andy levy filling.elcome in. welcome to red eye, hello, i'm tv's andy levy. welcome to red eye. welcome to red eye i'm tv's andy levy. >> tom shillue: those were good episodes. >> andrew levy: i liked those. >> you were out a lot. you don't think it had any correlation to why the show's ending? >> andrew levy: you have a book coming out soon, don't you? >> tom shillue: yes, great timing. >> andrew levy: shouldn't you have waited to cancel the show until after the book came out? >> how are you going to plug it? >> andrew levy: it seems kind of dumb. >> tom shillue: red eye was purely a vehicle to plug my book. >> andrew levy: oh, we know. i'm doing your show when the book comes out. >> i canceled you, why do i need you now? it's not like i can get your viewers, you don't have any viewers. >> andrew levy: hey, greg, we're still going to do the podcast. >> absolutely. >> andrew levy: another, do we have time for one more clip? let's roll it. >> andrew, you pointed out correctly i think that infidelity tops

according to a grand jury report, the so-called levy organization headed by a man named raphael levi illegally obtained 1,000 fraudulent pennsylvania license plates >> our office today filed charges against 12 persons and 14 businesses that operated a major, major organized crime ring here in the commonwealth of pennsylvania. >> josh shapiro explained that this sophisticated process began with submitting forged documents to penndot to obtain license plates. according to the report, those phony plates would then be rented out for $400 a month >> to people who wanted them specifically to evade law enforcement, evade paying ez pass, and evade paying tolls and

according to a grand jury report, the so-called levy organization headed by a man named raphael levi illegally obtained 1,000 fraudulent pennsylvania license plates >> our office today filed charges against 12 persons and 14 businesses that operated a major, major organized crime ring here in the commonwealth of pennsylvania. >> josh shapiro explained that this sophisticated process began with submitting forged documents to penndot to obtain license plates. according to the report, those phony plates would then be rented out for $400 a month >> to people who wanted them specifically to evade law enforcement, evade paying ez pass, and evade paying tolls and

levy, the seminal case in this -- should i go through parker v. levy, or not? >> i think it's a good idea. >> parker v. levy is the court case elevated to the status of a seminal case, because the supreme court takes so few cases. but it also happens that parker v. levy is a critical case, because it stands for the proposition that the same constitution applies to both military and civilian society, but it can apply in a different manner in military context. the case involves a doctor, a dermatologist, as a matter of fact, during the vietnam context who was, one, refusing to train certain soldiers to deploy to vietnam for which he was charged with disobedience of an order, but also for speaking to the soldiers he was training and urging them not to support the united states, to support the military, not to deploy. and this was, obviously, a verbal expression of his views, and it was a political expression of his views, and one thing we know from the book of first amendment law is the first amendment is particularly protective of political speech as a backbone o

professor levy: ok. in our lecture on the great depression, i talked about the origins of any financial crisis, it is always important to look at the resolution to the last crisis. when we think about the great recession, we have two moments of origin. first is the 1970's, the crisis of industrial capitalism and thinking about whether or not the american economy has gotten out of that crisis. we have been talking about this. the second point of origin i think is the late 1990's, the new economy, and how the bubble crash sets a pattern that goes across the 2000's. so we ended our last lecture with alan greenspan before congress in 1998. it is in the midst of the new economy euphoria. here is what he said. you read this, but i will read it out loud. "in short, our economy is still enjoying a virtuous cycle, in which, in the context of subdued inflation and generally supportive credit conditions, rising equity values are providing impetus for spending and in turn the expansion of output, employment and prod

let's bring in nbc bay area colin resch joins from us levi stadium. colin take it away. >> reporter: hey guys, yeah i can't hear you guys hopefully you're hearing me kind of loud in here. the niners just informed me over 10,000 fans in attendance for the annual draft party. this happening right now. and from the 25 to 30 people i talked to it's a consensus, new general manager john lynch the guy deserves a plus fwrad for first ever pick with the franchise. now no surprise the niners traded the second overall pick. what is the surprise is what they got in return from the chicago bears the moved down one spot to third overall getting additional third and fourth rountd picks in this draft plus another third rounder next year with the third overall stanford defense every rubio lineman thomas the highest niners drafted a defense every player. this thomas is a beast. should give the niners a formidable front four for years to come. the key for the niners fan. the stock piling of picks. as we know, a two and 14 team last year they brought in a new coach, new

