this was done back in the 70s. and both of those houses are single-family homes and we're not at the height of the three-story structure. cross the street from the 12 (inaudible). are 3 story homes. which were banishment acquit a while ago. the homes across the street from the corner of forest side were built in very much long ago their 3 stories and their front sets back and they go up 3 stories. to the west this home here - this home was built probably, maybe 20 or thirty years ago edition to the third story that doesn't have a setback and it's 43 at the front of the set back line that's typical for a lot of the homes in the west portal district. this is a picture of the two retains on the corner of 14th and the other street. my clients house is the fourth house. and this is the third house that the previous owner was speaking about. those are two roipdz that were built by the same owner of the properties and their 3 stories at all. we're only barely halfway to the story of either of those residence. i really bui

and so, you know -- i did both live shows that came on back-to-back.ty bus, you know? with like, you know, balloons and champagne. >> jimmy: how far was it? >> it was only like 50 yards. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: that makes sense. >> but i was pulling it off. >> jimmy: speaking of 50, you're turning 50 this month. congratulations. >> oh, yeah, man. >> jimmy: happy birthday. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: happy, happy, happy birthday. >> the big 5-0. >> jimmy: is there one thing that you want to do before you're 50? or one thing -- anything you want to do? >> jimmy, i've always wanted to be in "gq." i mean, i cannot believe that they haven't picked me to be the sexy dude in "gq." >> jimmy: yeah. >> i mean, really. i'm starting the movement right now. [ cheers and applause ] people go to the i am cedric -- #cedricgq. do that right now. >> jimmy: yeah, yeah. all right. we can do this. >> all right? you do this. >> jimmy: cedric "gq." you've never been in "gq"? >> because i'm sexy like that. never been in, man. and i've been -- i've been always wearing sui

back to jail for?e always so happy when you come here. what are you back for this time, man? one of the big challenges we have here is our frequent flier population. and that is our chronic and persistent mentally ill folks that come to us on a regular basis. these are individuals that by and large are not violent or a threat. they have a mental illness, they also may have substance abuse issues. we do a pretty good job of cleaning them up, getting them back on their medication. only to release them right back out to the streets, a limited supply of medication and that cycle just starts all over again. they end up right back in here and we do it all over again. you know, the true definition of insanity is doing the same thing over and over again and expecting the results to be different. >> narrator: keith huff-- who's been on the run-- has just been caught by the police. he had stopped taking his medications and was back on beecher terrace. >> well, i'm in jefferson county jail right now. i'm here for

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moved the bay in the back. and this is the 311 notice for the project. i just put it her to emphasize not commissioners under the proposed it says 2 feet >> i'm sorry your 7, 8, 9 is up. that's the close of the public hearing. commissioner moore >> while i think the concerns about light and air with issues we talk about almost every week within itself not the criteria for approving or disapproving the dr. while we are sensitive to be sensitivity have those revolted this this case the addition is so minor that i did not building that any of the considerations to consider this roement do apply. the allegations are sensitive just as the architect described are showing the red lined areas of the conflict as they've been resolved with working with the neighborhoods and departments this is a sensitive edition i don't feel requires dr but way within the modest editions in san francisco that's not only this building what's troubling with your issues with the remaining 6 hundred and 50 thousand people that live in the c

i yield back. the chair: the gentleman yields back his time. ms. castor: i ask unanimous -- i ask unanimous consent that my amendment be withdrawn and thank the committee for their attention. the chair: without objection. the clerk will read. the clerk: page 4, line 12, military construction, defense wide including transfer of funds. $2,021,690,000 remain available until september 30, 2019. the chair: for what purpose does the gentleman from ohio seek recognition? >> mr. chairman i have an amendment at the desk. the chair: the clerk will designate the amendment. the clerk: printed in the congressional record offered by mr. turner of ohio. the chair: the gentleman from ohio is recognized for five minutes. mr. turner: thank you, mr. chairman. i want to thank chairman culberson and ranking member bishop for their hard work and dedication to ensure that we have a great bill for our vets and men and women in uniform, but also for their tenacity. i want to thank chairman culberson for his efforts in work

go back to intel. circle back to intel.ing. >> not necessarily. >> qualcomm by the way, the wells note, almost got in the way of the beat which was by nine cents. >> they'll solve that. foreign corrupt practices. seemans and alcoa and halliburton showed you can get those behind you. qualcomm was not an issue of demand. it was an issue of transition. the analysts stick by qualcomm. they would stick by qualcomm if qualcomm said we don't know how to make anything. this is the most loved stock in the semiconductor segment. it will be back in three days, maybe two days. >> you said about the markets you don't like up opens. >> no. >> are you leery of a reversal in facebook or apple this morning? >> i keep thinking about what david said and what sandberg talked about. they throw cold water on it. someone says wait a second, jordan rolan liked it in the 50s, suddenly it's at 62. i come back to the fact it's an earnings per share story. my travel trust owns it. do i wish it were up three. we're not going to get that kind of market.

