that's the state of the cit program. i'm recently back from memphis where we are 28 across the country that identify with the cit program that started there. i can tell you things we are doing here are consistent with their stuff and better in some ways and i think we are going to have a program that fits san francisco's needs. >> if i can highlight a cit, an 8-year-old girl was beyond the control of her mother. the officers were engaged with her in conversation and later they were able to get the girl to give up the knife with police stickers and taken into child protective services. >> thank you, again, for the members of the public this was a project for commissioner chan and myself. what officers are dying is we are making them street level psycho therapist and giving them the training where they can intervene where they can talk to these folks without going into immediately with the use of force. i want to thank the chief for having the courage and want to thank the officers who are willing to do this. i know the li

that's the building blocks of the cit. the long-term goal of the cit is strengthen the department and to basically not be pitted against each other when it comes to for example budgeting because all the budgeting issues comes to everybody when it comes to mental health and for the sf p.d. to get where the systems are and the police department needs more funding and for the department to say that we know these and these type of out patients need more funding and that is a long term goal and longer than that is a one stop shop, a place where officers can hand off people and that can refer people to the right services. so there are a bigger loftier goals and the team that commander has assembled we are going get there. that's exciting. i want to ask if officer pine is going to speak here. i'm just curious. >> thank you for being here tonight. i want to mention one last authentic is the mental health association mentioned to me that they are working on a start of this idea on in between special psych services to mental health

i haven't seen a lot of reports where they have mentioned the cit model. i don't know if it's our district, it's more residential. it seems like a lot of stuff happens in the -- busier parts. they really want the officers at the stations to have this training so i'm pretty confident as we go forward we'll raise those numbers and maybe next year this time we talk about a few success san francisco, but i don't have any right now. >> thank you, good to know. >> that's helpful. we know at the training station there is not a lot of feedback. thank you. thanks for your work and thanks for making your residents happy. >> remember tomorrow night people are going to complain. [ laughter ] >> captain falvey, thank you so much. i want to say thank you to all the residents your message has been received loud and clear and you took time away from your families to be here tonight. i definitely have to tell you that it reminds me how what's happening in this district doesn't happen by accident. it's the intention of the chief. frankly the vision of a lot of members of th

we have a good and close working relationship with the cit working group. i'm here i think in a representative capacity tonight and i want to acknowledge the work of lieutenant's teen and yen and kristin who has done a lot of the statistical work for us in reporting. let me say in the first four months in the year we've worked a lot on the curriculum and we have worked on golden gate park which is nice for officers. a nice venue to be in and the police department is working quite well. we have documents to pretty high rubrics standards and you have a one page chart up there that shows that we increase in our training this year from 118 members to 150 trained police officers. that's 28 percent increase over last year and from this first paemg you will see where they are distributed around the city and the rank of the various folks involved. we have two more trainings scheduled this year which will bring us up to over 200. right now we are at 12 percent of the patrol force. if you notice, one or two of these numbers don't seem to add up correctly, they are co

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second, cit is long rumored as a sale target.aw the agreement as a prohibit tor of a sale that no firm would want to buy cit while it was under the fed, and now that agreement is terminated, a lot of people believe cit some time in the near future could be put up for sale. a good day for cit shareholders. up 5.25% midday. >> further signs of progress there. thank you very much. now let's get o over to simon counting us down through the close. 20 seconds to go across continental europe. >> i'm talking the sign of progress. we got some confidence tickers that came through today. a few thing for the month of may. whether that marks a turning point, we'll wait and see. the inflation data was quite strong in spain which reduces concerns about deflation there as the economy continues to sink. here's the close. >> the european markets are closing now. >> yeah, it's relatively mixed, and we have fallen from where we were a few hours ago. we were doing much more let's cheg on the automotives. they were doing well. it was a mixture of stoc

