. >> multiple public and private agencies took part including fremont police department and washington hospital. >>> now to the latest on the mudslide in washington state. the first of many funerals was held today. hundreds turned out to mourn the death of three of the victims. the search effort continues. there are new questions if officials should have done more to protect residents. before the most recent tragedy there were five others. and after that the county placed barriers in the river to stabilize the area. many thought they were safe. >> we thought the problems were fixed and we were done with it. >> you thought the problem was solved? >> yeah. >> the death toll stands at 30 and 13 people are missing. crews say they will search until everyone is account canned for. >>> we have a health warning that may have you checking your freezer tonight. thousands of pounds of chick cannen nuggets are being recalled after some complained of finding small pieces of plastic in the nuggets. tysons is recalling the chicken nuggets sold at sam's clubs across the nation. it applies to frozen wh

. the e ceo of general motors' tr to washington started off with an emotional meeting. >> mary barra broke down in tes after coming face to face with family members who lost loved ones in ashes. >>> those recalls involve 6 million vehicles and will be involved in the congressional hearings beginning today. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. the title is the gm ignition switch recall. why did it take so long? today, gm's ceo is expected to tell lawmakers that she still doesn't have an answer. today general motors ceo will face tough questions from congress about the automakers' faulty ignition switches linked to 13 deaths and why it took more than ten years to reveal the problem. in prepared testimony mary barra will say today she is deeply sorry, repeating her promise to conduct a thorough and un impimd investigation and that today's gm will do the right thing. starting with an apology to the victims' families. >> said she was sorry to all of us and then we all got a chance to talk to her and tell her about our children that died. >> reporter: last night randy and 20 other fami

. questioningith the from politico and john sullivan from the washington post. let me begin with a broad issue of climate change and global warming. are we experiencing that today in the u.s. and around the world? >> we are. that theno doubt climate is changing and has been changing for a number of years. you can see it both in the measurements that they have been taking rigorously over the last number decades and also in the increasing number of events that are taking place largely in the water related events, whether they be floods or droughts or things like hurricane katrina or superstorm sandy. >> temperature changes. are we experiencing that? a number of studies conflict that we are facing global warming today. quite i did not think that is true. the studies also that the temperatures are rising. i think you are referring to the fact they have not risen that much over the last decade. scientist talk a lot about why that is true. when we talk about climate change, people are focused very heavily on the temperature in the air. there are a number of different ways in which climate change hap

death toll in the washington state mud slide is now 29. 20 people are still listed as missing. the slide broke off of a steep hill and buried a community 55 miles north of seattle. >>> and pg&e has been indicted on federal charges. it claims that they knowingly violated federal laws saying employees gave them warnings about the unsufficient recordkeepings about their pipelines. and that ultimately, it lead to the explosion. pg&e says they did not purposely violate the law and the charges are unwarranted. they're facing up to $2.5 billion in fees. >> this man, was found alive a day after he vanished while snowboarding in the sierra back country. authorities say he spent most of his time walking until he found a house. he has minor frostbite. and this man was rescued after spending two days lost in the sierra. he was running in the foothills with his friends and he says he kept warm by curling up in a ball under a bush. the strong winds and snow made the search different ficult for man. >>> speaking of snow in the sierra, the snow pack has increased since last month, it is now 32 percent o

rights. a two-part question. is washington a border city? what is the 100 border mile around the u.s.. it is misleading if we do not have an idea. the second is in terms of is whenity the question we say the president is deporting all may the dangers for males and terrorists. how do we explain the momentum and against compliance. atcalifornia we're looking massachusetts. [inaudible] i will address the first two questions. question there is a piece i want to talk about. the difference between prosecutorial discretion prioritizing who is going to be focused on versus what you are describing which is the executive ranch exercising , certain laws not to enforce because there not in the national interest. there is a different understanding and none of us are lawyers. constitutional scholars have written on both sides. have far the executive could go if they decided it would not happen and congress. terms of the politics of making a decision like that it is a very -- it would be a confrontational position to take. the types ofthan discussion we have seen. it would be may be motivated by re