stop, it all right. >> everybody take six feet back. >> let's go. >> back up. >> back it up. >> back. >> the remarks i just shared with everybody, i hope you see we're taking this very seriously and look at all the great things happening from a general motors perspective around the world. our vehicles are being recognized. we're getting great recognition and safety awards. the recognition from our dealers is outstanding, and we're seeing solid steady performance. we will do the right thing for our customers as we manage two this. as you heard parts are flowing. we'll be communicating with our customers on a regular basis. my goal is to get every single part and make sure every single vehicle is repaired and that's what we're dedicated to do. as it relates the investigation, when the investigation is completed, we will then take the appropriate actions, and as i've said, we will be transparent, so that's where we're at. >> how much longer for the investigation? >> again, you know, when i said when i was in washington and we said 45 to 60 days and we're still on that path. >> when do y

i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady yields back the balance of her time. the gentleman from georgia. mr. woodall: madam speaker, i rise in opposition to the motion to recommit. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized for five minutes. mr. woodall: madam speaker, i hold in my hand a copy of the motion to recommit, and i'll read from line 1. it says section 3, prohibiting cuts in education, health and safety protections. i think that's something that generally speaking here on this floor we agree on. but it makes the case of why this bill is so necessary. because this bill has nothing to do with cuts in any account. no cuts in education. no cuts in health. no cuts in safety protections. this bill does one thing and one thing only, and that's to say, let's spend next year what we spent this year unless someone makes the case to do more. i thought the gentlelady from illinois made a powerful case for why it's important to pay close attention to these accounts and focus the dollars on those accounts that we can do the most good. but to solve this m

it brings every member back.every memory back in a sharp relief, that in's sense you almost rather not have it happen. and as i said to you when we talked in the back of the auditorium. thank you for your courage. thank you for your courage. and i hope you take some solace again from the outpouring of love and affection of all of the people in this great city and country. but it is still difficult. it is i know that no memorial, no words, no acts can fully provide the solace that your hearts instill and yearn to acquire. i hope it eases your grief a little bit. as i said, it takes incredible courage for you to be here. i want you to know that you are an inspiration. without knowing it, people who suffer tragedies and going through tragedy, they see you and hear you. and know of you, and the fact that you are here, i promise you, gives them hope that maybe, maybe, they can overcome what they are facing right now. it is the one thing that you vastly underestimate about what you are doing for so many people in deali

back in lake como. ♪ . >> welcome back.ws from story.surrounding thesfr it is increased the offer to 15 billion euros. we are waiting for the board meeting which i think started half an hour ago. we are waiting to find out what the net result of that, which way the business will go. >> we were expecting this to be over by today because we got the .umeric cap was higher we will be talking about this for some weeks. hagel says stationing permanent u.s. army brigade in europe is amongst the options to beef up security on the continent as russian troops ukraine's of along border. you spoke exclusively to bloomberg. >> yard troops that are moving around -- there are troops that are moving around. we know that. no indication of any significant movement of those large troop diplomas along the border away from the border. christine clinton and lagarde he were speaking at the women of the world conference. both are regarded as potential presidential candidates. lagarde he for france, clinton for the u.s.. >> is there any other job y

back to you.cisco police are coming up with a plan to prevent another pot party mess in golden gate park. april 20th it becoming a counterculture holiday in north america where people gather police say there will be increased law enforcement presence to avoid the same problem this year. and this year and 20 it falls on easter sunday. >>: a new study by the journal of neuroscience says casual marijuana use was used was led to major changes in the brain. they found that more use some of the more abnormalities' increase. according to a national survey on drug use and held. patients that have been able to legally grow their own marijuana plants may not be able to do that for long in martinez. the city council announced the wheat cultivation band. state law allows qualified patients to grow anywhere from 6 to 12 plants it's considered medically necessary. the city of martinez says it's it that the rest. some people don't like the smell and kids could still them. a deadly fire rapping 3 san francisco po

