brown had been charged with murder, intent to kill, aggravated battery with a firearm, failure to abate police and more. trooper dermyer had no way of knowing any of that when he walked up to him.

. >> in new york, real estate is about tax abatements.out making deals with political people. it's about zoning. and it's about getting the public, and especially the public officials, on your side. >> the penn central executives arrived at city hall, mayor beam invited them in. there was donald and the mayor said, what the trumps want, the trumps get in this town. >> they really didn't know what the future of new york city was. and that was both good and bad. it was good in that i was able to get tremendous tax advantages and tax abatements. it was bad in that it wasn't easy to get financing. >> after obtaining multi-million dollar tax abatements, trump received the necessary financing to develop what would become the grand hyatt hotel. >> people ask me, how come -- how is it that you got 40 years of tax abatement and i would always say, because i didn't ask for 50. >> i interviewed him when he was an unknown on the "today" show many years ago. you bought some prized properties at the bottom of the new york market in the 1970s. >> yeah,

tunnel that tunneled under the existing alignment under the pennsylvania avenue and the third an abatement there are no speaker cards through motorbike into that direction all connects to second street briefly the baseline condition the existing alignment we cut and cover tunnel as one of the concerns from the public this is an environmentally clear project why are you fooling with that because of the cost increases and the new technology and the boring machines it is time to look at this and see if there is a more efficient way to do this this is the abatement of the essentially on the map but underground an alignment that tunnels under that alignment underneath and through the columns of intrastate 280 and avoids the train under the streets the third alignment is a slight shift to the west west could be done to avoid one of the existing train rails that routing flood this alignment allows us to avoid one of the tunnels by shifting the alignment away from away from 14th street and townsend and this alignment under 3rd street that could veer off another any points before or after the exist

that goes to the penalty abatement. again, why would you want to ask employer to ask for penalty abatement if they had the guidance. you have indicated in 2014, approximately 412,000 taxpayers overpaid the penalty associated with a failure to comply. the average you stated was $123 per return. what percentage of taxpayers had to make the individual shared responsibility payment. what percentage of taxpayers? olson: i don't know the answer to that. it is in my testimony. i can get you that. mr. walberg 412,000 taxpayers, : what percentage -- olson: i don't know the answer to th but i could give you that. those overpayments were, a lot of them were driven by software, not asking tax payers to identify their exemptions. and so they were actually exempt from having health insurance but they didn't ask, and so, the software didn't ask, and so they didn't tell anybody. and that is also true that some of the preparers didn't ask. we were able to work with the software companies to get some of those programs changed for this fi

we talked about falling behind, you're looking at relief items for abatement. that gives taxpayers some relief they're just a victim of not knowing what to do. i think you should give them a waiver the first year. >> fair enough. thank you both. i yield back. >> thank you for being here. we appreciate you. this is very important to all of us and all americans. you this the right to a fair and just tax system as a taxpayer) you agree to that right? >> absolutely. >> do you agree that a fair and just system is one that assures the tax credits only go to those who are qualified to get them? >> absolutely. taxpayers need to know that everyone is paying the right amount of tax and that means not getting credits they are not eligible to four. >> absolute. in the report you referenced earlier, you mentioned $17 million of improper payments how do filers obtain improper payments question how does i happen question. >> these improper payments come when taxpayers clean the earned income tax credit. the payments can occur for overpayment for many reasons he can be that th

again, why would you want to put an employer in the position of asking for penalty abatement when they could've avoided the penalty if they have the guidance. >> on the individual share responsibly issue, you've indicated that in 2014, approximately 412,000 taxpayers overpaid the penalty associated with failure to imply. average stated was $123 per return. taxpayers had to make individual shared responsibility payments. what percentage of taxpayers? >> i don't know the answer to that. it's in my annual report and i can get you that. >> i'm just wondering what percentage of the 400. >> i don't know but i can get you that. the overpayments were driven by software, it didn't asked them to identify their exemptions so they were actually exempt from having health insurance but they didn't asked and so the software didn't ask so they didn't tell anybody and that's also true that some of the preparers didn't ask. we were able to work with the software companies to get some of those programs changed for this filing season. we will be looking very carefully at those overpayments to make sure it

