this is video from the zip line's website. the company offers tours, tree top canopy tours and what they call an extreme zip and climb adventure tour. the company says it's cooperating fully with the police investigation. this isn't the first time a zip line accident turned deadly in hawaii. two years ago a 36-year-old man died because a zip line tower collapsed because of weak isle. another person was critically injuried in that accident. >> a series of reports have been done on travel dangers in hawaii. if you would like to see reports go to nbc bay area.com. all you have to do is click on investigations. >> no such thing as a froe ride. san francisco is cracking down on people who skip on our their fares. but is it fair? some using the clipper card are questioning penalties. invest gettive reporter vickie winn looked into concerns. what did you find? >> a ticket will cost more than $100. just pay your fare and you should be fine, right? not so fast. there are sometimes questionable actions of fare inspector that can lead to

during that time, the leaning tower of zip makes national news.ousands more make donations to the ms foundation, totaling more than $150,000. >> i would say another 20, 30% came in after the fact because of the way this thing all turned out. >> if it had just fallen over, okay, it's over. it's what we expected. it was the blooper of it all. >> the initial demolition may have been a bust but that blooper led to something quite progressive. the zip's soft concrete is crushed, recycled, and laid into the foundation of the new building. >> it's not the tallest building in south dakota anymore, but it's still there. it's still part of south dakota. >> the zip may be down, but it's legend has only grown. and that's physical proof that the best laid schemes of men and men often go askew. we will give credit to poet robert burns, who wrote that in 1785 in scotland. so it's probably safe to assume that what went wrong is a concept that is both universal and timeless. i'm contessa brewer. that's all for this edition of "caught on camera." >>> they do battle

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this is video of the zip line where she worked. the company offered several kinds of zip line tours. the company says it is fully cooperating with a police investigation. >>> the united nations says oklahoma's botched execution of an inmate may actually violate international law. on tuesday night, a new drug combination left clayton lockett writhing and clenching his teeth, before executioners actually stopped the execution, but then the prisoner eventually died of a heart attack. the u.n.'s human rights office says it may amount to cruel and inhuman and degrading treatment under international human rights law. >>> and this morning, investigators say they prevented an unimaginable tragedy, as they're calling it, after foiling a teenager's plot to kill his family and bomb two schools in minnesota. this all started with a tip earlier this week. police say someone reported seeing a suspicious person near a storage building. well, that turned out to be a 17-year-old boy. during a search of the storage building, officers found guns and

they say 29-year-old trish was standing on a platform, not riding the zip line, when a zip liner came in too fast, hit some springs at the end of the line. that propelled the zip liner back and she tried to stop her from going back up the line, but the momentum carried both of them off the platform. she was able to hold on to the zip liner for a few minutes, but eventually lost her grip and fell 150 feet into a ravine to her death. >> oh, my goodness. >>> a transgender student arrested after a fight after her bay area high school will not face charges. the november fight at hercules high school all caught on camera. this is footage from that. the district attorney dropped the battery charge after 16-year-old jules gutierrez completed a conflict resolution class. gutierrez said she reported the bullying to an administer days before the fight, but the bully was noz punished. >>> nbc universal has announced has required the media rights to the next nine olympics, worth $7.5 billion. the extension of nbc's partnerships with the international olympic committee is the longest agreement in u

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>> i will race with gary over here because this is you dual zip.wo, one, go. >> whoa, there you go. this thing as i said, oh, hey, how come i'm going backwards. this is again a 300-foot, 300-yard zip line and -- >> turn around. >> often more popular in vacation overseas. look out. almost hit the camera down there. as you see, you have to have a good brake man on the other end, whoa. david: whoa. gee whiz. >> that was a good one. david: all right, jeff. that was fun. you got a standing ovation. you landed on four feet, my friend. >> watch your head. thanks, david. how did i do, bud. >> wonderful, my friend. >> say that to all the guys i'm sure. all righty. we survived it. and you know, these things are becoming big here in the u.s. as opposed to overseas. david: how much -- >> he can't hear us. david: how much does that cost? >> how much does this cost, by the way, bud? >> oh, millions and millions. david: no, for each ride. >> it is 95 for adult ionosol are rate and 58 for youth, ages 7 through 15. >> bingo. millions and -- david: 95, is that 95 ea

