bill: just whether commuting in and out of manhattan you thought could not get worse, the l-train is about to close for 15 months for repairs. we have the detail, john. reporter: maybe new yorker one day will tell their bosses sorry i am late i got stuck to the pontoon, this idea borne out of nightmare come us for ltrain riders, the alternative bridge, it is being loaded to help the 200,000 people who commute between brooklyn and manhattan every day. here is what happening, shutting down tunnel that connects bury s in -- boroughs in april. they have exploring transit options like rerouting other subway lines, and adds buts and hovlanes. a kickstarter is trying to gather support for a pontoon, a bloafloating bring, a $1 toll wl cover the cost no word from the mta or coast guard, one thing that is happening, affects on band c line, 3 subway stations, one in washington heights will close in coming weeks for repair. station are wouldn't 110, 86, >> and protection will take about 5 months. all part of the effort to get aging subway system to speed, new president of the transit has choice w

[applause] >> the hon. l. breed: all right, all right. it's time for a real celebration, and let me start by saying that galileo is always making history. when i went to galileo, with tyrell and dari, and i don't have any glasses on, so i can't see anyone else back there, but it was the first time in the history of the city and county of san francisco that there was ever a threepeat, where we won turkey day three years in a row. first time in the history. no one, no one has ever broken that record. galileo is known for always having an incredible football team. and i was there turkey day when you guys beat mission. now i love all the kids, but mission's basketball team was here a couple years ago, and i had to give it to them because they were the first to bring a basketball state champion to san francisco, and the galileo lions are the first to bring a state championship to san francisco. [applause] >> the hon. l. breed: thanks to the leadership of coach huynh, who is a lot older than i am, but we went to gali

we heard an updated budget for 18-19 and the l-cap development with some new numbers based on state numbers and in our analysis and calculations, we looked at a schedule of comparison of teacher's salaries, looking at where our teacher's salaries will compare to 17 or 16 other unified school districts around the bay area. right now, in a particular level, which is step ten that they showed us, we were ten out of 17, and based on the planned

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that don't, and we intend on making contact with each and every along of them along the m and k and the l lines to make sure at the very least if you are somebody who never reads a sign when you walk into a muni station, you're constantly looking at your phone, you're not part of a merchant or a neighborhood association, you don't read next door, very least, there will be something that tells you, your train is not going to come. take a bus instead. we are covering this as much as we possibly can. >> okay. so on that -- and i'll try to wrap it up. i promise. one of the issues unrelated to this, and still i have to say hasn't been satisfied to my liking is the notion that we still have atrain announcements. i think a lot of the announcements are made at the stations, not necessarily to people on the trains. would it be possibly during maybe the back half of the month of may or maybe even in the entire month of may or the drivers on the trains -- i want to make sure we do everything we can do to make sure people aren't surprised. let's go to the people, the riders where they know they are,

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the gas line project and for the first time in the project's history, we are working directly with the l & g markets. second, china's participants in the project are among the largest companies and energy consumers in the world. they include the world's largest integrated oil and gas company, the world's fourth largest bank and the world's second largest sovereign wealth fund. third, china has long been alaska's largest trade partner with its 1.4 billion population. china wants alaska's clean-burning gas. fourth, the alaska l & g project has the full support of the president of the united states and the full support of the president of china. both leaders now have a vested interest in its success. at the federal level, agdc has been granted tax-exempt status which significantly improves the project's economics. the white house has also granted fast track status to the project to help expedite review and permitting. nothing on alaska's horizons has greater potential to fuel and propel our prosperity than this opportunity. jobs, low cost energy for alaskan homes and businesses, clean air,

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and moving toward the l. a. area. we'll talk about the sierra snowfall, and what you can expect coming up. >>> a powerful line of tornadoes rocked the central and southern u.s. over the weekend. strong wind and rain mangled cars, flipped rvs and shredded roofs, killing at least 4 people. one woman watched their barn fly over their house. >> we got in the closet and it was trying to suck us out of it. we're lucky to be alive. everything can be replaced. >> this thousands in tennessee was completely flattened but rescuers did make an amazing discovery, pulling a trapped dog out from underneath the wreckage. the national weather service says 12 confirmed tornadoes touched down across tennessee, kentucky, arkansas and missouri. >>> new at noon, the future of bay area parking, the first and only fully automated free standing structure is open for business. kpix 5's jessica flores live in oakland on the opening of what's known as the hive. jessica. >> reporter: hey, they just had the ribbon cutting for the hive here. this is

