as well as increase in production. some of the programs we have from law enforcement that we talked about previously through our high intensity drug trafficking areas, we also have a national program under our program a national program under that, the national methamphetamine and pharmaceutical initiative. and that provides regional support to look at how do we diminish drug traffics and production issues, particularly for methamphetamine. again, on the prevention side, we see a variety of resources. our drug free communities to look at doing that. i'd be happy to have subsequent conversation with you in terms of what additional things might we have in place beyond just that combatting meth addict that might hold promise in terms of reducing the availability of some of the precursor chemicals that go into methamphetamine production. as congressman graves pointed out, as we've made changes at both the federal and state level, there's been, i think, an evolution in both chemicals and production that warrant, i think, ad

soon as possible. adjusting to complete the defeat of the precious attempts to annex green yarn and the mission of the referendum and opinions. if evan continues to be legitimate as the sound into prestigious club does not think possible to get at the g eight climate meeting in june would take place without pressure compressor is nothing such as interesting as the plant we have decided to cancel the g eight the slushy and are going to organize the g seven so we don't rush it in brussels are on the same dates. i see the very strong political message that these kind of behavior cannot be corrected. it needs to respect the integrity and of course the dependence of a country european countries like ukraine. values are well fed by russia and violating the independence and territorial integrity. all of a neighboring nation state so this is the g seven issue we will see how long it takes to listen to the schedule and he was to be different than a speech in western countries and russia miss consider that the t

you did see a contraction as far as the french services pmi. the concern, at an eight-month low there. the best data seen in germany since june 2011. mixed performance in the markets this morning. the ftse 100 just 0.1% lower. relatively unchanged for the german and french markets. a little tentative trade on the ftse mib, up 0.5%. let me give you a picture as far as the asian markets were concerned. overnight, the nikkei 225, the yen was weaker as well overnight in trading. a bit of caution as far as the chinese markets are concerned. we'll talk about an update from the national people's congress later on in the show. a bit of concern about a central bond default from a solar company about impacting trade. stronger gdp in the fourth quarter from the australian helping lift stocks and sentiment in that market, too. a quick check on the foreign exchange rates this morning. dollar/yen slightly higher, 0.2% in trade this morning. a little bit of excitement about that market and the risk rally that we saw in yesterday's trading session. euro/dollar

well as cultural understandings of who we are on this campus as a campus community. how it is that these campus features might give meaning to and shape young people's political ideas and actions. so by using qualitative measures, in particular in-depth interviews, also field work op these campuses and also at conferences and in conservative organizations, we wanted to see if and how universities play a significant role in fundamentally constituting new political ideas and discovering new models for action in one's conservative behavior. now, kate and i very fortunately aren't alone in how we think college campuses should be understood as generaltive systems of meaning rather than repositories of previously-formed individual perspectives among students. so for those of you in the know about sociology education, i don't know if there are sociologists of education in the audience, but you won't be surprised to learn that we position our study on the same book shelf as several recently published works which show how universities act as hubs and incubators for particular

and that search, as far as we know, according to the defense minister there, as we heard ian say, this is not looking for a need until a haystack. this is trying still to find that haystack. give us an indication of how vast this search can be and how difficult it truly is, weather aside. >> well, it's about the size of colorado in the united states. and we've just added to the search area because the inmarsat satellites suggest that the actual location of the plane going down is probably to the north-northwest of the current search area. so some of the debris that has been spotted, particularly the orange and green debris, the green debris may be reflective of the interior of the cargo hold. the orange debris may be reflective of some of the emergency equipment on the plane, hasn't been confirmed. >> right. >> but those are the suspicions at this time. >> okay. anthony roman, thanks so much for joining us by phone. we do appreciate your insight and experience in this. i'm going to take you quickly back to ian williams in perth, australia. ian, as we understand, the 167 has been suspen

as else. we are generating considerable from based we will closings. it is around $12 billion, is that a year? i think the year-end savings which we can document and we can show you that. the fact is bottom line, we tonot continue to afford carry infrastructure that we do not need. i wish we could do it all. i wish we could keep every platform we have everywhere. but we cannot do it all. it does not make sense taking money away from infrastructure that we do not need that is not relevant. it takes money away from what is relevant. our people and otterness nation and our readiness. we think this is a smart position to have. called for we have it again. we will continue to work through all this. i have got some options as secretary of defense. and through a section of article 10 of reorganization and so on. we have to come at this like i said and the chairman said from the beginning with a complete understanding of what our needs for the security of this country are and going to be and the requi

