these larger bulbs give way for sidewalk amenities and we looked at bike corral and sidewalk space. although we initially proposed bike corrals there or not based on initial feedback and we'll continue to work with stakeholders on treatments for the islands, for the bulbs. the second treatment on jud as is something we'll coordinate with the projects and we'll not have trains for a period of time on the lanes itself. we have a fairly big gap on 19th avenue. this would include a new accessible platform for our customers using wheelchairs at 28th avenue and it would also lengthen the boarding island for other customers waiting rather than having to wait on the curb. the next proposal is related to fullerton. -- fult on. there is repaving at the route and it would include 17 bulbs and would compliment our outside l project. we have heard concerns particularly at the planning commission about the bulb at mccall and visadero and it will roll out about the same time the bulb would be built and would allow more space for passengers to wait and more space for the shelter. we were able to, t

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and i do not for the life of me know how lawyers could get to this point wouldn't corral their parentsand try to work this one out. it seems though it's about money here clearly on the daughter's part. it doesn't sheep she could drum it up on their own talk about the sphere of influence declared emancipated or not. under she is under a sphere of influence right now. be it someone perhaps has a love interest or someone trying to get fees. i just hope for the sake of this girl. her family and really her two sisters who are 3 and 5 years younger than she is. they're probably going to feel the effects of long after as well. i hope this family can resolve this. the parents said, quote it should shock the conscience of the rewarded for college tuition. that's their position as of right now. and it seems as though from the judge's ruling he is not giving any sort of weight. by the way all the charges and agencies by rachel against her parents in terms of abuse, they were expunged by child services. >> well, it will be stage 2. because they are going back to court in a about a month. elizabeth

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thank you, captain corrales and the staff and thank you all for coming and again, this was good it's good to hear from the community and next year we'll be back again and please call the placing last item >> item of is adjournment. >> all in favor, say i. thank you very - >> my name is at the time i didn't khan i'm the president and ceo of the northeast medical services. today, we really have the ding honor for hosting an event foreseeablespectro john perez and mayor ed lee and having the presence of assembly member and supervisor chiu pr we intend for being champions 6 our clinics and meeting the needs of the most vulnerable it's one of the biggest centers targeting the underserved population and in 2013 net incomes had approximately 61 thousand unique patient of those patient we had 3 hundred thousand patients facing the encounters with our staff. we provided ourself with sensitive services with the dialect analytic 35 percent of our patients have other languages. we're proud to provide extensive will language services to receive the services in their native tongue. now i'd like to

. >> where the herd is headed is anybody's guess, but for the moment, the pack appears to be corrallede corner of the parking lot. kepler moves closer to the strange scene. >> i was just catching up to them, and then the two that were basically leading the pack went into the convenience store. >> yep, the heifers simply stroll on in, all lady like. the store's owner, kim soo soo is stunned. >> my door was opened right away, so they came inside. around five to six customers were there, they were surprised. especially my wife, she went to the office right away. >> as these wild customers roam the aisles, one man jumps forward to block the door. he prevents the entire herd from coming inside. back outside, cowboys try to rustle up the impromptu rodeo. >> they were trying to keep the other cows from getting in more trouble, but then another cowboy went into the store on his horse. and i'm like, oh, man, this is going to be great stuff. >> the cowboy, lasso in hand, rides in to collect the females, who are now trying to bust their way out through a window. there is remarkably little damage

commissioners caan and marshall chief surand captain corrales relays and members of the police districts i'm joyce the director of the office of sense clients we have senior director waergd mcmahon it's important to be here tonight. we're known as the occ. it's the third largest last night agency in the united states only surpassed by new york cc rb and the chicago oversight agency. it was created by a board of supervisors initiated chart amendment in 1982 that was adapted by voters in 1982 but operationalal in 1983 and 31 years old. we're originally an officer of the san francisco police department but we were later placed under the jurisdiction of the police commission as an density agency the police commission is a siphon body as the office of sense complainant our function is to assist the police department in being a bridge with the public and police in matters of the misconduct and police policies. your mission is to insure police accountabilities by having unbias is and timely investigations by making recommendations on policy policies and also by conducting mediation. we investig