[laughter] >> i'm sorry, i am a andy levy fan.n enough and didn't thank me and i'm at the end of the show. >> tom: what should we do about this? >> the other thing they said is some organizations don't want to say he or she because that could be offensive so they say they for everything, which is grammatically incorrect. they means more than one person. >> you say it. >> or -- i understand that this is a fine line that this is a group telling journalists that this is something they're going to adopt, but also the rest of the world, we all feel like the pc police are all over us all the time. >> tom: john, are you ever offended when someone calls you john are anything like that? >> i'm not offended when someone calls me a person of color. a martian comes down and watch as americans, they want to see what were like, they would see not christianity is hourly religion, they would see antiracism as a person's religion, this idea that somebody sits there and say that ethnic as a slur because it normalizes whiteness, last time i checked

. >>> and this is the 49ers draft party at levi's stadium. we're just minutes away now from a crucial decision for the pooch of the san francisco 49ers. will they select someone with the number two pick in the draft a, or are they going the make a last-minute trade? a live report coming up momentarily. >>> plus -- >> united deserves some credit for circling back and making good on the situation. >> making good. coming up next, united airlines lays tout changes it is making in the wake of a passenger being dragged off of a flight and caught on video. one of the changes, thousands of dollars for people bumped from flights. >>> it's warm out there today. temperatures in the mid and upper 70s. windy along the coast with gusts at the airport up to 35 miles per hour. warmer tomorrow. i will have the forecast. see you back here. >>> united airlines is moving quickly to put a pr disaster behind it. dr. david dao, the passenger who was dragged off a fleet after refusing to give up his seat has settled one night for an undisclosed amount of mon neigh.

levy talking about the various scenarios. he pointed out clearly if you were to get a surprise in the form of a mr. melenchon and marine le pen making it to the final round that would be a nightmare scenario. but mr. levy, like many business leaders, are optimistic that that will not prevail. >> nancy, sterling work as always. thank you very much for that. >>> speaking of sterling, let's look at what the pound is doing against the u.s. dollar. we saw that big spike two days ago on the back of the unexpected announcement of the snap elections june 8th. james andrews is the head of investment management and joins us now. you said you thought that move in the pound sterling was counter intuitive. a lot of people thought the snap elections will lead to a softer brexit. you don't think so. why is that? >> i guess i'm coming from a slightly different perspective in terms of we're headquartered in leeds rather than london. there are a few more brexiters up there than here. and we have to look at manifesto. but clearly there are peop

according to a grand jury report, the so-called levy organization headed by a man named raphael levi illegally obtained 1,000 fraudulent pennsylvania license plates >> our office today filed charges against 12 persons and 14 businesses that operated a major, major organized crime ring here in the commonwealth of pennsylvania. >> josh shapiro explained that this sophisticated process began with submitting forged documents to penndot to obtain license plates. according to the report, those phony plates would then be rented out for $400 a month >> to people who wanted them specifically to evade law enforcement, evade paying ez pass, and evade paying tolls and parking tickets along the way. >> shapiro said these plates racked up about $1 million in fees in and around pennsylvania. while earning an additional million by washing car titles of loans, rolling back owe dom meters, falsifying insurance policies and creating fake driver's license >> to live in the lap of luxury and feed their appetite for agreed >> largely paid for by taxpayers, he hopes this report should highlight changes so

according to a grand jury report, the so-called levy organization headed by a man named raphael levi illegally obtained 1,000 fraudulent pennsylvania license plates >> our office today filed charges against 12 persons and 14 businesses that operated a major, major organized crime ring here in the commonwealth of pennsylvania. >> josh shapiro explained that this sophisticated process began with submitting forged documents to penndot to obtain license plates. according to the report, those phony plates would then be rented out for $400 a month >> to people who wanted them specifically to evade law enforcement, evade paying ez pass, and evade paying tolls and parking tickets along the way. >> shapiro said these plates racked up about $1 million in fees in and around pennsylvania. while earning an additional million by washing car titles of loans, rolling back owe dom meters, falsifying insurance policies and creating fake driver's license >> to live in the lap of luxury and feed their appetite for agreed >> largely paid for by taxpayers, he hopes this report should highlight changes so

