>> good morning, supervisors, my name is lisa avis with kpmg. i will here to discuss the three departments we audit. the san francisco international airport which is included the single audit. we audit mta, and we audit hsf and puc for water, wastewater, hetch hetchy water. the financial statements resulted in an unmodified opinion. that's the clean bill of health. basically the financial statements did properly state their financial health at the end of the year. single audit we had no findings. all received unmodified opinions. when we were here last year and frd audit results we did report a material witness for the san francisco international airport in the process of capitalizing their fixed assets. there was an approximate $45 million audit adjustment to be booked and there was a material issue. happy to report it was reminded in that t -- reimmediated that finding and took the appropriate steps to remediate that finding. they have a clean bill of health. no reports this year. management did well in that result and no management issues to

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that's dragging shares of avis and budget lower. avis bought budget? >> that's true. >> see? >> a while back. >> "squawk on the street" is coming up next. >>> good monday morning. welcome to "squawk on the street," i'm carl quintanilla with jim cramer, david faber. we have the unofficial start of earnings season with alcoa tonight. the opec meeting on sunday. china's cpi was in line, ten-year around 1.73. oil steady. we begin with larry fink and a warning for central banks as the president and fed chair yellen meet later today. >>> no deal, canadian pacific walking away from the norfolk southern bid after norfolk resisted talks forever. >>> and another company reportedly enters the fray for yahoo!. the ted line for bids this week. stocks are looking to rebound for the worst week since february. alcoa due tonight. the president set to meet with fed chair yellen today to discuss the economy and wall street reform. and la and larry fink saying certain actionsi actionsi actionsi may lead to reduced spending and growth. an echo of what he's said in the past. >> right. i think that

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. >> cameras spotted the man walking in front of the sheridan hotel and exiting through the avis car rental lot. at one point police say the suspect ditched his jacket to avoid detection. nearly two hours later, he was seen wearing a blue button down shirt on the streets of brussels, before disappearing for good. the surveillance clip offers the most detailed account how the only airport attack tear survive escaped. >> police say the suspect was among a group of at least four terrorist who is targeted both the airport and the subway station. killing 32 people. authorities released this photo of the suspect, immediately after the attacks, he is seen pushing luggage cartier long two men in in black, police blew themselves up. belgium authorities hope the public's help will pick up where surveillance video left off. jonathan, cbs news, london. >> still ahead on "eyewitness news", being national champs has its perks. >> we already know president obama gave coach jay wright a call, but now hearing some of it. we'll gave you a listen. katy? >> and brooke, we are now sitting in at least som

exactly why they're there. >> isn't hertz and avis a big hedge fund?> i was literally just going to say hedge fund paint. >> no -- >> heard hertz was -- >> i know as many that were shorted and still short than long. >> all right. coming up, the missing link. the online shopping giant, stephanie link is buying right now. she's going to tell us. we'll debate it. >>> and as we go to break, let's look at the dow 30 heat map. dow up 63, was up more than that. was a triple digit gain. we'll take the 61 for now. back right after this. ♪ the intelligent, all-new audi a4 is here. ♪ ♪ ain't got time to make no apologies...♪ great time for a shiny floor wax, no? not if you just put the finishing touches on your latest masterpiece. timing's important. comcast business knows that. that's why you can schedule an installation at a time that works for you. even late at night, or on the weekend, if that's what you need. because you have enough to worry about. i did not see that coming. don't deal with disruptions. get better internet installed on your schedule. comcast

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avi a chance to respond.ery single red flag in the book was raised during your description of what's happening. you should never give out your mother's maiden name or any personal information that anyone who calls you. all of the legitimate businesses today that have the information, they do not authenticate you over the phone. sortedthe things are brings up to me, is the issue of identity theft. when medical records are stolen through hacking, social engineering, from insiders. go of the uses that people towards is identity theft. they open up businesses in other loans, andmes, take the person's identity who is from stolen -- who it was stolen .rom sometimes it takes years and cost a lot of money. this is one reason we encrypt medical records and health care systems practice theft. educateneed to consumers about what not to give out over the phone and to be able to identify when they are probably being scammed. to bobbye talking rubin. in the past, his work on ,ryptology, national security and securing inter

