comm. koskinen: we are concerned about it. it is why i have been talking about it for the last two point a half years. what it gives us is the ability to find top-notch i.t. people and higher than what suitable back run checks -- higher them with suitable background checks without going through the whole process. these are all solid people. when you tell these people we are going to hire them, just sit around for three to six months and we will get back to you, needless to say, most of those people are not around when we come back. there are people willing to work through that process, but at the top of the heap, cyber security experts, people who have developed new technologies, they simply do not need to go through that entire process. if authority was provided in the restructuring act of 1998, we renew it every four years, it only applies to 40 slots, and we never use the full 40, but if we continue to lose people, by this time next year they will all be gone, and our ability to replace

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comm. koskinen: i think you need to get up -- mr. dodaro: i think you need to get the irs authority to assessment. ,hey need to have due process and set the standards and enforce them. the is a problem because irs's resource levels -- if we are going to rely on paid tax preparers to largely carry out unimportant function -- carry out an important function for the government, we need to make sure they are carrying out their responsibilities, and they can greatly leverage their needities, as opposed to a to beef up the irs. i have worked with some of your colleagues. federalually passed the cyber security enhancement act of 2015. established a program known as the einstein program. it enables national security agencies to identity cyber threats before they reach our federal agencies. i understand that it is now available to all federal agencies. thatl passed last year also made participation in the program mandatory for all federal civilian agencies. adopt einsteinrs and start receiving its p

bridgeton police chief did not respond to a request for comme comment. the officer in that case has been cleared of any criminal charges. bridgeton makes no admission of wrongdoing in the settlement. >>> things turned violent when a store employee tried to stop two suspected shoplifters in philadelphia. police want to find these two women. they say both women pull out steak knives on an employee at the five below in center city last friday. police say the employee followed the women outside to get back the stolen stuff and that's when they stabbed her in the neck and in the back. the two ran off and we do not know the condition who they stabbed. >>> fight between two men spilled out into the streets in newark, delaware. all over a sale of a car. newark police say they were called to normal street for reports of shots fired. police say caesar correll la on the left and william hannah on the right got into a fight the there. hannah apparently showed up to confront the other man. no word what was wrong with the sale of the car but police say things got phys

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that is on top of the 50 comm d commandos who have been there for the past several months. let's bring in cnn's atika shubert live from aertzen, germany. ati atika, what is the russian reaction to that? >> reporter: that will be a very interesting point. what we just got from the national security adviser ben rhodes, president obama will have 250 troops brought into syria. that brings the total up to 300. this is off the back of the 50 that were deployed a few months earlier. their job to advise and assist local forces on the ground. specifically syrian arab forces on the ground. a number of rebel factions there. you are right. there will be interesting reaction from the region and assad troops and russia. that will be the key reaction. we know russian air force has made all the difference in terms of the advancement of assad troops and gaining ground against isis. what we know over the last year or so, isis lost 20% of its territory. there have been gains by a number of groups and this troop increase is likely to be a way for the u.s. to consolidate gains. the question is

ents fromre are comm pacific west, saying intel results will likely meet that miss the midpoint -- will-- they arepoint saying there is going to be a contraction across the industry. intel is not down as much as some of the other semiconductor makers today. then, there is the case of lattice semiconductor. lattice recently had a lift after the china unicom took a 6% stake in the company. -- chairman said there is no it is a financial interest only, there is no intention to buy lattice, you can see how the stock has dropped. day. down 9% on the definitelyors weighing on matters today. it had a good run going into this week. david: julie hyman at the markets desk. coming up, my conversation with jeff koons. what he think's about the business side of art and his relationships with the people who collect his work. about the thinks business side of art and his relationships with the people who collect his work. ♪ david: this is "bloomberg markets." let's turn now to one of our bloomberg pursuits stories today. turns out you do not have to be a billionaire to own a jeff koons balloon dog scul

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management reiterated the new broad comm will hit that number within the next six quarters, perhaps soonerso they're either on schedule or ahead of schedule. but despite having these things going for it, this is the conundrum. the new broadcom limited tratds at 12.3 times earning estimates putting it at roughly the same valuation as intel oral nxpi, nxp semi. texas instruments sales for 18 times 27 earnings. that means the new broadcom is way too cheap. it deserves to trade at a premium to nxp and texas instruments thanks to it increased scale. it should train at a people are where up to intel which despite being a well run company, it's got way too much exposure to the endlessly declining personal computer business. the new broadcom should have an 18% growth rate. that means it should trade at 18 times earnings at the least and that could see this 157 dollar stock rallying up to $226. we're seeing 43% gain in the not too distant future. here's the bottom line. ahaving go's acquisition of broadcom is a fabulous merger. and while the stock is up 14%, i think it's got a lot more room to run.

