from these humble beginnings emerged the venice family clinic, the largest free clinic in the united states. this is the story of two organizations and the people they serve... in the name of health, and humanity. suraj achar had only recently opened his family practice when he left for six months to help somali refugees who were entering kenya ne the border with somalia and ethiopia. suraj achar: when we landed our plane on the dirt field, you couldn't see anything green for tens of miles all around and, unfortunately, when i landed, i recognized the suffering the people were encountering there. the children were severely malnourished. i could see it from their faces and their bellies, and the animals were dying actually in front of me. some of the animals were laying on the ground suffering because they had nothing to eat, and no water. teams of volunteers from 45 nations serve with "doctors without borders," wherever and whenever the need arises. i was the only doctor in the team because we're a nutrition-based team. we had up to four nurses. we had logisticians who came from dive

the health needs of people who live in venice, california may seem a far cry from the health needs of somali refugees. but there is a common denominator: people in need, without adequate resources to maintain their health. it's a few minutes before 9:00, and already, activity at the venice family clinic is in high gear. elizabeth benson forer: our mission is to provide comprehensive primary healthcare that's affordable, accessible and compassionate for people who have no other access to care. we truly are unique in that we're not seeking business with money attached. we're seeking people with no health insurance and low incomes. anzeledón friendly: the majority of our patients are hispanic, and many of them monolingual, so all of our staff members are bilingual in english and spanish. and they're able to provide the services, also in a culturally sensitive manner. and we do have also a large immigrant population from russia. susan fleischman: most of them are older people in their 50s and 60s, but they seem older than that. they've come to this country mostly as economic refugees. mos

parks southwest near the intermission of 10th street are adjacent to the market octavia plan and the venice and special use district. so we wanted to extend the special use district to capture those parcels joined as 3 cg and the only within market octavia is it was constructed to work with that zoning. beyond that, the other rezoning that is in front of you is just some very minor clean up rezoning where we had technical errors west of soma and there are a few of those and once we rezone these parcels we want to pull them into different plan areas. this property is being approached and the parcels between 9th and 7th alongside of mission street we pull down to east so many a all of the parcels will be rezoned and will be falling into the plan area where it was originally intended. we can go over the map and the parcels between 7th and 9th currently slr residential that was again as soma mixed use district we have phased those out. the proposal to redo those which is mixed use office which is currently in east soma in that plan area. the parcels near the area of 10th and mission. there are

everything is ready our purpose built state of the venice will be open for the athletes to perform the best i have to aussie i'm afraid about these these allegations of corruption that they won't go away there's some in the russian media an international press as well it's well documented that the budget has x. exceeded initial expectations where's the money gone i will repeat that this is not correct they perish no budget for the games which i am personally as a manager in charge of roughly two billion dollars same lake for the previous winter games the geysers and investment into the olympic infrastructure like competition non-competition venues and also this around in infrastructure to support this like power station then some rules which is dedicated fall in pick needs is provided by private investor from private funds but i have to also mention you're chomping at the bit to get the sport started how are you feeling personally excited are you nervous you confident. not overcome for that we're just confident because we're working hard days in for the seven previous years and for the

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the film took 4.5 years and we released the film two weeks before the venice film festival. we had no idea of what was going to happen. it started to be like a great response from festivals and from viewers. then it started connecting with the audiences as well. it was a very happy surprise. >> why do you think it is? why audiencesf are connecting so strongly with that is that beyond being a space movie, a space adventure, it's a movie about a very , which istheme adversity. in live, we all go through adversity. when you go is an audience to see the film you get so engaged, and suddenly you start imposing your own adversities. that is why we wanted to do a narrative in this concept. >> i might say it in another way, it is like your two main characters are in danger and you wonder if they are going to make it. it is overlaid by the fact that you are seeing space in a different way. you get some sense of what it is like to be out there. >> part of the attraction for audiences is getting immersed in space, toience of float in space. it had also a thematic function. when we start

