interested in trying to learn how to economically make ethanol from the cellulosic materials -- that is, the stalks, stems, leaves -- the nonedible parts of the plant. narrator: cellulosic material, or biomass, is basically the fibrous, woody, and generally inedible portions of plants. and it is the most plentiful biological material on earth. the challenge for nrel scientists and engineers like andy aden is to design cost-effective conversion plants that can create fuel from many different types of biomass. aden: there are lots of different types of biomass. there are agricultural residues, like corn stover or wheat straw, things that are currently left in the field after the grain has been harvested. there are wood types of feed stocks that are biomass -- wood chips like poplar for example. it's a very fast-growing tree, and you can potentially have plantaof this terial that can produce large amounts of biomass for fuel, all the way even to a prairie grass like switch grass. the benefits of this material is it's very drought-tolerant and you can get a lot more tonnage of this material off of an a

we believe the stalks are high. we feel we have a concrete plan to guarantee security. checkpoints such as this dot the city. you can find them every few kilometres. they are a visible sign of the security plan. soldiers understand the threats. >> we are the spear head of the open war on terrorism in general. we might terrorism on behalf of the reason, especially in iraq and baghdad. the war continues with al qaeda linked groups and we are confident in our plans to secure the city. >> his confidence is not shared by many. >> there are attacks across iraq every day. the damage is clear to see. along with frustrations. . >> reporter: according to the united nations over 2,700 have died as a result of violence like these. that grim statistic will likely have an impact on people as they visit the polling booths come april. >>> more to come, including free at last. will the release of four south sudan politicians bring an end to the conflict. and... ..we take a look at the life and legacy of william shakespeare, as the year of his birth is celebrated. >>> hello again. a remin

between the west and russia sees both heard from us actor of stage and kate nigerian geneva pulling the stalks of blaming russia four of them. much of what's happening in the south east of ukraine. i'm talking about the central russian. on the group's full force but it is the big question of how the relevance of that is to the actual foul relevant winning russia is to the actual situation that in ukraine and its also question why was talking about the control how much control or whether he controlled his moscow have any control over these armed groups pro russian even on groups in that part of the country also washington is talking about how the four issue of sanctions how much zach its relevance to the situation in ukraine itself says they're talking about either more sanctions and more pressure on moscow. if the situation continues to deteriorate for the mics with some of the sentence if he becomes better but perhaps in what many analysts have been saying they should really be focused in the two have a lot of influence on to your stories and cute pregnant perhaps they should be more focused

there will of the crematorium since we din that we doing this before especially the first one in the stalk an area we have others which is that he's too warm up the building and surrounding buildings with an all connected to the city's main heating system. so exactly how what does the process while the foetus is below us content is about twelve hundred degrees celsius in the halls my friends up here it is cool bike. this machine by winning eight hundred and fifty different pipes through which despite his palms of their capture light didn't taste like old walter time for other protests. the cold war to peace he says the whole pool to listen to the didn't exist. it has been heated debate about renewable energy and continuing damage to the environment the authorities he believed a season ideal solution to persist create up to eighteen hundred megawatts of energy each year. in real terms that's enough to use that i started to read a million times you can make one million cups of tea or tumble dry your client's six hundred thousand times. what about blair's to use the energy create it. they bel

interested in trying to learn how to economically make ethanol from the cellulosic materials -- that is, the stalksnversion plants that can create fuel from many different types of biomass. aden: there are lots of different types of biomass. there are agricultural residues, like corn stover or wheat straw, things that are currently left in the field after the grain has been harvested. there are wood types of feed stocks that are biomass -- wood chips like poplar, for example. it's a very fast-growing tree, and you can potentially have plantaons of this material that can produce large amounts of biomass for fuel, all the way even to a prairie grass like switcgrass. the benefits of this material is it's very drought-tolerant and you can get a lot more tonnage of this material off of an acre of land. so there are a lot of reasons and a lot of additional benefits for using biomass as a source of ethanol as opposed to just corn grain, one of which is there's a lot more of it out there, the second of which is you avoid the food-versus-fuel issues. the third potential benefit is to farmers in rural americ