patricia remember lees za worked for a zip line company in maui. investigators say she was on the platform when another woman on a zip line came in too fast and propelled her backwards. she tried to stop the woman, but the momentum carried both of them off of that platform. she was able to hold on to the zip liner for a few minutes but then she finally lost her grip and fell about 150 feet to her death. she had moved to maui from santa rosa just a few months ago. >>> teenager is fight forge his life after running from police and ending up in this crash. officers say they spotted 19-year-old michael holden driving recklessly on 680 in concord last night. when they tried to stop him, he took off. holden eventually lost control of the car and crashed near the elle sair row exit off 680 in danville. he's hospitalized in critical condition. police say the car holden was driving was reported stolen from walnut rcreek. >>> a growing company wants to add 10,000 new jobs. sounds like great news. but people who live and work in the area believe it could impa

- zip. - zip. so what's the change in motion? zip. and what do we call the change in motion, beginning with the a. - acceleration. - acceleration. so what's the acceleration if there's no net force? zero. zero, that's right. that's newton's first law. that if no net force acts on an object then the object won't accelerate. and we learned last time that acceleration is a 50-cent word for what? change. you remember that? see. if there's no change then there's no acceleration. and newton says, "there'll be no acceleration if there's no net force." that's why things that are sitting at rest, no force acting, no net force, can stay at rest. you get something moving, no net force acting, what's it gonna keep doing? stay moving. it's going to avoid change. and that's the idea of inertia. people that way too. some years ago, i was working in-- i used to be a silkscreen printer, sign painter. i used to work for a living before i got into this. and i used to work in a factory, silkscreen printing t-shirts. and we have these great big drums of p

hollow ranch zip line yesterday when she fell 150 feet. her death is resurrecting calls for regulation of the zip line industry. a fremont woman was injured at another zip line company on maui two years ago. 2011, an employee was killed on the big island. >>> new details to share with you now on that fire in san francisco that burned four houses this morning. neighbors woke up to screaming, smoke, and flames. it happened in the oceanside area. mark matthews is there live for the latest on this investigation. >> reporter: that's the home where it started. you can see behind me about 6:30 this morning. it quickly spread to three other homes. brent walker and his son jordan rent rooms in that house where the fire began. they were also the first ones out. >> as soon as i cracked the door, the fire was right here. four feet in front of me. >> reporter: brent walker opened the door to his bedroom and yelled for his son to get out. >> all i hear is a scream and i hear "get out of the house, there's a fire." >> the mattress was blazing, the ceilin

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in addition, we have 3 other tennis courts that's outside the zip that are within walking distance. in terms of the usage of the tennis courts the rec and park department conducted two surveys. each one within a two week period. in the first survey we conducted 16 visits in the morning and afternoon during different times of the day and weekend. the second survey was in the morning and afternoon and we understand and week days we've found similar results amongst the surveys the basketball court is used and it is also used but it's higher used than the continuous court and the tennis court is used foyer other activities. we've found that people's dogs and children deputies are experiencing in the basketball court maybe because the basketball court is open to the park and not fenced on all sidess where the tennis courts are. so with the comments we've received from the community meeting and our follow-up research the department then prepared additional plans for revenue. we prepared 3 plans and this was voted by the participants at the meeting he the participants could vote for a four

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nonprofits to stay in the zip code would be up to $42 and $5,900.40 it went up to $86 on average. again, this is just based on the surveyably and, of course, the mayor's office of housing this is a snapshot of many of our organizations are facing. they were convened in december and meeting monthly consisting of a variety of departments and private philosophical that i and i want to thank the nonprofit organization for your participation over the last couple of months and president chiu and others for leading the progress. it's a guiding document that our office will champion and we're working on several the recommendations in the report including increasing fees for you community facilities and the identification for city owned buildings and affordable housing developments and drafting the mid-market special use district which will hopefully come to the board shortly i'll, calling for a hearing in september and after the city departments are looked at long term recommendations in the first round of the applications to be funded. we side have a presentation by mr. chiu but i'll men

