central banks are hesitating. qcd is hesitating. cd is hesitating. boj is hesitating. no structural reforms a company that. >> and that is where you get the next light. -- next lag. and how reforms will be implemented. it is not china. it is not national. it is local. it is interesting that everyone talks about the sales tax rise in april. i think it is more or less priced in. it is not as big an event that people are making out. >> in terms of people's expectations, maybe the answer is yes. so you have to separate the markets from reality. i think it's priced in. whatuestion then becomes will make you invest more in japan. and what will drive real wages? so far, real wages are falling. they are not rising. without investment and without real wages -- expenditures are not increasing as they should. >> at least what he is doing is moving forward. if that is not going to work, then there is a lovely no proper exit for japan. but at the very least, japan can solve the fault. distribution, inequality and japan is relatively low. so if you were to default, citizenry will su

go to the cuff here and then hesitate just a touch because you're out of control. and then you fin tish off. good work by the pick-and-roll up front. >> ian:>> ian: buckeyes are 0-9m three-point range. indiana, 1:29 away from a big home victory. [ male announcer ] every kind of fan loves the 2 for $20 menu in the applebee's fan zone... from the kung fu master. to...the stranger hugger. because every kind of fan loves 1 app and 2 entrees for 20 bucks. the 2 for $20 menu from applebee's. see you tomorrow. >> ian: reset with indiana in front 65-55. bench points favoring tom crean's squad. 14-0 indiana in the second half. 16-4 overall. >> jim: last time out. the bench got 42 points. and that's what we said at the beginning, right? they're short, they're in demand. they've got to get a team effort here and it's been very well executed here. >> ian: and that 42 the most bench points scored in the big then season. gordon. didn't need to go in there. >> jim: look at tom crean. he's saying the same thing. >> ian: scott. runs into mosquera-perea. count it. and-one. so that's

hesitancy in the labor mark in terms of hiring.that, i think bigger issue is the great recession in many ways with the financial crisis. our financial markets took a big hit. one of the big sources of growing jobs in a new business is access to credit. entrepeneurs really need credit to build on their new ideas. once they have a startup, they need the credit to let a successful business grow. sandra: jason when you start to say it is these young businesses, less than four years old, that would really be the job creators, regulations come to mind. obviously a big problem we continue to hear from business leaders and entrepreneurs in this country there is so much red tape it is difficult to, you know, to even have a business, let alone start a business. do you think that there should be a change in washington perhaps regulationwise to promote these jobs? >> no. the regulation issue, is a good point and definitely lots of, lots of businesses point out regulation is one of the main barriers. and it varies quite a bit between different

is some genetics, but not to the point where somebody should hesitate to have another child. our able to check on these things is increasing. w50e8 eventually have a test that's more than just a clinical test. >> that's very encouraging. >>> did you ever got lost in the drugstore or health food store, looking at all the vitamins and supplements? he all claim to cure everything. our o dr. siegle visits new york city and when one of the oldest apothecaries, and there's still one that exists. check it out. doctors, are you going to tell us about it first? i got so excited. i -- >> i went down to bigelow's this week, the oldest apothecary in the united states. i feel that more and more people are using over-the-counter medications. everyone is rushing in, prevacid over the counter, prilosec, arthritis treatments, weight loss agents. one of the weight loss agents was pulled off the market, hydroxy cut, and then put back on, and what does a patient to do? i feel people self-medicate too much. we're going in less and less doctors, doctors not as available, patients don't know who to

