so, i turned west and we are 4,000 feet at 80 knots new guy next to me a b bananas. he was having a real time and the guys in the back, tour chief didn't say a word. we flew along for i guess about an o.v. 1 bird came propeller driven -- he wase mist at us just there. he was fast enough and quick his side turn it up on so he went by this way and missed us. when we had our 20 minute fuel come on, we had flown into it about 10 minutes and i looked instruments, i was flying and saw these lights out n the distance and i had no idea, i didn't know if we were vietnam.bodia or south i had no idea where we were. so the pilot next it me said spoelstra -- oh like carrier.an aircraft i said no we are flying west so there are no aircraft carriers in the western direction. turned out to be was anka. and that was the main heliport for the first cav. i remember sitting in the pproach called them up or didn't call them because we didn't have radios and at the ime i shot the approach at the end of runway we ran out of fuel. was it.own and that so, we were very fortunate that night. tu

stephen: there were a number of varieties of gun systems on the old b and c model hueys. one was m-16 with four machine guns two on each side and two nine round rocket pods. one on each side. that was the arming. plus the door gunners. they had somewhere around 4,000 rounds of door gun ammunition split between the two of them. fred: so you had guns that you could use as far as a pilot? stephen: that is right. the far side of left seed was aircraft commander , and he would fire what we call the gun systems, many guns or m-16 and m-60's and with the rocket pods but you had the capability , of changing that if something happened to one of those individuals in the aircraft. that was normally the way we divided up the responsibilities. fred: what was your first experience in combat in vietnam? stephen: i was assigned -- the way it worked when you went to the 229th, you flew with an experienced aviator for a period of time. then that aviator would say whether he in turn thought could you could be an aircraft commander or not. if he didn't think you could you could be an and or c

and b host. they're required to register property with the city. if they don't, air b and b and rivals like home away will not allow unregistered properties on their site or other services. they can apply after the deadline but not allowed to rent vacation homes or rooms till they're registered. >>> san francisco considered an approach with the ever worsening parking problems. they'll consider a pilot program that leapts two residential parking permits per household in the area. that's half the battle. it could be expanded to other neighborhoods. >>> authorities are looking for a man that led officers on a chase in a stolen truck. that chase started about noon yesterday in san francisco and traveled down to peninsula and ending near highway 237 and sunnyville golf course. they drove the wrong way on highway 237 just before crashing it and the man ditched the vehicle and took off running. a video shows officers with guns drawn showing suspects with chp and the owner of the truck began chasing the

we know all the folks have been moved out of terminal b and moved to in term signal a. you know what this looks like. it happened not too long ago where construction crews tripped up a fire alarm and folks had to evacuate. this seems to be a very different situation. >> yeah, it's, i mean, again, from where i'm sitting and what i can see mainly is what's going on on the tarmac. one thing i've noticed just in the past few minutes for the first time since we've been parked here, i saw a plane land and depart. i'm not sure how this is affecting air traffic, if they've had to delay or postpone some flights. obviously on the plane, you know, people are just going to you know, starting to get a little restless and trying to stretch their legs out. there are a couple of babies on board and they're taking it the hardest. >> are people looking at things through social media? i know a lot of people are doing that trying to figure out what's going on outside the plane. have you seen a lot of that? >> yeah, and people have been on their phones checking with relatives and friends and

these were "b" and "c" models, first early models bell developed. they were originally used for troop carrying, and resupply, and so forth. somebody got the idea, we'll sanction gun systems on them, mini guns on them, m-16 systems, which are four m-16 machine guns, two rocket pods and so forth and then modify the interior in such a way, shape or form that you carry the ammunition and all that. they were the first, if you will, helicopter gunships that were developed. they had some of them, i think, in 1966 and late '65 is when they first came out. >> you were in one of the first models? >> they had evolved if you will at the point in time i got there in '67. they had gone through a period of evolution, if you will, with certain improvements, blades. >> that was what you were going to fly. that's what you flew in first cav. >> that's correct. >> you come to vietnam. tell us about that transition. >> when i first came to vietnam, i was assigned to the -- i don't know what it was down in -- they said -- they said what do you want to do? i said i wanted

