lloyd: what epa said to us was, "you can have an exemption from filtration "if you keep this undeveloped, "and if you can manage the wastewater so that it does not pollute your water supply." and we feel that we've reached the point where we can really keep it clean enough to drink unfiltered for the indefinite future. and new york city is in a small club of cities that actually have that filtration avoidance waiver. narrator: while municipalities are responsible for maintaining systems and source supply, the standards that protect water are established at the federal level. there are two important pieces of federal legislation that were both enacted in the early to mid-1970s. the first was the clean water act, which acts to protect rivers and lakes, and sources of drinking water. the second was the safe drinking water act, that provides federal standards to assure the safety of the water that we drink. both acts have been amended since they were first adopted, and they're both cornerstones for the water issues that we face in america today. allbee: the clean water act set a floor and ba

. >> as they explore undeveloped future, they're also facing another question. to make money when players, more and more, expect their games to be free. >> they want to play without paying real money. >> how to make money for a game that's free to download without scaring players off. >> the free to play space will be huge. >> don't count out the old games. >> with a playstation 4 and a new xbox on the horizon. >> really the future of the counsel space. >> hewitt-packard is reportedly trying to remove their name from the stadium. it cost them $3.1 million a year to have their name on the staid owe. >> david chu, the sierra club, and others are teaming up today to try to eliminate the sale of bottled water. the san francisco examiner reports that parks officials will have to explore the cost of water filling stations. 14 national parks have stopped selling bottled water. environmentalist want to add yosemite to the list. >> it is kind of ironic. >> no water coming down today, lisa, we're looking at the possibility of a little light rain not only today, but it con

the only place to cross is billy goat park, an undevelopmented park at the close of the end of the beacon street and this illegal that crosses there. should want be there. >> thank you. >> we have jack and jane, and i think that is going to be it for this item once you two are done. >> good morning. i would like to talk about the money, the money the department doesn't seem to have. money to launch unneeded uncalled for projects like a trail that no one needs on beacon street that goes up to the play ground. it should be clear from all of the people here the overwhelming opinion on this trail is rather negative. i should point out that as the play ground was built provides adequate entrances accessible to the public. clearly never designed with the potential cliff side entrance down to beacon street. there is no need to spend money on a study or planning or developing such an access. further there should be no need for public meetings, consensus gathering from a few hikers lost and wandering up the trail or anyone not related or vested interest in the neighborhood. the matter has taken wa

warnings went out several days ago that about 100 homeless people had to leave the camp on undeveloped parkland near the guadalupe river. the city will help the homeless find shelter and places to store their things. >>> some other bay area headlines, fremont police searching for a man they say committed home break-ins and burglaries. lawrence nero was last spotted on tuesday after a burglary at a home on more ray street and last friday he led officers on a chase before getting away on foot. police say he usually rings the front doorbell during the day when no one is home and then breaks in through a back door. >>> toll workers at the golden gate bridge will be history as of wednesday, march 27. the agency that oversees the bridge announced that date yesterday. toll collecting on that bridge will go all-electronic mainly with the use of fastrak transponders come april. >>> time now is 4:36. lawrence, i'm so glad you're not on the roads, lawrence. but you're kind of driving, right? >> hey, if you have the need for speed, this is the place to be here in fremont. they have just opened up

this is based on the study of children under undeveloped countries that have a lower rate of allergieshanks heather for the first time since 9-11 you will be allowed to take small knives on airplanes. the tsa loosening the policy on certain items you are able to bring on board. this move is concerned about the central safety. >> the tsa is making a change to the policy. >> we are modifying the prohibitive item list. >> souvenir buys ball bats, golf clubs hockey sticks and other sports equipment will be permitted. the new policy change allows workers to focus on more serious threats to safety. >> the idea that if we have to look for and find and then somehow resolve whatever that prohibit tive item is that takes time and effort. the key factor for me is that may de tract us from that item that could be catastrophic failure to an aircraft. >> union leaders representing a number of southwest airlines flight attendants are calling the new policy dangerous and sort sighted. travelers are reacting to the news offering up mixed messages. >> think of allowing knives on plane? >> as far as stic

if you look at other industrial countries in undeveloped countries, women have been heads of state.he percentage of women in the legislatures is much higher it is here. the reason for that is in no way we are not a highly politicized country or society because of that, we have added that lot of women in politics until very recently. it's a new phenomenon and new phenomenon scare people. we've got a lot of in tillage of women now, both of the state legislators in congress and the corporate world of the military. it's going to be interesting in five or 10. josÉ women who have let terry expressed that is more expensive than some of the men will run against. i don't know if that answers that fully. [inaudible] >> at the funny thing when i was writing out, i had to make a decision, which first lady should i clued in what should i not? some include only the spouses of president and they are considered to be first ladies. no one else is. rachel jackson died before she got to the white house she never served as first lady again her life. on the other hand, women like harriet lane who of cou

