the subject wasn't wine and roses on those cliffs.divorce. >> she was going to go through with it, yes. absolutely. >> reporter: jody's longtime friend marion told detectives that skro that jody had been determined to take her son and leave her husband. she was convinced steven had been cheating on her. >> she couldn't prove anything. but women called the house. sometimes they would call and hang up on her. >> reporter: in fact, they learned jody served divorce papers on september 8, 1992. less than two weeks later, she was dead. the timing made him more eager. >> reporter: two days after his wife's death, steven was freely answering questions. yes, he told them. he and his wife were talking divorce. as they had sometimes done during their marriage. it was true, there were other women. >> he told us they had an open marriage. they were seeing different people. he said he had been with 50 to 60 women. >> reporter: she was okay with it? >> according to him. >> reporter: he told detectives they had become unhappy with their free love lif

cliff, what can i say? whenever i need an oddball thing, some feathers for a project, cliff's is always where i go. i always think oh, cliff's will have it, and you always do, so thank you for your real variety and many more years ahead. >> commissioners, any other comments? all right. well, do we have a motion? >> yes. i would motion to add to the legacy business and the resolutions for cliff's variety and tommaso's ristorante italiano. >> second? >> second. >> okay. >> clerk >> clerk: [ roll call. ] >> clerk: that motion passes unanimously. >> congratulations. >> yeah, congratulations. [ applause ] >> well done. well, we will not be the least bit slighted if you do not want to hang around for the rest of our show today. you know, you've got to go do your thing. small businesses must do the small business thing. >> clerk: item 4, board of supervisors file 171133, business and tax regulations code, minimum filing threshold for gross received tax and payroll expense tax, discussion and possible action item.

cliff: what is missing is company opportunity.is strange about china's credit situation, supposedly you have an economy growing at 8% or 9% in nominal terms. and they can't seem to deal with 4% interest rates, which is alarming the authorities. that tells you the financial conditions for many of china's big borrowers is far less robust than what is great -- then what is pricing the credit spreads. that is troublesome. yvonne: in terms of the renminbi, does it stay stable? cliff: we saw the rally yesterday. i think it is temporary. the reason i think it is temporary is because, if we have an economy going into a challenging year when it comes it would be an exaggeration to say the authorities will allow cascading defaults. but in increasing number of defaults of larger size with contagion. based on my experience, it is weird for a currency to be strengthening in the face of that. we think the strength is temporary. david: in terms of the strength we see across other currencies, we know a lot of these equities are inversely related.

. >> they said she fell off a cliff. her mother said they were wrong. >> i am screaming to them these are defensive wounds. >> no witnesses, no weapon, nothing left behind but a stranger's dna. >> was no longer have some accidental death. this was a homicide. >> they had no suspect, but for years her mother kept fighting to find bonnie's killer. >> bonnie's mother continues her own crusade. >> then after more than a decade of searching, a phone call. >> just got information there was a match. >> we get conviction on just the dna? >> and there was something else, something about bonnie herself. >> it was almost like she knew something. >> keith morrison, with "justice for bonnie." >> good evening, welcome to "dateline." we often see headlines about dna evidence exxon rating the innocent. seems we hear less how it is used to track down the guilty. in the story you're about to see, a sample found on a murdered young woman was sent to the national database, 12 years after she was killed it turned up a match. one profile out

so—called cliff edge. the money and we will come out. so-called cliff edge.the other hand, if you vote yes, you will have the deal, some kind of single market affiliation and there will be no cliff edge, a transition. that is the characteristic. where is good, i think it's politically trying to sort out the hard brexiteers. there we are, we've looked after what you want, and sorting out parliament who say that we should have the last say. where i think it will unravel, they don't have the political influence, the government, to see it through. a lot of members in both houses of parliament will try and see it down. the guardian front page is that for the rebels are not convinced by the brexit u—turn, if it has been one. it depends on what rebels you are talking about. if you talk about the remainer rebels, there's another way to look at this vote. those who don't want brexit to happen could do the ultimate suicide vote, vote it down and call a general election, a vote of no—confidence. is basically destroying their own government. there is a possibility of tha

