shaw. thank you senator, ranking member and also president elect of the north american security's administrators association although i am not testifying before the committee in that capacity today. i am honored to be here to discuss one of the most serious problems facing our elderly financial exploitation. and to present one approach in maine. addressing this is difficult but critical. many in our elderly population are there with other support networks. the days of americans surrounded by generations of family members are fading into the past. what do we know about this population, we know that older adults are often targets of exploitation in part because they own assets and pension schemes that are attractive to exam artists. when a fraud occurs even seniors with a limit d limited. we must all come together to weave a new safety net that can kept us from achieving solutions. we must identify those who are in the best position to determine red flags early on and encourage reporting to o

back in 1993, when sleepless in seattle was released bob shaw sat down with hanks to discuss the movieand what he hoped to do in the future. >> you and meg ryan are two of the most likable people. >> what does that mean? likable. >> i don't know. >> i think we're not too threatening. i think we would be good company. you know we would like to go out with him for dinner. or it would be nice to have her over for a bar-be-que. and i would like to testify, i am pretty good dinner conversation and meg is great to have over for a bar-be-que. >> and would you like to be the village in a movie. >> oh yeah i would like to play a cowboy, and astronaut and all those things. if you ask a villain, they will say it's a blast. >> what is the one thing that men will never understand about women. >> i can't tell you over the air or tv. >> what's the category? >> well, it's got to do something with the sexual drive i suppose. they'll just never get that. >> maybe they shouldn't. >> i don't think so. >> and hanks famously got to play those roles he wanted. and army man in saving private ryan. a cowboy in

miss shaw, i had a question for you. prior to coming here i was speaker of the house in north carolina, and i'm interested in the senior safe program and appreciate maine's leadership in that. can you tell me a little about any challenges you all had in the process of implementing that program and the benefits? >> i think that the first challenge we experienced was really ge to the point where the banks and credit unions were comfortable making the referrals to the office of securities. the other key component of the program is to make sure that there is this partnership and collaboration. we say this is a no wrong door approach. in other words, a report could be made to any of the partners. if the report is made to adult protective services and they determine they do not have injuries addition bank or credit union need not be concerned that that is going to be the end of the story. aps has admitted they would make that report to our office so we can assess it and either refer it to another agency. or if the senior needs

shaw? >> good evening robert shaw about public works we reviewed that with the public works code and nothing further this is a schematic of the brief locates and as was mentioned it is about presidential 15 to 20 feet so you guides get a better idea. >> right in front of. >> so. >> where the - it's right in front of that approximately. >> it is a little bit to the right if you're looking at directly at the store. >> at this angle it is approximately directly in front of their entrance to the offset 9 feet to those trees. >> silly question any way to offset it oath 9 feet. >> the department will have to review this against other utility there are a couple of man holds and requirement to cleaners from other utilities and a things of that nature we could look into the applicant to submit a new dinning room the permit is subject to complaints and the business owner complains on a day to day bats this will think continuing. >> it doesn't appear to be polk the sidewalk is wide enough we'll need t

shaw i will skip you mr. marshall if you don't mind submitting in writing that will be great. >> madam chairman may i take a point of personal privilege to congratulate you and congratulate senator mccaskle. and to tell you that the participation in the interest of the members is quite significant. thank you for your leadership. >> well, senator nelson i was about to acknowledge you. because we had such a great partnership when you were chair of this committee. and i was thrilled that you decided to stay on the committee and continue to share your insights and expertise with us. so thank you for that, too. senator jill brand. >> thank you madam chairwoman. and congratulations to you and senator mccaskle for chairing this committee. i think it's an amazing agenda that you put together. the issues that you are shining the spotlight on are exactly the one that is need our effort. i'm going to continue the line of questioning about law enforcement. specifically to mr. marshall. frm what we've read and heard your

