. >> hello, my name is chelsea from coleman advocates for children and youth. i want to thank the committee for pulling together this hearing. this conversation is really helpful that it is happening kind of in a transparent way and engaging folks. i know it got pushed back an hour and a half so i know there ares on folks who wanted to stay and weren't able to. coleman advocates is really committed to the reauthorization of these funds and protecting the investment in children and families. coleman along with margaret broadman decided to work closely with the process laura and maria laid out to engage community in these issues. the issue around in kind services, for instance, is actually concerning in terms of the double counting issue but we knee there are going to be dozens of those coming up and looking forward to diving in deep so i wanted to thank you all. >> are there any other members that would like to speak on this item? seeing none, closing public comment. commissioner wynns. >> thanks. for the listening public we should say we interchangiblely use th

the chief economist at the tax foundation and michael coleman washington at the albuquerque journal next we have an exclusive interview with the publisher of the transistor then prime interest producer bob inglis and i will talk about. really. little. the worse for the little thing only one of the. radio. i want. to give you never seen anything like i'm still. looking for somebody like in the field that you won't find it here if you're looking for relevant stories unique perspectives on top of my scans in antarctica. or times in your jail cell one day founder of the trends in research institute publishes the trends journal the most recent journals featured a wide range of topics including the arab spring cyprus bail ins as well as the influence of the goldman getting earlier i spoke to gerald sunday about his views on global currency wars and i asked for his take on partisan u.s. politics. you look at most people they either call themselves republicans or democrats left right center whatever they're locked into a belief system and in that belief system they keep repeating the same shallo

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interest groups well today i have with me mcbride the chief economist of the tax foundation and mike coleman washington bureau chief of the albuquerque journal new mexico's largest newspaper thanks for joining us thank you it's rivers. so. the gang of eight has supposedly entered a bipartisan bill. mike can you please tell us who are the biggest opponents per poets and is this truly a bipartisan proposal it truly is a by part of some proposal the gang of eight is comprised of four republicans four democrats some republicans including senator john mccain senator marco rubio from florida on the democratic side you've got the majority whip dick durbin. you've got senator menendez from from new jersey and while that effort is bipartisan there is certainly a large contingent relatively large contingent of conservatives more hardcore conservatives who oppose it for what they call amnesty or the so-called path to citizenship for some eleven million illegal people who are already living here in the united states it's bipartisan but it faces a long hot summer ahead i think on the hill and it's going

the chief economist at the tax foundation and michael coleman washington at the albuquerque journal next we have an exclusive interview with the publisher of the trans then prime interest producer bob inglis and i will talk about. hunger strike just pushed to the limit. the one hundred guantanamo deep. the means are screaming for justice. where is the end for good. is if. you. speak your language does anybody will or not a day in. the program see documentaries in spanish matters to you. a little too much of an angle of the story. here. and try to alter the spanish find out more visit. or times in your jail cell one day founder of the trends and research institute publishes the trends journal the most recent journal featured a wide range of topics including the arab spring a sniper's bail as well as the influence of the goldman getting earlier i spoke to gerald's one day about his views on global currency wars and i asked for his take on partisan u.s. politics. you look at most people they either call themselves republicans or democrats left right center whatever they're locked into a bel

michael coleman, probably the most influential irish musician of the 20th century.ld wax cylinders and 78s that he made here in new york-- they traveled back to ireland, and they changed fiddle playing style. people tried to imitate coleman whether they were from sligo or whether they're from cork or donegal. it no longer was the case that you could tell where somebody was from by listening to them. that was the beginning, that this was starting to be homogenized. in a positive way, technology has helped this music in that there's an awful lot of recordings of very good music out there. so it's brought it to a wider listening public. (tesar) very, very early days, some phonograph recordings were cut right to wax. they'd stand in the room, and the cutting lathe would cut the original master right into wax, which, by the way, had to be very soft, so it had to be very hot. so a lot of the old-time musicians will tell stories about the early days of recording like almost stripping down in their underwear and going in this room and recording for three minutes. it's 130 d

