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will and.-- responsible end. we went to afghanistan out of ms. s vf or our nation was attacked in 2001. we went to war against al qaeda at the response of american evil and the representatives of congress or the international community and our nato allies, and with gas afghanple. -- of the people. we have now been in afghanistan longer than many americans that the. make numbers take. thanks to the skill and sack as our troops, diplomats and intelligence specials, we have struck cigna and blows against al qaeda's leadership, we have eliminated bin laden, and lost tax against our home -- we also supported the afghan people as they can you the hard work of building a he. we have extended more opportunities to their feet, including women and girls, and we held train and equip their forces. we are auditioning the job we started. in the last several years and we were to transition responsibility to the f is your it a year ago, afghan forces assumed the lead for combat operations. they have figured to

we will have some clouds around today but those will clear and once they do there will be a lot of sunshine. looks like a nice day. temperatures in the 50s right now. winds are gusty at the coast. also by the delta with the southwest wind up to 25 miles an hour. the forecasted to calls for temperatures to be cool at the coast with upper 50s to the lower 60s. a few 80s, but there will below 80s around the delta and concord this morning. the cooling trend continues. low clouds and fog this morning. breezy afternoon winds. le will talk about it more this morning. kitty. >> a young girl was shot in the neck. she was playing in her yard after bullets started flying and another man was wounded. police don't know who was the target. it happened yesterday in oakland on 66th avenue near international boulevard. the girl was taken to children's hospital oakland. alan wang has details. >> police say bullets from half a block away pierced this wood fence and struck a young girl playing on the other side. >> i heard a young girl trying. >> juan said he heard 10 or 16 shots and ran to help the girl who w

he will tell us about a very important meeting and this will decide the future of their school. good morning. >>> parents teachers will be rallying in front of their academy and that's before the school board meeting tonight and they are expected whether to vote tonight. now the five year charter is expiring and that's basically why they are talking about it and why it is expected to be denied. they issued a report recommending a denial declining enrollment and lower than desired performance. the school's executive director has said that enrollment is improve willing and student's scores are a challenge. >> the ap i does not increase steadily because so many come to us from schools where they are with a grade point average. they would expose students to gangs. if it takes affect, we will try to catch up with folks to see how they are doing with the possible closure. tara moriarty, ktvu channel 2 morning news. >>> thank you, tara, it is 6:09 happening today, a treasure hunt is moving to the south bay and they have told followers he will leave them with stuff, stuffed with cash th

we will let you know how warm it will take my bicycle your community.p track of bay area weather on twitter. >>> if you don't like it midweek, you can just stick around and friday, saturday starting to cool back down? >> yeah, definitely. >> all right, thank you, lisa: i can't reach a section of the internet by google. it's called the dark net. there are secret marketplaces you can buy guns drugs stolen credit card numbers and more. it is very difficult for law enforcement to crack. >> seems to be hard for agencies to break into. >> we will show you the positive side of the dark net and hu human rights advocates are using it to expos oppressive government. a special i-team report tomorrow night on abc7 news. up next on the abc7 sunday morning news, giving thanks to mom. the unusual things these kids are thankful for on mother's day. i look, i see a country ready to move forward... and a congress standing in the way. their budgets are late; jobs bills are stalled... and special interests run rampant. as an economics teacher at stanford i know education m

it will be on the dryer side and we will start to warm up a little bit. clouds, drizzle, 60s and 70s and another cool day. walnut creek, alameda, berkeley, san jose and 70s nor los gatos, upper 60s and bruno low-to-mid 60s, daily passive can in the city and breezy tomorrow maybe a few pop up clouds, tomorrow is the best opportunity for pop up clouds and sunnyside up and warmer temperatures take us into the weekend. >> thank you steve, just a few minutes ago, home depot just reported first quarter sales earnings were up in parts of the country. home depot said it rows 6% and u.s. sales up 3% but they were below what analysts had expected and the stock is down just a little bit. they pled guilty and they will pay a 2.6 billion dollars fine and they are hoping to avoid taxes on u.s. bank accounts. now they could apply releasing the names they had hoped. the money will go directly to the internal revenue service for unpaid taxes. >>> hollywood actor arrested, it made the police rush to his house last night. >>> i am against bullying but i am getting tired of

or non-willful on mr. ginsburg's part. and i spent a huge amount of time after, or between the hearings, preparing, findings and explanation of all of this that i think would have been helpful as part of the referral and the transmittal and the chair elected not to use that and so what you have before you is just the information that was before the task force, which does not really tell, the full story, and does not tell it well, and in fact, mr. maionchi came before the task force and explained the thing about the list and his belief and which factored heavily into the decision of the task force, i believe and we have procedural problems. >> i got it. >> thank you. >> any other questions? >> okay. >> sorry. i am sorry for all of these questions. for the staff, i mean, what other than this concern that if we find a willful violation and a serious finding and what is the due process if we find a non-willful violation? >> mr. ginsburg was and they requested that he and his ballard attend the meeting. but at