the shallow lagoon. boats of all kinds shuttle back and forth. our next stop is murano. venice is famous for its glass, for centuries blown here on the island of murano. a 13th-century law restricted the dangerous glass furnaces to murano to prevent fires on the main island and also to protect the secrets of venetian glassmaking, historically vital to the local economy. today glass is still big business as tourists come here in droves. while savvy shoppers know the cheap knickknacks are most likely from china, the venerable art form is alive and well, as you'll see in some of the elaborate showrooms. you can witness the traditional mastery of this craft in adjoining workshops, which welcome the public. these artisans are from families of glassblowers which go back many generations. if you don't have a venetian friend with a boat, water taxis zip quickly from island to island, while regular ferryboats connect venice with neighboring lagoon communities in a more relaxed and less expensive way. our next lagoon stop is burano. burano, with its pastel facades gracing the lagoon, was

point you know i don't know how pronounced the venice. believed her daughter may be doug but ok so so this is a very it's a sixty million dollar capital of capitalization of a crypto coin and it's launched really by community using exactly what we just it exactly the psychology right but different parameters yet different mining parameters different hats various different rhythm exactly right and so. but it has a very thriving thriving community that people have supported and because more people support it it has a rise in market capitalization and you're saying that you it's important because it's drawing people into the crypto space is that right yeah i think the target audience for that coin is very different to the current target audience but it gets people into cryptocurrency and i think there are some all kinds of detrimental to the con because some are just released as pure scum clowns. and still mind all pretty mind placing fat distributions really important when you do want to point the all current environment kind of seems like

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we took it to the venice film festival. >> it will be fabulous, something that my experience has nevereen seen before. >> a story that has never been seen before. >> i am starting to leave all the little bit. the way i want to make this film, no one will make it the way i want to make it. i want to make it realistic. >> slick? >> realistic. >> give me realistic. i need to know what it means to you. that scares me. >> the book is nothing but beautiful, realistic images. i feel like a lot of movies are being made about or find situations and circumstances -- horrifying situations and circumstances, when they are told, they are watered down. everything is soft. you are looking at it, and it is not so horrifying anymore. >> sal mineo was a two-time oscar nominee before he was 20. he was nominated for "rebel without a cause." he played opposite james dean. he was also nominated for "exodus." he was also a speaker. i guess he would fill arenas. he was like the justin bieber of his time. when he got older, his star faded a little. for several reasons. he sort of came out. he was not the cute,

surprised me about sandra is is to have a movie where the whole emotional ride was on one character's shoulders and when i saw movie screened in venice i was really surprised that even though i wrote it and i was jaded by the fact that i knew everything that happen misdemeanor the film i really had a strong emotional connection to her character and i realized that it's because she gave such a true human performance which is surprising because she was inside of those horrible rigs. so suddenly to have seen her do that and then see her on screen just like floating and being really completely human was very surprising. >> she's fearless. and that's the thing. she's fearless and she told me from the get-go that she wants to step out of her comfort zone. you know? she really wanted to explore and go for it and it was really remarkable and the amount of preparation she did and the discipline and the precision. i never worked with an actor who's as precise a as sandra. >> rose: when you got ready to prepare for this, did you watch other spay movies like "2001: a space odyssey" those kinds of films about space even though they were made a lo

process for two months the money ball machine to the east the invasion the thirty seven months much was a flood that entities more to venice for the cause the asylum seekers see if the un me to do to enter the contest on it is likely the would be cute in the youngest all forced to join to the troops. i believe the group stopped and make the archbishop of mission nonsense and head open team captain to expand theme going on at the envy of the fijian he nods has lent his support to the county. if you choose to spend some time that these endorsements. she goes into the views were taken to the tune of million units in two thousand and one. tool you'll still need a sibling still in the town of division state seeking to one side and ninety two killed. keep your christie can hide nine twenty she was on teen be of consequence would be the sense as would any other would be if you cheat and is stored and two he applied for asylum. he still seen and to his cherished marcy d me and opened its shares to shut down and feed the crew shooting down of one beastie in paint. i then got little else i dressed up and tells the data. over the top