doj only has records from 1996 on the number of gps stalking incidences. then, 25,000. think of how many more people have smartphones. there has been an explosion of the use of smart phones since then. this would make the manufacture and marketing of these stalking apps -- they are marketed as, follow your girlfriend and see if she is cheating on you. >> on both location privacy measures eu have introduced and him on the broader issue of the electronic communications privacy act, reforming the 1986 law that governs digital due process, what are the prospects for movement this year? leahy cares about these issues. i have republican colleagues who care about these issues as well. my hope is that we will get to and senator leahy, a lotan leahy has written of the laws in the past. i think and hope we will get to this. >> what is the next step in regards to the comcast-time warner cable proposed merger with regard to the senate judiciary committee? >> i don't know. to see is due more hearings, but we will see. >> -- us do more hearings, but we will see. >> have you shared you

the government sponsored study looked at biofuels made from the stalks and leaves leftover from the corned in the journal nature climate change challenges the obama administration's conclusions that biofuels are a much cleaner oil alternative and will help fight climate change. the study found that the process for converting the corn stalks into biofuel would create more greenhouse gas than gasoline. the study is being criticized by the biofuels industry and obama administration as flawed. a computer glitch at a southern california del taco cause more that 150 customers to be seriously overcharged for their food. one customer says his atm card was charged more than $4,000 for a couple of tacos. a spokesman for the restaurant says all the overcharges at the santa paula del taco will be refunded. moments of certainty. when you know, you know. the all-new volvo v60 sportswagon. the s60 sedan and the xc60 crossover. test drive one today. model year end sales event. the s60 with 0.9% apr and up to $2500 in allowances. crash in west oakland this morning. police say a car crashed at fifth and u

stalking. part of my bill would start to keep records on this. do to j only -- doj only has records from 1996 for some reason on the number of gps stalking incidences, and it's then 25,000. now, think of how many more people have smartphones than they had, there's been an explosion of the use of smartphones since then. so this would make the manufacture and marketing of these stalking apps, i mean, they're marketed as follow your, you know, your girlfriend, see if she's cheating on you. >> senator, so just to clarify here, on both the location privacy measure that you've introduced and on the broader issue of the electronic communications privacy act, you know, reforming that 1986 law that governs digital due process, what do you think are the prospects for movement this year? what do you think happens, you know, as we get closer to the end of the year? >> guest: well, you know, chairman leahy cares about both these issues, and i know -- i have republican colleagues that care about these issues as well. my hope is that we will get to these things and that we will, you know, senator leahy, chairman leahy has written a lot of the ecpa laws in the pas

with edward feinstein arrested last month, cops say he was the one cyber stalking daluise. azy case, robin. >> chris, thank you. >>> abc's chief legal affairs anchor, dan abrams is here. what's a likely defense here? >> the likely defense, she didn't mean it. assuming she did send these texts. i didn't actually suggest that there was going to be a murder. i didn't mean that i was really trying to hire someone. prosecutors will have to show this is more than talk. that she actually had the intent to find someone to try to kill. and that's going to be the challenge. >> how are you going to do that? >> you have the problem with this witness. this guy, feinstein, who has gone from being a witness, also to a suspect. he's got a long rap sheet. he's the one who she's texting with. he, in theory, becomes the crucial witness. and now, he's a being problem for prosecutors, as well. when you actually think about how crazy this case got, right? it goes from her reporting that she's being stalked to her becoming a defendant. him going from being the witness in all of this, to now being

google for example hasn't jud lined the risk that continue to stalk the tech sector where investors have got ahead of themselves. but the cool picture from the earnings season so far is that it's not quite as bad as people had feared. >> vincent, how would you grade the earnings season so far overall? >> not as bad as people feared. you got to remember, it's a solid b. you got to remember when you're talking about the s&p 500 you're not talking about just the u.s. economy. you're talking about the world at large. and what we're seeing is consistent with a tepid cyclical expansion in the u.s. economy. and the rest of the world hanging in there. >> so what's going on with the ten-year note? i've been shocked to see it trading at 2.6%, even right at that level limit almost falling below it this week. >> you're not the only one shocked the ten-year is that low. >> is this worries about our economies, worries about other kmirs a economies? >> being the best house on a bad block has some certain advantages. u.s. treasury security is a safe haven security asset and the world's a risky place. >>