levi stadium on the right side of your screen and the oakland coliseum on the left. big day for sports fans and certainly for nfl fans tonight because this evening it's here, the start of the nfl draft and the 49ers, in case you haven't heard, pick second in the draft. the raiders are selecting 24th. fans from both teams are holding draft parties and the niners event happens at levi stadium. the raiders event is at the fox theater in oakland. man, a busy time right now. a live look at at&t park where fans were rocking last night. what happened on that field could be just the medicine the giants need right now. they were kind of reeling, no more. two home runs the comeback against the dodgers. there's one of them. that's the newest giant, christian arroyo, first game up. >> hello. >> good-bye. exactly. the second one, a familiar face, michael morse, just brought back to the giants. he tied the game up with that home run and again here is the game winner, hunter pence with a little sac fly to left field just deep enough to get the run home. giants win this one in extra

it was a party at levi stadium tonight.now about 10,000 people showed up tonight. >> they were cheering wildly. >> crazy. >> the 49ers didn't disappoint. they wheeled and dealed and smiled at the end. collin refresh joins us from niners draft hq. >> reporter: in his first draft as the new general manager of the 49ers, john lynch held nothing, about, wheeling and dealing until the end of round one. the result, two coveted first round picks. and the stockpiling of additional picks. >> to be able to go through this draft and in the first day actually add some picks which was a huge goal of us and to get two players of the caliber we did was exciting. >> reporter: instead of picking second overall they picked third taking stanford defensive lineman solomon thomas who in a conference call said it was the surprise of my life. then it was ruben fosser with the 31st pick. >> when i think of solomon, i think of speed and quickness and disruption. ruben foster, he's my kind of player. he plays sideline to sideline. and he will hit an

levy: yo diría que sí, de cierta forma, pero lo hemos enfrentado de modo efectivo.mas de vigilancia más sofisticados para monitorear las actividades en todas las escuelas. teresa: una cámara puede captar ciertas cosas, pero no necesariamente un tipo de arma que esté en una mochila escondida. ¿cómo hacen para dirigirse a ese problema? carlos: hacemos chequeos con nuestros detectores de metales de manera random. teresa: las revisiones son al azar, aunque sanchez asegura que la información más valiosa típicamente viene de los mismos estudiantes, maestros y otros trabajadores en la escuela. teresa: ¿cuán fácil es introducir un arma en las escuelas? antonio: en la mochila, en el zapato, en el calzoncillo lo pueden llevar, pero si hay detectores, tal vez solo en un descuido del security. yo por ejemplo me metí muchas veces con un cuchillo. teresa: ¿y cómo lo metías? antonio: cuando ellos iban a revisar algo, yo solo lo ponía a un lado, se lo daba a alguien para otro lado y ya pasaba. teresa: a su vez, los padres de keyla critican al sistema escolar de permitir que estudia

contends the commission lax the power to levy fines for b.a.r.t.aking rules. >> $500,000 would go a long way foor b.a.r.t. >> it b.a.r.t. prevails it could weaken state safety enforcement says jerry hill. >> it shouldn't be spent on attorneys trying to fight the puc at the same time they're fighting them trying to undermine the puc's safety ability and their responsibility as a safety body. they should get -- get over it. move forward, and forget the defending themselves. because you can't defend yourself when you're -- when you're wrong. >> the judge in the regulatory case could rule any day now on whether b.a.r.t. should be fined. jackson vaned derricken, nbc bay area news. >>> late this afternoon b.a.r.t. september aus statement it reads in part the expenditures are reasonable and fiscally responsible in the light of the cpuc's unsubstantiated claims and allegations. >>> we are learning new information about a deadly shooting spree in fresno that was we've been talking about. the city's police chief talking the past 20 minutes he says the motive

these levies get removed and crimped by government policy.e shorter headwinds on policy but this but the economy of this region on a much more sustainable footing. they have to become more reflective of the slower growth environment and we are finding of the areas of the economy. by 00 banks a factor used you should buy -- you should buy? >> they are highly capitalized. the other parts of the emerging complex. there is now much less pressure on nonperforming loans given the repayments under the traffic sector. we view that as being highly average to an interest rate environment. he much so. they're very specific opportunities that we are buying. shery ahn: how much of a big n?al is the ms cie is as formative in terms of bringing the equity market close. over tracked actively by $2 trillion. the global markets are tracked by over $11 trillion. significant --it significant equity flows and strong investment returns. shery ahn: should we be belying -- lighting into saudi arabia and kuwait before they get benchmarks?these >> history of the inclus

