cathie: we step back with a company like uber.e are very thematically oriented where our focus is entirely on disruptive innovation. we look at the five court wins they had before the california ruling as precedent. this will probably take years to repeal. what it will do is accelerate the trend to the autonomous vehicle market and then they don't have to worry about drivers. we think that is going to happen much more quickly, perhaps by 2020, as google had been projecting. emily: wow. uber self-driving cars by 2020? what do you think of that? paul: i know the folks in silicon valley think this is sooner on the horizon than a lot of other investors do. in terms of uber, it is one of the challenges as they think about the cost structure of their business in terms of having drivers employed or independent contractors. it applies to a whole host of the service companies that are coming up across the board and all these apps that are available. they rely on a very similar model. this is a very big issue for uber. the technology enable

cathie and paul, thank you both. record amounts of cash are flowing into startups.eavyweights like kleiner perkins are in the unt hunt for an early winter. investors have pumped $210 billion in to drone startups this year which is double for all of 2014. google ge, an qualcommd are jumping on the drone bandwagon. whaen the faa finalizes its drone regulations, the industry will create 20,000 u.s. jobs and have an economic impact of $4.6 billion in three years. there are still concerns about privacy batteries and long-distance capabilities. coming up, the potential hefty fines for google changing its business practices in europe. nafta gives the green light for looking for life on one of jupiter's moons. ♪ emily: a story we are watching -- redditors has shut down a message board. the swiss website hosting provider has shut down the site for being politically incorrect. the european union is telling google to get ready for big fines. it says the penalties could be big enough to stop google from blocking competitors in shopping comparison searches. the competition watch

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we have paul sweeney joining me now from new york and cathie woods.

police chief cathy lanier will soon have more power to fight synthetic drugs. the d.c. council approved emergency legislation to allow the chief to temple rarely shut down businesses including gas stations and i willquer stores that sell -- liquor stores that sell synthetic drugs. mayor bowser approved the resolution after a surge in overdoses included more than a dozen people sickened at homeless shelter. leon: attorneys argue that the inmate shouldn't be executed because he is intellectually disabled. the court of appeals rejected that. he was sentenced to death of the 1988 murder of two george washington university students. maureen: the death of a little boy pushed in a park swing by his mother is now a homicide investigation. today, maryland medical examiner released the cause of death for ji-aire lee. maryland bureau chief brad bell is live at the park where the boy was found. brad has new information on the case. brad? brad: almost unimaginably sad story. neighbors saw a woman out here at the swing set pushing a child in a swinger. not this one. the actual swing

the police chief cathy lanier explains. police chief: we have identified the top five, you know, threats for us. the top three drugs -- tcp, synthetic drug, mdma and other synthetics in nightlife areas. we are going to go after the supply. >> many drug users are now using the internet and her department will use cutting edge technology for the war on drugs. sam sweeney, abc 7 news. jummy: school is about to wrap up for the summer but some teachers say that their jobs will not be there come next year. they say that students will be the ones to suffer. brianne carter is there this new features are staging us and. -- staging a sit in. brianne carter and this is her first and last year. >> it is sad. i've met some good kid, but it's time to move on. you almost don't have a choice. >> the school is being reconstituted, many of the teachers must reapply for their positions. some are being let go and others are hoping to come back. she says she is choosing not to reapply. she says that because the teachers were notified so late in

. >> cathy dave sis ronay kent. >> hi miami cathy davis director of the senior centers i have been in bayview for 44 years i can't figure out how to penetrate this system to get funding i think my organization has done a lot could do a lot and would like to see something happen they paid us $6,000 for this lovely listening sessions if we had them i would have done them for free for the 5th time we can purchase the property take the money invest in property we could have dubt i'm so frustrating i know i'm not the only one trying to see something good happen it's a travesty that much money is sitting there with the housing crisis we have i have gone to the san francisco foundation they have funded me for the crisis for bayview's point i can't get the so kuled private money in the community to support the work i'm doing the work that the community is trying to make happen i know it's got to change i know it was agreed upon at a certain point in time it is dysfunctional it is not working there are too many people in bayview hunters point i don't like it when mr. walker is correct i want t

