or might maine pick a democrat? why take reportedly for an answer we can ask chellie pingree, thank you for being with us. >> thank you for having me. >> do you think that the national republican party and maine have become a bad match? >> well, i do think olympia snowe was accurate in her reflection the party changed, she hadn't. in her statement in speaking to her on the phone i think she found this just untenable. i think you did a great job explaining it's the republican party that has gone to the extreme, while democrats have gotten more moderate or conservative or at the very least stayed the same. it's made the senate a very difficult place to operate. >> is it a place you might ever want to work, are you in fact thinking about running for the seat? >> i'm absolutely thinking about running for the seat. this isn't anything i was contemplating as of yesterday we had two u.s. senators who were going to stay for a long time we have been flooded with calls and e-mails with offering to help. people understand nati

supervisor chu: where would it be located in the main library? >> we are undergoing a planning process with the bureau of architecture and we have narrowed it down to two potential locations. the main library, when built in the 1990's, centers were not be included in large, urban libraries, but they were coming into fashion. we have not had a teenage used in the library. unfortunately, it requires displacement of other functions. we are working through that process and we are down to two options. we should have that identified by the end of march. supervisor chu: quickly, in terms of the main library, what is the usage of the library identified as? >> while the membership of the general populace with active library cards over the past year is always running about 50%, for the teenage population is much higher, around 70%. collections circulate very highly. we do not have a good space for them. we do a lot of outreach in the tundra neighborhood. just as the main library is a center for the city, for the youth, for the children's center and adults

crews realized there was a water main break. there are five homes in the direct path of that heavywater flow and priority was to get the water cut off. >> looks like we have our main 16 inch water [ unintelligible ] some type of crack we don't know where -- where it is. >> reporter: that tactic was successful by shutting down the val of that led into that main they were able to cut often water. i'm happy to report at this time, the water main break has been shut off. however, there are still homes in the area that have been affected because they do not have water flowing to their homes. right now even though they've been able to identify that source, they don't know what caused that main break. the second thing, the water that is running down sharon park road is luckily running into the park. again, the homes are not in immediate danger any more. they have started to open up the roadways here. live in menlo park, nick smith, abc7 news. >>> 6:03 now. search crews in morgan hill hope to find new clues that will lead them to a teen

we are at hollis and powell where an even bigger water main break is. you can see water is gushing out of the hoses year at 20-25 gal. per minute. crews say it happened right about 330 this morning. we spoke to a chevron employee who said he came to work in the entire area was flooded. when we spoke to utility crews they say that utility workers are working on marking off the area and to assess the area. they're trying to work on gradually shutting down the water. it wants to divert water mains to a different area so it does not affect the office building directly across the street. they say they will be here all day. the one thing to know that crews wanted to let us know is that if you will be traveling along hollis between 59 and paul you will expect some travel delays because they say they will be here all morning. as for the other water main break in berkeley, about 20 residents in that area will be affected because what will be shut off their. >> as kate mentioned, let's get the traffic word on how that water is affecting the roadways >> city stree

water main break in emeryville could cause a problem for commuters. >> we start with the main one in emeryville this is apparently near powell and we are trying to find out if powell is closed. we are hearing closures on hollis at powell. if you normally take powell keep that in mind a few blocks from i-80 that's the water main break in emeryville. there's another one in berkeley not too far away a south of university. this is affecting addison at 7th treatment keep that in mind as well. there's the two -- two spots we'll be keeping an eye on. those are on city streets but may effect traffic heading to i-80. right now it is fine. >>> today mayor lee will file papers to remove sheriff mirkarimi from office after the naming of an interim sheriff. amy hollyfield is live at city hall. >> reporter: ross mirkarimi stood his ground yesterday and then mayor ed lee showed that he's ready to go toe-to-toe with mirkarimi. mirkarimi says, he is sorry for any embarrassment that he has caused. but, he thinks he's still able to be sheriff and his actions did not constitute official misconduct. when

frank 6:00 straight up the gophers to a story happening right now on the peninsula at the water main break in menlo park spewing thousands of gallons of water into an intersection there public-works is about to shut off the water to hundreds of homes on their and a lot of folks get ready and probably are too happy about that. >>> especially in the chilly morning the most thing that most people why is that warm or hot shower does not when happened as menlo park neighborhood and public works and fax just shut off the water actually on the same now this is the intersection of monte rosa in german partner in menlo park where police got a call around 3:00 this morning for a a water main break will understand that it was a 16 in. main line that has the break and vendors and a couple hundred homes are without water and you can see some video when that water was just gushing into the streets the good news is no homes were flooded of course there was an inconvenience of not being able to have water public works as we said shot off the water and the balls to go to this main line that we no new