if they don't, air b and b and rivals like home away will not allow unregistered properties on their site or other services. people can still apply after today's deadline but they are not allowed to rent their vacation homes or rooms till they're registered. >>> bart is accepting online requests for about 100 permits and those will guarantee riders using the station a parking stall till 10:00 a.m. on weekdays. to sign up for a permit, go to select a spot.com. permits cost $05 a month. -- $105 a month. >>> good day for bart, always a good day for bart. >> always a good day for bart. yes. we are antioc at the junction and westbound 80 and 680 and see the flashing lights on the left hand side of your screen there and six car crash blocking tulanes in the westbound direction and making your way through that stretch. your ride continues to be heavy heading along southbound 680 down toward the bridge south of interstate 80 there in the yellow. east shore freeway and this is about little over 45 minutes from highway 4 over toward the bay bridge toll plaza jam packed all morning long and jus

s that lived in their b. and b. and others do you see any others that we might have missed them. well i think there's a number of smaller i.p.o.'s of the course that they share i think the one to watch to an extent is one that's not necessarily been confirmed yet i think there's going to be a few i.p.o.'s this year which may cultures of god's people of course are watching closely to who we know are plotting to float over the next few years so much speculated. that is the shave all over given the difficulties they had the shia twenty seventeen sorry the raw doubts about like something you want what you see is alternately going to be one that we're not quite aware of yet it's a popular one that you've noted i think a lot of the old ones are much smaller and less interesting than foreign saws so watch out for the small ones in general craig where do you see stock markets go this year what do we need what's awful. some markets going to be very interesting the share of i think we are very much in the in a bull mach and i don't expect that to change we may see less substantial moves of

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b? >> without the -- >> in other words, can you rely just on a and d? >> if there was no -- >> if there were no b at all. -- >> certainly, i think if there was no failure to vote clause that was one of the main prohibitions andio you have to interpret b in light of d, of course and d clearly indicates that we, so long as we send individuals a notice and so long as we wait two federal elections before we remove them that that is acceptable. >> so why bother -- >> because of the except clause? >> well, because you have to interpret the substantive provision in b-2, the fall you are to vote clause. >> right. >> and the way it reconciles it with the failure to vote and only our position interprets b in a way that allows the back end use of non-voting in d. >> mr. murphy, the act itself has a stave issuer provision that triggers the confirmation and notice and that safe harbor provision doesn't rely at all on failure to vote. it relies on post office change of address form. so isn't that some clue, the safe harbor which congress didn't want failure to vote to

the best way to reconcile b and d is to say that a failure to respond to the notice breaks any causal prohibition between failure to vote and removal. i think there was this debate -- >> why do you need the approximate cause argument at all? what the statute says someone may not be removed from the list by reason of the person's failure to vote. it can't mean, but for cause because then it would run -- because the statute itself takes failure to vote into account in d. that's one of the things that is necessary in order for someone to be removed from the list under d, so it can't be but for and in the hava, congress used the term solely, so why isn't the best interpretation of this that one cannot be removed from the list solely because of failure to vote. >> that's absolutely correct. the court said one component of a approximate cause test it was a malleable phrase was the sole -- >> isn't that just adding a word into the statute that congress wrote? congress said by reason to vote. there are multiple places in the u.s. code where congress wants to say, solely by reason and congress

susan b and elizabeth cady, going into the constitution, we are going with them or fighting it. with the movement for 30 years and organizations and deeply damaging for the cause and i was sent out, my dissertation topic, going to prove elizabeth cady and susan b were horrible people and so forth. it was so depressing. [laughter] >> my faculty advisor -- you can remember i walked into his office, i want to start thinking what finally worked. i want to look forward to the positive moves, started researching the early 20th century to see what was going on. i started reading newspaper accounts and tripped over these women and nobody noticed them. they were there, too famous to know this. >> you didn't know about them when you started this thing. >> guest: no. i was reading newspapers from the 1900s, and there would be occasional references to events where fancy uber wealthy celebrity socialites were coming out for suffrage, what happens when they joined suffrage in 1908, sort of in the doldrums, languishing, considered the cause of the intellectual fringe. there are various codeword