the property in the 1830's would be bought by a man by the name of uriah levy, who was one of the first naval officers of jewish faith in the united states. family begand his the process of tracking down some of the original objects of the home, and in 1923, it was and theny's nephew, named jefferson munro levy, who sold this property to the thomas jefferson foundation, which antinues to own monticello as nonprofit museum and has since 1923. one of the things that we are striving to bring back here to the guest experience at monticello is a sense that monticello is more than just this house on the hill. the house is incredibly well preserved, and we want people to walk in jefferson's footsteps, but we also want them to understand that monticello had nearly 200 people living here during jefferson's time and that most of them were enslaved, and so over the past several years, we have been working to restore the landscape of slavery to monticello, so when you walk outside the house, you look down on mulberry row, and you can understand there was a center of industry and enslaved life there

surveillance video shows her truck driving to a levy and then into an orchard. the truck was found there the next morning and investigators spotted a single pair of footprints leaving the truck and yeoman's cell phone. yeoman is a student at yuba college and her fellow classmates are worried. >> it makes me worried to go around by myself at night, she se seemed like she had a good head on her shoulders. >> investigators say owe's moth -- yeoman's mothers received text messages saying she was alive and had been kidnapped but officers could not trace the source. >>> the man accused of killing a richmond mother in front of her young children wis in custody. they caught up to dushan mcbride. he was still driving his silver mercedes which had unexplained bullet holes he surrendered and told reporters police had the wrong man. the parents say their daughter was the suspect's ex-girlfriend and had been trying to get away from him for months. while they're relieved an arrest has been made. they're still trying to come to grips with what happened, their daughter killed a

in the constitution of the very first powers the constitution gives to congress is to levy taxes. guest: one of the things about taxation is it puts you in the game. thisves you a sense that government belongs to you. we saw that at the tax march this weekend. people wearing shirts saying, you work for us. they have chipped in the money that pays for civil servants and public officials. is vanessauest williamson. are you proud to pay your taxes? (202) 748-8001 republicans. (202) 748-8000 democrats. independents. caller: i am proud to pay some taxes. i'm proud that i could do it i don't get food stamps. my problems are not the governments. if al sharpton would pay is $5 million he owes that would help a little bit. we need to put back the tax on food stamps. people get $1000 in food stamps and they keep having kids. why do people on welfare -- why are they allowed if they can't feed one or two kids they have why do they keep having five or six more knowing they can't feed and depend on their fellow taxpayers to pay for it. we have people committing suicide because they can't get me

the levy only affects employers with £3 million of more. boost skills and quality and pay in the rest of the country and that's why we are calling for a skills levy where some of the money will be devolved to local areas to invest in local training. so difficult to get it right, isn't it? more from me after seven. fans have bought it in their millions, musicians the world over have talked about its lasting influence and it's been voted the most important album of all time by rolling stone magazine. sergeant pepper's lonely hearts club band was recorded by the beatles 50—years ago and all this week on breakfast we're taking a fresh listen to the album widely considered a ‘musical masterpiece'. 0ur arts editor will gompertz has been to abbey road studios where it was recorded. #we # we hope you enjoy the show. # we hope you enjoy the showm # we hope you enjoy the show. it was the time of sergeant pepper. according to the guys, what we should do, make this record now under another persona. we will be this other band. it will free us. the idea

paul levy and jerry sweeney have been pushing this constitutional amendment uphill.y've gotten it through the legislature on one occasion. they need to do another pass and then to the voters. and lo and behold, the chamber of commerce comes out against it. and what the sweeney-levy proposal will do is to create a tax structure that helps us create jobs. hopefully the chamber will revisit their position. >> all right. want to thank you all for coming in on this holiday weekend, spending some time with us. and certainly want to thank you at home as well. for all of us here at 6abc action news, i'm brian taff. if you believe, have a blessed sunday. for the rest of you, enjoy the rest of your weekend. >> happy easter. ♪ >> i'm nydia han along with gray hall. >> coming up on "action news," churches big and small area christians celebrate easter, the day the bible said jesus arrows from the dead. >>> at the vatican pope francis asks people of all faith to remember those who are suffering. >> vice president mike pence begins a ten day trip to reassure asian allies by making