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it has been hard to get back to back winning weeks. >> if these high fliers come down.iod of march 15th, 2000, it is not the kiss of death for the market. but p you would have to continue to get the high fliers. the new ibo's that is being killed. on top of that a bunch of names that are going to tell the stories of the week. starting tonight with buffalo wild. these are front and center. down here at the big board an affiliate of charles schwab and at the nasdaq a distrib tour of building materials we will get pending home data and as to why housing is hard to come by. kimberly clark not enough diapers being sold. why is that? >> need more babies. you had a kcouple. i was thinking about that. >> all right. yeah, well, anyway, i think if you look. i was going to go to -- >> i continue to think that there is not a lot of inventory out there. people are under estimating the supply side. there are not a lot of homes for sale. >> coming off friday we watched amazon shares almost at the 300 mark. i was keeping an eye on them and that is down again. there is phizer of course

it's closing back on the flat line, the nasdaq is heading back up towards 4,000.ave cut their losses, so we have siphon a refrenchment on the treasuries, sending the yield higher. we diplomat below 2.6% for where the fixed-income market might think we are going. gold similarly has sold off. whether that's to fund margin positions elsewhere, we're not sure. these are three winners on the session so far. you can see trip adviser, up 4%, tyler. >> simon, always agreed to have with you. >>> that will do it for this edition. >> "street signs" begins right now. >>> it's like mardi gras. the dow about ready to turn positive after being well negative most of the morning. this could be the 13th of the past 15 tuesdays that the dow is higher. what a turn. hello, everybody. still nerves are high. plus whether anybody is going to actually buy google glass. they're on sale today, and we are auditing the irs. find out if there's any political agenda at work. it's all about the markets, it's "phat" with a p.h. today. >> this is where the pain has been

will be right back.d the crime 4 reynaud oregon weren't available on a pedestrian accident on a 20 a federal loan straightens ever assessed on a 730 this morning police said a 20 year-old man was hit and now has less life threatening injuries i weren't what update as to get more information as is all happening as a crack down on local police as esp and venice have learned after seven pedestrian deaths and services appear in the stores are falling the divers searching for this people from latin some can ferry. the work of that there could be air pockets for some artisans i've the debts were not reaching a hundred and 50 that that is abject open areas for veterans on the look of seven walls to find others care and employees are already in the offices of the company that owns the ferry persecutors rating confirms that are connected to the parent tourist operator. because of south korea' in this morning as they rallied for eight people apart at the shell and where that happened outside of toronto sent three

back with more from europe, let's go back to darren. >> lauren, thank you. now divers in south korea have retrieved 171 bodies of the wreck of a ferry disaster. rescue teams are still searching for 130 still missing and believe trapped. the son juan high school has been a shrine is to the dead. students have returned for the first time, since a ferry accident took so many of their classmates. the yellow rib bins now firmly a site, carry messages of love, and hope, for the victims the the families. >> i am a parent who has brought up my child, i feel sorry i could not protect them. i pray they are at peace. >> but the national sorrow is also punning chew waited by fury. relatives of the missing surround the coast and oceans and fisheries minister, demanding answers. there is zillion no official word of what caused the ferry to lift and then sink. local media speculates the ship may have been carries three times it's cargo limit, others say an inexperienced ships officer was at the helm. the captain and crew members are in custody. >> they ignored the vizs of

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back to you. >> let's go straight back to collin who has been on the call. long term that he was talking about, what time frame is that. >> it's probably about three years or so. but they are very meaningful points. if google can stop that declining, get it to grow again, to be more than the desk top. these going to fall back to the top line. when you look at google at it's hay day, when mobile started to come up with smart phones, converting less effectively. that's a key point. they talked about attribution. giving metrics useful to the traditional tv buyers. that's a key highlight. >> that's my point. who else is going to get in google's way in terms of determining pricing? their premises about pricing seems could be self-fulfilling. >> they need to have less friction and they address that on the call. people neat to optimize their sights. the people are building these sites and having a decade to get their desk top sites polished. now need to focus on mobile. >> what's your take on google and tell clients tomorrow morning? >> the key with google is you h