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without hesitation he employed identical tactics as he proceeded to eliminate the next physicians.ith a description of the third bunker, the specialist santiago erevia exhausted his supply of hand grenades still under fire from the fourth position, hecome courageously charged forward behind the fire from the end 16 rivals. arriving at the edge of the bunker he silenced the occupant in the fortification at point-blank range. through his hero at action, the lives of the wounded were saved and the members of th the compay commander post were relieved from a precarious situation. his exemplary performance in the face of overwhelming danger was an inspiration to the entire company and contributed immeasurably to the success of the mission. specialist erevia juan negron conspicuous gallantry, extraordinary heroism at the risk of his own life above and beyond the call of duty were in keeping with the highest traditions of military service and reflect great credit upon himself, his unit and the united states army. [applause] >> sergeant first class of melvin morris. >> sergeant first class

most were hesitant, not wanting to jeopardize their jobs. but a few hours later, i got a message. one of the workers i met at the dining hall just contacted me. he wants to talk to us about his story. it isn't easy to talk openly on this base even though he's right here. so we're trying to find a place to meet. the worker asked us to conceal his identity and alter his voice. we'll call him "ravi". he told us to meet him at an empty part of the base, after he finished his shift. >> ravi told us he was tricked into working in afghanistan for a salary that was less than half of what he was promised. it started when a friend back home introduced ravi to a recruiting agent, who told him that for a hefty fee, he could get a job in afghanistan working for dyncorp. he would fly to dubai, where he would connect with dyncorp and then travel to the base. >> but there was a catch. the job at dyncorp didn't actually exist. instead, the agent housed ravi in a work camp in dubai. after three weeks, the agent told him that for an additional fee, he could get ravi a job with a subcontractor - ecol

and i like -- i hesitated. so if i would have maybe gone at that point, i would have been able to come down on my own. but since i hesitated, i held on a little bit longer, and it was kind of like a sling shot. >> she lets go of the rope. she comes flying down, and right at the bottom she fell off the board and she's skipping like a little rag doll. >> nicole takes a beating. >> when i got to the bottom of the wave, i fell. and i skipped like a little rock, like three times, on the face of the wave. and the whole time i'm like, ah, i'm fine. i'm just going to pop out the back. well, i didn't pop out the back. i went over the falls. and in the video, you can see my little head and arms sticking out. so i, you know, eat it really bad. i got pounded. >> garrett has only seconds to rescue her. >> and i come up, and i pretty much don't know where i'm at, because i can't see the shore, i can't see the rocks. i don't see garrett anywhere. i don't see a ski, hear a ski, nothing. >> but he is forced to leave her to avoi

and, so, again, today my only hesitation would be around the process and the way that when we consider individual supplementals, we are pitting different issues before one another and creating a significance around certain issues over others and that's the only thing that i have an issue with. so, but with that said, again, i do want to acknowledge supervisor farrell's leadership on this as well as bevan dufty and your office and all that you've done on this. >> supervisor kim. >> thank you. i did -- i think it's really good that we're having this conversation, as always, at the full board. i did want to address the issue of individuals that don't want help. and i've talked to a lot of folks on the street and i've asked them why they refuse services. and in large part the answer i got is because they don't want a stabilization bed at the julian hotel or the civic center hotel or the page hotel. and if you have visited any of these hotels, they suck. they're horrible places. i would rather sleep on the street than be in a bed bug ridden stabilization bed in one of these hotels which are

without hesitation, he employed identical tactics as he eliminated the next two enemies. specialist 4 erevia exhausted his supply. still under intense fire, he courageously charged forward. arisk at the very edge of the bumpinger, he silenced the occupant in the for the fix at point blank range. through his actions, the lives of the wounded were saved and the members of the company command post were relieved. his performance in the face of overwhelming danger was an inspiration to his entire company and contributed to the success of the mission. specialist 4 erevia's gallantry and extraordinary heroism at the risk of his own life above and beyond the call of duty where in keeping with the highest traditions of military service and reflected upon his unit and he united states army. [applause] >> sergeant first class melvin orris. >> sergeant first class melvin morris, distinguished himself by acts of gallantry above and beyond the call of duty while serving as commander of a strike force drawn from company d, fifth special forces group airborne during combat operations aga

