are even broad way related. if there was a liquor store serving alcohol to a minor or that sort of thing it is broad way related. and so i take that information, and also, officers coming up and saying, what are you going to do about this club and that club and i get information from there and when i look at the them the one thing that i specifically do is if i don't know that an incident is specifically tied to a specific club, i am not going to bring it up in front of here. there is enough stuff going on that i don't have to bring other things in. and so i am extremely careful about that. and to me, it is just as important, to point out what a club is doing wrong, as it is to what it is doing right. and i am not going to rehash all of the incidents that we have for the years and if you want to you can look over the tapes i do urge you if you have have any questions whatsoever look at the police reports and often times there are statements as far as what happened, and you can get a very good detail as to what o

broads are certain women are not broads. what can i tell you?when you go to the hr department do you take doughnuts? >> they have been trying to get me to go to the sexual a harrassment thing for about a year. i'm not an employee. so i won't go to the thing. i read first four pages and i flunked it. what? you want to talk to me? >> are they proud of you? >> our line producer is a woman. >> i know that. okay. well you got broads all over the place here. >> for the record, i am kind of an italian broad. i wasn't offended, bob. i grew up in very italian household. my grandpa used the word. i got your back on this one. >> are you offended? >> i think you're referencing our broad based knowledge. >> exactly. exactly. >> what are you going to do. >> all right, guys. new hopes that the wave of anarchy in ukraine may be coming to an end. latest on unrest. here is one way women can get a leg up in elections. look like a lady. what a new survey says about a woman's appearance and her chances of winning in the polls. up next. ♪. [announcer] if your dog ca

and really could continue the people moving and maybe even getting the signs for broad way saying, you are not allowed to stand around and linger, on this street. up to the code, blah blah blah and put them everywhere. >> right, i know that they do have some of of the signs there. >> i think that there should be more so that everyone is wear. >> right. and i would say that is helpful not only aware, but when the security staff advices somebody and they start giving the security staff a problem regarding that, it is very easy when you can say hey, not me. >> okay, i don't want to go into like who and why, but there were two police cars and police officers there and a bunch of people on the sidewalk so i think that we can all do better moving forward. with that, correct? yeah. all right, and then also, you know earlier last call. i just want to say that earlier last call, gets people up there and doing a bunch of shots and a bunch of beers and chuging the stuff and i have advocated for a stal engineered closing and a soft closing and we are having the same problems year after year, and m

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, broad based.ome americans, this economy is back. there are even talent wars in some fields. but many americans are still left out in the cold. the number of long-term unemployed remains too high. 3.5 million people. those jobs are added. a few report find 44% of the jobs created over the past four years, low wage jobs. in fact, low wage industries ploy nearly 2 million more workers than at the start of the recession. that's fueling even more income and equality. in 1981, america's top 1% earned 8% of all pre-tax income. 30 years later, 20%. it's one america with two economies. which one do you live in? the chief economic adviser to the german alliance, carly fiorina, today she chairs the organization good 360. she advised mitt romney during his run. has the jobs market turned yet? >> it is turning. it is a strong earnings report, it created loss of jobs and highs sit-coming down. teenage unemployment is coming down. true exceptions, one is wages are stagnant and secondly, the station weight is dow

and across the broad way street, we heard it come from in front of atmosphere and a large group were coming out and standing there with an unknown female screamed and had the shirt up to her waist and she was running away as she continued to run away and fall to the crowd. at one point, one of her female friends picked her up over her shoulders and walked her to the street and a short time later, a silver personal vehicle pulled up in front of the atmosphere and turned on the hazard lights and prior to the vehicle arrival, it ushered the group to get out of the front entranceway and pointed the group to the adjacent alley and as soon as the vehicle arrived, the officer started to video tape the intoxicated female, as female was forced into the back of the vehicle. >> i spoke to the security and people. they were just inside of the atmosphere and the birthday girl was very drunk and so they had to take her home, the remaining group then went back into the club. i spoke to the security, and i asked them why the female got so drunk and the unidentified security guard told me she is pret

