that goal in 3 years when is more observe when meeting with sherman is that she never settles nor the stalkinghe is fortunately determined to get the outcome for the vulnerable resident and co-chairs the san francisco human resources and has received attention for her groundbreaking work please join me in welcoming cherlyn cherlyn. >> good afternoon. thank you mayor ed lee and the status of women for this recollection recognize is is truly incredibly humbling to receive an honor i have been working and it is incredibly with regard a bit of a challenge to get the housing going and it is going well we couldn't have done it without you of gale and here team and my board and the staff and i was thinking about this work i started my work in denies as a counselor had i was 22 year-olds i know i knew nothing i was mentored in the work we incredible women i 34er7bd by women that left domestic violence that started the domestic violence movement i was 34er7bd by women that transferred through incredibly difficult journeys to get whereier where they were they carried me through the work it is because of

that goal in 3 years when is more observe when meeting with sherman is that she never settles nor the stalkinghe is fortunately determined to get the outcome for the vulnerable resident and co-chairs the san francisco human resources and has received attention for her groundbreaking work please join me in welcoming cherlyn

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 plantas of this terial 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 a

after obtaining an arrest warrant for the suspect who was stalking his ex girlfriend he quickly received a call coordinating attorney at crock who was serving the suspect with a civil restraining order. the suspect recently pled guilty and is now under a civil restraining record and crock helped that victim obtain. due to these services and the working relationship and the fact that inspector keen took the time to get my attention we asked kimberly cross here. the san francisco police department recognizes the restraining order clinic. such an example of dedication is worthy of the highest he esteem [applause]. >> the chief is going to come down and give you the certificate and if you want to share a few words, we'd appreciate it. >> it's a real plaque i thought it was going to be like a piece of paper. thank you. with me here tonight i'd like to introduce the crock staff attorney and legal assistant and norma's daughter natalie who helps us with child care at the clinic. we want to thank you for this recognition it truly means a lot to us. the results are better all around. we are bette

backed up by the government and guess what, they were but i did talk to a couple economists who said the stalks or the loans of the biggest banks also trade at a discount like that indicating that the market doesn't believe the biggest banks would be allowed to go bankrupt and indeed in 2008 leaseholder bailout happening. you can argue the day that the key party started as the the day that the bush administration announced it intended to spend $800 billion bailing out the big banks and their phones ring off the hook with nobody organizing it. so i'm opposed to too big to fail. they would make their own decisions if they had to stand on their own 2 feet. they would let the banks fail if they made bad decisions but what do i do just accept it they have been an imperfect world or a bank that is too big to fail is to big don't let it get that big. obviously as a libertarian i don't think microsoft was too big it's been creatively halfway destroyed. other companies have come along. is facebook too big? i'm not bothered by faith but being too big but if the banks have a blank check on the treasury th

watching the president-elect. he actually stalked carter. in october 1980, he was in dayton, ohio and he got within arm's reach of the president, he didn't bring his guns with him. he left them in the luggage at the bus station. he regretted that. so he had been stalking presidents and stuff. and there he was with reagan. right there. and he was like, he comes, he's actually in l.a. he takes a bus across country. he arrives the day before the shooting. and at that moment, the documents i read and the people who have interviewed him, the doctors, psychiatrists psychological reports, he hasn't made up his mind to kill, shoot the president, he doesn't even know the president is in town. but he wants to take a bus from d.c., to new haven to get foster. and he's envisioning himself, killing himself, killing her, in this orgy of violence. he's at the park central hotel and he buy as copy of the "washington star" newspaper and he flip it is open, on page a-4, there's the president's schedule and there he is at the hilton. he said i'm going to take m

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she said screw you, i am an american citizen and i will do what i want and that is where the stalking and killing of holiday began. harry had a rule no african-american could be the boss of white guy but it was hard to send a white guy into that area to stalk her. he employed a man name jimmy fletcher and he followed her. and he fell in love with her and felt ashamed of what he did next. he busted her she was on trial and said the trial was the united states versus billie holiday. she is sent to prison and when she got out she can not sing. you need a license to perform anywhere alcohol was served and they would not give it to her. her friend said what is the cruelest thing you can do to a person? take away the thing they love. so with these addicts all over the world is what we do. i went out with a female chain gang who will never work again with a criminal history. and holiday relapses in her early 40s and she is talk to know a hospital and they refuse here. they take her to another hospital and she said they will kill me in there. on her hospital bed she is diagnosed with liver ca

