now since 2009, business associates are under the statute themselves. and the government can force against them. and it's a much different ball game for business associates. >> let's talk about that compliance. what kind of compliance among health providers does the law have at the time when it comes to enforcing it? >> it's a pretty complex and big law. as part of hipaa, it was called theed a administrative simplification. but it was complicated. as far as providers and health plans, there's two major pieces of the rules they have to come ply with this. one is called the privacy rule nature th. that broadly sets out limits of who can have access to your health information and who can't and certain exceptions. the second part is the security rule. that's technical in nature. this is really trying to make sure that the people who don't get access don't get access, things like encryption, password protected computers, those types of things. those are the main two rules, that business associates have to comply with. >> let's touch on the security rule and

a business association is helping prepare for the cherry blossom season with colorful lighting. the main think that was designated an important national asset and nearby streets are illuminated in the evening. streets are decorated with 100 land earns and colorful paper. a kimono-clad woman posed for photos and known as the birth place of the vehicle. >>> they evolved mixing old and new and we would like to merge old traditions with new digital technologies. >> they will be up through april 10th. that's all we have for now on "newsline." thank you for watching and have a good day. anchor: on "global 3000" this week -- a visit to the u.s., which had a tragic 2015. more young african american men died from police brutality than ever before. we head to chicago to find out why. diving into mexico's caribbean coast, home to the delicious caribbean spiny lobster. how do they catch them sustainably? but we start our journey in singapore, where it's all about learning and more learning, no matter how tiny you are. signals pass between synapses in a child's brain incredibly quickly. the

the worse catastrophic effects have there been outreaches to the needles and the business association we could given a lot of input with the social impact. >> again, the spirit of this not to you know - my comments on the leave will no doubt provoke response from the supervisors we're not obstructionist the problem when you don't engage the public being residents business owners and employees the dial you cut yourself off from the best source of information the people know day to day what the neighborhoods looks like and what is happening the neighborhood so when you broad brush stroke it and say oh, you know vision zero we have to make every street the city ha have bulb outs those blanket statements and moving on major infrastructure and projects based on a global view simply is not the right way it is not democratic and smart you have basically said oh, well we'll include a few surveys you can't pay people to spend time for the people what we already know if you don't avail yourself of the best information you're not going to end up doing good prongs and law. >> that's why it is imp

they look up for both neighborhood and business related associations. >> i think we have it. , sfgov tv, if we could have our slide again, please >> as is our new customer we begin and end each is small business commission meeting with the reminder that the office of small business is the only place to start your new business and san francisco and the best place to get answers by doing business in san francisco. the office of small business should be your first stop when you have a question about what to do next. it is also the place, the official forum, to voice your concerns regarding policies and projects and issues that affect the economic vitality of small business in the city and county of san francisco. so, if you need assistance, with small business matters, and were one to comment on something that is affecting small business, start here. thank you. >> bt. thank you. we move on to item number 13 adjournment. >> i motion to adjourn. >> 2nd beat it all in favor >>[chorus of ayes] >>[gavel] >>[adjournment] >> (speaking foreign language.) >> shop and dine in the 49 promot

we been in close discussion and dialogue with various individual businesses and some of the business associationincluding several large group meetings with representatives of various business coalitions. we proactively solicit feedback and we received very thoughtful feedback and we've accepted a number of the amendment that were offered by the business community. so, i'm happy to answer any questions. >> commissioner adams >> on page 4, line 17, the 20 employees. is that negotiable, the 20 employees? >> there has been a suggestion i think that the chamber of commerce to increase to 50 employees. the problem is, the sadistic we have and correct me if i'm wrong, is that about 96% of workers work at a business that is fewer than 50 employees. so, that would exempt the overwhelming majority of workers from the legislation. even though i understand the motivation behind that request we intend to keep it at 20. >> what is hard to swallow is, and having getting a lot of feedback from small businesses, this is going to be huge burden on a lot of small businesses, and that's why i asked that question. i

the worse catastrophic effects have there been outreaches to the needles and the business associatione could given a lot of input with the social impact. >> again, the spirit of this not to you know - my comments on the leave will no doubt provoke response from the supervisors we're not obstructionist the problem when you don't engage the public being residents business owners and employees the dial you cut yourself off from the best source of information the people know day to day what the neighborhoods looks like and what is happening the neighborhood so when you broad brush stroke it and say oh, you know vision zero we have to make every street the city ha have bulb outs those blanket statements and moving on major infrastructure and projects based on a global view simply is not the right way it is not democratic and smart you have basically said oh, well we'll include a few surveys you can't pay people to spend time for the people what we already know if you don't avail yourself of the best information you're not going to end up doing good prongs and law. >> that's why it is impor