how do we best deal with the mobile component of broad band delivery in connect america. support broado band for greater return alliers, those are proceedings we have under way. we have made some significant area ofalso in the public safety. theook a good chunk out of --st i wouldn't be surprised if we show up at the incentive auction requirement or at least taken a huge bite out of fundingirement for first net. we've also initiated a further accuracy,location because as wireless usage particularly as it wire linehat's connections inside and as g.p.s. increased, there's been a fascinating reality that location accuracy is actually declined. and we've got a notice going on how do we address that, because matter of life and death. theou mentioned, we began 2014 review on media issues with expedited delivery date. we closed a loophole that was being exploited to get around the ownership rules using joint agreement. and we brought competition back to the retransmission consent negotiations. we have also continued to press issues that so many of you and i share in important.ei

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in a financial sense, and i'm going to say in this broad, in this broad moral sense, the united states doesn't have the death penalty. five states execute more than two-thirds of the people who are executed. and if i say texas, you know what i'm talking about. and you can name some of the others, right? you could name some of the others. florida, virginia, oklahoma and missouri. soon in the united states the death penalty will be the way apartheid was in south africa. it'll be increasingly concentrated in fewer and fewer places. now, it may be that texas will hold on, you know, longer than i predict. but even texas is changing. and by the way, if you look at texas, you see that even texas doesn't execute. paris county executes. if you look at a county-by-county map of the death penalty in the united states -- i'm sure you're going to rush home and do that -- [laughter] the concentration of capital cases in the united states, it kind of reminds you if you look at a county-by-county map of a presidential election in the united states. the democrats win the elections by winning very few c

little did he realize how broad this audience might be. ben is a scientist and filmmaker. he placed second in c-span's student documentary competition. he is also involved in the school's robotics team and the santa monica amateur shauna mccullough. he originally wrote a different essay for this contest.

you can have very broad authority to go in any direction. in terms of broadband, it leads to better experience which leads you back to more broadband. it is an interesting circle. i worry that the communications act does not provide a great deal on cyber security. congress has rightfully provided a number of agencies with jurisdiction. onave spent some of my time the issue of cyber security. there is an issue of fcc jurisdiction. it was something that we were looking at. are a number of other federal agencies that i will not mention. they work on the issue aggressively. the sec role is limited. it has an analysis of communications networks. about is what they talked about. i want to see what he actually puts forward. he talked about getting aggressive on the issue of cyber security. the that lead to regulation? the only place i can see you getting regulation is from section seven. riley -- michael o'rielly has mentioned that he worked on the hell. -- on the hill. he worked for a long time with senator -- a republican senator from texas. what

you can't exactly swear by the indexes and the broad sectors. being very picky right now in stocks is the best place to be at least for the short term, you're not going to make money right now. as you point out, you're not going to make money right now as a broad measure of what is going on. >> all right, so help us pick one of the picky stocks. >> i'm not a big fan of predictions, but i will say today when we were on the call earlier i did say at&t is one of my favorites, especially for the longer term. because look at a company like at&t. it is paying a little over 5% dividend which is much, much higher than the bond rates are right now on reasonable quality companies. so if you're going to pick a stock like an at&t and you're going to get paid 5% and the dividends are pretty reliable if you have to stay in at&t for five, seven, to ten years will it be worth more than it is today? for my money, absolutely. so that is why stocks like an at&t are a much better place for me to put my money than some long-term bond that is going to see me at maybe

so it depends on how you define the market and how broad you're willing to go. i have probably a broader definition than some. i think the technologies are very dynamic. >> when the obama administration blocked at&t's attempt to buy t-mobile a couple years ago, a big deal was made about the need the filings in the fcc agreed with it. what do you thinkover that? do you think it's important to have -- is four a magic number? >> guest: i'm not sure i have a magic number, i'll have to analyze the information as it's presented if any application is provided. >> host: michael o'rielly, with all the convergence going on in the telecommunications markets, apple, google, comcast, broadcasters, at some point do you see them all coming under the same rubric as far as regulation goes? >> guest: well, i would like to see some removal of the silos that we have today and how different companies are treated a different way based on the way they're set up or based on the technology they use. so i think that is something that i know the congress is looking at. how do you treat si