without hesitation, he employed identical tactics as he eliminated the next two enemies. specialist 4 erevia exhausted his supply. still under intense fire, he courageously charged forward. arisk at the very edge of the bumpinger, he silenced the occupant in the for the fix at point blank range. through his actions, the lives of the wounded were saved and the members of the company command post were relieved. his performance in the face of overwhelming danger was an inspiration to his entire company and contributed to the success of the mission. specialist 4 erevia's gallantry and extraordinary heroism at the risk of his own life above and beyond the call of duty where in keeping with the highest traditions of military service and reflected upon his unit and he united states army. [applause] >> sergeant first class melvin orris. >> sergeant first class melvin morris, distinguished himself by acts of gallantry above and beyond the call of duty while serving as commander of a strike force drawn from company d, fifth special forces group airborne during combat operations aga

she didn't hesitate. >> i did mouth-to-mouth on her. and then the other lady down the street, she was doing the compressions on her. all he was saying is please, bring her back for me. >> reporter: sadly, the woman later died. those who bought snow blowers this year are definitely getting their money's worth out of them. these two bowie teens were doing their best to help their mother clear the driveway. tough going due to the layer of ice under the snow. next door nicole peterson was clearing off her car and worrying about tuesday's commute. >> tomorrow morning, i hope that it's not too icy on the roads. but as cold as it is out here tonight, i think it's going to be pretty slick. >> and even if you did shovel your driveway, clean off your car tonight, expect to see a lot of ice, maybe trouble opening your doors tomorrow morning. jackie bensen, news4. >>> if you have to drive, slow down and keep an eye out for slick spots. we've been to crash after crash caused by slippery roads, including this one in charles county. you can see an suv

without hesitating he threw the rifle down and began to engage with his pistol and grenades. one point, private rivera crawled up from the placement to engage in infiltrating enemy soldiers in fierce combat. with only the sound of footsteps and ask your shadows to guide the aim, private rivera held his position against tremendous odds. inflicting numerous casualties on the enemy until he found himself without ammunition of any kind except one grenade. displaying a fighting spirit and utterly selfless devotion to duty, private rivera pulled the pin from the last grenade and waited for the enemy to reach his position. as enemy troops looked inside the bunker, private rivera activated the grenade with a full knowledge it meant his almost certain death. when the debris from the explosion cleared, friendly forces recovered a severely wounded a rivera and discovered the body of the four dead or dying enemy soldiers surrounding him. private rivera's extort a very heroism and selflessness above and beyond the call of duty are in keeping with the highest traditions of military service

if you have any questions, please don't hesitate to ask >> any additional comments seeing none, public comment is closed. supervisor kim >> i'm really excited about the pedestrian plaza we need more space for pedestrians and recreation than for cars driving through i so i appreciate how dangerous that alley can be. i'd like to make a motion to proof this what a positive recommendation >> i'm very supportive and i think this is going to be a huge improvement. we've seen in other parts of selma and downtown those that kinds of pedestrian alley that no longer have traffic and are really add enormously to the vibrancy of the neighborhood and good for the city so i'm glad to move this forward madam clerk item 2 >> the ordinance of the environmental code to restrict the sale of water and a plastic bottles for 20 ounces or less. >> commissioner wu is the author he is unable to be here but we made the amendments and continued the item one week it's before us again, today. given we did have a full presentation last week we'll not be having that again but if anyone has a question supervisor chiu

. >> please, do not hesitate. come pick my brain. wear me down seven days and hopefully get to wear me down longer. it's knew to me on this side of the fence. this is new to me i'm going to take baby steps. i love to work out. i enjoy that. >> bonds says he'd love to spend more time around the team if management will have him. he would not say whether he feels he's been black balled but by baseball. >> sandhya patel joins us outside. >> it's gorgeous. >> it is. just nothing but blue skies. and high clouds now. it's nudging in comparison to what you're about to see. it's going to get warm here in the bay looking across the bay there you can see clouds, sunny skies and 62 in san francisco. upper 60s in oakland. from our south beach camera looking towards sutro tower, you can see the sun there in the background there. we still have more daylight. so enjoy you're going to want to head to the beach. it's going to be warm. clear, cooler tonight and a bigger warm up coming for the weekend. so this is a joke the front came through we didn't