main. mr. main has been a mine safety advocate for over 40 years. he worked with the united mine workers of america from 1974 to 2002, including 22 years as the administrator of umwas occupational and health and safety department. he worked as a mine safety consult stapt welcome back mr. main. before i ask you for your testimony, let me remind you of our quaint but nevertheless lighting system that is green, yellow, red. pretty self-evident. we want to hear what you have to say. you're free to summarize as you wish. when we get into questions, i'll be asking my colleagues to stick to the five-minute rule so we can all engage in the questions. with that, sir, you're recognized it. >> thank you, chairman kline appreciate the opportunity to report on the april #th, 2010 disaster. cause of death, 29 miners before the explosion and still needed to pro investigate the nation's miners. the tragedy which occurred a few months following my confirmation was the deadliest coal mining disaster in 40 ye

investigators are at main and harrison streets where they found a man's body. volunteers have found some possible new evidence in the sierra lamar search. authorities are checking out a box labeled handcuffs and to use condoms. the latest mega millions multistate jackpot is a record $540 million, about $390 million if taken in a lump sum. >> while we are on the subject of luck, a hiker says he was pulled from the jaws of mountain lion by a bear. he says he was hiking on monday when he came across a mother bear and two of her cubs and as he turned to leave the area the mountain lion pounced on him. as he tried to fight him off, the bear spring into action >> as i was coming around, i saw something coming from the left and it was the bare grabbing the throat of the mountain lion and shaking in. >> he figures the big cat was stuck, stalking the bears cubs and he got in the way. instead of going to the hospital, he carried on his duty and did a little gold panning. fish and game says so far they have not found much to substantiate the claim. a pretty good story. if

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bryant is closed between main and embarcadero. harrison open completely, embarcadero fine in both directions. we don't have too much trouble on bay area freeways live shot of 101 in the north bay headlights moving southbound through san rafael past lucas valley exit right now no delays out of the cotati grade to the golden gate bridge. nice and easy commute through the south bay live shot of 280 and 17 shows that headlights northbound 280, 17 out of the santa cruz mountains. we'll go the waze traffic app to check out the rest of the commute in the south bay, no slowing on 101 where when an earlier crash it would tell us where things are slower than normal. you can get this free app by going to abc7news.com/waze. >>> thank you. 4:55. senator dianne feinstein is expressing concern about research conducted by the national park service. it is over an environmental review that will ultimately determine the fate of the oyster company in marin county. in that report, audio levels were inflated to make the farm look bad in one case resear

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>>jackie: main street just reopened. main street between harrison and a bryant, right underneath the bay bridge is where they discover the body a rented 30 a.m.. detectives and crime scene investigators have left the scene, but this is what it billed to like about a half an hour ago. the call came in at 2:30 a.m., a possible body in the street. that is one police along with chairman x arrived on scene. there are a few details coming out about how the person died. san francisco police were here for about four hours of questioning people and collecting evidence. about 10-50 minutes ago is when they left the scene. right now, main street is back open. as soon as and give more details, we will pass them along. >>darya: i am confused about the cause of death. was the person shot? did they say? >>will: that are not saying anything. all it will say is that they found the body of an adult male who was pronounced dead on the scene. other than that we have received no details. >>justine: here is what we're watching in the kron 4 n

ballgirl spots in a water main. kai reed is live in southwest baltimore with more on the story. >> that tool was dropped into this water main earlier tonight. the hope is that it will prevent further water main breaks and save the city and customers a lot of money. you are watching what is called a pipe diver being inserted into a water main in southwest baltimore. it will cut locating gathered to date on problem areas that need to be repaired. >> we can go back later and perform data analysis and identify location and the amount of distress in these pipes. >> the technology is used on the type of concrete cylinder pipe that was manufactured in the 1970's and has a tendency to corrode and break. it is the same kind of pipe that broke in dundalk in 2009 and turn the area into a disaster zone, flooding roads, cars, and homes. dozens of people lost everything in their basements. >> this is vital to the future of our water system, to make sure we essentially fix the damage that was done by a defective product. >> the ma

i do want to salute you and the inspector general for your responsiveness to the problems in maine and across the country. it is amazing that you do not download the photographs. i could lend you my blackberry. if even i can do that, it is clearly a feasible step that should be taken. and just one very quick point. another thing that i think the department really needs to look at is if you have bad actors out there, you do have available to you suspension and debarment tools where you can prohibit that individual or even an agency from being involved in your programs for a period of time. and i would encourage you to make more use of those tools in egregious cases. >> thank you. >> what is the time line on being able to download those pictures? >> we will follow-up with a detailed information on all the different steps. those first pieces of the next generation management system are going into place this year. i think it is within a few months we will have the photographic capability that i talked about. >> sometimes when people know they are accountable in different ways it makes a hu