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shaw. >> thank you senator. chairman collins franky membership haskell members of the committee on judith shah securities administrator and cochair of the main council for elder abuse prevention. i'm also the president-elect of the north american securities administrators association although i am not testifying before the committee in that capacity today. i am honored to discuss one of the most serious problems facing our elderly financial exploitation and to present one approach currently and use in maine. addressing senior financial exploitation is difficult but critical. many in our elderly population are vulnerable due to social isolation and distance from family and other support networks. the days of americans growing growing old and communities surrounded by generations of family members are fading. what do we know about this population? we know that older adults are often targets of financial fraud scams and exploitation in part because they have tangible assets including homes and pension streams that

and we are joined in seattle by jennifer shaw, deputy director of the american civil liberties unionshington state, and a member of the community police commission in seattle. she wrote a letter urging the justice department to launch an investigation into the fatal police shooting of antonio zambrano-montes in pasco, saying the local police probe was needlessly focusing on his activities prior to the incident. welcome both of you to democracy now! but go directly to pasco. felix vargas, explain what happened and the fact there so much a video of this. it was during rush hour? >> yes, it was and crowded intersection in downtown pasco. a gentleman is seen throwing rocks at cars. police are called. there's a minor scuffle. then you see the gentleman running across the street away from the police. police draw their weapons and fire shots at him. it appears they hit him. he gets to the other side of the street heads west and police are in pursuit. three or four yards behind him. he is wounded. he turns around, appears to raise his arms up. he does not have a knife or gun in his hand. he

shaw. >> thank you senator.man collins franky membership haskell members of the committee on judith shah securities administrator and cochair of the main council for elder abuse prevention. i'm also the president-elect of the north american securities administrators association although i am not testifying before the committee in that capacity today. i am honored to discuss one of the most serious problems facing our elderly financial exploitation and to present one approach currently and use in maine. addressing senior financial exploitation is difficult but critical. many in our elderly population are vulnerable due to social isolation and distance from family and other support networks. the days of americans growing growing old and communities surrounded by generations of family members are fading. what do we know about this population? we know that older adults are often targets of financial fraud scams and exploitation in part because they have tangible assets including homes and pension streams that are at

the turkish prime minister took with them the remains of suleman shaw and someshah the size of a football pitch, 25 kilometers into syria. >> give us the historical importance of this tomb and why it means so much to the turkish. >> suleman shah, the area of the size of the football pitch one of those geographical anomalies left over from towards the end of the first world war where the boundaries were drawn by the french and the little piece within the new syria and it was ceded. but what they've done now is having evicted thathaving evacuated the turks say making the point that they are still keeping this tomb, this shrine within syrian territory. >> bernard thank you bernard smith updating us from istanbul on this story. >>> a car bomb has killed a number of people in bashar al-assad's ancestral home, among 48 people killed north of aleppo earlier this week. killed the families of five alleged rebels in ritien on tuesday. five died when a government helicopter dropped a barrel bomb. five people were killed in the rebel held towm of town of duma. 25 others were wounded. >>> yes, ma'am's

[applause] >> recognize that this table has shaw high school students and welcome.e're grad you're here. i am a big fan of morgan freeman but i can't completely agree with him. maybe he you just can't talk about it but i think that is where we start. that's what we're doing today and that is why i said i was hopeful but we do need to take more action. those folks that system is leading them to prison this mass incarceration and then, they get out of prison, can't get jobs and can't vote in some states. they can't participate in our society. but going back to the schools they're underfunded. here in cleveland, we need to be devoting our resources to that. so we can talk about but we also have to make those policy decisions and choices. money will speak. we've are concerned about police brutality. the police department, we could be spending millions on investigations. we need to be spending money and resources on training on good hiring practices, on, proper investigations with accountability. all that takes resources and rededication of our efforts. so it is we do ne