pete corral accepting on eduardo corral gomez.e president of the united states of america authorized by act of congress march 31863 has awarded in the name of congress the medal of honor to sergeant eduardo corral gomez the united states army for conspicuous gallantry and intrepidity at the risk of his life above and beyond the call of duty. sergeant eduardo c. gomez distinguished himself by acts of golf intrigue and infiltrated -- gallantry and the first coventry division during operations against an armed enemy in korea september 3, 1950. that afternoon while conducting combat patrol sergeant gomez's was attacked by the force that moved within 75 yards of the command post before he was immobilized by rocket fire. however a tank and multiple enemy machine guns continued with a devastating fire. realizing the tank pose a threat to the entire perimeter to sergeant voluntarily called 30 yards vulnerable to the enemy observation and fire, boarded the tank, pried open one of the hatches and dropped a grenade into the whole killing the

do we have a plan to corral this guy or are we just going to keep chasing?hink he ever stopped actually running but he was kind of loping down the road most of the time and we're just trying to funnel him to where he wanted to go, but he's a bull so he kind of decided where he wanted to run. >> we're in a trot. >> using their lights and sirens, the units slowly but surely chase their unwanted guest out of the city limits. and once pedestrians are out of the way, the chase takes on a more festive tone. >> easy, boy. >> the officers' mood was jubilant, having a lot of fun, kind of like a bunch of kids. >> hey. hey. >> i guess chasing a cat or a chicken or something. because they were having a pretty good time. i heard a lot of yahoos and yeehaws going on. >> as the officer in charge that night, sergeant thorton's mind is elsewhere. >> as the chase went on with this bull, i had to constantly think, what if we have a real crime go on here? we've got every cop in town chasing this bull. >> luckily, the cavalry arrives. the cowboys who had been searching for the l

he corrals the puck, turns and fires, 1-0, sharks. the sharks lose the 2-1 but they clinch a playoff spot in the west. >>> arkansas-cal, cal won 85-77 in november. bears up in the second. part of a 13-0 run. and watch the unselfish play. the dish. the only bucket of the game. cal wins. they will face smu on wednesday in dallas. >>> women's ncaa tourney. cal shooting to upset second seeded baylor. baylor on top by three. two of her 27 to go with eight rebounds. baylor wins 75-66 going away. they move on to the sweet 16. >>> florida state and stanford. first half action. open underneath. seconds half, doing it with defense. the rejection igniting the fast break. lily thompson all alone, the cardinal advance, 63-44. they will play the florida-pennington state winner on saturday. >>> giants and angels in tempe. michael morris singles. top of the eighth now. home run to right, second of the spring. but the giants lose 11-4. >>> also in cactus league, the a's fell to the rangers 6-2 today. more news coming up after the break. >>> jeff is ba

hollis-jefferson can't corral it. carter is fouled with 19 to go.e it here in eugene. >> andrew: carter makes the first. >> doug: it's the big men that have really helped oregon. when they beat arizona state, waverly austin had the game of his life and this afternoon it's been ben carter. waverly austin gets in foul trouble, he comes into the game, a couple of outstanding screens look better on film than they do on highlights, getting a big block on nick johnson when they're only up four and now knocking down clutch free throws. >> andrew: oregon started the year 13-0. they then lost eight of their next 10. they're on the verge of their seventh straight win heating up in march gaevenlt gordon off the mark. young the rebound. final 10 seconds. take oregon off the bubble. the ducks defeat the wildcats in eugene, and they storm the floor. >> doug: we get a lot of court stormings in college basketball. some are not worth it. for a team that was 2-8 in the middle part of the season to finish with seven consecutive wins and take down the pac-12 regular-se

several weeks ago in discussion we mentioned on street parking corral of additional measure. we heard concerns about how that might change and look at feel that corner. so we've come back with a modified proposal to look at concretes in the form of small pedestrian bulbs. >> thank you, sir. members of the board, it seems like the test in all of this is looking after the city as a whole but being sensitive to neighborhoods and individuals. it seems to me there has been an awful a lot of cooperation with staff and neighborhoods groups and concerns and pedestrians and bicycles. it seems to me also that if i understand this correctly what we do today is on going project. modifications can happen, there are some things is that correct? >> yes hard escape capital are easy to do. in terms of routes, frequencies, we are putting forward our best idea of what would work for the overall system and there is plenty in opportunity and process in place to monitor and make those adjustments. i want to point out that the overall effort and the scale of the changes is pretty monumental and i d