. >> this is all about broad band. we live in a brond band world. for the one is talking about how many video households they have, how much better video service they can offer. it all about what is the potential of broad band in this country and what can that beggar company do if terms of getting into a wifi foot print to provide wireless access to that broad band. >> at&t will be able to build out the services and that raidss questions about dish in this case, which doesn't have if internet capabilitys to compete but has the we'reless airways that telecom companies want. today news are fueling reports that dish could be if talks with verizon, a move if realized could spur yet another deal. at&t's announcement raises questions about regulators and whether two major mergers will impede yet another acquisition, sprint's interest in t-mobile u.s. >> i think it's a good time to get deals through the regulators. there will be very little pushback. i think this deal is going to dictate the way other deals play out in the states. >> won thing is certain,

in the bill like terms identifying a person entity, town, address -- they say that language is too broad. they worry they are going to pay the price from a business

has been working as part of a broad coalition addressing the issues of the vlf and the issues proposed to be on the ballot this fall. we have had a number of very productive meetings with mta staff as well as among ourselves. and the equity analysis that is your next calendar item, you know resulted in a large part out of those discussions. it's positive and many will be supporting this on the next measure. that said, the number of issues which i believe remain unresolved. supervisor avalos has statement that embodies our concerns. and it does it better than we believe that the mayor's measure will do. and i say believe because we don't know what is proposed by the mayor's office. whether there is a charter measurement and what it will contain. and our questions is twofold, one that this is embodied in the budget process. and second with staff with a triggeri trigger mechanism that would allow vlf funds to be in operation when the budget goes south. we believe this is a productive way to proceed and in support of that, and we believe it needs to be vigorous and protect the budget this

so the concept of the open internet is that i have bought this broad partway. and i have the right to use it unfettered on an open basis. and that's what we're trying to deliver in this rule making. >> i'm not trying -- my time expired. i'm not trying to oppose that, but if you want -- you're looking at it from a consumer standpoint and i accept that. that everybody should have access, but if you are a provider of content, you should be willing to pay more based on the number of items you are going to put at any given time on the open internet so that everybody has access to it. if you have a con strained pipeline, somebody has to make a decision how you put things into the pipeline, whether it's the airplane or whether it's the air waves. with that, mr. chairman, i yield back. >> chair now recognizes the former chairman on the democratic side mr. waxman. >> thank you. chairman wheeler, i commended your leadership earlier in my opening statement about the spectrum auction. i want to ask questions about a different subject. that's net neutrality. >> yes, sir. >>

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as to what will be sanctioned, the west has talked about these broad sanctions against broad sectors of the russian economy. today, much more specificatioit from newland. let's listen. >> as we develop the sectoral approach, the idea here is, as i said, to use a scaleable rather than -- a scalpel rather than a hammer to focus on high-tech and other investment where russia needs us far more than we need russia, whereas europe trades 9% with russia. russia's trade is 50% based in europe. so they are far more vulnerable. >> reporter: very interesting way to get around those concerns from europeans who are so rely ant on russia principal for their energy needs. one thing that occurred in this hearing today, victoria nuland talking about the threats of the baltics and poland, president obama scheduled to meet po land, a brand-new nato ally, someone who is a former -- a country that is a former member of the soviet block and slat light. president obama will go there in about a month's time in a show of support. nuland said these states are now front line states. she said she never thought

whether there is something of a broad significance about the phenomena of the executions. perhaps part of the answer is found in the eighth amendment to the constitution of the united states which as you know prohibits cruel punishment. as the courts have interpreted the amendment's prohibition of the amendment, they have argued that execution where it is used must involve no where near what they have called the extinguishment of life. judges have said when we execute we must execute in a way that is comparable with the evil thing standards and the decency of the humane society. in each of the chapters i discussed the aspirations associated with each new technology as it has been deployed in the business of state killing and it is surprising how familiar what was said about the electric chair and then reset about the gas chamber. each is advertised to be safe, reliable and effective. this book tells the stories about an american romance with technology. a belief in scientific progress and that belief in scientific progress plays out in the field of capital punishment. it a