that is why angela merkel is hesitant to impose sanctions because the gas flows and she is impacted. no matter what others say, they are opposed to sanctions because a lot of french companies have huge investments in russia including increasing ownership in the leading automaker 75%. britain got caught out with the exposÉ of the official document published by the bbc. on the document it said british policy opposed sanctions and we will leave the financial market open to russians. cheryl: they are interconnected with russia. thank you, bob. you always have a great perspective on this. more questions than answers. we will have the very latest on the investigation to the irs scandal. and joining me now, 41 groups progress games. they say it has to end. so our business can be on at&t's network for $175 a month? yup. all 5 of you for $175. our clients need a lot of attention. there's unlimited talk and text. we're working deals all day. you get 10 gigabytes of data to share. what about expansion potential? add a line, anytime, for $15 a month. low dues, great terms. let's close! new at&t

without hesitating, he threw his rifle down and began to engage the enemy with his pistol and tremendousat one point private rivera fearlessly crawled from his enplacement to engage an enemy soldier in fierce hand-to-hand combat. with only obscure shadows to guide his aim, private rivera held his vision against tremendous odds until he found himself without ammunition of any kind except one grenade. displaying a peerless fighting spirit and an utterly selfless devotion to duty, private rivera pulled the pin there his last grenade and calmly waited for the enemy the reach his position. as enemy troops leapt inside the bunker, private rivera activated the grenade with the full knowledge that it meant his almost certain death. when the debris had cleared, friendly forced recovered a severe hi wounded private rivera and discovered the bodies of four dead or dying soldiers around him. private rivera's extraordinary heroism and selflessness above and beyond the call of duty are in keeping with the highest traditions of military service and reflect great credit upon be himself, his unit and the

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without hesitating he proceeded two additional bunkers both of which he destroyed in the same manner as the first. rejoining his platoon, sergeant first class conde-falcon 100 meters through the tree and undercoming hostile fire and selecting three men to accompany him he moved toward the enemy's position and carrying a machine gun he killed the enemy inside before running out of ammunition. after returning to the three men with his empty weapon and taking up an m-16 rifle, he concentrated on the next bunker. within ten meters of his goal, sergeant first class conde-f conde-falcon soon died of his wounds. at the cost of his own life above and beyond the call of duty are in keeping with the highest traditions of military service and reflect upon himself and his unit and the united states army. >> jean copeis accepting on behalf of her father r.d.r. copeis. specialist ardie r. copas was a machine gunner in 1st battalion 25th infantry division during combat operations against an armed enemy near cambodia on, 1970. that morning his company was suddenly attacked by a large hostile force f

yellen hesitated when asked what exactly that meant. >> the language that we used in this statement is considerable period. so i -- you know, this term is hard to define, but, you know, probably means on the order of around six months to that type of thing. but it depends what the statement is saying. it depends what conditions are like. >> now, she also gave details on the plans to scrap the unemployment targets. >> the committee is further revised its forward guidance to better reflect conditions as they now stand and are likely to evolve over the coming quarters. in short, the larger the shortfall with employment or inflation from the respective objectives set by the fomc and the longer any such shortfall was expected to persist, the longer the target federal funds rate is likely to remain in the present to 1.25% range. >> david is with me for the first half of the show. welcome, david. >> thanks for having me. >> thank you for being with us. it's interesting to look at what yellen said yesterday. i look at it and i can't really understand it. i'm not sure whether a slight mistake h

. >> one of the officers runs out and without hesitation grabs the officer, and another officer opens the back door, and he just gets in the back of the back seat, and they don't even have time to shut the door. they peel out, and they're gone. >> slocumb is rushed to a nearby hospital in critical condition with a fractured skull and internal bleeding. meanwhile, huge plumes of smoke are coming from the home. collier has set the house on fire. fearing a bullet from the gunman, fire rescue units cannot approach the home directly. it will be hours before they can get the blaze under control. with flames engulfing his house, collier goes to his garage and takes his own life with a shotgun, ending the standoff. >> a dramatic shootout caught on tape leaves a wounded police officer recovering in a san diego hospital. >> greg's footage makes national news. after the incident, the el cajon police use the video as a training tool. >> it was definitely a life-changing experience to be there and witness something like this. >> as for officer slocumb, he survives the ordeal and is expected to mak

