from all of us here at nbc news, have a good night. rback here tomorrow night. from all of us here at nbc news, have a good night. iback here tomorrow night. from all of us here at nbc news, have a good night. ghback here tomorrow night. from all of us here at nbc news, have a good night. tomorrow night. from all of us here at nbc news, have a good night. >>> right now at 6:00 a pitbull goes unit tack and nearly kills a woman in the east bay. we're live with the latest. good evening, everyone. >> thank you for joining us. the woman was air lifted to the trauma center after her own pitbull attacked her at her home. the attack happened at about 10:00 this morning on silverado drive. nbc bay area talks to neighbors and joins us live. this was a woman's own dog, kimberly? >> reporter: that's absolutely right, peggy. that lifeflight helicopters with you are talking about earlier today land at this park which is very close to victim's home.

i want to give you an opportunity to be a straight shooter with us here this morning. gov. kaisich: i don't know i like where this is going. >> i would like you to tell us what are your detractors saying about you, why are they wrong, and in what instances may they be right? gov. kaisich: i don't know if i have any detractors. it is a good question. sometimes people say that he is not disciplined and not focused. how do you go from $8 billion in the hole to a $2 billion surplus and the loss of 350,000 jobs to a gain of almost 350,000 jobs. tax cuts atdramatic education returns, $3 billion. helping the poor. how do you do that if you are not focused? i have a lot of energy. but you don't have all the energy and the push, how do you get things done? the other thing is, i am always in the future. i have always think about what can be. ideas bring excitement. i don't care fits in business, sports, politics, or religion. look at how this pope is shaking up the world because of his ideas about how things should happen. you spend a short time with me and you might think wow, what d

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is an agency we use quite a bit here. and the congressional budget office is a very important government agency that gives us all of our cost estimates. this budget is written on their estimates. and for the last six years we've had a director at the congressional budget office by the name of doug elmendorf who has done an outstanding job as director of the c.b.o. i've worked very closely with mr. elmendorf, dr. elmendorf, and with c.b.o. in my prior capacity. he was a democratic appointee, but the c.b.o. director is supposed to call the balls and the strikes and play it fair. doug elmendorf has done that, and so i just simply want to say for the record, mr. chairman, that we wish him well. he's leaving at the end of the month. we wish him well. we thank him for his service. we thank the congressional budget office for all the hard work that they put in so we can be here on the floor with these budgets, and we wish him great success in the future in whatever it is he chooses and thank him for the service to this house, to

. >> thank you commissioner pearlman and supervisor christensen for asking us here to talk about this important issue we've got twa a number of staff to we are any questions on the topic i'm emry rogers for the planning department joined by sanchez zoning administrator and tom our chief administrator office and chris manager of the enforcement program and audrey of the enforcement plan today, we're here at your request to talk about the short-term rental process described the new law the process for rental some statistics on highway registration is proceeding and provide an assessment on who is working and what could work better also traditionally short-term rental unit have been completely illegal in san francisco prior to the recent changes in allow only commercial like helts or bid and breakfast are eligible for renting commotion for less than thirty days it passes the board and signed by the mayor on october 27th became effective on february 1st of this year when the law was proposed reviewed by the planning commission the planning commission prioritized 3 goals to preserve the ex

us. well here the waiting continues. like i said earlier on the announcement has restarted and hopefully later on this evening we'll have a clearer view of who exactly is in the lead in this election. back to you in london. >> good to see you. >>> a developing story, the country hit by a massive power cut. it's disrupted public transport in the city, people stranded in subways. a terrifying time for some people. the prime minister said all possible causes are being investigated including a militant attack. let's bring you up to date with mark lowen in istanbul. difficult to get pictures. you can see the pubway closed. knowing the cause of what happened? >> we don't know. a huge investigation under way to try to find out what is behind this unprecedented power outage that hits half the provinces in this country. it is being sorted in some areas. some parts of istanbul. that's why we are speaking on the phone line. the internet connection is down. it's hit power companies, power plants shopping malls, public transport was