>> it took about 45 minutes to corral the elephants back into their compound and get them back to third compound. no one was injured, but you see several cars were damaged. >> the recent sudden-death of two-hole wood stars have sent studios scrambling. with paul walker in "fast and furious 7" and philip seymour in n the runninger games" they have to come up with creative solution toss complete the films. we have the details. >> you inspired me to come back. >> coming back to the big screen of a philip seymour hoffman will live on as his character in the next two installments of hunger games of a dying before filming was completed. and now we are learning show will paul walker in the "fast and furious 7." >> i'm not going anywhere. >> after it was originally believed the movie would have to be dropped because of too many untaped scenes. instead they will use special effects, replating the actor with a computer generated image of him. >> what you are seeing the technology has advanced to the point they can do things with actors that weren't possible before. >> it is used to put a new face

handlers had to chase the elephants around a parking lot for 45 minutes, before all of them were corralled between a couple of trailers. no one got hurt, but the runaway elephants damaged several vehicles. the animals may have been spooked by a noisy crowd. in true circus fashion, saturday's *second performance of the circus went on as scheduled. >> overheard in the lineup was i remember saying about this. elephants never forget. >> and is something that was coming. >> i will just be over here. >> next time ride it down. >> sounded out first. but stich a look at our day. when chicago reading and 17. one of our producers is from glen ellen. maybe i will get some extra time by saying the name of that city. plainfield reading at 42. hawthorne's classic academy reading at 22. sublet rid our composite shows we are dry. not expecting much snow until later today. but snow will be on the way. 32 degrees is our temperature by 5:00 p.m.. we're way colder than normal. only about 33. typically we should be at 50. very light snow tonight. down to 19 overnight. we will be called tomorrow. wednesday will

when it comes to their issues, he tries to corral the faith leaders, go to the pulpits and the synagoguesuse skipture here and there so the left has no problem using religion when it's to their advantage. we on the right shouldn't become so intimidated. >> david, is it fair to say he should not have these calls because you don't believe ministers or preachers should be pushing anything? >> he can call whoever he wants. he's calling faith leaders, community leaders, he's got 20 days. he's pulling out all the stops. i'm curious about the separate of church and state. what i would like to see president obama do in the future is keep his promise to ban it entirely. the four of us have something in common, we all pay taxes that go to churches or mosques that teach against us. this is unconstitutional. president obama promised to ban this when he was being elected and he has not done this. >> unconstitutional. you are not the final authority about the constitution. >> it's clearly in the constitution. >> courts have differences. our concept is when you do something in general that benefits all

>> it took about 45 minutes to corral the elephants back into their compound and get them back to third compound. no one was injured, but you see several cars were damaged. >>> a father in fairfield filed a restraining order against a 9-year-old boy, an alleged bully at his son's school. >>> a teenager's first trip overseas without her parents was a dream come true. but it also led to one of the scariest moments of her life. here's mike finney with a lesson for any airline passenger. >> 17-year-old jessica chai won't forget the excitement of her first trip to china. >> i like traveling and this time it was without my parents. >> jessica and two friends went to china as part of a student exchange program. it was a thrilling experience. that is, until she tried to get back home. >> i went to check in for my flight -- >> jessica's friends got their boarding passes and the airline said jessica's ticket was cancelled. her seat had been sold to someone else and the plane was full. >> they told me to buy a new ticket. >> but the next flight home was two days away. >> i felt scared at the momen

hugo corral, owner of hugo's barbershop, says he has no problem with people who choose to use pot. but when many of his customers started complaining about people coming in wreaking of marijuana, he decided to take action. he is banning them am i feel it's my right to make this. it's the same thing with no shoes, no service. >> hugo says the response has been mostly positive, but he has also been threatened with lawsuits. >>> time is 5:07. a high school performance ruined by the unthinkable. what investigators are trying to piece together after this stage collapsed. >>> and justin bieber has had a busy week ahead. he will, anyway. he will be facing several judges. the first stop on his legal troubles tour coming up next. >> limited edition are yows could be a thing of the past. how the technology of tomorrow will let you create your favorite snack by request. >> here comes the rain. a cold front diving into the bay area. we will see rain this morning but lots of sunshine this afternoon. details coming up. >> and we could see slick conditions right now in the east bay. here is a liv

corral victor h. espinoza's extraordinary heroism and selflessness above and beyond the call of duty are keeping within the highest traditions of military service and reflect upon himself and his unit and the united states army. >> pete coral. accepting on behalf of his uncle sergeant eduardo c. gomez. he distinguished himself by acts of gallantry and intrepidity above and beyond the call of duty while serving with company i 1st cavalry division during comrade on september 3, 1950. that afternoon while conducting combat patrol, sergeant gomez's company was ruthlessly attacked by a hostile force and moved within 75 yards of the command post before it was immobilized by rocket fire. however, an enemy tank and machine guns raked the company perimeter with devastating fire. realizing the tank posed a serious threat to the entire perimeter, sergeant gomez voluntarily crawled 30 yards across an open rice filed and vuble nes pried open one of the hatches and dropped a grenade into the hall killing the crew.