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for certainly economic reasons, her country being a major trading partner, seemed to be hesitant to economic sanctions. there have been some indications over the last 24 hours or so, that she may be willing to go a little farther? >> absolutely. it did seem that german is is pretty fed up with what's going on in russia and the situation in crimea. it will be important to see if president obama is talking about the sanctions particularly the sanctions that they are behind as well. it will be interesting to see how far they go, one of the things that they might decide is we are going to take these additional sanctions, if anything else happens beyond the annexation of crimea, which we have already seen. so the language that the president uses, the sanctions, who it's coming from, and how unified the entire west is, i think is one of the important things to watch. >> one of the things we heard yet was a reiteration, that a military option is not on the table. but also, you know, you looked into sending united states forces into crimea, a region where russia had already had a very impor

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the reason i was hesitate to spread the world about this lovely school is because over and over again, i was hearing the folks around me didn't get the school they got but they knew there would be compromised it felt wrong when everybody was xhoemd. now i can't shut up about gateway. i've been part of the gateway community for 3 years and with my younger daughter starting at middle school i'm looking forward to 4 more years. i wouldn't say that gateway is best for every kid but great for my kid >> (clapping) >> any comments from the board or the superintendent? seeing none, roll call vote pleas please. mccain. dr. murase. ms. norton and ms. winning and 5 i's. congratulations. (clapping.) we have now an item another charter school renewal it is for the charter school this has been moved and seconded and february 25th and i believe we had a report from the curriculum so i want 80 a report from the crime and the arithmetic committee. i apologize commissioner maufas is the chair but she asked me to report that on march third they recommended a positive made positive recommendations to the

so what is the hesitation there? >> it is just cost. i mean, the technology is there. local storage of data -- >> when you say the technology is there, to? >> to transmit the aircraft's -- to track the aircraft and also to note -- >> in real time. >> in real time and also be aware of what's happening on the aircraft in real time or if there is a significant event that's worth finding out about it. >> so in reality we could have known if there were cameras in the cockpit, if there was -- that were really back somewhere, i mean, the cloud or back down to earth, someplace we could possibly know where this plane was two weeks ago. >> cameras might be a bit of a stretch because that's a costly data theme. i'm not sure it would help us exactly pinpoint it, but the data that is being recorded every second on the aircraft by the black box, it's tapped into all the computers in the cockpit, getting hundreds and thousands of data points every second. that kind of information is stored on the aircraft so it goes down with the aircraft. and so to find that information we have to f

. >> very hesitant to answer. didn't want to talk any more. said he didn't know her.n't know what i was talking about. had nothing to do with that. >> investigators searched sanchez's pickup truck for possible clues. it was clear the truck had been thoroughly washed and cleaned. but tape lifts of the upholstery found something very difficult to get rid of. tiny specks of red glitter. investigators also found red glitter in the green jacket found outside sanchez's home. they even found one microscopic speck on the ak-47 rifle sanchez's roommate turned over to police. to find out if all this glitter was from the same source, investigators sent it to edwin jones, a forensic scientist with one of the largest checks of glitter in the world, with close to 1,000 specimens. >> i have an unusual hobby of collect micro things. and i've been collecting glitter for many years before this case and since this case. >> under a microscope, jones discovered that this red glitter was a hexagon shape, approximately 250 microns. >> it's red on one side, silver on the other. it's a unique

you can see why, the cubs that are yet to be named are curious and playful but hesitant about the water the progress, they picked up a taste for watermelon. that will do it for us, i'm am ha da -- ama daetz. thank you for joining us. >> today on swirl, women wrongly in prison for 16 years. now they're free. >> first ever. >> i knew there were lesbians at tech. i just had to find them. >> giving jack singing tips. >> okay. >> and we celebrate our one year anniversary on kofy with sweet treats. all that and more right now on swirl. [music] >> hello. welcome to episode 12 of swirl. 12 months in the year so that