trying to climb back.een up for most of day. starting to struggle as we look at 12 noon. a lot of concern about tech stocks. a lot of concern about that leading the market will work. still eking out again on the s&p. no man's land.s it is surprising to me because of the weekly have last week. i remember there was the big bounce back rally in the middle of the week last week and turned out to be nothing. >> despite good economic news. >> there was an alarming number survey wheren a they tally up the analyst estimates and say this is what the whole market earnings will look like for this quarter. it actually went negative. it was supposed to be six percent at the beginning of the year. it was negative. a lot of times you can expect the earnings season to bill you out but maybe not best time. >> attempting to ease tensions with turkey. joining me right now to talk more about the conflict, a.b. mendes, analyst at kcb holdings. inl twitter be back online turkey and how so and when you wil. i think it -- it will

today there was time to look back. tonight, however, boston looking forward to patriot's day on monday, the marathon and a proper finish to what was started last year. we begin here tonight with nbc's anne thompson in boston. good evening. >> reporter: good evening, brian. this was a day for gratitude. not recriminations. for giving thanks. for the super human efforts that saved some lives and remembering the three that were lost here. ♪ in boston today you could not escape the rain or the sadness. but even through its tears boston showed resilience is the best revenge. ♪ at an invitation only tribute survivors of the bombing stood to praise the city. patrick downs and his wife jessica, newlyweds a year ago each lost a leg. >> we chose to love and that has made all the difference. >> reporter: adrian davis, a dancer, lost her foot. >> no milestone is too small to celebrate, even walking into a celebrate, even walking into a nonhandicapped bathroom stall for the first time doing a happy dance. >> reporter: teenager davi

you go back off the diet. you go back to your old habits and your old ways.way, that's will power. will power doesn't work long term and that's why people have tried diet after diet after diet because will power doesn't work. you have to change the autopilot. now, there is a version in the bible that says be transformed by the renewing of your mind, changing of the mind from within. that's changing the autopilot. so i have to change the way i think about food, about myself, about life, about rewards, about what causes me. one of the things on the daniel plan is most diet plans, we've talked about this, are pretty much about food and fitness. and we added these other three fs, faith, focus and friends. faith, what is your motivation? why are you doing it. once you figure out the why, it will not last. okay? and then the friends, you got to have the accountability but then you've got to have that focus and that's what -- >> two things most people don't know, there is 140 studies that says as your weight goes up, the actual physical size and function of your bra

i yield back my time. >> i yield back the balance of my time. >> mr. chairman, i now yield ten minutes to the great state of wisconsin to talk about the impact of this republican budget on important economic security programs. >> thank you so much, mr. ranking member. let me start by saying that i want to acknowledge the chairman for engaging in the ongoing basis of the past year of the national dialogue on poverty. i do believe in my heart that chairman ryan sincerely wants to dialogue about our nation's continuing poverty crisis. however, i think actions speak louder than words. this document is back actionable i think that it clearly worsens and equality and deepens poverty in the united states. poverty is an enormous problem with 46 matt million americans living below the poverty level, and it affects all of our constituents camauro carbon, democrat, republican. sadly, the poor are isolated and families lived in disproportionately poor neighborhoods, less event is communities commensal for a lack of resources. i am aware because milwaukee which rep

you don't hear it anymore and then back, now i aim back at it you can hear it.you're searching underwater you can say, okay, i'm pointing east, therefore -- >> put it closer to the water. part of the circuit that needs to be complete sd that this device and that device would be in the water. you can even submerge it. you won't be electrocuted. >> you're sure? >> i'm positive. you can see how that does to it. i'll turn it down a little bit so we can talk. the frequency is 37.5. that's the standard frequency. why was that chosen? >> this is an actual pinger like in the plane, as i said. 37.5 kilohertz. that's a frequency that not many things in nature makes that frequency. therefore, it's going to be pretty quiet. the ocean is very noisy. sounds travels much better through water than air because it's a denser median. that means the sound can travel further. the downside is that everything that's making noise t in the ocean all piles up. >> again, this is the device. this is the little thing that they're so desperately searching for. >> tyiny little thing. it looks

