[b8]lapd manhunt-sotvo the reward money is being pooled from area businesses, unions, and various police and government agencies. authorities have not yet said whether tonight's tip turned out to be legitimate. tonight's grammy awards, come as a sad reminder... of the loss of a music mogul. dozens came together in newark, new jersey today... to pay tribute to whitney houston, one year after her death. the singer was memorialized at her hometown church... where family and friends celebrated her life and musical talents. houston's mother cissy spoke at the service. whitney houston drowned in a beverly hills hotel bathtub on february 11th of last year... just hours before she was expected to attend a pre-grammy gala. in her lifetime, houston won six grammy awards... and was nominated 26 times. [b10]whitney memorial-tag >> pete was just reminded me this time last week. ask exactly seven days ago it was still drizzling through the superdome ceiling. the fun from a week ago, coming >> more than 130 churches over baltimore were filled with red today. it did not have anything to do with upcoming

. >> the reward money is being pulled from area businesses, unions, police, and government agencies.he police chief said he would reopen dorner's disciplinary file. in 2009, he said he was unfairly terminated from the department because of racist co-workers. one week after the super bowl, violence in the streets of new orleans. police are trying to identify the person that opened fire on bourbon street. investigators say the man in this video fired into a crowd in the french quarter on saturday night injuring two man and two women. the shootings reportedly stemmed from an earlier argument. three victims were in stable condition. the fourth was taken for surgery and is in guarded condition. five crew members were killed in a freak accident on a cruise ship. the crew was completing an emergency lifeboat drill when the cables supporting the lifeboat snapped. the boat fell 60 feet to the water and flipped upside down. three other people were injured. all are expected to be released from the hospital. an investigation is underway to find out what caused it to fall. it is operated by the b

businesses, unions, government agencies and the police have pledged to help pay it.ce continue to work overtime to try to help the community and officers and their families who could be targets. >> there are over 50 lapd officers that have not only security but surveillance in their neighborhoods. these 50 lapd families are targets of dorner's and are likely, likely victims. >> he went on to say the reward is so large because dorner is

what is the states of the union mean for business? union mean for business? [applause]@í - ♪ 'cause people got me questioning ♪ ♪ where is the love - ma'am. you forgot your purse. - thank you. oh. thank you very much. - a message from the foundation for a better life. clap the president has laid out his plan to create more jobs. somehow it involves more government but this government create jobs? he built of business and steve forbes runs the magazine that is a capitalist tool. level think people get that full show what does government do to create jobs? john: government can create jobs and pay people. >> macians can create rabbits. [laughter] not in the real world. [laughter] with the mayors -- aristocracy versus capitalism you can achieve success, not be bailed out then this economy creates jobs and allows people to move ahead as abraham lincoln said improve their lot in life. government hurts' opportunities come to keep people in their place and is not a how to create things. free the people. they will do its. [laughter] john: you may kitchen ventilation s

the huge reward was put together a business union and law enforcement groups. >> $1 million. this is the largest local reward ever offered to our knowledge. some may ask why so large? >> this is an act of domestic terrorism. this is a man who has targeted those that we in trust to protect the public. >> of the rtc has vowed revenge against several former colleagues. >> a tornado swept through southern mississippi. >> most of the students were away for the weekend. the campuses closed today as well as a high-school where debris was left in the parking lot. the governor has declared a state of emergency in four counties. >> recoveries under way in the northeast after the snowstorm boughtbrought deep snow. and in connecticut got the worst of it with 40 in. of snow. residents are not able to shovel out their cars. many people are faced with a new challenge now. where to put all of the snow. >> there's no where to put it. >> small schools in storm areas remain closed today including boston and long island. connecticut's governor ordered all non-essential state employees to stay ho