okay general public comment is there any general public comment on the abatement appeals board agenda sienna motion to adjourn move to adjourn. >> second. >> second. >> all commissioners in favor. >> we're not adjourned 9:20 a.m. elsewhere reconvene as the building inspection at read everyone good morning today is thursday, march 17, 2016, this is the regular meeting of the building inspection i'd like to remind everyone to turn off electronic devices commissioner president mccarthy vice president commissioner melgar commissioner gilman commissioner konstin commissioner lee commissioner walker and commissioner clinch is excused we have quorum next is president's announcements. >> good morning and welcome everyone to the wednesday, april 20, 2016, meeting as an extensive president's announcements i apologize up front if i get names wrong correct me and my pronunciations but good morning and well, welcome to the bic inspection congratulations to mr. huey and others that participated in the one and 10 anniversary event in the remembrance of 1906 san francisco earthquake and fire directin

okay general public comment is there any general public comment on the abatement appeals board agenda sienna motion to adjourn move to adjourn. >> second. >> second. >> all commissioners in favor. >> we're not adjourned 9:20 a.m. elsewhere reconvene as the building inspection at read everyone good morning today is thursday, march 17, 2016, this is the regular meeting of the building inspection i'd like to remind everyone to turn off electronic devices commissioner president mccarthy vice president commissioner melgar commissioner gilman commissioner konstin commissioner lee commissioner walker and commissioner clinch is excused we have quorum next is president's announcements. >> good morning and welcome everyone to the wednesday, april 20, 2016, meeting as an extensive president's announcements i apologize up front if i get names wrong correct me and my pronunciations but good morning and well, welcome to the bic inspection congratulations to mr. huey and others that participated in the one and 10 anniversary event in the remembrance of 1906 san francisco earthquake and fire directin

force for we have to remember we are not painters we abate graffiti. we are abaters not painters. get that out of the way and keep moving. >> how many of these do you do a day? how many poles we do a day? >> yeah. >> depends on the location. may be 20. >> do you like working with the team? >> yes because i'm a people person. i like being outside and interacting with the public and i like the response we get especially from the good job we do in the community. >> goodbye.

that goes to the penalty abatement. again, why would you want to ask employer to ask for penalty abatement if they had the guidance. >> could have avoided in the first place. on responsibility payment issue, you indicated in the tax year 2014 approximately 412,000 taxpayers overpaid the penalty associated with a failure to comply. the average stated was $123 per return. what percentage of taxpayers had to make the individual shared responsibility payment. >> pardon. >> what percentage of taxpayers? >> i don't know the answer to that. it is in my testimony. i can get you that. >> 412,000 taxpayers, what percentage -- >> i don't know the answer to that but i could give you that yeah. those overpayments were, a lot of them were driven by software, not asking tax payers to identify their exemptions. and so they were actually exempt from having health insurance but they didn't ask, and so, the software didn't ask, and so they didn't tell anybody. and that is also true that some of the preparers didn't ask. we were able to wo

. >>> mayor kenney is highlighting the program, for graffiti abatement team. he got a first look at all the hard work being done to clean up neighborhoods. kenney says the programs are expanding because every neighborhood deserves this kind of attention. are you sick of harrisburg politicians like steve santarsiero, who will say or do anything to advance his career? he claims he wrote pennsylvania's gun safety law. but the truth is he didn't. there is no law requiring universal background checks for all gun purchases. his campaign even bragged that he passed 54 bills. in fact, 7 years in harrisburg, steve santarsiero has never passed a single bill into law. i'm shaughnessy naughton. i approve this message because i am not a career politician. >>> an octopus made his great escape from a new zealand aquarium. inky managed to slip down the floor and down a runoff pipe to hawks bay. >> that is crazy. >> that is right and we are not finished. octopus are known to be intelligent and curious and inky is likely to be roaming the sea floor in his natural habitat. >> th

would think they attended the following it is generic out there on the web site goes to the penalty abatement why way to ask for that when they could have avoided that penalty in the first place with the guidance? >> you have indicated associated with the failure to imply the average is stated was $123. what percentage of taxpayers make the payment? what percentage? >> don't know the answer is and in my testimony i can get you that. >> but having health insurance they did not ask. so they didn't tell anybody in we will be looking very carefully the first year we were lenient only applying a penalty is an in-your-face basic requirements. it is a learning process. >> but then there was the cadillac tax epo his it and those that were with the health care plan. but that elimination through 2020 a river. a and then i read more closely the but it is very difficult. to have knowledge of that statute specifically if indexed for inflation but that is something we seriously need to broadcast. >> talking to one of the architects but to be union president. >> those that sat down with the employees and di