so that's an update on the l.the l, along with the k and the m come through the twin peaks tunnel which this past saturday, celebrated its 100th anniversary. happy birthday to the twin peaks tunnel. last saturday, during the day, we partnered with the west wort merchants association, market street railway, san francisco public library to celebrate the opening of the tunnel and starting of the k line, the k was the first line to run through the tunnel when it was completed. we had great photos and exhibits inside the library, and they'll continue to be there through the end of the month. if you couldn't get there i encourage you to go to the library. you can go also to the sfmta photo archive on the web. since i just got it, a lot of our other neighborhood groups are excited about it. this is the mer said extension triangle neighborhood association. they have the part 3 of a three-part series on the history of the twin peaks tunnel. so a lot of excitement about this tunnel, which really change the shape of western

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. >> i'll t take the l down. >> i'll start around 60:00 in the morning. >>tain to broad street line? >> right. >> i have my if i can't do for uber. i want to enjoy myself. >>> itp us off at 33 station. >> from >> we'l walk.l. all superintendent mike chitwood says their goal is to be sure everyone gets to and from the parade safelype everyone has a great time. i'm dann cuellar channel6 "action news." >> hotel rooms are almost hard to come by as the mass transit passes. center city rooms are essentially gone even airport and suburban sites are booked. in south jersey three hotels near patco stops in cherry hill that we checked with sold out. >> was so much stress trying to get a room. every time i pushed confirm, it was sold out. i was like gosh i need tom. >> weeard ome from across the country to celebrate this historic parade. >> air&b bookings are up 2700 people are arriving tonight and tomorrow morning. 3700 of them are from instate. it's going to be chilly outside tomorrow. here is adam joseph with the forecast. >> it's not about the style. it'sying wa

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take that risk, which is a loving act, to say to the l schl this guy needs mental health, he also needsps a bit of guidance in the ordinary things of life. i feel sorry for the parents who died of this kid because that's another tragedy. but this boy needed guidance and especially needed moral guidance. where do we get that in schools these days? that's a big question. parents are the first ones but in their absence, other people have to take their role. >> neil: that kind of follows up on what you were just saying. >> exactly. i agree with the father on the intervention. there was more than a few times. trust me, i thought maybe sending my daughters off to military school would be the best solution, just to take them out of the environment and maybe that would have been a little draconian. but sometimes you have to be stricter parents than maybe you would like to be. harkening back to i'm sure neil maybe your parents or your grandparents were problem by a lot stricter than -- probably a lot stricter than you and i were. maybe sometimes as a parent in this day and age you do a little to

ari dropping the "l" word not just once but twice. s we prepared ourselves for the finale. our chief "bachelor" analyst is here. there was a lot to get through. on this tuesday, february 27th. >>> do they normally say the "l" word? >> it's not usual for the bachelor to say it to the contestants, let alone two contestants. are you ready for this? >> well, unlike ari, who clearly gave away a lot tonight. >> so we're going to start this half hour with the florida deputy on the defensive after facing blistering criticism as the massacre unfolded. >> the officer is speaking out for the first time through his attorney. he says he followed his training by taking up a tactical position and initiating what's called a code red and didn't go in because he believed it had shooter was outside. >>> as teachers and students begin returning to the scene, that school resource officer accused of waiting outside of the building, defending himself, saying in a letter the algagds that mr. peterson was a coward and failed to neat standards of police officer

. >> i'll take the trolley and take the l down. >> i'll start around 60:00 in the morning. >> to catch the broad street line? >> right. >> i have my septa pass. i'm catch that down there. if i can't do that i'll pay for uber. i want to enjoy myself. >>> it will drop us off at 33 station. >> from there? >> we'll wheel and walk. walk and wheel. >> over all superintendent mike chitwood says their goal is to be sure everyone gets to and from the parade safely and hope everyone has a great time. i'm dann cuellar channel6 "action news." >> hotel rooms are almost hard to come by as the mass transit passes. center city rooms are essentially gone, even airport and suburban sites are booked. in south jersey, three hotels near patco stops in cherry hill that we checked with sold out. >> it was so much stress trying to get a room. every time i pushed confirm it was sold out. i was like gosh i need to get a room. luckily, this came up. >> we have heard from fans who are returning home from across the country to celebrate this historic parade. >> air baround b&b bookings are up from last week. 2700