. >> reporter: tiger shaw, c.e.o. of the u.s.eam and a former olympian himself, credits these four superstars for the team's rise to dominance. >> it's their personalities that elevates everything to a new level. so we're fortunate to have them. we encourage that. there's individual personalities in this crazy sport. and having wild crazy successful people doing it really helps drive it to another level. >> reporter: but shaw says the team's success also rests on corporate money that has allowed the team to train more rigorously year round, whether it's chasing winter in south america or new zealand, or taking to the glaciers in europe. >> we've learned how to compete in europe. that's the bottom line. this sport is highly contested. and if you can't handle being on the road two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight weeks in a row, then it's not for you. the athletes you see doing well now have mastered that. six time olympic medalist bode miller, has been a main driver behind this change. his often contentious relationship with

lucas shaw covers the company for us from los angeles.as a really interesting quarter from pandora. stock is reacting huge. i feel like the issue has always been the same, the content is too expensive and pandora can't get around that. >> it seems like pandora can't win. if you look at every earnings report in 2014, they had a sharp decline after each one. this time, i don't know that content costs were the issue or it may be some of the analysts were saying you were referencing analysts' notes earlier. what people seem to be responding to our one, their revenue and profit missed forecasts, and two, their guidance for next year was not as good as they had hopes because they said they were going to reinvest all profit in operations, which means nothing returning shareholders, and analysts did not like that. there is a lot of uncertainty about future costs. pandora has worked hard to cut the percentage of costs respective to revenue. there is this ruling by the copyright ratings board hanging out there that is supposed to come down at the e

today, shaw alexander wrote about the new jim crow, mass incarceration. with very disproportionate numbers of african american men in our prison system. mass incarceration, the numbers are staggering in the sense that i think there are more men subject to our prison system, on parole, or on probation, having been in the criminal justice system. those numbers are greater than the number of slaves. prior to emancipation. we cannot ignore that disproportionality. we cannot ignore that history. i think the police have co-opted blue lives matter. police serve and important role in our society and take risks. and most are dedicated to being public servants and upholding the law, observing the constitutional protection. but there are bad apples that need the weeded out. we need to understand through education. to answer your question, i hope we will address these problems in our programs by facing history. i think some of the students here are part of an serve that purpose. i see people from shaker heights high school, where the student group on race relations h

in the name of the truth we wish to fight attempts to vulasify the shaw today. i thank those who receive the talk and speak about this crime. the international auschwitz and the museum do so in a unique way. unrecent years, auschwitz built a foundation thanks to donors from all over the world has continued efforts to preserve the authenticity of the premises of the camp. you are contributing to the fading of the powerful sign of memory and warning the whole world. and it should be so. since the memory of auschwitz, it's also the memory of the need to defend our values freedom, justice, tolerance, and respect for human rights and freedoms. years ago, john paul the second said it here that auschwitz is the reckoning with the conscience of humanity. he warned that never can one nation be the love at the cost of another at the price of making the dependence unheard and slaved exploited, even at the price orphincident death. that we shall remember what the violation of nations to help determination and what the violation of the inability of borders on attempt for lif

. >> we didn't that but elaine shaw's said everyone is in charge of the making the cheese the men's take care of the animal and the women made cheese we made the cheese on her stove. basically, the simple it cheese is not a cooked occurred but a fresh occurred so the milk is warmed to 75 degrees which the temperature it comes out of the cow at so that's great. you can just add a little bit of the butter milk to current he will it separate the solids from the liquor store so the occurred is the solid and the way is the liquid. that aside in butter milk will cause the admissible to separate and if you let it sit overnight it will be nice and firm likes yoorth and scoop it into the chose fat and drain it is the simplest cheese from ash blank we salt it and add something to bring up to the pa flavor. that's a very basic thing in the book we start with the will firm imagine blank and go the styles of cheese you can get a little bit nor insight without being two technical we'll never been technical but we have scientists working with us we used to make cheese like we're cooking we were touchin

shaw that needs to be done within 10 days starting tomorrow. >> yeah. because of the notice. >> okay. >> all right. >> you want to. >> i'll take a shot i'm going to make a motion to grant the appeal uphold the permit and condition it on the basis it move at least 15 feet to the east of its current locates. >> it's the locates at 954 market. >> only for market. >> on the bats. >> it smells. >> a what i thought you weren't going to go through (laughter). >> i have a question i can write that if you want. >> no on the based that we can find potentially a mature resolution. >> we have a single permit for two locations correct we're not - >> the other one i assume the other one will in the be jeopardize if they have a different location i want to clarify. >> both parties have raised their hand and . >> she can't yes. >> sir. >> the appellant raised his hand. >> i recognized him first do you want to push the - >> good evening i just i agree but i'm just curious if it didn't go through this pronged notice to the neighborhood i've spent all the money so if the