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. somewhere in washington d.c. i'm richard lieu. good day to you. breaking news. chile's president has declared an emergency. the magnitude 8.2 quake happening off chile's northern coast. the survey saying over three dozen after shocks over 5.0 on the richter scale. there are deaths reported, fires, landslides, homes destroyed and power outages. the trimmer sent people scrambling for safety. tsunami warnings were issued but later cancelled. there is one in effect for hawaii this morning. during the jail evacuation, 300 female inmates escaped. we get more from nbc. >> chile tv broke in with image as from the first moments the quake hit. objects rattling from ceilings and rattled nerves causing drivers to clog roadways as they tried to vak waevacuate. the first wave hit the coast in 45 minutes of the quake. the quake struck northwest of a port. no serious damage was reported to operations. the secretary of the interior ministry appealed to resident who is evacuated from coastal regions to not return until they get the all clear. neighboring peru and libya felt the effects. in the city, r

around $8.00 and $9.50 an hour. you can go to california, oregon, washington, alaska, montana, nevada, minnesota. all seven states have faster industry growth rates than the restaurant industry nationally. and in fact, we recently did a regression, looked at the states with the higher minimum wages for tipped workers, we found that they have higher sales per capita in the restaurant industry. so we would argue that evidence shows that you could actually do better as an industry, faster industry growth, more jobs, if you treat your workers better. on that second argument that the cost of food will go up. we used usda methodology. and we applied the current bill that's moving through congress to every worker along the food chain, from farm workers, to meat and poultry processing workers, to restaurant workers. and we assume that every employer along the food chain would pass on 100% of the cost of the wage increase to their purchaser. the title of the report is "a dime a day," because it would cost the average american household at most $0.10 more for all food bought outside the

the state of washington to california to be redeemed. washington state does not have a crv federal. he program. recycling fraud has be a problem in california. the justice department statements the states recycling fund is defrauded of $40 million a year. the state is taking measures to curb fraud. recycling center workers will also under go extra training. >>> the city of oakland is considering a plan to install new safety barriers for bicyclists on telegraph avenue but some are opposed. oakland city officials could stall from 20th to 57th streets. but adding the barriers could mean losing a lane of traffic on some parts of telegraph. >> too much congestion. it would be too slow coming down. >> other east bay cities are also taking steps to better protect bicyclists. alameda is installing barriers on shoreline drive and berkeley and walnut creek are also considering adding safety barriers as well. >>> three armed robberies in two days in the peninsula. the area being targeted and what each crime has in common. >> and call for police officers to wear body cameras. >> good morning. righ

deportaciones. >> aquÍ estamos poniendo nuestros cuerpos para mandar un mensaje a washington que ya es hora que el presidente utilice el poder de la misma forma que parÓ las deportaciones de lo dreamers lo puede hacer con mÁs personas. >> karen ciudadana de estados unidos pero hija de padres indocumentados dijo que estÁ dispuesta a todo para que no lo separen de la su familia. >> mi mamÁ es indocumentada y estoy orgullosa de ella y lo quiero tener conmigo. >> te voy a decir otra vez. >> este acto terminÓ con la detenciÓn aÚn uno de manifestantes aunque la intenciÓn era bloquear el paso de autobÚs que salen con inmigrantes camino a la deportaciÓn el autobÚs no saliÓ de ahÍ, sin embargo, activistas dicen que su objetivo se cumpliÓ. >> sabemos que inmigraciÓn se espanta cuando la comunidad se une lo hicimos mucho pÚblico, dijimos vamos a ir a mi graduaciÓn a cerrarlo y es lo que hicieron se calcula que alrededor de 500 inmigrantes son deportados de este centro de illinois la mayorÍa de ellos de acuerdo con las autoridades tienen antecedentes criminales algo que activista

eighteen i can in washington d c i'm going to france to watch our team. i'm talking about the two thousand sixteen presidential election no i'm not talking about speculation regarding who might run or a grandchild and how it might affect a certain candidates political ambitions. instead i'm talking about a movement is underway to fundamentally change how the us alexis president every four years the national popular vote the kids to interstate compact movements. and while that might sound like a complicated jumble of words is actually pretty simple idea. it is time to replace the current electoral college system the country uses to elect its president mr called national popular vote system as in whichever candidate that's the most folks around the country wins the presidency. as we learned in two thousand al gore winning the popular vote does not necessarily mean winning the laptop college and white house. the national popular vote movement wants to change that. rather than pursuing a constitutional amendment to scrap tax which is very difficult and time consuming the group is tryi