the giants looking to see how he feels after throwing multiple innings back-to-back days.ce bochy saying he could be va activated within this week. that is the latest on your san francisco giants, i'm amy gutierrez. >> giants taking on the diamondbacks. first pitch, 7:15. >>> as we look out and check your forecast this morning, we have a live look at the san mateo bridge. some low fog, we'll also check in with mike in just a minute. >> live look along the peninsula out at palo alto, as well. that bay area haze. warm cup of coffee and we have to get one going for rob mayeda came in early for christina today. >> start the day at 4:30 and you don't need your sunglasses, at least around the central bay down into the south bay, but you will need them out in the tri-valley. all the way inland out towards the dublin grade or out towards livermore. temperatures 40s and 50s outside right now and we'll talk more about those low clouds in a moment because they'll have an impact if you're headed out to the giants game. the first pitch coming up after 7:00 tonight with the all-day sea

up. >> she can go back up. she feels every pain, the death of a thousand. she feels every person who is out of work. >> i agree. >> the fed has for years. >> you don't believe that unemployment could start creeping back up. >> if the fed were to start going back up, i think it would get congress more involved with taking a look at the federal reserve's powers. that's died down. >> they wanted to audit the fed. they wanted to do a lot more with it. >> what can they do to help the economy? >> i don't know, because it depends on your perspective what you think they could or should be doing. congress is not going to do anything, i think, to change its trajectory. if the fed were to get more involved there's a chance they could do a stronger job. >> this may all be -- we're three points below where we close. >> we're going to 3%. >> you think the gdp will be 3%? >> by the end of the year. >> why do we get 3% with these guys in charge. >> i think the american economy is a dynamic one. i think it's been held up for to

back to california in a moment.he boston marathon bombing set happened one year ago today and sparked a frantic, legendary now manhunt and it came to a dramatic conclusion four days after the attack. >> we have the boat surrounded by all corners. martha: unbelievable to see the image under the boat. there he is as he is starting to emerge from the boat. found by the man who lived there. as he saw blood on the side of that boat. a trove of evidence ready to use against dzhokhar tsarnaev, but a lot of questions that still remain. director of the center for terrorism law, and a criminal defense attorney. welcome to both of you. let's get started with you, jeffrey. to take a look at this case because according to the evidence, it appears they may be able to put the death of the 29-year-old on him because they believed she was killed by the second bomb they believe was placed by him, right? >> that is right. he is responsible for all three murders and the 253 people murdered on the doctrine of conspiracy and the fact he

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we want to go back but due to our current living conditioness, we can't go back. he called his son a very quiet person. >>> well, let us check the forecast and give you a live look at san jose. it's 6:07. home of the sharks, they are doing so well. still down in l.a. let's check in with christina. >> then the l.a. team, the clippers are coming up here to take on our warriors tonight. we are so excited about that game. so, it's going to be one of those days. we want to beat l.a. in every way possible. we already are weatherwise. kick you off in san jose. a gorgeous start to your thursday and i want to show you the difference in san francisco, though, we have that gray start overcast sky overhead and these clouds will thicken up as we head throughout the day today, a storm system moving in. you'll notice, though, we're still nice and clear along the peninsula. that's the san mateo bridge and looking pretty good even in san rafael and blue sky to start the day and those temperatures comfortable because of that nice, warm start and mostly cloudy up in santa rosa, napa

back. wind and a rock wall made it difficult to get to him. blades were ten feet from the wall. doctors say he will be fine and should be back in the area. >> 5:51 what zuckerber and others have in common coming up next. ish. >>> four seasons is unveiling a new jet to travel the world. the flight include s spa treatments and plush carpeting. tickets start at $19,000. set to sore next year. sign of the economy i guess. >> madame tussauds in san francisco haszuckerberg h figurine. they will go for a sweep of the kings in la on thursday. >> last night the sharks beat the kings. thanks to a goal by patrick marlo. they have the three games to none lead. a win on thursday night sends them on to the second round in the stanley cup finals. let's check in with christina. good morning. >> a forecast er. we are going to be in the mid 60 into the upper 60s. not a bad day for the south bay, peninsula today. 62 in san francisco and we are looking rather warm today in the wine country. both slated to hit

you may have been instrumental in that in looking back. but the idea when we find a need, we work very hard to fill it and working example for that, we start community homes that we have partnered with the city of san francisco and the benny hoff foundation to open a vacant con vet to have mothers an children who were homeless. >> that's a perfect example of the cooperation among private agency, an organization, a business, if you will like sales force, a family to our care and the city and county of san francisco. everybody got together to make this possible. >> i think it is part of a unique model, certainly, to have that blending of people. does that -- it seems to me that that's unique also to san francisco bay area where so many different cultures and so many faith backgrounds come together and really the government at the local level does, doesn't it with a certain amount of openness to nonprofit collaboration. >> that's true. we're very fortunate to have a number of faith based agencies, you know, a community, catholic charities . >