patrick shaw and i'm pleased to say that of i don't think how many departments that actually folks that came down the task force found no violation either the lack of notice or the availability of the materials so that was again, we're not going to - we might break the record of how long we were there but historic news i want to make sure that in particular commissioner driscoll is going to hear this i've worked here for 6 years and started a website with with a calculator when i say soft launched we soft launched to today, we intend to do some more soft testing but sending nos out to the retired employees that, in fact, how they can log on it is will be a secure portal people see their balances and service credits and use those to model our retirement benefits for dates spot future i'll say that i feel confident it is a good circulate it was built and maintained by our actuary it will continue for retirees it is 1099 r season for those of you the tax reporting of their pensions we want to roll it out in time for folks that says they never got it is online and it is in construction they

this is in the shaw neighborhood in northwest and some of this trash has already been sitting here for a couple of days and probably won't get picked up until the weekend. now, i just got off the phone with the spokesperson for the department of public works. she says that her trash collectors are working as hard as possible around the city but they're backed up right now and this is the reason why. take a look behind our photographer joe. look at how much snow and ice is still on some of these sidewalks and side streets. with the subzero temperatures, it's just not melting and with the president's day holiday and the snowstorm, well, it was a double whammy. and a lot of this trash pickup happens in back alleys like that one you see there. look at how icy that one is. now, we do want to show you some video because we have found plenty of trash trucks operating around the city today. but it has been quite a challenge. we spoke to some residents who say trash has been sitting for more than three days. >> you know trash is piling up a little bit more than normal. yeah, i mean, that's basi

the pma called for the shut down accusing the workers, represented by the long shaw and warehouse union of intentionally slowing down cargo, loading and unloading operations. >> we took an action to suspend vessel loading and unloads activities at the ports because the employers refused to pay wages, as much as $100 an hour to those supporting the action. we don't want to subsidise a striker pay. >> in a video statement to members, the u.n.'s president arrivings dock workers to stay united. the pma is trying to divide us using lies to turn the public against us. we want to go to work. they are blaming us. there's space on the docks to unload vessels. >> reporter: who is scheduling the dock workers, is that not pma. >> pma orders the labour. >> reporter: is pma ordering enough labour so there's not a slowdown. >> pma orders the labour that is available. they are not willing just to throw labour at this. we need the right workers in the right ways to move cargo in an efficient reliable manner. >> the two sides locked in this labour dispute. what do they need to understand about the impact

\s >> time now for sunday house call i'm eric shaw. >> i'm ar they will never ill.oining us is dr. david sam oodred ay, chaiman and professor of yourology at wlen objection hill hospital. >> and dr. mark siegel. author of the inyou are pulse. they join us every sunday here on this program. >> good to see you both. let's get right to it. february is american heart month. today we are going to talk about all the things you can do to show your heart a little love. it's very important. i

\s >> time now for sunday house call i'm eric shaw. >> i'm ar they will never ill. joining us is dr. david sam oodred ay, chaiman and professor of yourology at wlen objection hill hospital. >> and dr. mark siegel. author of the inyou are pulse. they join us every sunday here on this program. >> good to see you both. let's get right to it. february is american heart month. today we are going to talk about all the things you can do to show your heart a little love. it's very important. i mean, without the heart we've got nothing. dr. sammed ay, what's first on the list? >> obviously this is a very serious problem because it is a leading cause of death among men and women. we have 720,000 deaths and heart attacks as a result this. i'm glad we are all wearing the red color as of bringing awareness in this situation. i always talk about knew monics because i think it's always easy to remember exactly what we're talking about. i think a -- and i'll post this on line. a is for ask your doctor whether you need aspirin or not. aspirin is a big topic i'm going to ask marc who

