that is sort of a backend issue. there is so much work to be done in communities, the policy level, legislative level, judicial level and every level. none of us in here can do everything. but everyone of us in here can do some thing and every one of us i believe are obligated to do the things we can do. i want to go back quickly to our u.s. attorney who understands that it is so important for kids trapped in communities of poverty to see someone off in time for books like them who has not taken the road that leads to jail or prison, but who is doing something that is positive in his house then that you have worth and if you apply yourself, you too can succeed. so in addition to being smart on crime, has also been communities talking to children, inspiring hope in giving them a model and he is there in the schools and communities 7:00 in the morning talking to children. it is important for kids to understand that there is an expectation and a realization that they can do better than enter into the criminal justice sy

the wings on the backend front.ine that drives and is registered with seatbelts on lights and the turn signal, brake lights. >> where the wings are. >> like a parachute. >> you click wrapped up the project in 2016. >> one interested buyer. has yet to accept it, so you tell me, are you the next better? ♪ >> commuters have been needing this because the current one is over one century-old, damaged by hurricane sandy and will have to be shut down for renovations. we will get a new tunnel. announced they were splitting the $70 million price tag half-and-half. it is only for environmental work. i chased this to the hudson yard in manhattan. a railroad advocate. $70 million, is that good news? >> it is a combination. >> and i asked him, do we know when the tunnel will be billed? and he said there is the realm. >> contractors, the cost will go up. >> what this project is supposed to look like. they showed me this graphic. the hudson tunnel is only the 1st aspect. as you can see, there are many components, a new bridge. bill

you look at the backend of the curve in japan. of those top lines out there are at the back end of the curve. , whates at the bottom this is showing is the japanese curve flattening out massively. the blue one at the top is the backend of the curve the you can see this collapse that is happening. you wonder if this is going to be the story in europe. long-dated bonds with some yield attached to them will become an increasing priority for managers. david: the story taking this data and seeing how distorted the bond markets are coming -- are becoming in japan and how liquidity is a critical issue. this a risk for us in europe or not? the ecb would maintain that they have a plentiful, bountiful source. year, we april of last saw the huge move up in german bund yields. seeing thenk we are risk of a blowout here. when you have a price-insensitive buyers in the market, a massive one. i think the ecb does recognize that it is constrained in some of these core markets. if effect has been dramatic you look at some of the yields. that is a

about the back the backend of the yield curve is very dynamic. are seeing inflation expectations that are trending higher, as they should. however, you take japanese long rates,tes -- long-term 10 year treasury at 2% is a steel compared to negative rates. we don't think you will see a depreciation. in terms of being around these levels, it could trend a bit lower given that demand function. signals they used to send is over? >> you say -- you see a lot of economic data. that is not relevant because we live in a world of balance sheet expansion. you should have inflation that is accelerating. you should be changing the shape of the curve. there are a number of things that are happening. coming up, metals are rallying, but it is not necessarily good. we will explain. ♪ >> a belgium government member has confirmed that abdul was caught. he was suspected of taking a part of planning the paris terrorist attacks last year. the belgium prime minister is p.m.uled to speak at 7:00 central european time. we have heard that the people were arrested in this

you can see the backend causing the showers to develop. few of those are pretty strong and that's why we saw reports of hail and thunderstorms. i will have more details to the rest of the workweek in about 15 minutes.>>> after a weekend manhunt turned up no new leads police are thinking a concerned citizen for catching a man accused of shooting and eight- year-old. kate cagle is live in fairfield and kate what do we know about the leading up to the shooting?>> reporter: we know that police chased the suspect just around the corner. we know that one officer opened fire and a witness said he heard one gunshot. it is not clear whether the suspect was actually armed. the man with a million-dollar warrant over his head is in the hospital tonight. james jarrard has been on the run for days accused of pulling the trigger that launched a bullet in the neck of an eight- year-old boy. police say a concerned citizen recognize jarrard from news reports. while on the phone with police the citizen followed him to the street. when officers got here and a