when you look at those same zip codes, things are getting worse. that is part of the challenge that we face. we have to try to figure out how to have an education system that is not driven by zip codes. we have to study the root and not the fruit. we have a conversation about the fruit. what i learned as a kid who flunked out of high school and then got it right is that education seems to be the gateway to the american dream. unless we will focus more attention on the root causes, we will never get rid of the fruit. we have not spent enough time seeking out how to unleash the american trained in some of our poorest areas of the country. the school choice opportunity that we have focused on really does that. we provide real opportunities for kids mired in poverty and has been very successful. the d.c. opportunity scholarship is case in point. over the last two years, we have seen 6000 students go through the opportunity scholarship program and has produced remarkable results. kids who do not go through the opportunity scholarship or have the opportu

code so the primary zip code is what we use for the state here. so i wanted to get into talking about the plans we have for the coming summer. we want to extend doorways year round so we found that doorways which i'll get to in a minute here was extremely successful part -- they provided access point for young people so they helped us identify the young people ready for help and helped us identify those not ready for help. we felt it's necessary to continue them all year. we're starting a college out of the guardian scholars and we finished up our program and we're about to make those announcements and

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code so the primary zip code is what we use for the state here. so i wanted to get into talking about the plans we have for the coming summer. we want to extend doorways year round so we found that doorways which i'll get to in a minute here was extremely successful part -- they provided access point for young people so they helped us identify the young people ready for help and helped us identify those not ready for help. we felt it's necessary to continue them all year. we're starting a college out of the guardian scholars and we finished up our program and we're about to make those announcements and we may expand the number of doorways as well. as glen mentioned earlier, we want to provide year round services which is going to provide closer work with the school district and i have a slide at the end. we're going to have upgrades to the online system and i have a little pre-view for you in the next couple of slides on what the new online platform will look like. we added the tracking system and we want to add more things to that including an ea

especially in one particular town. >> in fact, it is the most expensive zip code in the country. janelle wang joins us now to show us where the ultra wealthy are buying homes. >> there are many exclusive communities in the bay area, but the hottest spot right now, atherton. many of the wealthiest live here, and more than ever outsiders want in on this community. it's hard to see the multi-million dollar mansions behind the huge gates and long driveways, but they're there and for sale. i went to the website trulia this afternoon and found home the on the market now for 10 million, 17 million and even $25 million. >> those houses would be about 10,000 square feet, typically three levels with full basements, media rooms, exercise rooms, et cetera. guesthouses often times, pools. >> reporter: a bricker for pacific union says the buyers are everyone from local tech entrepreneurs to people from oversea, particularly asia. >> we have a market here with high demand, low supply. we are the center of technology. the tech sector is doing well. we're the center of innovation here. so that mo

some call this a zip code education. parents hoping to get their children a better education, end up border shopping. soledad o'brien reports. >> kelly rms bolar of akron ohio, is a 43-year-old mother and a teacher's aide. also a convicted felon. she went to jail in 2011 for illegally enrolling her children in a school district. >> i had issues with my school district. i was talking to my father about it, send them to our school, my school. you're here every day, here all the time anyway. >> was it done to sort of sneak it in? did you know i'm putting an address where i don't live. >> right. i've been working for the school system for many years, i knew a lot of students who did the same thing. >> find an address, put it down. >> it wasn't like i was finding it, it was burger king's address, it was my dad's address. we lived on the same road. but he lived in the township and i lived in the city. we literally lived five minutes from each other. >> and the township had better schools. >> they did. >> her daughter enrolled

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atherton has the most expensive zip code in the entire country. residents include many of silicon valley's movers and shakers, including hewlett-packard's meg whitman and sheryl sandberg. more outsiders want in on that community. >> reporter: it's hard to see the multimillion dollar mansions behind the huge gates and down the long driveways, but they're there, and for sale. i went to the real estate website trulia and found homes on the market for $7 million, $10 million, $17 million, and even $25 million. >> those houses would be about 10,000 square feet, typically three levels with full basements, media roomsz, exercise rooms, et cetera. guest houses oftentimes and pools. >> reporter: tom lemieux says the buyers are everyone from local tech entrepreneurs to people from overseas, particularly asia. >> we have a market here with high demand, low supply. of course we are the center of technology. the tech sector is doing well. we are just a center of innovation here, and so that more than anything drives our housing market. >> reporter: what also m