the clouds will come back it will be close but i think there will be clouds. temperatures will probably drop into the 50's. bundle up. we have other things going on, the greek festival in san jose starts today through the weekend. we will be in the low 70's. if classic cars are your thing, the 50th anniversary of the mustang, at alameda county fair grounds temperatures 55 at 8:00 and 68 at 11:00 and 80 both days in the afternoon. 86 in sacramento today. 70 at lake tahoe. to the south, 81 in los angeles. leyla gulen? >> opa! right? >> do you have something to drink. >> easy on the ouzo. >> that, of course, is the native drink of greece. deliberation. >> bay bridge has been eastbound and westbound lanes being worked in the westbound direction which is wrapping up right new. eastbound direction has a lane taken away until 6:00 this morning. 680 from highway 4 to walnut creek is six minutes and from walnut creek to highway 13 is eight minutes and from tracy to dublin is 27 minutes. watch out for the stalled big rig that is towing a fork lift. >> a north bay indian

will this raise cable bills is the big concern and the questions they will raise will give regulators an idea of the political pressures they might face and will evolve some sense of the kinds of restrictions they might tack on to the approval of a deal. >> thank you very much. and shaking this hour -- barclays ceo anthony jang chen's -- jenkins is cutting 7000 jobs at barclays which is about 1/4 of their total workforce. they had a 49% drop in profits and he wants to reduce their dependence on fixed income usually their biggest source of income. >> the essence of this is about focus. that's true for the whole bank, not just the investment bank. we are focusing where we can compete successfully. the parts of the business we are going to focusing on are the much less capital intensive businesses. that is why we can free up the capital in the way i have described, run the bank with less capital, and deliver high returns for our shareholders. is very this strategy compelling in the new world we find ourselves in. isalso moving and shaking sheldon adelson, the ceo of las vegas sands. m ex

we will look at it over the weekend will see the result of the election.is coming from the financing of the economy. we will need some sort of credit growth to have the engine to work. banks are too focused on the quality of their balance sheet. >> thank you very much, great to hear from you this morning. chose israel as the site to launch its bid to advance its cloud computing ambitions. we will see why in an exclusive interview with the ceo. that is coming up next. >> let's talk about alcatel. alcatel lucent is bringing its research center to israel. the ceo spoke exclusively to our middle east editor elliott gotkine. this is all part of the turnaround plan. forget they brought us the telephone, the laser, the transistor. to go back to those roots, back to the origins of the company, the forerunner to alcatel lucent and to try to be great once more . he thinks israel is the perfect base to achieve that. country and weon are the innovative company. it makes a lot of sense. >> that is just the kind of thing the israeli government loves to year. -- loves to

hud will review it. and the investors will have say whether these developers selected by the housing authority pass the mustard or not. we do like them and feel they are confident, but we are not the final word on this. there is at least three other groups of people that will decide if we made a good choice of the developers or not. >> who are they? >> the lender will be lending money to the developers, and they will decide if the developer is capable of returning the money. or the guarantees is worth the paper they are executing. the investor that will be putting the money up and buying the tax credits. they will want to know if this developer has a track record of owning and managing tax units, and if they screw up, they it will pay for the cost of the development. and hud. hud wants to know that these developments will be affordable. and managed well for the next 20 years. >> and who is the lender and who is the investor? >> we don't know yet. >> who is interested? >> i think that everyone is interest

you will will be growth.he finger points to the bank of japan. >> is there any pay overall -- in a parallel between the boj and the ecb? both watching the federal therve in the u.s.. recovery pushes up expectations for fed policy action. we do not see the impetus on the boj to do a whole lot. >> there are parallels with the ecb. they both seem to be hanging on hoping something that will turn up that averts the need for monetary action. they're hoping this is going to push the dollar higher, pushed it weaker and give it some what of a stimulus to growth. policy based on hopes for other countries is not a great way to proceed. lack ofsts a responsibility for outcomes in your own country. they should be more focused on trying to make the recovery more robust. i want to switch gears and talk briefly about india. i know you are tracking the election and results are expected at the end of the week. do you expect any substantial change or impact to the economy? i think the expectation is the next government will be

heat will climax on thursday. we will get relief on thursday.t until the weekend do we have the piled are highs and overnight temperatures. it will be tough sleeping tomorrow night and wednesday night and lesser extent on thursday if you do not have air conditioning. high pressure over the chimney of idaho that with the flow will bring us the development of an offshore wind and push us from warm to hot starting tomorrow, wednesday, and thursday. we are nearly 90 at los gatos and mid-to-upper 80's for the south bay with 88 in san jose and millbrae is 81. mid-70's to nearly 80 along the coast to sausalito. the north bay beaches, too. mid-to-upper 58h -- mid-to-upper 80's for north bay. low 50's around napa and the rest of us nearly 60 developing boarding us to the hot temperatures tomorrow away from the coast where the possibly deadly heat will be. on wednesday, mid-to-upper 80's at the coast and mid-90's to nearly 100 away the bay and inland. >> we have a brand new accident in san francisco and it is involving a motorcycle that hit a guard rail n