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. >> a big part of this program is about creating a comm a real safe place. so for some of the families and their children who live in the transitional apartments, they offer several workshops, many of which are held just across the street. >> a lot of these kids come from broken families, they're coming from central america. maybe they're living with an aunt and uncle who they're just meeting for the first time. >> more than after school day care. the instructors lead an after-school curriculum. an instructional program available to every child in alexandria. >> we give them a safe environment to come to after school every afternoon. >> denise and her boys graduated from the program. her sons are consistently making honor roll and she's found success in her own career. now supporting her own family. she says it all started with finding that safe space. >> you have a safe place to put your head, lay your head down, that's half of the battle. >> in alexandria, david culver, news4. >>> we're looking at weather now. you know what, this just ain't right. that's a

seeing no other comme, any public comment on item 8? seeing none public comment is closed. commissioner peskin made a motion to amend, can we take that motion without objection? without objection the amendment is adopted. take item 8 same house same call? without objection that is the order. >> item 9 allocate $10,975,410 in prop k funds and $794,980 in prom aa funds with conditions with 6 requests to subject to attached fiscal year cash flow distribution schedules >> any questions or comments? seeing none, any public comment? seeing none, public comment is closed and can we take item 9 same house same call? without objection that will be theordser. item 10 >> item 10, update on u.s. department of transportation smart city challenge grants. this is information item. >> okay, i believe the mta will present on this mrs. chang? >> yes. [inaudible] >> tim papandreou should be here shortly. >> this is the last item on the agenda so-- >> i don't think i can give the entire presentation but i'll give it a try. this is a excited development and want to take a minute to brief you an

. >> opening it up for public comme comment. >> thank you for taking this off the commissioners, back to you. >> i - my concern a mandatory discretionary review i didn't think that should be on the consent calendar even though no neighborhood option my comment the second unit i looked at the plan and had a conversation with ms. tang the second one bedroom unit is the sort of basement if you look at the plans and the bedroom has apparently has no windows the plans i have that's how i reader it is up against the we'll hear from the department now. >> originally the elevators didn't that stop but according to ms. chang it stops there so open from the garage and there was a landing and i just my concern is what my concern the general public comment that is so-called second units are absorbed into single-family homes and you think you're getting housing but you're not getting housing and granted this house i looked at the the google architecture and can understand the problem but still affordable housing that is being demolished and i don't know that the place will be relatively quotes fro

looking at the victims of russian pagras who come to america having suffered horrendous atros fis comm -- atrocities against them. she made a distipgs b between economic migrants. by the way, your number is wrong. your number is wrong. it's not 77%. we know it's 61%. and that's a significant -- this is an uninterrupted moment. we'll have rebuttal time after this. and the radio hosts don't usually like that. but that's the case. your house has been blown up, your children have no food, no medicine, what are you exactly? you're ter fieingly running away from catastrophe and the vast numbers of syrians who displace 4 million of them internally displaced, since those who are escaping the hell of libya and somalia and afghanistan are fleeing exactly the monsters of islamo fascism that mark accurately describes. they're not their friends. they're not their secret co-conspirators. they're horrified. they're trying to get away from that culture. now it's fine to say well, in those days, and, you know, the reason actually why the new kol loss sus were not immediately put on the statue of libert

. >> opening it up for public comme comment. >> game-changer commissioners president middle polk neighborhoods associations we want to commend clarify something we're broadly supportive we think that is a great care and caution addition of 44 housing units to the housing stock we drafted and letter and want to make to observations regarding parking this project really seems to be going the opposite trends of several others projects supporting by this commission in that we're talking about a project the center of nob hill extremely triplets rich neighborhoods 3 cable car at the intersection multiple bus routes you can walk to san francisco's historic neighborhoods of chinatown, north beach the financial district, downtown so the question do we need 48 parking spaces we firmly believe that is xooefs question ask the zoning administrator for a reduction of parking requirements we firmly believe that 22 parking spaces will be appropriate the buyers of those condominiums many of which will be carless can rely on the wonderful public transit we have walking, seeing this is quack to work today and ta