house of representatives, second district maine, and 18 years in the u.s. senate, maine. snowe says the reason for her decision not to run for a fourth term in the u.s. senate is because the senate is too divided and too soured to get anything done. >> the point is -- to be a consensus building institution, and we have strayed from that, far from it. we've deferred tax reform, regulatory reform, we've deferred energy policy, deferred budgets -- american budget resolutions and violation of laws. we're not dealing with things that people likely expect should be coming at this time, during this challenging economic period. >> president obama saluted senator snowe, it happens rarely a salute from a democratic president to a republican member of congress. from her unwaving support for our troops to her effort to reform wall street to fighting for maine's small businesses, senator snowe's career demonstrates how much can be accomplished when leaders from both parties come thing for the american people. senator snowe is seen by many conservatives as too liberal ton a member of t

the main thrust of this bill, the bill that's going to be voted on in the senate today, or at least a petition for cloture closing off debate is going to be voted on today. the main thrust of it, try to provide some resources so that you can extend the tax incentives for other types of alternative energy sources, wind energy, for example. various efficiency provisions in the law today which have been allowed to expire, and we think it's important to try to keep those incentives in place so that we can continue to move in that direction, and the reduction in the taxes of the oil industry, the reduction in tax breaks for the oil industry is a way to find revenue to pay for that. >> and those incentives totaling about $11.7 billion extended over the next year. one other point. repeal domestic manufacturing deduction. what is that deduction? >> a deduction put in place maybe ten years ago or so that was intended to encourage, encourage manufacturing in the united states. unfortunately, as congress was writing the bill, its traditional way started adding more and more things to the definit

maine republican senator olympia snowe -- yeah, they have senators in maine, dana. i know you didn't know that. >> dana: what? [ laughter ] narrative. >> greg: we're going to start this again. olympia snowe says politicians spend more time fighting than solving problems. that's why she is leaving. for this divisiveness makes her wonder if she will be productive in the future. to which i say c'ya. you have been in politic since when? 19 #. 30, 40, years is a long time on our dime. if you think i am buying your exodus is due to polarization, i could say the same thing as every bar i'm at, at 2:00 a.m. the polarization between myself and the bartender can get extreme. especially if he wants me gone and i'm making out with a barstool. are we really to believe you discovered polarization now? i guess you missed the iraq war. and the clin top years and the clarence thomas hearings and robert bjork. that was a lovefest. to blame anything on polarization is to blame everything on principle. defending disguiseed liberals like snow is only protecting a lack of principle. whic

we are taking steps specifically in maine that i think will lead to better management going forward. the contracts with the inspectors, the companies that were doing the inspections, those were rescinded. we have a specific plan we are monitoring for collection of other quality control within the maine housing authority. what lessons can we learn more broadly for the work we are doing across the country. there are three things. we have to make better use of our existing resources and our partnership with the i.g. to improve oversight. we have proposed shifting public housing staff into field offices to increase direct oversight. we have also made sure we are utilizing our enforcement center, which previously did not work as closely with the public housing authority. in 2011 and 2012, we have used the enforcement center to review 140 public housing agencies across the country. that is a better use of resources. we have to do better in coordinating our inspection system. we have one inspection system using react for our housing units. we have a separate system for voucher units. we hav

the man's body was found in the middle of main street. officers have just reopened the street but they are not saying much about what happened. >>> traveling through o'hare and midway experiencing flight arrival delays. >> closed captioning brought to you by mancini sleepworld. >>> bell is ringing right now on wall street. stock futures moving higher ahead of a report on consumer spending. commerce department released numbers last hour spending rose nearly 1% in february the best gain in seven months. however, incomes lagged behind. we'll see how investors are reacting coming up in a live report from the new york stock exchange in 15 minutes. i'm eric thomas. >>> and i'm kristen sze. san francisco police say your texts could help them solve an overnight homicide under the bay bridge. a man's body was discovered there. katie marzullo is live on main between harrison and bryant. >> reporter: we've been watching this scene develop. at this hour you wouldn't know anything happened here the street is open, the medical examiner's office has tak