when will you do it? will it be like the canadian proposal? >> our promise was to submit new regulations, a comprehensive approach. we did that this week. we will continue working through the rulemaking process to get as expeditious a resolution as we can. >> how is what we are proposing different from what the canadians propose? >> we recognized what the canadians have talked about our tank cars. they have not implemented rulemaking or regulation yet. we have tank cars on our plate. there's also speed and emergency response. a bunch of things that you have to take into account to ensure oil production and movement is done safely. it's what we are proposing to do. >> you oversee highway safety. among many myriad duties. in that context, general motors has recalled 2.6 million vehicles for faulty ignition. they hid it from customers for a long time. does that reflect a flawed culture at gm? is the ceo changing that culture? >> the jury is out. we are investigating many parts of the situation. we are concerned about any type of situation that pu

they say finding a spot at the campgrounds will be will be ill possible. many people made their reservations months in advanced. >> we booked six months ago. >> they are set up for the best summer since 2006. >> with the drought, many lake and river levels are expected to be a lot lower than last year. no word how that will impact memorial day reck reaches activities. if you are headed up to tahoe today, make sure you allow yourself plenty of time to get your destination. the roads with expected to be packed. >>> new bonfire rules go into effect at san francisco's ocean beach. the national park service has announced a fire curfew of 9:00 p.m., that's an hour earlier than before. the park service plans to install 12 new fire rings at the beach. the bon fires will be banned upon spare-the-air days. the new rules are in response to complaints about disorderly beach parties and fires left unattended. >>> several beaches popular with bay area families have made a list of the most polluted shore lines. cal beach came in flum one on the heal the bay list. cappy t

will. good morning. welcome to mornings on 2. i am tori campbell. >> i am dave clark. let's talk about your weather and traffic. another hot one, steve? >> i think so. inland will take another day and by tomorrow we will feel that. so far not much of a breeze. it will be mostly fair and higher clouds. 70s, 80s, be and 90s. yesterday it was all 80s on the coast. today i think that sea breeze starts. san rafael 87. the record is 90 in 1947. livermore 92. sfo, which was 90 yesterday, 87 today. the record is 89. gilroy 94. that is 5 shy off a record of 99 in 1996. downtown oakland was 91. a couple low 60s. temperatures running a couple degrees cooler here. it's still pretty warm if san francisco. it's 64 in the sunset district and 70 west of twin peaks. there is warm air. that west wind hasn't kicked in yet but it's itching to go. it's raring to go but it's not here yet. high clouds. warm to hot again. another day of some 80s and 90s. closer to the coast more 70s than 80s. >>> good morning. rig

the fog will come back. it will be windy. we'll see a good 30-degree drop on some of these temperatures. today, though, high pressure is there and it's large and in charge. fg is going up and -- fg is going up and -- everything is going up and over. i've had a hint of a west pind. i doubt it does anything today. some of the records to beat, napa. we're going 97. the record is 96. kentfield, forecast is 95. the record is 94, 1987. oakland downtown, that would beat the 89 in 2006. gilroy a103 would tie the 103 in 1976. there will be many today, including san rafael. livermore, 98. that would tie 98 going back to 1972. sfo, 92. i think they are already 67. no problem beating that 87 in 2006. east san jose probably about 1001 -- 101. heat advisory out for a few. heat advisory for one more day. antioch is already 68. becky gonzalez out in oakley said 67. i think heidi said 67 out towards antioch. it's close. it's already 68 in san francisco. i've seen lower 70s in lower haight and mission. it will be warm. high pressure is here. i

crews will be working to get that back up a, but there will be blockages for up to a month of.turbing news in northern california. a priest was arrested for having a sexual relationship with a teenage girl. a week-long investigation ended with davis police arresting father hector coria of st. james catholic church. police believe coria began the inappropriate relationship with a 17-year-old girl from his parish, late last year. investigators learned of the alleged affair just this week, and began their investigation, which led them to search several locations yesterday and ended with coria booked into the yolo county jail. he has since bailed out. the news of his arrest, shocked many at tonight's evening mass. meaning coria can't wear the collar, celebrate mass or offer sacraments, right now. only rome can permanantly take away his abiity to be a priest we will just have to see how the investigation turns out. > > we will have at him to the list, as far as priests are concerned. as teachers prepare their lesson plans for another week. one fremont educator is staying out of the