the stalking charges come because to seven of these women he went back multiple times to videotape them again over at least a six-month period. and that makes stalking charges according here. he has been released to home confinement. coming up at 6:00 why the prosecutors said that rosen could be a threat to the community even from his back porch. jim, back to you. >>> new developments tonight in the trial of a man charged with killing a georgetown law school student. rahul gupta was just found guilty of first-dree murder for killing mark wahl. prosecutors say bb h several mewi a butcher knife in fwup that's silver spring apartmen in 2013. gupta reportedly said he thought his girlfriend w cheating on him with wau. zachary kiescis going over key pieces of evidence now that were just released for the first time. his live report coming up later on news 4 at 5:00 tonight. >>> new details tonight at 5:00 from the national institutes of health. the condio of an american health care worker bei treated for ebola is apparently worsening. the patit'sas from serioo critical. few details have been r

in fact, by the time -- by that time guiteau had been stalking the president for weeks. he had even followed him to church and had considered shooting him in church. finally, he made his decision. the president he knew would be at the baltimore train station in washington d.c. on the morning of july 2, 1881 and guiteau would be waiting. the moment guiteau -- the moment garfield walked into the station that warning guiteau stepped out of the shadows and shot him twice. the first bullet hit the president in the arm and the second ripped through his back. by an incredible stroke of luck however, guiteau didn't kill garfield. he only wanted him. the bullet that tore through his back didn't hit his spinal cord. it didn't hit any vital organs. today he was -- would spend two nights in a hospital. even if he had been left alone he almost certainly would have survived. fortunately for garfield ann the nation, dr. bliss stepped in. ballistic advantage of the fear in the chaos that followed the shooting to assume control of garfield's medical care. but he was not only ambitious an

for the next three days, rorrer stalked the katrinaks' home to observe joann's daily routine.around 1:00 p.m., patricia broke into the basement and overheard joann on the telephone with her mother-in-law. >> we're about ready to leave, okay? >> when she heard katrinak was leaving, she decided to wait for them outside in the alley. and cut the telephone line to prevent any further calls. >> do as i say and don't make any noise. >> at gunpoint, patricia forced joann into her car, ordering her to drive to the remote farm land. >> no! [ gunshot ] patricia rorrer fired a single shot into joanne katrinak. and when the pistol jammed, beat her to death. the baby was left on her mother's chest and the murder weapon was never found but patricia left two bleach blonde hairs at the crime scene and some hair stained with the victim's blood in joann's car as she drove it back to town. at the trial, patricia rorrer's defense team scoffed at the notion that an alleged argument she had with joann was a believable motive for murder. >> the defense said come on, that can't be a motive. normal pe

all the courts were stalked by huge popular juries come as many as 500 people 500 people on a jury, and there were no professional judges. they did not have the division that we have between law and fact. just a group of 500 or whatever number in a particular case of people would just decide what they thought the law required. so that was an incredibly important source of power. they were responsible for lawmaking also in athens and they stopped a lot of what we think of as a kind of civil service. a lot of ordinary bureaucratic kinds of functions running city harbors, establishing the weights and measures those things were staffed by ordinary people put into positions by lottery. one of the things i argue is sometimes modern political theorists exaggerate that too far. sometimes people say they ran everything by lottery and there was no division between rich and poor which is actually, actually, i think, an overstatement. the athenians had certain political roles but either by law or custom were reserved for the rich but the poor can still hold the rich accountable. that fundamental ab

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police laying out the detailed and shocking charges of voyeurism and stalking against the young rosen there. given the details of that earlier today, rosen who is 44 years old, according to police took videos of women in their homes while they were naked or undressing all without the women's consent. police say they have found 40 separate incidents of videotaping involving 24 victims, seven of whom were filmed on more than one occasion. the incident allegedly happening in the adams morgan u street and mount pleasant neighborhoods in the district. now, rosen who has worked at the state department in counterterrorism for the past four years and on administrative leave, arrested last month and charged with soliciting sex from a minor on line. those charges stemming in fairfax county and through the course of the investigation, detectives in fairfax discovered the videos on rosen's phone that led to the arrest yesterday. >> the videos appear to have been taken through curtains and shades that were drawn so a camera -- the camera was utilized in a way that could see very small areas in the