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here's what they told us. >> since sisi became president the situation for us here in gaza hassing gotten worse. he's tightened it so much we can't move. i'm worried he might carry out military attacks against us here. >> sisi is an illegitimate leader and so are his courts. we have to be prepared for anything. >> many people across the gaza strip are concerned about these latest developments, one thing remains unclear which is how or if the egyptian government will enforce the court's ruling. >> egypt's highest court ruled and article in the law regulating elections is unconstitutional. it could mean a delayen long awaited parliamentary poles. egypt has been without a paulment since what 2012. al sisi's arrived in saudi arabia for talks with the king. they are expected to discuss sisi's proposal for a so-called jointly anti terrorism force. this comes ahead of a conference aimed at securing money for egypt's battered economy. >> benjamin netanyahu is heading to the united states to address congress on the agreement between negotiated between iran and several world powers, but a growing n

we have been speaking to people right across the gaza strip telling us that they are also afraid afraid of what might happen next. here is what they told us. >> since sisi became president, the signatures for us here in gaza has gotten worse. he has tightened the siege so much we can't even move. i am now worried he will carry out military attacks against us here. sisi is an i will legit 3459 leader. so are his courts. he has complicated things for us and we have to be prepared for anything. >> many people right across the gaza strip are concerned about these latest developments one thing remains unclear which is how the egyptian government will enforce the court's ruling. >> still to come this half hour egypt's supreme election committee says it's working on a new timetable for elections after a court rule defining electoral districts with unconstitutional: the decision could delay the parliamentary vote due to begin later this month. he script has not had an elected partial parlor since 2012. that's when the supreme court constitutional court ruled the main parliament chamber dominated by muslim brotherhood supporte

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>> tom kierein is here with us now. we want this out of here. >> temperatures dropped 35 degrees since yesterday afternoon. and much of the region we were in the 70s, now only in the low 40s. you can get some wet snow along skyline drive in the highlands of west virginia but all east of there, it's all rain right now. gets lights rain northern eastern suburb. the area of yellow coming down it harder. farther south and west just some light rain woodbridge down 95 to fredericksburg another area of some moderate rain, that's in partly cloudy tracking east. much of the rain will taper off by 10:00 and moving east of us. during the afternoon, still light rain this area in green this as of 3:00 p.m. most of it is over height get a few lingering sprinkles by then in far southern maryland, but we'll be gradually drying out during the afternoon. look at the hour by hour chilly temperatures for the day ahead coming up at 6:41. how is the commute? >>> good morning. the ghut is looking good this morning. no reports of major incident

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us they're also afraid. afraid of what might happen next. here's what they told us. >> since sisi became president the situation for us here in gaza has only gotten worse. he's tightened the seize so much we can't move. i'm now worried he will carry out military attacks against us here. >> sisi is an illegitimate leader and so are his courts. he's only complicating things for us here and now we have to be prepared for anything. >> many across the gaza strip are concerned about these latest developments. one thing remains unclear which is how or if the egyptian government will enforce the court's ruling. >> egypt's highest court ruled that an article in the law regulating elections is unconstitutional. the court decision could mean a possible delay in the long awaited parliamentary pole. it has been without a parliament in 2012 when a court dissolved the main chamber. >> egypt's president al sisi has arrived in saudi arabia for talks with the king. they are expected to discuss the proposal for a joint anti terrorism force. the visit comes ahead of a

president turman. >> here. >> commissioner marshall enroute. >> . >> dejes u.s. >> here. >>. >> also here with us is joyce hicks and chief of police. >> welcome everyone to the to the march 11th police commission meeting welcome to those here in attendance and those watching at home. we haven't been here in city hall since february 4th so it's good to be back. >> please call the first line item. . >> certificate of appreciation mr. jeffrey man hierm man heimer and i understand we're going to have a presentation. >> i am lieutenant chin from the -- mr. manheimer, are you here? come on up [applause]. >> sorry sergio. >> correct i'm lieutenant sergio chin from the investigative team. tonight we're here to president the citizen's commendation. let me give a little bit of detail. there was a robbery incident that occurred at the 1800-block of polk street the the suspect tries to leave without paying and mr. manheimer hears the ruckus and turns around and sees a big fight. a couple of things he could do take no action or push him off the bike and he did that pushed him off the bike

joining now via skype is william spindler spokesman for the refugee agency, thank you for joining us hereal jazeera here on al jazeera the situation in syria and beyond is dreadful, you obviously work for a u.n. agency do you think this condemnation of the u.n. of the security council is justified. >> well, clearly momented begin to political solution to the conflict in syria. and the international community seemed to be paralyzed and unable to find a political settlement. this was a crisis in the world today, 3.9 million refugees mostly in the neighboring countries and the impact of this population in this is tremendous people who need to be fed and housed electricity and water need to be provided and many syrians are not finding the living conditions that they need and therefore are continuing their journeys on wards and some of them are now in europe as well. >> following that, it is very interesting there's been a proposal from one of your colleagues at the u.n.h.c. europe. talk to us about the reassessing the moving of syrian refugee whose are arriving mainly let's say to italy or gr