you just got to warm him up and he will walk away. to gary b.' and demand we're talking about the negativity but you should think about the positive as well think about the long john sales going up and the snow tire sales that are going up and the whiskey sales going up from folks who ain't going nowhere just sitting around being cold. >> how do you warmup a lizard? dagen: do you know what? what you just missed, the fact that that was a very wise economic analysis that chuck just did. >> exactly. >> you all should be listening to me. i know mayan it malls. dagen: sounded like a broken window a little bit. >> [laughter] dagen: thank you. cavuto on business coming up at the bottom of the hour, neil what have you got? neil: hi dagen time to stop burning our cash on countries burning our plant. rand paul telling me we should spend it on our roads and bridges instead we'll debate it, and after california becomes the first sanctuary state someone here says the federal government should sue the golden state. we'll see you soon. dagen: thank you neil. we

and b. c. bloomberg what they're focusing on and took for us to watch c n b c and bloomberg is quite interesting because it's it's not at all what most people although like the original gangsters of bitcoin nobody really talks about these aren't what are important to the big community but it's a corporate side and that's their side of the story but we're looking at the origin what happened from bitcoin to block chain to distributors ledgers the cryptocurrency space is fast evolving to the point where it can be difficult to see which direction headed but we're not without clues on many of the innovations in the space are new they are. built on decades of work that led to this point by tracing this history we can understand the motivations behind the movement that spawned it coin and share its vision for the future so he starts with the history which was in the seventy's and at that time cryptography was invented and created and developed by the u.s. military by the likes of the n.s.a. and cia mos

using a b. and b. will lead the negotiations in a constructive and inclusive way here. let's go i believe we can do it we're committed to working together very rapidly and intensively. but migration in europe divide the two sides the social democrats want the families of refugees to be able to join them here right when conservatives are against that plan on the e.u. martin short says big idea is for a united states of europe conservatives remain skeptical. the social democrats hosted the first day of talks at the party's headquarters day like angle america's conservatives achieved their worst electoral showing in post-war german history and after september's election they said they would go into opposition but now they say what the country needs is a stable government. says given the results of the elections. it's clear that things can't go on as they were the very fully tissues that are. the international political situation. and the makeup of the german bundestag show that we are in a new era in sight and this new era requires a new style of politics pretty a chance w

b. and then of the whole story and we operate them because you know i mean my country i mean my kids i could talk to the bottom of. it so you live now to vienna where a syrian opposition leaders are giving a press conference after a u.n. sponsored talks were extended into another day let's listen and. we had a short date. vienna which once again proved. this. desire to continue to which is a bloody war on its people without any intention to engage in any sort of dialogue . it is just only normal that she is relying on the interview submission. little willingness to engage in serious political negotiations and. international business for the regime has ended yesterday and the regime was in that she is lucky she is continuing its run since you. and the light of our commitment to the diplomatic process and firm conviction that the diplomatic political solution solution is a must which realizes desperation of the syrian people and that's why we continue to positively respond with the united nati

and because of proposition b and because the economy is better and, frankly, because you all have had faith in us and the mayor to invest in us a little bit more, our funding system, our operations funding has stabilized and proposition b actually really kind of prevents it from, you know, from the bottom -- hopefully prevents the bottom from falling out any time in the fea near future and allos to engage in long-term planning and this is our engaging process and it's a cycle that goes on all the time and it begins and it does come from proposition b. it integrates both data and philosophy of equity and community feedback, and we end up updating our strategic plan each year and reporting how we have done and in the anticipation of the following year's budget we have capital plans that are on shorter horizons and focus on not the big mission vision values and not our four core values but the tasks that support our strategies and our objectives and that feeds our budget and then we measure and begin the loop again. so this is another kind of look at that. which shows over a five-year ho