it's in the interests not just of the farm workers, but producers to bring this dispute to a close sooner rather than later. >> u.s. troop withdrawal will dominate stalks between the president of afghanistan and the u.s. when the two meet in washington. afghanistan's president is on the first visit to the u.s. the u.s. president said all troops will be out of afghanistan by the end of 2016. and an animator in south africa is reaching a huge audience by writing in various languages. the state broadcast ever thinks they are too controversial tore tv. >> reporter: just an advertisement for fish and chips. it lamb poons the south african president zuma. he is shown eating with his family at his home a controversial property because of millions of taxpayer dollars spent upgrading its security. >> because it was popular, it's going to get people changing advertising. you look at what people think and say at the time. it was hugely popular with the public. someone higher up didn't see the humour. the straight broadcaster - it got plenty of hits online. >> it's awesome. >> cheers. another of his popular animations featuring an african jesus got him into troubl

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the new sign yesterday. other workers were stalking the fan store and programming the monitors. city officials say there will be more traffic signs on coleman avenue so it's less confusing for drivers and no public access on newhult driver. they'll use the special bus number 231 to the stadium. that leaves every 15 minutes starting two hours before each game. >>> after playing in a few college venue, team players are thrilled to have a permanent home. >> i think it gives everyone a sense of accomplishment. the sport has definitely cemented the sports environment. >> the inaugural game against the chicago fire is sold out, tomorrow at 4:00 p.m. >>> we have much more ahead on today in the bay. coming up, b.a.r.t. versus beer. why the transit agency is suing a brewery. >>> plus -- >> it took me 20 minutes yesterday to find a parking spot. >> business is booming, but neighbors are seething. the construction problems in san francisco and what the city wants to do to solve them. >>> welcome back. good morning to you. it's 7:10 on a saturday morning. here's a look at a foggy golden gat

the charges included stalking, harassment kidnapping and rape. s later he was arrested again here in philadelphia this time for the january rape. >> knowing that he was a flight risk i believe we did the right thing in requesting $3 million basement the d.a.'s request way granted but then 11 days later and in spite of the d.a.'s protest philadelphia judge frank palumbo lowered the bail to $35,000 and cuevas walked out a free man. >> you'll have to ask judge palumbo why he saw fit to make it $35,000. >> reporter: florida law enforcement say cuevas drove down to florida in this car and texted his ex-girlfriend planning to kill her. >> he said multiple times throughout the day that i will make all the pain go away. to me that's clear his intentions to kill her or kill himself. >> reporter: when police tried to apprehend cuevas they say he pulled out a 9-millimeter handgun from his back pocket. >> when he pulled that gun they had no choice. >> reporter: in wave car and hotel room they found several rounds of a.m. mission handcuffs rope and duct tape t

police say just moments before they gunned down spillman the the trio of suspects had been stalking another person walking their dog, in the neighborhood. >>> four women are arrested in a local prostitution sting operation, this is a look at three of the suspects. police began with a tip about the rose spa on county line road in huntington valley. that tip led to the discovery of ads for spat in the web site that advertisements prostitution. police went under cover and now four women are facing charges. >>> a trenton father is charged with child endangerment in the death of his nine month-old daughter. this is the suspect 21 year-old jevon thomas. authorities say his daughter died because he failed to feed or care for her, while i smoked marijuana thomas is behind bars tonight. >>> sexual harassment investigation involving the fire chief in atlantic city is heating up. today city officials released video appearing to show that chief dropping his pants in front of the female security guard. "eyewitness news" new jersey reporter cleve bryan is live for news atlantic city which new information

in fact, within a day or two, one of the doctors announced no need to worry about some unknown killer stalkinghy would he say that? >>> coming up, investigators were about to hear a strange tale from none other than karen's husband. >> sca >> reporter: they measured time in units of pain in little cottonwood, california will during the surreal minutes and hours and days after karen duenas was murdered. >> the best way i can explain my mom is she was of pure of heart is the best way to do -- to say it. >> reporter: the whole big family karen's family as well as mark's, parents, brothers sisters, gathered to support each other and mourn and struggle with the question that hung in the air -- who did this. but the word on the street was there was of no-- there was no question at all. >> we immediately heard outlandish rumors. you're going, i don't know where they're getting this. >> reporter: the boys heard them, too. rumors the detectives knew the killer was mark to which the family said -- >> ridiculous. i know there's no way possible he could have done it. >> my parents were best friends from a