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one thing i have worked with sergeant krueger on doing the cit training, why if we bring someone in on 5150 and sometimes hours later. we are under bylaw only to keep someone involuntary for a hold, if they are brought in for good reason, they metabolize and clear, we can't keep them in the emergency room any longer. if people aren't mandated bylaw for treatment, we can't hold them and california as somewhat patient centered approach which we all i think appreciate and know about, but that means that a very high bar to force someone to get involuntary treatment. often times we have patients who have either committed a crime but also have a mental health issue but we try to work together on what's best for that issue and what's at hand at the moment whether their breaking the law or having a mental health crisis. a couple other things about 25 percent of our population of people get admitted to the hospital for on going psychiatric treatment. we send about 5-10 to diversion programs and the rest of them we send to home, hotel or shelter. we can't force people to get treatment in most ca

i want to let you know we have currently 14 cit trains -- trained officers at the station. 6 on our early day watch, 3 at day watch and 4 more. we are sending at least two people and working on sending midnight folks through the watches. community partnership. i believe the ingleside police addict has -- district has more community groups. this is a list of some of them. these are people i meet on a regular basis. there is a community police advisory board which is made of up people around the other groups from the residents associations. excelsior action groups and we are actually rather engaged with a lot of them. i mentioned the heights center with the safety walks. we came out and posted flyers in cars where people's cars were getting broken into and someone said last night i saw someone breaking into a neighbors car. he said i didn't call, it wasn't my car. we've added that to the newsletter, that it doesn't have to be your property to report a crime. if the stats go up for calls and service, i'm okay with that as long as we are catching the right people. we also did a youth summit w

got to end this gun violence we have got do embrace, strategies that work so that, you can keep our cits safe. that will help us, as much as education is, as much as investment in housing is as much as investing in buss as well. it's got to be the whole package and i don't care what poles say or what political groups say it's the right thing do let's all join together and make sure that happens. (applause) >>> i'll close i want to thank dan and tim for awful their good economic analysis, i think they guided you with that i'll be happy to answer questions in a moment but i'll close with a type thought: you know we are living today in an extraordinary city at a very extraordinary time. a time where there is really anistonnishing innovation and really unlimited promise. and that for this innovation are being created by our own people here in san francisco people who have lived here, worked here and played here from every background, every orientation, they are driving our innovation and pledging the future future right here and right now not just for san franciscoians but for the whole worl

it's for more than "sex and the cit city" opening night.hoping that an iconic title, expensive production, and a hit soundtrack from jay-z and beyonce will draw a wide audience. now, the film has also earned millions of dollars of free promotions from licensing deals with tiffany, prada, and brooke's brothers, but it is still a big bet. the studio doubling down on gatsby last year when it held off its release to pour some money into re-shoots with the hope that it will now gross $40 million this opening weekend. the question is how it will hold up in a particularly crowded summer. warner brothers has six more films before labor day, starting with "hangover 3" in two weeks, then "man of steel," horror film "the conjuring," the comedy, "we're the millers," and then the thriller, "the getaway." the gatsby reviews have not been great, pretty mediocre with a 45% critic score on rotten tomatoes, but that is not impacting moviegoers, it has an 84% positive audience rating. >> 46% is hardly good. you're being very polite there. >> no, 84% -- >> no

by now we have new york cit that is a hot market. real estate has really turned around.mi, washington the week, the lack of inventory. as the impact of slowing things down. what this does is accounts for a 60% increase in long-term capital gains tax rates. what that does i commercial office buildings, comercial property buildings. >> absolutely. you are you're thinkg about the price we have to pay to make up for tha. >> even if you get a big bump in sales prices, sales prices are up in real-time price increases. all th is taken away. >> do people know about this? the capital gains in all of this? >> a lot of people don't know about it. the commercial market understands it and knnws about it because they're more sophisticated about what is going on here. >> would you guys do around the? you just hold off on asset sales? >> you wait until prices are increasing or you refinance. and you don't selloff this building. >> we waiting for? >> well, you can take cash out without having to pay taxes. >> summer hoping we don't knoww where we will get the money. real risk fiscal refo

john: you see people begging in cits like this and when i was a kid i would feel sorry for them and give them many. then we did test to find almost all of them had homes and were skimming people and the social service agencies say don't give to these people. by a chided for one hour and de $11. more than minimum wage by giving money to then you are teaching them to be dependent to say you don't need to work. >> we're teaching people to eat fish but not how to fish it is the old cliche its true the more you make people dependent they will not try to find themselves. >> we have to judge the program of milton friedman number their intention but their effectiveness. >> we have to many that are ineffective and you cannot get ready -- rid of any of them. thank you. comi up want to protect our children but to as we protect them or do we rob them of grit? we help kids tests are limits but now americans are told to get rid of risk, john: you know, lew enter jackson was our seven president he is on a $20 bill and during the revolutionary war jackson volunteered to fight and was 13 at the time. the