vulnerable we were and they started targeting aig, citi bank and using techniques with the intent of crashing our stalk market. sounds like a conspiracy theory but it isn't. the former treasure secretary said the russian's approaches the chinese and said if we dumpthdump the holdings of the american debt we can crater the economy. and the russians did it and it worseni worsened our situation. >> you have a follow up. >> i got into the chinese dock doctrine that was written by the people's public of china and two colonels wrote this in 1999 and said the best way to beat america is wall street attack, cyber attacks or ruining the currency. so i looked at what happened in 2008- 2008-2009. and i looked forward to what could be happening. our next war is going to be cyber economic in nature and say they will crash the economy if they get into war. that is what vladimer putin said when he invaded the ukraine. and he said we will slap sanction on you his response was you don't want to do that because i can crash your strong market and i can hack your financial system and dump the dollar. the things i wrote ab

. >> you took the broccoli stalks and shaved them. >> there are a lot of nutrients there.ut them in fourths and shave them down. you get like a slaw, beautiful ribbons and you can put them as a garnish on so many things. >> you don't want to cook the tomatoes? >> no, just the way they are. >> we are going to try to put this right in the middle. >> it's okay if they overlap. >> a little but not too much. we just did it. >> on top of that, a little bit of romano shaved. and a little olive oil on top and just a little bit of petter. >> perfect. >> again, bella, thank you so much. >> beautiful. that's great. >>> have questions or concerns about your pet's health? our pet expert is on duty. email pets@kpix.com. or you can post it on our facebook page. our resident vet is here every friday at noon and she will answer your questions. we'll be right back. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ============b r e a k >>> sharks and kings tonight game 7 go sharks. >> can't believe it's game 7. >> and it's hot. >> nice to be in the shark tank with all the ice. >> but what a view, huh? ♪ [ male announcer

partly it's the thrill of stalking prey but mostly it's the love of alcohol and public urination. and i love every innovation in hunting which is why i'm giving a wag of my finger to the alaska board of games which just voted to mak make-- assisted hunting illegal by banning using a drone to fly above trees to look for a moose or a bear. what am i supposed to do, go into the woods myself. there might be a moose or a bear in there! (laughter) and listen, just listen to their lame reason. >> alaska's board of game says drones give hunters an unfair advantage. >> stephen: since when is hunting about fairness? if it was fair, we would meet the moose in the middle of a field, flip a coin and the winner gets the gun. so lift this ban, alaska, and allow americans to fulfill the dream of every outdoorsman bagging a pa jess particular 12 point buck from the comfort of his own toilet. finally, on timpicay mother wager a new warning has been announced with a car with 16 valves, four cylinders and thousands of leg legs. >> mad da-- mazda is recalling 42,000 cars because of potential danger ca

after some serious detective work, tailing him for at least a week as he drove aggressively on the roads, stalking potential victims. he tried unsuccessfully to buy a gun with laser sight. in came the tips. a woman spotted a man wearing a hoodie and mask in 70-degree weather. she wrote down the license plate number on this dodge neon. then empty bullet boxes found on the side of the road, a fingerprint match. whittaker stands charged with nine of those 20 highway shootings that injured three. his family says they never saw it coming. >> i'm totally shocked. it doesn't seem logical he would do that because i thought he had a good support system. his dad was always there for him. >> reporter: police say whitaker denied knowing about the shootings but then changed his story, claiming he was a victim. still no word on any motive. for now those drivers caught in the crossfire still have those bullet holes on their minds. >> even though you're relieved, you're still asking why was my car shot at? >> i still have a lot of questions. why was he doing this, what is the motive. >> reporter: here in kansas c