business. credit unions offer micro loans. we do a lot of micro loans up to $50,000. this is -- we check credit. we need a business plan. then we look at the three-year tax return and that statement. we do a lot of home care and mom-and-pop shops. we also do start ups. we asked for approval through documents. we work a lot with people who do not know how to file taxes properly. we are mainly focused in san francisco. we are small. we focus mainly on the tenderloin, chinatown, bayview, visitation. we do a lot of expansion. people start small through the credit union and then want to go to the bank. we know we are limited. we cannot afford to give out a big loan. starting from the credit union, we educate them about filing taxes properly and then moving on to the bank, a small one, expansion, and we work with the bank. the bank and credit union are similar. we do allow tax returns, projections. credit unions do not charge an additional loan or processing fee. processing time, on a small loan, -- consumer loans probably a few days. because we require a business plan, some

there's more congestion in the area and as the speakers referenced, it's business leaders small and large in the general greater union square area that are serving on this board to make sure that the operations of these garages serve that neighborhood and it's not serving the businesses of the neighborhood. it's serving everybody who uses the neighborhood. >> okay. colleagues, any questions? okay, thank you, mr. reiskin, appreciate it. to the budget and legislative analyst? >> mr. chairman, committee, we consider this to be a policy matter for the board. >> thank you. colleagues, any questions for the bla? okay, at this point i'd like to open it up to public comment. any members wish to comment on item number 5. seeing none, public comment is closed. at this point, colleagues, i actually suggest we do the same thing we did with item number 4, forward this to the full board without recommendation. we can deal with it at the full board. >> i'll move that. >> okay. mr. clerk, do we have the same -- >> the same amendment. >> we have a few same technical amendments with item number 5. so first i'd like to make a motion to

. >> leaders from throughout the region, including leaders from businesses and unions, government, lawnity groups came together to pool resources and protect our core value of public safety. collectively, this group that by my office is posting a reward of $1 million for information that will lead to mr. dorner's capture. >> reporter: the public responded. tips came flooding in now numbering more than 1,000. >> the investigation will prioritize those clues based on the information we receive. and those clues will be followed up on immediately. >> reporter: as leads were followed up, the hunt moved into day six, and then day seven. dozens of l.a. police department families feared to be targets of dorner were still under 24-hour protection. the heavily armed killer was out there somewhere, still in hiding, but not for long. he would soon be heading into a deadly stand-off. the verizon share everything plan for small business. get a shareable pool of data... got enough joshua trees? ... on up to 25 devices. so you can spend less time... yea, the golden barrels... managing wireless costs a

reporter: wusa 9 invited 16 people to watch and react to tonight's state of the union, from defense contractors to small businesswners to union bosses to a vet and college grad they listened intently making notes, then we gave them the mike. >> i think it's great he's going to try to work with the republicans, but boehner can't control his party. >> i think the most inspirational part was when he talked about the children, newtown, the whole issue about gun control. i think that needed to get resolved. >> i think it was important he shifted back to the economy. but like many probably here, my concern is with the 113th congress, with the trickle down politics and with sequester just weeks away, if nothing's done, which we get gridlock again and another lame duck congress, nothing's done, we stand to lose up to a million jobs. that will affect all of us in this room. >> i agree that there is this big divide, but he's still trying at all costs to eliminate that. >> good speech for you? >> very much so. >> i was more struck by what i didn't hear. >> what was that? >> i didn't hear what the president is going to do t

linda, served as the executive director of the union square business district. our board president is about to speak behind me, mr. sidney good will, has been a business owner, property owner in the downtown area. we have various other retail and hospitality hotels, restaurants, so on, so forth. i myself who have been involved with the community is also currently serving as a director with the union square business improvement district. >> thank you very much. >> excuse me, a question for you, then. you're both the manager of the japantown and sutter stockton? >>> no, i am for the sutter stockton garage and we also oversee the union square garage with a lease pending for recreation and parks department. >> okay. so, you're not involved with the day to day of jpg town? >>> no, i'm not. >> okay. thank you. >>> thank you. >> next speaker, please. >>> [speaker not understood], i'm the president of the uptown parking corporation. i served on this board upwards of 25 years. in answer to your question, our board makeup of people like neiman's and sak's and barnies. we

among schools, including for-profit chains, will force schools to get better or go out of business, but unions do not like that. >> there is a profit motive behind this extra testing. >> we need to get corporations out of the school. john: union said that school choice within a rich corporation, but further impoverish poor teachers. teachers paid enough? >> no. john: some makeover $100 thousand a year. >> they are not making enough. john: matt damon agrees with that, his mom is a union teacher. >> a teacher wants to teach, why else would you take a [ bleep ] salary and real long hours? john: teachers make a [ bleep ] salary? maybe to matt damon, today american teachers make more per hour than account anes, nurses and architects. >> i can guarantee you, it is not about the money. john: a former dc politician. >> i gave the school system 300 million new dollars. the test scores went down, they grew central offers, they had more deputies to the asis to know to the deputy, they grow the bureaucracy. john: former district chancellor, michele rhee found that bigger barr crease di bured not even get