who does the government expect will be levying fines, initiating cases against the government for airhes? i agree with the honourable gentleman again that this is a very significant and serious issue, and ifind it rather distasteful that he would suggest the only reason we might be motivated as a government to deal with this is because of the threat of eu fines. we absolutely intend to deal with the issues, to make sure that the air is cleaner for the people of our country and to ensure that we are the generation that leaves our environment in a better state than we found it. cani can i encourage her to look at the article in this week's british medical journal, article in this week's british medicaljournal, which barely sets out the growing evidence for the benefits of active commuting, particularly by bicycle, and to encourage asked to get britain's cycling. she has been dragged to the house to make this statement. she has been putting off major decisions right across the future of her department on all those important issues. but can i put the record straight? just on the fact, my

that is what canada's foreign affairs ministers calling the lumber levy. matt: very much looking forward to that conversation considering how hot this story is right now. you look at futures. we are looking at slight gains, the price looks better on the wti screen. after little gains yesterday, they jump on monday. we are looking for gains again today. check out the bund spread from treasuries. .96 going back to 1999. if you zoom in since then, you can see that we have come down substantially and we are now down below 2 again for the second time. the spread is getting thinner between buns and treasuries. guy: whether we will see that tighten up significantly, it is something we will watch carefully. money is flying into european assets right now but mainly equities. we will talk about on throughout the program. new zealand up nicely overnight. the nikkei up 1.1% in asia. many of the european markets strongly bid. off itsnese yen is highs. why do you need a safety trade went through one happy about the direction of travel of their long equities? there are s

. >> rose: we conclude with bernard henri-levy, the french filmmaker and author whose most recent film is called "the battle of mosul." >> the famous question in 1943 in america, why do we come back, why do we fight. the kurds ask the same question and they say we fight for freedom. we fight for america. we fielt for france. we might gengs jihadism. and this is a great thing to see. most they are devouted muslim, pious mus lum, try muslim fighting against radical islam 6789 this is a great experience and great proof that the battle is not between the west and the rest. >> rose: tom done illon, ian bremmer and bernard henri-levy when we continue. funding for charlie rose is provided by the following: >> and by bloomberg, a provider of multimedia news and information services worldwide. captioning sponsored by rose communications from our studios in new york city, this is charlie rose. >> rose: we begin with the chinese american summit in florida. chinese president xi jinping arrived there earlier today for a highly anticipated meeting with president trump. st the first by lateral meetin

the bio pique. >> this is fourth square with andy levy. kennedy: and andy taxes seems so much easier. >> set aside the dysfunction and incompetence we have seen so far. you can look at their own words from not that throng ago in gary cohn said i don't know if it's august or not. so they were telegraphing this was not going to happen in august. so this is not in the least bit a surprise. kennedy: i don't know what's going on with the president. who survived and who flounders here? >> i believe when all is said and done sean spicer will be the last man standing. kennedy: i think he's the tortoise here and everyone is the hare. you know what they say, drive for show, putt for dough. the new dnc chairman tom perez joined bernie sanders at the first stop on the party's contact fight back tour which deserves a comma somewhere. the party in maine booed the new head of the dnc. >> maybe you came because you are curious about the new dnc chairman and the future of the democratic policy [booing] kennedy: democrats like to say opposition to donald tr

details are sparse but there is a one-off levy absorbed.ussianisters to meet counterparts to push for production curves the on june. 12 -- welcome to "bloomberg markets". a caution, not surprising as we talk about the boj. goe a look at the gmm function, you can see the mckay nikkai is consolidating. saying,eeing the and warning signals on the index. you are seeing chinese equity markets continue to fall. the declines, gdp data showing economic growth accelerating in the first quarter. being helped by a cheaper one, still on the market there pessimistic. crude it down .5% after two days of gains. in vectors weighing expanding crude reduction against easing bloated inventory. we do have treasuries falling animation trading. markets across asia remain a little bit mixed. it is all to do with president trump. expected, not much details when it comes to that tax reform plan. anchor: that is exactly right. the hypothesis worked in this case, he did telegraph he will announce something on taxes. orchids were disappointed we did not get more detai