michelle and her mom, cathy, and her dad carl. michelle also brought along a baby from an early relationship. >> together they had two boys. >> he loved them. anything they ever dreamed of he would do his damnestddest to get them. >> he went into business with his parents which is when michelle says things went wrong. >> mark didn't like to be pushed around by his dad. he was an independent person. >> the growing tension spilt over at the kitchen table. michelle chimed in. oh boy. >> oh my goodness. when she opened her mouth, dad just flipped off the handle and of course mark just i don't know stepped in as a husband like a husband should do. >> that's how it began, the trouble between father and son. the trouble that was going to get so much worse. mark split away from the family business. michelle helped him with bookkeeping bookkeeping. >> i was just amazed at what they were able to accomplish. >> and they were a good team said michelle's mother cathy. >> they both just had the ability to work together and make money. >> mark g

today for the third time in less than a month, chief cathy lanier made a public plea for information about a shooting. in one of those three cases, a local washington reporter was killed. her murder still unsolved. new tonight, jackie bensen spoke to her father about the need for people to come forward. jackie? >> reporter: doreen despite the fact that these images have been seen everywhere, youtube facebook, twitter, no one is talking. 24 hours after the release of this amazingly clear video of three persons of interest in tuesday's shooting that leaves a 16-year-old fighting for his life, there have been no leads no solid information. d.c. police chief cathy lanier held a press conference to express frustration. >> it's a very good quality. we don't always have this. so if you think about it, a 15-year-old kid who has this kind of injury everybody should be outraged and everybody should be trying to get justice for the family. >> exactly. >> reporter: kenneth mcclanton's family is also seeking that justice. less than two weeks ago, chief lanier made a similar plea for information i

susan swain: next is cathy in bensalem, pennsylvania. hi cathy, you are on. cathy: hi. just was wondering how ms. johnson felt about her husband's impeachment. susan swain: oh, thanks. well, we're going to talk about the impeachment in just a little bid to later on. so, thank you for that question, and we'll work it in as we work our way through the history of the johnson administration. next up is a call from nan in lolo, montana. hi, nan. nan: hello. susan swain: you have a question? nan: yes, my question is, why -- the impeachment of johnson and its associated effect in history, and then the impeachment of our recent president clinton. why is there such a dissimilar effect in how he's looked up on by history? susan swain: okay. thank you. impeachment. such an important part of the johnson administration, so let's move into that. johnson's fight with the radical republicans in congress, i'm going to have both of you talk about that. but first of all, his -- his big decision was to keep lincoln's cabinet, and now he was of a different party than most of them, so was he

. >> reporter: police chief cathy lanier and mayor bowser say it is due to the use of synthetic drugs in the city. live in dc, i'm nikki burdine, wusa9. >>> this weekend's space x explosion means nasa will have to rely on russians. >>> wusa9 is back after this, but first, here's allison with a look at our dry weather. >> ice out here. a cool, refreshing start. temperatures in the 50s and 60s. we have rain back in th >>> welcome back. just about 10 minutes after 6:00. we are off to a great start. it is refreshing, it is cool out there. probably the best start of the week. temperatures at 54 degrees for germantown. laurel and white oak. 53. not as breezy as we were yesterday. temperatures are going to head low to mid-80s. dry, low humidity, no rain in the forecast today. of course tomorrow we are going to be tracking showers and storms in the forecast. i'll have the futurecast coming up for you in just a bit. >>> allison, i'm giving this commute an a+ so far. i'm liking it. eastbound 66 we are starting to see delays as you make your way toward the capital beltway. this morning, also loo

my efforts have always been spearheaded by cathy mcmorris rodgers, a good member of her leadership, an active member of our committee and this bill seeks to bring much-needed clarity and alleviate some of the burdens and unnecessary requirements that the final rule has placed on businesses across the country. take for example my michigan-based company dominoes, which we all know. dominoes has 34 million different attentional menu combinations. it has an online calculator to to determine nutritional information for any particular order. 91% of orders are placed online. 91%. there are 34 million potential items and that would cost each store an average of nearly $5,000 per unit. that would not address the ultimate goal of helping the consumers. there is no doubt that the u.s. should have a uniform policy for labeling. however, we need to take a pragmatic approach. the goal is ensuring that customers have the information that a need to make an informed decision, and to do that, we need to ensure that businesses can reasonably comply to these requirements. this places in the norma's burden

the airport commission amending submitting recept squz expendsures in fiscal year 2015, 16 >> i see cathy wagner and mr. robertson >> good morning, cath y wagner with san francisco airport. i'm joined by bruce robertson who can answer questions as well. the airport is rerequesting the appropriation to 15, 16 operating budget for 2.6 million dollars [inaudible] light, heat and power work order. of the 2.6 being requested the airport is seeking approve for 1.4 million for increased utility rate via the work order as well as 1.2 million in the form of airport annulate service payment.