the animals roamed through a parking lot damage several cars before being corralled and returned to circus veronica de la cruz. let's get you back to the program. >>> due to mature subject matter, viewer discretion is advis advised. >>> life inside the bergen county jail has been tough enough for william bernard. he says fights and harassment by other inmates has caused his stutter to worsen and sent him into panic attacks. he believes frequent visits to medical for ang zilt treatment have led some inmates to believe he's an informant. now charged with threatening to kill his father and threatening the police officers who came to arrest him, he's consumed by thoughts of up to 20 years in prison if found guilty. >> i'm just afraid my father will get on the stand and testify against me. i think that would be a really strong point in a case, especially with a jury. and just -- just that thought alone that i can get a ridiculous amount of time for something that i didn't do really, really just that thought throws me almost completely over -- over the edge. >> bernard's arrest stems from an arg

yard airplane from -- away from the airplane and we used our vehicles to surround the group, safely corralassengers to protect them from the wind. >> getting away from the aircraft quickly was key because there was fire growing on and they were aided by a grew of belgian firefighters aboard the plane. passengers smelled smoke and burning tires as the flight crew yelled, evacuate. >> that's crazy. get the thing off the runway, that jet? >> they did finally. they're going to take closer look at it and study it and figure out what happened. some passengers did board another flight late last night and arrived in ft. lauderdale at 2:00 a.m., and others were so shaken by the incident they overnighted instead in philly. here's how one eye witness, who watched the whole thing unfold, describes it. >> the plane crashing. we looked out the window, the nose of the plane was up. there were sparks coming -- sparks or fire. don't know. so tried to look as much as we could. the plane seemed to veer off on to the grass. the guy next to me thought it had rolled over, and then it carried on, big clouds of s

they estimate is it took around 45 minutes for trainers to corral the three elephants between two trailers. >> she yelled to one guy, i need anything, pretzels, any food! >> you could tell they were upset, like our animals are running down. they were so upset and scared. >> reporter: no one was hurt, but they did do damage to several vehicles. witnesses inside the arena for the shriners circus, say they got spooked and busted out the doors. >> they were so afraid and the people were trying to calm them and get everybody back. >> reporter: after the animals were safely back in their trailer, the crowd was free to leave. ally and karen decided to stay, as planned. so, it didn't scare you away? >> no. >> reporter: and in true circus if, the second show of the night did go on. >> that was stephanie diffin reporting from st. louis. the family arena circus released a statement saying the elephants and their handlers were safe and no one was hurt in the incident. it's a good thing they can't move too fast. >> wow. >> kind of slow. a slow escape. >> in that instance. >> we should note, a lot of th

corralled by security they delivered a letter demanding answers, answers malaysia is yet to provide. >> we need to honor the commitment and respect for the relatives. >> reporter: a statement that is accepted by some. the family of rodney and mary burros from queensland. >> their life has been cut short. they he worked hard to reap the rewards of their retirement so they could travel and spend time with friends and family. >> reporter: but emotions in china will still run high with the search delayed by bad weather. the operation may have stalled but their fight carries on. >> wooduff: the u.s. supreme court today heard a major case pitting claims of religious freedom against the new health care law. two private companies, "hobby lobby," and "conestoga wood specialities," objected to being required to cover any birth control that works after conception. the family-owned firms argue that's tantamount to abortion, and violates their religious beliefs. the arguments continued later, outside the court. >> this abortion pill mandate is an unprecedented intrusion in a private family busine

media is corralled. >> one the most valid reasons for a trip like this.ealtime emergency for them to think about and talk to each other about. rather than just sitting around and eating rubber chicken. >> all right, panel. stay with us. straight ahead. house speaker john boehner accusing senate majority leader harry reid of sacrifices members of his own party. what does he mean by that harsh comment? you're going to hear more from speaker boehner next. your eyes pend on a unique set ofutrients. [ male announcer ] that's why there's ocuvite. ocuvithelps replenish y eye nutrients. ocuvite has a unique formula that's just not found in any leading multivitamin. help protect your eye health with ocuvite. he was a matted messiley ect in a small cage. ng day.lth so that was our first task, was getting him to wellness. without angie's list, i don't know if we could have found all the services we needed for our riley. from contractors and doctors to dog sitters and landscapers, you can find it all on angie's list. we found riley at the shelter, and found everythin