don't forget, those giants are back at t you cit. you can catch giants out there. check the drive with mike. >>> i want to show folks this shot. you might not see it other places. we have turned our camera toward the bay bridge toll plaza. the other camera is shooting into the sun. these are the toll lanes. no problem at the plaza. an easy flow from oakland in towards san francisco. we will look at the map and talk about that flow. the eastshore freeway only down into the upper 50s. that's about it. no problems at the maze. talk about a game in the city. they expect the build to start around mid-day getting into san francisco. the south bay, easy drive. northbound 101 shows flips around the capital expressway. that person is sleeping on the shoulder in their mini-van at brokaw, 280 and 85 show a gentle build. >> thank you very much, mike. 6:58. a final check of the day's top stories. a palo alto man has been arrested in connection with the death of a family of four in the czech republic. kevin dahlgren killed them, set their home on fire and fled to the u.s. he was

. >> cit announcing the termination of a written agreement by the federal government bank of new yorkt had been in place since august 2009. investors have been waiting for c.i.t. to operate without the fed's close watch. that's the reason we see shares spike today. this will likely allow c.i.t. to have more discretion on how much capital it returns to shareholde shareholders. >> we want to bring your attention to another headline. carl icahn is out saying he does not own a single share of peabody energy. there was some speculation he may have. if you take a look, probably that's the reason that the chart looks the way it does. the shares perhaps running up on that rumor. that carl icahn had taken a position in peabody. and you can see the subject himself as we're delivering you that news. >> it's really limited impact that you have. they don't control their own fate. it's going the other way now. >> coming up, the next big thing. bank of america steve suttmeier tells us which sector he thinks is ready to pop. is the stock poised to break down? we're going to give you the trade next. [

>> maria, here's a new cit, announcing that it will repurchase up to $200 million of common stock. this coming in after it announced earlier today the termination of a written agreement by the federal reserve bank of new york, that it had been operating under since 2009. the stock up after-hours. back to you. >> thank you so much. japan's nikkei average, meanwhile, selling off more than 5% overnight, worries about the long-term viability of japan's version of the federal reserve's economic stimulus plan. should we worry that the air could come out of this market just as fast? i'm joined right now by our very own steve liesman, rick santelli, and greg ip from the economist. steve, kick us off on this discussion. what is japan doing that is similar or different from what bernanke is doing? >> well, what's happening, maria, quite a bit of difference and similarities. they're both buying a lot of assets. but when we look at the target of the program, the amount of the program, and other aspects of it, we see quite a bit of differences. here's the difference in the targets. the fed targ

in its wake, mile after mile of devastation uth and southwest of oklahoma cit proper. scores of homes and other buildings had been leveled, including an elementary school. cars and trucks were smashed together on highways. >> oh, my gosh. i don't know if people lived in that one. >> reporter: and fires burned out of control. part of a major interstate highway was shut down. the suburb of moore, the suburb of moore was also hit hard by a tornado in 1999, and today's storm came less than 24 hours after another tornado struck in the oklahoma city area. >> i had to stop because the winds were pushing my truck, and i had to slow down to about 10 miles an hour, and i was texting actually the lady i work with and i told her, 'man, these are the craziest winds i've ever seen'." >> reporter: sunday's twister touched down outside shawnee, killing two elderly men dead and injuring more than 30 people. other twisters touched down sunday in kansas and iowa. >> we jumped up and ran into the shed. once we got the door shut, we heard the roof take off. >> reporter: all of this came le

and cit, gaining ground after it announced the termination of a written agreement by the federal reserveew york that it has been operating under since 2009. this will free the company to start returning capital to shareholders. and lastly, here's a mover to the downside. take a look at big lots, shares getting hit. the discount retailer's forecast for the current quarter and full year came in short of street expectations. stocks down about 9.5%. bill and maria, back to you. >> seema, thank you so much. the bias is to the downside here. >> it's a billion. >> to the sell side. we're seeing that in the markets right now. the dow really losing steam here quickly. >> we were negative on the open this morning, but this is about the lowest of the afternoon here, with a gain of just 39 points. >> we are certainly giving it up going into the close here with just ten minutes before the close. that bond collapse we keep hearing about, well, maybe not. a strong treasury sale today. charles schwab's kathy jones will talk to us about that next. stay with us. n: how old is the oldest person you've know