know the small business owners kind of association and so i think first going there. those are the organizations that and some better organized than others where people come together and getting the people who are coming regularly to those meetings to reach out to those they know are not attending. dogpatch isn't well represented at the potraro hill dogpatch meeting when i have something can go into dogpatch and talk tabusiness owners they can spread the word. getting someone to take a on line survey is a easy thing and there are a bunch of mailing lists out there. >> we use our mailing list and organization. >> right, so we have not only merchant organizations but business organizations. we have a list of the small chambers in addition to the chamber. and then of course our own outreach list. >> i think also we could use the survey done to get leverage in the press. the small business commission is conducting a broader survey and maybe will get-there is a survey coming, great. i want to participate in that so see what we can do. >> maybe-there were some programs-i th

therse were his business associates. mark: that is a lot of negativity. on saturday, he split for contests with ted cruz. news agencies continue to up their scrutiny of the front runner. trump campaigne faced stories about his trump university court documents, and for officials concerned with his colleaguesnd our wrote a story about chinese investors against the trump will inf a new jersey. will talk about that later. but john, the ultimate question about anyone trying to become president -- is donald trump losing control of his public image? john: he is in danger of that right now, in a way that has not been true at any other time, and i will tell you why. it's not just that there is negative tv, but a lot of money behind it, and not just because the press has amped up its scrutiny. it is because he has started to look like he is not a winner. winner is the key to his public image, and his performance on saturday in those contests made it clear he is vulnerable, and on her body is not what he wants to project. mark: one of the other campaigns was talking

we been in close discussion and dialogue with various individual businesses and some of the business association, including several large group meetings with representatives of various business coalitions. we proactively solicit feedback and we received very thoughtful feedback and we've accepted a number of the amendment that were offered by the business community. so, i'm happy to answer any questions. >> commissioner adams >> on page 4, line 17, the 20 employees. is that negotiable, the 20 employees? >> there has been a suggestion i think that the chamber of commerce to increase to 50 employees. the problem is, the sadistic we have and correct me if i'm wrong, is that about 96% of workers work at a business that is fewer than 50 employees. so, that would exempt the overwhelming majority of workers from the legislation. even though i understand the motivation behind that request we intend to keep it at 20. >> what is hard to swallow is, and having getting a lot of feedback from small businesses, this is going to be huge burden on a lot of small businesses, and that's why i asked that question.

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they look up for both neighborhood and business related associations. >> i think we have it. , sfgov tv, if we could have our slide again, please >> as is our new customer we begin and end each is small business commission meeting with the reminder that the office of small business is the only place to start your new business and san francisco and the best place to get answers by doing business in san francisco. the office of small business should be your first stop when you have a question about what to do next. it is also the place, the official forum, to voice your concerns regarding policies and projects and issues that affect the economic vitality of small business in the city and county of san francisco. so, if you need assistance, with small business matters, and were one to comment on something that is affecting small business, start here. thank you. >> bt. thank you. we move on to item number 13 adjournment. >> i motion to adjourn. >> 2nd beat it all in favor >>[chorus of ayes] >>[gavel] >>[adjournment]. >> working for the city and county of san francisco will immerse

embargo, you have to deal with interest group politics and you tend to have industries or business associations basicallyyaking on the cuban-american lobby in d.c. and it's very influential through the cuban national council. it's going to be difficult to eliminate the embargo as it was put into law in 1996. the president no longer has the ability to remove the embargo like he did prior to 1996. definitely, this is the beginning of opening up relations but the next president that comes in could easily put more sanctions back on to cuba. >> professor tapia, i want to ask you at the very foundation of this is the right, the human rights that cuba nsns want to one thing that strikes you is how many cameras you see there, even following president obama. this is unprecedented, but you have to wonder how much of this is foreign press that's been following him because you hear that venezuela's president was there, he got re coverage than president obama's impending visit. you have to wonder how much of the state-run media following this and we heard that public wi-fi that was put in place december 27

