and thank you for supporting thea programs. i just want to make sure my coworker earlier spoke about, that we do certainly support community groups and we do commit to work with [speaker not understood]. thanks for your support, supporting this project and working together. that's a good feeling. and thank you for that. ~ these >> thank you. are there any other members of the public who wish to speak at this time? seeing none, public comment is closed. [gavel] >> president chiu? >> so, first of all i want to take a moment and thank all the members of the public that came out for this. and, colleagues, i appreciate your patience with this hearing. as you probably know, i don't call for as many hearings as other colleagues, but i thought this was important because -- i'm not referring to anyone here on this committee. i thought this was important because either we talk about this now and start this conversation now, or if it turns out in a month or two that the $2 million level as was proposed we'retion ~ we're going to have a lo

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he was treated for hype therm thea but has since been released. >> this is a different kind of rescuehat we are seeing. it he seems like a remarkable act of kindness. it is remarkable to see. it may be a training day for the real military po police here. see the officers relaxing. they are sitting around on the grass and right here is an instructor and a female classmate. she is about to throw something. guys in the front get nervous and walk away. she throws it over to the left. people go scattering. you see her cover her face. like sorry. >> they should have given her something else to throw first. >> all right we have a weindy dy here and there is a port-a-potty and maybe the guy inside has the cr runs. scooting down the street. >> does it hit the car? >> maybe it is not weighed down. maybe that is why it is still going so easily. maybe it still has that blue still. the good news is it didn't tip over. he was like who am i kidding? >> you see the door flapping open. everybody it is a new week and we are kicking it off by giving you an ipad mini. >> the buzz words are coming up in a

. >> i mean russian thea is not known for their cars. >> watch what happens in this car chase. see that? the car keeps going and so does the car. there it is and boom it bounces uppen the air and it cups back towards the dash cam. finally the car pulled over and it realized i'm not going to get very far. maybe it should grab that thing and put it on. this is not joke have you hugged your chicken today? >> i'm serious. it is an actual chicken and he's hugging it. the chicken is hugging back and you can hear a rooster crowing in the background. and he stretched it around his neck. it snuggled in there. i brought you this. you are going to be glad that one of our viewers brought us this video. this is 9-month-old andrew playing cops and robbers. he's playing the cop. they live in parparker, colorado and she thought this moment was so adorable she thought she would capture it. >> on air at the beach. see out it works next right this minute. and still to come, these two old up pontiac fire birds are found in a barn. >> see how much they are selling for after the rebuild and meet the

leader of opposition to come to this house and make the suggestion thatsugg someone should resign after thea already resigned! >> i heard everything. it's my job to fire members of e his cabinet. this is about him. this is about him.im the fact that he still doesn't understand what she did rong. the reason the public -- it happened in any other business, there will be no question about her staying in that job.en s why was she the last person in the country to -- [inaudible]. she did do some things wrong.sh she was asked to apologize andh she did apologize. it wasn't right not to cooperate with the committee. she apologized for that. isn't it extraordinary, comings here saying, she should haveed. resigned. itk shows all the time of someoe seeing a political bandwagon on which to jump on. he is jumping on this bandwagon. there are more that needs to be done to deal with the problems that we suffered in the lastw parliament. we've made some beg steps for -- big steps for it. that is right. the committee does the work from the past cases. now has members of the publicp sitting on it. that is rig

check out this video in russian thea. the driver is getting to the intersection and -- no. hits a guy on a motorcycle. the driver was about to make a turn as thaer to pass. he heended up being struck by t vehicle and ended up flying. you can't just assume that, that person is going straight. it sounds like the driver of the vehicle did have the brlinker o and didn't see it or just ignored it. >> an 8.2 earthquake shook n northern chile and made lots of dth. that is a doing trapped in the rubble trapped in the rubble. his back legs were trapped in the concrete. guys passing by happened to hear the dagog's cries. what they do is nothing short of amazing. they come in and keep the doing calm. you can see it is covered in dust and debris. >> that is a huge piece of concrete. you can tell that the doig is still trying to get out. they use their own brute force and come together and create like a human lever to lift this giant slab of concrete off this dog they were able to rescue the dog. although it did have an injury to one of their hind legs they were able to rescue it. >> th

mom said something in the press conference about how she thought there was more bullying going on thea the school and in societe generally than we're perhaps willing to admit suggesting that that might have been the problem and she doesn't know exactly. she didn't say this, but her daughter was also at the school, a freshman and she had two kids at the school and her daughter was in the library and further down the hall and out of the way of the attack and ran out of the school and then she called her mother. this mother is getting these two agonizing phone calls about her kids in this life and death situation and she is really -- it was obviously a very difficult time for her. a lot of emotion in the press conference just to hear from a parent about what they went through and of course, brett. i asked him, do you think you'll be able to go back to that school and he said essentially not any time soon. he said if he went there he felt he would just freeze and he needs some time, and i think a lot of kids will be feeling the same thing. a lot of counseling going on being offered in the