others are eligible in subsidies and the exchange and it is a federal exchange or parter cit exchange or state run exchange, there's a small group of individuals who don't have subsidies, will remain uninsured. it will depend on the state, the size of that group. the history with medicaid suggests, the same with chip that it came in overtime. whether that will be the case this time remains unclear, short-term 100% will expire. it is available during that period and goes away, drops to 90 and we will look at where the economic implications are over the long term and whether or not there will be a greater burden or not. other changes included in the medicaid program that were part of the aca as far as primary-care physician payments and the reduction in dish payments so there is tension in the reduction of the safety net payments in states that may not be expanding, the covered population. there's a lot about subsidies which is quite uncertain. it will play to the legislative sessions. >> do you want to add anything to that? >> i would say in washington there are a lot of politics carri

is he the guy qualified to run the largest cit in the country? >> well, you know, we have a lot of great candidates in that race and i'm staying out of the primary. but i expect the voters of new york to make that decision about what's best for them. >> i'll let that be the answer on that one. senator, thanks so much. thanks for your time this morning. >> thank you. >> thanks. >>> the first funeral will be held today for one of the victims of monday's devastating tornado in moore, oklahoma. in moore this morning with the latest recovery efforts. good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you. moore just can't seem to catch a break. we're the middle of thunderstorms here right now and conditions like this are expected to last much of the day. it comes as some residents for the first time were getting into their homes to try to salvage what they could. >> there's tons of debris. >> reporter: new video is a jaw-dropping look at the tornado's power. >> it's going to knock those poles down. >> reporter: as the cleanup continues in moore, officials say

liberty town cit tea party received 35 questions in march of 2011 but really there were 94 questions. letter direct the applicant to provide under penalty of perjury some of the following information, copies of all like to the on facebook and recoverys of all past and present employees, whether a past or present employee or their family members plans to run for office in the future. i would like to submit a copy of the dispatch article or from yesterday that references this and in fact, mr. chairman, in the article i quote a board member from liberty township tea party who is in the audience today, quote, we are an educational group. we don't have a paid staff. we don't endorse candidates. we don't man phone banks, we don't do any of those kinds of political activities. >> without objection the article will be placed. mr. miller, questioned 26 of the irs questionnaire to the tea party group is as follows, quote, provide details regarding your relationship with justin bennett thomas, an american citizen, who is in the audience today who still doesn't know why he was questioned number 2

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he is now cit chatting and doing i think some greenroom negotiating with paul ryan but let me introduce portman. ♪ >> sort of like at a baseball game specific entrance music. >> i prefer country music. >> stairway to heaven as a way to talk about the budget. there is. we thought paul ryan was the only heavy-metal rap fan. >> thank you for having me on. jean sperling is supposed to be speaking. i apologize for the two gene fans who are here the we have a vote in the senate so jean let me go ahead. he did say to me -- >> did you send -- to peter and you when you sent this e-mail? >> he said i will do it but you may regret this. that is all i am saying. seriously. jean and i have done this dog and pony show together before so i was interested in going first the good is it is more fun to criticize what someone else says than to come up with ideas. >> i will throw you the same question i started with senator patty murray and i don't have a good answer, no one wants to seem to start negotiating. paul ryan made it clear they are not ready to start the conference process, they want a side negot

he is now cit chatting and doing some green renegotiation with paul ryan's.et me introduce rob portman. [applause] you get introduction music. game, do a baseball you get to pick your own entrance music? >> i prefer flo rida. heaven" isy to another way to talk about the votes. >> there is. we thought paul ryan was the only heavy-metal fan. fory the way, thank you having me on. here, he let me go ahead because they do have a vote. changing his schedule he said, i will do it, but you may regret it. so i will say it, there you go. thanks to gene. we have done this dog and pony show together so i wanted him to go first. it's easy to criticize what someone else as down come up with ideas. >> there you go. diamond star the same question i asked senator murray. no one seems to want to start negotiating. paul ryan made it clear they are not ready to start the conference process. they do not think there in a good place. you're probably on the senate floor last my doubts all the -- and saw the discussion between reid adn cruz. >> there is a formal resolution and a budg