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we took it to the venice film festival. >> it's going to be fabulous. it's going to be something that from my experience has never ever been seen before. >> rose: what do you mean by never ever been seen before? >> i just feel like -- i mean, we're starting to evolve a little bit but i feel like the way i want to make this film no one's had the balls to make it the way i want to make it. >> rose: and how you want to make it? how would you characterize it? >> i want to make it realistic? >> slick? >> realistic. >> slick? realistic. sorry, realistic. give me realistic. i need to know what realistic means. that actually kind of scares me, the realistic part. i want to hear it from you. >> the book is nothing but gritty beautiful realistic truth. and i feel like a lot of movies are being made about horrifying situations and circumstances. but when they're being shown and when the stories are being told they're all of a sudden watered down. everything is all of a sudden soft and you're talking about something horrifying but you're looking at it and it's not

. >> in potential danger are densely populated areas like the famous venice beach. these power plants will be vulnerable to flooding. bigger waves and higher tides beach communities in southern california and beyond may have to begin building protective barriers for homes and public facilities along the coast. los angeles officials say they need to do it in the next few years and not when it becomes an emergency. especially in communities where low income renters live in older buildings that are not prepared to weather storm. >> those are the places where we expect to see the most flooding. they are also the communities that have the most social vulnerability. the populations that are least able to deal with problems. >> and part of the danger of losing the beach is losing tourists, southern california gets 40 million tourists a year, no sand, not as much tourists. >> looks like the hand of god but it's actually a result of a star exploding and ejecting an enormous amount of material. this cosmic site is more than 17 million miles away. check that out. >>> the tiled

your yard is now at one hundred and forty two point two eight mp for almost unchanged from the raffle on venice beach now the picture i thought i might get a new asia pacific region and also seen how the ddr machine and the artists mentioned earlier i need him to tell mike gets back to you. i really think a lot about nothing in the me from the tokyo stock exchange and that does it from us on the business team for this hour. his attack on some of my cats. it is. he also says that the japan maritime self defence lawyers and giving their accounts of an accident celtic in southwestern japan issued collided on wednesday with the recreational fishing boat. two people were killed the officers say they blew a warning whistles several times before the collision the officers was sealing dish it back to port for maintenance when the vessels ran into each other the cause of the accident is and the air has guided the show's see the captain of the fishing boat and three passengers were thrown overboard when the vessel capsized. all of them were pulled from the water but the skipper and one of the fission and

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. >> reporter: arnold the win back atgold's in venice >> reporter: the deal is to promote the after-schoolrter: lots of opinions on facebook >> reporter: damaged image control. >> reporter: creepy trying to relive golden days. >> reporter: i had no idea arnold could be so funny. >> pam: take a look at this! >> pam: this is apple's flagship store in new york city. right on fifth avenue. if you look closely, you can see one of its massive window panes shattered. it seems a snow plow hit it while cleaning the streets. that snafu is really taking a bite out of apple. word is it will cost the company 450-thousand dollars to replace it. >> anybody needs help? >> pam: ". of superbowl ad." >> pam: a sneak preview of the long anticipated super bowl commericals. plus: they're called "meggings", and you'll never guess who's wearing them on kron-4 tonight. >> reporter: >> this just in to the kron 4 newsroom. developed our just bush is at the scene right now >> reporter: we do know which has been confirmed by the sheriff's department in .. a 11 year old boy was found with a gun shot wound to his head.