most rooted and grounded people i've ever memet, and the reason is becauause of their coconnectn to the l land. you u know, theyey feel so gratl fofor nature b because eveverytg they have cocomes from nature. the cambodian government has contracted a chinese company to build this dam, and the company's name is sino hydro, and, you know, we've all been asking questions. why is sino hydro o interested in proceeding with this dam when two other companies have already, you know, previouslsly pupulled out o of the project?t? because they discovered through environmental impact assessment reports that they had conducted themselves that the dam was not economically viable. and i think onone of the reasoss is that they will make money from the contract from constructing this dam, andnd alo the dam will be built on a build transfer agreement. and accoing to thegreement, the dam will be transferred to the cambodian government after 40 years time. during that transfer, the dam will alreadydy have built upup so much sediment and silt, the cambodian government would actually inherit a dam that's no lo

might just say, advisory that the coast guard that we d on with us that we l think will be very impactful. >> out of all the ships, do you expect these ship-to-ship trfs essentially to be eliminated? >> we're going to do everything these ship-to-ship transfers. >> using the words you just do everything to stop ship-to-ship transfers. clearly we have the intelligence identify them. this feels like the economic equivalent of a blockade. step, a he next military blockade to, in fact, block these ship-to-ship these sanctions are not effective? >> i think as the president has to before we're not going announce in advance anything we may do in the future on military actions. we're monitoring. what i would say, again, right using the full power of the united states economically, and working with ur allies to cut them off economically. that's priority of the maximum moment.e campaign at the >> is i like an economic blockade? >> i'm not going to confirm that is we're using all of our sanctions we'll continuend to do so to economically cut off illicit activities. questions for you, mr. secretary. s

and they're all on the s&l's books. >> there's something wrong about the savings and loan industry today who got into banking and was able to buy a savings and loan. >> when keating bought lincoln savings and loan, he used it as a private piggy bank for his own ambitions, like the venetian hotel that cost $500,000 per room to build. >> that hotel is a magnificent investment for savings and loans dollars, no question about it. >> the real problem is when our appraisers looked at it, it said it's worth $200 million, not $300 million. >> bill black was one of the federal regulators who really spearheaded going after keating. >> we discovered likely fraud. just really basic things that no honest banker would do. the examiners looked at 52 real estate loans lincoln made. there were no credit reports on the borrowers in all 52. >> on top of that, charles keating has lincoln savings sell uninsured junk bonds, and he targets the widows and the retirement community. >> there were 23,000 customers who would buy $250 million of these bonds. >> we had sold our home in sherman oaks. my husband had a

go, whatever is think we've established that. 26 years, maybe because the birds were not going to the l, they are this year. >> i would like to apologize to anything you might see in the next 3 1/2 hours, but this year's different than any of the other ones, except wing bowl 13 which was the year the eagles went to the super bowl. what we wanted to is we want to t this city and start to party now that we hope goes through next week after the eagles win it. >> reporter: what's your favorite part of this? >> i love about it, all these pee in to eat the chicken wings and have a theme and create t walk it in. that's almost mummer-like. we didn't set that up when we put it together 26 years ago. we wanted something we wanted t. they took it an ran with it. they came up with the concepts it's going to be eagles wall to wall. >> reporter: what's your message to the birds auto in minneapolis. >> it's simple, we deserve one here, don't we. they have five in new england, i grew up there, they don't appreciate it. let's feel what it's like to be the best team in football in a miracle season it wou

skating, the skiing is my favorite and the one olympic event i still think i could possibly compete in, the le. >> do it. what's holding you back? you've accomplished everything else? >> i'm going to wait until after march 5 and then maybe i'll make the next olympic luge. the hollywood luge team. >> did you have designs of actually being a skater? >> i did. i wanted to be an olympic figure skater, only because my father owned a building that had an ice rink and so i could skate free all the time. i threw myself into it with full commitment. i would get up at 5:00 in the morning and go and skate, and i would go after school and skate, i was very passionate about it, i just wasn't very good. >> another front-runner and nominee in the best actor category is sam rockwell. >> get over here. >> no, you get over here. >> what does the word front runner make you feel like when you hear it? >> self-conscious. what are you going to say to that? it's just an amazing group of guys, plumber, jenkins, dafoe, woody. my buddy woody. >> right, exactly. >> it's a good group. >> are you worried that woody is go

probably going north of south and south under the l. the river so not to adelaide. the way you could that would be no problem with hydrogen fuel on our app you can even see where you can get fuel. be taking my own mare i on a ski holiday later this month will get fuel in this burg and we could also fill up in bulk sonam these days international travel with a hydrogen powered car is no problem amazing isn't it. that. you believe us company h t m ability is working to expand the network of fueling stations for hundreds or because. the startup is based in berlin and receives funding from the german government and industry partners. the fueling stations cost about one million euros each so does building them even make economic sense. is or does markets always growing parallel in other words what infrastructure and consumer numbers are growing hand in hand in for us to make restructuring has to be a step ahead or take the first step we will have one hundred fueling stations rattled by a twenty nineteen when you know we're seeing the number of cars and vehicle fleets girl