a bridge to get as to the main provisions of the bill. basically people with preexisting conditions in trouble right now. can't get plans. they are ready to go to high risk pools that have been set up. the high risk pool is a problem. and it will be very tricky to set up. might not be enough money and some states are resisting. >> 18 states are declining who. a lot of states are concerned that if funds run out they could be difficult choices. reducing benefits, raising premiums or limiting enrollment. >> this has arisen because they waited until 2014 to implement the main parts of this law. they had to figure out a way to take care of people in worse positions until then. this is not ideal solution. you are taking all the sickest people and putting them into a pool which is not the way insurance is supposed to work and on top of that states that are opposed to this bill forcibly saying we won't cooperate. this could get -- >> host: alec macgillis is one of the co-authors of this book "landmark: the inside story of america's new health-car

this is main street at bryant. we have the police activity and the shooting that happened earlier overnight. main street and bryant are affected in a one-block radius. that might affect you on harrison. keep that in mind. a live look at the san mateo bridge. >> we want to let you know that offices will be closed in observance of the chavez holiday. a breakfast will be held in honor of the leader. the family will attend and this takes place at 8:00 this morning. in oakland, the mayor and two city council members will speak at a breakfast and a youth march. it's to promote peace. >>> it's 4:41. still ahead, he's being hailed as a hero, but the wife of a co-pilot who landed the jet safely says it was the passengers who were the brave ones. >>> also eyes on wisconsin. why tuesday's primaries could be a final proving ground for republican presidential candidate. >>> and the beard is feared on the field and soon in the sky. brian wilson, comi up. this friday morning. it looks calm and cool out there. a beautiful shot of

main that we are told broke. when the officer says it happened around 3:00 this morning and they believed a couple hundred homes will be without water once public works turns off the water. the good news is no homes have been flooded in this but the inconvenience will be that many of the residence in this neighborhood will have to be without water while public works works to get the water restored. again, it happened around 3:00 this morning. for several hundred people, they will not have the water to take their morning shower >> do we know the cause of the break? >> is a right now they don't have any idea but they will be looking into that. >> san francisco share of scheduled for sentencing today, a very big day for him. kate is in san francisco where the next move is expected to come from the mayor. >> it will be a long road ahead for the sheriff who is expected to be sentenced in just a few hours but the day does not end there. he will also need to answer to the mayor who has been working with city attorney de

well it is the main goal of washington actually. the government of bashar assad so after the very positive response which kofi annan splined has received they could not do anything else but support it also but the latest comments are still we are very skeptical. the syrian government has to act immediately they have to stop the fighting immediately again it's the same position they take they blame all the responsibility for the fighting to the syrian government whereas the kofi annan plan clearly says just as russia and china have always said both sides have to stop fighting. the syrian opposition is getting criticized all around for being what they call out fragmented by nato and the arab states as well as within its own ranks i mean how bad do you think the consequences be of that this unity. well of course this fragmentation is a great support a great help to stabilize the government of bashar us that we have quite different groups with differing started. their institutions that group which are from the western point of view gets

and one block past that it main street section as well. this will be an issue for surface street traffic, but you can get on to and off of the bridge. let me take you to a live shot. i will update you for the next report. i want to tell you about this. the car at the bottom of your screen and behind the fender, it went off the roadway and hit that pole in the area. wierps are down and repair work is going on, but the latest update is that this roadway in one direction will be closed because of the accident until 5:00. he says the person driving this car was taken to the hospital after registering a 2.6 blood alcohol level. i didn't know you could be conscious at that level. obviously, you can't drive well. a note for folks. this at san pablo avenue will be closed at 5:00 p.m. >> that's interesting they released that so early. thank you. >>> let's look at our weather with christina loren. >> we have a big weekend in the weather world as well. let's get to your current temperatures. it's mild out there this morning. and by noon today, comfor

. >>> thank you, east bay mud crews are on the scene of an overnight water-main break which happened at 130 on powell street. you can see -- 1:30 on powell street. at one point several hundreds of gallons of water was gushing from the broken pipes. crews are trying to figure out what caused that break. >>> happening now in france, a gunman suspected in a wave of killings in france just resumed negotiations. look at it, look at all this activity where police have surrounded and a standoff is happening as we speak. coming up in about ten minutes, new information about the suspect, his terrorist ties and how his family members have been detained. it is two early to be outside a bombing in indonesia paris this morning. however nobody was hurt. an embassy employee found the package and stepped back before the package blew up. >>> back here sheriff ross mirkarimi said he will fight for his job after mayor ed lee suspended him. they are there talking about the snare know that will put him on the board he served on. >> reporter: sheriff ross mirkarimi has a lot of allies on the board of supe