j, accept work performed by shaw pipelines for contract no. ww-545, authorize final payment to the contractor. k, approve a revocable license to raintree fair oaks llc for a use fee of $5,310 per month for 5 years. l, approve a 5 year revocable license to st. francis center of red wood city for an annual use fee of $125. >> thank you. i see that staff has requested that item 7f be removed. any other items on consent calendar to be removed? may i have a motion? >> so moved. >> excluding 7f all those in favor? opposed? the motion carries. next item, please. >> item 8, discussion and possible action to authorize the issuance of refunding water revenue bonds of up to $450 million to refinance all of the outstanding water enterprise revenue bonds series 2006a and portions of the series 2009 a and 2009b bonds and approve the form and authorizing the execution and delivery of related document bes, authorize the general manager to sell in one or more series of bonds on either a competitive or negotiated basis and delegate to the gm authorization to aw

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. >> it's important shaw trains farmers on how to grow grapes and pomegranates. >> they were startinge you showing these times? >> they needed to understand the big picture. >> we've gone from wholesale markets to selling to chains. those aspects classify as being game changing. >> millions of dollars of deals are starting to happen thanks to to that partnership z now president ghani jumped in, promoting the produce. >> they're sons and daughters of farmers and believing they can be entrepreneurs. >> tomorrow night we're going to hear why he is asking silicon valley to help him rebuild his country. his trusted advisor is working on connections and they both say opportunities are only limited by hour imaginations. >> that is very progressive. >> absolutely. >> thank you. >> thank you sure. >> here is video from a part of afghanistan hit by a number of avalanches today the worst from 60 miles from kabul, damaging or destroying 100 homes there. >> officials filed charges against men plotting to travel overseas the men arrested the men and authorities say the men plan to lauvenlg attacks

>>reporter: well punxsutawney phil shaw this saw the shadow of today and it but it means we're gonnamore weeks of winter. since temperatures a sitting well above what they should be is hard to digest that. >>reporter: taking a peek at what's going on right now or ribbon of high pressure is keeping as dry and warm over the next 48 hours still about wednesday. would have liked to moderate rainfall hours hitting us in thursday. the storm track that pull moisture is coming from how widely that's gonna be hitting the bay area moderate sell local heavy rain area wednesday and thursday. mostly we have high clouds to continue with read now. out of and west northwest. it would have some areas of dense fog. the fog will come an overnight in keeping their most of the day. is a this low clearing. and thanks to the bite of great overhead of to a purge of the bell couple of degrees warmer than it was yesterday. >>reporter: into the afternoon will see signs down especially about 1:00 p.m. or 2:00 p.m. in the b-2 and three degrees cooler than it was today. 68 in sunnyvale. for tracking to separate s

. >> pam: the class size model making history and dropping shaw's thrift with sports illustrated evenhough she is not one of the magazines featured models. --the plus size model >> pam: tiger woods make a quick exit to it from a tournament critic gary has the sports next! >> reporter: we are timing out the rain coming up! >> reporter: raise the winds coming out of the south and packing half moon bay. other than that we are looking quite calm. starting tomorrow we will look at a time when it's coming more extreme by the evening. heavy rain pushing into the golden gate and down by the south bay. impacting people there rather evening commute and i believe we will see more thunder's as well. >> reporter: 10 and expect about 1 ft. of rain. urban areas 3 to 6 and just as south bay lesser amount. when will be an ongoing concern as we track those coming up. >> pam: are resting for embezzling and passing checks with insufficient funds trying to pay delete back with a personal check and it bounced. police believe he took his family on vacation with the money from the leak. s little league >> he

he shot and killed 17-year-old gentleman meal shaw jr. gentleman meal shaw sr. illegal alien allowed to walk the streets in america instead of being deported of? why ice not called to pick up this violent invader? we were promised that the federal government would keep us safe from violent illegal aliens. do black lives really matter or does it matter only if you are shot by a white person or a white policeman? >> joining me now is gentleman meal shaw senior. thank you for joining us on the show this morning. we appreciate it. >> thank you for inviting me. >> you have you asked some really important questions during your testimony did you get an answer to that. >> they never answered. they thought he could be rehabilitated. of course in california sanctuary city they make a practice out of not notifying ice. they don't want secure communities. they want to get all a the legal aliens as much protection as they do americans. >> what happened to your son >> >> oh, he was shot dead like i said, by pedro he is pin nosy is a. espinosa. he was walking down the street w