, el sistema que trae lluvia para el norte de washington y oregÓn tambiÉn estÁ trayendo algÚn tipo de condiciÓn para nosotros con lluvias ligeras. en este arreglo cronolÓgico vemos como partir de maÑana entran algunos nublados en el camino mÁs lluvia que se desplaza hacia el norte de california, cuidaba las autopistas alto oleaje la lÍnea costera tambiÉn tenemos fuerte viento que genera advertencia de incendios. 53 en san josÉ y gran parte de la regiÓn maÑana a parcialmente nublado hay posibilidades grandes por ciento que se presentan lluvias que tambiÉn se extiende a los siguientes dÍas. sÁbado y domingo se mantiene mayormente despejado, pero tendremos algunas lluvias exigidas por la maÑana. y el viernes se espera lluvia primaveral para nosotros. tengo mÁs detalles maÑana, buenas noches ya regresamos. la salud de todos. no sólo es una molestia. puede causar enfermedades del corazón e incluso la muerte. no te quedes callado. tu salud y la de tu familia dependen de ello. >>falta 52 dÍas para el inicio del mundial brasil y croacia serÁn los que abrirán el lÍder mund

washington press chief doesn't make identifications like this. usually the police go through the medical examiner or the coroner's office, but she says it looks like the body of the tatum. they have been searching the park. they determined he spent time there on march 2nd, the day after r erkts -- relisha went missing. >> these are the last-known video of relisha rudd, surveillance video from a holiday inn express. the man by her side is a jan or at b.c. homeless center. according to the police report, the girl's family allowed tatum to take relisha away with him in february, but the little girl didn't come home. >> it's heartbreaking. >> danielle knows relisha well managing an educational play area where relisha participated. for more than a year, she says, the 8-year-old thrived on art projects and dreamed of being a model or cheerleader. this is a place relisha felt safe. >> she was trusting, loving. she was the first kid - she was outside for playtime, runs up to you "it's play time", and throws her arms around her. people here need to be kept safe. it's unspeakable that ther

washington, d.c. to meet with the senators about the dire situation and to plead for more water. >> we're expecting to get rain tonight. sandhya patel on the roof on details. >> we're going to see more organized activity tomorrow. you're seeing a lot of green out there we may see sprinkles or spotty showers out of tho those. taking a look at thunderstorms starting to die down a little bit we have a possibility of thunderstorms towards friday. tonight just a hit or miss light showers into morning commute. tomorrow towards afternoon hours, we're looking at more wide spread showers developing. i'll let you know if showers can dampen your weekend plans >> thank you. >> still ahead government says it wants to tame the wild wild west. why some say new rules aren't tough enough >> a new way to test for a common cancer that could affect millions of women. >> how to avoid becoming a vacation victim. protecting yourself from scam artists this summer travel season. >> abc7 news >>> for years the e cigarette industry operated with virtually no federal oversight. there are new rules to require manufac

washington on north korea's latest prosecution at the fashion of the international committee discussed to redeem its missile launches and ways to curb further provocations on the korean peninsula christensen and reports a clear violation of human resolutions. that was the conclusion that the humans north korea sanctions committee came to me during an emergency meeting on thursday local time. the meeting was the first is kind and launched two mid range ballistic missiles late last month a new light sources say the panel agreed to come up with countermeasures to deal with the fact. as for land the sources see the comedian will wait until may to hold further talks after a report from the north korean special it is finalized. to no one's surprise south korea the us britain and france supported the statement while china and russia were more conscious state of the wider issue of securing peace and stability on the korean peninsula was the most pressing concern. i did before the committee meeting south korean defense minister kim monday received a phonecall from its us counterpart up a goal b