well, she calls the police and says this guy is stalking me. they pull him over, they ask him what he's doing. he calls david and says i need you to bring the papers down and prove that i am who i say i am. david arrives at the scene and his relationship being what it was with all members of law enforcement in flathead county, was told to get back in his car immediately. david refuses to get back in his car after he's told to do so. and is pepper sprayed in the face. an officer puts him in handcuffs. >> i am real familiar with david. i don't want him with his history behind my back while i'm on a traffic stop, okay? >> this had to be a moment where david really snapped. >> it turned out they were members of this militia group known as project 7. the goal of this group was to assassinate people that had wronged them. >> nobody surrender your weapons to nobody. doug. you've been staring at that for awhile, huh? listen, td ameritrade has former floor traders to help walk you through that complex trade. so you'll be confident enough to do what you

we're following breaking news, three people were attacked in south jersey overnight and the suspects may be stalkingndom. >>> theives smash into cars and rip out air bags. we're gathering new information and video. >>> isis hit list it is a call on isis supporters to attack u.s. service men and women. without a human driver. just an engineer behind the wheel, hands-free but ready to take control in case anything goes wrong. from san francisco to new york the 3,500 mile 10 day trip a critical road test of the self driving car. once the sci-fi thrillers like the minority report it could be here sooner than you think. >> it's not going to get distracted or texting and driving. it's always ready. >> we went on a test drive with the company behind this experiment. our audi outfitted with cameras, lasers and 22 sensors. >> if someone comes into your lane fast can they pick it up? >> much faster than a human. >> really? >> absolutely. >> the technology allowing the vehicle to see 3-d. 360 degree view at all times including pedestrians, traffic lights and even road signs. >> it's making this turn perfect. >

that is the stalker i want. stalk me if you have millions of dollars you want to give away. n't want to miss the show. i was kidding about this. obamacare putting a dent in many paychecks of many part-time workers. the law's requirement that they give health insurance to anyone putting in over 30 hours a week. that led some to put a cap how many hours employees work. what a shock. who knew that would happen? 14% of the employers cut hours for part-time workers. i'm joined by steve moore heritage foundation and also a fox news contributor. i mean who would have guessed that employers would cut back just enough so that they don't have to do i mean, it only makes logical, mathematical sense steve moore. >> yeah. well, i knew. i have been saying this for two or three years this would be one of the logical effects of this law melissa. basically you've got, what we call, 29ers. a 29er is an employer who only hires workers for 29 hours a week or less to avoid these mandates under obamacare because you fall off of a cliff if you're over 30 hours a week. we see this by the way in the

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>>reporter:police say the gang may have even been stalking police after officers shot and killed a woman last december 7th. >>reporter:san leandro police say, the threats are deemed credible by the oakland police department. >>: there were believed to be valid in the come from east oakland and which had ties to the driver and passenger back or in the stolen vehicle shot by san leandro police officers. >>reporter:and 27-year-old guadalupe ochoa was shot by san leandro police after she allegedly tried to ram officers with a stolen car. >>reporter:since then, there have been a series of instances of police and off-duty detectives being followed by suspicious persons. >>reporter:breaking news from overnight. one person is dead after a medical helicopter crashed at a saint louis hospital. >>reporter:this is a picture from the scene late last night. you can see the debris still smoldering in the background. >>reporter:the pilot of the chopper died in the crash. >>reporter:no patients, employees or hospital visitors were affected by the crash. >>reporter:the cause of the crash is unknown. the n

the war that he wouldn't hurt a fly. this patrol that he set out on -- and i have to emphasize, he was not in any point stalking the lusitaniaer se. he was not after the lusitania that is a common misconception. he was assigned to hunt troop transports in a certain location. but this voyage that he set out on -- this patrol, in his case proved to be filled with mishaps and bad weather. i have heard from readers already that they found themselves rooting for captain schweiger. i didn't necessarily intend that but -- i don't believe in heroes, every hero has warts in every villain has potentially good qualities. except adolf hitler, i make an exclusion for him. brian: in his career, how many ships did he blow up? erik: i cannot recall the specific number, but he was already, even at this point, one of germany's submarine aces. he was one of the few in the german submarine service who had actually been in the service before the war began. so he was already very experienced. he was clearly adept, he was an ace, and he was one of the most valued members of the service. brian: let's take a look at captain turner. erik: captain wil

