if a train is not scheduled to stop at a ation, it could be going as fast as 7 miles per hour. the train gates come dn 29 seconds before the train enters the crosng. >> doesn't seem like a ng time, and folks try toea that. i just don't understand it. >> it's really a foolish thing to do. there's nothing more imptant than your own life, and i takes minutes for the train to pass. we have pestrian gates at all the crossings, wait behind the gates until the train has passed. >> u offer a free safety education program. >> yes. cal train's a member of operation lifesaver, a national rail safety organizatio and we offer free safety programs. we give them to all ages, to all

startups,ation to that is the bread and butter of our business, but companies stay private longer thanbefore and we believe that if you are smart, if you are careful about the choices you make, you can earn six times on your money on twitter, or others, while helping those great companies. there is a growing concerns about all of these unicorns, deities at the evaluations are getting ahead of startups and their ability to grow? john: we are in a rare time of normalcy. in the private market, there is pocket of valuations that are too high, and some too low. emily: no bubble, the sky is not falling. john: this is a boom, because of the effect that these devices have had. -- an entrepreneur can create a new service and in a week have a billion people using it. emily: that is different. what is also different is the amount of capital flowing into silicon valley. trend, you make of that is it creating more competition for you? beth: it is incredibly competitive out there. we have to wake up every morning and compete to win and work with the best entrepreneurs. john: never a better time than

bart station this afternoonfter passengers heard a threat at 3:00 this afternn at the mission street ation. a passenger overheard a man threatening to blow up a southbound train. abc7 news was at the station as police detained the suspect who wi undergo a psychvaluation. bart re-opened the station after an hour. >>> newdetails tonight. we now know the name of a man killed in a shooting along highway 4 inay point yesterday. he is 20-year-old tomas mendez of pittsburg. hi dodge crashed into the center divider after he was shot. detectives believe the shooter fire from another car possibly a honda. they are asking anyone who might know about the shooting toall them. >>> the south carolina church where nine people were shot and killed last week re-opened its doors today. the emanuel ame church in charleston had a speal service with a message of love and healing. churches across the nation held solidarity service abc7 news cornell bernard is live in san francisco where there was a prayer vigil today. >> in fact one of the prayer vigils was held he in the last hour katie, at the third baptist ch

ation, insuffer track time for maintenance. no one on headsets. too much noise and distractions which has caused more than a dozen miscommunication incidents, trains directed into active work zones through red signals and power mistakenly restored in work zones. a total of 54 problems that need to be addressed, including ten for buses. >> it's terrible. i hate it. it's the worst. >> it's unfortunate because we end up paying the price for the lack of effort. >> i don't have a car so it's really -- i can't get into work otherwise. >> reporter: the fta said metro has made improvements since the transit system's deadliest crash in 2009 that killed nine people. while the feds say metro has been unsuccessful in followingity own safety policy, the ac administrator says? >> it is not unsafe but it has to do better. >> it is unsafe. they need to use a better terminology of that. how are we as travelers supposed to continue to feel safe on metro? >> reporter: metro has 90 days to coup with an action plan for the federal government and address all these prob

ation thought to accept a grant from the center from disease control and preservation in a title program health for improved community design. >> thank you. is dpw here. >> good afternoon. supervisors thank you for including that item on the agenda the san francisco dunst is asking for an acceptance and expend annually for the next 3 years san francisco was one of the 6 recipients nationwide to be award for its healthy design initiative to help to fund our health program the purpose of the department of public health impact assessment program to inform and support of the decision making within the past year we've worked on health care to for bicycle safety to achieve the sro's and help to understand the city's shelter policies we use a disciplinary cross sector to address the health entities we're fiscal year on access to health care and transportation and safety and the health impacts we plan to access the neighborhood economic conditions and our program our goal to provide information and knowledge to decide maker for healthy outcomes through our city's design efforts to make it easier