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code, and so the cost in a zip code in san francisco would be much higher than in other places. luckily in san francisco, we have the health and security ordinance, which is a brilliant law that was authored by tom amiano and with the help with so many people in this room that created an employer spending requirement that mandates that the businesses with 20 employees or more must spend the money toward employee healthcare, and the ordinance is helping thousands of san francisco workers gain meaningful access to health insurance, however in the reason that we are here is that there continues to be a loophole in this ordinance that has for the last number of years prevented more than 26,000 workers from using money that is required to be paid under the employers spending requirement, for the purpose of buying insurance. and these are the workers whose employers meet their spending requirement, through the use of what are called the health reimbursement accounts and while in the past, many of these workers, 26,000-plus have used money and health reimbursement accounts to purchase

how is it different from zip car? >> with zip car, the company owns their own cars.anies we use are individuals' cars. and it transforms the economics of the situation, because zip car will only place cars where it can get a return on the asset because it has to buy the whole car. with buzz car, we're using existing assets that have been paid for, so if you rent your own car out once a year, great. if you rent it out three times a week, better yet. you don't have to get a return on the entire asset. >> how has the reception been in france? you have any plans to move it to the u.s.? >> so buzzcar is three years old now in france. we have 8,000 cars being used by about 80,000 people across the country. it's doing well. as to whether we want to move into the u.s., i'm still eyeing it. insurance is a serious issue and i take it seriously. >> i was going to ask you about the liability and how that changes everything when the car is owned by someone other than the company itself. >> it does change everything. that's actually the reason i launched in france, because i could

they're making smart acquisitions, and, you know, if you can expand the zip car from the current marketsyou know, i think in 2014 and beyond it really makes a much larger impact on the business. you know, they've got some great numbers coming out, and i think they're going to get better and better as zip car tends to be a larger portion of the pie going forward. lori: one more pick just because this is fun, alaska airlines. i was looking at this company, really -- i mean, i don't know if you would call it a perfect balance sheet, but a billion dollars in cash, zero debt. does it get much better than that for a company? >> for an airline especially, you know, it's one of those things where, you know, they're doing everything right as well. you look at the jp powers numbers, their surveys come out, and they've won customer service awards for seven straight years. and they're really doing the best for their customers and for their shareholders and, you know, those are the type of companies that you really want to own over a longer time period who really understand their business and underst

and now you can use zip recruiter for free at a special site for tv viewers; go to ziprecruiter.com/ towards the himalayas. in getting there, at least the way i'm going, hasn't changed much in the last hundred years. all aboard. ♪ this is going to be suboptimal seating. i don't think this reclines. thank god they have relaxed attitudes towards prescription drugs. before you enter the gateway to the himalayas, you better self-medicate. meanwhile, i've been like 24 hours without a bite of food. i arrive, it's like oh, there's snacks on the way. great. get a bag of peanuts. >> truth be told, i'm an angry bitter man when i board. i'm guessing there ain't a p.f. chang on the way. kind of cute. a little train. it's so little. the universal tours. we're going on the king kong ride. while my stomach growls, i become the kind of traveller i warn against. gripy, self-absorbed, immune to my surroundings. but as my brightly colored little train heads up into the hills from kalka station, known as the gateway to the himalayas, my world view starts to improve. ♪ the unnaturally bright colors of in

how do you exclude children based on their zip code?> well, i think you're going to chalk this one up as a victory for your show, because now that the spotlight's on it, you're going to see them running for retreat to get this fixed. >> and you mentioned the first lady's program, they don't like that either, about telling people, children particularly, to eat healthy. what can be wrong with that? >> we had a major reduction in obesity among children in my hometown directly in response to this effort to get more nutritious food to our children. we know that if only candy's available, they are going to eat candy, but if you provide fresh fruit, they'll eat fresh fruit and they'll enjoy it. we need to provide more healthy choices and the federal government can be an impetus for it and the first lady has done an extraordinary job of getting the country to focus on trying to raise a healthier generation of americans. >> well, congressman, i thank you for being on tonight. i thank you for what you said about what we're doing with the show. i