a judge make as key ruling in the deadly crash on the venice beach boardwalk over the summer. our legal panel weighs in on that case. >>> cancer victims could have a secret weapon in their own bodies. what it is and how it could revolutionize treatment. >>> chaos at a convenience store. a group of kids, some as young as eight years old, caught on tape robbing the place. what police are doing with the video. it is all "happening now." jenna: a new jersey traffic jam months ago that really probably, unless you were in it a lot of folks shrugged at is becoming a national political scandal that could have a major impact on the 2016 presidential race. differing of opinion there. we'll get to that. great to see you, everybody, i'm jenna lee. jon: a lot of traffic jams in new jersey but this is getting all kinds of attention. i'm jon scott. new jersey governor chris christie, a potential republican candidate, find his administration under fire for an alleged political pay back scheme. we're about to hear from him for the first time on this matter. take a live look at the statehouse i

. >> they're going to pull fake human body parts out of the water at venice beach. >> ah!y god. >> what? >> what do we do? >> oh, my god! >> whoa! >> this is l.a. so i think there are a lot of people who are maybe used to seeing this kind of fake stuff except this one guy. >> you guys mind giving me a help here? >> oh, god. >> oh, my god! >> he was a little surprised. >> oh, my god! >> oh! >> it seems like a lot of people know it's fake right off the bat. >> yeah, they get scared for a quick second and somehow figure it's fake. >> yeah. >> oh, my god. >> do you know what, it's pretty convincing, though. i'm surprised that so many people just wrote it right off. it's possible? >> all that detail with the missing finger, the missing pinkie, too, that's nasty. >> oh, my god! >> maybe the fisherman oversold it a little bit. >> i didn't want to say it because i didn't to bash aristotle, but i don't think he's the best actor. that might have been the reason. >> but this is prank school, he's new, he's learning. let's give him some props. >>> that's our show, we'll see you next t

. >>> new developments in the venice beach boardwalk disaster. emember a car plowed into a crowd of people killing a woman on her honeymoon. the latest of the case against the driver. jenna: fox extreme weather alert, millions of americans sitting in the path after dangerous weather storm bork working its way across much of the country and slamming the midwest and bearing down on the northeast and a lot of major airports which is sure to cause a whole bunch of problems countrywide. meteorologist maria molina is tracking the storm. keeping you busy, maria. >> a little bit. jenna, we're expecting a another storm system to impact portions of the midwest as we head into sunday. this will be something to watch. we'll be busy the next several days. i want to take you to boston with a live look. we're seeing snow coming down already and see the snow coating the roadways, several inches on the ground out there and we're expecting as much as 10 to even fourth teen inches of snow how the there in the city of boston. this will be a big storm for parts of sou

. >> reporter: in the potential danger are coastal areas, the famous venice beach. this power plant will be at risk to flooding. beaches in southern california and beyond may have to build barriers to homes along the coast. los angeles said it needs to do it in the next few years. not when it becomes an emergency. >> that's where we expect to see the most flooding. there are the communities that have the most social vulnerabl vulnerability. the populations that are least able to deal with problems. >> there are people in rental units and poor populations that live in low lying coastal areas that could be hit. you lose the beach in california, you lose 40 million tourist as year. >> brian. thank you. the u.s. government has a warning for americans headed to the winter olympics. the concerns over terror threats in russia coming up. >>> also nearly 100 american troops died trying to save the iraqi city of fallujah from insurgents. a decade later the city falls again. we'll hear from a marine who are wawasthere in 2004. >> welcome back to al jazeera america. here is a lo

the technology developed in aachen will be used to a show of venice of the world cup in brazil old twelve stadiums of being fitted with bill control systems and off to the world cup. did christ cousin luke's germany's bundesliga what doth the goal control technology as well no jokes christians around the world are celebrating at the sydney two days he sees day commemorates the baptism of jesus christ by john the baptist with many believe is re enacting the baptisms themselves in russia freezing cold temperatures old enough to stop the faithful taking part. it was almost minus twenty degrees celsius just before midnight last night. as part of the orthodox priest blessed the water in this moscow park. people gathered for the annual epiphany ritual. the immersed themselves three times in the icy water while making the sign across asia and an iconic to get me onto one for the baptism every year. it washes your sins away what it's trying to console you as you go. even in freezing cold water is long been popular in russia. emergency workers were on duty in case of accidents. the ice around the