calm down, just the two of us here. you're talking to the fish out here. he's talking about healthcare or whatever it was, just felt passionately about it. this wasn't just a staged event on the floor of the senate it was passionate but it was not mean. >> that's what i think the difference is today. there's a lot of meanness in washington. >> all of us here are pretty vocal and outspoken can hit high decibel levels. it was situational. it was in the passion of the moment. the passionate debate of ideas. i feel that one of the ways ted kennedy organized the way he did with the meetings and was more friendship, less partisanship. because you knew each other. always trying to find a way. sure, we're going to fight and differ but when the day is over, the day has to be over, begin new day you find a new way. >> schieffer: will we ever see his likes again? >> if teddy were here he'd make this work. i have great confidence in the place and the institution. goes to ups and downs never perfect in the sense. the senate changes people. if you are here for awhile yo

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thank you for talking to us here in al jazeera. we have seen over the last four years pretty much an international impasse in terms of the way that they dealt with the conflict. of the existing current international processes, are there any that could yield an impact negatively or positively. we all agree now, that the conflict in syria is a war by proxy, how they are supporting different local proxies. we have maybe iran and russia. we have the united states saudi arabia supporting the opposition. and i think that has led to a stalemate on the ground. neither party can allow the proxies to lose or be defeated. any agreement on the upper level will have an impact. if we have led, for example, an agreement, welcome. >> indeed indeed. >> so we are going to have - we'll see it on the ground in syria. if we don't have agreement on the back of that failure on the ground in syria. we have to stay in this place. russia turkey saudi arabia it's not just between the united states and iran. there are other players measuring interest in this

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that's what bought us here that's what will keep us here. if you mess with that, g.o.p., if you don't have spiritual men like the guys i quoted and all of them, i could have been here three hours quoting, if you don't have spiritual men making political decisions, you're going to lose this country. we are sliding out of -- at a skile like i have never seen in my lifetime you say this thing is in danger. i haven't given up on it. but the times are getting desperate. we're going to have to suffer through the next two years g.o.p. we're just going to have to suck it up and suffer through it. you say, but unless -- until and unless we get spiritual men in the white house to help turn this thing around, we're going to lose it. that mightnary is just -- that nightmare is just beginning. if you run out of options you say, phil, would you gut these bue accuracies if they elected you? yeah. would there be any i.r.s.? no. e.p.a.? gone. somebody said what are you gong to do with the e.p.a.? i figure about four or five hands watching to see if somebody

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our justice correspondent pamela brown is with us here. we're watching what's going on. fill us in on how it sounded today. you were there today when you heard the oral arguments. >> you could feel it sitting in that room during the oral arguments. from the get-go the justices the liberal justices came out of the gate with some tough questions for michael carvin who's representing the plaintiffs in this case. the liberal justices breyer kagan, sotomayor saying you can't just look at a snippet but the context of the law as the whole. it's clear according to these justices that everyone who is part of this whether they're in a federal-run exchange or state-run exchange deserve subsidies. and one of the justices said it would cause a death spiral if those people in the 34 states lost their subsidy. the conservative justices scalia and alito mainly made it very clearly that they sided with the plaintiffs' attorney that the law was sloppily written and couldn't this go back to congress and fix the law? but what was so interesting is for both justice kennedy and chief justice r

thank you for joining us here on mornings on 2. it is monday, it is march 2nd i'm dave clark. >> good morning, i'm pam cook. it is almost 6:30. steve says it's almost like rain today i guess. >> you know central california, southern california, southern california is getting hammered. there is another system that will probably do the same. >> it's close enough here where scattered showers. all the way down to southern california if you are heading to arizona my goodness today looks like a wash out. as this bam booming over the desert is heading into western arizona. dick has had two-thirds of -- san diego has had two-thirds of an inch of rain. 30s and 40s and 50s on the temps for us. mendocino county and lake county over all looks pretty light right now but it doesn't mean we are out of the soup yet. you can semester of it is taking aim right off the coast so it's really close. the system will dive down over us today. mostly cloudy. cooler. scattered showers. possibility of a thundershower or two. but forecast highs upper 50s, low