it will be 79 and the temperature will drop to 70 but it will be breezy so it will feel more comfortable at 80 degrees to start. congratulations, students. five miles per hour is haze at half moon bay and everyone else is unlimited visibility with the sun up in the east bay valley and here is a look at walnut creek with the temperature right now hanging out around 48 degrees and pleasanton and live more around 50, and 53 in lafayette and 54 in concord and 60 right now in antioch and present wood and 40's up north, napa and novato and 54 at san jose and a trio of 50's in fremont, oakland, and mid-50's from san francisco, san carlos and mountain view and the breezes have been gusting around 40 miles per hour on top of mount tamalpais this morning and that is why we are going to have breezy conditions but sunshine today with clouds and cold front introducing us to the cooler air mass we have been talking about that will hang around friday, saturday, and, also on nudge. the low is creating the breeze sinking to the south and a day where the sun will head east. it will keep us breezy along th

it will be a brisk one and will bring us a few clouds. there is the possibility of a couple of isolated showers. at midnight, we will see patches of moisture traveling through the bay area along a with the broken clouds. it is possible there could be an isolated shower or two. basically we think it will be a dry day tomorrow and partly cloudy to mainly sunny. overnight we will see more clouds than we are likely to see tomorrow. overnight lows on the mild side. a little cooler in the north bay valleys where lows will drop into the upper 40s. it will be manically sunny and a few passing high clouds. mid60s to low 70s. 71 in gilroy. midto mainly midto upper 60s. 65 in san mateo. on the coast, breezy, but pleasantly cool. 59 in pacifica and 60 at half moon bay. i will get out of the way so you can see bodega bay and stinson beach, those people say my head gets in the way and can you see? it will be 67 in santa rosa and 609 in napa. highs of 66 in oakland and 68 in castro valley and over in the inland east bay upper 60s in walnut and 70 in ant

>> it will be an issue.he will have to answer questions about health and make it clear to the voters that she has the capability and energy and focus and drive to serve. she has already had a very successful career, but a long career. you have to answer the question about if you are fatigued or if you have given everything. >> she is clearly somebody with enormous energy. it is not what you say, but what you do. if she runs with a lot of energy and passion, i do not think there is a question. >> the republicans have a special committee looking at benghazi. could that hurt her? >> i do not think so. i think he is trying to mollify the party which is obsessed with benghazi. where the voters are it is a tragedy and they want to know how we prevent something like this again and we should stay on the case to hold people accountable. they know these tragedies happen in the world. it happened in beirut. they happened in the reagan administration. it was three or four weeks before the election. you know what george

he will have that interview tomorrow at 5:00 6:00 and 10:00 p.m. >>> he began at midnight and it will run until 11:59 p.m. microsoft and along and san in -- santana road. it will benefit nonprofit organizations. >> i am one of their biggest fans and he turned 87 today and we are old talking san francisco. willie maze is 4th on the all time list and lives in the bay area, and you will often see him at at&t when the giants on playing and i think he will try to sit next to sal castaneda, just to be close to him at the ballpark. >> who doesn't try to sit close to sal castaneda. >> go to my facebook, i have a picture of myself with maze i have also posted it on facebook and twitter. thank you if you sent something or are thinking of sending me something. that traffic looks good for the morning commute and we don't have any crashes and it looks slightly better than yesterday and it is still crowded in san francisco anthrax the from downtown to hagueen berger in less than 5 minutes. 580 has become -- well, the very slow freeway that normally is from livermore to dublin in the last few days w

it will defer the problem and be more likely we will be in a war and not less. guest: there are so many things in that statement that i disagree with. i don't know if there is going to did -- be a deal. arguing for failure or that the iranians will be deceitful, you will probably win at that one, given our history with the iranians, i do think it is worth trying to get a deal. giving the hardliners an excuse to pull out of this when they seem to want to try and move this forward because of economic pressure on the i think it is worth trying. if the congress was to have a sanctions in waiting bill, they can talk about it and not voted. that is where we are at this point. we took away an excuse. i don't think you could ever get a deal unless they gave away everything. i know they are violators. they have the right to enrich uranium. i don't trust them. i think a deal with intrusive verification is the best you going to get. if there is a chance of getting it, i think it is worth trying. guest: the it -- administration does not agree. iran does not have a right to

we will follow that.on monday we are checking on all mass transit and everyone is either on a sunday or holiday schedule. that includes muni and if you are going to the golden gate bridge is clearing with slick roads. you need the windshield wipers and limited visibility from the waldo tunnel. other than that, it is improving. >>> 4:49. happening today the san francisco bicycle coalition is encouraging fellow bicyclists to give back by donating a new pair of socks to those in need. you can help by stopping between 9th and 10th with volunteers collecting new socks from 7:30 to 9:30. organizers hope to collect 3,000 pairs of socks to give away at st. anthony's dining room throughout the memorial day week. >>> the major construction milestone reached at levi stadium. >> sharing the roads with robots and you can see driverless cars on the streets sooner than we >> good friday morning at 4:52. the embarcadero in san francisco is looking good here. we are on the way to warmer temperatures for this memorial day