. >> russia's ban on these means is a cold war style re'til ation and extents from the eu's holding responsible de destabilizing eastern ukraine. some noticed the russian concentraits on eu states vocal in their criticism of moscow and could be an attempt by the russians to exploit internal differences. >> to put it in a nutshell by looking at this, you may draw on a map, you will see the map of france and russia's appointment inside the european union. it's very selective actuallily. >> tensions in eastern ukraine remain high. sporadic shelling and russia is conducting large-scale exercise os ukraine's border again. the minsk agreement, meant to separate forces and start peace talks is still not implemented and both ukrainian and western officials fear russia and its ukrainian alleys are gearing up for another rounding fighting. russia admits there is another list of u.s. officials but that has yet to be published. simon mcgregor wood al jazeera, london. >> still ahead in the bulletin thousands of people marched to remember one of the worst massacres of the boys kneeian war. >> left to fend fo

how much money is involved but it will become the official promoter of " mission impossible: rogue n ation in china. it reflects the desire rom pacifica, this is democracy now! >> and we are just going to forget, at least temporarily come about helping those workers that lose jobs because of decisions we make? how immoral is that? what the trail of those workers [captioning made possible by democracy now!] . despite warnings from labor environmental, and consumer groups, 13 democrats side with the republicans to move president obama one step closer to getting fast track authority to negotiate the controversial tpp, trans pacific partnership

if a train is not scheduled to stop at a ation, it could be going as fast as 7 miles per hour.rain gates come dn 29 seconds before the train enters the crosng. >> doesn't seem like a ng time, and folks try toea that. i just don't understand it. >> it's really a foolish thing to do. there's nothing more imptant than your own life, and i takes minutes for the train to pass. we have pestrian gates at all the crossings, wait behind the gates until the train has passed. >> u offer a free safety education program. >> yes. cal train's a member of operation lifesaver, a national rail safety organizatio and we offer free safety programs. we give them to all ages, to all gros, and we encourage people to come and call us and sn up to get a safety presentation. we'd be happy to talk about it. >> we have 20 seconds left. you finished raising the tracks for safet > yeah, that's in san bruno, elevating the train tracks above the tee street crossings in the city o san bruno, a tremendous safety improvement for t cit >> thank you so much for your education. we posted all the suff on our website

said this before said the type of presidency he wanted was like ronald reagan's, transform aeurbl ational not transitional. he wanted to move it from the right back to the center or center left. i think what we saw is a mastiff progressive shift to the left. in that case i think it does cement a president obama legacy wise as being transformational. >>> same-sex marriage a tricky issue for the presidential candidates? >> reporter: they are unified in condemning the rul and solve this country to a better one together. >> since the massacre at mother emmanuel. a growing course has been calling for the flag's removal. at the pastor's funeral, president obama said taking flag down would not be an insult to those who served. >> it would simply be an acknowledgment that the cause for which they fought, the cause of slavery was wrong. [ applause ]. >> the flag is so contentious it takes a two-thirds vote to move it. that debate may or may not begin next week. this afternoon the two activists were released on bail. tonight this emotional debate rages on. ron allen, nbc news columbia, south caroli

they will let qualified with ations gain access least $5 billion under management and have a track recordeast five years. there are also limits on how much they can buy. thetually, the whole -- goal is to get the capital index to include saudi arabia in its emerging markets index which would leave when you open the spigot and all the institutional funds can come in. alix: we have seen a lot of capital outflows in terms of companies going to buy a canadian miner. you do have institutions desperate to get into any kind of exposure. alix: and the yield is so low. scarlet: you are going to stick around because crude oil is falling marginally. it kind of stuck around the $59 level. over the past two days, it has gained just over 4%. you are talking about the resilience in global non-opec production. alix: it is huge. did you know that non-opec production is 58 million barrels a day? scarlet: what is opec reduction? alix: 31 million barrels. almost double. there has been concerned about -- concern about oil prices these pricess to and we're not talking about shale -- we're talking about deepwat