want to thank several of our colleagues for travelling to washington d.c. and our region to advocate for transportation priorities. i appreciate the coordination that proceeded it which allowed us to speak with one voice with the region and our counter parts across the state. i only wish congress were more like minded instead of being at odds on transportation which has been traditionally bipartisan. in accordance to our own local resources such as sales tax and double registration fee as well as the transportation we are considering for this fall. i look forward to continuing discussions about moving these forward in the coming movement of thank you colleagues and that /khraoudz my remarks. >> if there are no comments from the public, we can go on. any public that would like to comment on chair's remarks, please come forward. seeing none, we can go forward. this is information item. we can go on to the next item. >> hold on a second. >> commissioner. >> i was able to go to d.c. with some of the staff from the transportation authority to basically go and advocate for the interest of

washington, particularly the congress, to continue to starve investments in education and workforce and infrastructure is not the way to go. this obsession with othery, extreme austerity is damning the ability of the economy to create more jobs. >> really you are on the side of more spending is necessary from the government. >> i believe that more investment and more incentives from the government. it's a combination of things, and we are spending, but we spend 50% of our discretionary budget on the military. we'll bring the dollars home. >> you said that it is one of the very interesting things about the report, how you did go across the country, not just focussing on numbers, but city, and you found in some cities blacks and whites are relatively comparable. in some cities his panics are doing better than whites. there's geographical differences. it seemed hard to come up with patterns, but the blacks did worst in the rust belt. >> yes, the rust belt - everyone is taking a hit in the rust belt. >> everyone is doing badly. >> afghan americans were heavily vested in manufacturing, and i

fatal crash of its boeing 777 in san francisco. and the washington landslide, the death toll has risen to 28. tonight, we're getting our first look inside the search zone. and. but the energy bp produces up here creates something else as well: jobs all over america. thousands of people here in alaska are working to safely produce more energy. but that's just the start. to produce more from existing wells, we need advanced technology. that means hi-tech jobs in california and colorado. the oil moves through one of the world's largest pipelines. maintaining it means manufacturing jobs in the midwest. then we transport it with 4 state-of-the-art, double-hull tankers. some of the safest, most advanced ships in the world: built in san diego with a $1 billion investment. across the united states, bp supports more than a quarter million jobs. and no energy company invests more in the u.s. than bp. when we set up operation in one part of the country, people in other parts go to work. that's not a coincidence. it's one more part of our commitment to america. marge: you know, there's a mor

reforma migratoria se formÓ hoy en el capitolio en washington con su brazos entrelazados varios jÓvenes centraron sus esfuerzos en dos congresistas demÓcratas para exigir que hagan mÁs para detener las deportaciones a solo dos dÍas de un momento de... contra de separaciÓn de familia, vamos con todos los detalles sobre la jornada que dejÓ a varios detenidos. >> ni afuera. >> ni adentro. >> ni la lluvia ni la posibilidad de ser arrestados desalen traÍan hoy las protestas en washington pidiendo un alto a deportaciones 30 jÓvenes de varias organizaciones de california exigieron a congresistas demÓcratas que demanden acciÓn del presidente. >> Él no ha salido a exigir al presidente barack obama parar deportaciones al mantener el silencio estÁ traicionando comunidades. >> el recio representante dijo que comparto la meta, es hora que la cÁmara de representantes haga su trabajo aprobando una reforma migratoria amplia, la congresista sÁnchez respondiÓ sigo presionando a la administraciÓn para tomar decisiones con compasiÓn aunque podemos pedir detener las deportaciones necesitamos

desobediencia termino con varios arrestos >> en washington varios exigieron en casa blanca impedir las deportaciones y pedir acciones difereidas >> y eliminar el comundiades seguras, el programa la idea es como >> mostrar como la familia se van desitgerando >> estamos cansados de promesas, mentiras y definitivamente neceistamos una reforma pronto >> mientras él jeuiga golf son 1100 persaon deportadas el día de hoy >> los amnifestantes aseguran que mantientnran una vigilia en la casa blanca >> en medio de estas deportaciones hoy le damos a concoer el caso de un hondureño que sirvio como testigo a favor de ice y luego la agencia lo deportó >> habló con la esposa >> que pide visa humanitaria >> estamos en sentencia de muerte >> fue depotado de honduras >> alla esta amenazado >> de muerte >> fue abusado de coyote, leponain la pistola en la sien >> hacian muchas cosa con el >> le pdieiron que dijera eso >> gerardo oliva declaro contra lso coyotes >> su esposa dice que lo hizo a cambio d euna visa especial >> por servir de testigo >> dijeron que lo iban a ayudar >> testifico en contra d

