here's the cpa office, and canada meds.0/20." >> reporter: she nods her head. and then the cpa walks out of her office not far from where they filled out our producer's prescription. >> we would like to speak to you about a medicine we ordered here. >> i'm sorry, i don't have anything to do with it. >> reporter: even though it was just four months ago we were getting our prescription filled right here, she tells us this. >> i'm sorry, but this is a cpa firm and so you are speaking to the wrong person. >> reporter: she sends us elsewhere for answers, to an office 15 minutes away. >> we're from abc news "20/20." >> reporter: the canadian flag hanging right there and the owner is waiting. >> i got some lines i can read you, but you're not welcome in our store. >> okay. so we can leave. if you want to give us a statement that would be fine. >> americans are allowed under federal law to order up to a 90-day supply of non-controlled medications. >> reporter: so you heard what he said. he said, "americans are allowed under federal

part of the cpa deal was that south sudan would benefit from oil profits. billions of dollars were now flowing into the south >> during the 6 years after the cpa was signed, south sudan became one of the most corrupt places in the world. that money could have been used for massive rehabilitation and development. huge amounts of it were pocketed or simply stolen by south sudanese elites. blatantly, without a word being said internationally. the spla generals were not only among the best paid in africa, their salaries doubled after the cpa was signed. with oil money leading the way the movement for full independence grew among the southern leaders. they worked to secure the loyalties of generals and their proxy militias, who might otherwise side with sudan. >> the strategy of salva kiir was "we'll pay you more. so they paid them more in cash houses, cars, bodyguards, etc. the spla was not really and army, it was just an enormous machine for soaking up cash and turning it into military units which were stationed all around the country loyal to their immediate

peggy lee but i also have with us a member of the cpa person i'm going to start off with the summary and i'm going to turn it over to our audit team she has a few words and sum up the report the purpose of the oversight committee so insure that the procedures from the proposition passes in june 2008 that brought in revenue approximately $36 million or rough $22 million are expend for the purpose described in the proposition and formality for thein the s p oversight committee quote to the public for the expenditure of parcels and actively review and report on this taxpayers money generated by the tax the q ta or oc meets approximately every other month they're complimented of reports from the budget staff and presentations if the program managers like the teachers matter and of september 2015 ucsf professionals who conducted on orientation for new members of the orientation seemed to be a value and focused the taken into consideration attention on the work thank you to each of those professionals and the dedicated san francisco unified school district finance and budget professionals

were not asking for more staff to do the work that lafco thought was coming because of the lack of a cpa so lafco thought it was going to kip kick up the schedule and rather than asking for more staff we absorbed those duties so we moved the 45u6789 excuse me. the lafco carried forward understanding that there is a description that you point out we'll had had billable hours scenario. >> it is with the ed and the attorney and the clerk as well i mean the reality is yes we need to continue with lafco but things are definitely changed considering and the expectation of implementing cca we've been pushing a real possibility but as that comes down to life the need for lafco becomes less of a need so i'm just trying to understand i do not like to waste money i want to make sure we're using our current dollars efficiently where it is almost as if we would not be in this situation to ask for additional fund if we billed by hours in the ways your proposing not only with the clerk but everything that we're required to pay for i just wanted to make sure we're keeping in mind and moving forward in t

about half of the people polled in the survey for the american institute of cpa's say they choose less expensive college. soap about half of the people are regretting it once they get those bills. >> i understand it. are you kidding me? i can understand that. >> took me a decade. glad that's over. >> time to check your philadelphia job market report. >> here's cbs news business analyst jill schlessinger. >> behind most innovative marketing and social media campaigns is whole marketing team. which row lies on research, pricing strategy, and creative services to prompt consumers to act. is sending right message about a company and its product or service can mean how many bottom line success, which is why companies invest significant dollars in their marketing effort. some of the more common entry level marketing positions are marketing coordinator and assistant marking or product manager. these positions usually require bachelors degrees in marketing or business, and job duties can vare. and, while some go into the field to find their inner don draper, it is important to understand that

the study show the industry research shows it that 50 percent of all managers do not even have the cpa or anything. >> people cannot delay. the study that says the average investor for more than 50% y is that? it is because of behavior. so you need an adviser to help you validate but active managers cannot make money when they all move the same. what value is there? we are getting into a market the way that the stocks moved. >> but in layman's terms with a stock picker's market >> is very rare someone talks themselves off of alleged. >> began to make a good point when the market goes up but they will keep you in the market for the long term. it to keep jeff from losing money. >> is set then people say how do i pick my professional? >> they say they can manage their money. >> it is very difficult i can drive a car know the difference between the mercedes and the honda but how do know the difference retrieve their professional money manager or someone on the side? >> look all day long. >> backup. we're talking about the consumer. they are assuming there is a lot of discretionary money to