back on board with his crew. conner o' burn is a dear friend. >> one day two crumps, the day after, one crutch. he doesn't want to miss anything. >> i'm feeling healthy, good, ready to go. >> reporter: last month, andrew and his team were traveling from china to the u.s. when a huge wave swept him right off the 70-foot quality. it yacht. it was -9d 0 minutes before he was spotted. >> the more dangerous it was for him. >> reporter: in early april when andrew reached dry land in san francisco, loved ones were happy to see him. and doctors treated him for shock, hypothermia, and a broken leg. still, andrew is steadfast he will finish this race making it to the finish line in london this summer. >> i'm ready to get back on the water. for me, the race is called around the world for a reason so i need to get back on and finish the race. >> reporter: the around the word clipper yacht race has 12 yachts racing. his next stop is panama. mark kelly, kpix5. >>> what an adventure, we are starting out with low clouds here ton

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many do go back, and many do get caught again. just that re-entry is serious enough of an offense that that thanksgiving can be considered the serious crime that moves you to the top of the deportation list. >> that's statutory. congress decided to make that a punishable offense. in many of the ramped up aggravated felonies, most of which are not felonies, but they're called aggravated felonies. they can be used to put them to the top of the--they don't say deportation but congress calls it removal which is more clinical. >> can a hearing officer look at that fact, the serious crime you're charged with is just, in fact, coming back, and use the discretion not to send you back again? >> in some instances they can. the different is the use of prosecutorial discretion by an agency out in the field is guided by the laws and recognizealations also. so these aggravated felonies don't give you that discretion because it ends up being a mandatory detention type of case. the officer will look at that discretion and say do i want to be the

we're still backed up. it was a stall of paul st and back things up. and we're still tracking some delays for six '80s out about where the concord commute is now 21 minutes south of mount. from to 42 highway for merge. the track and bridges for you. the bay bridge ride westbound is starting to look alike the back of reaches into the maze on the 580. for the san mateo bridge and highway 92. problem free here with no big increase and drive time he had 13 to 15 minutes and the ride to grant county starting to slow now across all lanes at the toll plaza of the richmond san rafael bridge >>: a bay area hiker find a body and now the nevada police are investigating it as a hiker. the hiker found the body at the popular trail near conway are bolita it was friday night so the hiker called by 11 freed the police came out to determine the person was murdered. they don't have many of the details. >>: a strange story of palo alto. in a teenager faces several charges after terrorizing a neighborhood on a violent crime spree. police say this site costs a 18 year-old

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the white house is pushing back against selfies.dent obama's object to samsung's use of the photos. the slugger said it wasn't planned. samsung said it worked with ortiz and on how to share images from his white house visit. i don't know, it is in the public realm. >> i spoke to mr. ortiz at a charity event. hims irresponsible to nail for this. outrageous on the part of samsung. what are we going to have, our president with the nascar uniform or goodyear label? >> they were looking for the genereszz when ellen de took that picture. >> we have learned that was allegedly planned. >> totally planned because right after that they went to a commercial. >> president of the united states. >> but it is all in the public realm. it is not like it was in the hidden back office that you weren't allowed to see. jim, help us out. >> could ucf dr with a decal on his -- could you see fdr with a decal on his wheelchair? >> you think it diminishes the office and effect? >> know, to the idiot company with no taste. >> the brand. >> this is not how you

step back, ma'am. step back, ma'am.on't step back, ma'am, i'm going to taser you. >> so finally the officer makes good on his promise. >> get on the ground. get on the ground. [ screaming ] >> put your hands behind your back. put your hands behind your back or you'll be tased again! >> the video sparks a national debate on morning news shows. >> okay, let me ask you, did the deputy do what was right or did he go over the line? >> hands behind your back. you are going to be tased again. >> i would say he went a little over the line. >> really? >> he kept shoving this 72-year-old woman. >> i think he pushed her because they're in traffic. get her off the road. she kept trying to get the door of the car. >> couldn't he just grab and -- >> she kept saying don't touch me. you are going to shove a 72-year-old woman. i think at some point -- [ screaming ] >> put your hands behind your back. >> so should the deputy have found another way to gain control? >> he had attempted to put handcuffs on her, advising her she was under ar