>> good evening,. >> janet coleman, sue, danielson. and neal. >> and hi commissioners, i'm sue danielson and i am a resident for 45 years and i was a former commissioner. i believe that any park ng our neighborhood should not be taken away and i know that is probably a very negative out reach. but, i do errantds all over the city and i live in california street in the area and i am on clements street all of the time. but i am at cole street and i am always using 20 minutes parking and then sometimes i am going to a restaurant or to or staying for two or three hours and i just need that any kind of parking that you take away from the small business because it is the essential part of the city and when you start taking away and put ining the bike paths i am not against bicycle because i do bicycle and i know that on a busy street that we just really need to keep our parking. and i just hope that you take that into consideration. >> the other thing s that i hope that the mta would put a small business version on the commission, or on the

she joins us on the phone along with her friend katie coleman. they were -- they are both still on board the cruise ship. danielle, you said you went to bed, it was sort of stormy seas, 2:50 in the morning this all starts to unfold. you actually thought, danielle, you thought that maybe the ship was sinking or something. it was a little chaotic. walk me through what happened. >> the first thing i thought was the boat could have been sinking because when we went through that it was extremely wavy and we were rolling around in our beds. i'm sorry, they're making announcements right now. i can barely hear you. >> that's all right. keep telling me what you thought was happening. i mean you, at what point did you realize it was a fire? >> we were on the deck for about a half hour before they announced that it was a fire. but when we did get on the deck, we saw the life 3 boats being lowered. so we were just freaking out and we saw a light sparking and catching on fire. but other than that we didn't see any smoke coming up from deck three, and we didn'

. >>> en el 14050 de coleman avenue. >>> si piensa en su propia empresa, inicia su negociom nofrece cursosln de negocios tramites y permisos. >>> inicia tu negocio es una ong que trabaja alianza con orhganismos y apoya a la comunidfad hispana. >>> 22 de mayo en la casa jalisco de san josé y lamen al 408 422 28 47 los intgeresados. >>> fbi investiga la muerte de david silva hombre golpeado amuerte por los alguaciles. >>> el sheriff confirmo que tienen dos telefonos que seran analizados. >>> continua dando de hablar el caso que conmueve, la muerte de leyla fowler a manos de su hermano. >>> apresurados para evitar las camaras salen lso padres luego de escuchar los cargos contra isaish su hijo de 12, podriam permanecer en la carcel hasta los 23 años. >>> la familia pide respeto y rpivacidad. >>> los abogados dicen que la ayuda recibida no ha sido usada en gastos legales solo por la muerte de leyla. >>> la comunidad d evalley spring estuvo dos semanas en panico, luego que isaiah dijo que fue un desconocido, murio la niña de 20 puñaladas, no se sabe como se conecto al menor con la muerte, pero s

. >> sergeant coleman said lunch time is prime time for prostitution. >> many of the men we arrest are married. it is easier during lunch time, to slide out for a while. >> on this day, the lunch rush starts at 11:thifrmt a chauffeur, swinging by, an elet trician, a husband who drove an hour from virginia, a man who grabs a drink, and a man who scoping out the place. not realizing that police officers are listening through doors, waiting for the men. >> stop resisting. are your hands behind your back. >> a taser, a cash. >> we thought you wanted sex. you wanted a massage. >> stick with that story, the judges love comedy. >> many admit they are marry and have done this before. >> how long have you been married? >> 38 years. >> does your wife know you have visited in the past? >> they are not afraid of where they are going, they are afraid of what brought them to this point. >> do you think you did anything wrong in there? >> yes. by being there. >> i should have took care of my stuff at home. >> so many men so up, men have to stop questioning one because another shows up. >> we saw it w