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there are similar concerns the owner isn't taking reservations because she wants to be able to hands the l the heavy foot traffic. >> the crowd concerns aren't just about feeding everyone, it is also about keeping people moving here on the sidewalks, and also, on the streets. peong chang police chief says the massive crowd could bring traffic to a halt. this command center will watch for potential problems, with 1500 people assigned to manage movement on the roads. with security a top priority, terror threat drills have taken place, rehearsing scenarios from chemical bombs at olympic venues, to potential drone strikes. 13,000 police officers will be used daily in the city, with 60,000 security personnel throughout the olympic areas. all with the same goal. keeping athlete and spectators safe. in peong chang south korea, dana jacobson. >> coming up neglect, fans are camping out in new york city to shop at a pop up shop. tell how it is, how long it will be around. >> then a record setting class will tell you where there is an over abundance of twins, and triplet. chelsey? >> and jim, jan, i'

new doubts how the actress died. lriff's deputies say the case is now being investigated as a suspicious death(pam) her husband- actor robert wagner - is reportedly refusing to talk to investigators.as catherine heenan reports ... the lead detective is no longer ready to declare that wagner is innocent. "i think he's more of a person of interest now."natthe death of the hollywood legend was originally ruled an accident. "the los angeles coroner says tonight natalie wood apparently slipped, hit her head and drowned."the official verdict: wood fell in the water while trying to climb into a rubber dinghy from this yacht anchored off catalina island. "rita the los angeles coroner is saying natalie wood was drunk" after the l=a sheriff's department reopened the case, a new examination of the autopsy report, changed the cause from accidental to undetermined.a witness from another boat came forward to say she heard wood and wagner arguing on the night she

(upbeat music) - [announcer] it's the michelle meow show, the a to z, covering the lgbt, l-m-n-o-p, and everyone in between. (upbeat music) here's michelle meow. - welcome to the michelle meow show, your a through z, covering the lgbt, l-m-n-o-p, and everyone in between show. yes, you can hear it. i'm fighting a cold. so if you're at home right now, fighting the cold, good for you, and if you do get sick, be a responsible sickie. take care of yourself, and do not spread it. (laughing) february is black history month, and so that's what we're going to focus on tonight. we'll kick off with a special interview with maestro michael morgan, from oakland symphony. the show will focus and celebrate black lgbtq leaders. before we get into the interview, let's read some quotes from some famous lgbtq black community leaders.

hutsonon: have to l look at the demand side, at the supply side.we have to cooperate internatioionally. wewe have to involve businesses and statecraft and private citizens and ngos and law enforcrcement, and we have to educate people worldwide that your ivory trinkets mean that an elephahant has to die. thornton: we need to go back to the total ivory ban, including complete ban on domemestic trade in china and japan. if china andnd japan banned domemestic ivory trade today, poaching will be going down by next week. that's how big the demand is there,e, and closing thahat demd is the number one way to helpp saveve and prorotect africa's elephants. [cheers and applause] naomi: hey. hi, everybody. um, so, we're actually going to start with a little video, uh, sort of trailer for the book, if you don't mind. so roll the trailer. in december 2012, , a complex systemem scientistst walked up to t the podium m at the amemern geophysics unionon to presenent a papaper.

[applause]. >> the hon. l. g that you instilled in me to make this city a better place. we can't let what happened last week in san francisco tear us do you object. -- down. we have to move forward because we are a resilient people, and we are a stronger people because of it, and we will get through this coming together, working together, fighting together. that's what this month is about. it's a history of the challenges of the past that led us here today and the hope and the promise of a better future. and as a member of the board of supervisors, we have worked so hard to do some amazing things, and one of the things that i am so proud of when i first became a member of the board is working together with supervisor cohen, with reverend brown and the delta sigma theta to get that housing legislation passed to make sure that affordable housing is prioritized for the residents that live in those neighborhoods. [applause]. >> the hon. l. breed: just imagine how many more african americans would still be living in