. >> we have been trying to go to the state legislature and create a means to get this abated either through the 10 cent deposit fee or the discussion is now around plastic bag fee. we're trying to be creative to find opportunities to abate this issue and we need money for >> reporter: parents just want it fixed. >> it doesn't make any sense. i don't understand why it's going on. >> reporter: there's no telling if and when the bill will be taken up in congress. here in newark, the mayor says it will cost millions and take years to permanently fix this problem. from newark, liz dahlem, fox 5 news. steve: if you're having trouble finding a citi bike recently, you're not alone. dari: what's being done to make sure that you're not left without wheels when you need to take that spin. >> he was right about the breeze. steve: did you see this? jordan spieth's meltdown at the masters. we'll put it in context collapses i solemnly swear that my kfc $20 fill up will fill your family of four up, with eight pieces of delicious original recipe chicken and sides. it's a meal that's freshly prepared

people are taking part in rock the block, the kickoff of abat that time they will repair four homes and clean up a six block area as well. here is a look at stories coming up later this afternoon on "action news" beginning at 4:00. the lehigh valley's answer to reading terminal and it opens today. from artists to wood fire pizza. plus suffering in silence, the movie about bullying in schools that is going viral on social media. coming up later today. that is it for "action news" at noon, don't forget to join us for "action news" at 4:00, 5:00 and 6:00. for the entire "action news" team i'm rick williams have a nice afternoon. get out and enjoy it. we'll see you later for "action news" at 4:00. joe sestak supports a plan that the new york timesfactreported makes cuts to social security benefits. and the plan raises the retirement age. it's true. the a.a.r.p. opposed the plan, citing dramatic cuts to medicare benefits. the plan sestak supports means higher out-of-pocket costs for millions on medicare. any way you spin it, the truth about sestak is gonna hurt. women vote is responsible for

banks has a 10 year abatement in the row house he renovated so for a decade he'll play roughly one halfof tax on the structure he would be assessed without the abatement but the city's tax assessor has mailed out nearly 535,000 reassessments on land value. there are no tax breaks here and that has banks grabbing his wallet. >> and my concern is that just recently we got notice in the mail that the land value tax value has increased. mine has increased several thousand dollars. >> reporter: the city's tax assessor says 85 percent of the taxpayers will see no change in their assessment or in fact a decrease. but the city also admits some reassessments could trigger property tax jumps of more than $400 or roughly three and a half percent of those reassessed. >> many of those large increases are due to new construction or consolidated accounts that we would put on the books anyway. >> reporter: for those taxpayers who don't think they're getting a fair shake on taxes there's a channel for appeal. >> anything that a taxpayer sees in the assessment notice that they believe is incorrect and ba

for an nov where were the n oc will be the first step and if those issues are not come applied or abate while transition and others 5 m will fall into place that's our recommendation with come compliance and the partnering with the residents of san francisco and the landlords and then in closing we do support this legislation with that minor amendment thank you. >> thank you very much and we have spoken with the fire department about this issue i've spoken with chief joanne hayes-white and or not the fire departments point of view open this i do stand by the legislation as drafted we included as i described a special provision for the fire department for those lessor complaints they have one and 80 days before an administrative hearing for correction but i know this is important that you know i mean whatever department it is important to keep those things on track so that is my prospective on it i do appreciate the fire departments feedback okay so those are the departmental statement and colleagues if this year no additional comments open up for public comment and i'll do that is there

and then around those individuals we will want to respond with mosquito abatement activities.ll of those things combined. jane: what actually needs to happen in order for zika to take a hold of the u.s.? >> what would have to happen is that a person would come in, the virus would be circulating in their bloodstream and some of our own mosquitoes with bite -- would bite that person and spread that onto other people and the cycle would repeat itself. that would have to happen on a very large scale for zika to establish itself in the united states. i quickly say that is very unlikely. could we get local spread from some introductions? yes. but i think they would be jumped on very quickly and i trust snuffed out. jane: nashville is, according to nasa, one of the areas that is vulnerable. what are, what is the reaction you are seeing? are you seeing more concerning your patience there? >> we are certainly getting questions about zika. we are getting questions by the medical staff who are being educated, of course. i worked closely with my colleagues in public health and the tenness

