i'll happy to a work with an unanimously team of individuals that needs to be recognized the team i'd like to start with our chief of branches ed back here (clapping) elsie wong she's helped ushat designed of quite a few of the libraries (clapping) from the dpw side our michelle our project manager where's michelle lee. julia back there doing fabulous work and ed lopez they've come together and worked beautifully to make this happen. i want to recognize the folks that are going to be delivering excellent customer public service to all of they deserve our recognition our management robert carlson and eric the librarian there you go eric the great support staff and shawn lynn and jason lee and he betty lee (clapping) let's hear it for them folks. okay. so now without further ado, it's my pleasure to introduce mayor ed lee he's hand print has been in the program throughout the entire had 14 years since 2000 when he was the director of public works and as mayor he's give us unwavering port to make sure we come to the final full time so thank you mayor ed lee (clapping.) thank you lou yes, sir. and thank you for the librarian the wonderful job he's doing (clapping) well, when he

so this is an absolutely perfect opportunity for us to team up with a world renown, very creative inspirational artist and put the sounds and sights of the animals that we study into a brand-new context, a context that really allows people to appreciate an esthetic way of the idea that we might live in the world without these sounds or sites. >> in the scientific realm it is shifting baselines. we get used to less and less, diminished expectations of what it was. >> when i came along lobsters six feet long and oysters 12 inches within they days all the oyster beds in new york, manhattan, the harbor would clean the water. so, just getting people to wake up to what was just literally there 200 years ago, 150 years ago. you see the object and say what is that. you come out and hear these intriguing sounds, sounds like i have never heard in my life. and then you step closer and you almost have a very intimate experience. >> we could link to different institutions around the globe, maybe one per continent, maybe two or three in this country, then once they are all networked, they begin to communicat

team. >> reporter: today the nba own are committee had a conference call to discuss the team. >> i have to get with our team about playing basketball tonight. that's got to be important for usreporter: i have to get to the team. >> reporter: and getting to the conference championship. >> one footnote tonight, the naacp chapter president who had planned to award donald sterling a lifetime achievement award in los angeles resigned today. coming up next here on "nightline," prince harry is in america and on the prowl after breaking up with his girl friend. we have the latest on the reason for the split and his party hardy visit to miami. a man who doesn't stand still. but jim has afib, atrial fibrillation, an irregular heartbeat not caused by a heart valve problem. that puts jim at a greater risk of stroke. for years, jim's medicine tied him to a monthly trip to the clinic to get his blood tested. but now, with once-a-day xarelto jim's on the move. jim's doctor recommended xarelto. like warfarin, xarelto is proven effective to reduce afib-related stroke risk. but xarelto is the first and only once-a-day prescription blood thinner for patients with afib not caused by a heart va

chronicle is reporting that the 49ers are threatening to force the city to nix montana's development because the team needs to use that land for parking for its new stadium. the team could build 789 parking spots there. the city has proposed 4,000 other spots, but the team has said no to them for various reasons. some have drainage issues, for example. using the youth soccer field next door for parking on game days. that's not going to happen, says the city. and the team has indicated that sharing parking spaces with montana's development wouldn't work either. so, that could lead to the possibility that the team could say you have to shut down joe montana's development because we'll need that space for all those cars. again, a stadium that will be holding 68,500 people. you can do the math, they need a lot of spots for the parking. the issue of parking has got to be resolved soon because levi stadium scheduled to open this august. >> thanks so much, bob. >>> 5:10. google glass is on sale. it was at a golf tournament. we'll tell you how the whole thing came together. >>> a boy scout troop uses their training to re

have died. >> we pay tribute to the nearly 2,200 patriots who have made the ultimate sacrifice in afghanistan. >>> team rubicon has brought hundreds of volunteers together to user skills for disaster response. since 2010, team rubicon has served at disaster sites all over the world. >> this memorial day i would like to particularly remember nathan windsor, michael t washington. >> captain [ inaudible ] u.s. army. >> special [ inaudible ]. >> wes served his platoon leader during the iraq war. his team is working on memorial day rebuilding homes after the 16 tornadoed droided the area. you are from arkansas, right? >> i am. >> so this is a big day for you and your team, but you decided not to take it off, but to help the people of arkansas. tell us why. >> well, team rubicon, we're a veteran lead, largely vedran-based volunteer organization, and as veterans, we figure the best way to honor the legacy of service members who gave their lives is to serve on their behalf. what does a day like this mean to you as you help the people in arkansas? >> me personally it's an honor and privilege to serve along my brothers and sisters. these are folks that gave up days or w