s like lived in there b. and b. in all of us do you see any of those that we might have missed them. well i think there's a number of smaller i.p.o.'s of the course that they share i think the one to watch to an extent is one that's not necessarily been confirmed yet the thing is going to be a few i.p.o.'s this year which may cultures of god's people of course are watching closely to who we know are planning to float over the next few years so much speculated. that is the shave all out given the difficulties they had the shia twenty seventeen sorry the raw doubts about like something you want what you see is alternately going to be one that we're not quite aware of yet it's a popular one that you've noted i think a lot of the old ones are much smaller and less interesting than foreign saws so watch out for the small ones in general craig where do you see stock markets go this year what do we need what's awful. some markets going to be very interesting this year i think we are very much in the in a bull mach and i do

performance, r & b song and r & b album. >>> as it stands this morning, donald trump hours away from delivering his first state of the union address. the speech centers on one central theme, building a safe, strong and proud america. there are sentiments the president echoed last night tweeting about the economic gains made under his presidency, saying the country is on, quote, the right track. while this won't be his first joint address before congress, it will be the most-watched political event of the year and it will serve as the chance for mr. trump to hit the reset button and forge ahead into the second year of his presidency. or remain dead locked with democrats on a litany of issues. nbc's edward lawrence has more on what we can expect. edward, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, frances. the first big question he is will the president stick to the script. he is a different speaker on the teleprompter off the teleprompter. he is trying to use the speech to push past the russia probe touting the success of the economy, saying the unemployment is near recor

i'm at the grammys right now. >> bruno alec tri fied the crowd with cardi b. >> bruno and cardi b, so>> you are dripping in finesse. >> okay. >> she posted a pic of the performance and said i want to thank you so much. i don't even know how. maybe one day you'll need a kidney. >> while bruno triumphed jay-z was shut out losing all eight of the nominations. jay made the best of it enjoying a family night and check out the adorable 6-year-old seated between their mom and dad telling them both to similarer down. on saturday the couple hit pre grammy parties always coordinating and you've got to love the look on this woman's face when she bumped into them at their hotel. that was before clive davis' pre grammy bash. >> are you in the bee hive cardi b? >> yeah. i'm the vice president of the bee hive. >> jay-z told the crowd he boycotted the grammys for several years and credits his wife for his return. >> my return was for the crazy in love album from the beautiful beyonce. >> now to another picture perfect family. ♪ >> pink may have lost the best solo performance to ed sheeran but she won

if your goal was the true reduction of the undocumented b and looking at the incremental growth you will look to the visa overstay before the border. they are slipping through the system and should be policed and monitored with technology. no wall will solve that problem. in addition with the asylum , i would say i am interested that is raised by the department of homeland security at the border or otherwise it is interesting to look at those statistics even though there is the notion from mexico they are not. primarily from countries in the northern triangle of central america about a large contingent from china each year. talking about asylum and the major suppliers ended like to mention in with the deportation. there is a lot we can do that china and those countriese comply that we find to be a danger to us. talk of the issues of undocumented many cannot be solved without wall. and with honest terms of those coming from different parts of the world. addressing this issue of unaccompanied children come i understand that challenge. i followed some of those children's from the border to

items 3, a and b for p.c.u. and c.u.a. for formula retail grocery store and fulton street grocery store, especially youth district at 555 fulton street. planning code amendment and conditional use authorization ares proposed for continuance until march 15, 2018. i have no other itemses ed for continue -- continuance and no speaker cards. >> thank you. any items proposed for continuance? seeing none, we'll close public comment. commissioner fong. >> move to continue. >> second. >> thank you, commissioners. on that motion to continue, items 1 through 3 as proposed. commissioner fong? >> aye. [roll call] so move, commissioners. that motion passes unanimously 6-0. and if i could have the acting zoning administrator continue item 1c. >> right. continue item 1c to the date specified. >> thanks. commissioner, that will place us under your consent calendar and all matters listed here under constituted consent calendar considered to be routine. by the planning commission and may be acted upon by a single role call vote of the commi

the undertaking will add to the that of an airport still paying billions on terminal b and still trying to lure every passenger it can. but experts say you have to spend money to make money. >> the relationship between airport and economic growth is self reinforcing and simultaneous. >> reporter: san jose state urban planner said sjc growth is an extension of the ongoing tech boom. more people are here or coming here. the ease of travel and flight reliability only  sweetens this burgeoning hub. >> i flew out of san francisco a handful of times this year for visiting friends. this one's much easier and less traffic. >> reporter: airport officials plan to make their pitch to city council members in march. if a public come up private partnership can be created to pick up the lions share of the tab, these plans could see clear skies ahead. at minetta international airport, jesse gary, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> thousands of nurses rallied at the university of california hospitals across the state yesterday as they negotiate a new contract. 14,000 you see nurses have been in contract talks for t