we have in ft story of cliff edge brexit talked about. a new one on me, huybrechts, soft brexit, cliff edge brexit, shifting investments away and people moving away. tangible jobs moving investments away and people moving away. tangiblejobs moving away. investments away and people moving away. tangible jobs moving away. the red, white and blue brexit doesn't get much mention these days. the times, the security alert that happened earlier today, just down the road from here at oxford circus where people thought they heard shots fired at about 4:a0pm this afternoon on the underground tube station and there was a massive lockdown. it shows what a state of high anxiety we are written. the met said they received numerous 999 calls. they must‘ve thought there was a tangible threat, but only 16 oi’ was a tangible threat, but only 16 or $0 was a tangible threat, but only 16 or so people were injured and that was as a result of a stampede. there have been reports of up of people running into shop screaming run for your lives. the source appears to

the first application before su for cliff variety. a neighborhood hardaway and variety store founded in 1936. it's a family-owned store and it offers hardware, home goods, candy and other every day items for over 80 years. when the oldest son eriny joined the business he started the tradition of creating elaborate window displays especially during the holidays and designed a ribbon machine, two button machines and rolling ladders. currently operated by fourth generation family member, cliff variety store serve oafers 700 people daily. the second application is for thomas' restaurante serving north beach since 1971. it's roots date back to 1935. however, when it was called will you pleaseos. it was found -- it was called lupo's they introduced pizza to san francisco and perhaps the entire west coast. it became famous for the wood-fire brick often. the long time chef took the new name. under the new name, the restaurant continued to serve a i growing clientele and in 1973 it was sold so the krati family. they added a few family recipes

commission and the british government that it is in our interest to avoid one thing the cliff. at the end of relations between great britain and the european union you can avoid that if you want to avoid it and we hope we bolster their will to do so today in britain. but the clock is ticking and there's little more than hope right now what will happen to the many cross border companies how many jobs will be lost to reason you can't say when the automobile industry parts are delivered from one country assembled in another and then exported on to foreign markets many of these cross border transactions could be subject to british import tariffs in the event of a hard break that they could come to over two billion euros for german products so far britain and the e.u. have not found much common ground but if that doesn't change soon the u.k. could lose a lot of investment some of the big banks have already begun moving their stuff from london to other financial hubs like frankfurt. corporate news now and germany's largest airline last tanzer says it will increase domestic services b

. &- >> plus a man falls 300 feet to the bottom of a cliff, the harrowing rescue captured through night vision. >> and chief meteorologist paul deanno tracks the return of rain in the forecast. sfx: squeak sfx: stair creak sfx: clink sfx: deep breath sfx: grunt sfx: tinny headphone music sfx: feet shuffling sfx: slice sfx: gasp sfx: inhale. exhale. sfx: lights scraping on roof sfx: metallic scrape sfx: grunt covered california. it's more than just health care. it's life care. >> closed captioning for this newscast is sponsored by living spaces. >>> the defense has begun presenting its evidence in the kate steinle murder trial. their case hinges on whether the shooting on that san francisco water front two years ago was intentional or an accident. kpix5's phil matier has been following the testimony at the hall of justice. phil? >> reporter: that's right, ken. and today it was the expert's turn to weigh in on this question in the hopes of convincing the jury one way or another. let's take a look. both the undocumented immigrant jose ines garcia-zarate and the gun that killed kate steinle

thelma and louise are warming up the car preparing to drive it over the cliff. it's just unbelievable what they are doing. their tax bill is such a mess in terms of not helping the middle class, in terms of the deficit that they are just tying themselves in a knot. it's like yogi bear all over again. there again raising, sorry they are cutting taxes on the wealthy and taking health care away from millions in raising the premiums on millions of others all to help reduce taxes on the rich. does that sound familiar? well it does to us because that's why the health care bill failed and that is why their tax bill is going to fail as well. it's a backdoor attempt to get trumpcare back. the american people don't want trumpcare just like they don't want this bill which focuses its tax cuts on the wealthy and raises the taxes of 13 million middle-class americans in 2019 and 20 million americans by 2026. to take away people's health care and raise their premiums, to lower the top rate is what president trump suggested is so against what the american people want and again