i got a call from my nashville cpa two weeks in the trial. giving me a head's up that rob, the irs just subpoenaed all of your tax records from 2003-2008. not only am i indicted but they added on three more felony charges that put me in further legal jeopardy tay are still chasing me looking at my tax returns. what we learned during the trial is they contacted all of the organizations we had made contributions to. the red cross, university of tampa vanderbilt got calls verifying what i contributed was accurate. they could not find anything to discredit me. i discovered during the trial being cross examined was all he had was to catch me in loops and get me to say something i was trying to say and wear me down because they had nothing of legal substance other than trying to connect dots of wire taps they had on us and they could do whatever they wanted to do. and they indicted me. robin prepared me as well as anybody could be to testify. you stood up there in the courtroom, it was packed strangers, very few friends, mostly strangers and the en

i remember one couple he was a cpa and she was a nurse, they went to indianapolis. they stayed there for 25 years and in 25 years they had never met a white person who knew any of this had happened. >> just quickly you did quote president roosevelt was telling one of the officials in the chain of command don't worry about the italians. they are all -- >> jim knows more about the times than i do. the italians were a real issue. one had to do with gerrymandering because the government was afraid the parents of joe dimaggio and angelo rossi the mayor of san francisco because all of their parents were aliens who have not registered and had not been naturalized. they could have been. the italians and germans could be naturalized. the japanese could not be. the most famous italian was pin the who was the first in the metropolitan opera and became more famous in the south pacific. he was living in bronx with an american wife betty had never -- he had not asked for naturalization. five fbi agents came to his home took him away. as they were walking out the door to the lette

last fall cpa commissioned poll veterans. the results showed 90% favored efforts to reform veterans health care 88% said eligible veteran should be given a choice to receive medical care from any source they choose 77% said they want more choices involved in higher out of pocket costs. we choose a health care insurance provider primary care physician. health care organizations provide quality can be any care because if they don't they will lose their patience to summon up -- their patients to someone else. in order to fix the va health care system both choice and competition must be injected into the system. v.a. recognizes the value it options for potential organization that put the veteran and control how when and where they observe. and enforcement veteran should not have the control and will not under the current v.a. health care system. v.a. needs to have a 2015 health care system but we believe the veterans roadmap and solution can do just that. this roadmap was developed by the veterans health care task force chaired b

be a cpa. a social media manager.cial without dealing with the -- i thought that was genius. (?) charles: the movie they had the secret life of mitty. >> if you know you're an introvert same thing as marriage. >> can i add something to -- charles: i want to get hilary in here. hilary: well ultimately the extrovert. if you're an engineer or accountant, you have to be able to speak up for yourself. be aggressive. that's why those figures are like they are. that's why everyone, woman or man has to be taught how to have that confidence. charles: get what you're worth. be an extrovert. because of that apple watch fiasco. everyone knows what hatch up means. forget about the japanese and chinese company. i have an american company in the space poised to rally, i think. ♪ this allergy season, will you be a sound sleeper, or a mouth breather. a mouth breather! well, put on a breathe right strip and shut your mouth. allergy medicines open your nose over time, but add a breathe right strip and pow! it instantly opens your nose u

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carson: royce is a cpa and they all three got married in 2011. [laughter] [applause] dr. carson: now, i have introduced my family. you say, who are you? i am ben carson and i am a candidate for president of the united states. [cheers and applause] thank you. thank you. america remains a place of dreams. a lot of people are down on our nation. they want to point out all of the bad things that have happened here. have you ever noticed that there are a lot of people trying to get in here and not a lot of people trying to escape? [laughter] dr. carson: it says something. it was a place of dreams for my mother. she came from a large rural family in tennessee. she always had a desire for education. she was never able to get beyond the third grade. she married at age 13 with the hope of escaping a desperate situation. she and my father moved here to detroit. he worked in a factory. in fact, i remember one christmas being in this auditorium, sitting right over there. they had a christmas program for the kids. some years later, my mother discovered that he was a bigamist and had a

i got a call from my nashville cpa two weeks into the trial giving me a heads up that, rob, the irs has just subpoenaed all your tax records from 2003 to 2008 and just wanted you to know that. so not only am i indicted, not only did they add on three more felony charges that put me in further legal jeopardy and facing a penalty of who knows how many additional more years if i was convicted they're still chasing me, looking at my tax returns. and what we learned during that trial, that they had contacted all organizations that we had made charitable contributions to; vanderbilt university, the ymca nashville, the red cross university of tampa. they all got calls verifying that what i had contributed was accurate. they could not find anything in my tax returns to discredit me because that's all they had. and i discovered that even during the trial while i was being cross-examined by the prosecutor that all he had was to try to catch me in logic loops and get me to say something that i didn't intend to say and wear me down. and -- because they had nothing of legal substance other than tryi