investigative reporter steven stock and our team have spent the last six months piecing together information on every spill site in silicon valley. he joins us to tell us what the team found. steven? >> reporter: janelle, many of these spill sites date back to the 191997 and the 1980s -- 1970s and 1980s, but they are still impacting our groundwater and soil today. tonight for the first time, our investigative unit maps out more than 500 separate sites that all contain toxic chemicals here in silicon valley. the sites are part of the legacy of the infant microchip industry, a legacy that experts say we will be living for decades to come. >> they're unauthorized discharges usually from many years ago. people doing things that at the time were considered normal and industry practice that we now know causes problems. >> reporter: 23 of these sites are official federal epa superfund sites, believe it or not. our investigative team found hundreds of smaller sites scattered throughout the valley. coming up at 11:00, we will talk to the experts about the potential threats these toxic sites pose to you and your family. and we will show you for the first

even if materials he uses are simple to use gold spray paint to not stick and carrot green of the famous trophy. he has already produced a stock of over six hundred up because his team is to put a replica trophy into the hands of each of the players for this year's winning team having its most treasured possession is about the soccer trophy find appraisals current star player name are. a reading of the leaves had been warned by astral plane carrying increase was a bit vexed hundred and thirty four thousand i figure to be an auction for the fifty times higher than expected. was a bit with the wife of emperor franz joseph the first selection for his personal items are also highly sought after the auction of imperial memorabilia. or was it the renewed interest in the last minute things to come from. i'm kristen is a bit. it's amazing that with some toy when she was ten years of foods. ms hanson was a bit too small for the latest news. the auction austria's direct the empty places in it prepares to mark hundred years since the two twenty eight t for teen sensation of art to get transferred in an air disaster when gary and carolyn his death with the fuse for world war on

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to monitor the progress. you can the the organization below but it's the team effort were trying to get together a as a city team and with the doctor helping us to get the time commitment that the staff needs. with that, i'll pass it on to john rocks and that's for the education and to the engineering expert who's helping on a lot of the public safety solutions >> good afternoon, commissioners thank you. i'm john concoction white also the co-chair of the committee ate a subcommittee of several agencies throughout the city public health and the transportation authority the police department and the district attorney's office and the department of the environment and itself school district as well as sfmta. really quickly i know i have a big agenda afterwards the city has been one up programs or ongoing programs like safe routes to school your public health does a great job and the bicyclist projects programs and pedestrian safety campaigns that's been done throughout the year we are trying to do now starting with a larger pedestrian safety and encouragement program that will be rolling out this summer and bloom into a caption this fall is iden

the chronicle" reporting that the 49ers are threatening to force the city to nix montana's development because the team needs to usehat land for parking for its new stadium. the city has guaranteed that the team could build 789 parking spots there. now, the city is trying to come up with a solution to make both sides happy but it's difficult because there's just not much space around the stadium. they have proposed 4,000 other parking spots, but the team has said no to them for various reasons. some have draining issues, for example. want to give you a better lay of the land and a map that we put together here to give you a better situational awareness. you have the stadium right there across the street and you also notice that there is a soccer field. used soccer field on the other side of the stadium. the 49ers opposed using those for game day for parking and that is not going to happen, indicated the city. and this is an issue, a big issue, an issue of parking. 68,500 seats in that stadium. you could imagine when they have events, they have a lot of people here who needs to put their wheels somewhere and this ne