joining me on the phone is reporter christina coleman. christina, where are you now >> we are just outside of san antonio, they are expecting evacuations and urging people to be in the middle school. we are expecting more rain out here. >> we are looking at video of cars filling up and water flowing everywhere. i know that people were giving the forecast but what warning did they have to get out of the areas? >> they have barricades and signs up. you know, the emergency responders have done a good job warning people to stay at home and avoid the road ways if at all possible; but it is rough out here. one woman passed away and another woman is missing. she was so close to being saved. they were so close to getting her, they broke the window and she was in the car and moments before she washed away. and they are still searching for her right now. there are still people trying to cross the low water crossings and the message here, don't do it. it is not worth the risk. >> someone told me to stay at my home. i would be on my officer. and you

the crash happened on hillside boulevard in coleman with terrible results. latest now from thomas. >> this 1990's green mustang the car involved in accident this morning that actually split the car in two. you can see the front end of the car on one side of hillside boulevard. twitter photo the rearen of the car sits about 20 feet away against retaining wall on the west side of the roadway accident happened 7:30 in the morning. police say 4 people in the car at the time of the crash. 3 were ejected from the car on impact and pronounced dead at the scene. is a may te'o corner office release the names as 23 years old rose and molten 21 and reuben vasquez 2 22. driver of the mustang diaz 25 years old ran away after the accident. police put out be on the look out for diaz at 1:00 p.m. i have. >> we have one person of interest lacking for and it's pall diaz. fv date of birth is 5-17-88. and he's a take daly city rest didn't. >>reporter: police say diaz was driving the mustang when it hit the 1990 honda sent through retaining wall and into cypress lawn cemetery. i

ramming retaining wall on hillside boulevard in coleman it sheared the mustang in half. 25-year-old pall diaz is the only survivor. police say he was driving that car and they believe speed and alcohol were factors. witnesses difficult ass checked on rosa then left before police arrive arrived. >> she was like baby baby baby. trying to get trying to get the girl attention to see if she was aleif. >> he loved her. he loved her. yes. they are engaged. >>reporter: chris 10 assess she's sure diaz feels the pain her family is going through. she and rosa are cousins but were raised more like sisters since they were little girls. >> partner in crime. everything. yes. go to my best friend for sure. as the road side memorial continues to grow police are rae leasing more details about the investigation. they say before diaz turned himself in yesterday he spent some time at this home where rosa may have lived. police say they collected evidence here and at house believed to be his grandmother. family friend of all the victims are still in shock. >> if you need anything he was there. johnny was alwa

georgia coleman/vecina 8:55:04 little bit concerned because the victims were so young.na dijo que le preocupa el incidente debido a la edad de las vctimas y porque ocurri a 50 pies de su vivienda. la polica no ha identidicado a sospechosos, desconoce el motivo o si est relacionado a pandillas. s.o.t. chuck reed/alcalde de san josé 10:18:12 we know the department will respond, they'll catch the perpetrators and put them in jail that's an important step at preventing future homicides. la polica no estuvo dosponible para entrevistas, pero en un evento del da de los caidos, el alcalde chuck reed dijo que confa en que atraparan a los responsables, los metern a la crcel y evitarn futuros homicidios.. cu - peluffo outro la polica dijo que un sospechoso latino huy en una bicicleta bmx. este es mi informe, regreso con ustedes. cesar ---tambien en san jose, se investiga otra balacera que dejo como saldo otra persona muerta... take vo ---justo despues de las diez de la noche de ayer, un hombre fue baleado en la interseccion de la avenida "hayes y la calle walnut blossom drive", ha

ways to move this idea over. , ,i want to thank in addition to the controls office and city staff coleman advocates , , for youth and families the chinese progressive association california civic innovation project, caa, in my eight amy chang who spent countless hours working to make this participatory budget programming your reality here in san francisco following in the footsteps of chicago, new york city and other parts around the world. the last thing i was a bit is a resolution to address the recent topic of comprehensive immigration reform. we have passed a number of resolution supporting the passage of comprehensive immigration reform supervisors campos and i and others have sponsored; the resolution to import address the most recent cir legislated or postal; there are many aspects of the bill which are positive but there are any aspects of the bill which are from our perspective in any others quite liking. for example the current legislation eliminates many important family reunification provisions it had been critically important , particularly in san francisco in the bay area to