. >> one of the things you criticize were the decision taken by the cpa -- we don't know.but the whole sunni shia tensions that have an going on there for decades, is ramadi somewhat of a product of this issue? i'll be at 13 years later. and the inability to transcend shia and sunni divides. mr. morell: absolutely. here's the story of the rise of isis. very quickly. when we left the country at the end of 2011, al qaeda and iraq was really at its nadir. when we left, two things happened. the first thing that happened was the military pressure was reduced significantly on a thank you -- aqi. the military was assisting the iraqis and keeping pressure on them. they benefited from that. the other thing they benefited from or the policies of the former prime minister. the moves against sunnis, the significant disenfranchisement of sunnis, driving moderate sunnis into the arms of aqi. and also benefited aqi. then they go across the border into syria and change their name. isis is aqi by different name. they go across the border they benefit from recruiting weapons assad's stockpi

. >> in your book, of the things you criticize were the debaathification decision taken by the cpa or (inaudible) michael morell: so sure. absolutely. look, here's -- here's -- here's the story of the rise of isis, right, very quickly. so when we left the country at the end of 2011, al qaeda was really at its nadir. when we left, two things happened, all right? the first thing that happened was the military pressure was reduced significantly on aqi because the u.s. was significantly assisting the iraqis and keeping pressure on a q i. the other thing they benefited from that will stop the other thing they benefited room for the policies of former prime minister maliki -- you know, the moves against sunnis, the significant disenfranchisement of sunnis. driving them into the arms of a q i. then they go across the border into syria and change their name, all right? isis is aqi by a different name. they go across the border, and they benefit from recruits weapons, stock piles, and they become this very significant organization. but sure, part of the story here is the politics of iraq. no d

cpa, they'll be able to show they bought something.ery much on the heels of what facebook did last week. these companies are basically saying the mobile experience is so different, we need to host more of the experience to make it actually work. facebook, for articles, google for purchases, very positive sign for google being able to fix the click thing in mobile. >> the danger and opportunity though here is that you've got these big companies taking control of the last mile of content and of commerce. think about it, the one-hour delivery, you have the instant articles, you've got amazon getting into third-party resellers, handling the logistics. >> delivering via subway in new york city. >> yes. at a certain point, they're just sort of like handing something over to this big company -- >> and the publishers are? >> yeah. and the question is who gets the margin? who gets the differentiate when big companies are controlling that last bit of hype to the consumer in that ratio? >> i'm glad that google did this. i've been afraid that the

have a mentor, a mentor can help you figure out and find the right financial advisers find the right cpa your mom. so how your relationship now? >> it's a good question. we haven't talked since the book's been out. >> she's not happy with you sharing the story. how are you to tell the story in hopes of helping others, how are you coping with it? >> for me i'm a very private person. it was hard to talk about my family like that. i thought the world needed to know. i'm trying to help athletes or anybody that comes in to new money. i came to the conclusion that i thought it was more important to share my story. hopefully i can shed light and so people can see why a lot of athletes go broke. if people knew how i felt the first five to seven years, it was tough. it was hard sometimes. i was hiding it well. it's nothing new. but it's sad. but hopefully things will get better. >> hopefully things will get better. you've written this book. people should read it. it is interesting to hear what was going on behind the scenes before people can make a stereotype of what may or may not have been happ

last fall cpa commissioned poll veterans. the results showed 90% favored efforts to reform veterans health care 88% said eligible veteran should be given a choice to receive medical care from any source they choose 77% said they want more choices involved in higher out of park it -- pocket costs. we choose a health care insurance provider primary care physician. health care organizations provide quality can be any care because if they don't they will lose their patience to summon up in order to fix the va health care system both choice and competition must be injected into the system. va recognizes the value it options for potential organization that put the veteran and control how when and where they observe. and enforcement veteran should not have the control and will not under the current va health care system. va needs to have a 2015 health care system but we believe the veterans roadmap and solution can do just that. this roadmap was developed by the veterans health care task force chaired by dr. bill frist jim marshall