the study prove to be just as interesting as the testing itself.tiful. if you like to see the entire three minutes video of try to get a link posted on our facebook fan page. >>: new details on the richmond teacher accused of sexually abusing his 6 students. investigators say ronald guinto used an after- school program he founded to sexually abused his students during camping trips throughout the bay area. police said on the trips, guinto allegedly show the students pornography and sexually abused boys ages 11 and 12. he was arrested last week and pled not guilty friday on numerous child molestation charges. the acquisitions have raised concerns that the boy scouts regional headquarters in pleasant hill where guinto is a former member. unfortunately we are targets for these type of people. guijnto's bail has been set at $70,000,000.30 he will be back in court on march 28th. kron4 has also learned that back in 2011, guinto was a student teacher in the napa unified school district. g uyinto was a student teacher at cannes and oaks in the spring of 20

well as consulates as well as at consulates in the states of michigan and texas special envoy for serie a debut rubenstein says his government cannot allow president bashir al assets for jean to conduct diplomatic operations in the us he says in the three years since the conflict started in syria. assad has refused calls to step aside rubinstein says the syrian leader as directed toward gays his own people and created a humanitarian catastrophe. but he stressed the us will maintain diplomatic relations with syria he said us ties with the syrian people will endure long after the side leaves power. the special envoys statements. the masters syrian embassy officials suddenly announced he had suspended consular services they offered no explanation for the move. the crisis in syria continues to deepen the un has appealed to the international community to support refugees out of the middle of the violence they say more than two and a half million people have fled to other countries. some japanese business leaders worry that rising tensions over the situation in ukraine could hurt economic tie

aid or are living on social security or who are undocumented as it unaffordable on but as soon as >> able to come back to the school which is supposed to serve the most marginal assistance in this administration is currently terry turning his back pre >> : marlin clash between students as well as police officers this is when the police officers rushed to the administrative building that their batons of force and the students to stay out of the building eventually the pluses of this is a love them and which is why they're allowed to occupy the building overnight. overnight no rest but during the violent clash to students were arrested. >> : even though we still need some rain you can be a really nice day. we certainly had once they are on the bay area that gillette look. >> : installed the weekend ahead as well right. >> : so these guys want temperatures this weekend action warmer than what we saw today. today we were down several degrees after yesterday's ratings. addressees we did hit to indianapolis that 75 in livermore. >> : 70 in oakland 72 in sunnyvale this afternoon. 68 in frem

as i indicated, my goal, and i will throw myself into this as wholeheartedly as i can, is to make as rapid progress as we possibly can in getting the recovery back on track in putting americans back to work and back in jobs. and moving up to levels of the committee's target of two percent. my predecessor was devoted to that also. strengthening the financial progress.a work in he made large inroads in strengthening the financial system. there is more work to be done. i have a long to do list. to seeigh priority further work done in addressing too big to fail. we have a to do list of things we want to accomplish and in assessing threat to financial one ofty because neither us, no one wants to live through a financial crisis like the last one. we want to be extremely aware of emerging threats to the financial system. i have not answered your action by saying i will be different, but i think he had a good agenda and it is one i shared and it is to be vice watch chair and this agenda i continue to do. >> i wanted to talk about international developments and the crisis in ukraine. is the c

as a u.s. attorney for connecticut, as a state rep is additive and senator, and as a five term attorney general. it is my understanding that the very day after the world learned about the and as a posse could program to analyze and collect all of america's phone records, senator blumenthal began working on legislation that we will hear about today. the pfizer court -- the fisa court has been approving these programs behind doors. senator blumenthal has proposed empowering the special advocate with the power and responsibility to ensure that the publics privacy rights are enforced. we are delighted to join us today to tell us more about this important effort. it is my great pleasure to introduce center richard blumenthal. >> make so much catherine and jeff. thank you for having me here today. when jeff is introducing the constitution project and its partisan mission i was reminded of the story of al smith, the one-time governor of the state of new york. some of you of a certain age may still rem