>> it took about 45 minutes to corral the elephants and get them back to third compound.one was injured but you see several cars were damaged. >>> a father in fairfield filed a restraining order against a 9-year-old boy, an alleged bully at his son's school. the man said the rolling hills elementary student pushed his son and hit him in the face and when the school district failed to help, he filed a restraining order against his son's classmate. >> i tried everything else so why not try that? and it was granted. it was my last resort. i'm glad i did it. not only for my son, but for the rest of the children. >> what does that say? that every time you have a problem with somebody you are going to get a restraining order against somebody? >> well, some parents feel like that when they feel the school is sending the wrong message. he said the restraining order could end up null and void because the school will not give the father the boy's name or address. >>> a teenage first trip overseas without her parents was a dream come true. but it also led to one of the scariest mome

they are all so scripted and media is corralled. >> one the most valid reasons for a trip like this. realtime emergency for them to think about and talk to each other about. rather than just sitting around and eating rubber chicken. >> all right, panel. stay with us. straight ahead. house speaker john boehner accusing senate majority leader harry reid of sacrifices members of his own party. what does he mean by that harsh comment? you're going to hear more from speaker boehner next. your eyes pend on a unique set ofutrients. [ male announcer ] that's why there's ocuvite. ocuvithelps replenish y eye nutrients. ocuvite has a unique formula that's just not found in any leading multivitamin. help protect your eye health with ocuvite. marge: you know, there's a more enjoyablelth way to get your fiber. try phillips fiber good gummies. they're delicious, and a good source of fiber to help support regularity. wife: mmmm husband: these are good! marge: the tasty side of fiber. from phillips. ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> speaker of the house john boehner slamming senate majority leader harry reid for blocking vo

a driver does her best to corral it, but the frightened three month old pup runs right by.p, the dog is scared back toward the freeway. at only 9 inches high she's well below the sight line of speeding motorists. the cop risks putting himself in front of speeding traffic to protect her. >> probably worst case scenario i get hit by a car. i put out to dispatch i need a traffic break. >> a traffic break is what police do to slow or stop traffic. officer bennett rushes to assist. >> i was trying to get the traffic stopped first to make it a little safer for us, so they're not zooming by us at 80 miles an hour. once i got it stopped and officer perry tried to grab it and the dog took off. it's hard to catch an animal. they'll do anything to get away from anybody that's coming after them. so sometimes it does take quite a bit to catch a dog. >> i could stay behind the dog and push the dog. officer bennett could go ahead far enough to where we had the dog somewhat pinned in. >> but the nine-inch high dog proves too quick for the 6'8" officer bennett who is giving chase in stiff m

vehicles, our fire department vehicles and the airport vehicles to surround the group, basically corral the passengers to protect them from the wind. >> reporter: the airbus a23 jet, the two of passengers did request medical attention, but amazingly no serious injuries were reported. martha: where is the plane now? >> reporter: it's been removed from the runway. of course the ntsb comes in. they will look at what caused the pilot to abort that takeoff. here is how one witness described it. >> we were up on the taxiway and the guy next to me said there is a plane crashing. we looked out the window. the noles of the plane was up. there were sparks or fire coming. so we tried to look as much as we could. the plane seeped to veer off on to the grass. the guy next to me thought it had rolled off. and then it carried on going big cloud of smoke. >> reporter: the passengers then board another flight at 2:00 a.m. i think i would have been with this other group who were so shaken by the incident. they played it safe and overnight philly. they will get to their destination today, martha. bill, ba