. >> opening up for public comme comment. >> (calling names). >> if your name has been called feel freeplease approach the podium. >> thank you to the polarizing for the opportunity to speak i'm a homeowner on lansing past president of the hoa and active to the community and recognize the concerns of many of the residents that have significant concerns we think about deep flaws in the skyline and construction plans for - we have concerns of traffic loan the harrison corridor bans the information and meeting and contemporary one meeting with community resident those was a rushed meeting and virtually no conversation with the community about the designing and construction it became clear the developers are not talking about the negatively impacting on the congestion in the area by playing their pedestrian and garage entrances on first street and providing up until we are heard no leeway for cars this will create go eventually a huge traffic jam an first street if you see the jams on first street if we put pedestrian and garage indigents and cars stop trying to enter that garage space you

should you forces come under attack, with a defend themselves and defend their comme comrades? >> if who is attacked, i'm zydeco >> your forces. >> yes, they will defend themselves. >> if they get attacked by a sad -- -- isil. fight is focused on way from thehat start. >> north korea claimed to have successful test of the missile saturday. what is the assessment of if it was in fact a successful test chuckled >> you're still assessing the test conducted by north koreans. knowly what to place, we already that this was a inlation of human resolution -- the pursuit remains a significant concern. >> can you provide any to tells in the testing of the launch. assess thenue to launch itself. at this point, we cannot say exactly how best to characterize it other than it was a provocative act from the north koreans. we continue to assess what they did. it is only the latest that we think has been counterproductive. certainly nothing they have been doing in recent weeks will add to stability in the region. syria, or going into any of them have authority to call airstrikes chuckled >> aga

. >> thank you opening it up for public comm t comment. >> hi so i'm looking at all the data and i releasedou haven't counted any of the loss of pdr space i live on you don't cark streets loft composed not with only used for pdr use it is all luxury condo i live there i know it is from 5 hundred square feet so 14 or 15 hundred square feet between seven hundred thousand and one and a half million dollars again not one artist anywhere or pdr use in all your facts you've missed that type of stuff you've missed the illegal uses of housing and residential in all the loft luxury condos built throughout the eastern neighborhoods and additionally, we have huge moumentsz of losses of pdr on bryant nun is replaced the he will /* i- as we know the pdrs is illegal the baby beast think 19th street that has 11 square feet of pdr that same factory of building - it has about 35 jobs of guys that are working making furniture the gather started did business york his son and grandson are working with 35 other workers this is in front of you soon for 68 feet of luxury condos and the intent task mess on 151 sou

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. >>> the republican national comm committee is holding its spring meeting in florida. coming up at 12:30 p.m. eastern. florida governor rick scott addressing the gathering. at 2:00 p.m. eastern the rnc standing committee on rules meets to discuss the rules for this summer's national convention. you can see that meeting live here on cspan 3 at 2:00 p.m. eastern. >>> american history tv on cspan 3 this weekend. saturday evening at 6:00 on the civil war. a historian discusses the book the myth of the lost cause. he examines post war arguments made by former confederates seeking to justify their split from the union. among the disputes, including the reason it started and how it ended. >> suoutherners were dead, not justcologi casualies were dead result of the civil war. >> sunday morn aing at 10:00, t campaign of gary hart, we begin with the senator announcing his candidacy in denver and a new hampshire news conference where he faced questions about an alleged affair and then his announcement to withdraw from the race. sunday evening at 6:00. al smithsonian national portr

a far right group planned a comm demonstration and there was a counter demonstration.> we want it show you new video out this morning from the u.s. department of defense.it so department of defense. it shows recent coalition air strikes on isis targets in iraq. at the hit t they hit the administration building on mark 19 where reports say isis had been using a high tech lab to build bombs. and a compound in northern iraq was also targeted on march 23. >>> we expect the washington monument to be back open this morning. it has been closed since friday afternoon when an elevator broke down again. people had to walk down nearly 900 steps. the park service says a faulty power supply is to blame and that is the same problem that caused tuesday's shutdown. now, the monday uhe him has closed ten times in less than a year because of elevator issues. >>> transportation officials trying to mack your commute through the commonwealth a little smoother. as wtop is reporting, those officials are working on a transportation package aimed at decreasing gridlock particularly aroundte no