. >> leaders from throughout the region, including read leaders from businesses and unions, governmentcement and community groups came together to pull resources and protect our core value of public safety. collectively, this group that by my office is posting a reward of $1 million for information that will lead to mr. dorner's capture. >> the public responded, tips came flooding in. now numbering more than 1,000. >> the investigation will prioritize those clues based on the information we receive. and those clues will be followed up on immediately. as leads were followed up, the hunt moved into day 6 and then day 7. dozens of l.a. police department families feared to be targets of dorner were still under 24 hour protection. the heavily armed killer was out there somewhere, still in hiding, but not for long. he would soon be heading into a deadly stand-off. [ woman ] ring. ring. progresso. your soups are so awesomely delicious my husband and i can't stop eating 'em! what's...that... on your head? can curlers! tomato basil, potato with bacon... we've got a lot of empty cans. [ male ann

union address by the numbers. here's "the street's" joe deaux. >> businesses, companies -- president obama has uttered those words, 66% of all time said than any other president since 1978. unlike presidents carter, reagan, h.w.bush and w.bush, president obama's first state of the union address took a more negative term.

yesterday, leaders from throughout the region, including leaders from businesses and unions, government, law enforcement and community groups, came together to pool resources and protect our core value of public safety. collectively, this group, led by my office, is posting a reward of $1 million for information that will lead to mr. dorner's capture. we will not tolerate anyone undermining the security, the tranquility of our neighborhoods, and our communities. we will not tolerate this reign of terror that has robbed us of the peace of mind that residents of southern california deserve. we will not tolerate this murderer remaining at large. authorities from los angeles,er vine, riverside, the fbi and other agencies are working together to bring this ordeal to an end. let me say this, some of you have heard me say this over the last 7 1/2 years again and again and again. we're as safe as we are, we're safer at any time since the 1950s. in no small part because the lapd, the sheriff's department and the law enforcement agencies of this region work as collaboratively as they do. and that

. >> leaders from throughout the region, including leaders from businesses and unions, government, lawups came together to pool resources and protect our core value of public safety. collectively, this group that by my office is posting a reward of $1 million for information that will lead to mr. dorner's capture. >> reporter: the public responded. tips came flooding in now numbering more than 1,000. >> the investigation will prioritize those clues based on the information we receive. and those clues will be followed up on immediately. >> reporter: as leads were followed up, the hunt moved into day six, and then day seven. dozens of l.a. police department families feared to be targets of dorner were still under 24-hour protection. the heavily armed killer was out there somewhere, still in hiding, but not for long. he would soon be heading into a deadly stand-off. [ dylan ] this is one way to keep your underwear clean. this is another! ta-daa! try charmin ultra strong. it cleans so well and you can use up to four times less than the leading value brand. oh! there it is. thanks son. hey!

it is causing some currents over business owners between union and mcalester. the idea is to cut down on collisions and make room for bicyclists. the changes would not be implemented until 2015 but a test run is scheduled for later this year. >>> time now 5:39, what is happening in contra costa county? >> on 680 and 24, it is slow coming out of the on jobbing area -- antioch area and there are no major problems from pleasant hill however there is a crash in venetia and we will tell you about that coming up but that crash in venetia is on the shoulder and for the most part it's not causing a major delay, let's go to steve. >>> a little bit of rain fell, not much but a couple of 100s in lake county, the system is already lifting, a lot of low clouds and still holding on eureka north, mostly sunny and warm, cooling trends starts on the weekend, we will have is more of a westerly breeze. no 30s to be found,s close for some, even the higher clouds in redding which is not bad for them. the clouds are already beginning to lift and partly sunny skies, more sun to the s