. >>> kentucky is heading to the national title game thanks to a last second shot by thea amazing freshman, harrisson, and it left bo ryan looking for something other than basketball to watch when he returns to madison. >> they can play it as many times it will still go in. i don't happening it will not go in. so, anybody that watches it more than once,s i feel sorry for them. if you know the result why would you -- i take that back. i watched "dumb and dumber" about 20 times. and i might watch it a 21st. when i get home. >> 23 or 23. for kentucky, man, more like groundhog day. harrisson, hitting the first game-winning shot of the tournament. the 19-year-old is not getting caught up in all of the hype. >> it is expect kids to name their kids -- it is expected people name their kids after you and write songs, do you think you have become a historic figure. >> um, no. >> my daughter tweeted out she just became my second favorite erin. >> and kentucky will face yukon. women's final 4. notre dame woman hardly broke a sweat. keeping their season alive. mcbride on the run. breaker, lays it in. t

. >> honre has looked for decades as theas the state has turned ad eye to pollution.e said it's easy to spot the abandoned wells and uncapped pipelines. >> it took nature thousands of years to build these wetlands, but in 75 years or a lifetime, much of it has disappeared. >> reporter: environmentalists say that the state government has allowed the state to self regulate. and 100 oil companies are required to repair the destruction. >> every one, including the industry zone has concluded that the industry cussed caused aing is amount of damage. there's this idea that the oil industry is above the law. >> reporter: but louisiana's governor and oil industry supporters in the state's legislature are pushing back. legislation has been drafted that would stop such lawsuits. the statement of the louisiana oil and gas association said the green army is just one more group seeking to extort money from the oil and gas industry. they are suing the very industry that is providing steady growth and steady jobs in a flailing economy. but they said the profits line the pockets, lou

it is such a big, big problem to get your hands around, but we agree that, you know, using thea kinds of organizations, doing it this way is the very way to do it. you can hire the experts you need for the problems you identify. but then what do you do once you've done that? and how do you evaluate those in a realistic way going forward? that's not working, we should look at doing it in a different way. >> thank you, i appreciate it. [multiple voices] >> thank you so much for your presentation and your work on the civil grand jury. >> my pleasure. thank you. >> john anderson, is he here to make comments? no? okay. so, i am going to open this item up to public comment. and right now i have -- i think this is not -- this is for item 4. so, i want to open this up for public comment. are there any members of the public who wish to speak on this item? seeing none, public comment is closed. [gavel] >> colleagues, do we have any questions or comments about this particular item? i'll just wrap it up by saying that i do think it's important that from a city-wide perspective we look at our vari

thea selby. randal. gene green. and jacks bryson. >> good afternoon, [speaker not understood]. >>> good afternoon, members of the board. i wish to speak in favor of retaining the street meter parking on sundayses. i'm very grateful for all of the improvements at sfmta and pub it looks like business owners prefer the meter parking. the environmental, public safety aspects of these things need to be considered further. we're taking $9 million out of muni's pockets is not a good thing. muni, if we look at this for five years, that's $45 million away from the good muni could be doing on behalf of san francisco citizens. but more importantly it is $9 million in a single year, perhaps $45 million over 5 away from a child, perhaps a second language in a classroom. away from senior citizens. away from trauma support. away from other valuable public services that san francisco provides to its senior citizens, to those who are economically or otherwise disadvantaged. so, muni reaching for its goals enhances san francisco and

we have a good development of thea and we are delivering machine builders.ndsident of germany had a special message that we thought was interesting with regard to the economy. >> that is right. the chinese president talked about the future growth sector that is officially announced at 7.0 and it will not get lower or much higher. china is interested in economic development. there are a lot of business possibilities. this has happened. everything is better. oftell me about your sense what is going on with the german economy. economists are expecting this. >> there is the future and you supplying thes industry for the rest of the world. the income is climbing and all the products are connected and have to be produced with the technology. i'm sure that the next 15 years will have a good market. in a certain sense, we have to deliver new principles of production that renew energy consumption and reduce profits and it will be difficult. >> thank you very much. , obviously, germany is out in front with automation and automation all around the world stop back to yo

to thea little visit innovation lab where the new round gets its start.igh-tech lab a team of experts is tasting a lot of foods. >> we are mixologists scientists. >> they work for the largest spirits maker and searching for the next hit alcohol flavor. >> what have you been working on recently? any one time we can work on 50 different ideas in this one lab. >> our consumers are constantly interested in new ideas. in order to grab a consumer's attention, you need to put something out there that does not look like everything else out there. >> the latest idea, captain morgan 1671, a premium rum finished in spanish oak. a 6-9 month process from start to for wishon. it usually starts with market research. like a lot of the marketing team will spend a lot of time bars figuring out the trend. we are seeing a movement into more slavery notes. up to the team of liquid developers to come up with liquid alcohol laced into the trends, starting with base alcohol, they spice it up from a flavor library of thousands of extracts. lex i like applewood smoked. chocolate,

is it theas saying, brand, the gap, walmart, the factory owners, officials in a place like bangladesh it is all of us. every time we purchase something, we make a vote for something that we believe in. will we vote for something that has people treated fairly for their hard work? nova, what about the financial repercussions of the collapse? there was a fund that was set up. can you tell us about the money act o? >> it was set up to provide compensation for the families of the workers that died. it has been a year and the families have not received significant financial support because of a great deal of foot dragging. jcpenney, both of which produced in the building that collapsed have yet to contribute anything to the families. a minimal level of compensation for these families. what about the challenge that makes sure the sourcing goes to the guidelines you have laid out , and they lose business? >> we look where the design is happening. you know who is making your product. >> the idea is to provide a better product. scott, why are there these absences on the part of these big retai