they look up for both neighborhood and business related associations. >> i think we have it. , sfgov tv, if we could have our slide again, please >> as is our new customer we begin and end each is small business commission meeting with the reminder that the office of small business is the only place to start your new business and san francisco and the best place to get answers by doing business in san francisco. the office of small business should be your first stop when you have a question about what to do next. it is also the place, the official forum, to voice your concerns regarding policies and projects and issues that affect the economic vitality of small business in the city and county of san francisco. so, if you need assistance, with small business matters, and were one to comment on something that is affecting small business, start here. thank you. >> bt. thank you. we move on to item number 13 adjournment. >> i motion to adjourn. >> 2nd beat it all in favor >>[chorus of ayes] >>[gavel] >>[adjournment] >> good afternoon everybody and welcome to the san francisco boar

are finally hearing the full powerful narrative about who donald trump really is, his shady business associatese failed businesses ranging from trump vodka to trump casinos and how he has made money off the backs of regular americans. >> i have to leave it there. i will say he did do -- he showed all of the products. his speech last night showing all of the products he's been aligned for having failed out and he had the water, et cetera. it is interesting to see how the voters take it in. thank you so much to both of you. i look forward to both of you coming back on with me. open up the calendars. we love having you. >>> by the way, mitt romney made headlines last week for a speak that ka attacked the candidacy of trump but may have more headlines from last night. he did this appearance on abc's jimmy kimmel live an you may have seen the mean tweets thing that kimmel does but this time he got romney to read some of trump's attack tweets against him. it was priceless. have a look. >>@mitt romney equals loser. that is true actually. i lost. you may not have noticed. who are you, any way and where

these were donald trump's business associates.f negativity.t on saturday, trump split four cruz, whichh ted weaker than expected showings pretty much everywhere. mean while, news agencies continued to up their scrutiny. mr. trump's campaign faced -- and from our colleague, jesse, who wrote a story about chinese investors courted to a company in new jersey. john, now, to ask the ultimate tostion about anyone trying become president, is donald trump losing control of his image? >> he is in danger of that, mark, i think, right now, in a at that has not been true any other time so far. and i'll tell you exactly why. lot not just that there's a of negativity hitting him and because the press has amped up its scrutiny. it's because he's starting to winner.e he's not a winner is the key to donald trump's public image. on saturday made it clear he's vulnerable and vulnerability is not the look that donald trump wants to project. >> it's funny you bring that up. one of the other campaigns is thump, a loser, and you're going to see, over th

of killing three middle eastern shopkeepers in brooklyn in 2012, claiming he was framed by business associate, he faces a maximum sentence of 75 years to life. >>> a quick thinking new jersey man says he helped catch the suspect who broke into his home. the resident said he recognized him on the street. brian has the exclusive story. >>> john describes his son bedroom. >> stuff all overthe place, i his money is, it is open on the bed and the money is gone. so i'm like, oh my gosh, we've been ripped off, you know. >> surveillance video from a neighbor's house show it is suspect walking down, and the suspect was still inside when john got home. >> when i came in the guy was still in here, i scared him and he bolted out the front door. >> you can see that on the surveillance video too. the man runs off wearing a gray hoodie and gray sweatpants. >> he was driving and saw a guy walking down this sidewalk who looked an awful lot like the suspect in that video. >> it looked just like the guy wearing the same clothes and everything, i go around the block and come around and take his picture with my p

we still have associated businesses. we have the anaheim brewery. we have a few wineries are still in business. but we differently serve alcohol. we have hotels. we have restaurants, etc. town.m is a wet no doubt about that. this is where you come to if you want alcohol. one of the things that the klan picks up on is that there is a point of contention between the old time anaheimers who are forward to prohibition and they piggyback onto the publisher of one of our two newspapers, the orange county plain dealer and is accusing the city council at the time of dragging their feet and they are not really supporting that, etc. and basically forces the city council into passing an ordinance a year before prohibition goes into effect nationwide into basically drying out anaheim. it seems that very quickly anaheim becomes quickly known as the stronghold for the klan. one of the ways you can actually wonderfuls this panoramic view we have in our collection that was taken probably at the high point of the klan activity here in orange county. it isn't taken i

secondly, he is good friends and good business associates of some of president vladimir putin's innercle. many people think that going after him was really an attempt to go after the inner circle and perhaps even the russian president himself to get some dirt on them. he says he provided no dirt to find out where the skeletons lie. confusing? manus: fascinating. i love billionaires that want power. ryan: he wants a voice. manus: howard. always great -- power. brexit and will talk the 250 business leaders adding their names to support the vote to leave the european union. that is up next. ♪ ands: the former hsbc boss 250 business leaders are backing the push for the year -- for tain to leave the european union. this is in contrast to the bank's current management. it has said it would send 1000 staff to paris from london if voters decide to leave the union in june in the referendum. the whole argument -- again, another weekend of press and polls. this time -- 250 voices advocating that it is time to reconsider our position in europe. i am wondering if we will run out of team regarding