>> good morning, supervisors, my name is lisa avis with kpmg. i will here to discuss the three departments we audit. the san francisco international airport which is included the single audit. we audit mta, and we audit hsf and puc for water, wastewater, hetch hetchy water. the financial statements resulted in an unmodified opinion. that's the clean bill of health. basically the financial statements did properly state their financial health at the end of the year. single audit we had no findings. all received unmodified opinions. when we were here last year and frd audit results we did report a material witness for the san francisco international airport in the process of capitalizing their fixed assets. there was an approximate $45 million audit adjustment to be booked and there was a material issue. happy to report it was reminded in that t -- reimmediated that finding and took the appropriate steps to remediate that finding. they have a clean bill of health. no reports this year. management did well in that result and no management issues to

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daniel, what is your call for avi rubin? >> caller: i'm wondering if they try nary front door could be merged with the binary system in order to keep that secure from someone trying to hack in and whether that would even be possible? >> guest: i'm not exactly fully with the system you're describing. but one thing that does need to happen is organizations such as medstar health and other medical facilities should make sure the i.t. staff is look at the latest software patches and keeping their systems crude. that's one of the best things they can do to prevent these types of hacking from happening. spit up next we have mike calling in, mike calling in from canada. you are on with avi rubin talking about medical i.t. security. >> caller: thank you. i wa was curious about salsa sty number three number three every time you go to the hospital they always want it. you have to give it works for almost a i have to give it to get, you know, anything can. i was just curious about that. >> guest: you bring up a really good portrait soc

let's take a look at it avis budget. both stocks are lower. hertz came out. over supply of vehicles pressuringest -- pressuring its prices. that range had been 1.5 to but you.-- 2.5%. we are also watching some of the other auto related stocks today. i think we're talking about ferrari next. which it spun off. er-- ferrari ceo planning to retire following nomination of new board of directors. also, at least temporarily as ceo of ferrari. interesting movement we're seeing in the shares today. auto nation was initiated. the natural there put -- analyst there putting a $50 price target. nonetheless, seeing shares pull back. now let's get to tesla. tesla shares, little change now. coming down sharply off the high of the day. after the company said it was recalling 2700 model s suv's. there's an issue with the third row seat. the company said you can still use the cars. you should not use that third row. just for context here. the stock is up 66% from its low from the year back in february. the short interest is relatively high about 33% of the company's floats. in

>> good morning, supervisors, my name is lisa avis with kpmg. i will here to discuss the three departments we audit. the san francisco international airport which is included the single audit. we audit mta, and we audit hsf and puc for water, wastewater, hetch hetchy water. the financial statements resulted in an unmodified opinion. that's the clean bill of health. basically the financial statements did properly state their financial health at the end of the year. single audit we had no findings. all received unmodified opinions. when we were here last year and frd audit results we did report a material witness for the san francisco international airport in the process of capitalizing their fixed assets. there was an approximate $45 million audit adjustment to be booked and there was a material issue. happy to report it was reminded in that t -- reimmediated that finding and took the appropriate steps to remediate that finding. they have a clean bill of health. no reports this year. management did well in that result and no management issues to

it expects revenue to decline in 2015 with shares down over 5% and is impacting companies like avis as stock market, building on gains from friday. the global markets went higher and the u.s. is following along, the dow up by 90 points and nasdaq gaining 17. the s&p 500 moving higher by 8 points. >> jason brooks from kcbs radio. thank you. >>> a los angeles man was upset that the bathroom in the jack in the box was locked. what did he do? he rammed his car into the restaurant twice and he is behind bars today. edgar morales took out the front door, went around to the side and took out that door, too, because the restaurant was locked. >> i heard he was banging, banging the door. i didn't come out. he banged it twice. >> he was arrested for assault with a deadly weapon. >>> investigators are at the airport trying to figure out why the nose gear of a plane collapse at oakland's north field. the citation 750 landed with the tail up in the air. the front wheel collapsed a few moments after it landed. fire crews rushed to the runway as a precaution. a pilot co-pilot were on the plane but mo

that's dragging shares of avis and budget lower. avis bought budget? >> that's true. >> see?s coming up next. >>> good monday morning. welcome to "squawk on the street," i'm carl quintanilla with jim cramer, david faber. we have the unofficial start of earnings season with alcoa tonight. the opec meeting on sunday. china's cpi was in line, ten-year around 1.73. oil steady. we begin with larry fink and a warning for central banks as the president and fed chairle