to break the liquored of points during a season. we wanted that record and it is very important for us, this team deserves to have records, it deservesto be this record. >> in the english premier league, the matches went towards the title with -- the second half race as citizens moves past liverpool. sunderland had a 20 home-0 home win. coach scaleri has named his team the surprise defenerder is henrique. -- failed to make the squad. there as a familiar face stealing the limelight of the dunkirk cycling race as last year's leader won and florian senecal made a break before the finish of the 160 kilometer run. they were both real back in with 23 to go. they waited for the right moment to attack, six kilometers before the finish line. this ended with just two days remaining. he realized he had a great chance of winning the first stage, the frenchman was again ripping up the road as he secured this stage ahead of -- the early race leader. [speaking foreign language] >> the players championship is underway thursday with a $10 million purse, the biggest and professional golf. the tournament which has the strongest field of any term and th

to look at things, the small things, you know. >> come back out here, now! >> not long after harper's interview, the use of force teamsubdue him. >> he was threatening us with throwing feces, spitting at us through the door. >> you going to talk to me, you hear me? you no good mother [ bleep ]. >> duane harper is a person that sometimes don't think before he reacts. >> i told you now. >> harper's current release date from segregation is in 2009. >> if you talk to a lot of cats that really, really know me, they'll tell you that i overreact. i let my anger and my, you know, things get to me that i shouldn't have, and as a result of that, i'm still here. >>> when we return -- >> i'm not going to live with child molesters. i'm not going to live with punks. i'm not going to live with rats. i'm not going to live with that kind of people, because i have a choice, because i have nothing to lose. >> we meet some of the castle's most notorious and violent inmates. >>> and later -- >> you've got a lot of time to examine yourself, think about the things that you've done, think about the opportunities you had in life and squander

teams this card. but what to blog about the market. he's back but it wasn't a shoebox chucky to find a survivalist on the dublin for two days desk us give up hope of finding him with the teams on saturday. the myspace then home and you mistakenly he needed the space on sunday as the war torn nation of silk ideal morning to commemorate the tragedy. the only nation in a conference and sleepiness and lightness was the main focus now. but the typical changes to the nearby but it is assessed extended mean that risk that if they should have won the potential for cost for the next two days with the other hand could estimate for its leading to another fictional them on the site to collapse anytime. on to some other developments not amnesty international has accused baucus that's powerful spy agency the isi of kidnapping and getting candidates in the country. it also said the seven and military establishment off aka scott has it in the field to protect the media for tenancy in the country the new system is funded under the constant fear of humans has finance and other violence from internet and services bought a ticket bought in an on call. but

team miami gets a start and goal for the game. he has spent game seven to cite his struggles the coach told us this team needs to come out with firen their bellies. >> players have elevated play throughout the series on both teams. now is time to settle it. >> one of the things we've worked on is to have a game seven on home ice we're going to take advantage of that. and we're here now. we'll have fun with it. >> as big of a game this is i think you've got to keep it pretty routine. and when the buzzer goods off we'll be ready to go. >> sharks becoming only the fourth team after losing next three games warriors at ora cell arena themselves after losing last night with clippers. steph curry has got to be better than in los angeles eight turnovers just ten shots. now it's a must-win situation for dubs. >> you've got to make plays i mean, there is no special formula. be that game four, i can just play better rment we need them to be aggressive and make great decisions and better with the basketball. he knows it. i'm not worried about steph curry. at all. >> nba commissioner banned donald sterling for life yesterday, he did not mentio

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and also want to make sure that food returns get their credit as well as they're the folks that get us food the team packages it and gives it out there's a lot of us that did the work i've honored (clapping) i want to say one thing we can use a vehicle to distribute that food >> got it (clapping.) >> thank you supervisor cowen and our next presentation will be from our district 9 supervisor campos. >> you thank you very much mr. president, and again, i want to say congratulations to all the incredible honorees it's incredible those people being recognized in every single district it's my honor to add another person to that list as we celebrate asian pacific islander heritage month if we can ask the amazing person to come up. (yelling) (clapping.) gainer this is one of the proudest moments to reck you today he was raised in san francisco and grew up between left turn and hunters vail and the mission he's the eldest of the brothers she's joined by her parent and children she credits her parents for inspiring her to be involved in the community her grandmother helped with the dance. she got wrapped up