the costs associated with high turnover of training, of getting people acclimated to your business. association it's a smart move for businesses but it's also a smart move -- >> so far the republican controlled legislature has refused to consider wolf's request to increase the minimum wage for all workers in the state but right now it's still $7.25 an hour for them but if you work for the state today it's up to $10.15 an hour. pretty happy about that you guys. >> big changes. we'll see if there's any pushback on this initiative t alicia thank you. time for a check of the accuweather forecast. >> beautiful out there. going to get nicer. meteorologist adam joseph standing by with the accuweather details. >> yeah, we have jumped into spring and today could in fact be one of the cooler days of the work week. we have climbed up since the weekend. it was 42 on saturday, 47 yesterday. today so far 61 degrees, 11 degrees above that normal of 50. so, let the warmup begin. and as we look at the numbers across the eastern half of the can country, 62 in chicago, 75 in saint louis, 72 in memphis, near 80 in

this isn't a drug cartel, these were donald trump's business associates. >> that is a lot of negativity. on saturday trump split four contests with cruz. meanwhile, news agencies continue to up their scrutiny of the front-runner. today alone, mr. trump's campaign faced stories about his trump university court documents, about foreign officials concerned with trump's campaign rhetoric, and from our colleague jesse drucker who wrote about chinese investors court to finance a trump building in new jersey. we'll talk to the author of that story later in the program. but john, now the ultimate question, anyone trying to become president, is donald trump losing control of his public image? >> he's in danger of that, mark, i think right now, in a way that has not been true at any other time so far in his run for president. it's not just that there's a lot of negative tv hitting him with a lot of money behind him and more to come, and not just because the press has amped up its scrutiny, but he's starting to look like he's not a winner. a winner is the key to donald trump's public image. his pe

groups and business association groups and put on workshops and we put out several of those to get the word out about training. there is also a focus on reaching out to non-english speaking residents, cantonese and spanish being the two big ones. there was last year a class taught in all cantonese and lieutenant headed a program that teaches preparedness training in spanish. i was an assistant helping out in that last year. we hope to do more of those. the new focus or a new focus that lieutenant is looking at is a team nert, a team population looking at the same skills as nert. that will be coming up. we talk about initiatives. in the booklet we handed out to you, it's called the background ---er. and it focuses on initiatives and the partnerships that we have through nert as mentioned. the disaster rescue, the police department has the alert training which is auxiliary law enforcement response team. the sf puc water treatment. we have a workshop where they show us how to set up water distribution so the nert responders can help. we have that throughout the city and that will help get

know the small business owners kind of association and so i think first going there. those are the organizations that and some better organized than others where people come together and getting the people who are coming regularly to those meetings to reach out to those they know are not attending. dogpatch isn't well represented at the potraro hill dogpatch meeting when i have something can go into dogpatch and talk tabusiness owners they can spread the word. getting someone to take a on line survey is a easy thing and there are a bunch of mailing lists out there. >> we use our mailing list and organization. >> right, so we have not only merchant organizations but business organizations. we have a list of the small chambers in addition to the chamber. and then of course our own outreach list. >> i think also we could use the survey done to get leverage in the press. the small business commission is conducting a broader survey and maybe will get-there is a survey coming, great. i want to participate in that so see what we can do. >> maybe-there were some programs-i th

>> we'll he's built an enormous business association with the ability to get along with people.mes but i know the process is on going with very prominent conservatives. i think this process is already begun. >> we also in this "new york times" report from c-- they als mentioned if this campaign is unsuccessful, there has been discussion of running a third party conservative. bill crystal has suggested former oklahoma senator coburn and rick perry essentially as these candidates. what do you think of the twoalitw alternatives. >> senator coburn said no i believe. left the senate because of the cancer -- >> but these are the only two names being floated right now. >> bill crystal, whom i know and respect greatly, i just think he's wrong here. and this really does speak to the insider establishment thing that they really don't care what people out here in the middle of pennsylvania think. they are going to force some candidate that people haven't voted for down their throats. i think that is a huge mistake. >> let me get your reaction of john kasich. he had a conversation that will