correctly for the public. thank you for your time >> ace washington. >> you know after all my years of going over the hunters point first of all, i want to condemned scott i didn't know he ever the head of the organization like that he has integrity and respect and honestly to talk about this at a meeting to talk about this i didn't, he has the stamp of approval (laughter) seriously i didn't know that if emphasis integrity was shown over in my community where our community would be much, much better. i'm amazed. a production at this magnitude would have ail the intermits and races working together and they had something to eat two i condemned him. i see him as a chairperson he never once mentioned of the project here as far as the leverage but i want to commend you scott for that. the stamp of approval. i'm very much here supporting that with all the entities involved this community project should be a roll model all over the country being in a small space i commend you and i'm very much supportive and looking forward to doing a tour and disseminating some of the information to the com

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candidates running for student delete teresa from washington and jessica and rebecca from goggling lay and roslyn and michael from academy high school. so the supervisor council has been working on creating on office of student voices with commissioner matt hastening i didn't and we're trying to expand the office to have more time to bring forgot the voices of students and make sure that the students are harder at sfusd. another thing this friday it's been really, really stressing us out is the use of the event we have 3 hundred student leaders coming together and learning how to empower themselves to be leader. we're working with the caption and president fewer to write a resolution or create a policy against hazing in or around sfusd campus area. our next meeting is 5:00 p.m. on monday april 14th. everyone is welcome that to come if you want a copy of our agenda or if you want to make a presentation contact our sf c coordinated sool demeanor >> at this time thank you senior graduates. commissioners if i have no objection i want to take out of order item h which are two proposals and

community living in washington, d.c. had a quest of proposals out they were will i willing to fund 9 community in the country and the idea was exactly what we put so what the plan if providers who are unaccustomed to working with the medical community or selling goods and services to people who are going to want to buy those items for their consumers and clients then people needed to be ready to do that. so it opportunity arose this last winter we accessed it and was selected as one of the 9 community and at this point are in conversation with the provider. another community several community providers in the southern california region are looking at doing some similar and helping he easter each other to be successful in this area. the last recommendation you'll see in your packet you can ignore the resolution at the end of the packet this is the reason we're here that is there was recognition there needed to be an implementation body just as we needed an implementation body for the dementia program. it was recommended by this body that that implementation body would include the 3 de

for a second mr. washington i want to hear what you're going to presents. >> oh, oh i'm sorry. >> that's the number i call i can't contact you (inaudible). >> wait i'm going to correct this call my number and you'll get christen good morning or afternoon. >> okay. so thank you. next item, please. >> the next sort of business is the report to the chairman and chair. >> so, now we can talk about the next meeting next week is a special meeting april 29th is a special meeting. >> through the chair that's a meeting to deal what the acquisition of cell block 33 and 34 and april is not a long month we're squeaking in a third meeting in the month of april. >> if you have questions commissioner mondejar about the budgeted we'll be talking about this next. >> okay. that's my report. may 6th i'm sorry low blood sugar >> the next orders of business is item 8 the report of the directors. >> thank you, commissioners i have a few items to let you know the status of ralph 14, 15 a with the department of finance. earlier this month we will received a letter of the initial review and it's a lon

dead in washington mudslide is 24. authorities are looking into whether illegal logging may have raised the risk of mudslide in that area. >> an australian ship with a u.s. black box detect tore joined the hunt for malaysia airlines the flight mh370. it's batteries will run out of power by the end of the week, finding it is key. >> mary barra, gm c.e.o. will be in questioned on-capitol hill later in the week-about the ignition switch that has lead to 12 doeaths. those are the headlines. ralisha. investigators believe the man accused of kidnapping the 8-year-old is dead. where is she? >> in the thick of it - the strength of neighbours - hurting but hunting for the missions. >> you are mindful of how logs are stacked. someone could be underneath it, it's intense. >> and also a "america tonight" special series "your secret is out", a look at street move. >> they looked up your information 1400 times - do you have any idea why? >> that's what we want to know. >> good evening, thanks for joining us. joie chen is off, i'm adam may. we begin the search for relisha rudd. she's been missing for

