i live next to mounting david son and it's actually a nature effort it was planted many years ago. but it is a forest. and you see forestry specialities came to the forest and said it's healthy and good and didn't need anything there's no need to cut anything there. you can see the different points in the city. you don't have to cut trees. and once again about the heshdz. in rose they state health and safety principles open space should be a safe place to live and support the lands and animals and it's totally unhealthy to use chemicals in the city park. it did not qualify as environmental stewardship just a partial list of the facts associated with the chemical that are routine used in mounting david son. there are links to several cancer and number one hoskins and breast cancer and more and more non-industrial scientists are president the chemicals have problems like miscarriages and low sperm will counts and destruction. i think the band is in order on those subjects. the tree cutting because their no non-native it just what small business thinks is growing in some place is one

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she came and she was with her son, david. her adopted son that she adopted from namibia. nna did take time to pose with david on the red carpet. it was just interesting, struck some people, because just last week, you know, she was embroiled in this controversy where she referred to her other son, rocko, using the "n" word. madonna since apologized for that. she said she was using it as a term of endearment. this is the first time we have seen her in public since that scandal that she had just about a week ago. of course, again, she will be performing on the grammy red carpet. i still have quincy jones. >> how do you keep up with all this mess? >> reporter: i don't know. it's just in my head. it's a weirdness. we'll send it back to you, miguel, in new york. it can be a bit of a sickness. too much in my head. >> it's great, honey. >> i love that quincy jones had never heard popping a squat. you're basically writing lyrics for him. brilliant. on the red carpet writing lyrics for quincy jones. >> reporter: quincy jones and i are going to send it back to you and sign off here

we'll hear from conco philips, eli lilly, 3m, exxon mobil, u.p.s., visa, colgate and hardly david sonafter the bell, we hear from visa, amazon and google. just on the earnings front, what do you guys think about it? have we been shy of what we wanted? >> oh, i think a little bit shy of what you expected, exactly. and i think that's the challenge in terms of the equity markets is corporate profits are still rising. they're still growing. they're broad based but maybe our optimism has gotten a little bit ahead of ourselves. >> so as we said earlier, the fed's path is now fairley clear. so what is rattling investors at the moment? >> i think the level of risk is a little bit higher than what people had perceived earlier. it does look like china has started to settle in, but still has some issues. the emerging markets, a lot of questions about those countries that have current account deficits again. and then the political risks like turkey, like argentina. so the risk market has picked up a little bit. investors have to adjust earning he expectation for the risk that evolved in the marke

david seven son -- stevenson. >>> mark is here with to look at how we got to this point. >> we've been locked in the static weather pattern, storms in the pacific but the track is way north. look at the storm falling apart and a good portion of the west coast dry and clear and warm. we know december was very dry. one day of significant rainfall, that was december 6, in january a weak system last weekend, produce a few showers, you can see what happened a dry weather forecast, the forecast is not optimistic. these numbers are very low, look at% of averages -- percent of averages, you can see the total toward eureka, under 6 inches. san diego over 2 inches. that coupled with a low snow back, the numbers for the sierra, around eight to 22%, that was the camera looking toward royal gorge, the dry weather pattern not changing much. we have a few changes for the overnight. areas of low 30s and the coolest weekend day. >> we're supposed to conserve. a new program to help people save water and tom got a chance to see how it worked. >> dave joined the first wave of homeowners to use the smart w

and you'll see parents like stephanie, who tells david muir she's so sure her 4-year-old son doesn't know she has a gun, much more where she placed it. he takes us to the first place where it had been stored. and when she moves the gun, to a truly secret hiding place, we come back one month later. and guess what? he's found that one, too. >> it's up there, mom. >> reporter: josh asked for a flashlight to point out that pump-action shotgun. >> thanks. up there. it's up there. i can't reach it. up there. >> how did you know it was up there? >> why you move it? >> to keep it safe. >> you don't want anybody to take this gun? >> i don't want anyone to touch it. >> reporter: stephanie points out, it is unloaded. but since so many little american children live in homes with guns, or play at their neighbors' with guns, we wondered, how many parents ask the question, what's gun safety in your house?