most people expect another 10 billion or the extension of the backend.at division within the ecb stopping him and increasing qe, which some suggest he should do? the german contingent has been complaining quite a lot. we've had a number of different people complaining about the merits of qe and negative rates. that might argue that if they are complaining so much, maybe he's got something up his sleeve. we have to see something from him which is a little more spectacular. he could wait the floor for buying a bond, they could scrap it completely. that would mean central banks would be able to buy shorter and did bonds and that would steep in the curve and that is good for banks. what will he say? he's been great about instilling confidence for the central banker. can he do that statement after statement? guest: he is the single most important asset that they have. this is his chance to rectify that and pull a rabbit out of a hat. let's hope he's got something special for us. there could be corporate bonds included. what would be great is senior financial

i want to point out is the cold front comes through on the backend as we head into tuesday night and wednesday we will have significant winds. think about that as you get ready and put an extra dose of hairspray on and keep in mind it will be cooler as a result. 10 to 18-mile and i were wind we have a couple of weather systems pushing through the area. this is the first we talked about. tomorrow night into wednesday morning. there you can see chances for some heavy rain at times but a small chance we could see thunderstorms and mountain snow is possible during the day on wednesday. we will bear out wednesday so most of the day is good but it has the one attached but a look at our futurecast beyond that thursday and friday a cold front across the area. we will see cold overnight but we will see opportunities and. the air will be drier as the time approaches. low temperatures in the 30s to 40s. nobody is freezing. boone close closed at 33 degrees and tomorrow warmer up there in spite of the cold friend. 66. temperatures. wadesboro will hit 70, comfortable on temperaturewise heading int

waste. >> right now we have a request for information out to the public at all the elements of the backend. a storage facility both pilot and large, defense waste geological disposal and spent fuel disposal. we are going through a three phase process this year and the hope is that in the first quarter of fy17 we would be able to start direct discussion with community states and regions. >> i mentioned earlier that resource was cut within the budget and that would be appreciated. secondly we need a permanent funding and partner source between d.o.e. and doi on the historic national parks. >> vso on the historical park we are moving forward. there is no explicit budget line in f-117 for d.o.e. but we have the funds to keep moving towards making available -- we are to have one major site open for the public but going forward. >> are the funds within the budget? >> for this year, however after that i would be very surprised if we'd didn't need someone to come forward for explicit funding for the maintenance and upgrade for the public facilities at the three sites. but for this year we will be

and as we head into monday and tuesday, this tropical will settle in, and high pressure building backend heading into the weekend, and temperatures again in the 70s. >>> we will be right back. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, the white house.... the focus has shifted to person attacks involving the repubn >>> in the race for the white house, the focus has shifted to personal attacks involving the republican candidates. some of these attacks include a tweet threatening to spill the beans on heidi and heidi crews with the caption, "the image is worth 1000 words." >> we have our political analyst here, is anything off- limits? >> once donald trump announced last june all bets were off because he does not understand protocol, rules, running for office, the constitution, any form of mutual respect. zero. >> nothing should shock us when it comes to this campaign and how it has degenerated. and you see this and you think okay that's about right. >> what is next, "dancing with the stars." >> there really is no end when you get to the bare knuckles brawling over the delegates, things could get very historically cr

i want to point out is the cold front comes through on the backend as we head into tuesday night and wednesday we will have significant winds. think about that as you get ready and put an extra dose of hairspray on and keep in mind it will be cooler as a result. 10 to 18-mile and i were wind we have a couple of weather systems pushing through the area. this is the first we talked about. tomorrow night into wednesday morning. there you can see chances for some heavy rain at times but a small chance we could see thunderstorms and mountain snow is possible during the day on wednesday. we will bear out wednesday so most of the day is good but it has the one attached but a look at our futurecast beyond that thursday and friday a cold front across the area. we will see cold overnight but we will see opportunities and. the air will be drier as the time approaches. low temperatures in the 30s to 40s. nobody is freezing. boone close closed at 33 degrees and tomorrow warmer up there in spite of the cold friend. 66. temperatures. wadesboro will hit 70, bird asked in the forecast heading into th

and the reconciliation of advanced premium tax credits through filing tax returns which is the key backend control under the aca. "-end-quotes in the work today collectively shows that cms assumed a generally they generally passive approach to managing fraud risks and beginning the program's integrity. accordingly, we underscore, we continue to_cms needs to make the program integrity a priority and implement effective controls to help reduce improper payment fraud risks and precluded them from being embedded early in the program's lifecycle. in this regard he regard we made recommendations in our february report which are intended to help mitigate the vulnerabilities and risks be identified. while the agency agreed with the recommendations it is incumbent to implement them in a timely fashion and achieve and sustain measurable results. this concludes my statement and i look forward to the questions and appreciate the indulgence for an extra 30 seconds. >> happy to give you that extra time. >> in the previous reports the office of the inspector general criticized the healthcare.gov and the