leader in diversity engagement as well as local community outreach. you heard earlier from vice-chairman smith about some of usf's community service accolades. actually last year in 2013, over 7,000 usf students performed more than 300,000 hours of community service. and you may know that usf is among a handful of universities nationally that requires all undergraduates to complete a service learning course in order to graduate. you may know he that usf sponsors more than 25 sustained community projects throughout san francisco and the bay area and we offer more than 100 service learning courses in which our students and faculty are doing service learning projects with the community. but what you may not know is that in 2013 diverse issue in higher education, a premiere magazine that focuses on diversity and the united states, named usf the number one university in the country for recruiting, retaining, and graduating minority students. this is a significant accomplishment that usf is doing here in san francisco. we want to continue to attract those i

as a man full of hate. but they were confused as to why he did it he was not racial liberal but never said anything, no known connection to any organization. his motives are a mystery. he is still alive. i tried to call him and set up interviews and he lives in the same house she lived in at the time and has never revealed his motive as to why he shot james meredith. as an interesting political story, when meredith was shot, a lot of people in the movement figured it was a conspiracy the police were in on it that he could walk out of the woods then walk back and the only arrested him later. that was probably not the case it was not in their interest to shoot james meredith. i don't think that is true but white southerners think there is a conspiracy as well. they think somebody in the civil rights movement paid him, he is not even from mississippi they paid to the outsider to wound him that is why they used birdshot then there would be a big story to turn into a great national march. that does not make sens

that made him, as i say, an international hero, an american hero as well. he entered the wilson administration and became food administrator. now he's kind of a world authority on food and food relief, a new field of humanitarian relief. he earned a self the accolade of the great humanitarian. he was called the master emergencies, but napoleon the mercy. and at the end of the war he went back on wilson's instructions to organize relief to prostrate your, many countries, over 20 countries receive food assistance that hoover orchestrated and facilitated. truly tens of millions of people were dependent. >> at that time he had the opportunity to form some opinions about the revolution that was going on in europe, whether it was germany or russia tell us a little bit about russia because he had investments there and he saw what happened with the russian revolution. >> as an american hoover traveled all over the world five times for four world war one and he was a very perceptive observer constantly comparing the america that he knew with these other social syste

well as city-wide. but as many of us can attest, chronic disease he related to the consumption of soda and sugary sweetened beverages really hit low-income and minority communities particularly hard. these diseases include but are not limited to heart disease, tooth decay, liver damage, and obesity. now, i'm sure many of us have seen the [speaker not understood] impacts of sugary beverages on neighborhoods, probably even inside your own personal families. and we know that in recent years that the bayview hunters point neighborhood had more diabetes related emergency room visits than any other neighborhoods in san francisco. so, as you see there is a theme here. supervisor campos is introducing consideration for a measure that will address health care. i am asking for a hearing that will begin to help to address health care disparities. we need to start to do more, rolling up our sleeves, and making sure our walk and our talk are in line with each other. it is my hope this hearing will help us understand

military for the future have to deal with the world as we find it, as it is, not as we'd like it to be, either beyond our borders or within the beltway. in the current political environment we're not likely to return to levels of spending favored by the most ardent defense proponents in organizations like aei, on the hill, or frankly in the pentagon. now the budget plan announced monday would provide $115 billion more over the next five years than sequester level funding. we think it's a realistic proposal that reflects strategic imperatives as well as the resources the department might reasonably expect to receive, albeit with strong leadership and cooperation in the congress. if enacted, the changes will help remedy some of the damage already caused by sequestration, albeit with continued training and maintenance shortfalls in the near term and mitigate the impact of potential cuts in the future. now, if the $26 billion provided by the administration's proposed opportunity growth and security fund is also approved for fy-2015, the military's near-term readiness picture improves signi

ukraine or a pro western ukraine well i think the united states has pushed nato as far as as true as it thought it could to the doorstep of russia has been very interested in stabilizing ukraine and in the western camp so to speak the e.u. of course has been interested in ensuring that ukraine as much as possible is as close to you as possible so all of this is in play and so diplomatically speaking of course the state department's been pushing its players was the state department getting its way i don't think so i mean the e.u. brokered an agreement on february twenty first that would have. power would have pushed up the date for elections and it was something that the e.u. pushed down the throats of or tried to this is something that radek sikorski the foreign minister in poland said you guys better accept or else you know and they didn't they didn't take the e.u. offer there was there was pressure from the street. i wanted to jump in there really quickly eric we have about thirty seconds left i want to you to follow up of course there's now sanctions being talked about imposed on