authorities say the suspect was a business associate of doctor han.say money was the motive behind the shooting. robert de niro is pulling an anti-vaccine documentary from the tribeca film festival because of controversy over plans to screen the movie next month. the film, "vaxxed: from cover- up to catastrophe," examines the long-debated link between vaccines and autism. in a statement, de niro says after careful review " we do not believe it contributes to or furthers the discussion i had hoped for." de niro,a co-founder of the tribeca film festival, has a child with autism. coming up. kron four's vicki liviakus shows us the best brunch spots for your easter sunday. here's a look at the embarcadero. for the weekned. it's the easter food and truck brunch in san francisco. enjoy fun picnic-style seating and brunch specials. it's happening at the soma street food park from 11:00 to 5:00. cat's of the world, it's time to rejoice. put your paws in the air like you just don't care! cuz now, your litter box odors are gone for good. new fresh step with the

with the largest business association the chamber of commerce will be first. [applause] >> well, thank you all very much for inviting me. as you said -- are you awake now? my name is timmy overby, chamber senior vice president for asia and i am pleased to be here today to share a few observations about what we think about the transpacific partnership. i am here today on behalf of 3 million small and medium-sized companies. also our state and local chambers of commerce as well as large company federal numbers of chamber international federation. the u.s. chamber of commerce is a strong supporter of the transpacific partnership. we believe it is vital to america's commercial and economic interest as well as our geostrategic entries. tpp is critical because economic growth and job creation at home depend upon our ability to be able to sell american goods and services abroad. after all, 95% of the world's consumers live outside the borders of america. the 12 tpp countries created a high standard comprehensive economic trading that makes up about 800 million consum

the president of the new jersey business and industry association joins us. taxes. that's the no. 1 -- it's been a problem for a long time. it's been decades of policy that has driven up the cost of living and taxes are a factor. ernie: where they moving? >> pennsylvania. you still have the shovel the snow in pennsylvania. it's about tax avoidance. go to states with more favorable tax benefits. pennsylvania is one of them. ernie: similar problem connecticut is having. a lot of critics say the report is flawed, that a lot of people are doing well in new jersey and people are moving in. how do you respond? >> the 2 million who left during the decade, the economic impact was 18 billion, regardless of those who came in behind them. we have folks coming every day. we welcome everyone. the challenge is those who are leaving, the economic impact is negative for the state ernie: how do we fix the problem? legislature is taking some action. >> last week the legislature passed two bills out of committee. one was relief on estate tax. we have the lowest threshold. and the othe

he was convicted of killing three middle eastern shop business associate. he faces a maximum stensz of 66 years to life. >>> three men robbed a cell phone store in brooklyn. surveillance video. it happened wednesday afternoon at a metro pcs store. two of the men can bestein going behind the counter while the third acted as a look out. they took off with an the clerk's cell phone. >>> it is 8:56. let's check your weather. turn it over to john elliott. >> thank you, mary. we're starting to seat system was up well north and west but more of a problem for central jersey. 30 in the park with the wind it feels like 20. common. some in the teens. you get a sense of this storm. it is a pin wheel that will head out but notice a little bit of banding filling in for south nassau through brooklyn. the real problem, parts of ocean that is why the winter weather advisory has spread to the north. two to possibly six inches. 2 to 4 will be common and north and west, already, already we're dealing with a little over three inches. a break on saturday and then that warm up, n

object executive director was honored by the golden gate business of association in terms of outreach to the lgbt business community. she was also awarded as an influential woman in business by woman construction owners and executives association and recently was named one of the top 25 newsmakers of the year by engineering news record. we also continue to numerous conferences, forums, panels in the city and around the region taking every opportunity we can to update people are promised but also the questions what's happening with the project. you see some of those listed at the bottom of the slide. i mentioned earlier were continue to build out the transbay page on the site. this is where we do interviews and highlight the work that specific individuals on the site. interview them about their work, their background, their role in the project. what they learn from the project and what their expenses have been did we added three new profiles and 2015. one on the steel construction we profiled our interns from this past summer and also profiled to the veterans working on the site. we co

see and leaked phone numbers of his family and business, leaked his home address along with business associates home address. i actually called one of those numbers and spoke to, and actually spoke to a family member of trump that said they'd been receiving calls from hackers all day. we're beginning to see, this is what is almost at the beginning of pan anonymous hack. carol, this is really -- when you look at an anonymous hack, it's a hacking group that isn't very sophisticated. they try to do what they call docs. put out personal information, try to scare you a little, take down your website by overloading it with traffic. we're beginning to see this could be the beginning of them doing this to donald trump. carol? >> all right. laur laurie segall reporting live. thank you. >>> no so grand to be part of the grand old party. disunity rules thanks to donald trump. mr. trump? lying down. in georgia, urging supporters to become delegates at the convention, and, yes, compleely instructions. there it is. to discuss, i'm joined by cnn political commentator and donald trump supporter kayleigh mcen y