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. >>> cathy is with gl a mail d. >>> and, mark, is at john hopkins, and margaret is the president of the agency, public relations communications and thanks all of you. let's start with you, i guess given america's use of water boarding and, there was a report people freezing to death, and does america have any right to lecture others, on human rights and cut ties. >>> i don't think we do, and we have to be careful, when we judge other countries and regions on their practices when we have similar practices. >>> america, we're the beacon of freedom and, we have a history of racism, and civil rights groups but i do think, that really, in the last decade or so on particular issues like lgbt, we have come a long way and, there's been more outspoken and more and better criticism of countries, for lgbt people face the death penalty and it is illegal to be gay. >>> we can still lead even though there are aspects of our society that we don't like and are critsized. but, if we look at some of the torture issues these were not official government policies and little aberrations in time-periods.

bruce johnson talked to both mayor bowser and police chief cathy lanier today and is live on u street. >> reporter: there's a big concern because we aren't into the heart of the summer months point. the mayor and police chief have a plan where exactly to put additional resources. this is the latest violent crime scene and perhaps the most gruesome, a burning body found in a trash can off holbrook terrace in the trinidad area of northeast. >> somebody said there's a body back there. >> reporter: the discovery was made by nukes at 5 a.m. today. hours -- neighbors at 5 a.m. today. hours later mayor bowser and police chief lanier would be wrapping up a meeting on the rise in murders and other serious crime. >> we are obviously concerned we have an increase and want to get ahead of it. >> reporter: they're centering their crime fighting efforts on four areas of north and southeast d.c. >> there's no one thing driving the violence. it's a lot of difference things. it is, however, very concentrated in those three patrol districts. >> reporter: here's one tool they're going to count on, solar

cathy a weather watcher reporting 53 degrees. cathy, we thank you very much for reporting it. she has clear skies there. right now current air temperatures firing up this computer. here you have it. temperatures are into the 50s. later today we are talking about numbers 60s beaches, 70s bay, mid-80s inland. we have your full forecast but first here's lisa. >>> we are going to talk about this accident that just came up in the daily city area involving a big rig along 280 northbound. this big rig may have struck some debris. we have two right lanes blocked with debris along northbound 280. fortunately not delaying any of the traffic through there. 880 is wide open as it rolls to and through the oakland area. no problems as of yet. if you need to catch a flight over at the oakland airport 880 is a great way to get there. no delays. >>> lisa thank you. part of a busy road in san francisco will be closed starting today. crews have to remove huge mounds of sand piled up along the highway. the southbound lanes between lincoln way and stowe boulevard will be closed. it could take up t

as chief cathy lanier in the d.c. police search for information, they are certain of one thing. >> we believe people saw this. >> last thursday morning on the g.w. parkway near tulane drive police say two vehicles had an altercation. speeding up slowing down cutting off. >> i don't want to comment beyond that whether there was a known relationship or not. right now we don't have the details. >> both vehicles crossed the wilson bridge and emerged to 195 north and d.c. 8:50, near observatory drive shots were fired from the sedan to the s.u.v. killing the driver, 50-year-old pedro alvarado, a father of four around seriously injuring the passenger, his brother-in-law. he spoke with abc7 after the shooting. saying he had no idea why they were targeted. >> it was without malice or anything. >> police are seeking information about the sedan, a dark green or a black toyota camry or honda mid-1990's

million to the airport ending submitting recept squz expendsures in fiscal year 2015, 16 >> i see cathy wagner and mr. robertson >> good morning, cath y wagner with san francisco airport. i'm joined by bruce robertson who can answer questions as well. the airport is rerequesting the appropriation to 15, 16 operating budget for 2.6 million dollars [inaudible] light, heat and power work order. of the 2.6 being requested the airport is seeking approve for 1.4 million for increased utility rate via the work order as well as 1.2 million in the form of airport annulate service payment. these increases reflect a growth in concession sales generated by ground transportation fees. the budget analyst reviewed the request and recommended approve of the supplemental >> colleagues questions? seeing none mr. rose can we go to rourt on item 5 >> yes, on page of our report, this isn't the budget report recommendation, the separate report, the airport is increasing service payment by 1 [inaudible] from 39.6 million to 38.8 million and that is shown on page 2 of the report. do recommend you approve this