and what will happen when the results are and will happen wednesday the 28th we think.hey are doing this and i'm doing this here as well because of course as steven mentioned we cannot report from egypt and this is the last thing we want to report about and this is the hash tag and we will pop it up on the screen and what has been involved in that to support the colleagues in jail and this is al jazeera forum which began in doha and the discussion forum and holding a moment of solidarity with the four jailed colleagues you can see up there. this is a special mention and have a look at this man, this is brian and he is an anchor, presenter at c. in cnn, a competitor and has joined the free campaign and if a competitor can do it you can as well, and you can use the hash tag and alert me at kamal-age is on the twitter and a.j. egypt and free egypt staff. >> and tweet if you have more news about egypt, the first results from european elections show the pro-european center right and left parties will remain in control of the 751 seats in parliament but it's showing that the

>> i think that it will. i think you will get on the road.king not just with leaders and ceos. this is a man who wants to attract investment. >> those of us who sat in your classroom and took your courses, they -- can you state that are done, if you go back years. is the congress party finished? >> they are finished. they had the largest historic loss, a smaller minority in the lower house right now but still have significant power in the upper half, -- upper house. and now he haso the ability to move on legislation. is not justor that because he is charismatic, it is because india is so young. 180 million indians were able to vote in this election. >> the youth vote was a criminal -- clip -- critical difference. >> this is enormously positive and the single thing i worry isut with modi is that he very connected to the traditional oligarchs, some of the senior business interests. and there is a lot of corruption. i wonder how he will move against them. >> ian bremmer with us for the entire hour. euro, here up, and the is ever slightly weaker.

the fog will start to burn off.s afternoon as upper '70's for low blows in the spots. 07 these developer on the day was six is longer, say lbo cooler afternoon and the temperatures will continue to tumble out as we cut into early next week. weather approaching area all pressure not going to bring us any rain but definitely going to rain forced the clinton more details on what to expect an awful get excited forecast coming up in 50 minutes. >> : 15 minutes. >> : but fires until 41 men charged with one of the fires were >> : new video of those fires burning years i marcus field. thousands of firefighters tackling the blaze focus right now is on it catapults and were of the fires are currently raging a military base right there. on some fires appeared to be dying down threat of more fires remain. >> : fortunately weather has been cooperating with other expecting much of the next for the next call is cars committees more bitter fire is weekend dobie diminishing political literature >> : we are expected again 1¢ at wedne

we will step up those efforts. and we will strongly support a new u.n. security council resolution to compel the regime to allow humanitarian aid into syria and to halt its starvation and surrender tactics. we will as i mentioned in reference to the communique, we will strongly support the principle of a resolution referring the syrian regime to the international criminal court. in that regard, i'm also delighted to have the national coalition's full support for our declaration of commitment to end sexual violence in conflict. which has been so widely used by regime forces inside syria. and i've invited a representative to attend the global summit to end sexual violence in conflict, taking place here in london from the 10th to the 13th of june. so we have had a strong and united and purposeful meeting which involves the stepping up of support to the moderate opposition in syria. and concerted action at the united nations. we will work over the coming weeks to implement these commitments. including to increase humanitarian assistance and we will work toge

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temperatures will peak. we will see mid90s and then we will slip into monday. torque morning the fog will be limited. it is getting compressed and the high clouds are passing through. it will take a you while. temperatures in the low to upper 50s to start off your morning plans. make sure you grab an extra layer for the start of the day. for the afternoon you can pretty much go with the short sleeve weather. it will be a warm u.n. 78 san jose and 82 los gatos. 72 cupertino. on the peninsula, low to mid70s. 74 redwood city and pacifica will hang on to the fog which means a cool, 59 degrees. 67 in downtown san francisco and 65 south san francisco. north bay communities, the 60s near the coast here. you will see plenty of 70s and 80s elsewhere. 85 napa and 82 santa rosa. mild with a mix of sun and a few high, thin whispy clouds. 75 hercules and inland spots, 83 in walnut creek the giants pulled it off tonight against the twins. let's hope they can do it again tomorrow night. if they are going to the game a temperature of 60 degrees dropping down to the mid50s towa

businesses will grow. of course, some that are than others. french retail will not grow that waykly, and in the same capital markets will not grow too quickly. retail activities in emerging markets will grow at a much higher pace. then we will spend $5 billion for the dividend, and we have a growth of $4 billion if is higher. >> when you talk about emerging market growth, is this russia and africa where you seem so enthusiastic question mark >> -- enthusiastic? >> you are absolutely right. it is central and eastern europe, and africa. africa will grow the most in the next 40 years. of course, it is a projected growth. .here is potential also in central and eastern europe and in russia there are better perspectives. >> what about the risk of investing in russia? concern ofout the the rule of law. >> we had good experience in doing business in russia on a daily basis, and secondly, of course we want to grow, limiting the risk. what i mean by this in particular is it is it his self-funded development. as you