brian flores is live at the coliseum in oakland to let us know what the team is doing to help fans deal with the heat. hi there, brian. >> reporter: hi,er to rif. as fans -- hi, tori. as fans make their way in we're seeing a lot of people tearing shorts, t-shirts, tank tops. there's another game across the bay. that game is scheduled for 12:45. there could be record-recording temperatures. mid-90s expected in oakland. for fans and workers that means stocking up on water and sunscreen. the as have anticipated for today's hot temperatures, there will be break stations for workers and they are encouraging plans to bring in plenty of water and plastic bottles to stay hydrated. even umbrellas if fans want to. >> wee 'added additional medical staff to deal with -- we've added additional medical staff to deal with issues that come up. we'll be fairly liberal with the seating policy. we know that fans will want to migrate to the shaded area. as long as they are not taking someone's seat, we'll be liberal with that. >> reporter: last night, it was 82 degrees during the first pitch. that was afte

documentary that is going to be made about michael sam, i believe, coming from the oprah winfrey harpo productions. tell us about that. >> this is a documentary put together by oprah and her teamsly, in conjunction with us, where we are going to go through the trials and tribulations of the first openly gay player as he attempts to make the roster. we have gone to great lengths to make sure that the rams are ok with this and that we will not be interfering at all with mike's activities during training camp. this will take place with his personal life and away from the team. it will include a lot of reflection about what he has been going through and also some of his interpersonal relationships. >> have you heard any reaction from the nfl about this documentary? >> yes, we were in communication with the league office prior to the draft. for several weeks now about the documentary. obviously, there have been mixed reactions, but i think it is important to keep in mind that this is a historical event, and to not document it would be dissident -- doing a disservice to a lot of people. while still allowing mike to focus on football, we at the same time want to capture this event in

we knew about donald sterling's racist comments, the atlanta hawks, your team, we're playing the washington lizards. it used tour team. you did something special with the team, the coaches, everyone else. tell our viewers what you did and this is before the sterling up roar happened. >> yeah, towards the end of the season it's something we had wanted to do for some time and the schedule allowed it. we were coming to washington to play the lizards. so we went to the holocaust museum. >> the memorial museum? >> yes. an extraordinary experience. >> why did you want to take the players there? >> they had the opportunity to meet my mother-in-law. she's a survivor of unspeakable acts in the holocaust. she lost two brothers in the holocaust. it was an opportunity for them to meet her, it was an opportunity for them to visit the museum and to learn the lessons that the museum teaches us. >> and that was a powerful moment for you and the team. rachel, independent nba fans want him gone, donald sterling, whether or not a national poll has it 50/50 or so. >> yeah, reaction within the league was very strong. reaction amon

so i just want to thank all of you, the whole team, for bringing this to us and looking forward to the ground breaking. >> i want to really thank the port staff, jonathan, byron, you guys were great and to eddy, i want to thank you guys because you listened to us at the last port commission meeting and we told you to get the ball rolling. eddy, you listened to me, i told you not to punt the ball and you did a quarterback sneak. the citizens of san francisco will gain from this project and this will be a win. i'm really excited to see this project from the beginning to the end so thank you very much. >> all my questions have been answered. i, too, want to pile on the thanks to everyone on our staff that participated. you've all really done a terrific job and i feel very confident that we selected the right partners to work with us in this project. i really want to thank orton development and like others have alluded to, everyone i've spoken to from the community that's had interaction with the team has had nothing but praise for the orton response to questions and concerns. >> i think i

there's details there on how to get in touch with our team using twitter and facebook. 's it for me for now, laura, back to you. >> we'll see you later. do stay with us here on aljazeera, if you can. i'll be right back with another full bulletin of news. >> i'm joe berlinger this is the system i'd like to think of this show as a watch dog about the system... to make sure justice is being served. taken away from us, it better be done the right way. is justice really for all? >> i'm ali velshi, the news has become this thing where you talk to experts about people, and al jazeera has really tried to talk to people, about their stories. we are not meant to be your first choice for entertainment. we are ment to be your first choice for the news. the undocumented immigrant experien. a pulitzer prize winning journalist tells us why he risked everything to go public with his story. plus the war in nigeria, and the war on drugs, is it a waste of government, plus the first undocumented immigrant . >> boko haram, the words mean,