not including a cliff edge from brexit. how do u.k. banks look to you?oking at what the markets are expecting for today, there is a good chance that rbs will pass. in that sense, i think there has been some considerable improvement in that will open the prospect of rbs paying dividends and that helps the government. anna: which has been announced in the budget. derek: the bank of england will not be considering that. they will be looking at the details. there is evidence to suggest there is improvement on the potential pass. anna: thank you very much, derek halpenny. you will stay with us. will join us at 7:00 a.m. u.k. 10. at 8:30 a.m., the confederation of british industry's, carolyn, will join the libertine for an exclusive interview. manus: softbank and a group of purchase are trying to a stake in uber at a major discount. there is the punchline. they are offering to spend more than $6 billion for the stock atch would value the company $40 billion, 30% lower than its most recent evaluation. what a punch up if it is true? bloomberg's managing editor f

-- 502nd infantry landing at the cliff guarded bay. without recovering resistance they move in land to link up with the oncoming 327th. the inland forces push forward, securing the highway and sweeping the adjoining countryside. supported by helicopter gunships , they cleaned out the operational zone within six weeks. by early september of 1966 they had securely -- secured the bay and highway one to the north. sweeping through the mountains they capture the enemies and vietcong. [gunfire] while operation john paul jones is still in progress, the engineers begin construction work on the connecting highway. the screaming eagles have done their job well and a new seaport is born. in the weeks that follow they protect the rice farmers as they harvest some 17,000 metric tons of the precious grain. once again the sector becomes a battlefield and the vietcong suffer heavy losses with 259 killed. the vietcong have had enough. they are nowhere to be found. 11 vietnamese are found, however, in a vietcong prison camp. they have apparently receive

i see how it would be more praco put people on the cliffs. we have divers, correct? >> we do, but we put them in th. >> commissioner veronese: okay. >> that's part of the training. i believe they do pool work as . so i don't know that we would en having a pool at our division 6 training. it's something we could conside. >> commissioner veronese: i'm nt suggesting a pool. >> we do a lot of -- we utilizer agencies pools because we have e cliff and surf, we do not put pn the water unless they demonstrae competency in a controlled setta pool. >> that makes sense. then, have you looked at other departments within the city thae also looking at space that coulr example, be complementary to our services whether it's police or? if the city is going to invest w d.e.m. given the state of the ws are going over there. >> i think we could see val whyn having first responder training facilities if there is added beo police department to look for ay that might be con deuce toi trag both fire and police, that woule something we're open to. we've had preliminary cushion dn that chief

halfs to him a vicious and is a geophysicist he knows everybody and every cliff he's been mapping zoot for the state coastal protection office since one nine hundred ninety one. he can see how the sea is relentlessly hollowing out the narrow island without counter-measures zoot would have lost its distinctive shape long ago. you see that if i can see that the beaches have become very narrow over the winter and in those areas of narrowing the cliffs and june's are at risk that's why we have to add sanity. adding sand in zoos. means pumping a million cubic meters of sand on to the beaches from the sea floor using suction dredges the coastal protection office has added almost fifty million cubic meters of sand since one nine hundred seventy two but every winter with every storm a lot of the sand is lost again. it's a labor of city for us for him to their son and his colleagues in the field we need to add sand to the beaches up in the north as well as in the south of the island nearby on top overall we need to replace sand in ten different locations and fantastic. building up the beaches c