looking ahead to saturday, high pressure has built backend. a gorgeous forecast for your day, and by sunday, another weak frontal boundary moves in. tomorrow looking wonderful daytime highs in the 70' s and 80' s. next week, 85 by thursday and that is warm. we will talk about even forecasts and the rain in the next half hour. meredith: think your commute on i-4 is bad? guess again. summer: iman and tired of having deliveries stolen from his front porch, decides to get even. meredith: we have a traffic update. we have a vehicle on fire in volusia county on i-95 southbound state road 40. you can see first responders are already on scene in the right lane is blocked and a slow how do you stay on top of your health? ahh... ahh... ahh... cigna customers have plan choices and tools to take control. so they're more engaged, with fewer high health risks and lower medical costs. take control of your health at cigna dot comr slash take control. in 1934, steak 'n shake decided the world didn't need another hamburger. it needed a steakburger. so they used

huge moves on the backend. investors are forced to sell the front and and by the back end.ut to happen in europe as well? that is next. ♪ find fantasy shows. when it comes to the things you love, you want more. love romance? get lost in every embrace. into sports? follow every pitch, every play and every win. change the way you experience tv with x1 from xfinity. guy: 8:30 in london. housing shaping up. let me show you have the markets are doing. we've got a fairly flat session, firming in the last few minutes, back up to around one half of 1%. nothing really to get excited about. i would argue we are waiting to see what draghi delivers tomorrow. let's get the top stories of caroline hyde. caroline: i want to get to the top performer. a lot of speculation of m&a swirling around them; they has been building up, trying to push the change in telecom italia. we heard not only from the chief executives from other companies like orange, coming out and saying that they would potentially be looking at a tie-up. he doesn't think the leaders of telecom italia would go for it. we also

in the cpi data coming out of the u.s., that should affect the backend more than the front end whichre growth driven than inflation driven. you got this will compare and contrast around the world. it want to go to the heart of the concerns that yellen has throughout the rest of the world , but you look at what is happening in the united states right now. this is what the fed was looking for yesterday. this was the reaction in the market. curve,in terms of the that is what we refer to. this is quite a pronounced sort of addressing of that issue. the same question to you. yearyou look at the 10 government bond yields and we were touching up to those 10% -- all-time low overnight, .42% for 20 year paper in japan. this is going to push a reach for you. you're looking for levels that you have not seen. guy: if you look globally, it is also in the eurozone. qe going on and negative rates going on. investors are looking to find yields. manus: they'll go anywhere on the curve. kerr -- anyy steve steep curve is a good place to put your money. if you're looking from a japanese perspective, the

it started in the u.s., or is it because europe has been on the backend, we have just been slow?r markets are more rapid to adjust in the u.s. than other market's. i think the u.s. financial firms have been much quicker to make adjustments, in businesses, exiting businesses, scaling back on employees. we have seen this in industry after industry that u.s. companies tend to be very quick in making adjustments and things tend to move more slowly in labor markets across europe -- particularly in the eurozone. not so much in the u.k., more in the eurozone self. tom: i don't mean to pick on deutsche bank, but the uproar about february. the last 10 days or so, this is not deutsche bank per se, but the whole industry. no bides the point of become so great that institutions like the ecb or the fed have to provide stability? we don't know, do we? robert: we don't. in the case of the ecb they may .e contributing to instability negative interest rates is a strange concept. pay people to hold your money doesn't make sense. what we are seeing is a reevaluation of whether negative interest rat

officers or other patterns we've discussed after a critical incidents there maybe things i know from the backend we've seen parents generating the discipline down the road and identify patterns coming out and talk with us at the broad level to things to be addressed and that's the new web aim that will provide. >> commissioner mazzucco yeah, he apologize for talking twice on a subject but one of the things we're looking you said earlier, one of the officers were coming back after incidents we we're heaping a lot of pressure on the officers especially with the changes we're michael making and public disdain for one of the officers down the street we need to be on top of this we had a period of time one of the reasons we did this disproportionate number of suicides from our officers that is something we were addressing during the financial crisis and financial stressers and work stressers on the streets those are the things we're looking at we had a good presentation and many of us the problem we have in terms of getting the officers in their people that join the police department will not seek se