carson: royce is a cpa and they all three got married in 2011. [laughter] [applause] dr.n our nation. and they want to point out all of the bad things that have happened here. but have you ever noticed that there are a lot of people trying to get in here and not a lot of people trying to escape? [laughter] dr. carson: you know, it says something. and it was a place of dreams for my mother. my mother came from a large rural family in tennessee. and was shuffled from home to home. she always had a desire for education. she was never able to get beyond the third grade. and she married at age 13 with the hope of escaping a desperate situation. she and my father moved here to detroit. and he worked in some factories. in fact, i remember one christmas being right here in this auditorium, sitting right over there. it was for gm employees. they had a christmas program for the kids. but some years later, my mother discovered that he was a bigamist and had another family. and of course that occasioned the divorce. you know, she only had a third grade education. and consequently, we

[applause] royce is a cpa and they all three got married in 2011. that's fantastic.] ok, now i've introduce my family , you are saying -- who are you? i will tell you, i'm ben carson and i'm a candidate for president of the united states. [applause] thank you. thank you. [applause] now america remains a place of dreams. and a lot of people are down on our nation and want to point out all the bad things that have happened here. have you ever noticed that there are a lot of people trying to get in and not a lot of people trying to escape, you know? it says something. it was a place of dreams for my mother. my mother came from a very large, rural family. she was shuffled from home to home. she always had a desire for education. but she was never able to get beyond the third grade. she married at age 13 with the hope of escaping a desperate situation. she and my father moved here, to detroit. he worked in a factory. in fact, i remember one christmas day right here in this auditorium, sitting right over there where poor gm employees they had a christmas program. some year

. >> in your book one of the things you criticize worthy debaathification decision taken by the cpa.the debaathification at issue. the whole sunni-shia tensions that have been going on for decades. is ramadi somewhat of a product of the debaathification issue? albeit 13 years later and the inability to transcend shia-sunni divide? >> so sure absolutely. look, here's the story of the rise of isis, very quickly. so when we left the country at the end of 2011 al-qaeda in iraq was really at its nadir. when we left two things happened. the first thing that happened was the military pressure was reduced significantly on aqi. because the u.s. was significantly assisting the iraqis and keeping pressure on aqi. so they benefited from that. the other thing they benefited from were the policy of former prime minister maliki. the moves against sunnis a significant disenfranchisement of sunnis driving moderate sunnis into the arms of aqi. that also benefited aqi. that is the sunni-shia divide we're talking about. bendigo across the border into syria and changed their name. isis is aqi by by a dif

carson: royce is a cpa and they all three got married in 2011. [laughter] [applause] dr. place of dreams for my mother. she came from a large rural family in tennessee. she always had a desire for education. she was never able to get beyond the third grade. she married at age 13 with the hope of escaping a desperate situation. she and my father moved here to detroit. he worked in a factory. in fact, i remember one christmas being in this auditorium, sitting right over there. it was for gm employees. they had a christmas program for the kids. some years later, my mother discovered that he was a bigamist and had another family. that occasioned the divorce. she only had a third grade education. consequently, we were thrown into a situation of dire poverty. she still maintained that dream of education. now, it was for us. more so than for herself. we moved in with her older sister and brother-in-law in boston. typical tenement. large, multifamily dwelling. sirens, gangs, murders. both of our older cousins, who we adored, were killed. i remember when our favorite drug dealer w

. >> one of the things you criticize were the decision taken by the cpa -- we don't know. but the whole sunni-shia tensions that have an going on there for decades, is ramadi somewhat of a product of this issue? all be it 13 years later. and the inability to transcend shia and sunni divides. mr. morell: absolutely. here's the story of the rise of isis. very quickly. when we left the country at the end of 2011, al qaeda and iraq was really at its nadir. when we left, two things happened. the first thing that happened was the military pressure was reduced significantly on aqi. the military was assisting the iraqis and keeping pressure on them. they benefited from that. the other thing they benefited from were the policies of the former prime minister. the moves against sunnis, the significant disenfranchisement of sunnis, driving moderate sunnis into the arms of aqi. and also benefited aqi. then they go across the border into syria and change their name. isis is aqi by different name. they go across the border they benefit from recruits, weapons assad's stockpiles. they bene

