cps involvement will be triggered by something else. truant see is an indication that something else is going on, negligent, abuse, something of that nature, but truant see is not grounds for cps involvement. probably the majority of our calls comes from schools, hot line calls regarding children coming from schools and we'll investigate, but those are based on usually truant see -- it's something else. the child appears to be beaten or malnourished. that sort of thing. >> thank you. >> i'll turn it over to our adult services agent. >> good afternoon, ann, head the department of aging adult services, and do you want to do the slide, that would be great. so i wanted to say that doss is divided into four divisions which is the home care program which served 22,000 clients each year and has 18,000. our biggest change there is happening really as we speak because change in many years and this is related to workers receiving overtime in their jobs which has never been the case in this state and has to do with federal and state requirements.

pregnant or with children to this alternative program and their children will not have to go into the cps system. we know that this program works. the recidivism rate is 14 percent. we also have enhanced client employment partnerships, residential behavioral capacity, new batter intervention programs and technology and advance and probation officer, training programs and a couple of small ones in the budget. our budget from 13-14 to 15-16. it's that large performance grant and the salary increases that are mandated per the contracts and step increases, and bringing up the contracts that were all in process and having them in place for a full year's period of time. our really alignment funds has went down although our population continues to grow, realignment funds went down slightly. sb 678 went up. we have been in discussion with mr. rose's office, and we have -- we're still in the process of negotiating and i hopefully can report back positive news next week. and i stand ready for any questions. >> okay. thank you very much. colleagues any questions at this time? okay. thanks. mr. rose,

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the pmi numbers coming in, but again, the most important number will be the cp be i.inue to hear that our federal reserve is not afraid of a little inflation. they're actually trying to stimulate it, and that's the real wonder, whether or not they'll be behind the yield curve, so to speak. if that starts to happen and gets ahead of them. but they've demonstrated to the world that more concern is on the unemployment number rather than on inflation. as a matter of fact, they continue to fan the embers of inflation to try to get it to reignite to get this market started. so i think that's going to be the most important number. i've got to tell you, there's not a grain in the world that can compare to as beautiful as you are -- [laughter] lori: you guys are killing me. you're all welcome back to join me at my regular shift at 5:00 in the morning eastern time, love to have you. thanks so much. quick note on markets, we're at session highs. the dow's up about 125 points right now. andy richman is still with me, your specialty is fixed income. the economy's supposed to be gr

during a ceremony at the cp academy in sacramento. the first class of canine officers for 2014.ork with their partners and live with them and they are especially trained to help fight drug trafficking. >> we're looking for the drugs coming from the south and going to the north and also money going from the north back down to the south. also from east to west. whatever direction we can try to find interdict these criminals. also that are traveling on the highways of the state of california. >> in addition to sniffing out drugs, the dogs are also trained to take down criminals. and a good job they do. and mother nature doing a good job cooling us down. thank you, mom. >> you feel it and see it in some parts of the bay area this morning. and by this afternoon, we'll see a warm day here, 86 for the sierra nevada. but increasing clouds will bring thunderstorms by monday. will we see any? and how hot will it get today in your back yard? i'll let you know. >>> also next, one of the dodgers' biggest stars shines brightly against the giants. larry biehl has the hi i'm a kid. and us kids

get the kids back in the near future with these kids being dismissed for the cruminal charges, the cpsrges should work pretty well and we should have the kids back in the near future. >> as much as the public empathi empathizes, we all know this case could have ended very differently and very badly. we've seen this spate of children dying after being left in hot cars. does she regret her decision and does she have a message for other moms? >> of course. she's a loving mother, a veteran of the united states air force. she knows she made a mistake that day. but at the time she was in dire straits. she was going through a lot. and she knows she didn't make a wise decision. for other mothers out there, everybody knows you should never leave your kids in the car. but this circumstance is a lot different than these other circumstances that you have. these other cases you have out there, people are intentionally leaving the kids in the car, almost trying to hurt their kids. ms. taylor loves her kids. she had no ill will. that day she was going for a job interview with an insurance agency. and