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city disputes that arguing the tax is levied on distributors.m the tax funds universal pre-k and other programs in philadelphia. >>> today the jury will hear the first full day of testimony in the trial of accused cop cockpiter eric frein. trial is happening in pike county. jury chosen in chester county. prosecutors say frein ambushed state troopers in 2014 killing one trooper and wounding another. frein has pleaded not guilty. >> later this morning, hard rock officials will reveal more about that plan to turn the old taj mahal into the atlantic city into hard rock hotel and casino. hard rock has said it will buy the taj for more than $300 million and plans to open next year and employee around 3,000 people. >>> good morning, everyone. jessica boyington with the check of the roads and schuylkill expressway to start. right around montgomery drive. seeing slow downs here on eastbound side. police activity involving another car. just in the middle of one of the off-ramps and the ramp is still getting by. so are the lanes. still see delays here. dis

truth, righ ♪ >> andy: welcome to "red eye," hello everyone, i am tvs andy levy billion for tom shilluelet's check in with the dave smith the "red eye" tease deck. >> dave: when will people realize you can't unmask trump? it's not a clown mask, that's just how he looks. a restaurant sees a rise in sales after a band's children from attending, now we could just place the same ban on movie theaters, the subway and any place i happen to be, what a world we would live in. finally, a truck driver admits to using crystal meth, and lsd to drive a nonstop from seattle to massachusetts. if you ask me, that's a waste of a good high. >> andy: i hope she doesn't interrupt herself with breaking news, its fox news anchor jackie ibanez. there is no i in team but there is to set eyes on the panel, comedian paul hooper. he loves it free speech, so we don't pay him. matt welch. and his favorite part of being a cab driver is the casual racism. sitting right next to me, comedian jimmy failla. all right, little bit of "red eye" news here. tom shillue went to sing barbershop with his buddy jimmy fallon for t

the rock's freedom to levy lower taxes is resented by madrid, which wants a say in gibraltar‘s futurew have any say in it. gibraltar is not a bargaining chip in these negotiations. gibraltar belongs to the gibraltarians and we want to stay british. nothing is going to change that. nobody is going to gut our soul by taking away our british sovereignty. the row over the rock is another brexit complication. every eu state has to approve the brexit deal but spain was taken aback after a senior tory compared the row to the falklands war in the 1980s. translation: it is obvious that in this case — europe and gibraltar — the traditional, british phlegm has been noteable for its absence. today, theresa may calmed the tone of a dispute which had tilted into farce. the notion of a war with spain was always wildly implausible but that dispute goes on and britain will need all the goodwill it can get if it is to get a good deal on brexit. the mission of developing relations outside the european union is vital. the prime minister will carry on with that mission tomorrow. there will be more cash to

so if we can sort of take a middle path and do something like may be raised slightly the levy limit while also allowing city governments to hold some sort of rainy fund balance as an insurance policy, using the increase in increment, that would be wonderful i think. >> andrew, coming to you again, you came in 2008, looking back in retrospect, would you pursue different revenue or spending policies as a means of better dealing with the crisis wax are you pretty satisfied with what you guys did? >> i'm happy with how we managed it. a lot of talk about rainy day funds. i'm proud we didn't touch ours throughout those years of extremely painful budgets. that was partly because we had very strict policies around what we call budget stabilization reserve. it could only be used during a fiscal year when you have unexpected loss of revenue or emergency expenditures. and we did in fiscal 2010 in particular, we had to midyear rounds of budget cuts because of some state actions. but we stayed away from tapping the reserve. we made the difficult choices. we knew that would be helpful to us in the long

so this will call for a process of bonding or putting up credit or cash to make sure that when we levyllect it. sandra: second executive order calls on commerce department which you had and u.s. trade representatives to report to identify every possible u.s. trade deficit. >> right. there's never been a systematic appropriation country by country and major product by major product and in some cases t innocent, for example, we import some oil because we don't produce enough for our own -- sandra: for now. >> for the moment. you can't blame anybody for that but there's a lot that's due to cheating, there's a lot that's due to dumping, there's a lot to do with subsidies that are illegal and a lot of things that are not inherent in free trade. sandra: is having a trade deficit a bad thing? >> well, i think so. think about it this way. americans would consume about the same amount of product whether they were made here or overseas. if they're made here, it creates american jobs. if they're immediate overseas, it creates jobs somewhere else. sandra: as far as the future of nafta, what does t