team miami gets a start and goal for the game. he has spent game seven to cite his struggles the coach told us this team needs to come out with fireies. >> players have elevated play throughout the series on both teams. now is time to settle it. >> one of the things we've worked on is to have a game seven on home ice we're going to take advantage of that. and we're here now. we'll have fun with it. >> as big of a game this is i think you've got to keep it pretty routine. and when the buzzer goods off we'll be ready to go. >> sharks becoming only the fourth team after losing next three games warriors at ora cell arena themselves after losing last night with clippers. steph curry has got to be better than in los angeles eight turnovers just ten shots. now it's a must-win situation for dubs. >> you've got to make plays i mean, there is no special formula. be that game four, i can just play better rment we need them to be aggressive and make great decisions and better with the basketball. he knows it. i'm not worried about steph curry. at all. >> nba commissioner banned donald sterling for life yesterday, he did not mention family mem

to score. then during extra time, the team who tried to score was us and not send via -- not sevilla. i will finish to tell you that it was not the best team who won this match. benfica players deserve congratulations. and now we will have to think about our next final on sunday, the portuguese cup. >> a coach is set to face a criminal investigation for tax evasion according to reports in portugal. he coached the national team eight. 2003 and 2000 and the portuguese attorney general's office confirmed a criminal investigation had been opened but gave no further details. the investigation focuses on payments of 7.4 million euros. he denies he avoided paying taxes. excitement is building to a dramatic end at the season in pain -- spain. a winner takes all title in the liga. they are preparing for the game on saturday with their catalan hosts. they must win to usurp the leaders from the capital. >> if we win, it isn't to shut anyone up. we have to win and enjoyed with thefamilies, our fans, technical staff. we all deserve this. after a year that has been very difficult for many reasons, e

there is 1.6 million there to add 11 new positions to the street cleaning team and that would also bring us back to levels from the fiscal year 08-09 when we lost quite a number of people. this new team will focus on new areas like many of our bad not transes and many of our alley. >> supervisor wiener? >> thank you. so, thank you for -- first of all i want to say, mr. nuru, you and to the department of public works, just want to thank you and your department for its really incredible work. i think our department, despite some significant budget challenges, does a very admirable job in doing what needs to get done. whether it's the cleaning and greening or the work done around our libraries or san francisco general. the explosion of road resurfacing and sewer water work and so forth has been tremendous and although infrastructure work is always disruptive, you know, it's incredibly important. we're finally seeing our average road scores, road condition scores go up for two years in a row and that's due to support of the voters, through proposition b, and also the work of dpw. and i know we

to itself to us investigative team looking into the real mentor get peoples that were discovered in south korea into a two week period starting in late march. as stated definitely that they were sent from the north. but these reports as the drones were headed back when they crashed after running out of fuel. the gps corners of the uab show that the flu over key military facilities at that dozens of pictures. a clear violation of korean armistice agreement and a non aggression pact which forbids the north and south from infiltrating each other's their states. south korea's defence ministry caught in a clear military provocation and a plan to submit the results of their findings to the united nations. north korea has hundreds of men area vehicles in its possession. dozens of others are believed to have flown over to stop before returning safely to the north but modified. this is a piece of bell's purpose from the boat up to ten kilograms of explosives. this raise concerns about possible attacks and a south korean military men to get in as security. wallace says this will put to deal with an

observers might reopen on station security cooperation in europe to a season of dance last week the us ambassador to the osce counted the team's claims of russia's involvement in the area and said there appeared to be many instalments of this release. it's very clear that what's happening would not be happening without washing it off. that doesn't mean that everything you see these russian involvement. what is happening would not be happening without a russian bomber. we remain deeply concerned about international group of hostages who were invited by the government of ukraine formally under the piano documents. as well as their ukrainian passport to remain among those are being held hostage the dungeon of slow downs and had a hard effort of going underground to to get him freed and we certainly are deeply concerned about their situation and hope that they will be freed. very very soon sixty seven member states of the oecd including russia agreed last month to send civilian losses to ukraine in a bid to help defuse the point is that it announced it would increase the numbers of mormon says in ukraine from one hundred and twent