killed in recalled g.m. vehicles sat down to talk with us in washington, house members were looking at this background report issued before tomorrow's hearings. the report asks, why did it take so long? and gives a time-line of the g.m. ignition switch problem. 2001, a pre-production report for the saturn ion identified an issue. 2002, part supply delphi said, g.m. approved the switch even though it did not meet g.m. specifications. 2004, g.m. engineering inquiry was opened. it was closed one year later, march 2005. a g.m. report said fixes would take too long and cost too much. none of the solutions represents an acceptable business case. four months later, july 29th, 2005, the first death linked to the defect, a 16-year-old killed in a chevy cobalt in maryland. ber rose was terri battista's daughter. >> it is just horrific that money is put over human lives, it's not right and they need be to held accountable. >> reporter: g.m. has admitted the ignition switch on more than 2 million vehicles may suddenly move to the off or accessory position, shutting off the engine, disabled powe

washington, d.c. good morning to you, tracie. the president says he's going to talk to key european leaders about all of this. what are the expectations as far as this is going to go. >> reporter: what the president expects is to get an idea of whether those key european allies of ours have the same assessment of this situation as he does, is this, that since the geneva agreement a week ago, ukraine has held its end of the bargain to try to de-escalate the situation and russia has not. that's what he said this morning. he wants to talk to them before the sanctions that may be imminent. we have heard the strongest language yet from secretary of state john kerry saying that the window for russia to change course and get out of ukraine and stop helping the militants there, that window, he said, is closing. we know that ukraine has given them a 48 hour deadline that ends today. the u.s. seems ready to come behind that with its own sanctions and brand-new this morning, we have new information about the impact of those sanctions, standard & poor's, the credit rating agency, downgrade russ

, washington, y'all show some love for adam engst. what up, adam? >> thanks, cedric. >> you excited, man? >> oh, yeah. >> you know, everybody was loving you yesterday, man. and they didn't see, like, on the breaks, how you had your moves and everything, you know? i know that you--

is left to be done in cleaning up a massive hud slide in washington state the president might have seen the same thing today. >> bay area elected official goes on trial after showing up in an apartment in his under wear. we'll bring you the testimony. [doorbell rings] hey. hey. what's this? it's u-verse live tv. with at&t u-verse... you can watch live tv from your device. hey. hey. anywhere in your home. [doorbell rings] hey. hey. so you won't miss a minute of the game. call now to get a u-verse bundle for the same great price for 2 years. guaranteed. >>> one after a deadly mudslide in washington state marine one giving the president a view of the disaster. today the president toured the destruction left behind by the landslide. the landslide killed 41 people a month ago today after touring, the president met with victim families and first responders and told them they can count on the rest of the nation for support. >> there are families who are searching for loved ones who lost everything. it's going to be a difficult time the country is thinking about all of you. >> the presiden

. and bill taylor says his oyster supply is declining on the coast of washington state. >> ultimately the whole shell fish industry is at risk. if the shellfish can't form a shell, we're out of business. >> reporter: the report says we can avoid the worst impacts by reducing emissions and moving infrastructures and people out of harm's way. in illinois, the government is buying and tear do you think homes in a flood zone. but if nothing is done the report warns that snowpacks in the west will shrink, causing water shortages and worsening droughts. and the record heat of 2012 could become routine. >> we're likely to see most summers being hotter than the historically hottest summer. so what used to be the extreme, literally becoming the new normal. >> reporter: and these changes are picking up speed, affecting food and water supplies, human health and the loss of global species. the scientists say no one and no place will be immune. brian? >> anne thompson, port monmouth, new jersey on the jersey shore. anne, thanks. >>> these past couple days we've had a big wake-up call in southern c