those deaths will haunt us as long as we left. i'm that. guy that i think. kind of can. do and say i think the hobbit. might and i've actually picked for a politician to write the blog for. him just to play it safe by. plane. was. out. russia recognizes crimea is independence from ukraine and is set to start the official process of accepting it as quickly as possible. gives interim rulers look to sever all ties with russia and move closer to the e.u. and nato while banning any popular dissent and threatening harsh measures against the defined east of the country. plus the referendums coming still most sides of that russian invasion coming up we break down the latest media myths in propaganda war. but i welcome you watching international. now russia is set to launch the official procedure of taking crimea is part of its territory in this follows the former ukrainian regions declaration of independence and its request for more sky to accept it all artes eagle piece of joins us live now with the details and you go what stage is this

we know that as we move forward in our community engagement is to do that as much as we can. it's to allow people to experience that redefinition of what is rigor. so. that's our best part. >> i guess i just want to say to the superintendant that somebody observed to me as part of this whole debate that we are coming up against this argument a lot not just in this particular math proposal but in discussion about middle school and detracking in general in middle school and i do feel like some of the distrust in the anxiety of parents in reaction to our effort is because parents, their first experience was sort of like differentiation is gate in elementary school which is essentially really not anything. we say that it's something special but it really isn't anything or sometimes you get an extra test or extra worksheet. so i think that we have a bigger problem in this district in regaining trust for parents of high achievers so that to show them that rigor doesn't necessarily mean tracking. that rigor can mean a lot of different things and how we have defined it in this distri

if your car is parked out here, please move it as soon as possible as we are live, bruce, back to you. >> all right, thank you so t much, but that has more information that you're going to need as metro is reducing service because of the storm. and the buses, they will continue to operate this evening and tonight. but all the bus services will be suspended as of 7:00 monday morning. the metro axis service is also suspended on monday. as of now, metro rail, metro rail service, they will operate on a normal schedule throughout monday. and amtrak will operate on a modified snow schedule tomorrow in the northeast corridor. passengers should expect trains to run less frequently. those are metro's word as you might want to check before heading out in the morning. now how about getting it out of your driveway. it seems like just about everywhere that people and businesses have run out of the stuff as suchn goes on the hunt today. >> here we go as we are off to find some deicing material or any type of ice melt. all right. and so let's go. we leave broadcast house and head to the local hardw

and thank you for getting that on as quickly as you did. appreciate that. dana bash reporting live from capitol hill. something else coming into our offices, as well. this really raised the hackles for a couple people. a u.n. envoy in the crimea was threatened at gunpoint. apparently there were several armed men who tried to get robert sari into a car, this according to the united nations department secretary general, jan eliason, telling cnn this was possibly an effort to kidnap mr. serry, direct envoy, representative to ban ki-moon, sent to continue watching the developments there. so very distressing to hear. apparently 15 -- somewhere between 10 and 15 armed men who took him to a car, held him at gunpoint, prevented him from leaving. apparently he was taken to a cafe and then left unharmed. so whether this was -- and this is courtesy, by the way of richard roth, giving us this information via the deputy secretary general, who is in kiev right now. again, robert serry, u.n. envoy to the ukraine, threatened, intimidated, possibly an attempted kidnapping.

we will bring you that briefing as soon as it begins.ow, this is after relatives, as well, of chinese passengers on board flight 370 have marched on the malaysian embassy in beijing, demanding more answers about what happened to the flight. the malaysian prime minister is concerned that the flight did crash into the indian ocean with no survivors. but two weeks after the incident, details are still scarce. the search for debris has been halted because of bad weather. strong winds and waves up to 30 meters have now delayed search efforts. we'll keep our eyes on that impending press conference. >>> also still to come, aaron levy could soon become a pretty rich man. he's decided to take box public. details coming up. coming up. >>> the headlines from around the globe, g-7 leaders threaten russia with more sanctions. families demand more answers on the missing malaysian plane and u.s. company box files an ipo looking to raise about $13.50 million. >>> and more on that, the wave of tech firms looking to come to the market continue with box, t