plans to develop one of san francisco last big undeveloped property. neighbors don't like what they are hearing. >> golden gate bridge officials today announce no cash all electronic tolling on the bay bridge. when that begins crossing the new bay bridge on labor day. decision made on whether to charge walker 5 dollars for the privilege. >> facebook tries to breathe new life into the feature that connects 1 billion people by making your news feed look a lot more like a newspaper. lere's this island -- and it's got super-cute kangaroos. barrow island has got rare kangaroos. ♪ chevron has been developing energy here for decades. we need to protect their environment. we have a strict quarantine system to protect the integrity of the environment. forty years on, it's still a class-a nature reserve. it's our job to look after them. ...it's my job to look after it. ♪ if. >> san francisco planning commission approved a rare kind of housing development this afternoon that includes duple duplexes and town homes designated for a hillside on the city's west side

david: despite slow growth we have someone who says there is still ways to make money in undevelopedter newell, senior portfolio manager. always a pleasure to see you. first off we talked with the milken institute guy how fast some countries are growing. sometimes statistics can mislead you. people look at china, see unbelievable 9% growth rate, first of all if you believe the government is telling you the truth about that but that doesn't always track specifically with the returns on the investment in these country, right? >> absolutely. we city a study as a matter of fact. we always felt gdp growth is not correlated to stock market earns. david: look at united states we've been growing at miniscule levels yet the stock market is booming. >> let's take the example of china and mexico. we go back since we have data since 1995 china has grown faster than any country in the world, gdp growth 9.5%. david: put that chart back up, please. the blue line growing up, that is not china. that is mexico. mexico hasn't been growing as fast as china but market returns are much bigger. >> mexico i

you have this large swath of land that's owned by the city but it's undeveloped and within the past few months there's been an explosion in the number of people coming here with their tents because there was another homeless encampment in town that was shut down so a lot of people migrated here. what makes this encampment different from other encampments is that it is in the wide open. it's unsightly. the city argues that it is unsanitary. and there's also concern about crime even though san jose police have said there hasn't really been an uptick but there is concern there could be crime. the city did give the people who live here and there's probably maybe around 100 people, 70 tents. they did give people 72-hour warning saying today at 9:00 we are going to come in here and clean this up. one argument for cleaning it up that the city is putting out there saying, look, if we let this homeless encampment stand, then it will encourage people to move to other open areas and set up encampments there. they want to use this as an example that if there is open land like this, they do not want

it's undeveloped. between the airport and the rose garden on spring street so it's just a large area and within the past year there was a couple tents starting in january. the population exploded because the city shut down one encampment forcing a lot of people to migrate here. as you can imagine with that mean people out here there are concerns about sanitation. it is unsightly because it is not hidden in the brush and it's in the wide open and there's also concerns about potential increase in crime. >> i can sit here and call them bad names. i'm not going to do that. the police have been good. san jose police. we've not had any problems out here. crime hasn't gone up. usually by the time it gets past dark everyone goes in. i guess we're in our own little community. >> reporter: the police have told the mercury news they have not seen an uptick of crime with these people moving into this area, this patch of land. nonprofits reportedly have been out here to offer them help. as you can see scott daniel

it is currently undeveloped because of government restrictions.ost: first call comes from christian and obama city, democrat line. caller: good morning. if they are saying the younger generation, look at this guy. the reason why this guy is against president obama, he was told he was better than a black -- let's get's do to the situation, where it started. your guy was basically -- had a surplus when bill clinton left. after four years, bush had a five jillion dollar deficit -- 5 trillion dollars in deficit. president bush would have left present -- president obama a surplus, it would not have been a situation. host: we will get responses to your question in just a minute. what do you do enough, sitting -- what do you do in oklahoma city? we have two issues on the table. number one, the issue your parents told you, that you are better than the black man. guest: i would not dignified that racist comment with a response. number two, president bush was left to president obama, the deficit. i do not support bush and his policies, because they were ant

one idea that has some potential would be for you all given the fact you natural gas development undevelopedospects of using those plans to advance best practices in terms of tracking and environmental issues. would that be the approach he would be open to in terms of trying to make sure as we look to get a natural gas policy right, we could also have you all play a key role in creative kinds of policies that help but think that balance? >> we are blessed with natural resources and natural gas is one of the most significant. i appreciate its properties. it is cleaner than some sources of fuel. it depends on its economic viability will operate in a world market. in terms of innovative technologies. it's been a while since i cracked a while. but the principles are all the same. i believe there are ways we can lean into the resources and the bureau of land management in the u.s. geological survey to come up a safe and responsible race to develop resources in a way that helps support jobs as well as energy independence. >> you will find a great many people in the industry and environmental commu