coleman, looks like all activities should be clear from the roadway. little slowing past the scene. i'll keep my eye on that. back to you. >>> 4:32. a fix could soon be on the way for the broken bolts on the new span of the bay bridge. the toll authority will get an update from caltrans on the steel bolts that snapped from the lower tech. new bolts are being tested to make sure the problem doesn't spread. clamp-like fixture has been proposed as a solution. the toll authority is expected to approve it at today's meeting. from the bay bridge to the golden gate bridge. causing major headache for drivers al day yesterday. spokeswoman says new asphalt and two lanes on the bridge started to crumble during yesterday morning's commute, leaving large pebbles on the roadway. >>> chp officials trying to figure out why a car veered off 101 and plunged right into the bay. this happen eed around midnight near the candlestick park. it left the road and went completely under water. the driver, we're happy to report, was able to escape unhurt. no one else was in the car. >>> the search is on for who

coleman willis is charged with first-degree murder. police say he was seeking revenge for a video game theft. his father, the intended target. >>> the jersey shore revisited. chris christie will give president obama a tour of the rebuilt shore. it's a replay right after hurricane sandy and just days before obama won re-election. >>> they say you can lead a horse to water but you can't make it drink. well, it looks like this horse in san rafael, made its way to the water but fell into the well. kntv reports crews rescues the horse monday after several hours after it was agitated and tired, but thankfully the horse was okay. >>> one man in norway clearly had a lot on his mind. a norwegian crime novelist broke the world record for longest television interview ever. talking for more than 30 hours. wow! the novelist discussed everything from u.s. history to pudding recipes. >>> and in england, an american army veteran took first at a centuries-old cheese rolling race. >> watch out! that's our man. >> they frown on this event because of safe

david elyashar of horwich- coleman-levin joins us on set this morning. good to have you back here. is tim cook correct? do we need a better tax code for corporations? - certainly tim is correct in that companies like apple are disincentivized from bringing back foreign earnings back to the united states, because the corporate tax rate is so high at 35%. - and when tim cook tells the senators that apple does pay its taxes - for instance, he said that apple paid $60 billion last year - is he being truthful, or is apple evading the tax laws here? - what tim is saying is that domestically in the united states, they are paying their fair share of tax. but certainly they have opened up foreign subsidiaries abroad to fund operations and manage them, and it's their prerogative to open up foreign operations in the lower tax jurisdictions abroad. - right. so one of those places happened to be ireland, which the senators uncovered. but do you think that there will be fall-out for other corporations? do you think just having these senate hearings will maybe put pressure on corporate america? -

among them, gar coleman who owns a local gun store. >> they're concerned about the gun laws or concerned about guns, but they have no clu what the laws are in place. >> if panel agreed that mass shootings are rare. and some called for a broader discussion on violence. >> there are times i hear the same old arguments coming from the gun supporters. and they just don't make any sense to me. somebody said sometimes they're just so absurd. >> with an annual homicide rate of just two for the past 25 years, the superintendent of mountain view school of bringing bullets to class was the only incident involving guns with his 15 years of the district. even so, he says more could be done with regard to school safety. >> most found it encouraging. the discussion was even taking place. absolutely. this is great. >> all schools to develop plans on what to do if a gunman is spotted on campus. the second would require all classrooms to have inside locks on doors. >> i call them misfits with ph.d.s. >> taking his school to task, a south bay student who's taking on the district school board and why he sa