, the man in charge, western union's ceo and president joining me now in a fox business e. good to see you. >> nice to see you, liz. liz: i want to explain how it came about. we were object flight back from davos, western union, what are you doing these days? it's a massive story. companies are trying to beat you and catch you because it's changed, hasn't it? >> well, it's not changed in total. we have transferred money worldwide. we are doing 28 transactions a second. we are in 200 countries. we have 500,000 locations, hundred thousand atms transferring money all the time. the way of changing money, sending money from the change a little bit, but do people use go to a location to transfer money and pick up it any ware worldwide. no. what's changed is people use their dot-com or mobile phones, and that's the fattest growth of the business. we are growing by 50% in the western dot-com business, and the connection is sending money from the ipad, immediately, worldwide to a location is fan tas tig. liz: so easy now. why would i need to walk into a store front anymore if i ha

>> if you're a union rep, you work on union business. d by the taxpayer but you work on union business. >>gretchen: this has always been in existence? >> yes. >>steve: if you're an agency that has union employees, you have to have union representative. in the union shops i worked in in the past, you would have to have a job, be a camera guy and be a union represent. >> you never worked for federal government. this is totally different. this drives taxpayers crazy. here we are cutting kids' vaccines. we're cutting border security. oh, but we can't make federal workers work for the federal government. no, they've got to keep on working for the unions. are we going to keep on paying them? this drives people nuts when you have this kind of waste. >>gretchen: thank you. >>brian: we're going to watch you on the fox business network on varney and company. >> glad to hear that. >>gretchen: have a great day. it's one of the top theme parks in the nation and home to 12,000 animals. now bush garden camp is offering visitors a better way to get in on

liz: the global business grows, western union, money gram. money gram on monday feeling confident about the business. how do you differentiate what you over versus what they offer? >> we're a digital money transfer company only. liz: only? >> only. they use internet or mobile phones to access xoom it send money home. there's no offline money transfer cash origination agents, but all digital channels. liz: i would say it's crowded. pop cash, for example, at citi group. i've used that. every bank is offering a way to do quick trainings fers. how do -- transfers. how do you stay at the front of the pack? >> all solutions discussed for domestic money transfer. we go from the united states out to 30 countries. that's a different concept. in the markets we serve, you have to move money into a cash channel so that the ben first name ri walks in with an idea and walks out with cash or put money into the bank account, nd we do that in realtime with traceability in air handling, unheard of domestically. liz: john, what would a tighter immigration policy

business groups including the chamber of commerce and some unions are coming together and give the illegalsmits. for the first time. work permits. now businesses always wanted that. unions have always opposed that. what's is going on here. is this a break through in this coalition for imgrag. >> they have been talking about some sort of guest worker permit. the key is to make sure they are not tied to those employers. it becomes like a debtor servitude. they are not locked into those employers. that's a key red line i would like to see. >> if you get verification. do you think we'll get an immigration deal this year? >> absolutely. zmu? i do too. i'm for it. i'm very much for it. pro immigration reform. a lot of people aren't. republicans are split. democrats are split. >> there's a consensus in the country people want this. the republicans and democrats. look at the majority of them. they do want this in the house and senate and the president wants this. so the balls are all moving and aligning together. i don't see how this can't happen. it would be bad for the president, bad for the hous

the more workers you have, the more workers the unions will have to organize. sandra: and more businessesave. not just promoting people to work there, but businesses to land there may be coming out of chicago or the surrounding city. >> that iabsolutely right. when indiana passes the right-to-work law, his office was ringing off the hook for businesses considering coming to indiana. the same can happen for michigan and they should take advantage of it, not try to hide it. sandra: are looking at the map, michigan is one of the very few midwest states that actually has rights tright-to-work loss. the unemployment rate in the right-to-work state is much, much lower. 7.3% in the 24 right-to-work states versus 8.1% in the non-right-to-work states. this is proving effective but they're getting their way, had to pull this off the ball boards? >> i really think the state and the governor should stand up to them, they should run these ads. one of the messages is they don't care about jobs, they only care about union jobs. are they trying to defend it from being the success which it might well be i