together with his two sons david trees from around the world paid their final respects is a president shimon peres said sharon was the shoulder that tied the security of israel. prime minister binyamin netanyahu described iran as one of israel's greatest money is sharon was laid to rest and his family farm in the negev desert. his son henri paid tribute to his father a mix of the variant look around you email it to the people gathering around the of a nice motel there thinking you for defending them. how they treasure you for leaving them done and how they love him you have an issue about that and go but don't them charles politics call rise during his lifetime that he'll be remembered as an unyielding defender of his nation. the upcoming syria peace conference in geneva i was the subject of talks in paris on monday. us secretary of state john kerry issued a joint appeal with his russian counterpart sergei led growth they called the ceasefire is in some areas of syria ahead of the geneva talks. he also discussed a possible prisoner exchange between the warring sides and the opening mi

another curious get up - madonna and her son david in gangster garb. but it was katy perry that was the fashion winner of the night with this music printed valentino gown. >> taking hold.shutting down usually stay open despite snow and ice. take a look at this video.from southern minnesota.where they're dealing with high winds, blowing snow, and very low temerpatures. schools there.in chicago.and other parts of the midwest are closed this morning. forecasters say the highs in some places are expected to be double digits below zero in some places. >> the first shark was killed under a controversial new policy in australia. this culling policy is aimed at curbing deadly shark attacks. the western australia government is placing baited hooks on drum lines off popular beaches to kill white, bull and tiger sharks over 10 feet long. the policy is a response to seven deadly shark attacks in australia's southwest in three years. >> we are following the other big stories. a first grade teacher will be in court today, charged with poisoning. we will tell you how

pero muchos son escepticos ante las intenciones de obama... david no mas deportaciones" justamente hoy, la junta de supervisores de san francisco aprobo por unanimidad una resolucion que prohibe las deportaciones... esta es la segunda ciudad, que aprueba una medida de tal magnitud. con esto esperan mandarle un claro mensaje a la casa blanca.. david campos "pero mientras la reforma migratoria llega, es importante no separar a las flias. porque muchas de ellas tal vez podrian beneficierse de esa reforma migratoria" en el 2013 fueron deportados mas de 360 mil inmigrantes, y segun reportes, si esta tendencia continua , para este aÑo la administracion obama pudiera llegar a de dos millones de deportaciones... mayra hernandez "yo creo que no ha hecho nada, todos queremos reforma migratoria porque no queremos que los ninos se separen de sus papas pero yo creo que no ha hecho nada hasta ahora" de las 20 paginas que tenia su discurso, el presidente obama solo le dedico un parrafo a la reforma migratoria... en vivo.... cesar ---y falta menos tiempo para que m

madonna and son david in ralph lauren.y's. and getting this well-done response from pharrell. who is clearly on a roll. chris, great to see you. what is it like to be here? >> we have never been invited before. >> reporter: side by side on the red carpet with legends. >> it's the academy awards for the music business. it's the biggest night of the year for music. >> reporter: and that's "gma's" facebook fish bowl. picking one out? filled with your questions. for sunday's grammy attend eatt. >> who is watching from home? all of my family in louisiana. >> you to do your own hair and makeup? he did it. >> who would you collaborate with? >> ooh, that's a good one. >> good question. >> paul mccartney. robert plant. mozart. sigmund freud. >> do you have a budget for what you wear? oh, no. >> reporter: you don't have to say what the budget is. >> of course, there is always going to be a limit. but if you love something, hope it's free. >> reporter: for "good morning america," chris connelly, abc news, los angeles. >> thank you, c

she brought her son, david, and they wore matching tuxedos. >> people were wondering if -- let's go backse. whoa, whoa, whoa. >> how about the dress, sitting in the audience? it had flowers in the right places, didn't it? darn it, now charlie is going to be talking about beyonce's dress and not mine. >> no, no, i like green. >> he still likes yours, nancy. what are people talking about this morning? >> of course, that performance you just saw and beyonce and jay-z. katy perry's dress. oh, my gosh, it was perfect katy perry. the way that she walked up in that dress, she just looked like an angel flowing everywhere but then it had the whimsical musical notes on the dress and katy giving that little bit of edge. and, of course, macklemore and ryan lewis and that performance. it will go down in history. they were the first rap performer to win best new artist since 1999. macklemore said it was about pushing the genre and challenging listeners. when you see two white dudes rapping about gay marriage, people pause and say, wait a minute, this isn't hip hop. he believes hip is about, as he said