>> good morning, supervisors, my name is lisa avis with kpmg. will here to discuss the three departments we audit. the san francisco international airport which is included the single audit. we audit mta, and we audit hsf and puc for water, wastewater, hetch hetchy water. the financial statements resulted in an unmodified opinion. that's the clean bill of health. basically the financial statements did properly state their financial health at the end of the year. single audit we had no findings. all received unmodified opinions. when we were here last year and frd audit results we did report a material witness for the san francisco international airport in the process of capitalizing their fixed assets. there was an approximate $45 million audit adjustment to be booked and there was a material issue. happy to report it was reminded in that t -- reimmediated that finding and took the appropriate steps to remediate that finding. they have a clean bill of health. no reports this year. management did well in that result and no management issues to re

the airport terminal, walks past a sheraton hotel, seen here, then turns right, exiting through an avis parking lot where he briefly breaks into a jog. always on foot, the suspect takes this long route towards the city center where nearly an hour later at 8:50 a.m. he is seen again walking, sleeves rolled up, and without his light colored jacket, which he appears to have left along the way. he walks along this route for another 50 minutes. and at 9:42 a.m., surveillance cameras catch him here as he walks in the brussels area of schaerbeek, the neighborhood where investigators believe the attackers built their bombs. he continues making his way through that neighborhood, where at 9:49 a.m., he is seen on camera again, this time seemingly talking on his cell phone. an elbow patch is clearly visible on his shirt. as the desperate search continues, startling new information that one of the suicide bombers that struck the brussels airport previously had worked as a part-time cleaner at the european parliament in the belgian capital. work that routinely put him within close proximity of many

the sheraton hotel and avis car rental parking lot and later spotted in another part ditching the jacketith a bright shirt of sleeves. the police released this with the appeal to the public with new information or witnesses on the subject. >>> autism advocacy. ceo bob wright, national leader in autism awareness and research. joining me next on "andrea mitchell reports" only on msnbc. when you think about success, what does it look like? is it becoming a better professor by being a more adventurous student? is it one day giving your daughter the opportunity she deserves? is it finally witnessing all the artistic wonders of the natural world? whatever your denition of success is, helping you pursue it, is ours. t-i-a-a. [bassist] two late nights in blew an amp.but good nights. sure,music's why we do this,but it's still our business. we spend days booking gigs, then we've gotta put in the miles to get there. but it's not without its perks. like seeing our album sales go through the roof enough to finally start paying meg's little brother- i mean,our new tour manager-with real,actual money.

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then turns right, exiting through an avis parking lot where he briefly breaks into a jog.the suspect takes this long route towards the city center where nearly an hour later at 8:50 a.m. he is seen again walking, sleeves rolled up and without his light-colored jacket, which he appears to have left along the way. he walks along this route for another 50 minutes. and at 9:42 a.m., surveillance cameras catch him here as he walks in the area of schaerbeek, the neighborhood where investigators believe the attackers built their bombs. he continues making his way through that neighborhood where at 9:49 a.m. he is seen on camera again, this time seemingly talking on a cell phone. an elbow patch is clearly visible on his shirt. as the desperate search continues, startling new information that one of the suicide bombers who struck the brussels airport previously had worked as a part-time cleaner at the european parliament in the belgian capitol. work that routinely put him within close proximity of many senior european leaders. now, belgian police lost his trail after 9:50 a.m. the

>> good morning, supervisors, my name is lisa avis with kpmg. i will here to discuss the three departments we audit. the san francisco international airport which is included the single audit. we audit mta, and we audit hsf and puc for water, wastewater, hetch hetchy water. the financial statements resulted in an unmodified opinion. that's the clean bill of health. basically the financial statements did properly state their financial health at the end of the year. single audit we had no findings. all received unmodified opinions. when we were here last year and frd audit results we did report a material witness for the san francisco international airport in the process of capitalizing their fixed assets. there was an approximate $45 million audit adjustment to be booked and there was a material issue. happy to report it was reminded in that t -- reimmediated that finding and took the appropriate steps to remediate that finding. they have a clean bill of health. no reports this year. management did well in that result and no management issues to