they are like thelma and louise, heading off the cliff. just this weekend, that one was .ot in my notes weekend we learn from the joint committee on taxation that 19 million middle-class households would pay more taxes. the new york times went even further saying one quarter of million -- middle-class families would see their taxes go up in the first year. what are republicans thinking? allrdless of the numbers, parties agree this is a tax hike on middle-class families and many of those hardest hit live in the suburbs, bedrock of the republican coalition for decades. passing a bill that raises taxes on the middle class while slashing them for the rich and wealthiest corporations is political insanity, plain and simple. the republicans are giving huge handouts to the wealthiest corporations and the other, they are taken away key suburban productions like state, local, medical sciences, student loans, and more. congressional republicans are doing their best to put their majorities at risk and if republicans thought was hard when elections la

oh, uh, cliff, let's not forget this article is about mrs.landers, so you may want me in the foreground. [ amy scoffs ] by the way, who is that? she hasn't said a word since i got here, but she doesn't seem happy about all this. oh, don't be ridiculous. that's my assistant. well, and nathan's, and she is thrilled to be here. aren't you, amy? thrilled.

it's been outfitted with a head cam and there you see it over the or kiddy cliff in scotland. it's gorgeous. >> who needs drones. you don't have to charge the batteries. >> you can stay up all day. >> somebody is saying why don't the eagle get out of the way? the camera is attached to the eagle on purpose. the thing has gone viral but roxanne peggy says she was surprised when she posted the video. no big deal. this is something we've done before but people are taking a look at this and saying wow, that's incredible and for those people who have never been to scotland and say i want to go, it looks exactly like this if you go to some of the cliffs, so go. >> is this thing a wifi controled, rc, like how do you launch, how do you land it? is there an app? >> yes. there's an app, called falcon ring, and you can see it coming in for a landing. there's roxanne's arm. download the falconry app. you can do this, too. just go buy the eagle. >> that is awesome. >>> it's been a while since we've seen shea carl show up on youtube but he is back with a very emotional video. >> i've been wa

they want the british government to back down so the country doesn't fly over the end of a cliff. have made it clear towards the eu commission and the british government that it is in our interest to avoid one thing, the cliff edge. the end of relations between great kitchen and the european union -- great britain and the european union. you can avoid that if you want to, and we hope we have bolstered their will to do so today in britain." but the clock is ticking. what will happen to the cross-border companies? how many jobs will be lost> theresa may cannot say. and the automobile industry, parts are delivered from one country, assembled in another, and exported to foreign markets. many of these transactions could be subject to british import tariffs in the event of a hard brexit. they could come to 2 billion euros for german products. so far, britain anti-e.u. have not found -- britain and the eu have not found much common ground, and at that doesn't change soon, u.k. could lose investment. some of the big banks have begun moving from london to other financial hubs like frankfur

there's a precipitous cliff coming up on december 9th that has to be dealt with. not too many days on the legislative calendar. a long time ago in this town they used to go regular order, pass bills, things got done. what you see in america is a lot of people frustrated with the inability of the government to function. >> you referenced 2006. and i just want to ask you to this point that day-to-day was just making, hourls you make the calculation about an unpopular president bush at the time? you were running in a blue state. was it a daily calculation how to run away? how did that you do in 2006? >> i'm different because, as my buddy van will know, i don't do this every morning when i get up. i felt lining i'm just going to run. >> that's why you're a tv commentator now. >> i didn't, but a lot of folks did, they tacked away from president bush. i didn't do that. look, i think to reemphasize approximate point, donald trump is up in 2018. whether they embrace him or not doesn't matter. they have to show a record of accomplishment that will benefit donald trump, but

commission and the british government that it is in our interest to avoid one thing the cliff. the end of relations between great britain and the european union you can avoid that if you want to avoid it and we hope we bolster their will to do so today in britain. but the clock is ticking and there's little more than hope right now what will happen to the many cross border companies how many jobs will be lost to reason may can't say in the automobile industry parts are delivered from one country assembled in another and then exported on to foreign markets many of these cross border transactions could be subject to british import tariffs in the event of a hard break that they could come to over two billion euros for german products so far britain and the e.u. have not found much common ground but if that doesn't change soon the u.k. could lose a lot of investment some of the big banks have already begun moving their stuff from london to other financial hubs like frankfurt. and we can talk more about this now with. he's the director of the british chamber of commerce in germany t