-- the new theory appears to be based on surveillance video from the scene of the crime that someone might have been stalkingn the bridge came up shot him and jumped into a getaway car, this again from cameras around that area which is one of the most secure locations here in moscow because it's right by the kremlin and right by red square. now, one of the other things police have said today, is they no longer believe a white vehicle they believe to have identified is related to this case. they say they have spoken to the owner of the vehicle, and that that owner has nothing to do with what happened to the boris nemtsov. the main witness in all of that continues to be the 23 years old model anna duritskaya. she was walking with nemtsov. we here she's in a secure location and she is cooperating with authorities. police here say they have every reason to keep her here and continue questioning her, because she's such an important witness. one of the things that russian media is reporting, is they say apparently police have put together a computer image of what the assailant might look like based on eyewitness t

the stories goal viral now. if you haven't steen yet, everybody is stalking about the first lady and whether she shaved her head after a joid she recorded for "jeopardy" on the hill's website. hasn't said anything about the reaction at this point. take a close look. it's the lighting in the situation that makes it seem like her ponytail is really just pulled back very tightly. that's why the hair looks shorter than maybe we're used to. also thousands of shares on facebook of this story. take a look at the video here. just an adorable baby hippo swimming with its mother at the san diego zoo. this video posted on the zoo's twitter account of baby hippos doing what they do. born earlier this week. doesn't appear she has a name. at least not yet. we'll let you know that changes anytime soon. and paul mccartney now trending on twitter across the country. loll la pa soozapalooza lollapalooza paul mccartney the headliner. named at the top of the list. you can see a lot of other bands will be there as well. you can find the full list at >>> alarming new video shows what teens are doing behind the wheel desides texting

the airport are great shikz it up. and then we're going to garnish it with olives. and some lime and a fresh stalk of selly. t on. >> we like >> the annual celebration of hardly strictly bluegrass is always a hit now completing itself 12 year of music in the incredible golden gate park. >> this is just the best park to come to. it's safe. it's wonderful and such a fun time of the year. there is every kind of music you can imagine and can wander around and go from one stage to another and just have fun. >> 81 bands and six stages and no admission. this is hardly strictly bluegrass. >> i love music and peace. >> i think it represents what is great about the bay area. >> everyone is here for the music and the experience. this is why i live here. >> the culture out here is amazing. it's san francisco. >> this is a legacy of the old warren hel ment and receive necessary funding for ten years after his death. >> there is a legacy that started and it's cool and he's done something wonderful for the city and we're all grateful. hopefully we will keep this thing going on for years and years to come. . >> good evening

he would've book called the founding of new societies anti-stalking about the essence of democracy. he said the essence of democracy is the individual shall not be thrust in a corner and that summons up all kinds of thing about minority rights and majority rule and i really do agree with him when i see the full force of government power being brought to bear to thrust an individual into a corner, it just really gets my goat. early on in my tenure i spent a lot of time with gays and groups who talked about what it is like having to hide out in underground bars and it was like eat and drink in hitler's germany. you're always fighting. the immigration issues get similarly exercised today. there are people in the shadows. they're afraid of the government. that is not good for the policy if for no other reason than prudential reasons we need to vastly liberalized our immigration system. those are all things i was interested in getting into government to do. on the so-called conservative side, the french anarchist as you may recall declared that property is theft and one waggish moments i

the same man sexually assaulted and presumably killed all five women. >> he's very intelligent. i think he was doing a lot of as i call it surveillance work. he was stalking victims. he knew their movements, methods and movement, and he's going to be tough to catch. >> desperate for a lead, police called the fbi in washington, d.c., and asked for a criminal investigative analysis of the crimes. >> we thought this was more someone who followed women, who watched women from afar. and when he interacted with women, it would be shortly into that interaction before they felt uncomfortable with him. >> the fbi predicted the killer was antisocial and earned a below-average income. >> the fbi profile, we had folks come in and that was the whole gist, that we were looking for a white male, 20s, 30s, single white male. >> although 90% of all serial killers are white, the fbi says they made no prediction of the race of the baton rouge serial killer, despite the perceptions of local officials and information carried in the media. >> i know that there's been some confusion about that. i know what was written and i know it was in the paper, and it just simply wasn't th