we will talk about how cool it will be here locally and if we will see sprinkles or even a thunderstorms. that's coming up. >> and the a's continue third tear in cleveland with more fireworks at the >> welcome back. this is a live look from the finish line of the 103rd bay to breakers. you see the windmill in the background in golden gate park. the elite runners have already crossed the finish line. jeffrey kineese win fourth the men and diane johnson on the women's side. congratulations to them and everyone attempting to finish the race. >> in response to the ongoing drought, officials may ask people to stop pulling water from the russian reservoir. they could order people to stop doing so as early as tomorrow. the goal would be to ensure there's enough water to protect salmon and steelhead. san francisco water bills may be going up by $7 to $10 a month. the public utility commission approved the increase last week to make improvements to the system that brings water to the bay area from the reservoir. we have a look at a plan to keep water moving in the event of an earthquake. >> from

it is not whether we will lead, but how we will leave. what he essentially said is that we have to lead with our brains. we have to use our logic and wisdom and not just our impulses. when we do, sometimes that means acting with restraint. always it means acting to the greatest extent possible, consistent with our values, our laws, and our leadership role. the other thing he said is our leadership role is not defined solely by our military might. it is defined by the strength of our economy, alliances our moral leadership, our values. when you look at how we lead in the world, we are the nation above all they can rally other countries to achieve the goals that we desire, whether it is trying to bring iran to the negotiating table -- >> do you accept the fact that after the president, after what happened in syria, with respect to the redline line and the threat of military force, that some people in the region, ,eople who are enemies of iran had some question about america and where it stood and how it was prepared to lead? and that made t

they will do quite well.have a clever business model where they know what the young tech savvy consumer wants. the u.s. market is a long-term goal and it will not be easy. the reality is they will have to establish other markets first and develop the cash they need to develop the cash for a market like that. class i am dubious of the fan boy experience. does it transfer when it gets out of -- outside the chinese borders? >> there is a huge amount of buzz around the. when you talk to consumers, you ask who the heroes are. they're not interested's fourth celebrity's or actors. they are interested in entrepreneurs. they are interested in buying the products because they like the products are: interesting. it will not be as easy for them to sell in other markets and replicate because they do not have its own church and they have low-price competitors doing a similar thing here at the interest they have is very good at developing new product. good people are working or the company. they will be able to bring in co

it will be gone in four months. janet yellen said we will raise rates. doesn't look like 2015 it will be going up again? >> absolutely. i think you can get there faster . i think you can move it up without causing debilitating effect on the economy. >> not shocking the markets. c.e.o.'s affect the economy? they can innovate, hire, and cha nge. >> your incentive to buy back your stock, think about the business risk you take. think about how you can drive your etf's by buying back shares. global as we are in this gdp growth, you wait and buy back stock. by normalizing, can we be at a 1% funds rate? i think the fed will make it clear the long rate -- long-term rate is lower than it has been historically. the yield curve can stay flat. long rates don't move up much. that is where we will be going. >> you have been a fixed income guy for three decades. >> almost. >> does it worry you we are bubbling up? when i look at the credit market and see how tight spreads are and how hot the deals are, it is making me worried. >> it makes everyone worried. you think abo

if you don't want to give me time, we will not succeed, but we will do it anyway. i never said that it is done. there have not been mistakes. >> what makes you confident about the field marshal who those people believe will be elected? the egyptian people seem to be, from a distance, wanting some sense of order and democracy and moving forward. >> first of all, i actually went to the other candidate. said, you have guts. i applaud you. he laughed. i said i said i'm serious. you will probably lose, but i applaud you. egyptians need to see the competition. that is the first point. different credit for participating. >> he's run before. >> there's no question he is the most popular. no question. i have forked with him in the cabinet. he is serious, he has a focus and he is a detail person. he is nationalistic and he is very proud. all of these are good attributes from seven months of working together. >> how committed is he to democracy? >> he is a strategic thinker. >> i am going to get to that. thirdly he is a strategic thinker. >> he was appointed field marshal by