with our largest business association, the chamber of commerce will be first. [applause] >> i'm pleased to be here today to share a few observations about what we think about the transpacific partnership. on behalf of 3 million small and medium-sized companies and also local chambers of commerce. the u.s. chamber of commerce is a strong supporter of the transpacific partnership. we believe it is vital to the commercial and economic interests. tpp is critical because economic growth and job creation at home depend on our ability to be able to sell american goods and services abroad. after all, 9 95% of consumers live outside the borders of america. the 12 tpp countries create a high standard, comprehensive trading zone that makes up about 80 million consumers and represents nearly 40% of global gdp. why does trade matter to our country? we believe simply because it comes down to jobs. american jobs. already one in four manufacturing jobs depends on exports. one in three acres of american farms are planted for consumers overseas. all told, nearly 40 million ameri

oewd, san francisco public works, sfpd, chinatown community development center, north beach business association, broadway entertainment and cultural association and north beach citizens and we believe that takes people from all walks of life to effectively manage a district and we look with our outreach to harness people with different talents from all different backgrounds. thank you for your time, mr. supervisor and panel. >> thank you, are there any questions from colleagues for the executive director of the top of broadway cbd? seeing none, let me just thank you for your work. broadway has been a perennial challenge for this supervisor from 2000-2008 and to my successor supervisors and the mere fact that you have, in the last two-years, reduced police interactions on broadway by 70% speaks volumes to the great work that you are doing. i live around the corner. it's cleaner. the graffiti is abated quickly and i want to thank yoyour work and encourage you to work with the folks in jackson square. it would be great to see a southerly expansion of the cbd and my office is open to you and your c

. >> when you associate a business with the word formaldehyde that's bad. they have just gone off a cliff. >> today so did the stock. shares of fell 15% to 11.77. >>> barnes and noble education posted a lost. same store sales at college big store operators which was spin off last year says it will out source operation for the digital textbook platform to save expenses and shares of barnes and noble education drops 15% in 9.69. >>> citigroup cfe says first quarter revenue is expected to drop 15% from a year ago. shares of citigroup down more than 3.5% to 41.05. sun edison's financial issues kept it from fulfilling the terms of the deal calling it a willful breech of the agreement. in july they agreed to buy vivint. shares fell 20% to 4.17. sun edison rose to $2. >>> general mills raises its quartzerly dividends to 46% per share. shares made fractional moves on the announcement which was issued after the closing bell. the stock closed the regular session at 59.95. >>> coming up, paying a price. how damage second-degree the maria sharipova brand, and what can

business. the association says unconscious biases made also to blame for the gender gap.e a test to learn about your own biases right now on the nbc washington app. >>> ahead, new pictures from inside the brussels airport after last week's deadly attacks. plus, the case of the suspected terrorist attacks mastermind in he was flicking matches on me... for my life. my ex-husband's intentions were to murder me. glenn: i made sure yvette's abuser went away for good, and put in place tougher sentences, because domestic violence can never be tolerated. yvette: mr. ivey showed compassion. i felt like i could trust him. narrator: glenn ivey. as state's attorney, a proven leader. in congress, he'll combat domestic violence, and protect president obama's legacy. glenn: i'm glenn ivey and i approve this message, because i'm on your side. >>> right now we've got some big closures and traffic trouble all around the washington convention center. all these streets you see in red are closed for the nuclear securities summit. the metro station there is also closed. we'll have more on the

his business manager told the associated press donald trump is the only candidate in this election. >>> time now is 6:01. let's check in with meteorologist leigh spann. good morning. >> good morning. we are seeing it cooler when yesterday. lakeland, 54. tampa is down to 57. and fish hawk area, a slight chill at 54. 55 in sarasota. and you can see what a difference, tampa is nine degrees cooler than 6:00 yesterday morning. bradenton is 10 degrees cooler. but crystal river, 23 degrees cooler. at the strawberry festival this opening day, charlie pride at 3:30. josh turner at 7:30. today when the doors open, 26 degrees and the slight chill. it warms up nicely. by 3:00 p.m., feeling nice at 76 in plant city. and 69 degrees at 8:00 p.m. in weather and traffic on the 8s at 6:08, i take you hour-by- hour through the day today, the first day of the strawberry festival. i can taste the strawberry short cake as we speak. >> josh turner, one of my favorites. love it. >>> sarasota, here's what's going on, a great drive on the interstate, bradenton as well. and fielding lane at clark road, we have