i want to acknowledge the presence of cathy calvin the president of the united nations foundation, thank you for your leadership. i want to say of willy brown, yes he had the dream, the civic pride but came to the the congress to the money to get city hall done so we all take pride in this. thank you for your leadership willy. i want to acknowledge how proud we are of our ambassador to the united nations. the secretary general honors us with his presence but he honors us doublely by having mrs. ban being here with him. thank you so much mrs. ban. to all your honored ambarsders representives and general, thank you for being here today we are gathered in commemoration and celebration of one of the great moments of history. a great moment of histfry the world, a grite moment fl history of our country, a great moment for our city. 70 years ago as yous heard the delegates of 50 nations gathered in san francisco opera house to open a new era for humanity. here in san francisco the hope of president wilson and vision of president roges velt and congratulations of president truman were fulfilled

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it is several steps in a new strategy outlined by mayor bowser and cathy lanier earlier today.ruce johnson is standing by with more on that. >> first the weather report, topper said what, 5:59 that rain would be here in the district? 5:59 the rain is here. it was just down the street not that long ago that a dc council member said a legitimate business offered to sell her synthetic drugs. the problem is she didn't have cash. they wouldn't take her credit card. it's a big problem in the city. people in position to know explained why today. >> if you look at the titles, mr. nice guy scooby snacks, k2, wtf, space cadet. >> reporter: the labels look innocent enough. >> i've been called public enemy number 1 for the last four years. >> reporter: the director for the drug prevention center says buyer beware. anybody who uses synthetic drugs is taking a huge risk. >> it's nothing like marijuana. totally different. >> reporter: last week in the single day there were 11 separate emergency runs for synthetic drug overdoses here. >> these drugs are being marketed as something that's fun a

>>reporter: cathy is a former spokeswoman for the gay and lesbian rights group glad. >> that was a moment where there was a big raising of consciousness about lgbt people existing. >>reporter: then in 1981 came news of what the new york cancer called a rare cancer killing gay men. >> the aids pan dellic started. >> lost half my friends. it was so awful. it accelerated greatly the organization of the lgbt community and movement. >>reporter: he has witnessed changes like these as the author of this 1973 coming out memoir when he brother the best little boy in the world he used a pen name. in 1998, it was published under his real name. >> the world changed and people cot to know u.s. it's easy to demonize something you don't know. >>reporter: in 1993, as many as 1 million people marched through washington for gay rights. the next year it was ordered for the military to allow gays to serve as long as they hid their sexuality. a policy called don't ask, don't tell. then in 2010, the president signed legislation allowing gays and lesbians to serve openly. and in the past decade, more than two-t

cathy, a forth death leading to questions of how this disease is being spread. what's the latest? well, the disease has mostly been spread in hospitals. the latest person to die was a 76-year-old man who was in the same hospital as the first person to be infected. and that's how this disease has been transmitted here in the south korea so far making it the biggest outbreak outside of the middle east. it is confined to people who were patients at hospitals, visitors of those patients, doctors and nurses, but now, as you mentioned, one of the doctors who had been confirmed to have mers before he realized he did attended a symposium with more than 1500 other people and now the mayor of seoul is warning that could put members of the public at risk so he is appealing to those people to quarantine themselves and make sure that they are not going out of their homes and potentially exposing others. >> tell me, how is this impacting day-to-day life in seoul, south korea? i understand that there is a growing amount of public anxiety. >> absolutely. it is a bit of a balancing act here in sou

the bipartisan effort as always been spearheaded by cathy mrs.cmorris rodgers, active member of our committee. this bill brings clarity and alleviate the unnecessary requirements that the rule has placed on businesses across the country. take for example my michigan-based company dominoeo, it has 34 million potential different menu combinations. and has nutrition information for your particular order and 91% of their orders are placed online. requiring instore information for 34 million potential menu items would cost each store nearly $5 million and wouldn't address the problem of informing consumers. no doubt that the u.s. should have a policy for menu labeling. we need to take a pragmatic approach. the goal is ensuring customers have the information and in order to do that, we need to make sure companies can comply. the current situation fails to address the needs of consumers and places enormous burdens on businesses. as it stands, restaurants and similar retail food establishments have until december 1 of this year to comply with the final r