doj only has records from 1996 on the number of gps stalking inciden incidences. and it was then 25,000. think of how many more people have smart phones and there has been an explosion of use since then. this would make the manufacture and marketing of these stocker apps. they are marketed as follow your girlfriend to see if she is cheating on you. >> on the issues you have brought up and reforming the 1986 law that violates digital process. what do you think happens as we get closer to the end of the year? >> well, chairman lay carries about this and chairman has written a lot of these and i think and hope we will get to this. >> host: and what is the next step with regard to the comcast-time warner proposal with relationship to the committee? >> i would like us to do more hearing but we will see. >> have you shared your views with the fcc and the doj? >> yes, we have. as soon as the proposed deal was announced i wrote to both doj and the fcc to express by concerns and i have had a returni returning correspondence with them. >> host: senator al franken thanks for

originally told the police when they contacted me about dawn's ruse so for me to be named a suspect was just mindboggling to me. >> reporter: police had decided daluise had been maliciously stalkedube is confident the case against her will be dismissed. >> it's absolutely ridiculous. >> reporter: for now, the case lies in the mountain of evidence. 220 gigs worth on detective mccauley's daluise hard drive. do you feel confident at this point in your investigation, that you know who did what to whom? >> no. >> i'm so relieved to hear you say that. this is the craziest thing i've ever seen. >> it is. >> reporter: the only ones not laughing are gabriel suarez, still trying to imagine why someone might want him exfoliated permanently and dawn daluise still sitting in stir after a competitor got under her skin. >> coming up, the designing woman who scammed a childless couple. what she didn't have, was a baby. >> it was all a lie. >> when designing women returns. or did they just add an r? forget about that. it's not a word! you're my frather, i'm your fron, this is our framily. you can't just mush words together like that. uh gu gu. [ speaking french ] oh, guilty as charged. he does l

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for weeks to places where the midst of those in on all your points and stalking the decisions and. ideally you that the ukrainian. avoid course and soon it will also use force. press. and honestly is there sorry to announce the question. we don't use thanks to you who don't use it i can use the new crayons a disagreement this below this is due to its ba you might know that ukrainian garment is also roy keane on to terrorists the co operation. cool skate operation the indian regions that the war. do you mostly affected by the extremists the and activities. and up the troops that the station that is the stations of the target of ukraine beat and kill to pull them up box of course they might be nor in the waltz did in these operations suited to the visitation room is coming i am going to the eye. yours liu. i will will will will the program is brought you by critically. waste from norway's mainstream crews were lies. the herd exploring one thousand miles of norwegian coastline the report include counters and access to wilkinson

the english steering committee. how to deal with to dance. stuart and stalking the streets the security forces cracking down on every purchase. and simon standing in line for powdered milk the quality and if the government comes feed it and people demands using says this man. middle class isn't trying to overthrow the president nick announcement in a row the upper classes are upholding them to be even cooler of venezuelans on discontented. when his mind in concentration and stability is not on the horizon. the forty people have been killed on both sides and each claims the oven for the casualties veteran time they're operating outside in the line violating the constitution that's why did people are on the streets. it was so nice to have to tolerate it when they attack us we have to watch as they sent out country a night out what it's like that in the meantime thanks. gabby and i was a popular thing in the well heeled districts of connectors. she's one of the leaders of the student protests companies that matilda us government test again but not because that soci

in the chilling video, you can see the burglar stalking silently through the house. when he gets to the nursery, he shines the light down to the sleeping child asleep in the crib. the robbery was captured after 5:00 a.m. while the child was asleep, and thankfully, nobody was hurt, and the family didn't know for hours that they had been robbed. the intruder entered through the unlocked front window, in the video, he can be seen taking a laptop, and that was later found in the neighbor's yard. ten days after the incident, the father is still shaken up. >> my stomach was turning, and i was really upset what happened. >> reporter: the harris county sheriff's office releesased the video to help find the suspect who is believed to be a hispanic male in the teens. and in all, he got away with $60 in cash, and small sum considering how close he was to the family's most valuable item. >> as soon as i knew, i went upstairs and kissed him so hard. i was so happy to know that he was okay. >> and they believe that the burglar may be responsible for t the another string of burglar