tunnel that tunneled under the existing alignment under the pennsylvania avenue and the third an abatementhere are no speaker cards through motorbike into that direction all connects to second street briefly the baseline condition the existing alignment we cut and cover tunnel as one of the concerns from the public this is an environmentally clear project why are you fooling with that because of the cost increases and the new technology and the boring machines it is time to look at this and see if there is a more efficient way to do this this is the abatement of the essentially on the map but underground an alignment that tunnels under that alignment underneath and through the columns of intrastate 280 and avoids the train under the streets the third alignment is a slight shift to the west west could be done to avoid one of the existing train rails that routing flood this alignment allows us to avoid one of the tunnels by shifting the alignment away from away from 14th street and townsend and this alignment under 3rd street that could veer off another any points before or after the existin

the state says it was pg&e's legal responsibility to abate that potential hazard. >> in this case we do believe there was negligence so we will be seeking reimbursement and to recover the cost of taxpayer dollars for well over $90 million to put out this very large and very destructive fire. >> pg&e issued a written statement saying we cooperated fully with cal fair in its investigation on the source of the ignition for the butte fire. we are committed to doing the right thing for our customers and will respond in the normal legal process. tom vacar, ktvu fox 2 news. >> a california judge has thrown out a lawsuit that sought to drain a reservoir. a judge sided with officials who strongly objected to draining the reservoir in yosemite. it supplies drinking water to 2 million people. the suit was brought by the oakland group restore. the judge said the group's interpretation was pre-empted by the 1913 federal law that authorized the damn. restore says will appeal. >>> the national weather service is confirming a tornado outside of modesto. it touched down yesterday in the town of water

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for an nov where were the n oc will be the first step and if those issues are not come applied or abate while transition and others 5 m will fall into place that's our recommendation with come compliance and the partnering with the residents of san francisco and the landlords and then in closing we do support this legislation with that minor amendment thank you. >> thank you very much and we have spoken with the fire department about this issue i've spoken with chief joanne hayes-white and or not the fire departments point of view open this i do stand by the legislation as drafted we included as i described a special provision for the fire department for those lessor complaints they have one and 80 days before an administrative hearing for correction but i know this is important that you know i mean whatever department it is important to keep those things on track so that is my prospective on it i do appreciate the fire departments feedback okay so those are the departmental statement and colleagues if this year no additional comments open up for public comment and i'll do that is there

department practices enforcement i believe it is necessary we create a true process for insuring abatement of violations the fire department handles a eventual good news amount of violations some significant and some minor two tier did violations priority complaints that are safety issues and egress and other issues must be addressed those are treated by the mandatory process and second cart for the fire department of standard complaints more minor exclaims so far those complaints the department will have a window of would restraining order one and 80 days to allow for corrections before that an administrative hearing this will give the fire department the flexibility and making sure the process move forward so the legislation in addition board of supervisors the city attorney and grants the city attorney the authority to file lawsuits without deadlines action or exhalation of the administrative processes that applies to the department of building inspection deducting and fire department and planning department currently the city attorney can only take action against seerlt code violators

star state of texas, incredible flooding, 10 to 15 inches of rain over the weekend, that has finally abatedso let the cleanup begin across southeast texas. here is our seven day forecast, 82 breezy and dry today. 70e tomorrow. so just a smidgeon cooler. the best chance of rain on friday could interrupt your friday night plans. we'll focus back in on the next 24 hours coming up at 5:01. shear that lisa wipolic here is melissa with the latest. >>> outer loop of the beltway at university boulevard, report of some debris, some metal in the roadway that flattened some tires and we have those vehicles all disabled off to the right shoulder right now. outer loop ramp to 95, the ramp is blocked here this morning. so traffic now being pushed by crews there on the scene on to westbound old keene mill road here. taking a look at prince george's county, everything there is still nice and greene. we don't have any big worries there in prince george's county. and 270 at father hurley boulevard, just fine. looks like we may have a tractor trailer off to the right, but not slowing anything in the northboun

as soon as those rates abate we're not going to get a rate hike so april is pretty much off the table. i'm thinking into the future. things are likely to improve a bit. there are already some signs of that. some of the turmoil in financial markets that we saw a few months ago has started to bate. credit spreads, particularly in the high-yield sector, have come in. stock marks rebounded. and the news out of china, which was so worrisome early in the year, has improved. the fed wants to give it just a little more time before they make any moves. >> on the other hand we still have a strong dollar which the fed has cited as one reason why they might not be able to raise rates. and we have the british vote on whether to stay in the eu looming large, which could benefit the u.s. dollar if they company vote to leave the eu. does that change the dynamic for the fed at all? >> certainly the fed is watching the dollar. and the dollar has depreciated a little bit. it's no longer appreciating. and very particularly the chinese currency, which was declining, has stabilized. and so the foreign exch

