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and i want to thank ed miskin, from the eta, and mohamed urer, and mrs. kelly, and chief of police suhr and director of finance. and the san francisco police department that is in charge of managing a lot of graffiti cases, and the gab members, the san francisco arts commissioners and staff and artists and san francisco beautiful and its members. thank you all for helping to craft this proposal. i want to give a little background about the reason why we came together to really address this particular issue. according to our knowledge and legislative analyst, it costs the city close to $20 million annually to abate graffiti on our buses and property and all throughout the city. and the city could use this money to use for other things. as former director and supervisor now, i see the huge cost of graffiti incur. and i hear from property owners that paint over offensive graffiti and to return the next day. i have seen people wait for the muni buses. many trying to remove graffiti, and needs solutions. i didn't want to use those who view crime as a harsher p

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. >> glenn and eta valdez will keep their 1966 sunbeam in the 124-mile-an-hour range. >> this year it'st list so we get to check one off for him. last year was mine. i think it's going to be a lot of fun. >> reporter: john fowler from round rock, texas, put me in full safety gear for a practice run in his 2001 corvette. we hit top speed in seconds. >> so this is how fast i'll be driving most of the race here. >> okay. 167. wow. i can see why you think this is fun. >> it's a huge fun. i'm an adrenaline junky, i guess. >> reporter: and speed is your drug of choice, i guess? >> absolutely. >> reporter: slower cars get extra points for driving the course in a specific time frame. unlimited cars win their trophies just based on miles per hour. but the draw is more than just winning. it's about something in the nature of man since time began, the need for speed. >> i'm good. are you good? >> yeah. >> reporter: barry petersen, cbs news, sanderson, texas. >> he seems good. he seems like he's ready to be a co-driver. maybe a little less chatter though. >>> coming up later on "cbs this morning,"

. >> red lake 3, what's your eta to the camp. >> reporter: one of the miss tear yaws militia men that came to defend bundy ranch in case federal agents return. up the street other men have set up a checkpoint. with his ak-47 and 9 millimeter smith & wesson the joker patrols the nevada desert. >> bundy decided to take a stand, and we're just backing him up. we're not afraid of death. i'm afraid of being a slooif. i'm afraid of living untie ranee. >> reporter: the government says bundy has trespassed on federal land bill refusing to pay grazing fees the past 20 years. earlier in month, the bureau of land management finally started a livestock roundup. that triggered bundy's last stand. >> we the people have the sovereign right to defend ourselves, and the militia is helping us. >> reporter: supporters of bundy have come from across the country. they come from neighboring states and also as far as from new hampshire and tennessee. in a standoff a few days ago that almost turned violent, the militia managed to force nerl officials to retreat and release bundy's cattle. some call them hero

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eta you did it again cup has been appointed as head of the commission will also include the representatives of the nt coast. as it hasn't any issue relating to be stressed but not a necessity right. an audit of the locations of whom was at this point department of ukraine must logically and rest and examination of the circumstances. the space and depth to keep its eminent ukrainian parliament but some just you know. the previous day was extremely important that got me thinking these were played on two packets of antichrist is not just on the cabinet of ministers. he also thanked them for protecting defending our nation on this edition of the country from its very hot in the capital it. all content including that it seems. it seems things are not out of the parliament of ukraine. i think all that as it came today to the walls of the crime and to protect it from interest. ties to destabilize the situation to him that he's mad and ninety five till all citizens he did come back and to my guns to talk everyone being equal before the law of the constitution. so i though it is a tactile on and on