the san francisco chronicle photographers are stalking homeless people in the public restrooms at the main library taking pictures of them taking a crap and using the urinals. i'm glad that you are investigating the library of the homeless people being taken pictures of. i want justice for alex. i want a list of every person who has been killed in an officer involved shooting. there is no such list. if you go down to 850 bryant, there is a wall of officers killed in the line of duty. fine. we'll remember those killed in the line of duty. i want a list of sheila detoy. no one went to jail for killing her. the cops killed her in the car instead of shooting the tires. that is not okay. we need a list compiled boo i the community, the police commission and the police force. spend public dollars compiling the list of every san franciscans killed by a cop in the past 30 years. we need to gather the names of our dead. >> you have 30 seconds. >> i have 30 seconds and i want to say that i'm old enough to remember -- eleanor, a black mother killed by the new york police department. no one, no c

prosecutors say the fire rig he was driving ran a red light and stalk motorcyclist at the intersection of fifth and howard streets in san francisco. quinn was spotted drinking water at a neighboring bar just after the crash but then disappeared from the scene for a few hours. sources tell us quinn's blood alcohol level tested at .13%. he later resign from the fire department. the grand jury indictment does not contain hit and run charges but does include three other felonies. >> the first count is driving under the influence causing injury, the second count is driverring with a blood alcohol content of .08 or higher causing injury. the third count is driving a commercial vehicle with a .04 or higher causing injury. >> the injured motorcyclist is seen here. he suffered broken ribs and a punctured lung. he is suing quinn and san francisco county for damages. we'll tell you why the motorcyclist's legal team is not happy about this indictment and how it's been handled by the san francisco prosecutor's office. back to you. . >> thank you. >>> the alameda fire department is working to clean

. >> one of the most fascinating stories i uncovered was the story about ronald gene who stalked presidentton used to take his jogs around the white house or the area around the white house. he stalked him for about a week. was going to shoot him, but for some reason, one reason or another, he changed his mind. >> and a lot of these times, a lot of these -- first of all, how do you uncover these plots? >> well, you know, the secret service is not disposed to sharing the secrets with the general public, so i had to do my research by the means. i did contact the secret service, but, you know, i got the usual reply that they don't reveal these stories. but the stories are there, and congressional reports, fbi files, court records because of course, america is an open society and you can't hide court cases, newspaper archives, as well. >> right. >> and, you know, there is so much stuff out there, journalists obviously don't have time to wade through the thousands of pages that are involved which is why these are relatively unknown stories. >> right, let's talk about a couple of the other ones.

the milk and a feeding tray. >> when you're trying to run a sanitary business, a business that's respected, it's hard when you have stray cats. >> reporter: it's hard to say how many unwanted cats stalk the streets. in an effort to tame this, city council is considering an ordinance that prohibits the feeding of cats on public property. >> that's ridiculous. >> reporter: susan smith and raymond seen work with the homeless animal program. they have captured about 100 of the animals. seen says he'll continue to feed the animals. >> i'm a law abiding citizen but i may have to break a law. >> reporter: he says the proposed ordinance falls short of address the problem. >> reporter: downtown business owner wayne thompson wants something but doesn't know if this will work. the council is set to vote on the ordinance next tuesday. >>> oakland police welcomed a record number of graduates from the latest police academy today. the crowd at oakland scotish right temple greeted the 47 new officers raising the number to 659. more classes this year may boost the number to over 700. >>> a cat and mouse game between drug manufacturers and police. >> it has similar effects to tcp. >> temperatures coul

the milk and a feeding tray. >> when you're trying to run a sanitary business, a business that's respected, it's hard when you have stray cats. >> reporter: it's hard to say how many unwanted cats stalk the streets. in an effort to tame this, city council is considering an ordinance that prohibits the feeding of cats on public property. >> that's ridiculous. >> reporter: susan smith and raymond seen work with the homeless animal program. they have captured about 100 of the animals. seen says he'll continue to feed the animals. >> i'm a law abiding citizen but i may have to break a law. >> reporter: he says the proposed ordinance falls short of address the problem. >> reporter: downtown business owner wayne thompson wants something but doesn't know if this will work. the council is set to vote on the ordinance next tuesday. >>> oakland police welcomed a record number of graduates from the latest police academy today. the crowd at oakland scotish right temple greeted the 47 new officers raising the number to 659. more classes this year may boost the number to over 700. >>> a cat and mouse game between drug manufacturers and police. >> it has similar effects to tcp. >> temperatures coul