avy rainfall triggered flood watches in georgia and louisiana, and tornado alerts in parts of mississippi, alabama, tennessee and kentucky. last night, a tornado touched down several times in northeastern oklahoma. it damaged homes and businesses and injured at least seven people. at least 21 people died in india today when an overpass that was under construction, collapsed. it happened in a busy commercial district in kolkata. more than 70 people were injured, with an undetermined number still to be rescued. jonathan miller of independent television news has our report. >> reporter: a frantic, terrifying chaos followed the kolkata collapse as people tore with their bare hands at twisted reinforcing steel and crumbled concrete to free those trapped and still alive. a freshly-concreted 300-foot- long section of the flyover had given way, crushing cars and trucks and auto-rickshaws, pinning pedestrians and vehicle occupants under tons of mangled metal and cement. cctv footage caught the moment. two yellow ambassador taxis among the vehicles crawling along burrabazar, then this. someone said

let's see if we can move move things over rider now.r ri a deadly crash involving avi a person hit by bike. aike. between 14th and 13th street.t. that's where we find bobd bob barnard. rn he has the latest informationman on that accident. aen >> reporter: well, erin, what we're hearing is that theat bicyclist may not be dead.y we had heard it was a fatal accident.acci some of the officers here at o the sceneff are telling us itng may not be. you see, this is florida flori avenue 13th street. stree this whole area is closed offlod and you'll see why as thishi cruiser goes by.y. there is yellow bicycle heree in the middle of theiddl intersection.inte again, florida avenue and 13that street northwest and you can see some of the bicyclist'sthe s belongings there and if you af y look to their left there is a a small suv. suv it's a taxicab. taxicab we believe that's the striking vehicle. it stayed on the scene.he this happened a couple hoursd ah ago and so 13th street betweenet clifton and w and florida flo avenue between 13th and 14thh here remain closed and again,ga we don't know the fat

unfortunately we have a big closure on the outer loop.er loo a crash involving avi tractor-trailer andar.d car it's a deadly crash investigation. the outer loop completely shut down between saint barnabas road and branch avenue. avee. long line of delay. del traffic is completely parked between 210 and 414 saint 414 barnabas where folks areas w forced to exit and you can seeae unfortunately some folks stuckks in the backup leading to the closure. they've been out there for over an hour.er a hour. we're going to soon as they're able to get g that traffic moving and get and things reopened.pe my best advice exit at 2100 before 414.fore 414. that will save you time this morning. also on the outer loop we havetp a stalled truck taking out the two left lanes right by clara r barton parkway.ba outer loop traffic flowsrt across the amerarican legionn ln bridge. because of that, i'd say leaveal early if you're talking the outer loop today.ter we got you covered here on fox5. fox5. more traffic in just a few. back to you guys. >> there are several earth dayad celebrations planned acrosslaedr th

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the heavy, hetch i fire, avy fire, we're afraid of collapse. everything is burning below the roof. we have to hit it from the outside. >> reporter: one firefighter had a minor injuries. around us, numerous streets are closed off. you said parkside avenue is going to be close to rogers avenue and the sfier chief tells us. thank you. 5:35 happening now. concerns about possible damage to a church in elizabeth, new jersey. we're told the top of the ukrainian catholic church was damaged. they fear the steeple may be in danger toppling. structural engineers are police have roads closed around the church. >>> we want to check in with raphael. got a bear for the next couple of days. >> very stormy and wintry. temperatures right now on the chilly side in the 20s. north and west, with snow in poe poughkeepsie poughkeepsie. everyone needs the jackets this morning. you also want to grab the umbrella because snow is falling to the north. eventually rain will be falling in new york city and a wintry mix in between. places like westchester and fairfield. break it down for the morning commute. sli

man in white leaves the brussels airport, walks past this sheraton hotel, turns right, through this avisot. for a moment he starts running. he's on foot the whole time taking this path toward the center of the town. then he's seen an hour later again. his sleeves are rolled up. police also note this. he has ditched his white jacket. >> ditched my coat. toss it. i've changed my appearance. how hard does that make me to track as a suspect? >> makes it extremely difficult. a team of law enforcement officers or security agents that are following a target or a suspect. you know, with that one simple move by, you know, taking that light colored jacket off and, you know, let's just say that you duck into a building to do it in, or into an alley and come back out, you know, you are no longer looking at the light colored jacket. >> for nearly an hour he continues walking the same route. then cameras pick him up walking through the schaerbeek neighborhood. that's the area where the terrorists built their bombs. the man continues walking through schaerbeek. five minutes later, he's spotted. clearly