taxpayers are paying for biomedical research on the front-end and paying high prices at the backend?i would just say that 50 my colleagues and myself sent a letter to you and to secretary requesting the nih assert marching rights when taxpayer-funded research leads to practic that is not available on a reasonable term. what a reasonable terms? >> a drug should cost $129,000. >> i know it's a topic of great interest and my heart goes out as all of us do to patients who are in need of a therapeutic which is outside of their financial means to be able to gain access to that really should be the things that drive us to come up with better solutions, i would say with regard to marching rights we read the letter carefully, he he saw the response to secretary burwell, nih doesn't fact have the ability to march and if reasonable terms and not being met and if we have intellectual property that is attached to that product. >> reasonable term. >> that's where it gets down to the nitty-gritty, we have looked at that situation several times in the past and have not felt that we have reached reas

i'd like to note this dia and was a backend internal use only. design vin would create less inconsistencies on performing a search. >> are you suggesting the gain would be assigned at the time the lobbyist registers? just internally to the commission staff? >> yes. i implement canadian system it would illuminate the mapping reported name section. no matter how reported it but didn't function would the data was being uploaded and all be housed under that aside vin. it also illuminate multiple entry. i like to stress this vin function will emanate either ours and time searching through the website which is beneficial to the public. here are the results that you would get if you search for the law firm holland and knight llp. the correct spelling of the firm is shown in the first result. you can see there are several different listings offer the same firm and however we do not know if there are any other reports on the website that do not appear in our search due to spelling. for example, and could be spelled out instead of using the & symbol. so al

having had the opportunity to visit their backend 2010 and 2011 we visited lashkar which is the provincial capital and saw some really amazing work that had been done by isaf forces to engage the local population to get kids in school to do positive things. it's very distressing to see what's happening now in helmand and the fact that the provincial capital may fall to the taliban under threat from outside can you talk about whether there is is -- whether there are benefits from the effort against eyes as they carry over to the fight against the taliban? i don't want to use the word propaganda but is there messaging there that is helpful in terms of the taliban's recurring activities in afghanistan? >> as was mentioned earlier senator the environment in afghanistan this last year has been a very challenging environment to work in because of the number of transitions. transition of power for the first time in that young government history and a new government standing up. we have reduced their footprint. mullah omar's death was announcement caused the taliban to begin to fracture a bit but

the public paste it to fund and they pay of the backend. in the snow while nih is no funded at 32 port $1 billion thanks to the $2 billion increase, that has not kept pace with the rising cost of biomedical research. nih's fy 16 funding level remains $7.5 billion below the 2003 level adjusted for biomedical inflation. 15 years ago nih funded about one in three meritorious research grants. today the rate has fallen to about 15. a slight improvement over recent years but still low by historical standards. we are missing opportunities to work towards cures for life altering diseases affecting far too many people. brings us to today's topic in today's discussion at 2017 budget request. so much good in the proposal and i applaud the ambitious proposal to increase cancer research by $680 million in 2017. as a 30 year survivor of ovarian cancer, you've heard me say before, i am alive because of the grace of god and biomedical research. i am pleased to see proposed increases of $100 million, $45 million for the prescription medicine initiative in t

i'd like to note this dia and was a backend internal use only. design vin would create less inconsistencies on performing a search. >> are you suggesting the gain would be assigned at the time the lobbyist registers? just internally to the commission staff? >> yes. i implement canadian system it would illuminate the mapping reported name section. no matter how reported it but didn't function would the data was being uploaded and all be housed under that aside vin. it also illuminate multiple entry. i like to stress this vin function will emanate either ours and time searching through the website which is beneficial to the public. here are the results that you would get if you search for the law firm holland and knight llp. the correct spelling of the firm is shown in the first result. you can see there are several different listings offer the same firm and however we do not know if there are any other reports on the website that do not appear in our search due to spelling. for example, and could be spelled out instead of using the & symbol. so al