they look up for both neighborhood and business related associations. >> i think we have it. so, sfgov tv, if we could have our slide again, please >> as is our new customer we begin and end each is small business commission meeting with the reminder that the office of small business is the only place to start your new business and san francisco and the best place to get answers by doing business in san francisco. the office of small business should be your first stop when you have a question about what to do next. it is also the place, the official forum, to voice your concerns regarding policies and projects and issues that affect the economic vitality of small business in the city and county of san francisco. so, if you need assistance, with small business matters, and were one to comment on something that is affecting small business, start here. thank you. >> bt. thank you. we move on to item number 13 adjournment. >> i motion to adjourn. >> 2nd beat it all in favor >>[chorus of ayes] >>[gavel] >>[adjournment] (clapping.) ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ i think we have more companies anywhere i

confirm in a lame duck session a nominee opposed by the national rifle association, the national federation of independent business that. s small businesses that have never taken a position on a supreme court appointment before, they are opposed to this guy i cannot imagine that a republican majority senate even if it were soon-to-be a minority would want to confirm a judge that would move the court dramatically to the left. that is nature going to happen. >> senator mcconnell thank you

joining us this the former administrator of the small business association. good to see you. obviously, the hispanic vote is critical in this election. candidates are covered in this key area. what do you think the hispanic population is thinking right now about some of trump? >> it's been a unifier because hispanics are now looking at this candidacy. the negative so over 75%. i think it is going to be very tough to get the vote in general. what we stand for republicans, you can't win the white house without a modicum of the spending vote. you've got to break 35 to 40% a maria: but he is getting the hispanic vote. look what happened in nevada. >> you talk about a hundred voters that will reflect itself on a national basis. you saw what happened in texas. third in the hispanic vote in texas. >> you or his campaign manager. put you on the spot. you are in a room where you could give him advice he could take, what would it be? >> one of my big things as you talk about small business. the fastest-growing segment of small business in the united states is over 3 million companies g

business more difficult. >> reporter: the association is made up of 3300 shops in the district. the association plans to hold a range of cultural events at a theater in the area. it also intends to build an area cable way that goes to the top of the mountain. >> translator: we're trying to attract south korean citizens as well as foreign tourists to among dong. >> reporter: it will take time before their vision can see the light of day. nhk world, seoul. >>> millions of people in various parts of the asia pacific region were treated to a solar eclipse on wednesday. the effect was most spectacular in parts of indonesia which experienced a near total eclipse, blocking the sun almost completely for two minutes. nhk reports. >> reporter: a lot of people come to this place to watch the eclipse. they come here even early in the morning, just to watch the total eclipse. residents on this island, about 200 kilometer north of yejakart came to see the first total eclipse in indonesia in 21 years. >> it was awe inspiring, something you can look back and say wow, i was there when that happe

the national association of independent business that represent small businesses that have never taken a position on a supreme court point before. they're opposed to this guy. i can't imagine that a republican majority senate even if it were soon to be a minority, would want to confirm a judge that would move the judge dramatically to the left. that's not going to happen. >> the republicans saying they fear if a democratic president is elected in november, a nor liberal justice could be nominated. >>> prosecutors are appealing help in an accomplice with in the november paris attacks. al jazeera's neave barker hear more. >> this individual traveled to syria in 2013 before making his way back through europe. according to investors he may have traveled from you hungary before salah abdelslam being stopped by border guards before being allowed to carry on. he has been identified because of dna evidence gathered at two properties in and around the belgium capital along with dna evidence found in explosives used in the paris attacks. they have asked the public to remain vigilant. >> the pent

then the north beach business associate fellow borders some of them are here and appreciate the supporty and do things for our great neighbor. thank you come again. >>[applause] >>congratulations, again. >>[applause] >> last, but certainly not least, district 4, supervisor keady tang beaded thank you and goodbye shoes >> thank you to the department and attempt status of women. i guess the only good thing about going last that i get to say we saved the best for last. today is my honor to recognize someone who works in city government, jane dump it if you would give her a round of applause, please >>[applause] >> so, i love the theme this year and i'm so glad were able to recognize wonderful people who work in our city government or public service or community service. i first met jean when she was working at the office of small business and this is before we had beefed up our office of a comeback, get workforce to vomit before we had our invest in neighborhoods. we had to do a lot of work together and try to help our small businesses in our community and so then came time widget to move