yesterday leaders from throughout the region including leaders from businesses and unions, government, law enforcement and community groups came together to pull resources and protect our core values of public safety. collectively this group that by my office is posting a reward of $1 million for information that will lead to mr. dorner's capture. we will not tolerated anyone undermining the security, the tranquility of our neighborhoods and our communities. we will not tolerate this rein have terror that has robbed us of the piece of mind that residents of southern california deserve. we will not tolerate this murderer remaining at large. authorities from los angeles, irvine, riverside, the f.b.i., the united states marshal service and other agencies are working together to bring this ordeal to an end. let me say this. some of you have heard me say this over the last seven and a half years again and again. we are safe as we are. we are safer than any time since the 1950s and no small part because the lapd, the sheriff's department and the law enforcement agencies of this region work

he put in project labor agreements which are union only for construction projects. 98% of my constituents are in the construction businessu put up a project labor agreement, you are saying need not apply. stuart: what proportion of the people in the black chamber of commerce, what proportion feel the way you do now, it's not a president who is really helping the overall economy period? >> it is growing immensely, i remember a few years ago, bringing it up at a board meeting, and i got jumped on. now, when i bring it up at a board meeting, everybody's nodding their heads and we're talking in unison that something needs to be done. our membership is growing because it's like the church, when times get bad, you go to church. when the economy gets bad, you join your business association. so we're rolling on that end, but we've got to do something to change this tide for our children's sake and for our grandchildren's sake. stuart: charles? charles: how is it going? this is charles payne. we met down in d.c. not too long ago. hope things are getting better. here's the question, though, how do you get this message to the white

unions. many shops, banks, and businesses have closed.hey have indicated decision to open certain sectors to investment. leaders from across the continent are preparing to sign a deal to try to end a conflict between the government and the rebels. armed men have stormed a mosque in kenya. . the killing becomes two -- the killing comes two weeks before the election. they want to avoid a repeat of the election violence of 2007. we are getting news reports of the fate of a french family. the camera and in authorities have not confirmed that the family has been released. they're being told to leave northern cameron as quickly as possible. zimbabwe is approaching wealthy countries and the united nations for money. funding for the process can be generated from within. >> we have always held elections, since 2008, when the economy had a new economy of states. so, now we have over six companies. with eight other companies mining all over the country. we can finance the election with our own resources. >> former congressman jesse jackson jr. has p

local award ever offered and he says it's easy to put together much of it coming from police unions businessesnd private donations. laura, jon? >> thank you very much. we'll get you updated on that breaking news out of delaware. we told you earlier three people have been shot. now a man shot and killed his wife and also shot and injured two other people at that courthouse in wilmington, delaware, right now. we've also been told the police shot the suspect and shot him dead so again three shootings at the courthouse in delaware. a man apparently has shot and killed his wife there. we'll keep you updated on this information as you can see the police on scene there still fluid situation checking out the scene. >> much closer to home, dozens of tires slashed along one street in concord and happening now police are searching for the suspect or suspects along bel air drive. christie smith joins us now with a look at the damage. >> reporter: what a way to start the week. now that it's getting lighter out here this morning, you can see this vandalism. you can see someone hit this suv here. three tires

reward ever offered and surprisingly it was easy to put together much of it coming from police unions, businesses and other private donations. jon? >> investigators in santa clara county trying to figure out exactly who shot two men right in the middle of the day and ended up killing one of them. the shooting happened in an unincorporated area. sheriff's deputies say a man was shot to death sunday afternoon at a home on rhonda drive. a second man was also shot in the arm. he was able to drive himself to the hospital. neighbo neighbors say they knew each other and lived in the same house. >> a few officers have come up and not for that long but officers have come to that house. >> investigators this hour not characterizing this as a homicide just yet but the investigation does continue. >>> the los gatos city council will reconvene to continue the discussions go gun sales in town. they gathered last monday night to talk about a sporting goods store selling guns on university avenue. opponents think the city should have held a public hearing before approving permits for the store. the store owner s