proper beginn air b and b they advertise proerms that are it led to a number of listings >> it's not up to the jeans, the shoes are made with levis >> they sell for $225, but might resell $500. >> maybe $1,000. >> they are being sold at 70 stores >> but you can sell them for $500 or $1,000. you like those? >> when they are selling for $225, in line. >> we will be back with a >> it had nothing to do wi he is a class act. he is there on the left side and has be there since day one he loves this call. the sharks and coyotes in the shooto there. the sharks beat the i cannos, 3-2 the final. the warriors had the day off in bulls. what did steve do? he went back to school and univer politi and socially active this i the fascinating backgr >> we'll be right back with a >>> a big night in the big apple. our investigative reporter as >> thanks to my news team. these people behind me are some >> it's one of broadcast journa most prestigious nbc 5 is one of the few to take they exposed serious issues with campus studen of color and students congra our collea he his brother are both journa >> the

we also have general fund subsidies from the city, which will grow by $3 million per proposition b and other expenditures that the mayor added. we also have earned income and bond funds as part of our overall budget. and this details some of the highlights in our earned revenue line items, including garages, program fees, concessions, permits, golf and the bond funds at the bottom. i would note that if you are looking at the memo that i provided, there is a typo in the table and it's corrected here on this presentation. again, by way of context, as a department our main goal is to deliver services and to ensure that we use our money efficiently, our resources efficiently. as you can see from this chart, 47% of our personnel resources are put in park maintenance. 26% is in recreation and aqua c aquatics. as you look through the other slices with a fairly small amount in administration, with a focus on getting direct services to our visitors to our parks and facilities. this chart shows the breakdown of where our funding is. the vast majority of our funding is supporting salaries and ben

and song and r&b album. >>> as it stands this morning president trump is hours away from delivering rst state of the union address. the speech centers on one theme, building a safe, strong and proud america. they are sentiments the president echoed last night tweeting about the economic gains made under his presidency saying the country is on, quote, the right track. and while this won't be his first joint address before congress, it will be the most watched political event of the year. and it will serve as a chance for mr. trump to hit the re-set button and forge ahead into the second year of his presidency. or remain deadlocked with democrats on a litany of issues. edward lawrence has more on what he with can expect. good morning. >> good morning. the big question, the first question is will he stick to the script. he's a very different speaker on a teleprompter and off. the president expected to use this big stage to try to move past the russia probe. he's already started doing that an twitter, promoting the success of the economy saying that unemployment is near record low. you w

b. and then of the whole story and we operate in because you know i mean my country i mean my kids i could have gone to the bottom of. i'm going to take you live now to vienna where a syrian opposition leaders are giving a press conference after a u.n. sponsored talks were extended into another day let's listen and. we had a short date. vienna which once again proved. this. desire to continue to which is a bloody war on its people without any intention to engage in any sort of dialogue . it is just only normal that she is relying on you to be sufficient. you know little willingness to engage in serious political negotiations. international business for the regime has ended yesterday and the regime was in that she is looking she is continuing its run since you. and the light of our commitment to the diplomatic process and firm conviction that the diplomatic political solution solution is a must which realizes that space enough.

and also the birthplace of american railroading. railroading began in 1827. the b&o was in continuous operation until 1986 and is a legacy now. the museum is 40 acres and five buildings. the 1884 roundhouse is the jewel. inside the round house are some of the most significant pieces in our collection. we have a rolling stock locomotive collection of approximately 180 pieces. the roundhouse is filled with some of the most unique, world-class, one-of-a-kind locomotives you are ever going to find anywhere. railroading began in the united states in maryland, the baltimore and ohio was the first common carrier, the first to carry passengers and freight on a regular schedule. the baltimore and ohio was basically formed because of the canal craze in the 1820's. the success of the erie canal lead people in washington to propose the idea of the chesapeake and ohio canal, which would leave baltimore out of the loop. a bunch of businesses were very familiar with what was going on in england at the time, where railroading began about 15 years earlier. so they went to england.