. >> the national lead, police say they stalked the halls, classrooms, two knives in his hands. 20 people, almost all students, were clutching stab wounds. many of them serious. >>> a 16-year-old under arrest while his alleged victims fight for their lives. the world lead, when the most promising lead has been lost, the trail is hot again. fresh signals in the ocean which could be from the pingers on flight 370's black boxes. sounding more sure than ever, saying this plane will be found. is it time to dive down for a look? not so fast, the searchers have an unmanned sub at the ready to go down there. why are they in no hurry to launch it? welcome back to "the lead." i'm jack tapper. national lead, it aperiod a student turned whatever is troubling him into trouble for everyone. we're expecting officials to update us on the rampage inside a pittsburgh area high school that was carried out not with a gun, as we've seen so often in the country, but with a knife. rather, a pair of knives. at least 20 victims stabbed, some horribly, that they are clinging to life at this hour. almost all of the

. >> reporter: the seizure of the building may be dramatic but council members insist it's business as usual. despite gunmen stalking the corridors, civil servants are trying to get on with running the city. >> reporter: it's not clear how much public support there is for people occupying these buildings. here in donesk, the feelings. are divided about europe and russia. >> reporter: the ukrainian army seems to have suffered a set back. after retaking control of an airstrip on tuesday the army has lost several armored vehicles to pro-russian militia. they paraded them around town with a pro-russian flag. they made the short drive to another town where pro-russian sentiment is running high. another parade and some enthusiastic spectators. there were claims that some ukrainian soldiers had switched sides. >> you ukrainian military vehicle which were on the way to suppress the riot were stopped. the people asked them to come. we came there and the pair tradition troopers joined the people's army. >> reporter: but the army denies there has been any defections and sent military jets to underline the point. across eastern

the under cover detective going to stalk streets with a camera to catch thoserant they want pet ownersto feel like they want to feel they're being watched. >> there is buzz about what caused a delay during the giants game. buzz is the key word. check out what happened. angel pa fwchlt an hit this, it was announced and take a look at what diamond backs had to deal with. >> this is not uncommon. we've seen it before. they didn't care. >> the game delayed while umpires checked in. so the game resumed. >> oh, goodness. >> still ahead forget sotheby's. one auction house has rare items. >> back in a moment. [doorbell rings] hey. hey. what's this? it's u-verse live tv. with at&t u-verse... you can watch live tv from your device. hey. hey. anywhere in your home. [doorbell rings] hey. hey. so you won't miss a minute of ncaa march madness. call now to get a u-verse bundle for the same great price for 2 years. guaranteed. >>> coming up at 6:00 a san francisco family's oven proved to be anything but a best buy. michael finney on at my yens that couldn't have broken down at a worse time z a peek in

perfect for the people you want stalking you in your life.t for "way too early." we'll toss it over to "morning joe." good friday, thanks, gang. ♪ don't stop thinking about tomorrow ♪ ♪ don't stop >>> someone recently has said why do you want to do this job for another four years. and i said, i said i'll win this

the seizure of the building may be dramatic, but council members insist it's business as usual. despite gun many stalking the stores, still servants get on with searching the city. >> it's not clear how many support there is for those occupying the buildings. here people are divided whether the future lies with europe or stronger ties to russia. >> 100km north of here in kramatorsk. the army appears to have suffered a setback. after retaking control of an airstrip on tuesday, the army lost vehicles to pro-russia militia. they paraded them through town, flying the russian flag. >> the paramilitary made the drive to slovyansk. an area where pro-russian sentiment ran high. a parade and enthusiastic spectato spectators. there were claims that some soldiers switched sides. >> translation: ukrainian military vehicles which were on the way to suppress the riots were stopped. people arrived us to come, we came and the paratroopers joined the people's army. >> the army denies detections. they sent military yet to underline the point. across eastern ukraine, it still has a fight n its hands. >> now, the united sta