the food out of your hands and give you your money back. but within those rules, there's a lot of love. there's a lot of care. >> across town in venicerick and mortar. >> this used to be a ihop, so everything is really narrow. >> hence the shape. it's heavily influenced by local takes on hawaiian cooking, not that you would necessarily notice. every dish designed to be eaten with the hands. what's good? the baby back ribs are air-dried, braised, then breaded and fried. ling cod tacos treated like shawarma, then meat dried like duck. then fried. meanwhile, not too far away on sawtell, a kogi truck pulls up, stops, reverses back to the corner. before the awning is even up, there's already a line. hungry people have been waiting in cars around the corner ever since the twitter announcement 30 minutes ago. i feel guilty. i'm jumping the line, right? wow. what's the longest line you ever had? >> 600. >> 600 people for one truck? >> yeah. >> the kogi taco, double caramelized korean barbecued short ribs on fresh corn tortilla with cilantro, relish and napa cabbage slaw in a soy vinaigrette. oh, yeah. >> the rep for kogi is we go everywhere,

one person was killed and more than a dozen injured when nathan lewis campbell sped his car down the venice boardwalk last august. he is being charged with murder, assault with a deadly weapon and leaving the scene of an accident. new york is set to become the latest state to loosen its grip on marijuana us. governor cuomo discussed it during the state of the state address. twenty states allow limited use of the drug. new yorkers would be allowed to manage the pain and treatment of cancer and other serious illnesses. >> 20 states have already started to use it. we'll establish a program allowing up to 20 hospitals to prescribe medical marijuana and we will monitor the program to evaluate the effectiveness and the feasibility of a medical marv system. >> recreational marijuana use remains legal in new york but in recent years, possession of small amounts have been reduced to a low level violation, subject to a fine instead of jail time. >> alaska may be the third state to legalize marijuana for recreational use. 4600 signatures were turned into the state election board to put it on the ballo

the lapd were completely unprepared for what happened next. >> everything you see right here, all this was being looted, chairs and rocks and everything being thrown through walls. if you go straight down western on venicen fire. we were calling 911, and there was no response. >> did the cops come at all? >> i was here all three days. i didn't see any cops. >> well, where did they set up their front line? >> rodeo drive. >> where did the forces of law and order set up their perimeter? not here. koreatown was left to its own devices. the official borders are third street on the north end, olympic boulevard to the south, vermont avenue in the east and western avenue to the west. that's three square miles left pretty much to burn or fend for itself. this rooftop quickly became the command post for rapidly improvised korean defense forces. they armed themselves, set up crude but effective command and control, communication and patrols. >> we weren't going around just slugging and capping people. all that was happening was just don't break down my store. making sure our parents, our uncles, our families, these stores, this town, stays alive. >> 58 people were killed. only a quarter of korean-owned businesses

he left the city for a couple of years and went and lived down in the l.a. on venicebeach, and he tried to find, you know, new projects to work on. and you'll have to read to the end of the book to find out, you know, what he does and where he is. but i think he is the character really this the story, you know, he set out trying to find something and trying to build something that would make him feel less alone, and he learned along the way -- and i don't think any of the other guys completely did in the way noah did -- but he learned technology will be able to connect you to people, it's those human connections, and he eventually found those. >> host: and it's published by penguin. the name of the book, "hatching twitter." nick bilton of the new york tiles is the author. new york times is the author. >> c-span, created by america's cable companies in 1979, brought to you as a public service by your television provider. >> both chambers of congress are back in session this week as the house gavels in at noon eastern. on the agenda, a bill that would ban federal fundin