. >> heck, i'll pay for t you know cathy griffin cathy griffin and kelly osborne are gone. but, fashion police, that show on e is coming back and remember our advice to melissa rivers when she was on the show a few weeks ago? she took it. >> really? >> oh, why. >> do we get a cut then? >> we're tacking credit no cut. then there is this. >> ♪ ♪ >> and talk about parking wars. attacks i driver fights back when he gets a ticket. what this officer did next to stop new yorkers right in their tracks. >> you're in the box, do you have make the tackles, everything little more shorter, not really covering the corners as much. but i mean, really comfortable with the position. >> oh, those phillies. they just keep on. it won't stop. to the ballpark. second and third, nobody out. down five-one in the fourth inning. all right, just put the ball in playment dom brown strikes out looking. cameron rough strikes out swinging. codey, strikes out looking. phillies get nothing. didn't even put the ball into play. all right six-four in the ninth inning. one out. jeff play, feliz lose six-four l

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thank you very much for your time >> thank you next speaker please >> gootd monching i'm cat cathy. ecs support the ask of 6 million for year 1 and 5.3 million for year 2. [inaudible] single asult shelter system for 534 beds. ecs is the lead agency for the center. as i look at and compare and watch the city investment at the navigation center many people get housed and case management service and heths services that they need. i also want to encourage the board of supervisors in the next year or 2 to look at folks that are languishing in shelter for yours and years and consider replicating the success and city investment that the navigation center is enjoying in the city adult shelter cystment. thank you >> thank you next speaker please >> sorry, didn't realize the microphone >> thank you. my name is jessica lamened and exectsk director of senior and disability action. i know you have a lot of hours of testimony to listen to and thank you for hearing us. we are part of the justice coalition and ask you to support the unified plan we put toort for meet thg needs of seniors and indivi

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. >> my name is cathy lipscum and i work with a couple housing groups, but i speak on behalf of senior and disability action today. i'm also retired from service emplyies international and live in no a valley. what is happening there is gent fiication is expanding and they are still hundreds and hundreds oferant control units there. i'm doing a survey, but slowly but surely they are being emtyed. the free market tear for the high end buyer because guess what? that is where their greatest profit is. the thesis saying just build more housing and it will work out through trickle down is a non strarter. the mission one of the most revered neighborhoods in the sate if thot the country is losing people and their heritage. please be non right side of history today and support this really moderal moratorium. it is a brief pause enablinging the community not only in the mission to be heard as to why it is imperative to look at a plan for in13 parcels that are left. if we were a city of economic democerary there would be a city wide moratorium on luxury housing. i would thrike thank there the su

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police chief cathy lanier talking at the end about d.c. mansion murderers, didn't say much. the purpose of the press conference was to ask the public for help identifying anyone who might be involved with the shooting that happened on nailor road yesterday morning where a 16-year-old was critically injured. the 16-year-old is in critical condition at this hour. police chief lanier asking for anyone to come forward with tips. there is a $10,000 reward for those who help assist make an arrest and a conviction in that case. jonathan: really good video. police said how clear the video is. she is confident by going to the public that somebody would recognize somebody in the video, specifically the people involved in shooting the 16-year-old. if you know somebody in this video again she reinforced it saying there is a $10000 reward leading to the arrest of those responsible for shooting and leaving the 16-year-old in critical condition. kimberly: moving on to other news now. an issue with samsung galaxy phones could leave 600 million of the use herbs vulnerable to hacker. accordin

if the mayor gets her way, police chief cathy lanier would be able to shut down businesses for 96 hours if they're caught selling those synthetic drugs and there could be a $10,000 fine for the first violation. >> while we try to go after it aggressively to stop it from continuing to grow, we didn't have the case to go after it. we were seizing hundreds of kilos with no penalty. >> charles dark, director for the city's drug prevention center says buyer beware. anybody who uses synthetic drugs is taking a huge risk. yet this is a booming business here in dc. council member yvette alexander said she walked in to an adams morgan tobacco shop and asked for synthetic marijuana and said the man presented her with a bag that had had name scooby doo on it. he wanted nothing but cash. >>> another bush makes a run for the white house. hear what jeb said makes him a good candidate for president. >> plus the feds weigh in on how low they think prices will go this year. >> this hippo's time outside the zoo is over but there are still plenty of wild animals roaming free in one country. blat yeah, i'm

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