it was there, but not quite as prevalent as it is now. so, i think we really need to make sure that we are providing, you know, the right tools to be able to look at homelessness and to address it adequately. my concern both of us in committee tried to see if we could actually get a different plan moving forward. my concern overall [speaker not understood] the story about barbs being exchanged, it was a policy discussion about how we can look at our homeless services comprehensively in a broadway. and we're actually going to be making investments in one part of it. what are the investments that we're going to -- that we anticipate to be making in other parts in order to have a comprehensive approach. i thought that addressing just through the hot team homeless outreach and the stabilization bed which is what the supplemental is about is actually something that we should be doing, but i also wanted to make sure that we were looking at the same time at other services we would need to be putting in place as part of a comprehensive plan. the

as we counseled as well. and we at ropes and gray advised -- [inaudible] including the criminal intrusion of sony a couple of years ago, at nationwide where motion to dismiss the class action litigation that followed was granted just before lack of injury under the clever case which i'll talk about later on. probably as well. we worked -- clapper case. we assisted where my colleague doug is challenging the authority and the theory that i've been claimed by visa in assessing fines against merchants have been attacked, and i the ftc in its efforts to claim the ability to enforce reasonable security standards in the hotel franchise context. we are now working on issues for target as well. so not able to talk about any of the particular client matters in detail, but it's a very interesting time to be here and to be able to talk in general about some of things that are in the news in the last few years. so my perspective, my gym perspective is that you look at big data issues from the perspective of someone in the

now, as part of that as well. we made the decisions around restructuring this business and there were many part wed just exited the business. so we didn't spend a lot of time determining whether they were or weren't compliant -- >> just closed accounts. >> yes. and that's how you go from -- go down by 80% in terms of the footprint in this business. so that was our priority. i think, asner cerutti said, every account has to be compliant and that was our most important goal. >> thank you. i yield. >> thank you. senator johnson. >> thank you, mr. chairman. mr. cerutti, how do you determine whether an account is compliant and. >> senator, today we have put all the fact requirements in place so we're really looking at whether someone is a u.s. person from a text perspective, u.s. nationality, green card, substantial presence test. we have the signs, all the documents. we're also looking at dual citizens, because often you have in europe people who might have been born in the u.s., and they're dual citizens now, so real

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levels by as early as next year.o start on the model s in china and they did start taking orders in the country and opened 8600 square foot store in beijing's shopping mall. in general is trying to have 5 million alternative energy powered cars by 2020, but they are really expensive. one hundred 18 thousand dollars, but in the u.s. they are 81 thousand dollars. there is always concern about the country slowing, are we really seeing a shift from the rural areas into the urban areas? it will be interesting to see what they do. >> obviously the chinese government is pushing more energy-efficient vehicles. hundredpoint, what, one $80,000? i cannot even imagine what it is going to cost. this is not really going to do anything for the future of high efficiency. >> the adoption rate is the thing. over the weekend we also heard that the company inked a deal with new york state and andrew keep itske tesla, to five stores. >> they are direct to consumer. franchisees were concerned that other companies would adopt that. they go

general applies just as much today as it did then. i chronicled on the ninth and just again in response to matt's question. my reasons for severing my relationship with bill. there is nothing new to add to that. >> [indiscernible] >> my decision was that all you would do is ask me about this. i did not have the facts i needed to be able to answer your question. it was not going to sit up here and play dodgeball on your questions. it is not much more competent than that. you know me. i have had regular press briefings throughout my administration. i am certainly not afraid to answer questions from all of you, any of you. if the fact is i know what you're going to ask and i do not know the answer, why would i submit myself to that? it does not make any sense. that is why i did not do. it is merely to me when you write stories about what you think you're entitled to. i think you are entitled to the answers when i get them. if all you're going to do is ask me these questions and yelled them at me at every town hall i walk through, i am no