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. ♪ cps face the nation will be coming your way around 10:30 right here on cbs 36789 joining with usom washington is maryland rate or and cbs news chief washington correspondent bob schieffer. bob, good morning to you. certainly a lot to talk about between conflict in the middle east and also the investigation surround ago this malaysia air liners. we are hearing that some believe that crime scene may be compromised at this point, what can you tell us. >> that is the latest news apparently what are described as drunken separatists, have gone through there, and some reports say have taken some of the black boxes, we do know that they have moved out rather unceremoniously to say the least, the bodies of the many of the survivors, and put them into a railroad cars. we don't necessity what the destinations of the bodies will be or exactly what that is all about. but we will talk about that and other things with secretary of state john kerr think morning on the broadcast. government says that there is overwhelming circumstantial evidence that the russians did supply the miss that will sho

the world's largest publicly traded crude producer in which cp has a 20% stake, has been stationed.tion. an interesting one, because it is not gazpromm. perhaps this is a nod from the obama administration to the european union. u.s. a little bit of maneuverability and a way to escalate sanctions. in the financial sector, we have some news. gazprombank, a big corporate lender. they came out with a statement saying that they will remain financially strong. they have a lot of depositors. finally, a bank, a state development bank, a bailout bank during the financial crisis. they have got their hands and all kinds of deals the route the russian financial sector. one the reasons why we heard the ceo of russia's second-largest saying ise ceo of btb could be very damaging to the russian financial sector. >> thank you very much. more on the story as we go through the morning. the eu is also escalating sanctions. for more, let's bring in caroline in brussels. what did he eu agree on? >> what leaders decided on last night does not match the u.s. go beyond individual sanchez. for the first time

what we are seeing is the cp ands for display ads continue to go down. advertisers are looking for ways to drive more engagements because people don't click on ban ads. advertisers are moving away from native forms of advertising. that sponsored stories, tweets and publishers are taking those display tags and removing them from their sites so this is a very small part of the market. overtime it will impact google. stuart: if it is bad for google is obviously good numbers from twitter. how good are those numbers? how good are they? >> 120% and revenue growth this quarter is impressive and let's not forget that i was here last week talking facebook's revenue growth. you are seeing advertisers start to understand the social space, investing more money in it and it is driving the results they are looking for. stuart: it was a surprise. stuart: we will get 20%. i don't see -- >> it is 33% in after-hours. i don't think anybody predicted that. stuart: kid murphy, appreciate your help on social networking issues. you know what we're talking about. come and see u

i data.waiting for the cp i da a marcon he goes in front of the treasury select committee.perhaps to argue about keeping rates where they are for a more protracted. of time. when you look at the aussie dollar, we have had the minutes from the reserve bank of australia reiterating interest rates -- it will take time to judge impact on interest rates. down in eighth at the moment on the aussie dollar. traders have pared back the best overall in the market in terms of a rate cut coming from australia. inng back to the outlier terms of a rate cut, you can see the momentum overall in the aussie dollar. it will be cpi today. back to you. bloombergo bring you headlines. israeli cabinet has accepted a cease-fire agreement. this follows weeklong fighting between israel and hamas militants. the cease-fire came into effect immediately at 9:00 a.m. local time. several rockets hit the international airport at the libyan capital leaving at least six dead and 25 people injured. rival libyan militias have been fighting for control of the airport since sunday. all flights in and out of the

and these cps companies like hartsell propel,family-owned manufacturer in southwest ohio. and hardsell is part of the dayton aviation economy that dates back to the wright brothers. in fact, it was or develop wright to suggested that the hartzell company build a plane. this company is still here and is still innovating. i think they are part of the spirit of innovation in america that makes america so great. and i am so frustrated that those people here who don't understand that innovation spirit, don't understand what it takes, don't understand that you are hampering really right now almost torturing small businesses by not giving them the certainty and predictability for the export assistance program. these -- this company builds crop-dusting plane propellers and hartzell has grown from about 13% to about 300 people in the last three years. that's because these crop-dusting planes have been sold using the export-import bank and the loans haven't come directly to hartzell. they're part of the ex-im supply chaifnlt but companies like them who make these propellers are impo