in particular is not going to get fixed by editing an income-based program for all it fixes is the backend. but how do we make sure people are getting the education that they are paying for clicks that is a separate issue that cannot be dealt with an income-based repayment. >> figuring out how to monitor them so they are not engaged in wrongful conduct. just today the ftc and the department of education took action, enforcement action related to devry. so of course the our issues, you're right, those repayment plans will not solve it. i guess the other thing i think is important to remember, there is a sense that everyone with student loans is having a tough time to actually think that's just not true. but there is, and for many people who graduate can make good money, sign up for auto debit on their loans, they don't, they have a good experience with rethink but there are -- >> makes me very happy to pay my loans every month. good experience. >> in the sense they feel like they know what to do, whereas i think when people are really struggling, that's really where it gets tough. >> okay.

officers or other patterns we've discussed after a critical incidents there maybe things i know from the backend we've seen parents generating the discipline down the road and identify patterns coming out and talk with us at the broad level to things to be addressed and that's the new web aim that will provide. >> commissioner mazzucco yeah, he apologize for talking twice on a subject but one of the things we're looking you said earlier, one of the officers were coming back after incidents we we're heaping a lot of pressure on the officers especially with the changes we're michael making and public disdain for one of the officers down the street we need to be on top of this we had a period of time one of the reasons we did this disproportionate number of suicides from our officers that is something we were addressing during the financial crisis and financial stressers and work stressers on the streets those are the things we're looking at we had a good presentation and many of us the problem we have in terms of getting the officers in their people that join the police department will not seek se

gentrification and a place like the bay area certainly, it's actually quite often and doing quite well on the backend the renters take what they can get. and what you've just described is the process of that happening. >> i think actually a lot of black displacement has actually been black homeownership. so just to say a few things about the question of homeownership and tendencies and how these things play out. one thing i start by saying is in 2013 to 12 in this country provided a total of four months to back homers documented. most of the displacement from east and west oakland have been displaced. we often talk about the concept of false choice. is it a choice to take a buyout when you bought your house in 1972 or $18,000 you can now sell it from someone. you know, the last days of gentrification we saw it in the bay. there were people coming with bags of cash to make 600 or $700,000 cash offers to homeowners knocking on their door saying i will buy your house in its current state today with the money in this bag. but what you exchange? it doesn't work out when you essentially lose your community

what about the backend of the yield curve? that's a very interesting dynamic. are trending higher as they should. rateske japanese long and or german bonds, if you are a to buy company that has in, it's a steal. it's a steal relative to negative rates. we don't think you will see a tremendous appreciation in treasuries. being around these levels, we think it could trend lower given that demand function. jonathan: you think it sends the signals it used to send? of analysise a lot that talks about the shape of the yield curve and what that means in terms of recession or not recession. i think that's not necessarily relevant. we live in a world of supply/demand characteristics that a different than they were historically. you should have inflation that is accelerating. you should be changing the shape of the curve, the number of things are working away from it. jonathan: the open is next. ♪ jonathan: br360mikeme

taxpayers are paying for biomedical research and paying exorbitant prices at the backend. i will just say 50 of my colleagues and myself sent a letter to you and secretary havell requesting the nih rights when taxpayer-funded research leads with patented product that is not available to the public on a reasonable term. what are reasonable terms? a drug should not cost $129,000 for people to get access to it. >> i know this is a topic of great interest. my heart goes out, as all of us do, to patients who are in need of a therapeutic which is outside of the financial means to gain access to. that ought to be the thing that drives us at coming up with better solutions. i will say in regard to rights, we read a letter carefully. you saw the response from secretary burwell. nih does in fact have the ability to march in if reasonable terms and not being met and if we have intellectual property. >> what is a reasonable term? >> that is where it gets down to the nitty-gritty. we have looked at that situation several times in the past. we have not felt we reached reasonable terms b

as we watched education in a place like the bay area owners quite often do quite well on the backend. they canrs take what get to and that is what you have just described. >> i think actually a lot of the black situation has been black ownership. just to say a few things about the question of home ownership and run to end tenancy and how things play out. one thing i will start by saying is that in 2013, the 12 topics gave a total of four loans to african americans to purchase homes. eastof the displacement in and west oakland are black homeowners. we often talk about the concept of false choice. is it a choice for you to take a buyout when you buy your house in 1972 for $18,000 and you can now sell it to someone, you know, the last instance of gentrification in the bay, the stories are probably resonating for some of you. there were people coming with $600 --cash to make offers or 700,000 dollar to buy your house in the current state today for the money and the bad. but what do you exchange? right? it does not work out when you essentially lose your community, lose your social bearing