as probably pledged to make good on the claims that it owns to the people in the gulf i hear coleman sometimes love large oil companies are greedy companies or don't. think lazy weak above the small to the. last. laugh. for days after his meeting with president obama tony hayward was enjoying a yacht race in england. instead of being fired in the wake of the gulf oil spill hayward was sent to run b.p.'s operations in russia and it was back to business as usual you can throw out tony hayward and they'll just call another one out of their frankenstein machine with a different hairdo and a different name they all operate they say you got to get the oil out the cheapest way is the filthiest dangerous way in the most corrupt way. that's what makes these guys rich. by january of two. eleven the obama administration announced it would start issuing permits for new drilling operations in the gulf of mexico why you may wonder big oil is paying the federal government a percentage of walty that comes out of each barrel that comes out of the ground it's enormous amount of money. behind the i.r.s

scene of the crash but later turned himself n.of lil i don't know is live on hillside boulevard in colemanwhere the accident happened lillian? >>reporter: friends family can't seem to leave this spot. they have been here for hours. remembering the young people who died here. police say speed and most likely alcohol were factor in the crash. nearly a dozen people gather at the accident site as soon as police reopen hillside boulevard to traffic. 4 of the friends were in a horrific crash 12 hours earlier. mustang split in two. after it rear ended a honda and hit retaining wall. all 3 passengers were ejected. he saw the driver tend to one of them. >> he was like baby baby baby trying to get the girl attention to see if she was alive. and then i don't know the girl didn't respond become so he just went under the the broken thing in and he just went under and walked down like and didn't come back up. >>reporter: police identify the driver as 25-year-old pall diaz. he turned himself in 6 hours later. he has been booked in the san mateo county jail for vehicle already manslaughter and felony hit-

david elyashar of horwitz coleman levin is here now with a break-down on how to calculate taxes you owe the goverment when you sell stocks. good to have you back on the show david. - good morning. - so let's talk about some options here. one option is first in, first out. how does that work? - first in first out, also called fifo, that's the default method for selling stocks. essentially with this method, you are treated to have sold your earliest acquired shares of stock first. - what are some other options? - you do have the option to designate which shares of stock you specifically want to sell, but you need to be careful, because you need to pre-arrange this with your broker beforehand. - you are a cpa. you do this day in and day out. i am guessing there is some strategy to help people save money and not have to give their money to uncle sam when selling stocks. would do you do? - people are going to want to be strategic when selling stocks. for example, in a rising market, using the fifo method may be less advantageous because you'd essentially be selling your cheapest stocks first

scene of the crash but later turned himself n.of lil i don't know is live on hillside boulevard in colemanwhere the accident happened lillian? >>reporter: friends family can't seem to leave this spot. they have been here for hours. remembering the young people who died here. police say speed and most likely alcohol were factor in the crash. nearly a dozen people gather at the accident site as soon as police reopen hillside boulevard to traffic. 4 of the friends were in a horrific crash 12 hours earlier. mustang split in two. after it rear ended ahi h retaining wall. all 3 passengers were ejected. he saw the driver tend to one of them. >> he was like baby baby baby trying to get the girl attention to see if she was alive. and then i don't know the girl didn't respond become so he just went under the the broken thing in and he just went under and walked down like and didn't come back up. >>reporter: police identify the driver as 25-year-old pall diaz. he turned himself in 6 hours later. he has been booked in the san mateo county jail for vehicle already manslaughter and felony hit-and-run. t

they're calling for the country's prime minister to resign international relations professor mark coleman told us western powers are responsible for the instability of the surge of violence that's sweeping the country again. we're seeing is deep divisions among the libyan revolutionaries who britain and other nato countries supported there's a power struggle over who should control the libyan state and particular who control libya's oil and gas if colonel gadhafi had suppressed still position to many terms open in the streets of last the two thousand level possibly hundreds of people would have died but perhaps as many as thirty thousand died since and the country is in this deep state to disorder uncertainty life for most of us is worse than it was on account of that our articles kind of about his regime was supposed by the western countries to be the second bad regime anything must be russia we were told well i'm afraid to say we see that it's not necessarily so clear after all they only english be able to create a situation where armed groups came to power and they have local dominatio