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so the concept of the open internet is that i have bought this broad partway. and i have the right to use it unfettered on an open basis. and that's what we're trying to deliver in this rule making. >> i'm not trying -- my time expired. i'm not trying to oppose that, but if you want -- you're looking at it from a consumer standpoint and i accept that. that everybody should have access, but if you are a provider of content, you should be willing to pay more based on the number of items you are going to put at any given time on the open internet so that everybody has access to it. if you have a con strained pipeline, somebody has to make a decision how you put things into the pipeline, whether it's the airplane or whether it's the air waves. with that, mr. chairman, i yield back. >> chair now recognizes the former chairman on the democratic side mr. waxman. >> thank you. chairman wheeler, i commended your leadership earlier in my opening statement about the spectrum auction. i want to ask questions about a different subject. that's net neutrality. >> yes, sir. >>

we need people like that that can cross over and actually get involvement from a broad spectrum. that is a perfect example of how you can do it and i think we need more of that. >> to the egress sign -- >> next question. >> behind you. >> thank you very much. if i could make it correction i work for wrigley brothers -- [inaudible] >> thank you. i will take that under advisement. >> i was wondering if you could perhaps give a message that would encourage them to reach out. it' >> i think the message is the four core principles -- and we should be talking about those rather than a lot of policy detail and getting bogged down on fighting each other over that. i mentioned this to a member of congress who used it in a speech yesterday and he was surprised that the court for principles designated the number of people. and he's not a contributor to do that but the way we came up with the principles as we went through all the 17 people from haley barbour, from michael brown to donald rumsfeld and we found that these principles flowed through all of them can even ron kirk who heads up the

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broad-based job gains. we want to see that continue. >> apart from that being lovely for those people, why is that lovely for the greater economy? >> because when you have people making money and getting a paycheck or you see people around you making money and getting a paycheck, that's money that goes into the real economy and that helps growth. >> is it also something like if you have a lawyer or a doctor who's getting a job and being paid six figures, they're also going to be paying higher taxes? >> absolutely. >> it's a greater trickle-down, et cetera. >> the important thing is so much of the job creation since the recession has been in low-wage jobs. it's why it's made it so important, the debate about raising the minimum wage. about extending employment insurance. because there weren't a lot of good jobs that were being created. you want to see a lot of different kinds of jobs because we're a country with a lot of different kinds of people with a lot of skills. >> the conservatives will oftentimes say

nevertheless, there is a persistent recession that is broad a substantial increase in unemployment and a decline in the life opportunities for many people who are formerly part of the middle class. what's more, uneasiness over immigration could galvanize support for both the nationalistic patriots segments to the far right in the forms of other issues that typically designate for the conservative voters such as welfare and multiculturalism, so in short the issues that give rise to the extreme right will become or pronounced in the century. and so as a consequence, the movement could gain traction despite the formidable opposition against it. although the demographic profiles of members of the far right and the tea party are similar in some respects, there is much that divides the movement over ideology. in order to be viable in the long term, the tea party really must coalesce around a unified platform and a set of principles that can be presented to the american public. and so, whether the tea party can connect with a large segment of america's increasing nonwhite population will in l

broad daylight on a summer day. mormons are super important population come in numerous population among other things and there will be justice for this killing and it is completely poo horrific and they fled territory and were never found so they put sort of nine people oblindpeople on trial ant kill joseph but it probably insight into the newspaper editor on trial and they put a bunch on trial but these were not the man that killed joseph and in this horribly long court proceedings marked by the only testimony in the trial that is false everyone walks free of course so two people were killed in broad daylight and there are no consequences accept they are chased out of the state so it is a rough story. i'm going to read the final scene of my book which i -- it's very meaningful to me. i am happy i chose this as the final scene but i will have to set the stage when joseph is murdered there are four people in the so. his brother hiram, an important figure in the church, patriarch of ththepatriarch of the churchd imme