. >> lucas shaw, an interesting report.hat is the future of here is a hint that may include some self driving cars facing challenges and regulators next on bloomberg west. ♪ >> this is "bloomberg west." i am cory johnson. >> technology and transportation go hand in hand. it's a thing that changes the way i walk into work. 30 years from now cities are going to be very different and transportation is going to respond. the topic, future transportation. take a listen as they speak about what regulators can do to encourage new technology. >> one as technology is being incubated, we need to find ways to be at the table with the idea creators so that we can help you shape those technologies in ways that actually gain faster approval into the marketplace. we have to look at our own regulatory framework. this is not only at the federal levels but at the state and local level, to make sure we are being as flexible and adaptive as we can be. that is what the future is demanding. our transportation system isn't the old system that it u

david shaw welcomes duncan the 4th. 65200 pound target here with a big yellow arrow pointing at him. from sacramento high ross bowers might be the qb of the future. and looking in the middle of the screen highlighting offensive lineman samsie from vernal heights because i like saying samsei. tiger woods is trying to find his lost game. no confidence in his chipping but he's just hoping to put together a solid round. . >> i know what the sixth is. can i save it during a swing? my good is really g my bad, really bad i want to be ready for augusta and majors but we've still got work to do. >> a lot of work to do. say it altogether. >> thank you larry. >> join us tonight at 9:00. search for life forms nasa's new mission to the moon millions of miles away. >> then a new way to get tires for a car. don't pay cash and you won't have to finance them. whether renting tires is for you. >> and a second episode of fresh off the boat and then we'll be back at 11:00. >> we will. that is it for this edition of abc7 news. >> i'm ama daetz >> i'm dan ashley. from all of us here, we appreciate your ti

david shaw welcomes duncan the 4th. 65200 pound target here with a big yellow arrow pointing at him.rom sacramento high ross bowers might be the qb of the future. and looking in the middle of the screen highlighting offensive lineman samsie from vernal heights because i like saying samsei. tiger woods is trying to find his lost game. no confidence in his chipping but he's just hoping to put together a solid round. . >> i know what the sixth is. can i save it during a swing? my good is really g my bad, really bad i want to be ready for augusta and majors but we've still got work to do. >> a lot of work to do. say it altogether. >> thank you larry. >> join us tonight at 9:00. search for life forms nasa's new mission to the moon millions of miles away. >> then a new way to get tires for a car. don't pay cash and you won't have to finance them. whether renting tires is for you. >> and a second episode of fresh off the boat and then we'll be back at 11:00. >> we will. that is it for this edition of abc7 news. >> i'm ama daetz >> i'm dan ashley. from all of us here, we appreciate your time

. >> in 1996 the late bob shaw took a look at san francisco on the big-screen. >> it's kind of fun showing you foreman. >> apparently hollywood film makers feel the same. on film san francisco seems to have more than its share of crime and violence, hollywood has often portrays the city like that. >> what are you going to do boys some there is always something sinister happening under the golden gate bridge. >> this road leads under the bridge! >>according to movies, half our citizens are nut job or villain and other half are cop or detectives and one group is always stalking or chasing earth in 1948 "lady from shanghai," orson welles in chinatown and the same locations viewed today don't seem nearly as gloomy on on an overcast day. maybe it's the music or lighting, but it doesn't take much effort to make san francisco look scary. even play land at beach can give you the creeps. faze no wonder the city was alfred hitchcock's favorite. >> san francisco is the perfect setting for any great catastrophe. yet despite all of the real an cinematic craziness, san francisco survives, though as most