take another look as ridley corrals the ball, gets the bucket to win the game and texas is moving onarizona state is vee sanford scored on a layup with 3.8 seconds left to lift 11th-seeded dayton fish flyers to a 60-59 victory over sixth-seeded ohio state. sanford finished with 10 points in a matchup of ohio schools separated by about 75 miles. the buckeyes had one last chance to pull out the victory, but aaron craft's driving 10-footer hit off the backboard and rolled off the rim as the buzzer sounded. elsewhere in the tournament harvard, north dakota state play bracket-busters. 12th-seeded harvard schooled fifth-seed cincinnati 61-57 in the east region. and no. 12 seed north dakota state knocked off 5- seed oklahoma 80-75 in overtime. the raiders have targeted quarterback matt schaub and according to reports are in serious negotiations with the texans to make a trade for him after becoming the first quarterback in nfl history to throw interceptions for touchdowns in four straight games in a disasterous 2-14 season schaub was vilified in houston he did throw for 22 touchdowns in 201

it took about the-hours, but crew members were eventually able to corral the coyote. they took it back into the woods and let him free. no one, including the coyote was injured. >> and a scuffle at last night's rockets vs. jazz game. it was in the final seconds of the 4th quarter. the rockets were up big. john lucas steals the ball from isaiah canaan. and then rockets' francisco garcia bangs into lucas as he checks him. lucas goes after garcia. they exchange a few words and dance around a bit. but cooler heads would prevail. >> coming up on of the kron4 newest. many people are hoping to score big money in the mega millions drawing tonight. how much the jackpot is worth coming up. tonight. how much the jackpot is worth coming up. >> caught on tape. yeah help me find some mugs? sure. ♪ [ beep ] hey. okay. [ male announcer ] wake uph.a of folgers. ♪ the best part of wakin' up so, where do youwant to start? i think this i a pretty good place. ♪ is fo[ female announcer ] now your best accessory can be your smile. with colgate® optic white toothpaste. unlike the leading whi

. >> they had the young ones that they wanted in the corrals, so they dropped the seine nets and all others could have left, but they stayed. >> we're there trying to get the young orca into the stretcher, and the whole fandamily is out here 25 yards away maybe in a big line and they're communicating back and forth. well, you understand then what you're doing, you know. i lost it. i mean, i just started crying. i didn't stop working, but i, you know, just couldn't handle it. just like kidnapping a little kid away from a mother. everybody is watching, what can you do? but the worst thing i could think of, you know, i can't think of any worse than that. now, this really sounds bad, but when the whole hunt was over, there were three dead whales in the net, and so they had peter and brian and i cut the whales open, fill them with rocks and put anchors on their tail and sink them. well, really, i didn't even think about it being illegal at that point. i thought it was a p.r. thing. >> they were finally ejected from the state of washington by a court order in 1976. it was seaworld by name

keeps people like one of russian's national extremist lite leaders under tight -- they keep them corralled in political formats and away from the streets. putin has seen on the square just outside the kremlin violent, interethnic, intercommunal violence by soccer high high hooligans. there have been problems againstth neck check kneans. put -- chechneyaan. putin is very worried about this and obviously why ukraine is important. it's important for putin to show what can happen if someone doesn't have a very strong fist. that's why we are in the situation right now and that's ills why it could backfire, because if this narrative gets out of control, if people see something different on the streets of ukraine, they'll start asking at home, what is this? putin has to keep his nationalists, his extremeis on a tying leash. there could be blowback. the other blow back is the union. the president has been trying to build this expanded ewan union russia, cass stack stand, and bell a reduce, and violence can work against that, and opinion polls about 80% of russians are against immigration and again

corralled in political formats and away from streets. puti by hao seen violence after their killing. been problems and he's worried that this is going to happen and this is why aou crape is important. important to show what can happen if someone hasn't got a strong fist there. actually in e're the situation right now and this is why it could backfire. it gets out of control, if people see something ifferent on the streets of ukraine, they'll start asking at home, hang on, what is this. putin has to keep his extremists leash.ght he other blow back comes to trying to build this expanded union of russia, belarus kazakhstan. violence can work against us. russians lls, 80% of are against immigration and migration. meaning people moving around the russian federation. the erosion union is supposed to european union, free movement of people. the population of russia is not on this and we get these situations out of control. this does not bode well for the erosion union. if russia is actually going too of russian efense going to what are they thi

government running out of money and defaulting basically isn't ability to form of government to officially corral resources by using citizens. yeah they see it's if they can go to fountains it's physical productive capacity even a colony but they don't normally do that they were there they're often little thought to pull one of the bounds of what the go to country actually needs because unfortunately conventional economists believe this myth that the cent think of it going to try to get rid of all of the money is not an iou year they believe it's effectively a some sort of commodity and what they then conventional about economists is that a government should not run a deficit of government should always be running the services or the least a balanced budget the reality is it's like a bank that every year leans less money or take small. the out of circulation of the puts into circulation because fundamentally the way the government acts with respect to the physical economy is a bit like a bank if you have a growth and what with the economy you actually need more money to support that rise and the