partners a deadline for exploratory coalition talks and later tonight as a deal cannot be reached cliff face actions. will be back with that story for you at the top of the out. on the germany is a strong country. that we have achieved so much we can do this and if something him to resign we must overcome it in the. going where it's uncomfortable global news that matters w made for mine. the night is past and day approaches we were led by vladimir for the grace of faith and all those who receive baptism release themselves from the ancient thing. they are godzilla. above the elect since christ in majesty the judge of the word. hope of heavenly reward and fear of eternal damnation ever since prince vladimir was converted to over the christianity in kiev in the year nine eighty eight the russian tribes lived under the sign of the cross and they were certain of going simple. but at the start of the thirteenth century the russians were overtaken by disaster against which the cross did not protect them the invasion by the mongol hordes. one comical tells of a longing for too. many crows came

that any hair pulling would have had nothing to do with the suv going over the cliff and it would have defendant. >> the court has concluded that the evidence fails to support a finding of probable cause for the charge of murder in the second degree. >> reporter: a judge threw out the charges in june of 2016. but alexandria duval was rearrested five months later in upstate new york. also at issue is the prosecution's claim that alexandria duval accelerated never even attempting to brake during the ordeal. >> that speed gradually increased over the five-second period of time to air bag deployment to around 40 to 48 miles per hour. >> but according to a new expert hired by the defense, alexandria and hole the throttle to the floor and make a hard left turn towards the wall as stated in the grand jury testimony adding the pulling of her hair could have caused some erratic driving. and the defense is claiming that they discovered that the detective misrepresented what a key witness said when they interviewed that same witness the next hearing in this case on that motion to dismiss coming u

trish: cliff that is something you're passionate about. you sent me numbers, this you're very concerned we can't continue on this trajectory, there is no possible way. it is not sustainable. >> math doesn't work. we have $20.5 trillion in debt. health care costs 3% of gdp, highest in the world. liabilities for retirees, pensions and health care. the math is just mind-boggling. trish: is that the next part then? get tax reform done, then start to tackle spending? >> somebody has to do it. it hasn't been done in a long time. we have to look at that seriously. trish: this is what the president promised he would do. next up entitlement reforms. thank you so much, cliff. gary, always a pleasure, sir. >> thank you. trish: the matt lauer harrassment scandal widening today as new accusers come forward. the big question who the heck at management at nbc knew about this this they had to know about this, right? why didn't anybody bother doing anything? why were they so protective of him? what are the legal implications, if management knew and didn't

come what may -- down that cliff. and then, two months into their captivity, the moment came. gunfire pierced the silence. the kidnappers grabbed their weapons and ran toward the front of the camp. and the captives, impulse in unison, squeezed through the cage and slid off the edge of the cliff. >> there was no time to think what happened, no, we gotta go now. >> down a slope like that. >> yeah. we're trying to get -- >> head first. >> yes. head first, holding onto the roots and the bushes. >> but then they heard a shout. one of their kidnappers had seen them. >> and he was screaming, they're escaping, they're escaping, they're getting away. >> and by the time i look again, they're all line up. it's like, really, i cannot believe they caught us. we march back into that cage. >> that tiny little cage. which must have felt like a tomb to you. >> we know we're gonna die in that cage. >> but their captors were on edge. for a reason. this is nbc news footage of military exercises on the coast of basilan that september of 2011, about two months into gerfa's ordeal. the philippine mi