the new theory based on surveillance video from the scene of the crime, that someone might have been stalkingon the bridge shot him, and jump into a getaway car. this comes from cameras that are around the area which is one of the most secure locations here in moscow because it's by the kremlin and by red square. now one of the other things that police have said is that they no longer believe that a white vehicle that they believe to have identified is related to this case. they say that they've spoken to the owner of the vehicle and that that owner has nothing to do with what happened to boris nemtsov. the main witness in all that continue to be the 23-year-old model who was walking with nemtsov along the bridge when he was shot. she's skill in moscow in an apartment in a secure location and that she is cooperating with authorities. police say they have every reason to keep her here and to continue questioning her pause she is such an important witness. russian media says there's a computer image of what the assailant might look like based on eyewitness testimony. they say that they believe

police say just moments before they gunned down stoleman the trio of suspect has been stalking another person walking their dog in that neighbor. >>> well there's developing news tonight tonight. a letter addressed to the white house you tester positive for cyanide. it was received at off site mail screening facility. we're told that no one at the mail sorting center was injured as a result of that letter. >>> us air force veteran from new jersey has been arrested and accused of trying to join the terror group known as isis. federal grand jury has indicted tie rod nathan webster pew on charges of trying to give material support to isis and obstruct of justice. investigators say pew traveled from egypt to turkey back in january hoping to cross the border into syria where he would join isis. turkish authorities though denied him entry and sent him back to egypt. now pew was soon return to the u.s. where he was arrested in asbury park new jersey. his last known us address is in bridgeton cumberland county. pew was set to be arraigned tomorrow. we do know he was fired last december while w

the evidence quicker than ever. vernon odem explains. >> reporter: august 2012 of surveillance video of moses walker heading to a north philadelphia bus stop after his overnight shift. you can see his killer stalking him. the red light of video from several local sources. the increase y improved computers are able to edit the video. >> we're able to edit the video quickly. >> reporter: the systems are new tools being hailed as tremendous step forward in gathering and disseminating video so the public can help. the computer was developed in philadelphia by the local fbi and philly police working in tandem. it's breath taking in it's ability it takes to get the video out to public. >> we can have it he edited out on the streets. >> reporter: 11 units of the philadelphia police department picked up their computers today it helps in high-profile cases like the 3 day abduction of gaither. the dwerpt technology is in more than a dozen field offices nationwide and being distributed to more and more city police forces. the kind of technology that is making sure that fewer chris are getting away with it. at fbi headquarters in philadelphia, vernon odem channel 6 "action news." >> we invite you to stay with

the air attacks. bust is providing stalks. >> reporter: saudi venue was where the announcement was made but they did not reveal what they were trying to achieve. >> abide by the process and become legitimate players, they will not be allowed take over the country. >> reporter: you'll bomb until they agree to take part in this process. >> we'll do what is takes to protect the legitimate government in yemen from falling. >> reporter: several hours into the bombing the u.s. revealed its role - what the white house called a joint planning cell to coordinate u.s. military support. despite a call to reframe from taking actions that may undermine the sovereignty and territory of yemen. it occurred as secretary of state john kerry was getting ready for latest round of talks in iranian counterparts in switzerland, talks that are presented as going well. the iranian support the houthis, bombed by the saudis but the official line on the geopolitical strategy is upbeat. particularly on yemen. >> i explained it's been a success for years because of efforts to push back. and that is something that we've been doing fo

a lot of times they come with the stalk and some people toss it behind. to use a peeler. it makes it nice and thin. >> those go in? >> this is the only way to get my nephews to eat broccoli. this adds a subtle nutty flavor to the broccoli and throw it in. >> broccoli first? >> one to two minutes. that's it. after one to two minutes -- >> how is it down there? >> that was great. >> you add a little bit of water. this is the best trick. it continues to cook and steam the broccoli and locks in that beautiful bright green flavor. the only seasoning you need is a little bit of salt. >> after a while, you can see this. >> see if you can flip it? >> i'll eat that one. >> when do we put the beef? in? >> the broccoli is beautiful and bright and we are going to top it. i'm using brown rise because it's healthier, but use whatever you want. we will add a little bit more. >> in the same wok? >> a little peanut oil. i like to place it down because you get a nice seer. it's going to seer the meat. do you hear that sizzle? it's like music to my ears. >> that's going to c