you fall behind and when you talk about falling behind and the administrative abatement. they are getting caught up on not voluntarily being caught up. >> thank you. i yield back. >> the chair recognizes the gentlemen from georgia. >> thank you, mr. chairman and thank you for being here. we appreciate it and it's important to all of us and all americans. in your advocate report, you list the right to a fair and just tax system as a taxpayer right. you agree to that, right? >> absolutely. >> do you agree that a fair and just tax system is that ensures that the tax credits only go to those who were qualified? >> absolutely. taxpayers need to know that everyone is paying the right amount of tax and that would include not getting credits that they are not eligible for. >> it is fair in a system that tax rebates should not be getting. >> absolutely. >> in the report we rrvesed earlier, the report stated that improper payments constitute 27% of the $65 billion that were handed out annually through the earned next tax credit. that amounts to $17.7 billion. $17.7 billion. how do

he announced it was enough for him to leave and the tension abated and he did leave the green zone at that point. >> sreenivasan: this is somebody-- we talked about him 10 years ago-- muqtada al-sadr in the mahdi army. what's the state of militia-like support that he has today? >> reporter: well, yes, there's hardly a politician in the country, except the prime minister, who doesn't have a private militia. one newspaper hailed him as the gandhi of iraq for walking into the green zone like this, without arms, without weapons to make this stand. certainly the message was if you don't change the government, i've got a private army behind me and i can really shake this up. >> sreenivasan: what is the end goal? what does muqtada al-sadr want in the political process? >> ostensibly on the surface it was changing corrupt ministers? there is elections in iraq in two years' time. the results of the fight against isis has been wrath eclipsed by some other militias, and i think in two years' time, he might have lost quite a lot of votes to some of those other militias. some people are putting th

with upwards to 12 thousand people showed up which rule do you think they followed this is noise abatement if we have to cite you this all gets conficated no worries i cant think of any either some people were so paranoid that when they saw me they hid there faces but this guy was classic listen to our conversation but more importantly look at his face alright now i'm with the san francisco police department i need to see your medical marajuana card laughter hahahah i just couldn't resist. did find at lease one medical marajuana card don't put it on the don't put it on the news . it belonged to rocky the pug if you could be smoked, eaten or sipped everybody sipping on the weed syrup now you can bet money was changing hands water restrictions be coming to they are asking the state. to relax drought orders because of all the rain we have had this year. but not everybody thinks this is a good idea. kron 4's jeff bush is live in from bay area water districts >> reporter:they days of washing your car, and watering your lawn whenever you wantmay soon be returning. the association of california w

the city offers free abatement for a short amount of time. it is an unofficial tax for lou smith and the pizza shop, several thousand dollars a year. aplague that will not die. and so sickened him, he is considering packing in it. >> my wife and i are going to move out of the city. >>> a big surprise for-a 13- year-old with a life- threatening disease and a big wish. a big wish. >>> it appears that the state of california will play a crucial role in the presidential race. the way the delegate math is working out. neither donald trump our hillary clinton will be able to clench the nomination before june 7th. that means we will probably see more candidates coming here to campaign. right. >> reporter: frank a source told me that ted cruz's campaign is scouting around for locations to open up a by area headquarters. who would have thought a republican would be doing it here. and other candidates are also apparently looking that state, as you mentioned it appears it will be increasingly critical to crowning the nominee. get ready, california. the

investor appetite has jumped the most since 2011 for y en, and that it's looking like it is not really abating. so, thank you so much for getting on. i have you for an hour and we have to talk about yen, interest rates and mathematics. i know you have a pet hate against some of our rivals that can't dot ehri m -- do their math. the environment is risky. so, it must be more difficult for you to find deals. john: it is. private equity deals are slow in europe at the moment. very slow in the u.k. francine: because of cheap money. john: cheap money and uncertainty. the brexit bears something on the u.k. deals. people are reluctant to take till that is over and done with but that has slowed down a lot. 2/3 reduction in private equity deals are being recorded. francine: is it because a lot of companies are in trouble because of cheap financing? jon: there are very few companies in trouble. of significant distress in europe. francine: so we are mispricing distress. jon: there is nothing new. we are continue to keep growing companies that can't afford a proper industry. which means productivity goes d