questions.bore we went public with numerous n requests we have made to metro o to have the general manager commr morning show to addresswd your questions and concerns directly those requests were tho repeated dell cleaned.le metro is make the generalthe n manager available after today'sa board meeting as melanie said td answer reporters questions.stio we'll there be we'll have crew and get as many answers as we can. also in the news this morningthr overnight barricade finally ovey to the relief of neighbors whobs were forced to evacuate their t homes during it. it happened on the east reidas vote in alexandria and lastedas about nine hours. fox5's annie yu was there when w it ended. end she joins us now live with whata happened. you were there for almost all o it annie how did it all play out? all plt >> reporter: well, it was a long night for law enforcement e and residents out here and wend were waiting around to see how s this unfolded.d. around 7:00 o'clock they didy make entry into the home and hoe found no one inside. iid i can tell that you east reid er avenue partially reopened butlyr t

that's kind of a strange comme comment. staff's not paid by the hour. they're paid each day.i would hope that they could squeeze into their busy schedules enough time to look at a supreme court nominee. offering our advice and consent on a supreme court nomination is what the taxpayers want us to do. look at polls all over america. that's our job. i find it ridiculous, probably better descriptions but i find it ridiculous that the very senator who continues to use the judiciary committee to wage a political war on secretary hillary clinton dares to claim -- es -- dares to claim he's trying to save taxpayers' dollars. where was he. where was his concern for misusing taxpayer funds while his committee continues to waste millions of dollars on partisan opposition research of a presidential candidate? that's not their job. where was the penny pinching when the judiciary committee used senate funds and senate staff to investigate former clinton staffers? for example, asking for maternity leave records. maternity leave records, time seats, anything -- sheets, anything they could to

it's 40 degrees now.ees so temperatures continue to comm on up. up.least we're going in the rye direction for most of you. gaithersburg 37. you were like 27 this morning early.earl dulles is 38 now. n it was way down below freezing f out there as well. as a matter of fact, everybodyr was downof below freezing excepc we were a little warmer here ine town. expect this. ex mostly sunny by 11am we're 49 degrees.49 2:00 o'clock not bad a littletle breezy, 55.eezy 55. and we're going to make it up tt 56 by 5:00 o'clock or so but tht high temperature today willil briefly get up to about 58 or8 o so. some of you may be touching 60 degrees before it's all saidi and done late this afternoon.ern a lot of warm air out to the the west. jet stream is way up. up buckled with high pressure u there. and so what we -- what we gett g over here is we're living in thn trough and that allows the coldd air to spill in.spil so we've got the cold air now. n we got more cold air coming form the weekend it looks really chilly saturday and sunday backk 10, 15 degrees below zero

about met tree here in the d.c.c region and in your state of virginia.in you know we saw this report comm wee know all about the inter mixing between the feds and the local l officials in dealing with metro. metro has been shut down thet d system. trying to address needs to, repairs noun the fta comes outeo with a report saying there are even more things to take care f of. what are your thoughts on that? >> i call it jaw droppingrog because just when you thought, t you know, it couldn' in terms of the state of maintenance and safety, it did.. and that's really what the ftaef report represents. threat tow has been allowed tod decline.dein there has been culture of indifference to reliability,ia customer service and especially safety that has put people's ppl lives at risk, and god bless ths new general manager but he's go' an enormous task ahead of him, h and i'm going to be as supportive as i can be but i i think we can't succeed by sweeping problems under the rugr and the fta was yet another reminder of how critical some of the maintenance problems reallye are at metro.. >> well, those p

everybody knew exactly what ted cruz m meant, anybody with comm sense new new york is a very liberalrictest gun laws. stuart: i have to cle but if i i in a fight i want you on my side. >> i want you on my side too. stuartrt: thanks verery much. more varney in a moment. stuart: we took it to the last second, my time is up, neil, it is yours. of the 20 sullivan sues, interest rates are coming down again, you know the drill when stocks selloff, bonds and treasury bills look very attractive and rates are coming dodown a little bit in and out 6 week lows but the story for the timing seems to be this nonotion that we could be in foa worrisome quarter of earnings, not only expected to contract about 8% on average, you heard that before but it would continue a string g of such developments for the fourth quarter in a row. we keep a close eye on that. in our neck of the woods i can see new york