the main intrigue of the selection is not about who will win it was clear and you clear it is yes yes putting on the second round would have been fair . but i think i think we had even had somebody who may really oppose putin but nobody in the nobody really did oppose him i think to be honest i think that the real probable level of support for putin is somewhere around forty five to fifty percent back to you here but you know he didn't have a rival. challenge him seriously. and now the. second place or for the same leader of companies you know if you go on our feet twenty years. people didn't buy it therefore again the result was predictable but you are right the main issue of. election is the legitimacy and how to legitimize this is the big concern because you know this is open war and the global war within russia we have some opposition groups who would definitely. it wasn't free and fair international community. is here or why it attentively of these people therefore it's a big concern now the the the only fresh face that we saw during this russia were with me profit off the billio

police investigating a homicide on main street. they need your help finding suspects and clues and what was the cause? [ inaudible ] >>> breaking news this morning. thank you for joining us i'm kristen sze. >>> i'm eric thomas. it is in san francisco the place police are investigating the discovery of a body on main street under the bay bridge. katie marzullo is live at the scene gathering information what do we know? >> reporter: this story went from a deceased body to an official homicide investigation within the past half hour. the scene is half a down on main between harrison son -- and bryant adult man is dead. a pg&e crew was working in the area. i just hung up with a representative from pg&e he says they have heard there was an accident out here but cannot confirm whether it has anything to do with their crew or not. he's going to have someone else call me. i'll keep you updated. in the meantime i talked with a man who works security for a building nearby. he saw the body and was very surprised this happened in this area. >>

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main break problem. hollis is closed in both directions one block north of powell. powell street is open in both directions no trouble for folks taking powell now heading to i-80. >>> 6:10 now. >>> a new campaign to get people to lock their doors on the peninsula. >>> also, the united states launches a trade war over cheap solar panels from china. we'll show you some of the latest innovations. >>> new way for advertisers to get to you on twitter. úúúúúúúúúú >>> the u.s. government is imposing new tariffs on chinese solar panel makers after learning many of the companies were receiving illegal government subsidies commerce department charging duties as high as 4.7%. good news for u.s. solar panel makers facing stiff competition but bad for con somers who may have to pay more. -- consumers who may have to pay more. >> for efficiency reasons we needed to close our plant a plant that continuously manufactured since the late 70s which we modernized to the tune of 40 million dollars. >> solyndra file

now, all of the water main water is ending up here. there's 3 additional feet in the pond right now but any look to have it all clear and cleaned up -- but they hope to have it all clear and cleaned up today. back to you. >>> a truck sheared off a fire hydrant this morning. it happened this morning around 9:00 in front of a check- cashing office at high street and international boulevard. fire crews worked to cap the hydrant but not before everyone in the area got a good soaking. >>> ski resorts are in the sierra are celebrating after a string of storms produced the best skiing conditions so far. they are reporting 6 to 8 feet of snow over the last week. alpine meadows and squaw valley has seen nearly 7 feet of snow this past week. there's also snow in the bay area. a -- an observatory employee shot this shot. the observatory is closed to the public. the officials say the road may open around 5:00 this evening. >>> mean who live in unincorporated parts of -- people who live in unincorporated parts of contra costa county can get free sa

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david cameron visits the us london has been washington's main ally in the conflict but cameron says people now want an end game before the tough talk the leaders took some time off to watch a game as going at it you can reports. president obama took the british prime minister to a basketball game in ohio as the white house said to underscore the special relationship between the two allies especially the two nations have been allies with many years with the u.k. supporting all america's wars including the iraq war that was started on lies and now both countries are facing a huge backlash from their joint campaigns topping the agenda is of galveston especially in the wake of the tragedy that happened there over the weekend when a u.s. soldier apparently murdered sixteen innocent afghans in cold blood including women and children and we say the incident is just the tip of the iceberg when it comes to the problems that the allied forces mission faces in afghanistan a basketball court is probably not the most appropriate venue to discuss those very serious matters at hand but the two lea

this is really kind of a -- this problem is because they waited until the 2014 to implement the main parts of this law, so they had to find a way to take care of people in the worst off positions until then. this is not an ideal solution. basically what you're doing is taking the sickest people and putting them into a pool which is not the way insurance is supposed to work. on top of that, you have some of these states that are ropesed to this bill saying we're not going to cooperate. this could get messy. host: alec mcgillis is one of the coauthors of this book "inside story of the america healthcare law" and here to talk about what it means and what does it mean for doctors, hospitals, medicare. start dialing in now. the phone numbers will be on your screen. lots of questions about the impact of this. let's start with doctors, what does it mean for doctors first? guest: doctors -- it's interesting. doctors are going to see this impact but not as much impact as maybe people thought they should have. this law did not do as much as it could have to take on sort of the cost problems on

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