he dismissed the low price. thorne stalked off angery among the deck and he followed him and ridiculed his offer, harassing him and pestering him to train. captain thorne spun about, temper exploding and grabbed a sea otter fur and rubbed it in his face. dam your eyes, he said to the chief. kicking away the trade fur on the deck and then through thomas off the ship. the other indians left in their canoes. the two returned to the ship and when they heard what happened they urged him to weigh immediately because they will look for insult he warned. thorne laughed them out. you pretend to know a great deal about the indian character doing ross's account that captured the spirit of the encountering. you know-nothing at all. don't be so saucy now. it didn't end well. but that is where i will end. thank you very much. we can talk and take questions. [ applause ] feel free to get up and leave. but we can keep talking. let's see. here we have the microphone. there is a question right there. >> what is so interesting about this story i

we were able to show that the stalking suspect had been in the area of the victim's home dozens of timese any question in your mind that this technology is keeping people safe? >> there's no question it helps police keep the community safer. >> in the wrong hands, a tool to fight crime can reveal intimate secrets, even about the police themselves. melissa is a blogger and privacy activist in minneapolis. she wanted to give the police a taste of their own medicine. >> as you can see, that is an ice vehicle from homeland security and they would park in these areas. >> the city's alpr database used to be public, so she searched for unmarked law enforcement cars near official buildings, ran their plates and posted what she found on her website. according to this internal document, minneapolis police worried she would reveal undercover operations. >> i kind of got the sense that the city was not very comfortable with people tracking their vehicles using date that they were tracking us with. >> soon after, the city made alpr data private. >> this evening on america tonight, we're going to take

on a local referendum >> reporter: the seizure of the building may be dramatic but council members insist it's business as usual. despite gunmen stalking core dors, civil servants are trying to get on with running the city. >> it's not clear how much public support there is for the people occupying these buildings. here in donetsk, opinions are divided about whether the future life with europe or with stronger ties with russia. >> about 100 kilometers north of here in the city of kanatursk, the army seems to have suffered a set back after retaking control of an air strip on tuesday, the army has left several armored vehicles to pro-russian militia. they paraded them through town flying the russian flag. the para militaries then make a short drive north toslovslov where pro-russian sentiment is running high, a parade and some enthusiastic spectators that have claimed that some careenia soldiers are switched side. >> the people aren't supposed to come come: the para troopers joined the peoples army. >> the army denies there are any defenses. across eastern engineukraine, il has a fight on its hand. >>> nato said there is no change in the

the u.n. peace stalks. martin indyke is returning. there'll be a knew meeting date of 29 july. we begin with background. >> determined to make a difference in the middle east peace process secretary of state john kerry made a dozen trips to the middle east since beginning his tenure. >> it's a combination of ego that he thinks he can achieve this, but there's a belief, and he's right, that an israeli-palestine peace agreement could help to stablilize the middle east. >> despite attempts, the talks may have broken down. in testimony before the senate foreign relations committee kerry cited israel's announcement of 700 housing units for jewish settlers as the cause of the impasse. >> that was the moment. >> he called actions by both sides unhelpful. each side says the other is not keeping up its side of the bargain. israel promised to release palestine prisoners, now it wants to tie that release to an extension of the talks due to end this month. the palestinians promised not to apply to join the unor other international -- u.n. or other international organizations, but went back