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calls called after some time to say they cannot make of the eta that we've asked us to soak the chp hadalternate alternate means to clear up the of roadway. that's backed up all the way to washington on 880 southbound. 24 minutes to drive time now from to 38 down to 237 which is about 8 minutes longer the what it should be for this time of the morning. stop a freeway still look pretty good. a little slow in starting to develop 4101. the no. they've tried basically problem free pretty well under 30 minutes from a bottle down to the golden gate bridge. a quick bridge check for you agree that looking at your favorite to ride her it a pretty easy trip here and the westbound direction. and you're ride for highway 580 westbound three still looks good. now back up at the 580 split the ad for the westbound ride to the toll plaza. a little slowing in the cash lanes westbound. >> thanks allot george through the some of the stories that typical kron4.com. three people per class nine and an explosion at a homeless encampment in san leandro. have been near the rover old tracks in the areas of this v

it's 67 degrees in san francisco. 74 oakland. 84 san jose. 91 los gatos. 60 half moon bay. 75 eta luma. now, our forecast looking over the bay from east bay hills camera, some fog and high clouds this evening. tomorrow afternoon, mainly sunny skies, mild at the coast. warm inland. highs from mid-60s at the coast to low 80s inland. and another lovely way is coming our way. >> see you in just a few. >> hillary clinton kicked off appearances in san francisco. she gave a key note speech, speaking about embracing new technology saying as secretary of state she encouraged social media. >> we're trying to develop one on one relationships i encouraged our diplomats at embassies warn the world to do the same and to go out using social media too communicate. >> the former secretary of state and phone shall presidential candidate is scheduled to speak later tonight at world affairs counsel. >> leland yee and dozens of others today on charges related to a major corruption sweep the suspects were arrested two weeks ago on charges ranging from political corruption to gun trafficking. raymond shrimp

at the eta changed my life. >> how did lorne hear about you?t of times you just send tapes in. just write "snl new york" and it goes. had done, bits on set columns, and a lot of stuff from groundlines, gs, characters. >> and you auditioned before lorne and tina fey?? >> you go to the studio and you go on stage. they are there. you hear they are there. whenever i watch this show i'm always like, what's back there? it's like a black oblivion? >> it goes forever. >> five minutes. show us what you have. i did every characterimpression, anything i could think of. >> how did you think you did? leave anything thinking, "i nailed it." [laughter] there's not a lot going on. .t's you, the camera it's very intimidating. then i got the call to come back again and audition. i was like, what am i going to do? i've done it all. i did notk again and hear anything. and then the season started. character, do a you try to get the voice first? >> it's all different. sometimes it's the voice. sometimes you overhear someone at the grocery store and you just write it

he has until july to collect more than eta hundred thousand signatures. now california is too large to properly represent its residents. the proposal would divide the state based on each region's political priorities. >>> researchers say too many children go to school in the shadow of chemical facilities. across the country and here in the bay area, a new report pinpoints how many facilities are within a mile of a school. in california, more than half a million students attend school in the, quote, shadow of a chemical facility. we found schools in every bay area county located near plants that house poisonous gas or explosives. it comes one year after a texas fertilizer blast destroyed a school in the town of west. >> west, texas accident had happened during school, it would have been far more tragic. it's already one of the worst tragedies we've seen in many years. >> the report from the epa is expected in may or june. to find out if there's a facility near you, go to ktvu.com and search web links. >>> more than a dozen people protested the continued de

. >> what is your eta?> one of the mysterious militia men coming to suspend bundy ranch in case federal agents return. >> up the treat other armed men have set up a check point. with his ak-47 and 9mm smith and wesson, the joker patrols the nevada desert. >> bundy decided to take a stand. we are backing him up. i'm not afraid of death, i'm afraid of being a slave, living upped tyranny. >> the deposit says clive bundy is trespassing on private land. the bureau of land management started a livestock round up. that triggered bundy's last stand. >> we, the people, have a sovereign right to defend ourselves. the militia is helping us. >> supporters of clive bundy, many armed volunteers came from across the country, from neighbouring states and as far as from new hamp sire and ten si. >> in a stranted off a few days ago the militia forced officials to retreat and release cattle. some called them heroes, others consider them vigilantes, domestic terrorists and worry about the precedent set. with options, so long a