attention on the cheap create he is clearly a very smart guy and his rate calculated in the moves. , notis veniceodman running off to north korea. he recognizes he can use his personality to do thanks for the company that would otherwise cost them a lot of money, a lot of expensive advertising. he is using himself to get the message out for the company, and i think it is a very calculated one, and as a reporter, i am just grateful because it is very colorful. think solelyo you his personality is responsible for the progress t-mobile has made in the last few months? >> that is a great question. i do not know. he has been a friend of "bloomberg west," and that has been a great story for us, and that is something we focus on quite a bit, but i think the company is going through some changes, and they are some interesting changes. t-mobile was about to be taken over, and it did not happen, so while become he was lying in dormant, it was not going to moves,y big, aggressive so it was storing up for those types of moves. also, the cops are off, and he can go after things in as heart away as possible --

so we've we've seen a number of venice the disclosure of the last seven months distorted wants to focus on those disclosures to reveal this mass surveillance weathered stone dragnet on all americans the united states where these reports of bike like the tens of millions communications of average german citizens are average french citizens are average brazilian citizens started thinks these are the most egregious types of spying. it is also ask about whistleblower protection laws and whether or not they would of helped by his situation what he thinks of pres obama is up propose whistleblower protections and this is what snowden said he noted that by the ordeal only knew about these unconstitutional but classified programs to congress they could charge me with a felony when all we need to look at the case of thomas trick to steal the government doesn't have a good history of hanley wood june a report of wrongdoing within the system. mike is clearly demonstrates the need for comprehensive whistleblower protection act perform core started referring to previous nsa employee thomas trickle bl

recovered by the monuments men, including g giovan giovannis, fetching an amount way above the estimated $300,000. and veniceof the patze sold for $233,000 and a pair of jean-baptiste, 9: x 12, well above the $300,000 estimate. amazing story and happy ending in this case about the rescue and recovery of millions of works of displaced art during world war ii and the brave people behind their protection. ty, reading the book. a great book. >> looking forward -- >> very good read. >> i'm looking forward to the movie with clooney, damon and bill murray, of all people, playing in a, what i think is a serious role. >>> thanks, sue. >>> the million dollar home competition is back all day long. the homes have been battling it out to see who's turf is the best bang for your buck and since we have the big game coming up sunday, we sent our reporters, seven of them, to seven city, whose hometowns recently won the nfl championship. here's how it works. each show had two $1 million homes face-off with the winning home advancing through the playoffs. it's bracketology, folks. the teams playing in round four are -- the new

the yen. fran, back to you. >> venice, thank you so much for that. our groceries online the next big thing? this shift to ocado, to deliver all things is booming. ocado is making deliveries for the u.k. supermarket, morrison's. >> is this a sign of a major transformation in how we buy food? or are there places in the world where this just won't work? joining us now is now homeless of, the managing director one of europe's largest logistics and transportation companies, norbert dentressangle . one,top clients include dan tesco and marks and spencer. >> people like me, i am a veggie person. i have kids. i shop online. this means that for you, you need to figure out the logistics. you are transporting stuff. what is the biggest challenge for your company day today? >> one of the biggest challenges is really just predicting what will be required in the future. the investments and infrastructure to design the software, the systems, the warehouses, the development of the people. some of our facilities can have upwards of 2000 or 3000 people at the busiest t

close sections of four different freeway in fires caused additional damage in the stanford band of valley malibu and venice. the quake was felt as far away as las vegas nv. for the kron4 tech report which gabe slate. we're having some audio issues. will get the latest on that story coming up in just a moment. we will take a break for now will come back with a recap of their top stories and an update of weather and traffic as we take a quick live look now at one of creek this is where our camera shy 680 and the ride from san ramon valley. time for the kron4 text reports with kate slate. the morning were two days away from the game. people are posting their cool 49ers decorations, their unique apparel. if you have any party are going to a party people have good ideas for food and drink recipes in just a great place to go if you're a 40 niner fans to get in the spirit and see how other people are celebrating the team. feed their creativity telemetry some of the best things i found on pinterest. how about a 49 or reach. --49er reef. garden nomes being displayed on the web site. warm and cold apparel. also some