i'm hesitant to say this is a good idea considering this is the only place that the noise come from >> any further public comment. >> good afternoon. i'm pat i'm a neighbor i live on the corner of diamond and elizabeth. i've lived there since 84 or 85 that is the one place my wife likes to go we talk about open space and importance there are issues they need to do acoustics but that is the one place they feel comfortable going to. this is a great opportunity to encourage open space. we live in a noisy neighborhood i moved in before the controls went in on the restaurants i watched that whole thing happen we're trying to encourage people who are responsible but they need acoustical work but you can't stand beyond that i hope you approve it >> any further public comment seeing none, public comment is closed. commissioner moore >> i think it's refreshing s to hear a large number of people speaking in support of this issue i have question for mr. hogan. i'm wondering how you're thinking of providing access to people who are mobility impaired you have open space into the gasped and i assum

has been hesitant to act against saudi arabia and the way that it has against other countries in theab world following nine -- 9/11 and especially following these revelations? >> is pretty extraordinary given that so much of what happened on 9/11 can be traced back to saudi arabia. why hasn't there been a greater reaction in the u.s. and the rest of the world? well, the saudi's have cultivated people in washington washington.nt in there are enormous arms sales by the u.s. to saudi arabia. the arms on order at the moment .re worth a total $86 billion fighter aircraft, helicopters, everything else. moneyey have also spent cultivating former diplomats, officials, academics and so forth. --refore, there hasn't been i found this rather amazing, more pressure on saudi arabia or on the u.s. government to stop iaudi arabia supporting jihad movements. it is not just money. a lot of it, propaganda of a satellite television, which iss anti-hia, anti-christian, hate propaganda, so long as they have these methods of propaganda, they can probably raise money to send to syria and iraq and elsewhere

. >> over the past several years, jacob, russia has not hesitated to squeeze ukraine economically when it has wanted to. does this aid from the eu put a little resilience into the situation, making it less vulnerable? >> no doubt about that. in fact, the european commission was explicit when it announced that it intended to offset potential increases in the gas, that they charged ukrainian customers, and i think this is, in my opinion, by and large, a bridge financing loan. basically, it takes ukraine over to a longer term imf program that could last for several years and reach considerably higher amounts of money to be put into place. >> the gas lines, if you look at a map of europe, and where the gas runs from where to where, that's a reality that's hard to get around, and it's the product of years of experience and relationships between sellers and buyers. if europe wants to move away from that heavy dependence, can it do it? >> it definitely can. there are a few options. there are new routes to bring existing gas supplies to europe. russia is actually proposing one of those, which

implement or age in implementation after november, there is so much riding in november that i am hesitant to stick out our necks in spending until we know what we are able to spend. >> the indexing and i support that and that is a good policy. >> how about you? >> i want to thank everyone for coming, and testifying, and you know, it is very compelling what you are saying. and the messages is heard loud and clear. but a couple of concerns that i have is on the indexing, one is that there is a look that was the bag meter, and i know that we are in an indexing and... >> she is not. and i would like to say that there is an all day bag meter we are only charging 7 dollars. >> i think that when we looked at this a few years ago, if you assume or if you take the average, meter cost and you assume the full usage of the day it will be quite a bit higher, it will be at the time, it was 22 dollars, verses the five that we were charging. so we did start to increase it and we heard some concerns, from some of the organizations that are subject to it, but it is certainly something that we could look at

them hesitant about the decisions that were taken. when the upper house of parliament was taking the decision if they would grant putin the permission to have the troops activate on crimea, they seemed very angry by those words that barack obama said yesterday, that there would be costs for an intervention. and said they felt insulted by that. he did not want to listen to any of that cynical talk. it seems they are set up with the west, with the u.s. statements. the repeated that they feel that the u.s. and european union are responsible for what happened in the ukraine. that then that's helped the west to gain power. >> how seriously do they take the threat of retaliation from washington? they did not take it seriously at all. putin will not take it fiercely. in general, he perceives the west and barack obama as weak, especially since in the syria crisis, obama to a red line, and then when chemical weapons were used, no military intervention happened. since then, russia does not consider him a strong leader at all. nothing that the u