legislators are hoping to fund a lead abatement program. considering bills to require all schools in the state to test water. >>> dangerous deadly wind storms slam the midwest and northeast. a tree smashed into a car in abington, massachusetts, killing two people. the victims were trapped in the car. this was the scene in ohio. you can see a huge tree toppled over on this house. and in new york, much the same. downed trees everywhere. debris scattering the streets. at least 370,000 people from wisconsin to maine left in the dark. most significant power outages in pennsylvania with 82,000 customers with no electricity. >>> that same system will now bring snow to the northeast. let's bring in meteorologist karen maginnis. >> john and christine, for new york city, you would expect the temperature to be about 55 or 56 degrees. but just wait. don't put away the coats. here's why. we have a clipper system moving through. what's a clipper? clipper generally means it will move through fairly quickly. it moves along. it's got short duration. high im

the golf course and arrested a suspect described as an adult male and he's been charged with felony abating and felony had run the investigators have not identified the victim: she's a 65 year-old pittsburgh resident they say so far there's no evidence of driving under the influence in this case. >>haaziq madyun: >>pam moore: they say an 85 year-old man who was head by a garbage truck this morning while riding his bike is expected to survive the incident happened about 9:00 the morning near the corner of el camino real out and for bundy avenue they said the victim was writing a recumbent bicycle when he collided with an apology struck off of a said he was taken to hospital would not life- threatening injuries they're still trying to determine exactly what led to the collision in this off the police are searching for a suitable cameraman in san jose respond to the shooting of the 2700 block of san. drive and about 10 minutes to 11 last night. >>pam moore: the shooting incident investigated as a homicide and police have not yet released information about the shooter nor a possible motive the

have abated. bingo, nice and rough trough right there. i predict multiple upgrades by the street. there's actually some equity issues. a lot of m & a chatter. goldman will allow much more commission fees to roll straight to the line. it would be worth $1634 a share. no wonder it traded right to the price. if you think they have lost the ability to make any money, you are refusing these two. if you want to put it another way, goldman sachs has been down so long it looks like it's up to me. goldman isn't the only stock in the group that acts this way. james gorman beat himself but good yesterday. he was giving himself the business. the ceo was not familiar with the quarter. holy cow, in this environment. i'm shocked you can make any money at all. 2.8%. trough. same with bank of america. when i did the nice and rough homework on the quarter, i started the great lemon tasting. the newsletter companion owned a big slug of it, how was i going to be able to explain that gaffe. the nice and easy path tells you where bank of america is going. higher, up another percent today as it marches

property owners are necessarily willing to come to compliance quickly and they will hire taser to abatehe violation lastly businesses any vacant if found to be illegal we must work with the pertaining to allow the tenants to find a new pdr tenants for the property all patterns we've seen this past year we didn't receive the complaints we've seen that some claims are filed regarding tasered properties those properties are encourage occupied by a tenants but advertise our flexible spaces and offered as an office space we'll contact the property owner and the booker and educate them to talk about what the pdr are appropriate for the property and if they lease it as an office tenants they'll be renewable for the enforcement process complaints with a tenant we typically do a site visit and have also have pdrs complaints with converted to open space office space and they succeed the accessory use of the property for office. >> lastly as technology advances we've seen high reflex businesses that don't fall into the planning code and this is prototyping and we'll request the business owner expl

more showers and the deal is raining every other week or something for the summer just for fire abatement and to keep lawns green. i love it when we get rain this time of year when the sun comes out listen to the birds because this country doesn't get rain very often. >> bonus rain. >> april showers bring may flowers. thanks, bill. >>> primaries in five states set for tuesday and the front winners feel confident, contenders are not backing down on the campaign trail. >> a bay area coast guard group comes home after weeks at sea and have quite a story to tell including how they found hundreds of millions of dollars of cocaine under water. >> she wanted to help and boy did she, donating 2500 books. her story coming up at six. >>> president obama and the first lady wrapped up a busy day in britain with a special dinner. prince william and his wife, kate and prince harry hosted the obamas as kensington palace and not a formal affair since the princes were not wearing ties. earlier the president met with britain's prime minister david cameron and both of them are against an upcoming controvers