passenger danielle miller was on the ship with her friend, katie coleman, describing the scene at theuster stations, the fear, infectious. >> so we were just in a panic. there were people crying. we were both shaking. >> reporter: the stern of the ship scorched. no injuries and the ship never lost power. but a harrowing experience. passengers standing on the deck for five hours before finally getting the all clear. >> shoulder to shoulder. a couple people fainted. people were throwing up. >> reporter: it's the latest close call for the cruise industry. in fact, more than 20 fires have broken out on ships in just the past 15 months. >> the engine room caught on fire. >> reporter: in february, an engine room fire crippled the the carnival "triumph," sewage running down the halls. it was a public relations disaster for carnival. but royal caribbean has already flown its president to the ship and tweeted these pictures of him surveying the damage and meeting with passengers. tonight we learned that royal caribbean is cancelling this trip. the ntsb and the coast guard are investigating thi

dave sagan and jenna coleman? >> welcome. >> thank you. >> my name is peter goodman and i am a native san franciscoan and i have been in the picture framing business on polk street to 40 years, the strength of the merchant district of polk street is that it is made up a lot of little businesses, independent businesses, and unlike fillmore street or union street or chest nut street, reducing parking would be the death of many of my friends and neighbors. my picture framing business would deteriorate, you can't carry a oil painting or a valuable piece of artwork on a bike or in the backpack. it is critical that the parking remains the way that it is. now as a property owner i never received a notice from the mta of this change, none of us have. aren't we part of what is going on? this is going to effect property values. and it is going to effect rents. and we have not been notified. they are friends of the small business associations. and the merchants, they hold the critical planning meeting in december and i worke

scene of the crash but later turned himself n.of lil i don't know is live on hillside boulevard in colemanwhere the accident happened lillian? >>reporter: friends family can't seem to leave this spot. they have been here for hours. remembering the young people who died here. police say speed and most likely alcohol were factor in the crash. nearly a dozen people gather at the accident site as soon as police reopen hillside boulevard to traffic. 4 of the friends were in a horrific crash 12 hours earlier. mustang split in two. after it rear ended a honda and hit retaining wall. all 3 passengers were ejected. he saw the driver tend to one of them. >> he was like baby baby baby trying to get the girl attention to see if she was . and then i don't know the girl didn't respond become so he just went under the the broken thing in and he just went under and walked down like and didn't come back up. >>reporter: police identify the driver as 25-year-old pall diaz. he turned himself in 6 hours later. he has been booked in the san mateo county jail for vehicle already manslaughter and felony hit-and-r

terrible as they get mr particular they gave over my five they gave over my five talking in the consul coleman's said refrain to do love thousand and five the security services in the united kingdom of a mom or me the truck every single person they suspect would be involved you know not that the reason. they gave obama a five talking no if you a few carry on. bathing a lot of countries can in mostly any drug funny stuff on cd they would have. you don't you wouldn't have. enough security services to come to the unger of these people. well more coverage on the brutal machete murder in malaysia is available online for you also there rap lyrics on facebook are apparently enough to get you locked up we've got the story of one u.s. teenager he's facing twenty years in jail for facebook posts threatening the government i'm promising to kill people but some say the authorities are overreacting learn why at r.t. dot com also they're fatally flawed it may only take a matter of hours in the three d. printer to create a deadly and undetectable weapon but tests show it's not quite ready to be fired safely vi

check out our live updates on the global day of action at our website coleman stay with us throughout the day for the latest on the protest against monsanto as demonstrations go global. with the backing of the government so we see. the world bracing the sea change the march against the sun joe. on our t.v. . fifteen people have been injured after a female suicide bomber blew herself up close to the police headquarters in russia's republic of biggest on at least two children are reportedly among the wounded is the latest in a string or tonks that have shaken the republic recently. hospital. the explosion happened around midday very close to the regions in tara ministry building and according to the locals the blast was so powerful that it could be heard in different parts of the city it was a female suicide bomber she was in a car police stopped her to check the documents and at that time she detonated her device currently the area is blocked off by police as there are fears that this blast may actually be followed by another one to increase the number of casualties now this tactic is