he says levies and dams have caused the problem.install gates on levies to river waters can flood during the winter for the fish to feed. >> what we've been showing out here the rice fields in the by pass can grow food for people in the summer and food for fish in winter. >> he says his dream is to see these fields teaming with life year-round, a paradise for people and the fish. >> this is about the best office one could hope for. >> nbc bay area behrens. >> lots of water in the rice field lots of water what we had this year. >> yes. >> record breaking amount. now in the sierra finally managed last night to clip the record but it stood since 1982, 1983 epic year for rainfall and sierra snow. here is the number we surpassed given the prescription between mount shafta, the southern end of cascades towards highway 50 in the sierra, number on the right you see 89.7. the index much higher than the 50 on average and above the 88.5 we saw in 82, 83 you compare that number to last two years you see what a difference it makes especially int

throughout the state of california wherever there are places levied up. believe me. they're concerned about this it could be very high water coming. >> talk about extremes we go five years without snow and rain and now this. >>> something interesting about california is that there is probably no other landscape on earth that has been engineered more by human beings. from the gold rush to the water projects, to the logging of the timber so, like tommy said, think about this the largest lake west of the mississippi bigger than lake tahoe it was huge. i read a lot of california history in 1886 they had a big wet year in sacramento that flooded but, they were telling stories of taking a boat from bakersfield, from bakersfield all the way to sacramento. a boat, the whole valley flooded. so, it is just interesting and the landscape has been altered quite a bit. what we are starting to see now is the oroville dam, things start to fail when you get these massive amounts of rain above what we typically get. it is a good thing it is the end of the rain season, in the bay area,

. >> levi, you look like a happy camper today.e to believe that you were happy with the rally as well. help usnd here what is your biggest fear when it comes to the environment right now? >> well, my biggest fear is that if climate change continues, i live on a barrier island in florida and there has been lots of dune erosion. and if the dune keeps eroding, then the sea turtles won't have a place to nest. that would be a really big problem. and also there has been way more wildfires than there has been normally. >> so kelsey, when you listen to what his concerns are, help people who don't understand maybe what human causes are doing to the environment, help them understand what we can do to alleviate his fears and to turn things around. >> every day action from all people is necessary and, of course, when we talk about addressing climate chaos, we are looking at a systemic shift, a paradigm shift that is necessary. you know, part of our case is looking at evidence that our government, our federal government who are literally elect

ran for 2,000 yards 13 touchdowns and finished his collegiate career at levi's stadium running for overard and a score. the niners got louisiana tech receiver. in the sixth san francisco took mississippi jones and utah's pinu, got it. miami's safety adrian colbert was selected in the 7th round. >> i'm proud to say with the 129th pick in the 2017 draft the oakland raiders select david sharp. >> that's governor brian sandoval announcing from their future home in las vegas. sharp is 6'6", 300 pound offensive lineman from florida. in the fifth round took linebacker lee. and washington state safety luani. alabama state offensive tackle. north carolina running, hood. and toledo offensive tackle. hanson picked by the jets in the fourth round last season he had more than 1200 yards receiving and 11 touchdowns. his teammate was taken by the titans in the seventh round. >>> it's a's are in houston trying to snap a five-game losing streak. let's go to minute maid park. j.j. watt with the first pitch. andrew getting k or correa to c belt ran -- no doubter into the right field stands, second of the

so the question is what is the best way that lets companies make smart decisions but levy the same amounts of tax on shareholders. that's something i would encourage government to think through based on this athat is. ultimately the voters' job is to hold government accountable for the deef significances it makes. maria: stay with us steve ballmer. we have a lot more to discuss on "wall street week." >> announcer: microsoft legend steve ballmer was an industry leader for 30 years. would he do it any different today? >> when i joined we were at $5 million revenue, when i left it was roughly $80 billion. maria: we are back with technology titan steve ballmer. you are like a founder of microsoft. i know you weren't the co-for under. but when you got there what were there, 30 employees? steve: 30. maria: you oversaw this growth of microsoft. you were there 35 years. ceo for 13 years. how has microsoft grown in your view and where does growth happen next. not to have you comment on your old company and what the correct o is doing now. steve: when i joined we were at $5 million a year in revenue