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. >> and david kerley's with us here in the studio tonight. and david, it sure would seem that if someone did have mental illness and wanted to get into that cockpit, they could find a way to hide this. >> under these current systems, even the one here in the u.s., that does seem to be a possibility. and some pilots are wary of even talking to a psychologist about issues they might be having. fearful that that information is going to go straight to the faa and it could jeopardize their pilot's license. >> david kerley, who's been with us all week long. david, thank you. >>> and i want to bring in abc news aviation consultant, john nance, tonight. a veteran pilot himself. and john, we all know you flew commercial jetliners for 27 years. what kind of tests did you go through every year? >> every year, i had a flight physical. and when i became a captain, it was every six months. but you know, there was no psychological component to that. unless you walked into the doctor's office acting goofy. there wasn't anything that he asked you about psycho

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you can tweet us. here is what is on the radar. the saudi's and some allies are seeking to stop the incident on the southern border. the stronghold of the yemen president. officials investigating a crash that killed 150. evidence suggests that a pilot may have been locked out of the cockpit. the crash site and the search for the flight recorder has continued. the company says it will increase profit growth. adidas tries to help market slide. coming up, we will show you the financial problems. crude has the biggest rally and saudi arabia begins airstrikes on yemen. we will have more on that next. francine: welcome back. for more on the race against the clock, we are joined by the senior european economist mark gilbert and james. thank you. we were trying to find out where the next step is. i want to focus on the story on the bloomberg terminal that goes through the worst-case scenario. what happens next? >> we are in uncharted territories and it would not miss surly be the trigger. it would be for something bad to happen for the ecb

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we have that going for us here. yesterday, we had the morning drive affected with rain this morning at least it is our turn to catch a breaky guess. but eventually there is wet weather on the way. and you know i guess you could call this a clipper system. but it doesn't meet all of the criteria. it is coming from the same location as a typical clipper o it is moving very speedily as a typical clipper would. but it has got a lot of moisture to work with. it also has rain with it, which you don't tip beingly find. clippers are usually known for brinking in much colder air. even though little bit of drop back on the thermometer out of this again, it is not really meeting cry tear y but i don't want to call it a storm cyst at the time either. little disturbance will quickly hit us herement like we said, yes talking about snow, you are going to have to go far north if you want any casino of accumulation that is at least significant. so there is a winter weather advisory posted for the poconos, out along the i80 corridor,

there are many people that brought us here i want tonowledge constituting thank you for your vision and leadership i want to recognize the school lineups or leaders that helped to develop the violation hydra and sandra and emily and others thank you very much. >> that's excitement because the future is right here in the library. >> the department heads that have been a part you've heard from determining trusts and others about the many city heads i want to acknowledge maria that has been heading up the department of b cf and the many people that work in labor many of who grew up in the neighborhood and still live here this is truly a team project that is american people to on the last day of wir7b9 looking for spring tomorrow that's almost a poetic way to look at what's happening in the bayview and the seating part of san francisco we're coming out in the winter some consider a dictate neutrons i believe that one day this corridor is going to be the engine of san francisco where families with going to be able to stay in san francisco an

good morning and thank you for joining us here on mornings on 2. it is wednesday, march 25th i'm dave clark. >> good morning, i'm pam cook. thank you for joining us his morning. it's almost 6:30. steve says it will get a little warmer today. >>> it is. originally we thought we might get some records. it will be warm. >> all right. >> what's new? it's been that way. however for what it's worth and i know some of you are out there. the 240 global model which is the canadian version it has been very, very good since january shows much lower pressure early april and possibility of some rain. so we'll see. now again that is ten days out. but i've been hanging my hat on that model and it's been really good on the west coast ridge. it's showing some rain today. that is the radar here. and also everything up in seattle and portland. for us yesterday santa rosa 70. today 76. san francisco 65. bump you up 3. livermore 70 to 74. there is a little bit of fog on the coast. a little bit. it is tough to see. there is some coming down the coast. 40s and 50s on your

this proposal does nothing to deal with the real problem there are a lot of us living here that you have a lot of construction i come over here i come 4 blocks i counted parking is taken away from construction and have been put in and i know that will be gone soon and my parking will get better please do not pass that we don't want it my elderly land lady and girl friend doesn't want it i can't afford it thank you. >> thank you. >> (calling names). >> good afternoon. >> islands you rufus i stand up for the third time speaking on the same spubtd i subject under a different name i call residential park permits area q i'm against that permit first of all, since 1993 i've lived there we pay for permits and sometimes i go a mile through the city to find a place to park even the people that lives in the area gets a place to park it presents a problem for the church i'm a member and to be worried about someone pulling cars around lights areas we watch for people not to have their cars moved i hope you consider a better approach with so many cars in the city. >> thank you. >> thank you. next spe