. >> toe quote thea announcing a major recall. the fulty parts may have been made right here. tracking the effect the deadly crash has on your commute. live look outside this morning. this is today in the bay. from nbc bay area. this is today in the bay. we begin with breaking news in pennsylvania. it is happening at franklin regional high school. we know there were at least 20 victims at this point. they range in age from 15 to 60 and they are at the hospital. one person in custody 20 people taken to the hospital after stabbings at a high school near pittsburgh. we will bring you more information as it comes in the newsroom. major nrs section shut down. police investigating a deadly hit and run crash. the driver still on the run at this hour. stayed chase is live at the scene. you are hearing it will be at least another 45 minutes before the roads open. they are trying to wrap things up here at the scene. the difficult thing is that they do not have a description of the vehicle or the driver. we want to show you investigators off to the right. be careful not to show you anyth

. >> sure, thea are issues i've been interested in working on a said more than a decade. we have the hearing by the u.s. commission on civil rights. we had a lot of experts come out and talk about these issues, how there is high incidence, high correlation between mental health and folks who end up being shot by the police. so, from that we developed a lot of early protocols, policies that continue to be before the commission today. and i think all of the policies and the protocols are moving forward in a good direction. i think the question is how is it implemented. and i think that's where i may be able to contribute. somebody who has looked at thousands of police reports, where i can see officer may not be following the protocols already in place, they're not using the language access, they're not attempting to have bilingual officers do the interviews. they are using family or sometimes even youth to participate in interviews. that's where the technical level, my experience, i can give an added dimension to this commission. not just knowing this is the right policy, b

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read, theas a book i history of technology in education had me thinking a lot, and it is a very vivids classroom in a great educational results but that the teacher would spend 11 minutes getting everyone booted up and i would've that is the reason we are seeing some of these reactions. >> i think it is historical. if you look at 15 years ago, there was huge hype. i think that proves not to be the case of there's a lot of false hopes that were -- if you're a teacher people told you that this was all going to change things before, and it did not. i think there's a lot of opportunity, we're are still seeing the very early stages of mobile in education. it is still very early. >> and teachers are now using smart boards. both in high school and college their super popular. there is rudimentary electronic clickers to respond to the teachers that are very popular and universities. you can imagine all this will end up on the mobile device. the technology is going to change. and it will get there, it is just slow. people also thought of increased cheating. there are positives and negatives in

where thea country media have been controlled by the state for half a generation.espite that, they have managed to stage a light on the nature of russia's evolution today. on russia's slide into the middle ages. basically. going in toh them with their ended statements in court six months later. >> what did you think you were doing when you took on vladimir putin? >> we wanted a new future for ourselves. we were using the kinds of methods we were able to use. regrettably, russia is a country where we do not have an opportunity to go and officially be a part of politics. we and other people of our generation are choosing a different path through art, a path that is a genius pass for humanity, that can magnify your voice at thousand times. we continue to act, to give example of how you can be free from fear of putin even if you are weak. thate completely convicted our strength is in our weakness. our speech in court only demonstrates strength is in our weakness. it is a very christian story. you can see an example of christ himself, that weakness can give birth to the

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now we need to see whether he .ill hold theas a violation of potential release of confidential taxpayernformation and really denying people the ability to express the constitutional rights. these are all things that we felt needed to be looked at. looking for work we are the only country in the world that have the pieces that expire. we call those extended. we are looking forward a year. one of the things we're looking for is how we can take these extender packets. we continued telemarketing committee to see which ones make permanent. it is really that uncertainty for people who are trying to plan on whether to build a plant or hire more people or even buy that piece of equipment. it makes a huge difference. i want to thank you for all of .he work that you do it really helps us as we continue to try to push these issues for it. thank you very much. thank you for your leadership. we are now joined i representative virginia foxx from north carolina. >> you probably should try to find out who it is you are going to follow. imminent -- the preeminent x for in the area. most of us aspire to

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. >> i'm thea andrews. it's not about the money, kev, >> but it's about the money. ?f this as chelsea handler prepares to kiss her estimated $12 million a year at e! adios. >> good morning america was at the top of the morning show game and now he's out. >> we have big news about our friend josh elliott. he is going back to his roots reporting on the nfl and olympics at nbc sports. he let us know last night, and, josh, we are happy you will be pursuing your passion. >> josh elliott out of gma and replaced by correspondent amy rohrbach. the morning anchor reportedly wanted $10 million a year to stay. >> it's a happy day for josh. >> sam champion who left for the nbc universal who owns the weather channel congratulated josh thi