she has been vice commander of air comm of that command and a list of other important assignments so thank you. general scaparrotti, if confirmed you'll be command of the european command. you'll be asked to consider a diverse array of challenges in the u.n. security environment, including flows emanating from the conflicts in the middle east, north africa, the ongoing refugee crisis and the potential stabilizing effects and aggressive behavior in russia, which the chairman has very accurately and thoughtfully pointed out. ou will see a shift in europe. along with our nato partners, we will be adding investments to deter russian activities. the committee looks forward to your views on these and other complex issues. you'll also continue the important work that ucomm is doing with the ukrainian government to strengthen ukraine's capacity to defend itself. the committee would benefit again from your views in this regard. and general robinson, if confirmed, your job will comprise defending the homeland which ultimately is the most important mission we have. including against such threat

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that was briefly touched on in the operations comm and i hear the commissioner saying this is a problem, but we'll live with it. i don't think we should live with it. i think we -- -- rec and park and harbor to collect that. i don't think the financial analysis was really done correctly on that. when rec and parks decided to accept $10,000 a year. it's much more valuable than that. it's more $10,000 a month. and i think the project is lovely. but price it correctly. the other thing that is going to happen here, the folks from marina middle school, who are parking there for free are not paying the $2 an or whatever it is, but moving further into the harbor parking and those getting squeezed with parking availability will have much less of it if this project is done in this system. what we asked for a waiver on any paid parking by berth holders if they find they need to park over here, the same way spots are taken over there. it's a reasonable offset, but right now the users of the harbor are getting nothing from the project, but more pressure on the harbor. it's a simpgive bac and to tak

anything else that pops up aheae of these showers that could comm across the city.it so, yes, there'swe have a spottye hashower around this morningng between nine and 11:00 but it it won't be a big deal. bigl. okay? 72 degrees at 11 a.m. 75 or so by later on thisn t afternoon with some scattered sa showers maybe even a thunderstorm, too.. we'll top out today at a high oo 78. >> all right. even with limited sunshine itd u still will be warm out there. >> it's sticky this morning. mog >> it is muggy. >> moving to our traffic a lotra of updates for you.. d.c. police traffic lettingti everyone know this is where bobb is live with breaking news.g ne. closure on tunlaw between 39etw9 many and 42nd street for thathat active investigation.tion to get around that this morning if you're headed in glover parka use new mexico avenue tonue garfield street to fox hole roao or you can always use calvertvet street to wisconsin.scnsin but watch for a lot of extra exa traffic this morning as you makm your way out in glover park.ark. those secondaries are definiteln crowded.ded also mark brady tweeting

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. >> opening it up for public comme comment. >> thank you for taking this off the commissioners, back to you. >> i - my concern a mandatory discretionary review i didn't think that should be on the consent calendar even though no neighborhood option my comment the second unit i looked at the plan and had a conversation with ms. tang the second one bedroom unit is the sort of basement if you look at the plans and the bedroom has apparently has no windows the plans i have that's how i reader it is up against the we'll hear from the department now. >> originally the elevators didn't that stop but according to ms. chang it stops there so open from the garage and there was a landing and i just my concern is what my concern the general public comment that is so-called second units are absorbed into single-family homes and you think you're getting housing but you're not getting housing and granted this house i looked at the the google architecture and can understand the problem but still affordable housing that is being demolished and i don't know that the place will be relatively quotes fro

excellent members who are working hard, such as my dear friend donald payne, the ranking member of the comm on emergency preparedness. we work together to ensure that south america prepared. carrying this zika mosquito has potential for being here in the united states and creating havoc among pregnant women and possibly others. what is our task? it is, mr. speaker, to do our job and to prepare the american people. we owe that to the great and wonderful people of this nation. to the mothers and fathers expecting that bundle of joy. we owe that to all of them. with that, mr. speaker, i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the entlelady yields back. under the speaker's announced policy of january 6, 2015, the chair recognizes the gentleman from texas, mr. gohmert, for 30 minutes. mr. gohmert: thank you, mr. speaker. it's an interesting time, ometimes i think about the literary quote, these are the times that try men's souls. but there have been trying times before, and there will be again. but our congress continues to be urged to do things that sound like a great solution, sound like a good,