b.'s house and then there's b. drives away they try to come up with another element of probable cause to arrest a and b. together even though it was the probable cause that exists is all based on what we what we call will that sooner the poisoned fruit which was the first time that they heard the conversation so i although this is just a back door way of getting round everything's been established all the way back to the sixty's to protect american citizens and criminal conduct oh is this it is this that if this happens to someone you know regular citizen is this a matter of getting a really really good defense attorney who really understands and is competent in this field or in some ways our side these tactics essentially unbeatable in court. well no they're beatable but it takes a lot of money the people who are most affected by this are people who can afford to go out and buy the best legal counsel they can to handle the probable cause the issue and to suggest that this is in the illegal search and that the evide

and d. ? if there were no b at all. certainly, if there was no clause, that's one of the main prohibitions on which they are lying. but you have to interpret in light of the, d clearly indicates, so long as we send notice and so long as we went to federal elections, that is acceptable. >> so why bother? >> because of the except clause. >> because you have to interpret the provision in a way that reconciles with the use of failure to vote and only our position interprets b in a way that allows the back and use of nonvoting and d. >> the act itself is a safe harbor position. that triggers confirmation. that safe harbor provision doesn't rely on at all on failure to vote. it relies on post office change of address form. so isn't that some clue that safe harbor that congress didn't want them to vote to be a trigger for these proceedings? >> i don't think so because i think that's a safe harbor for something completely different. they treated as a safe harbor as d, they have objective evidence. that element is not there. in

or club and the table tells a clear story b. and we need to improve across the boards and go we know that and we're working to make it better to speed up the emberg fans have heard this sort of thing before over the past ten years no less than thirteen coaches have tried their hand at improving the club's fortunes well several of hamburg's relegation rivals brought in new players in the winter break the northern club stood pat their middling roster will stay as it is a potentially risky move. for the issue it's the coaching staff got together and we came up with a plan. which was we'll see whether it works on saturday and hope that one of them some fifteen one part of all of us plan is apparently welcoming a once out of favor player back into the fold while a-c. looks set to make the start in central midfield a tough assignment in lights it. was especially to use we know it's going to be tough to take points off them no but i think as long as we play as a unit you may have a chance months on end of the road and we'll do that too and

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and had to be replaced. that took place in 1930. after the affair of the iron horse, the b&o had a huge transportation hall. a hurricane came and knocked the roof down. as part of the restoration process, we were able to determine that half the wall as well as the flooring had been replaced, it was much newer than the other side. these engines are very unique to the b&o. during the civil war, these were in wide use. they produced hundreds, and only 2 exist today. one from 1869 and one in st. louis that is a little older than this. a practical piece to begin with, but when you think about the location of the engine cab, right on top of the boiler, you can imagine in the summertime when it is very hot, you are literally driving that locomotive and right on top of the boiler, it's very uncomfortable for the engineer. the fire room was on the tender behind, so communication between the two wasn't always good as well. not a practical design in that sense, not comfortable, but unique and very b&o. i am standing in front of the oldest caboose in the museum's collection. that is th

i just went inside terminal b and checked. and there are still some departing flights that are delayed two hours. now that's mostly impacting southwest and alaska airlines passengers. reporting live in san jose, marianne favro, nbc bay area news. >> thank you, marianne. >>> how about this, an odd delay at another bay area airport. this one because of a rat. passengers boarded an alaska airlines flight at the oakland airport to fly to portland when someone spotted a rat in the cockpit. everyone had to get off. the airline rebooked the ten passengers on flight that let sfo and san jose. the plane is out of service until it's certified rodent free by a professional exterminator >> from peeping tom to sexual assault a series of events endwood a north bay man arrested twice. here are the details. this man was first arrested after shining a flashlight into the bedroom of an 11-year-old girl nearly two weeks ago in santa rosa. cortez was booked on a misdemeanor charge and released. the girl's father went back to police after discoveri

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