as our department of technology and our rec and park department as well as pa mary go in our officeo colleagues, i hope to have your support and that's it >> colleagues can i take this item same house, same call? working class item 15. >> item 15 to authorizes the depth to accept a $270,000 gift to provide free wifi access to various locations in san francisco. colleagues, same house, same call? . item 16. mr. president, supervisor wiener has a comment >> just for information. i withdraw it >> okay. colleagues on item 15 can we do this same house, same call? without objection. item 16 is a resolution to retroactively authorizes the public health department to have and expend the granted for the university of california to participate in a program called hiv transition analyze to perform prevention >> same house, same call? this resolution is adapted. item 17. it's a resolution to authorize the general manager to enter into a hundred hundred and $70,000 agreement for software and maintenance for a term term of 5 and a half years >> colleagues what we take this testimony some this res

as far to the right as this one.ns with dwight eisenhower, all during my tenure until the very end there were republicans who were strong advocates of highway construction, again, you know, there's an argument about what's good for the private sector to do and what's good for the public sector to do. there's no conceivable argument that this kind of set of needs for transportation, et cetera, can be left to the private sector. part of the problem is this, john boehner is clearly decided that he's got to resist the tea party extremism influence. and he's done that on the debt limit and he did it on aid to the hurricane sandy people and he did it on violence against women. but there's a limit to the number of times he feels he can do that. so, even where he feel he might be inclined to support some of this i don't see him once again going to war with his own right-wingers. >> congressman frank, if it's not going to pass, clearly it will be used as a platform for the democrats in the midterm elections. what can they poi

as as as fast as the chinese economy has grown over the last twenty or thirty years if they hadn't paid their currency to the dollar it would have grown even faster and it would be on a much more sustainable trajectory hopefully for china they figure this out and they have banned in their currency peg they allow the imbalances to be cured through market forces and allow a more sustainable economy to develop an income for by this monetary policy can't you think there is a general emerging markets problem heading our way. now i think there is a emerging not emerging i think the developed markets of the bigger problems particularly parts of europe the united states where the countries that have all the dead were the countries that have exported all of our manufacturing that the problem with a lot of the emerging markets is they're trying to finance our economy they're trying to supply us with the products they produce and loan us the money to pay for it but this. it can't work and we're experiencing the problems right now in fact a lot of the currency problems at the emerging markets are h

here your drive is pretty good as far as low clouds go. it's breezy through the hills. all of the details from moment but i wanted to show you daypart for palo alto. temperatures climbing to about 62 by lunch time. you're going to ramp up to 72 along the peninsula so that's a pretty warm day along the peninsula. also everything is blooming out there so pollen levels are creeping up. keep that in mind if you suffer from the allergies of the season. 69 in san francisco, 74 in the east bay today and 72 degrees in the south bay. that's room temperature. that means you can give your heater a break. you won't need the ac until maybe this weekend because you'll see on the seven-day forecast the bottom of the screen temperatures keep on climbing. look at san francisco, by tomorrow we're in the low 70s in the city, we're well in mid-70s by friday. we could see 80 degrees in san francisco by saturday and sunday. so make sure you've got that spring wardrobe ready though we don't kick off spring for another nine days. you're keeping track, mike, as yo

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well as its asperity. -- as well as its prosperity. no one wants to see afghanistan return to the safe haven for al qaeda and other terrorist groups that it was before 2001. the reality of that, whatever the outcome of the bilateral security agreement negotiations, most of our servicemen and women are coming home. and that's a good thing. i have supported an expeditious and responsible drawdown of our military presence. we know that budget constraints will require a diplomatic -- our diplomatic and development efforts to contract as well. i have consistently urged the department of state and the department of defense to plan well in advance for that eventuality. well i recognize planning has begun, i am concerned that absence a strategy for future a strategy for future u.s. engagement in afghanistan, we could lose our primary goals and national security interest there. just by way of example, things that members of congress can do , in november, senator kelly ayotte and i wrote a letter to chuck hagel. we said that the safety of u.s. c

market share is as low as 20%. and, again, national share and broadband, not sure what that matters. the issue is local share. and in no local market will there be be any less choice after the transaction than there is before the transaction. >> host: well, want to get you to respond to what david carr in "the new york times" wrote after the announcement of the proposed merger. for consumers, cable is not just television anymore. it is where the internet comes from. and should this deal go be through, more people who want to cut the cable cord will still have to buy their broadband from a cable company where prices go only one way, up. >> guest: so a lot of respect for david carr, but a lot of mistakes in that statement. so first of all, in terms of buying broadband today, consumers are going to have the same choices after this transaction as they had before this transaction. the implication of that particular theory is that somehow this transaction is going to reduce choice for the purchase of broadband. that is j