[applause] royce is a cpa and they all three got married in 2011. [applause] dr.en carson: now i have introduced my family. you say, who are you? i will tell you. i am ben carson and i'm a candidate for president of the united states. [cheers and applause] dr. ben carson: thank you. thank you. america remains a place of dreams. and a lot of people are down on a nation. they want to point out all the bad things that have happened here. but have you view a notice that -- have you ever noticed that there are a lot of hype people trying to get in here and not a lot of people trying to escape? it says something. it was a place of dreams for my mother. she came from a large rural family in tennessee. she was shuffled from home to home. she always had a desire for education. but she was never able to get beyond the third grade. she married at age 13 with the hope of escaping a desperate situation. she and my father moved here from detroit -- to detroit. he worked in a factory. in fact, i remember one christmas being right here in this auditorium, sitting right over there

. >> it looks like the house could take up cpa next week.here are over a dozen democrats on the record saying they would support the legislation. is the white house going to intensify the need to make an effort in the senate to get the bill across? mr. earnest: the white house has already been very mindful, including the president of how difficult a challenge this will be in the house of representatives. many political observers who know more about the process believe it will be more difficult to build bipartisan support in the house then senate for this legislation. we were gratified there were 14 democrats who ultimately voted to support trade promotion authority. that is about one third in the senate. that is an indication that, when we have the opportunity to make a case to democratic members of congress about this being the most progressive trade promotion authority legislation at the senate, when we talk about the opportunity that exists for creating jobs, extending economic opportunity for middle-class families by opening up more over

. >> after taxes -- >> go to the cpa and pay estimated right now.ting better at the bay bridge toll plaza, you see that traffic is backing up for a 15, 20-minute delay. but there has been some improvement. also looking at 880 northbound, you can see slow traffic there past oracle arena, the home of the golden warriors -- golden state warriors. 680 still recovering. earlier problems. it's backed up from concord southbound 680. >>> partly sunny, partly cloudy. cool, breezy. if you are tailgate, bundle up. tomorrow cloudy. our best bet for lane. but southern california -- for rain. but southern california dash, maybe 1 -- but southern california, maybe 1 1.50 to 2. >> tomorrow you and sal will be busy. >>> that's our report for this morning. we thank you for making ktvu your choice for news. >> watch the news at noon for more on the fatal crash near the outlet mall in gilroy. all four passengers died. investigators are at the hospital trying to interview the driver who died. we'll have updates all day and at 5:00 and 6:00. thank you for joining us. >>>

the program, congress has specifically authorized epa to regulate pollutants than i thought the red cpa to delegate the authority to this day. there's two things different there. at the outset, no doubt congress has delegated the authority to epa and congress has said you can get this to the state or take it back. the fundamental distinction with the clean power plant on the talk about blocks two three and four is a lot to implement renewable for folio dispatching system or efficiency system and the distinction is no debate that congress has never authorized epa to run a renewable portfolio standard in west virginia for a dispatching system in oklahoma for an energy-efficient program in rhode island. congress itself has never given the authority to epa. epa cannot delegate the authority further to the states. that brings together the proper federalism constitutional issues and the flexibility question that have come up so far today. >> so i understand specifically, you are saying you are saved there a specific legislative authority to the epa to go into the direction they've gone? >> th

cpa members are deployed even if he enabled chip cards to fight the number one cause of card fraud. counterfeit cards represent two thirds of card present fraud in the u.s. today. chip cards prevent them from being counterfeited. they don't stop data breaches that they make it harder for criminals to reap the rewards of data breaches. check migration happening in the united states is the most complicated overhaul of our payment system technology in the 40 years since it was introduced. our banks replace more than 1 billion cars. more than 10 million locations while working together and getting it done. our industry is just a replacing card information within one time use token. even intercepted by criminals, tokens cannot be used to generate fraudulent transactions. think of a token of the mathematical program that can't be reduced. one well-known implementation is a mobile payments for the customer's phone or watch generate a token for use. tokens can also be used in environments as well and deploy tokenization technology have brick-and-mortar and online retail. third, epa members

should take a minute to it listen to advise from real small business owners like our panel jean marks cpaks for having us. >> one of the thing the small business owners have to deal with. taxes. is hillary clinton, out of everybody on the right and the left, the right person, the best person to come in to cut taxes and reduce the red tape? >> she hasn't proven it to us. came out and said she is all for small business. s. how is she for small business? i'm not sure she ever made payroll in her life. she may have had small business training as a child working for her father's business. now she is like a rock star. traveling around the country making hundreds of thousands of dollars for appearances. we would love to see if she knew what a quarter of milk costs today. >> one of the things i'm looking for as a small business owner i get my containers from china. i get raw goods from ghana. i'm wondering about the transpacific partnership. i know details. >> that's the big trade deal that's kicking around in congress that she has not taking a position on. >> right exactly. it's still early in t