officers or other patterns we've discussed after a critical incidents there maybe things i know from the backend we've seen parents generating the discipline down the road and identify patterns coming out and talk with us at the broad level to things to be addressed and that's the new web aim that will provide. >> commissioner mazzucco yeah, he apologize for talking twice on a subject but one of the things we're looking you said earlier, one of the officers were coming back after incidents we we're heaping a lot of pressure on the officers especially with the changes we're michael making and public disdain for one of the officers down the street we need to be on top of this we had a period of time one of the reasons we did this disproportionate number of suicides from our officers that is something we were addressing during the financial crisis and financial stressers and work stressers on the streets those are the things we're looking at we had a good presentation and many of us the problem we have in terms of getting the officers in their people that join the police department will not seek se

we have this one for today and on the backend we will have more of an active pattern as we get into monday thunderstorms. we had two waves, the second on monday. it could be stronger. let's take care of today. through 9:00, a few sprinkles over the north bay. by noon or 1:00, it is changing with light showers over the north bay. it was showing the rain moving in sooner by 11:00 an hour ago. it is moving along the peninsula into the east bay. it is very light. not even hitting the ground. at 3:00 it is sliding south over the santa cruz mountains. as it moves through it begins to fizzle out with light scattered showers in the forecast was partly to mostly cloudy skies. it is not gone completely but doesn't provide a lot. monday morning we will start out dry and here comes wave never to buy 9:00. it shifts and we have scattered showers in the forecast. today's snow levels are high but we will dropped tomorrow. here is the forecast amount, a 10th of an inch per san jose. maybe quarter of an inch proportions of the north bay. the afternoon highs for today and are partly to mostly cloudy skies a

officers or other patterns we've discussed after a critical incidents there maybe things i know from the backend we've seen parents generating the discipline down the road and identify patterns coming out and talk with us at the broad level to things to be addressed and that's the new web aim that will provide. >> commissioner mazzucco yeah, he apologize for talking twice on a subject but one of the things we're looking you said earlier, one of the officers were coming back after incidents we we're heaping a lot of pressure on the officers especially with the changes we're michael making and public disdain for one of the officers down the street we need to be on top of this we had a period of time one of the reasons we did this disproportionate number of suicides from our officers that is something we were addressing during the financial crisis and financial stressers and work stressers on the streets those are the things we're looking at we had a good presentation and many of us the problem we have in terms of getting the officers in their people that join the police department will not seek se

i'd like to note this dia and was a backend internal use only. design vin would create less inconsistencies on performing a search. >> are you suggesting the gain would be assigned at the time the lobbyist registers? just internally to the commission staff? >> yes. i implement canadian system it would illuminate the mapping reported name section. no matter how reported it but didn't function would the data was being uploaded and all be housed under that aside vin. it also illuminate multiple entry. i like to stress this vin function will emanate either ours and time searching through the website which is beneficial to the public. here are the results that you would get if you search for the law firm holland and knight llp. the correct spelling of the firm is shown in the first result. you can see there are several different listings offer the same firm and however we do not know if there are any other reports on the website that do not appear in our search due to spelling. for example, and could be spelled out instead of using the & symbol. so al

i'd like to note this dia and was a backend internal use only. design vin would create less inconsistencies on performing a search. >> are you suggesting the gain would be assigned at the time the lobbyist registers? just internally to the commission staff? >> yes. i implement canadian system it would illuminate the mapping reported name section. no matter how reported it but didn't function would the data was being uploaded and all be housed under that aside vin. it also illuminate multiple entry. i like to stress this vin function will emanate either ours and time searching through the website which is beneficial to the public. here are the results that you would get if you search for the law firm holland and knight llp. the correct spelling of the firm is shown in the first result. you can see there are several different listings offer the same firm and however we do not know if there are any other reports on the website that do not appear in our search due to spelling. for example, and could be spelled out instead of using the & symbol. so al