are as quick was felt as far as san diego. as far as north the 74.e to go pre >> : this earth goes from 10 times larger in terms of energy released and 12 weeks ago are 17th. public safety officials say cruise are inspecting bridges and dams and railroad tracks for any signs of quake damage. night signaled get video out from the embassy suites and braille. >> : so far no reports of any injuries from the gas at a single hotel. and now take a quick look of pictures from the aftermath. a hot area of southern california. the constant and the floor. there's also been dozens of aftershocks there. usgs says there's a 5 percent chance. as several large earthquake followed by tsunami here in the bay area. to a san francisco residents are finding out. as i walk the tsunami evacuation route.marina- ever summit what was held last year and ocean beach. it's all part of the national tsunami prepared this week. march 23rd to the 29th and jefferses go bay. the zeebrugge's represent some never somewhat 21,000 neighborhood residents >> : national average for the cause

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soon as the fed has. complicate it's task have been wrong for the past three years my bet is to continue to be wrong but denison doesn't the reduction in u.s. deficits tell us that private surpluses are going down as well yes they are private surpluses well excuse i'll back up what you see is that the consumer is really becoming far more liquid america's american consumers are far more liquid than they have been they have reduced their amount of debt relative to perk relative to per capita income so to have america's corporations they are more liquid than they have been in decades i actually see even though the government may be somewhat suspect in its accounting the the consumer and businesses are extremely liquid and getting more so by the hour and by the day so i'm sorry i think that that's a beneficial circumstance but here is the question and let's just see some sort of capital spending binge how is that positive for us based stocks though the problem is you're probably you haven't seen any binge i l

and just as we meet our responsibilities as individuals, we must be prepared to meet them as nations. because we live in a world in which our ideals are going to be challenged again and again by forces that would drag us back into conflict or corruption. we can't count on others to rise to meet those tests. the policies of your government , the principles of your european union will make a critical difference in whether or not the international order that so many generations before you have strived to create continues to move forward or whether or not it retreats. that's the question we all must answer. kind nd of europe, what of america, what kind of world will we leave behind? and i believe that if we hold firm to our principles and are willing to back our beliefs , then rage and resolve hope will ultimately overcome fear and freedom will continue to triumph over tyranny. because that is what forever tirs in the human heart. thank you very much. [applause] [captioning performed by national captioning institute] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2014] >> on the next

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as mr. bowman suggested earlier this is a constantly evolving thing in government is not going to stop trying to find out what's going on just because the 215 program is not done. they will try something else. there will be other attempts at intelligence of the fisa court needs to be there to review and approve what is going on in the next evolution after 215. does that answer your question the? >> you are the james madison of the fisa court so if there will be future efforts. the fisa court is still there. are you happy with the fisa court addresses constantly -- constitute structurally or are there additional reforms that would make a consistent with it constitution? >> i continue believe that there should be an adversary opening into the fisa court. we can argue about the details of it but i think i spoke out in favor of an adversary process at the beginning of the pclob process. i absolutely think there has to be a way for third parties amicus curiae i some party to get and make argument

as anti-gay.w do we as a country reconcile concerns over religious freedom and civil liberties? we will analyze how this could play out in this midterm election year. plus, no end in sight to california's an devastating drought despite this week's floors. i will ask jerry brown about the effects. we want to begin with ukraine. we'll get the latest on the dramatic events in this crisis from nbc's bill neely in simferopol, which is the capital of the crimea. we understand there's a real fear now that russia may try to annex the crimea. what's the latest on the ground there? >> well, david, i would have to say there has been a quiet but complete russian takeover of crimea. their troops are guarding key buildings here in the capital. the latest is that several hundred russian troops have arrived at a ukrainian military base not far from here where there is now a confrontation. the russians are demanding the ukrainians lay down their weapons and they're threatening force and a group of ukrainian guards