parts in a live report from washington. >>> finally found, more than 48 hours lost in the wilderness, a frantic search with a happy ending. >> amazing survival story out here. just incredible. >> what he did to stay alive wearing very little in freezing temperatures. >>> and drop of doom. this one is not for the faint of heart. 41 stories up, our first look at the world's tallest drop ride. >>> good wednesday morning. it has been a sleepless night for many as aftershocks continue to rock chile. >> a powerful earthquake there last night triggered a small tsunami forcing people into the streets and causing widespread panic. >> the 8.2 magnitude quake struck off the country's northern coastline. authorities posted tsunami warnings for several south american countries but have since canceled them. >>> right now the death toll is now at least six people. two other people died from heart attacks. others were crushed to death as people fled buildings. more than two dozen strong aftershocks followed the initial quake. [ sirens ] the quake forced evacuations along chile's entire pacific coast, b

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washington state. and, state and federal officials scoured the scene from 3 blackhawk helicopters. the feds have a well cord nateed response, fema is asking those affected to apply for loans. >>> hillary clinton will be making several stops in the bay area this week. on tuesday, the former secretary of state will give a keynote address at a marketing sumit in san prapb. then, thursday, she will give a speech at san jose state university. she refused to take questions from reporters on her stops here. her press reps say it is because she is a private citizen now. >>> state senator yee will be back in court on tuesday in the corruption scandal. tonight getting new insight into possible defense. there is a chance that one of the defendants might turn on the others. >> senator, senator. >> reporter: when you go from prominent politician to federal he indicted accused criminal who knows what is next? especially when one of your alleged partners in crime is raymond shrimp boy ciao. he could turn 75. >> keith jackson can pull it together. it is in his interest to do it to make a deal for hims

here are some stories about washington, about moscow, about a meeting with andrei sakharov and andre dmytro with jimmy carter, meetings with the nixon family, ted kennedy and with a young senator barack obama. they are stories about freshmen senators guys like howard baker, john kerry and joe biden when they first showed up on the foreign relations committee in the senate where i was the leadership staffer working for the committee. and there are stories about people that i came to know in different aspects that i had have encountered previously people like nancy pelosi and juli nixon eisenhower became one of my true heroes and someone i greatly admire. so you have stories about presidential campaigns and intelligence leaks and investigations of nuclear weapons proliferation stories about leaking stories to the "washington post" in "the new york times" and try not to get caught doing it. most of them i confess i have never intended to publish and i blame it on you guys. i blame it on my students but when i stand up in class they say tell more war stories. tell us what really happened

. it's great to be here. i don't get to washington very much, and i'm here on this panel as a representative of the groups that have benefited the most from health reform process so much, which is a health care consulting community. [laughter] the people who build all the defective exchange, the people are advising, the person does consulting. the people are helping hospitals build acos, sort of in and out of my managed care. those are consultants. this has been the golden age for our industry and we are delighted to be here to talk to you. if you spend your entire career in washington you think that medicare policy, you are sort of running the health system, i think that's an illusion. medicare represents maybe 22% of total health spending in the country at max, at full funding the affordable care act will be putting about $250 billion a year into the health care system that by the time we get to 2023 will probably be $5 trillion in scale, maybe 5% of the total thing. so from a standpoint of just the sheer scale of the enterprise i think people who work in washington to reali

million off the asking price. this mansion on washington street on presidio heights boasts nine bedrooms and 18,000 square feet i know you're looking for something more in 20,000 foot range but it's on the market just under $18 million f you're reaching for a check book, wait a little more. when it hit the market it was $5 million. getting more affordable every day. >> bay area's drought conditions are forcing the 22 annual silicon valley international triathalon outs of the south bay. one level is too low to accommodate the swimming portion. it will be held at half moon bay, sunday, april 20th. event feature twoz races a triathalon as well as a shorter version. >> outstanding. well, let's talk about weather forecast almost to the weekend. . >> i would like to see if there is going to be umbrella or jacket. >> at 4:00 it was bright. sunny. there wasn't much of a breeze fog is rolling in. it's cooling down here. we're headed for cooler weather. satellite sheing you fog up against coastline. away from the coast people have been enjoying sunshine. take a look at the view. 79 in san