an eta on the other hand a ptc monumental lack an adults only to find the wolf. now paying taxes with an ikea let stand for the pelican feeding. cover entire families building facades and offices. for each text and why is it different to install them into different and unique it is like twenty acrylic sheet because i'm exploding beneath the county a blind rage. i also have to think about how the wax will become a graphic representation should remain open to the community each piece is custom made to vacation there is a strong reach and impact this industry will soon install the basic commands and remain flooded his days we are directed geeky as well the new order in which they should direct our eyes are also torn higher out of the budget line up and take custody of the side of the room and to the other will have honestly been accused of turning me into a design to the stony and is always nice to me to tell the town. he says that in time now. it really tells a story the story begins as you walk into the hotel and continues in the restaurant the cardinals and throu

what do you do with the big eta? >> the more you can understand about the ones, needs, desires of consumers for large marketers is of incredible value. and not treating a market as a group of individuals but as actual individual consumers is very powerful. >> i want to come back and talk about facebook. i'm fascinated to see the tooorations -- there is much stuff. >> i tell you what is scary, my parents are on it. [laughter] >> amazing. >> the honest answer. let's go to company news on this tax day. here's alix steel. >> that's me. google adding drones to its stable of wireless robots. the search giant is buying titan aerospace that makes high-altitude solar powered drones. pair it with a project that is building high-altitude balloons to send internet signals to remote parts of the globe. no financial terms were disclosed. for the largest whiskey market, to control india united spirits. it would take it they and the company to about 55%. largests the world's distiller. nestlÉ reporting its worst fourth -- first quar

>> i would say, in the last few years, when you feel like you go to do a trade eta, almost every timet feels like it goes right up in your mush. spreads arerow illusory. you get 20 shares of something on a 2000 share order, and then the offer just runs away from you. would you impose an improvement in liquidity -- supposedly, an improvement in liquidity and spread is not what it appears to be the >> i had that happened when buying shares and by the time i hit go, the price is different than quoted. i think everybody's experience is different. if i were the sec, i would stand up in the markets. but thank you, tom joyce. ♪ >> live from bloomberg headquarters in new york, this is "market makers" with air shafts are and stephanie ruhle -- erik schatzker and 70 rule. >> welcome back. erik schatzker is off this week. is my guest post today. i hope you are excited to be with me. matt miller is at the auto show. if you are at the auto show, what is the one car, the one maker you would be the most hot on? >> i would actually ask bmw why i cannot get a six series with a stick anymore. he is int

-- eta on that two percent? >> if we begin in mid-2015, there are perhaps 100 basis points a year.id-2017. at that point, we will know more. we will know whether or not inflation is at two percent, plus or minus, whether growth is at two percent plus or minus, and whether that is the normalized policy rate. we think the participants in terms of the famous lou dots -- blue dots are looking to the past. the past was indicative of a, -- economy that was less levered. the future is indicative of a deal every type of economy that cannot really stand high real interest rates or high nominal rates. we think stocks are attractive at these levels. >> two percent by mid-2017. there's a cover article coming out on you tomorrow in "business week" magazine. it looks at the behind-the-scenes drama of what was going on with you and mohamed ali. al-erien. there was talk of all kinds of drama. do you think the media that that right? how would you characterize how you were treated by the media at that time? i think this whole past two months has been silly. breaking news, gross gets mad once in a wh

mandated in north carolina that site get something in place that works as soon as possible and the eta felt constrained by that to act as quickly as it could. and the second is worth emphasizing his that there are sovereign interest on both sides of the case. that is true that by devising a federal plan in the first instance, the epa has intruded to a degree on the ability of the upwind states to decide how missions allowances should be allocated among their own sources or that the downwind states are subject to their own obligations to comply with their own borders to the extent that they can't get relief from the upwind state, their task has been made more difficult. >> i'm sure should notice. but if we reverse the dc circuit, what would happen going forward? the states have had this time to do this and they were found not to comply. so the epa does that. but that is not the end of the game, isn't? is that under a continued obligation to look out and give the states further opportunities to come back? >> the states, it's unclear as to what they have been working on, but the state cer