team to show up. >> reporter: we have a beautiful day here. reporting from mobile weather, kpix5, roberta gonzales. hey frank, aren't you joining us? ut i have to take care of my news obligation first. >> you said you throw the palino first? >> yes. then you try to get the big ball close to the little white ball. >> do you always play with a hose in the middle? >> no. that is an unintended obstacle out there. >> looks like a difficult game. >> no, it's not. >> it should be a great day to get out there to joint a lot of sunshine around the bay area. cooler temperatures coming our way. the sea breeze has picked up again and it looks like is fog is rolling back in. ocean beach we go. you can see some of the low clouds and fog there. a sign of the heat wave starting to come to a close here, but it will still stay hot inland. temperatures soaring again. 88 in concord, 90 in livermore. it 186 in san jose. you can see the low clouds. high clouds up above this weak weather system coming in our direction. just strong enough to break down the ridge a bit. boy, by tomorrow, the temperatures really coming down. patchy fog tonight. a much cooler

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team success. laura anthony is live tonight with the decision and reaction to it. >> that is right. the final rumor involved talk as gm told usson was surprised when he showed up here this morning and was fired by the team. the gm told us team owners thanked jackson for all he'd done for the team. but they want to move in a different direction. >> we felt it was time to make a change. >> warriors general manager told reporters firing head coach was not an easy decision. but one that he and team owners felt had to be made. >> every stigs is with the believe it's÷ú going to help us win. >> saying the meeting was cordialn a tweet, wrote, thanks to my players i love you we accomplished a lot together i wish you all the best. god bless. >> for fans it was more difficult tovim swallow coming t days after jackson led the team to its÷ú second playoff experience. >> being a long time

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team success. laura anthony is live tonight with the decision and reaction to it. >> that is right. the final rumor involved talk as gm told us mark jackson was surprised when he showed up here this morning and was fired by the team. the gm told us team owners thanked jackson for all he'd done for the team. but they want to move in a different direction. >> we felt it was time to make a change. >> warriors general manager told reporters firing head coach was not an easy decision. but one that he and team owners felt had to be made. >> every stigs is with the believe it's÷ú going to help us win. >> saying the meeting was cordialn a tweet, wrote, thanks to my players i love you we accomplished a lot together i wish you all the best. god bless. >> for fans it was more difficult tovim swallow coming t days after jackson led the team to its÷ú second playoff experience. >> being a long time fan it's been bad he showedñr success. i don't get it. >> the firing after players made public statements in support of jackson. >> what coach has gone through this year, it's been unlike anything i've seen. i love coach you know? more than anyo

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he had to be rescued by a team using an inflatable raft. the torrential downpour was too much for creeks and streams to handle. so, water went rushing into homes. this woman's basement is filled with sewage water. >> floored had buckled up. i had hardwood floors down there. they buckled up. it's a mess in my house. it stinks. >> reporter: this is the same violent storm system that ravaged the south. from the air, you see the devastation. neighborhood after neighborhood, flooded. these homes, destroyed. >> just wet everywhere. >> reporter: rescuers pulled people from rooftops. this baby was saved using a boat. >> this car is floating right now. >> reporter: pensacola, florida, got almost 2 feet of rain in 24 hours. or 9 billion gallons of water, enough to fill 14,000 swimming pools. this stretch of pensacola's scenic highway, crumbled. some residents have replaced their cars with canoes. in mobile, alabama, an elderly woman was carried by firefighters after her car got stuck. another woman killed after driving though high water. after four da

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observers might reopen on station security cooperation in europe to a season of dance last week the us ambassador to the oecd counted the team's claims of russia's involvement in the area and said there appeared to be many instalments of this release. it's very clear that what's happening would not be happening without russian doll. that doesn't mean that everything you see these russian involvement. what is happening would not be happening without the rush of bob and weave remain deeply concerned about international group of hostages who were invited by the government of ukraine formally under the piano documents. as well as their ukrainian passport to remain among those being held hostage the dungeon of slow downs and i have a hard effort of going underground to to get him freed and we certainly are deeply concerned about their situation and hope that they will be freed. very very soon sixty seven member states of the oecd including russia agreed last month to send civilian losses to ukraine in a bid to help defuse the crisis there it announced it would increase the numbers of mormon says in ukraine from one hundred and twen