. >>> up next, a woman is murdered in broad daylight. >> this is the monitor jumping out of the bushes and grabbing you and killing you. >> cell phone records and search dogs provided some leads. >> they were able to track a scent close to the trail. >> but if not for some crafty police work and the chance encounter, the entire investigation could have gone up in smoke. >> we have an individual that's still out, walking about, who can do this again. >> i don't know how much scarier it can get. >>> during her lunch break in concord, california, kathy went for a walk as she often did along a jogging trail near her office. >> that was something that she just kind of did on her own as her own kind of meditation throughout the day. i know that sometimes she would use that opportunity to, you know, make some personal phone calls. >> kathy was an executive secretary, married with children. on this day she spoke with her husband who was in europe on a business trip. >> her husband reported that suddenly she made a loud -- a groan or a gasp and the phone went dead. >> kathy's husband knew immed

i can't respond to broad allegations about what may or may not have happened. we know from the ig what he has identified and what the secretary has identified. i am sure there will be more that will be reported as those inquiries come to a conclusion and there will be more things that need to be handled and responded to and more people will need to be held accountable, but i can't know that until we see the end of the investigation. >> this is an issue he was passionate about as a senator, as a presidential candidate. is he concerned about the breakdown in communication at the white house, to have something of this magnitude going on for so long, not to be aware of it until five years in there seems to be a failure not just in a veterans administration, but here at the white house. >> the president stood before u.s. chief executive should, to chris sponge ability for everything that happens in his administration. and hold accountable those who were directly responsible for any misconduct. that is the way you should be. the fact is the president has been, as you

a san jose mother stabbed to death in broad daylight. isher name has not been released.e young children, neighbors say her husband came home and found her inside their south bay apartment tuesday. investigators say she had been stabbed at least once. residents in the area did not know the family well. ice saying they moved in just a couple of months ago and were very quiet. but one neighbor believes she may have known her it's the city's 13th murder and police dont have a people being hit and killed when by cars on the streets of san francisco. people living in the soma neighborhood.parents.and students who go to school there.are urging drivers to slow down. they staged a demonstration wednesday afternoon in front of bessie carmichael elementary school on seventh and folsom streets, female announcer: sleep train's interest free for 3 event ends sunday. it's your last chance to get three years interest-free financing on beautyrest black, stearns & foster, serta icomfort; even tempur-pedic. plus, get free delivery, and sleep train's 100-day low price guarantee. but hurry!

there's broad public support there's broad political support for this project and no opposition that we're aware of at this time. i feel this is a lifetime opportunity to add a beautiful new recreational facility for san francisco's future and for the benefit of all who live and visit here i thank you for your time and support. >> thank you for being here today. john lock rin. >> good afternoon. >> good afternoon general manager and commissioners. we also have a lot of supporters who have come to us or we've gone to them. obviously the neighborhood groups that are part of the committee and we have gallileo and golden gate auto bahn society san francisco beautiful and san francisco parks alliance and san francisco tomorrow and even the rowing club even though it's not on the water's edge and many others that we're speaking to as well. it's an open space and to make it a park will make it a much more accessible open space as far as the accessibility over the the last 10 years -- i live on francisco and had some major operations and that path that is the francisco path as we call it to

. >> the broad bed disputes in southeast asia and the china sea. he talks about thailand and the military coup and what that could mean to the population in tie. >> and we also respond when nations retreat from democracy, as in thailand. we urge the royal thai army to release those who have been detained in restrictions of free expression and move immediately to restore power back to thailand through free and fair elections. >> secretary hagel went on to underline the pivot or rebalancing to asia as it draws down forces in afghanistan and earlier in iraq. they're looking at the united states to have a bigger footprint in the region includes diplomatically and militarily and underlined the shifting the forces. 60% of air force and navy will operate in just six years. >> a truck loaded with explosi explosives blew up a restaurant frequented by government officials. it was blown up by an american. his photo appears in an online video purport to go show the bombing. it's believed the first time an american has carried out this kind of attack in syria.