lex do investors pay as much attention to each eta points as they might a year ago? important in their every decision? >> no. when the data comes out, it is a roulette wheel. traders betting on where the number lands. longer-term, no. you may see movement on friday morning, the long-term will take time to develop. you will see that more in the bond and currency markets. an inflation had number that did not tell you a lot today. it went up, but not as much as forecast. the question of what they will do next week with the fed and ecb lending, you do not know where the dollars will go. what does that mean for inflation or exports? a lot up in the air right now. the ecb meeting for drama as well. michael mckee, thank you. today, noma excitement. no matter how boring, we will still cover it. he sure to tune into mark crumpton at 2:00, live coverage of the decision. probably just a nod. or a there are new dots press conference after every release, then wall-to-wall coverage. >> janet yellen, matt miller wants a press conference after every meeting. making it crystal clear

retirements that nuclear retirement and we submitted for the record back in 2011 and at the time the etawas saying 4.7. all this came from common sense, looking at 40-year-old plants and those that were not capable of staying in service. that number turned out to be pretty much right on the nose. that translates into 50,000 direct jobs that come from real workers, plant workers and those in the industry. the number uses about four to one for any electrical generation employees and we're talking about 250,000 people losing their jobs in the next two years. the impact will be severely barty talked about how many of those pants are running during this polar vortex and we believe that next year we are going to be in deep trouble. we have been told that the issue has been addressed with orders but we are also told that you cannot alleviate a civil lawsuit under the clean air act. so where are the utilities going to be. i totally agree with mr. akins and we know from the inside that it is an irreversible thing and we have people moving to other plants and we have people moving to other parts o

and for that reason, we have been very engaged with the eta, with the personality and even the administrator mccarthy about this very important topic of reliability. we are charged with ensuring reliability. it's our main core focus in addition to ensuring safety and affordable utility service. the utilities on the front line must ensure reliability. when there is a disruption to the grid or the outage for any reason, the utility is on the front line to make sure that the lights come back on and at the generation is moving no matter the source. we certainly don't pick winners. we embrace and all of the above energy approach and senator i know you do, too. i've heard you say that the very thing. we believe that cole is a low-cost option and that it should be a part of our energy mix. we therefore are working with the epa to ensure that they hear us and our ready regarding the rulemaking process to urge them to ensure that they have flexibility that the federal government respects the role of the state and that the epa also honors this notion of diversity. we embrace that as economic regulator

breaking up the rural electrification grid or the interstate highway system because your idealing with an etaepts. when you listen it sounds great. i'm listening to hendrix, i'm listening to the dead, they sound fabulous. >> joanie mitchell. i will send you some. we're all pining for something, i'm not sure what it is. >> everybody knows it's nowhere that digital music. >> do you play this when you're serving people at your bed and breakfast? you are a true renaissance man, more irons in the fire, cramer, it's unbelievable. >> we do use pandora at the restaurant. very low music at the inn. people don't like it and they want to come and have the breakfast and leave. >> the restaurant. >> you asked about the bed and breakfast. you have to put it in the restaurant. that would be amazing. >> i should. i really should. my problem there is that, you know, people come in and it's like i want to play some mexican music and they want grateful dead and jimi hendrix. come on, man, we have to be a little cinco de mayo. i will not give limes anymore. request lime. we have the squawk apocalypse, my food co

the moment, running the satellite sequence you see the cloud going in and that is a tropical storm eta has nasty conditions across australia and heading down to oakland as we head through and into wednesday and on through thursday. so certainly wednesday night through and thursday we will see a lot of rain developing across new zeeland and 150-200 millimeters of rain plus severe gales as the system works its way through but it's quite a slow process and eventually pushing its way to the south. so stormy conditions expected here. moving northward into southeast asia we have conditions across the philippines and a lot of rain showing up here and looks like the rain will be continuing over the next couple days so flooding i'm afraid across the region. further north and north asia it's a different story we have here, a relatively quiet weather pattern at the moment and once again we have problems of air pollution. it's not particularly healthy in beijing at the moment but across some northern cities we have extremely bad air pollution conditions and expected to continue in the coming days,