and occupation of their country admin their continued last piece and determination, the banner of the cp u.s.a. forever will weigh vacant imperialism and solidarity with the oppressed and exploited in the world. [applause] it is against austerity, which is being spread by the most powerful economic forces around the world. people fight back all over the world. we stand with the people who ran against the threat of war coming mainly from ultra- right, but not only from the ultra right, also from the israeli ruling. we hold higher banner of anti-imperialism and stand with the people of central and south america and a struggle for social justice and for economic and political independence. independence from u.s. corporate dominated, workers and oppressed people of the world unite. [applause] in the ukraine, u.s. policy is joined with those who wave the flag ofism, including two sam's surprise the confederate flag was waved in kiev. those who carried the flag of u.s. slavery are supposed to be our allies in the ukraine? subfloor. [applause] the world has not forgotten what naziism is. it doe

to identify and screen youth at risk of sex trafficking, document it, provide response training for cps workers, require states to submit annual reports on child trafficking to the national child abuse and neglect data systems and require the hhs to report to congress national trafficking -- why is this a federal problem? should not it be done, resolved on a state level? >> guest: both. they are absolutely responses that need to happen on a state level. i'm happy in my state, you know, things have been happening. several years ago we passed state legislation when i was in the state legislature that said that the girls should not be arrested, that they should be treated as victims. so this requires a national response. so the legislation that you see many of us doing, i think there's probably about 14 members of congress both democrats and republicans, that have all joined together to do this. you see us essentially laying the foundation for what i believe over time will be a comprehensive response. so you see my legislation talking about documenting. before you begin to address the prob

of sex trafficking, document and report instances of sex trafficking, provide response training for cpsers, require states to submit annual report on child trafficking to the child abuse and neglect data systems and require dhhs to report to congress national traffic inside the barriers to reading the dems. why is this a federal problem? should not be done -- result in a state-level? >> guest: both. there are responses in the two happen on a state-level. i am happy in my state things have been happening. several years ago we passed a legislation. when i was in the state legislature the girls should not be arrested. they should be treated as the dems. so this requires a national response. legislation is the money by suing, i think probably about 14 members of congress, both democrats and republicans have all joined together to do this. ucs essentially lay in the sun nation for what i believe over time will be a comprehensive response. so you see my legislation tokamak documenting. before you begin to address the problem, you really need to have a better handle on how widespread the probl

eastern, featuring events from watergate on its 40th anniversary, on cp-3. for over 35 years, c-span brings public affairs events from washington directly to you, putting you in the room at congressional hearings, white house events briefings and conferences and offering complete gavel to gavel coverage of the u.s. house, all as a public service of private industry. we're c-span, created by the cable tv industry 35 years ago and brought to you as a public service. watch us in hd, like us on facebook and follow us on twitter. >> "washington journal" continues. host: congressman pearce is a republican from new mexico. many of the recommendations of that working group are included in this new $659 million border bill that was unveiled by house republicans yesterday. can you break down that bill for us, what the $659 million is for and what some of the policy provisions are in that bill? >> basically, the idea is to get children back reunited with their families in their own countries, and then we got to absolutely secure the border. so as you can guess, about t

to identify and screen youth at risk of sex trafficking, document it, provide response training for cps workers, require states to submit annual reports on child trafficking to the national child abuse and neglect data systems and require the hhs to report to congress national trafficking -- why is this a federal problem? should not it be done, resolved on a state level? >> guest: both. they are absolutely responses that need to happen on a state level. i'm happy in my state, you know, things have been happening. several years ago we passed state legislation when i was in the state legislature that said that the girls should not be arrested, that they should be treated as victims. so this requires a national response. so the legislation that you see many of us doing, i think there's probably about 14 members of congress both democrats and republicans, that have all joined together to do this. you see us essentially laying the foundation for what i believe over time will be a comprehensive response. so you see my legislation talking about documenting. before you begin to address the prob

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