>> i will start. we affectionately call that list which is not a short list of issues our transition to market issues. we are marrying two different approaches that are philosophically and operationally very different. the insurance world, where you have no coverage unless you pay your premium, and the medicaid world where you have coverage immediately upon eligibility, the insurance world where you had different levels of int-sharing and variation management efforts, the medicaid world that had a fairly regulated approach from the federal government. , we meetst challenge every monday afternoon for a couple of hours between the leadership of our insurance department and the exchange, and the leadership of our human services department and medicaid to go down a list of 20 operational issues as we marry , and twoal agencies state agencies. it is a four-way relationship, and you can only imagine the complications of the different rules, regulations, and philosophical orientations for each of those four

and it will be sunny and warm and the cold front starts to slide down tonight and it is so dry we will still have sunshine along the coast the next couple of days but the temperatures will drop. we have low-to-mid 80's in the south bay and 90's around los gatos and morgan hill and headed to santa cruz, almost 80 at the boardwalk with mid-70's to low 80's from millbrae to los altos and the coast, mid-60's to nearly 70 if downtown and south san francisco and up north, bodega bay, upper 60's and we will have low-to-upper 80's in the east bay valley. in castro valley, 80 and through the dublin grade, you run into the mid-80's and low 90's around antioch and brentwood. good news, we will cool tonight and temperatures are back into the 50's. we will look at the seven-day forecast and four to eight degrees cooler tomorrow and total sunshine again and same on wednesday, we could tick up one-or-two degree on tuesday and mother nature is teasing us before she drops another cold front through on friday and saturday and sunday are going to be below average but a lot of warm sunshine for the outdoo

that will be 2030. maintaining the solvency of the program and continue to provide basefor an ever-increasing will require creative solutions and a good secretary at the helm. i'm counting on you to be there. one of the most important responsibilities you have on this committee is to be responsive. several commitments were made by nominees about providing timely responses. more often than not, i have been deeply disappointed. that youray commitment will stand the test of time beyond your confirmation. words and promises matter a great deal. i hope you will be up to that challenge. overseeing the conflict infrastructure of a department like hhs is not a job for the faint of heart. naturally, i wish you the best of luck as you learn to address these challenges and as you both through the confirmation process. you will need all the luck you can get. i am grateful to people like you are willing to take on these top responsibilities. we are grateful that you are willing to serve. thank you. >> thank you, sen

casey: madam president, the senator from kansas will speak, and i will follow. the presiding officer: without objection. the senator from kansas. mr. moran: madam president, thank you for the recognition. i would ask unanimous consent to speak in morning business. officer sphe withouthe presidint objection. mr. moran: i am here to pay tribute to an exceptional woman in my hometown. she is retiring from a career of aiding victims of domestic violence across northwest kansas. charlotte is concluding more than 25 years of service to options, domestic sexual violence services, with half of her time in the role as its executive director. back home in the rural parts of our states where the doors are left unlocked and most people know everyone else, we often know that domestic violence doesn't occur on our streets or in our homes or to people in families that we know. unfortunately, that is not the reality. and evidence clearly indicates that that's not the case. since options opened its door 30 years ago under the name of northwest kansas domestic and sexual violence

what will the change be like inside of ford? will it be big, or small?well, mullaly accomplished a lot, but we believe that mark fields will very much continue in his path. he was the lieutenant of mullaly and was in charge of implementing the plan which has gotten ford where it is. so we believe that is the culture and also the business plan. everything is likely to stay in the plan. >> very briefly, he mentioned one ford plan, what is it? >> one plan is essentially making better cars, but also cars that are the same, based on the small amount of platforms and sold across the world on that platform. so it improves the quality and reduces the cost. and reduces the probability. >> what is job one for mark fields? what is going to be his biggest challenge on july first? >> so the biggest challenge for ford, and also the biggest opportunity this year is essentially the launch of the f-150 pickup at the end of this year. this accounts for half of the north american profits and has been the best selling vehicle in the u.s. for the past 32 years. and essential

if you will. rain and showers yesterday all of that is moving out. 40s yesterday, 50s this morning. >>> welcome back. it's 4:41. a 70-year-old transient is accused of break into a social security administration office in santa cruz and releasing a harmful chemical mixture. joseph antwon was arrested yesterday. he used a large rock to break a window and poured a mixture of chlorine and ammonia into the building. the building was evacuated. exposeture to the chemical mixture is potentially lethal. they used surveillance images to identify lawrence and he went on an antigovernment rant after being arrested but did not confess to the crime. >>> cal osha is investigating after a construction worker was killed at the site of a new housing development in san mateo. news chopper 2 was over the scene yesterday ash. san mateo fire department says the worker fell about 15 feet and landed on his head. he was pronounced dead at the scene. the man's identity has not been released but police say he was in his 50

the choices will evolve. it's only better for the content producers that the end of the day. >> we mentioned there is no more phone service. you guys are doing a contest to tod a new movie phone voice do what? >> mr. movie phone is an iconic or senility and an iconic voice, and we are looking for an iconic voice that will represent movie phones on the red carpet. we have a range of roles for that person to play coming up. we will be kicking off the contest to find that person later this summer. >> you are looking for the next movie phone voice. nbc universal is looking to the future. they just started this massive additional deal to get the rights. i don't know how we're going to be watching the olympics in 2032. you used to work for the nfl digital strategy. what do you make of that deal? >> the key is it is all media platforms. historically the sports guilds haven't been cut that way. if you look ahead 20 years it's not just wristwatches or virtual screens in the sky. you have to assume the athletes are goi