tree slumped on to one of its power lines, and the state said it was the company's responsibility to abate the hazard, and pg&e said they will respond in the normal legal process, and they are committed to doing the right thing. >>> bait area weekend will be nice out there. warmer, right. you noticed it today. warmer for saturday and sunday, and highs by sunday, perhaps upper 80s, low 90s and for us, the weather is set up nicely. you are seeing that on the radar there, and the high pressure will build in, and the winds will go north easterly on saturday, and that will warm us up. fog not an issue. overnight lows on the cool side. 44 in napa, and 48 in freemon, and as you look at the high pressure ridge it will push over to the east, and as it does, there's an offshore flow that will set us up with at windy setup. that will not close down the highway like it has. it will be out of the northeast or north, and that has the tendency to be a warm wind. the winds blowing the hand back out to the water. look at sunday, 84 degrees in santa rosa. san jose, 82. going to be warmer tomorrow, warmer st

that is why i think it is better to look in the areas that have not urges abated as much in this recovery, and that is mostly in the lu area. betty: what does that mean for the overall markets? i can see where some value areas might rally, but what does that mean overall? andrew: look, we are in a "show as of 2% of the market for the year. the s&p is slated to grow earnings by 2% this year. it will change. the energy sector is targeted to be down this year and maybe there is upside, but maybe there will be more pressure on consumer discretion to its for the market overall, i am concerned -- betty: is it a sideways market? andrew: if you only have 2% market growth this year in the market is up to person, that is nothing like a lot of growth. i think the place to make money is rotating, but i am not convinced the market overall will do real well. kind of traffic, right? everybody piled into the market a couple years ago, and it is running out of steam. let's put up the chart where the s&p really mirrors the price of oil. we have seen that before. we do not have the chart. and you can imagin

enough monetary stimulus and are patient enough, then the headwinds will bait -- will at their will abate accord. countries like china and germany too need to spend less domestically and import less. francine: what is the endgame? are central banks going to continue doing too much until the governments decide that they need to pick up the bat? , iare central banks saying can't even focus on inflation, i can't even bring inflation up, so let's abandon the fight? mervyn: central banks need to argue more forcefully than they are doing. the answer is not monetary policy. they have bought enough time and can do little more. i think the forays into negative interest rates are demonstrating that monetary policy is facing diminishing returns. becoming likeare a cyclist cycling up the hill that is just getting steeper and steeper, and having to pedal faster and faster to maintain the same rate of economic momentum. this is not likely to work. impossiblent it is to judge when, governors will exhibit the audacity of pessimism. they will come to realize the outlook is sufficiently pessimistic. they w

if you give enough monetary status and are patient enough, headwinds will abate at their own accord.y will not. we are facing a major disequilibrium where some countries need to spend less and save more. on our side of the globe, countries like china, and indeed germany, too, need to spend more domestically and export less. lowered kinkernor, -- lord king, what is the end game -- are central bankers going to need to do much -- too much? say il central bankers cannot focus on inflation -- i cannot bring it up, so i will abandon the fight? problem is central banks need to argue much more forcefully than they are doing that the answer is not monetary policy. they have bought enough time and can do a little more. i think the forays into negative interest rates are demonstrating that monetary policy is facing diminishing returns. central banks have become like a cyclist cycling up a hill that is getting steeper and steeper, having to pedal faster and faster to maintain the same rate of economic momentum. this is not likely to work. i think at some point -- it is impossible to judge when -

these two neighborhoods to use their the yards, the city also plans to incorporate dry ice in its abatementforts.ab this is a new the mayor says code enforcemente will also be revised to require all commercial dumpsters in the district be fully rodent proof. from what the neighbors said it is a huge problem in cap l toll hill for a long time.ç businesses like eat bar in barracks row are taking it upon themselves to fight the problem. at this restaurant they have daily trash pickups and moved mo all their trash indoors to a to sealed room. they welcome the city's effortss to do more. it's definitely do diddable. it's something everybody can do and should do. city officials say that pilot program will begin this spring.s they want to first see if it works and if it does they say then they will considerer expanding it to others. in barracks row, jennifer davis, fox5 local you. > as the investigation of prince continues, we're learning more about 911 calls made from the pop star's home in recent year. will farrell has been castellani to p late president's movie, but the family is not pleased w