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it could be trash in the ocean that happened to be spotted here and happened to be corralled by competings what they're after. until they get it in their hands, we're not going to know. >> tom foreman, many thanks. >> for the first time this morning we're hearing from the immediate family of flight 370's captain sa hard shah. his son tells the newspaper the new times his father was neither suicidalle or a political extremist. he tells the paper i've read everything online but ignored the speculation. i know my father better. another focus of the investigation, the computer hard drives taken from the homes of both pilots. fbi says analysis should be finished within a few days. u.s. a. is reporting now they're focussing on the captain a. the investigation says there's no such evidence jumping out at them. jim is tracking from the nation's capital, kuala lumpur. good morning. >> reporter: good evening from kuala lumpur carol. you know, these stories tend to cycle. some of these reports about captain shah have been cycled before through the media. the accumulation, some have called them smear

police vehicles, our fire department vehicles and airport vehicles to surround the group, basically corral the passengers to protect them from the wind. >> airbus a320 jet was carrying 149 passengers and five crewmembers. an airport spokesperson telling us two passengers requested medical attention but there were no serious injuries reported of the we do hear it was a very rough landing. since then the plane has been removed from the runway. the ntsb is monitoring and investigation on what could have caused the failure and pilot to have to abort the takeoff. of course when this day and age of all of us carrying our smartphones, one passenger caught fear and frustration most accurately. >> i'm off the plane right now. we are evacuating the plane. oh, my god. oh, my god. the plane is on fire. oh, my god. >> getting out of the way was certainly right thing to do, given fire and smoke. passengers, many boarding another flight arriving at their destination, fort lauderdale, happily at 2:00 a.m. last night. others were so shaken by incident and continuing coverage of air disasters, question abou

government shutdown by showing his members where that road would lead for their party and then corrallinge support behind him for raising the debt ceiling and other bipartisan priorities. seee is a chance that we do a change in leadership on the republican side. now, on the democratic side, there has been a lot of talk, retirement on the part of pelosi's top highlights in the house, particularly -- top allies in the house, particularly henry miller and harry waxman, to members of the class of 90s and before, who are retiring after 40 years in the house. they have been some of nancy pelosi's top 10 it -- top lieutenants. even after democrats have failed to win a majority in the last two elections, she has stuck around, see you can never have her out. host: let's go to v in silver spring, maryland on our line for republicans. good morning. you were on the "washington journal." caller: good morning. i want to comment over what has happened over the last two weeks, starting with the leukemia patient in michigan. and a p.a.c.story, advertised it. commerce mcfeatters of michigan did not like th

shark attack ish monument in northern syria it's permanently guarded by turkish soldiers and one corral has previously threatened to retire it against any assault on the site and as the episode the pan-african newswire told r.t. if turkey didn't stage an attack against itself as a pretext for war with syria nato forces would be sucked into the resulting conflict. well it appears in listening to the transcripts of these tapes it appears that was the strategy was to provoke an attack from syrian territory on to turkey therefore providing a rationale not only for the turkish government and military in natural attack but also to draw in the support of the united states and perhaps israel as well as britain and other states that are part of the nato alliance this was something that is not a cure to the restroom policy we've seen it repeatedly over the decades these type of. flag operations. told fabrications that in effect will provide a rationale that they can sell to these. newspapers and to public opinion in the west where there will be an increase in public support for military direct u.

she was basically trying to corral those dogs and talk together so they weren't knocking each other overaking it so that she was saying look at the statement which is a little bit more nebulous. than the forecast and will use that to go forward i think that has you know two effects one is that allows her to have leeway to be able to say no there aren't specific targets that were set in here we're not seeing that rates are going to go up exactly at this level in two thousand and fifteen or two thousand and sixteen but rather it's data dependent and that allows her therefore to normalize policy in a way that this is how policy used to be done before you have things like the. you know they didn't have quantitative targets before you started to have q.e. forward guidance so if you want to move back to that and she wants to give the hawks in the dogs a little bit more leeway to coalesce around her because she doesn't want to see the first few meetings now and analysts are saying that this rule based approach to the fed is basically out the window is that what you're saying is that we're tryin