we will be outmigrated. we want to be sure that doesn't happen and preserve the cultural in san francisco. >> thank you, i will call a couple of names. daniel. larry edman. robert woods. romitta mason. sabrina cheek. i don't know if i am reading these names right, hope you forgive me. teresa lee. >> well, good afternoon. not good morning, good afternoon supervisors. first of all, thank you supervisor breed and supervisor avalos for being here and calling this important hearing. i don't think that one hearing will be enough. this is a very heavy issue. however, we got to start somewhere. straight up, to me hearing from hud, hearing from lee, this is about developers again positioning themselves in san francisco to take advantage of low-income housing. of disadvantaged people who stay in these dwellings throughout our city. and if we don't stop them, we are going to pay a dear price. now i looked in this 30-page presentation or booklet, and the question is for me that is a big concern, the depopulation of blac

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this will stand out, where people will see this thing coming from a distance.is an intriguing notion to get this out there. its original goal was to make all the information in the world available. >> let's take a listen to a bit more about what sergei had to say about why he is so optimistic about this and why it is such a big idea. take a listen. >> some of the business questions like how the service will be operated or will we operate ourselves or our nurse are things that we will sort out when it is closer to being more widely employed. these initial test vehicles will probably just be operated by us because it is specialized. longer-term, it is not clear. we are almost certain to partner with a lot of companies, possibly uber. >> the legal issues are going to be massive when it comes to this in terms of proving safety. they will have a lot to go through with washington before the get anywhere. >> john, i want to talk to you about the navigational and mapping issues. you're done a ton of research on the specific problems that can arise. what challenges is g

the first step, which all our team will take from the start of our presidency, will be focused on endingthe war and disorder and bring peace to ukrainian land, to united an integral ukraine. >> as ukraine alexa new president, dozens of pro-russian rebels have died in heavy fighting with ukrainian forces for control of a crucial airp

the money will be guyen out over five years. here is how they will spend the first $5 million. they will give it to underserved schools in san francisco and in the ravenwood district east palo alto and in redwood city. the couple talked to school administrators and local leaders and decided the money needs to be spent on principle training, classroom technology, which is providing computers and internet connection to the classroom and helping students transition from 8 to 9th. the couple says improving the qualities of public education is something they both care about. they pledged to give $1.1 billion. this donation is the largest allocation of the pledge so far. they plan for their focus to be children, education, and health. yes, they say they do plan to have children of their own one day. not yet the right new they say they are focused on other people's children. >>> the second year of the bottle rock napa valley test value me begins this afternoon. he are pictures of the set up going office last year at the napa valley expo. 120,000 concertgoers attempted but organizers w

tomorrow when i come back, i will show you, it will have the 90s to the east, we will see yellows.r words the cooling of the ocean will continue. san jose 83 degrees. down 10 degrees from last night at this time. san jose tomorrow afternoon 83 degrees for a high. that is down from yesterday at this time. san francisco two days in a row of record heat. they are getting a break tomorrow with temperatures in the 60s. the forecast for the high- pressure system to weaken a little bit and as it does, weakens, we are looking for the temperatures to drop further as the -- the low comes in. friday and saturday temperatures fall off further as the low gets closer to the coast. so the shallow marine layer, been shallow, deepens out over the next 48 hours to provide further cooling. cool today, friday and saturday. 70s in the warm spots into the weekend. cooler in the central valley as well. highs tomorrow, fog back at the coast and the reds east and more yellows. that is the story. cooling from the coast. that helps the fire danger. it helps southern california's fire danger as well. the low-

live doppler 7 hd shows a cloud deck will be close to the coast and it will peel back around half moon bay and south we will have clouds unlike yesterday we had a ton of sunshine. we will talk about how dry it is and how much sun we will have by looking at the forecast for the afternoon hours. 73 to 84 around the bay. 83 to 92 from the north bay to the east bay valley and 63 at the coast to a breezy 70 in san francisco. grab the sunglasses and sunscreen. >> back to fremont with the on-ramp to northbound 880 is where the action is and we have emergency crews trying to get someone out of a vehicle stuck in an overturn upside down affect the on-ramp. in the santa cruz mountain, solo spinout partly blocking outside we have traffic nicely to the bay bridge and the sun is starting to rise and folks are still in bed. very few people driving into the city at this hour. >> new details are emerging of the horrific program page in isla vista. investigators are pouring through the manifesto elliott rodger e-mailed to many include the parents covering ten separate crime scenes near uc santa barbara