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here. we have a few mascots with us. but it's not too often you see alibaba and google side by side. i have to say the security guards back here are with the android mascot. but there you have it. just got a little bit more interesting. when we get back we'll have fun as well and show you how alibaba's new facial recognition system works for ali pay which wouldn't be useful for you guys. we're back in two. you. >>> the bill is now awaiting approval of governor chris christie. he has 45 days to act on it. shakes up about 3.7% in yesterday's trade but the other big story was tesla ceo taking to twitter. he says some people seem to think i tweet to affect share price. this is false. a brief rise in tesla stock obviously does no good to tesla or me. responding to criticism about taking to twitter to flag up an upcoming press conference on thursday. this is not the first time he tweeted about tesla's share price. on september 5th of 2015 they fell 33% after musk tweeted the stock price is kind of high. >>> uber's cfo is leaving the company. he joined the ride sharing service in september 2

so here he is with us.brendan as you have heard approach his work in an unjudgmental way both irish and non-irish in times of great joy and sadness. he is the one that is typically there to lift us up and we're delighted that supervisor farrell that you have us here today, that we can lift him up and celebrate brendan. there is a old gaelic word that describes much of what happens in the irish community and it's a word that goes back hundreds and hundreds of word that describes how particularly in old communities like ireland that were primarily farming communities, how the people who would come together in times of need to help each other out as volunteers, much like barn-raising here, with the iroquois native-americans have that tradition and again we're delighted father brendan is being honored today. thank you. [ applause ] >> colleagues as we wrap up our st. patrick's day celebrations over the past few weeks with our irish flag raising in city hall a few weeks ago. we had our parade on saturday, and to

so that is the challenge for us here. by the way, one other thing. we keep the oil here in the united states, that is going to keep up pressure to keep the price of gasoline lower because of the more oil we had here in the united states is going to lower the price of gasoline. every time there is a one penny reduction in the price of gasoline, it is $1 billion that goes into the pockets of consumers in america. one penny equals $1 billion. so when the price of oil gasoline drops $.10, that is $10 billion. when it drops one dollar, that is $100 billion. and it is down by one dollar. it is down by more than one dollar from where was last time this year. that is a lot of money because they are stimulants into the pockets of americans who can spend it on other things. it is to help our drivers, manufacturers, and it is not going to exist. so it fails on each one of these items. one, he gets exported. two, they do not pay their full taxes or any at all to the oil spill liability fund. we do not keep it here and it keeps the price is lawyer -- lower for ame

. >> "speaker boehner, immigration reform is alive in the hearts of all of us gathered here today. >> "and frankly, i'll make clear, we have no intention of ever going to conference on the senate bill." >> activists besieged the halls of congress demanding action. >> who are you fighting for? who are you fighting for? >> maria, my mother. >> and you, who are you fighting for? >> my friends. >> your friends. who are you fighting for? >> my mom and my father. >> these protestors told us that under obama, immigration reform has so far meant more miles of border fence, more border patrol agents, and more deportations: nearly 400,000 a year. >> and that number, 400,000 isn't completely arbitrary. in 2009, congress mandated that ice fill 34,000 beds in detention centers every day. and that's the quota driving record deportations. >> arizona democratic congressman raul grijalva says the pace of deportations is a political strategy. >> i think there was a belief once that if we were really hard on the issue of enforcement that that would bring the more conservative members republicans, of con

. >> the pilot was telling us the conditions to land were not good so they left us flying around here for over half an hour until they tried to find a hole to get us to come in and land. >> reporter: when the plane finally got clearance passengers say it hid this power line on the way down landed hard and skidded off the run way. >> the more flames were coming out, sparks everywhere. we bounced, another good bounce and we slid all the way to the end of the runway. >> it looks like the engine snapped off. we slid for a while, and thankfully we're all alive. >> reporter: 25 people were taken to hospital for treatment of minor injuries. >> all of us in dan are greatly relieved there have been no critical injuries as a result of this incident. >> the airline coo said it was safe to fly even with bad weather. wendy gillette for cbs news. >>> fire officials here in new york say everyone is now can'ted for following last week's apartment building fire and collapse. two bodies have been recovered. authorities believe thursday's blast was caused by an improper improperly tapped gas line. >>> f