for the broad purposes in the bonds and for the extent their tax exempt so those are irs restrictions on what you can spend them on we definitely don't want to get into a noncompliance area >> what are the areas. >> in the narrative of the budget i can find the package but there's in the south of market and bayview hunters point hunters point on page 40 of the actual budget narrative for the tax exempt that's the one-hundred 9 million so south of market and 4 hundred and 34 thousand in bayview hunters point. the taxable bond precedes those are tax exempt the 1.8 million tax exempt for the housing that's the problem in spending them is because of tax exempt we couldn't use them for loans for various reasons and we can get more into the technical part in various ways >> thank you. yes, a follow-up on the question of 1.8 million are those restricted to project areas? i everything we can come back to this at another time but - >> hi sailing i didn't ero deputy director for the record the project exemption is relaxed you can spend them citywide there were some hunters point and we can prov

we had a few blips, but maybe we're building momentum especially since this was so broad-based.ter, one of the things that mark talks about, the terrible drop in the labor force participation rate, i'd love to see research into psychological effects. i know it's out there. a piece was done a year ago, what happened to people psychologically who are so far out. you have a gap in your resume, that's obvious. then there are psychological effects, loss of self-confidence, loss of skills, loss of getting up in the morning, just feelings of what am i doing here, isolation. so you have these devastating effects. how do we counteract the effects and what are the policy proposals to counteract effects for what is now a pretty significant part of the population. >> woodruff: and paul focused in his report on inner city and young people that what the two of you are saying is it's pervasive throughout the economy. >> oh, it is, and that sense of isolation from being out of work for a long time, unfortunately, one of the first questions americans ask each other when they meet is what do you

hundreds of people in broad daylight is gone down at 5:12:00 p.m. broad daylight on a summer's day. the authorities such as they are, the governor of illinois, the mormons are superimportant population, numerous population in illinois. he insists there will be justice for this merciless killing, it is laughable but horrific of course in that it was actually know who killed joseph. those people immediately fled to the iowa territory and never found. the between 9 people on trial who didn't kill joseph but who probably they put the newspaper editor on trial, they put a bunch of rabble rouser is on trial but these were not the men who killed joseph. in this horribly farcical, long court proceeding marked by in the sense of the only testimony in this trial is fall so it has a sort of comic edge to it but everyone walks free of course. two people are killed in broad daylight and there are no consequences whatsoever except that the mormons are chased out of the state so it is a rough story. i am going to read the final scene in my book which is very meaningful to me. i am happy i chose th

broad base capitalism is every citizen owning enough property to have economic liberty. appeals from the tea party to the republican party. to the democratic party. in practice what it means is since the early 1900s the u.s. government has provided modest tax incentives for employee stock ownership plans, for profit sharing plans. in the last few administrations, since the first bush administration those have been cutback. now oddly we find ourselves in an interesting situation. most of the inequality is explained by concentration of capital ownership and capital income. so why not broaden capital ownership and capital income just like they are doing at proctor and gamble and southwest and google. this is the idea. radical tax incentives for every business so that they will have an incentive time pleament share plans for narrowedle class workers. it's the essence of the small r republican idea in american history and the essence of the idea that the founders had about solving inequality. it's total opposite of redistribution of wealth. >> professor, your went exactly whe

it would allow tooe at&t to speed up their broad band internet connection.he deal could go through in a couple of weeks. and texas may be trying to poach another company from california. toyota is moving their headquarters to the lone star state and yesterday, two governors visited the sriracha plant. they say the smell makes it a nuisance. the hot sauce owner says he's staying, but may open another plant in texas. >> thanks a lot, jill. >>> in sports, the miami heat hold a 3-1 lead over the brooklyn nets in the nba playoffs. lebron james a career high, 49 points as miami beat them 102-96. chris bosh hit the tie breaking winner with 57 seconds left. the heat can wrap things up tomorrow in miami. the portland trail blazers are still alive after beating san antonio 103-92. damian lillard led portland with 25 points. but the spurs hold a three games to one in the series. game five is tomorrow in san antonio. when we return, family fights. the elevator tape that's got everyone talking. we'll get reaction of solange knowles beating up brother-in-law jay-z. knowle

for the broad purposes in the bonds and for the extent their tax exempt so those are irs restrictions on what you can spend them on we definitely don't want to get into a noncompliance area >> what are the areas. >> in the narrative of the budget i can find the package but there's in the south of market and bayview hunters point hunters point on page 40 of the actual budget narrative for the tax exempt that's the one-hundred 9 million so south of market and 4 hundred and 34 thousand in bayview hunters point. the