if you give enough monetary policy stimulus and are patient enough, the headwinds will abate of theirwn accord. they will not because we are facing a major disequilibrium. countries need to spend less and save more. countries like china and germany need to spend more domestically and export less. francine: what is the endgame in this? central-bank going to continue to do too much? are central banks at some point saying i cannot focus on inflation. i cannot bring inflation up so i am going to abandon the fight. lord king: did you banks need to argue much more forcibly and they are doing. i think central banks need to argue more forcibly and they are doing -- more forcibly then they are doing. since a banks have become like a cyclist cycling up a hill that is becoming steeper. i have to pedal faster and faster. this is likely not to work. at some point, it is impossible to judge where governments will exhibit the audacity of pessimism. they will come to realize the outlook is sufficiently pessimistic, and they will summon up the courage to do the more difficult things that are necessary

it's why those people have to be dehumanized, so that knowledge can be abated. what you have over the past 11 years of continuous bombing and killing and attention and torture is the continuous dehumanization of the victims of this violence which no most every case are muslims. you have american politicians who will stand up and say, we are not at war with islam, we understand the majority of muslims are peaceful, and we are only interested in punishing and bringing to justice those muslims work stream s who were violent. the reality, the impact of this this constant- of dehumanization is to render muslims completely voiceless. the most striking instance of how potent this dehumanization is occurred recently. to me at least. if you look back at what happened in the immediate aftermath of the 9/11 attack, what was amazing about the media reaction of the mayor can people was that for decades there had been this list of grievances in the muslim world about the united states, that it supports dictators, that it brings violence to the muslim world, that it renders th

brown had been charged with murder, intent to kill, aggravated battery with a firearm, failure to abate police and more. trooper dermyer had no way of knowing any of that when he walked up to him. strangers and friends placed bouquets on trooper chad dermyer's cruiser, outside state police headquarters. parents struggle to explain his death to their children. dermyer was on a training exercise with a dozen other trooper at the richmond greyhound depo. 30 seconds later after he stopped to talk to brown, he pulled the handgun out and shot the trooper repeatedly. >> this man was like get down, get down. >> reporter: two other troopers returned fire, brown continued to fight with medics and officers, as they rushed him to the hospital where he died. >> the loud noises didn't make sense. i was like there is that's gun shots, then there were five or ten more. >> reporter: he would pull off the interstate to save a lost dog. he is survived by his wife and two young children. >> my prayers and heart are with his family. >> reporter: in addition to murder, brown had been charged in aurora, illin

abatement teams worked in one neighborhood. with some businesses bothered but otherwise unaffected by repeated attacks. city leaders are focused on a graffiti removal competition to kickstart ideas. >> it is about tagging against each other and getting up as much as possible in the city >> it is plausible that there could be a pattern at city hall. vandalism monday night to tuesday morning. the head of the city's anti graffiti force says next monday they will be ready. live at city hall, jesse gary, ktvu fox 2 news guideline jesse, i was going to say the graffiti, does it say anything about city hall >> we don't want to put that out there because part of the problem in recovering is people are looking for publicity and they want to see their tag on tv and social media. that is why you will see it will be blurred. something something untellable >> normal bart service returned today. bart ran tests on that stretch of track this morning. but the problem still is not totally fixed. and bart is planning on using bus brings. engineer

and abatement, whether or not the commander-in-chief and indeed the germans in the previous three years he wanted to fight an open warfare form of fighting which had not been in existence since 1914. >> that is the big story here. to his great credit to give aand give a great deal of autonomy to his division commanders. decided to pay lip service to the instructions on open warfare, the rifleman in his bayonet. was tutored and appreciated the knowledge that have been gained under fire by the french in particular on the importance of firepower and artillery. it was not open warfare. >> ladies and gentlemen, for a mouse the winter can you give a round of applause? >> i just like to remind everybody that there will be drinks afterwards in the foyer. without further ado i like to announce that the winter the price at the new york historical society, david preston. [applause] [applause] >> am truly speechless. the new york historical society administering this price all that it endeavors to do i want to extend our heartfelt thanks to the institute of american history which made possible the

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for an nov where were the n oc will be the first step and if those issues are not come applied or abate while transition and others 5 m will fall into place that's our recommendation with come compliance and the partnering with the residents of san francisco and the landlords and then in closing we do support this legislation with that minor amendment thank you. >> thank you very much and we have spoken with the fire department about this issue i've spoken with chief joanne hayes-white and or not the fire departments point of view open this i do stand by the legislation as drafted we included as i described a special provision for the fire department for those lessor complaints they have one and 80 days before an administrative hearing for correction but i know this is important that you know i mean whatever department it is important to keep those things on track so that is my prospective on it i do appreciate the fire departments feedback okay so those are the departmental statement and colleagues if this year no additional comments open up for public comment and i'll do that is there