amid the gentle layla's of north east england like a great great cliff sits down and can see. the great feature of the east front is the immense twelve the frozen wind. seen from inside it's a radiant creation to the medieval mind it symbolized christ the light of the wild towards whom all things strive the church images full of mankind's way to that light. the cathedral is of monumental size recalling a focus and not without reason. built nine hundred years ago it was a treasure brought by monks more than a millennium ago the multiple remains of sin cost but this was to be his final resting place. like a great stone the cathedral rests in frowned on a rise above the river which. with a river looping right around it the rises like a peninsula sheltering the church away from the cities free this was a kind of protected place the monks had sought for almost two hundred years they've been moving the remains of sin kuspit from one location to another driven by fear of the rapacious by. their flight began on lindisfarne and its allies and off the north east coast not far from the s

guizhou in china, home of the miao minority, where for centuries they have climbed the region's sheer cliff ropes. in the past they did it to collect herbs for chinese medicines, but we heard that they are now putting their skills to a different use. so we went to meet them, and it goes without saying, please don't try this at home. the incredible spider men and women of guizhou in china. next week carmen is injapan finding out what's being done to save one of the most beautiful train lines. out what's being done to save one of the most beautiful train lineslj never expected to be so busy. i don't think i'll get seat! and don't forget you can keep up to date in real time by following our social media feed. all the details should be on your screens right now. but for now from me and all the travel show team here in maryland, it's goodbye. for your latest update on the weather now, it's a cold day. not much time being spent outside today and! some of us seeing sunshine others seeing heavy showers. a double rainbow in shropshire. in wales, and south—west england and western coastal countries t

duval is accused of intentionally driving her twin sister and herself off a 200-foot cliff in maui backng to the defense motion, the prosecution misled the grand jury with incorrect evidence and failed to present evidence which clearly negated defendant's guilt. at the center of this new filing is the grand jury testimony of the detective in the case. >> isn't it true that they recovered hair clumps from anastasia duval's hand? >> it wasn't clumps but, yes, hair. >> reporter: during grand jury proceedings that detective testified that an eyewitness saw the sisters arguing. the passenger pulling the driver's hair. but that the hair pulling stopped moments before the crash. the defense now arguing the detective's account was incorrect claiming the eyewitness actually said the hair pulling never stopped right up until the suv went over the edge. but that is something the prosecution says actually strengthens their argument. that any hair pulling would have had nothing to do with the suv going over the cliff, and it would have had to have been an intentional act by defendant. >> the court h

we're going to create a whole new series of fiscal cliffs in the neighbor manufactured $500 billion that the expectation will be that they'll become so popular that congress will go ahead and have to extend these provisions again without paying for them. in terms of gimmicks, don't take my word for it. you only need to listen to the words of the president's own o.m.b. director, mick mulvaney who acknowledged that the tax bill had a lot of gimmicks to it. you add that $500 billion to the $2030 billion of additional interest, the $1.35 trillion that you start with what we are talking about today is $2.2 trillion addition to our debt. for all my friends who for years have stood with me on the floor of the senate and spoken out against adding this additional burden to our kids and grandkids, i hope they'll talk a moment and rethink their support there are this legislation. -- their support for that legislation. how will this get paid for? i believe there might be some dynamic growth, there might be some addition from smart tax reform that would add to the growth of our economy. but nothing n

the cliff side property has been in private hands for more than a century. that hasn't kept the adjacent beach from being popular. >> there were parties of 4 or 500 people camping over the weekend. >> reporter: they left behind mountains of trash. post provided these photos. neighbors complained about the traffic and disrespecting the generally -- the property will be managed by it county. >> this is really probably the most magnificent stretch of beach on the if tire san mateo county coast. this is going to be the jewel of the park system. >> the county is hoping to build a parking lot and direct access to the beach. >> protecting it environmentally is important but so that we can live side by side is an important priority for post. >> post is now beginning a campaign to raise $5 million to fix up the property for the public. they hope to wrap that up within three years. to find out how you can get involved, check out oure. >>> a lot more to come. looking for something to do, we've got tips for you. and meteorologist is checking live doppler 7 for rain remn