ation. >> people will be talking about this case 100 years from now, not because of my book but because of alec jeffries' discovery. >>> a disturbing manifesto has come to light and it's link to the accused killer of the charleston church massacre this has a community grieves and prepares for a sunday prayer at the site of the shooting. >>> and the search for two escaped murderers, are they closing in on the convicts? >>> we take you to italy. the pope visits the shroud turin. >>> welcome to our viewers around the world and the us. i'm george howl and i'm lynda kinkade. >>> the emanuel ame church is holding church today since the massacre. it comes as the investigation widens. authorities are now looking at a racist manifesto posted on the confessed gunman's website. nick valencia has the details. >> reporter: the pictures are startling. dylann roof holds a confederate flag. the website he owned "the last rhodesan." we have no skin heads, no real kkk, no one doing anything but talking on the internet. the document reads someone has to have the bravery to take it to the real world and i

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also the chief executive officer from principal global investors will be talking about bondific ationur sort of thing. the deputy for admin reform will be talking to guy. anna: he will be back with "on the move." i leave you in their capable hands. ♪ . jonathan: -- mark: good morning and welcome to "on the move/." i am mark barton. let's get straight to your morning brief. man with a plan for you alexis tsipras meets a west -- meets with creditors. new proposals. 10 billion euro cash bid. makes an offer for france's bouygues telecom that would shake of the industry. rejecting a 47 billion takeover that would be the largest ever deal and a health-insurance industry. a quick peek at the european market, futures indicating stocks will open higher on this monday morning. a big day for greece. over to caroline. caroline: you said, a man with a plan. we are seeing -- not where we saw the initial futures civic length. pretty much a flat. perhaps not as overexcited as many were expecting. finally, a planet getting on the table and we understand mr. tsipras is flying in and the reaction has be

thornburg, congratulcongratul ations on successful certification of the falcon nine. in march mrs.hotwell testified in this committee that you have dcaa auditors doing from manufacturing audits right now and your cost and her have been audited. was that testimony correct? and kenny brickley describe the frequency and extent of the dcaa audit for combat spacex undergoes and the number of dcaa personnel resident at the spacex facilities? >> to your first question was her testimony correct, i believe the answer to that is just a quick approach to the questions about dcaa audit and frequency in my position within engineering and working vehicle development, i'm not familiar with the frequency of the visits. i can tell you that we are working very closely with the air force and the beauty. i'm happy to go collect that information in return for the record. >> i would really appreciate if you could get that back to us for the record. mr. chairman, i yield back. >> i thank the gentleman. now recognize the gentleman from colorado. >> thank you, mr. chairman for having this very important he

according to june, 1950 "new york times" cbs poll -- 19 qush-ation money has too much influence in politics. and 85% of those surveyed said that campaign financing system should be either completely rebuilt or fundamentally changed. growing money in politics represents a threat to our cherished democratic institutions that were built by our founding fathers. this is not what the american people want for our democracy. it's critical to inform the american public about what's happening and what can be done about the problem. there are reform options of two kinds. the first kind is legislative reform actions. there's three or four types of that. the first and most important i think is -- my time is about to expire. the first and most important is the disclosure of transparency and then there's constitutional amendments. constitutional amendments are very hard to pass. but they are not subject to be overturned by the supreme court. i have a constitutional proposed amendment h.j.res. 31 which will do away with p.a.c.s. and super-p.a.c.s. i hope they'll decide what they want to see because the sy

ation we must keep working towards the next big thing. investments in education and basic scientific research are the down payment on our future. it is critical we maintain these investments at the time our country faces so mean unique challenges. growing income inequality is a threat to our middle class our economy and our democracy. while globalization is opening new markets for american goods it is also hollowing out the mid level jobs that are the foundation of the american middle class. and without a strong middle class, we cannot have a strong economy. and without a strong middle class, we simply cannot have a strong democracy. there are many ideas about how to deal with these challenges, but history has taught us that increased productivity is the number one driver of economic progress, and in my view the key to american greatness. economic historians tell us after hundreds of years of zero economic growth, ground-breaking innovations change the face of commerce. in the mid 1700's came the cotton gin the steam engine and railroads,