continue to have pressure on them and they're taken down, hertz by the way down 7% and taking down avis budget with this news as well, which is cars. their ticker symbol. the industry getting hit by the news. charles: the new economy is hurting them and uber, i think, is hurting them as well. thanks, nicole. apple, barron's said this could be $150 stock, giving up 46 cents. what's up with barron's, used to be 2 $3. >> this is heavy lifting, charles, come on. we examine a couple of cases made on wall street about how smooth the earnings of apple has become and rising portion of services, and just, i think that investors have got it totally wrong viewing. this is a gadget seller. if you compare this to the s&p 500, keep in mind, apple reports straight up gap earnings, everybody reports the earnings filled with excuses. on that basis, the s&p is 20 times earnings. i'll pay 11 1/2 times to get the growth-- >> that's the argument for a long time. the bearish part has been an anchor for this stock for a long time. >> absolutely. people are worried about slowing iphone sales and i think they'v

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within the religious community this is a big -- this is a fight about where progressive vies are vis avis. it is quite unusual within the tratic party for him to put this kind of -- the view of -- even an even-handed approach, that the idea that this was proportionate hamas using human shields. >> it is certainly not something you hear in new york debates. it is interesting. it's like talking about abortion in alabama, right? there are certain places you're just not going to go. normallieer in part because there is a big jewish population. this has been a discussion that doesn't go into those nuances. discussions are going on but not on the stage -- >> in a new york pry so many jewish voters. >> thank you, panel. >> we're following breaking news, alisyn. an incredible rescue following a deadly earthquake in japan. we have the very latest for you. ♪ dogs - sure can be messy. but with nexgard, their flea and tick killer doesn't have to be. nexgard, the vet's #1 choice for dogs, is a delicious, beef-flavored chew that kills both fleas and ticks. so it's easy to give, easy to take. reported s

it's hard to see whom else would be the bottler besides coke if they're not allowing avi to do it themselvesh is the only buyer? >> it's a large asset. it's hard to see it being competitive. >> right. if it can't be competitive, how much premium should be built into the stock for what you're talking about? >> there is a time valuation. i do think coke's turn-around, you have to build that in. to believe you'll make a handsome return, you have to believe the turn-around is working as well. >> thank you for coming in. >> thank you. >>> when we return, video gone viral. princess william and harry visit the set of the next "star wars" film. social media along for the ride. interesting things happen from there. we'll show you when we come back. wrely on the us postal service? because when they ship with us, their business becomes our business. that's why we make more e-commerce deliveries to homes than anyone else in the country. here, there, everywhere. united states postal service priority: you >>> welcome back to "squawk box." cuban revolutionary leader fidel castro making a rare appearance at

>> good morning, supervisors, my name is lisa avis with kpmg. i will here to discuss the three departments we audit. the san francisco international airport which is included the single audit. we audit mta, and we audit hsf and puc for water, wastewater, hetch hetchy water. the financial statements resulted in an unmodified opinion. that's the clean bill of health. basically the financial statements did properly state their financial health at the end of the year. single audit we had no findings. all received unmodified opinions. when we were here last year and frd audit results we did report a material witness for the san francisco international airport in the process of capitalizing their fixed assets. there was an approximate $45 million audit adjustment to be booked and there was a material issue. happy to report it was reminded in that t -- reimmediated that finding and took the appropriate steps to remediate that finding. they have a clean bill of health. no reports this year. management did well in that result and no management issues to

ubin we will talk to avi r about recent hacks that compromised the health records of 3.5 million patients. melissa yeager from the sunlight foundation on the amount of time members of congress spend fundraising and how it affects their official duties. ♪ host: good morning. 2016.friday, april 8, the headlines for today's "washington journal" are about the war of words in the democratic presidential primary, as hillary clinton and bernie sanders had a sharp exchange about each other's qualifications, leaving some in the democratic party worried that the change in tone might hamper efforts to unite the party behind the eventual candidate. the stalemate over the supreme court nominee merrick garland continues, as president obama warned that political polarization puts the judiciary in jeord