brandon is in the lucky on our line for independent. caller: back in the 1990's, a lot of debate in schools was focused around the ozone layer and how that was a big issue. layer orx the ozone did it change? what exactly happened? , the evolutionor of the issue? guest: we have made strides closing or helping the ozone layer become more fortified against the harmful rays of the sun. a lot of that had to do with limitations on toxics emissions. a rep