well as anybody.en elected two different times. nonconsecutive terms to the congress from texas. we've watched him up close and have a sense of who he is. i don't even think those of us who know who stockman is, how bizarre relatively speaking his behavior has been in the past expected anything like this. when he got into this race on the last day of filing, in the last second of the last hour of filing day, we thought, wow, cornyn may actually have a legitimate tea party challenge. there had been some discussion of whether cornyn was adequately loyal to ted cruz, whether he em braszed the ted cruz view of the world. stockman might be the one to exploit that and separate some conservatives from the cornyn campaign. not only did it never happen, i think everybody began to wonder whether the stockman campaign, as i've said before, was a prank. it seemed like something that the cornyn campaign created just to make him look awesome. >> yeah. >> because the fact is, stockman campaign was one of the most bi

much as possible. we were looking for public restrooms and we've got a lot of feedback open pedestrian bicycle flow and the difficulties we often experience along the embarcadero and encouragement to find ways to make that experience better. in particular that protein exists loan e along the embarcadero and we talk about the business needs of the waterfront too where the piers and the front door to those businesses needs to be able to accommodate access. so there's i think a lot of discussions about how is it we can improve the bicycle access but not at the expense of our businesses and how can we make better use of the west side of the embarcadero along the city side where it's not used and try to help with that including safer pedestrian crossings and enforcements of the traffic rules to make it safer for bikes and pedestrians. i got attention in as we've experienced with piers 9 and 15 there are public access opportunity in those marginal wharf areas to step off at the flow of the embarcadero promis

of transition as far as having too much cash on the balance sheet. restructuring as far as having a little bit of debt on the balance sheet. out to buy back stock, how to make it effective. all large company problems. when we say large, apple brings a new dimension of scale to it. these are interesting challenges. i think that he has a very salient brand to bring to the table. we are hoping for more disclosure, something that was a little potentially challenged with peter oppenheimer and steve jobs. hopefully, that improves as well going forward. >> there is one product that makes apple the most money of any product and that is the iphone. the smartphone market is saturating. growth is slowing down. how do they combat something like that? >> absolutely. the introduction of new products over the course of the next year is something that will happen. have to figure out how to get the financial strength they need without overcommitting resources. i want to take issue with something said a moment ago. when i went to visit apple, oppenheimer would sit dow

we try as much as possible to be good listeners. that doesn't always mean that we recommend changes, but we try as much as possible to identify solutions that don't compromise the original intent of the proposal but still meet the needs of the community. there are several proposals that are on hold as we discussed at the last meeting. we will begin doing outreach over the next 6-12 months on those proposals to resolve those issues and bring them forward for you. the service proposals also include two new routes, embarcadero and the 11 downtown connector and the standards hours of operation for the two to commence will replace the three on the primary service on the corridor and the townsend because ten is going to replace service on pacific and desire for longer hours on portrero hills and will meet the standard 18 hours of service a day. the stop service include the five pilot which is under way extending the 14l all day to the city bart it currently going during the peak periods and creating all day 71 l as well as extending the 3

as much as possible because i know we are going to need everyone to move this forward. i would also want to add that supervisor yee and early childhood education, child care community i'm happy with their involvement of suggestion as well as transitional age youth that so many of the grass roots are really pushing for. i'm strongly supportive for increasing as much as we can the amount of a set aside that goes towards our children and families. also i think though authentic and shared accountability is a shared goal, i support a more community driven oversight body to ensure how voters want as we are developing this so there is a clearer mechanism to ensure this as well. i thank you superintendant carranza for the presentation and the work that everyone has put together as well. >> thank you. >> there is a part two to this. yes, the superintendant does deserve an applause because he's really prioritized services and funding for our high needs children in the city. so actually before i -- i should introduce myself. i'm maria, the director for department youth and familie

much as they want or to create value to the ideas of the government and spend as much as they won't their constraints it's that way in focusing on the budget balances as the measure it should be to me and as a residual say the client is that what you should do is sit your fiscal policy to push the economy towards full employment but not beyond and whatever the budget balance that arises from that is that is the balance sheet. but you often see this pause is the notion that we can have a reason why. nothing and that just isn't true understood now let's take a look at some of the things that you said about hard keynesianism in respects to this particular issue let me give the five points here you said that except during the period since the great financial crisis money creation has not been an important source of finance for developed countries number two is that except under . extreme conditions like those of the great financial crisis money creation cannot be used as a significant source of finance for the public expenditure without giving rise to inflation and it persisted hyperinf