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. >> the taliban ending its ceasefire with the pakistani government will still continue the peace stalks a statement sent to journalists, the government is accused of killing several taliban fighters during the truce. attacks on civilians didn't stop. a bomb killed 20 in a busy shopping center. the pakistani government has not i should a response. >> several thousand interpreters working with nato forces in afghanistan are trying to leave the country. they say it's because they fear the taliban. many aren't getting the help they're asking for. >> protesting outside of heavily fortified entrance to the british embassy in kabul is perhaps as close as these former military interpreters will get to british territory. branded as spies by the taliban and in fear for thor lives, they want asylum in the united kingdom. the british government prefer they stay here. >> it was like hell, because we were going on the ground, we were facing taliban, even though we were not trained. the head of the british forces, the fact that i joined the british forces, i thought i could help my country, because i

i'm going to take a closer look on how the president stalks abo -- talks about race. >> the white community union acknowledging what ails the african-american community does not just exist in the minds of black people. the current incidents of discrimination, while less overt than the past, these are real. they must be addressed. i'm j-a-n-e and i have copd. i'm d-a-v-e and i have copd. i'm k-a-t-e and i have copd, but i don't want my breathing problems to get in the way my volunteering. that's why i asked my doctor about b-r-e-o. once-daily breo ellipta helps increase airflow from the lungs for a full 24 hours. and breo helps reduce symptom flare-ups that last several days and require oral steroids, antibiotics, or hospital stay. breo is not for asthma. breo contains a type of medicine that increases risk of death in people with asthma. it is not known if this risk is increased in copd. breo won't replace rescue inhalers for sudden copd symptoms and should not be used more than once a day. breo may increase your risk of pneumonia, thrush, osteoporosis, and some eye problems. tell your doct

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coming up tonight, the investigative team and reporter steven stalk adds up the numbers no one has put together before. civil rights lawsuits and internal investigations. tonight, the investigative unit adds them all up and breaks it all down and that's tonight at 11:00 on nbc bay area. >>> here in the bay area, hundreds of thousands of people flooded the vatican sunday to watch as pope john xxiii and john paul ii were canonized. pope benedict was there to watch pope francis conduct the historic ceremony. a halfian pe ihalf million peop streets. another 300,000 watched on giant tv screens around rome. here in the bay area, hundreds of people turned out for a ceremony of their own. now, in a tribute to now st. john paul, a seven-foot tall bronze statue was unveiled at our lady of peace church in santa clara. catholic bishop patrick mcgraw provided over the out door mass. >> so many people there yesterday. >> phenomenal. >>> a record-setting day at at&t park. we'll explain, coming up next. >>> welcome back, everyone. a live look outside at&t park. the giants back at it tonight starting a

the one about j. lo. you apparently go into bathroom stalls, and you are next to a lot of famous people? >> yeah. when you say it like that, you make it sound like i sort of stalkit's a little weird, creepy. >> it's all been very organic the way it's coming up. but in "the wedding planner," they had a bathroom on the set that was our office. one day during a break, i think she was, like, i'm going to go to the ladies room. i thought, i should probably do that, too. >> while i have time. >> and while she's going. i really didn't think of it that way, though. i just followed her in and we went into the bathroom like you do when you're girls. >> together. hoda and i like to do that, too. >> what happened when you were in there? >> then we went to the bathroom, and then we washed our hands, and then she left. she's a much faster peer than i am. she was in and out with quickness. >> did you want to say something to her in there? >> i don't know. it's weird, right? >> when ellen was in the bathroom, and i didn't know what to say. oh, my god. >> you said nothing. nice flow. that's all you can really say to anybody. don't you think? nice flow. compliment people, hoda.

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they had concerns about the privacy issue and to be able to prevent somebody from stalking. >> reporter: the concern is an abuser could kill his partner's phone putting her in danger. san francisco d.a. george gascon citing an epidemic of cell phone crime has become a national advocate for mandatory kill switches. >> the problem with the current state of affairs is that even if you and i are using a kill switch technology on the phone, the thieves out there know that more than half of the consumers do not have theirs activated. it's a matter of playing the odds. >> reporter: one point strikes close to home. >> i hand him the cash. he says give me your phone. okay. it's in my upper pocket. i hand him the phone. >> reporter: just last evening, kpix 5's mike sugerman was robbed of his cell phone within a block of his house! >> i lost my contacts. that's every source, everybody i have done a story with. i must have had 1,000 names and numbers in there. >> reporter: mike had never activated the find my phone feature. you are a student of human nature. >> yeah. >> reporter: what is it about p