> spending a lot of time in virtual world can lead to serious problems in the real world >> doctor levicializes in hands and wrists and from his far away from the middle east. >> who's your typical patient? >> a guy between 18 or 24 years old. 24 is getting up there. >> were there certain types of injury? >> i see a lot of carpal tunnel and tendonitis. >> if somebody came to me and says look, i am having a lot of trouble playing these games and i would say not necessarily. i will have the gamer comes in going through all their equipment so we are sitting here and look at what they can do and after i correct them, i give them specific exercises for them. >> the problem with extreme gamers, they don't know when enough is enough. >> chooina was the first in the world to declare internet addiction by 2008. these teenagers cannot pull themselves away from the computer. not to eat or sleep or even go to school. the documentary web junkie followed them as their parents had them going to treatment center of breaking them into their bad habits. >> we decided to go through director thao ron ourse

ran for 2,000 yards 13 touchdowns and finished his collegiate career at levi's stadium running for overore. the niners got louisiana tech receiver. in the sixth san francisco took mississippi jones and utah's pinu, got it. miami's safety adrian colbert was selected in the 7th round. >> i'm proud to say with the 129th pick in the 2017 draft the oakland raiders select david sharp. >> that's governor brian sandoval announcing from their future home in las vegas. sharp is 6'6", 300 pound offensive lineman from florida. in the fifth round took linebacker lee. and washington state safety luani. alabama state offensive tackle. north carolina running, hood. and toledo offensive tackle. hanson picked by the jets in the fourth round last season he had more than 1200 yards receiving and 11 touchdowns. his teammate was taken by the titans in the seventh round. >>> it's a's are in houston trying to snap a five-game losing streak. let's go to minute maid park. j.j. watt with the first pitch. andrew getting k or correa to c belt ran -- no doubter into the right field stands, second of the year, then i

even though you have all of these overlying levy limitations in florida, what we have in california is an increment annually that's either 2% or the inflation rate, whichever is lower. so we have much more stable revenues coming in from property taxes, but they're at a much lower level, so i think people might perceive this -- you know, it's relatively stable, less volatile as is the case in florida, but certainly large numbers of the california electorate perceive there to be large amounts of government failure that that we're not spending enough or collecting enough property taxes according to many people. one of the issues in california that i think is confusing is everybody hears that the foreclosure rates were astronomical. that certainly is the case. we were in the top five states for -- in terms of foreclosure rates during the foreclosure crisis, but never hit the levels that florida experienced. and many people are puzzled by this because there was also a large run-up in housing prices and then a subsequent bust. in addition to that, california is a non-recourse state. in the c

meanwhile monster jam 68 degrees tomorrow at levi's stadium.oi turned in his alpha romeo for that bad boy. make it a great weekend. >>> time now 5:50. two women in the fight against gender discrimination come together for the first time in the bay area. >> and the decision is issued in the lawsuit against petco after a young california boy dies of rat bite fever. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, whoa! you're not taking these. hey, hey, hey! you're not taking those. whoa, whoa! you're not taking that. come with me. you're not taking that. you're not taking that. you're not taking that. mom, i'm taking the subaru. don't be late. even when we're not there to keep them safe, our subaru outback will be. (vo) love. it's what makes a subaru, a subaru. >>> good morning. welcome back. a big spike in the temperatures. 80s away from the bay. and a big cooldown this weekend with increasing clouds for your saturday, still a decent looking weekend. it will remain dry. we do have a slight chance of rain showers returning right here to the bay area on tuesday and wednesday. >

and we have monster jam, that's kenny airborne, 68 degrees levi's stadium tomorrow night.ou do this weekend, i hope you have a good one. >>> i have seen kenny drive. i don't know if he could do that. >> i'm a good driver, come on. >> yeah, right. [ laughter ] >>> britain's queen lies bet is celebrating her 91st birthday today. the royal family's official twitter shared this special photo of queen elizabeth. it was a black and white at one month old. buckingham palace will celebrate in june for the queen's coronation anniversary. >>> today is one year since prince died. the singer died from a drug overdose at his paisley parkmantion near minneapolis. a collection of unreleased prince material was supposed to come out today but a legal battle over who actually owns the recordings could put the brakes on this debut. fans plan to celebrate the star's life with four days of events outside his home. >>> police are trying too find out what happened after the body of cuba gooding, sr. was found in southern california. the soul singer and father of the actor was found dead in a car