. >>> when you associate a business with the word formaldehyde, that's bad but when you associate it with cancer, that's devastating. lumber liquidators has now just gone off a cliff. i believe the business has gone from worse to truly horrific. i'm hearing multiple reports from the field and this is anecdotal and apparently the cancer scare has krishd the business. >> that was short seller whitney tilson saying why he's re-shorted lumber liquidators that the cancer risk from the wood flooring could be triple the original estimates. the stock sent tanking. for more on the developing story. let's welcome back herb greenberg of pacific research. >> great to be here. >> in terms of what whitney has isolated because the company reported earnings, in the past couple of weeks business has fallen off a cliff and he also made the case that the company is not prepared in a financial sense for any of the potential lawsuits that could still be out there. >> which would seem to be a very compelling reason, you know, let's just say not to be long the stock if he's correct, and i want to point out

carson's business manager is telling the associate press that there's only one candidate in the election and that is donald trump. carson will not attend tonight's debate in michigan. >>> donald trump will attend tonight's debate. the gop front runner putting his differences with fox news aside. this morning, trump says he is looking forward to participating which is a big difference from january when he skipped the debate. tonight's prime time debate starts at 9:00 p.m. >> well after picking up close to 500 delegates on tuesday, celebrating with a special concert. aamong the performer, you heard from mr. elton jon and katy perry. former president bill clinton and daughter chelsea also joined the more than 5,000 people attending the fund raising concert. >>> well, traveling to cuba could be getting easier for tampa bay residents. two more airlines are jumping into the mix in hopes of providing flights from florida to cuba. american wants to fly out of miami to six cuban cities including havana. silver airways also proposed service to havana from several florida cities including tampa and

carson's business manager is telling the associated press that there's only one candidate in this election and that is donald trump. well carson will not attend tonight's debate in detroit, michigan which is his hometown. donald trump will attend tonight's debate. the gop front-runner putting his differences with fox news aside. this morning trump says he is looking forward to participating. that's a big difference from january when he skipped the debate. tonight's prime time debate starts at 9:00 p.m. blue jean baby >> after picking up close to 500 delegates on super tuesday, the clinton campaign is celebrating with a special concert. mr. elton john and katy perry. former president bill clinton and daughter chelsea also joined the more than 5,000 people that attended the concert. >>> time now is 5:37. and leigh, it's a beautiful day. >> it is going to be a fabulous day. you might notice it's a little chillier here this morning. but it's going to warm up quickly. watch the hour-by-hour forecast, how we jump each hour some four to five degrees. so from 56 at 8:00. 63 at 10:00. gorgeous lunc

we have associated businesses. also a fewrewery and wineries, but there are hotels and restaurants.naheim is a wet town. it is the place to, if you want to be served alcohol, but this is the time working up to the prohibition, and one of the klan picks up on is that there is the old-timers who are not looking forward to prohibition and prohibition supporters here in anaheim, so they actually piggybacked on to the publisher of one of our two orangeewspapers, the county plain dealer, which is very supportive of prohibition and which is basically blaming the city council at the time of dragging their feet and that they are not really supporting that, and basically forces the city council into passing an ordinance a year before prohibition goes into effect nationwide to basically trying out anaheim. now, it seems that very quickly happened that anaheim becomes known as the stronghold for the klan. one of the ways you can see that is this wonderful panoramic view that we have in our collection that was taken probably in the an activityof the kl in orange county. it is not taken in anahei

when you associate a business with formaldehyde that's bad but with cancer is devastating.the last couple of weeks, the business has gone off a cliff. one store manager said january and february were already the worst months in my store's history then the 60 minutes came ot and week afterward the worst experience of my life. >> that brings us to where the stock is trading now. it's one thing to short $120, a lot of downside room. but especially with the cash positi lumber lickaid ators had. are you talking bankruptcy now? >> based on what i'm hearing, the last four quarters since the 60 minutes story aired, they are losing 20 to $30 million a quarter, same store sales are deep in the negative double digit territory. i figure once they started to lap the 60 minutes airing, they might start to show year over year gains. i now believe the business has gone from worse to truly horrific. i'm hearing multiple reports from the field and this is anecdotal but this cancer scare has really crushed the business. so the company did have $7 million of net cash and 67 million on the cred