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we will be back in just a couple of minutes. ♪ >> welcome back to "the pulse." >> we are back with christie's murphy who joins us for an exclusive conversation. talking about prints and a monet. i want to talk about the digital side of your business. you're talking about how much it has picked up. view, christie's point of how much of a revolution have you had to go through internally to deal with this? you are set up for traditional auctions and the way that functioned is probably not change that much for some. time. >> anyone who has a company that is moving into the online space as well as rick and mortar, knows it does not come cheap. you have to have the courage to build the facility. we had 60 online auctions. the best news of all was that everything worked. the cards work, the shipping worked, the box was a very christie's walks that arrive your home. now we know that the machine works and we are expanding it. i firmly believe that what has happened in the book is missed and the music business is happening in the art business. having looked back him us to other industries, we decided t

to back off a little bit. slowest drives for the bay right now. nothing really unusual and slower drive for 580 westbound is starting to pick up and the volume builds now and this is heavier volume and more slowing than we saw last week. they're back in session this week in tri valley. southbound 880 all showing a slower drive, as well. as volume continues to build and fremont at stevenson boulevard a crash reported and should move quickly to the shoulder but that is going on and causing some distractions down towards milpitas and rest of your south bay looking good. typical pattern. 101 will give you a live look where the orange zone is there and heading north past 680 and gathering a bit of traffic. and that might cause more slowing as that moves to the shoulder. we'll send it back to you. >> all right, mike, thank you much. >>> 6:36. still ahead, a bride and groom walked down the aisle and this is what they saw. we're going to tell you why their wedding venue burst into flames right after they said, i do. >

good to you have back on the "halftime" show. >> great to be back. >> a tale of two banks, wouldn't youay? >> i would say that, exactly. it's the tale of two bank business models -- a universal bank under pressure, capital markets soft, on the other hand domestic banking pretty strong. we saw that from wells fargo. >> what does it mean going forward? let's take jpmorgan first. what do you do with the stock here? >> well, the fact is, in all likelihood we'll see earnings estimate revisions down right now. and these stocks today, especially in this market, are trading on earnings estimates. we'd be cautious now. it's a cheap stock. it's a good company. but you don't want to be in front of earnings estimate reductions. so hang on. don't sell. but i wouldn't buy much more right now. >> what about wells? >> you know, wells, it looks very well positioned. you can poke holes in the numbers, but wells goes for the reported number. they've got 18 quarters now of quarterly increases in eps. they want to keep that record up. earning estimates have to go up. and it looks strong. also remember, capi

i have gone back in forth.case which from the doj is relatively novel. the fcc looks at this at public interest. i'm guessing they will say that their regulatory ambitions are actually better advanced by approving it and applying conditions than they are by rejecting it. >> does the net neutrality change anything? >> no, not really. cam cast came in saying they would agree to net neutrality. there's been quite a dust up from the fcc because it allows for prioritization for what people call the fast lane. i don't see it as big change. >> all right. you have your own firm now, moffetnathanson. >> we are one of those small businesses that you always talk about what you get excited about. i'll tell you, i wish i had done it sooner. >> hester moffett was an anogram. i don't know whether moffettnathan. i'm trying to figure it out. craig, thank you. >> my partner michael nathanson is one of your contributors as well. >> so he is well healed. he has some scratch. thank you. see you later >> when we come back, pfizer ma

that story when we come back. ♪ >> welcome back. you are watching "the pulse." a police station in the area. it used in see one of the emergency vehicles. we are told this is a shot of program russians up orders storming the police station. we do not have the details exactly. part of what we are now seeing, the east of the region, this attempted destabilization. kiev says it is by pro-russian supporters by moscow. catherine ashton has been making comments. we are waiting for a foreign ministers' meeting in europe. we are waiting for another meeting to take place in europe. we are not expecting that to take place in brussels. she will meet officials next week. she is concerned by the situation you see in front of you right now. that as the more on story develops. to itll come back towards the end of the program. l'oreal is reporting sales today. been on a shopping spree this year with the purchase of china's magic holdings. will it help boost to growth? for more, we are joined by caroline hyde. also, fabrice. caroline, let me start with you. l'oreal thinks it is