palace they simply laid down from no app to the square these steps are remarkable made of granite cliffs carved into the front facing symes woke up and you're walking on myth made stone. steps constitute the longest known my own inscription two thousand two hundred glyphs recording the glorious history of the compound in a city. that it was intended to help the people forget the ignominious end of eighteen rabbits and restore the odor of the universe be that as it may the city state had lost its position as a trade center for good. and had to rely on local materials and the work of its own craft speak to this day my own women traditional past the souvenir tourists take home with them crafted in working conditions as rudimentary in the end should pay to have the money. in the coffers of compound was still full its rulers invariably sought to immortalize that ran names with buildings most splendid then that is exactly to send. their ancestors were in tuned i'm to the building the spirit realm was very tense and at times the kings may have felt it was too close for comfort building higher w

be because of the fact that they are back at the edge ofa fact that they are back at the edge of a cliffse decisions are being made and i don't think these decisions are very sustainable because they always provoke anger. the countries that are obliged to accent the conditions to the payment are not happy either. this is why politicians only grudgingly decide them. don't expect these big eurozone reforms to come any time soon. for now, thank you the from the think tank in brussels. of course, this is a story we will discuss in the news briefing. it is all over the media today. some other stories today in business. japan's exports rose for the 11th consecutive month in october on robust shipments of automobile and electronic parts. let's go to our asia business hub where shara njit leyl is following the story. nice to see you, sharanjit leyl full is not it would seem that this is the backbone of japan's export market. electronics and cars. that's right, sally. it is also the risk global demand that is leading to that growth. it is the cars, the electronics, that has led to the uptick in e

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top tier in swanage, the far away, near cliff top tier in swa nage, the police far away, near cliffnd search teams out and they found the body. just give us the latest on the investigation, if you can. the police will now be carrying out further scientific work in the area where she was found and also forensic tests on her body. a postmortem will also take place to try to establish exactly how she came to her death. the police say her death is still unexplained. they don‘t know whether she simply walked off and came to her death without any undue violence. they believe that potentially she was killed. last week they did arrested three people on suspicion of her murder. they have all been released but the police say the results of these scientific studies will help to determine the course of their future investigation and whether it continues to be a murder inquiry. thank you very much. james in swanage. the chancellor of the exchequer has pledged to use wednesday‘s budget to help build 300,000 new homes a year. philip hammond has told the bbc it is not acceptable that young people c

they found a man at the bottom of a 300 foot cliff surrounded by water and rocks. a paramedic was lowered from a helicopter and the hiker was pulled to safety. the man suffered injuries to his legs but is expected to make a full recovery.>>> a meeting is set for 6 pm at the eureka valley recreation center. investigators say two officers responded to a call about a suspicious car near 18th and diamond. police say the suspect opened fire and they returned fire. one officer was hospitalized in critical condition and the suspect is also in the hospital. >>> police officers are poised to get tasers but the big question is when. a plan was approved to equip officers in december of next year. earlier the president of the san francisco police officers association said he is pushing for sooner than that. >> san francisco police officers have the fewest options of less lethal -- last lethal force. we have the carotid restraint but that was removed back in december 2016. we have never had tasers. often times is between a baton and a bullet. >> the police commission could appr

but have the confidence in what you are doing that you are not going drive us over the cliff with a mountain of debt, particularly if interest rates go up. that's the first dollar we have to pay regardless of the president thinking we can renegotiate the national debt. i think you are playing fast and lose with my grand kmirn future and it doesn't have to be this way. if you don't like two years, make five years, but have a circuit breaker to be able to make sure the american taxpayer is protected. thank you. and i yield back. >> thank you, mr. bloom. anyone else wish to speak on the amendment? now the questions on agree go to amendment. all those in favor signify by saying a? >> a. >> those opposed nay. then opinion on the chair have. will be postponed. are there additional amendment to the amendment in the nature of a substitute? >> yes. >> >>> what purposes, gentleman, from new jersey seek this? >> how wonderful our state is, mr. chairman, to bring an amendment to the floor of this distinguished body. >> thank you. mr. >> br chairman i reserve point of order. >> i'll ask the gentleman to