and destruction. >> a birds eye view of catastrophic mudslide in washington. >> our daughters, son, mothers, sisters, fathers, husbands are none - they were the government of doing business g.m. style. >> lives shattered by g.m. now they answer to congress. >> and taking out one of the most ruthless cartels in the world. >> hi there. welcome to al jazeera america. i'm thomas drayton in new york. we are following breaking news out of chile. a powerful earthquake rocked a south american company. the 8.2 magnitude quake hit off the north coast just before 9:00 pm local time on tuesday. chilean officials say five have died and others injured. the quake caused landslides, knocked out power. 12 aftershocks have been reported, one a magnitude 6.2. airports in the city of iquique and others are closed at this hour, with all flights grounded. >> tsunami warnings and watches have been cancelled for chile, peru and ecuador. >> lucia newman is in santiago, with more on the quake. >> all along the coast, including the port city of iquique, which is about 150km from where i am now, people are ev

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you will be successful in that class and then they would get for example, at washington high school, they only had an honors biology class and they did not have a regular class, and when a parent advocated, for his son to be in a biology class they say no because it is only honors and he is not honors, and so he must take integrated science. and so we knew that integrated science would not prepare him for college. and in fact, as you know now, uc, and csus will not accept that and that father today was here by the way he was part of the qta, advisory group and he was told no, because your son will not be successful in that class. and so, we were seeing that in a, through g requirement was really the only way to give all and we do it very well, and we do two things for students. and we give them access to a, to g, classes and which we never allowed them to take before. and then the majority of the students who got integrated science and integrated math, and then some districts and they get things like household math, or they get you know, all of this other stuff, right? the only way

washington, d.c. headed here to california. the charter bus was carrying high school seniors from all around the l.a. area and was going to visit humboldt state university. the president of the cal state system said the victims would have been the first in their families to attend college. >> we're doubly saddened by the fact many of them are first generation and students from low income who have done all of the right academic things and had their dream of going to humboldt take state taken away. >> of the ten people killed, five were students, three chaperons, the other victims, the drivers of the bus and the big rig. more than 30 people were rushed to various hospitals after the crash. some of them with serious burns. many survivors say they kicked out windows to escape the burning bus. >> the coroner in glenn county said because many of those victims were badly turned, it may take some time to positively identify them. the chp also said they are still looking for witnesses in this case. anyone who may have been driving in that area and saw what happened in the moments before th

washington have to have a rationale, but when people have more they will buy a house, they don't need to be bribeed by government to do it we had growing homeownership for a long time, when you straoe trt statement late it artificially you get the disaster we had years ago. john: in your world, in a flat tax it would be on a post card. >> one sheet of paper, post card or a few key strokes on your pc . john: a couple country have this estonia has a flat tax 21%. form is one page long takes 5 minutes. minutes. estonia is a new country. >> over 3 30 countrys in world, vladimir putin, put this in 13% raten 2000. russia had a tax code that made our look simple, within a couple years revenues double, hong kaj hong kong for 60 years. now booming. >> you are fighting history pushing this. >> our very existence is fighting history. john: i look at how this stuff, grown, first 1044 pages, including instructs 176 pages, takes rate 1% in today's dollars if you made $500,000, 6% if you mades there are learn million. mill. >> it went berserk from the beginning because of the first world war. p

author of blood of tyrants. george washington and the forging of the presidency. sat same day at green light bookstore in brooklyn, new york we are taping a program with the editor of the new york times op-ed section who will discuss his new history of the civil rights act of 1954. on thursday booktv will be in denver at the tattered cover bookstore is investigative journalist doug fine discusses help and how it may affect the u.s. economy. we will also be in los angeles on thursday evening at the alex theatre to cover best-selling author michael lewis discussing his latest book "flash boys" about high frequency traders and the stock market. he will discuss his book with malcolm glad well. that is a look at some of the other programs booktv will be covering this upcoming week. for more go to our web site booktv.org and visit upcoming programs. >> catherine hall on the campus of the tee school, the site of the 2014 annapolis book festival in maryland. we will be back with more live coverage of this event shortly. >> the sense of a entrepreneur and freedom which is will we have always be