telling editor, david remnick, if he had a son, he wouldn't let them play football, for fear of concussions. he also revealed new details of his own views on marijuana. calling pot use a vice, but adding, "i don't think it is more dangerous than alcohol." >> i, barack hussein obama, do solemnly swear. >> reporter: five years ago, vowing change. >> let us brave once more the icy currents and endure what storms may come. >> reporter: come those storms did. last year alone saw a controversy over nsa spying, a government shutdown, and the botched rollout of health care reform. and now battered by those struggles, a more realistic obama, did he say describing himself as swimming upstream, admitting he may end his second term without accomplishing some of his biggest goals. obama likens himself to a relay swimmer in a river full of rapids. he says at the end of the day, we're part of a long-running story. we just try to get our paragraph right, as he talks about reducing income inequality. it's a goal that he's recently made a hallmark of his second term. >> we want to restore the essential promi

. >> joe spokes with his family, wife laurie, sons alex, aaron and zeke and brother david, about howhe wanted to be cared for and how he wanted to die. >> if i got pneumonia i would probably good to the hospital if it's a treatable condition. if it's cancer related, i don't want to be away from here. i can see and feel people going gosh why is he not going to do everything he can? i am doing everything i can. i'm doing everything i think is best for everybody involved, myself and the family and i knew for me, for joe, that it was my way to go. >> the kind of death joe nire envisions is rare. despite surveys showing most americans would prefer to die at home, more than two-thirds die in a hospital or nursing home. many after stays in an intensive care unit like this one at boston's beth israel deconess. >> probable bacterial meningitis, along with a whole bunch of other lab abnormalities. temp 103. daughter here, her husband does not understand that she's doing very badly. >> so it sounds operates serious. >> today dr. asha anandire and her team is treating a 60-year-old woman with mu

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this is from a man called david wheeler this is what he said about his son ben who was killed at theandy hook massacre. what he felt it should say to americans about guns in america. >> liberty of any person to own a military style assault weapon and high capacity magazine and keep them in their home is second to the right of my son to his life. let's honor the founding documents and get our priorities straight. >> senator dahm, do you agree with him that his son's right to liz wife should supersede the right of an american to own a military style assault weapon or high capacity magazine? >> i believe that his son has his right to life and it's saddening there was not someone there to protect -- >> is his son's right to life more important than an american's right to own a military style assault weapon as he said. >> see, the problem -- >> yes or no. >> the problem here is, you don't understand what rights are you said a moment ago, you're fine with people having a shotgun -- >> i'm confused about what you think you think your rights are 37 there's a sandy hook father who lost his yo

david? >> i am reluctant to think he will. it is not his nature. has used his son. not as much as i would like to see. >> former defense secretary bob gates suggested the obama white house is the most insular since the nixon white house. is that a fair assessment? >> i cannot speak historically. i would doubt that it is the most insular. we have gone through some insular times. too insular, yes. i have not made it any secret that i think the more engaged, the more creatively involved they are, that the members of congress, the members of the media, and members of all stripes in washington, serves them well. you have got to being gauged. you have got to be engaged. the more you are engaged, the more likely you will have the relationship that you will need to move legislation. >> do you see any encouraging signs that this is changing? >> i have to say the chief of staff who used to work with me is phenomenal. he is on the hill a lot. he gets great remarks from members of both parties. i think he has done what i would like to see more of. >> let me ask you, as a politi

in new jersey, that david wildstein owned, he sold it after i left, he sold it in 2007, and hi sold it to probably chris christie's biggest mortal enemy in all of politics, the son of chris christie's mortal enemy, kushner. that's who david wildstein sold his media enterprise to. >> so the point here is that, if you're thinking bridgette kelly is kind of sending up flags at "the new york times" saying, i'm still here, boss, i'm a loyal soldier, and you're expecting loyalty, david wildstein has sent no such signals and there's no reason to expect that he would be loyal. >> he sent the exact opposite signals now, twice. and again, i don't -- and the other thing, the giveaway is, when all of this started last week, when you had the subpoenas from david wildstein went public and implicated one of the people and there was bill stethian, the night before all that hit in the press, christie's announced stethian's his choice to be the -- >> he doesn't do that. >> i want to bring in new jersey assemblywoman, valerie huddle, a democrat who represents the area around ft. lee. my big question to you is, the port authority. there was a great quip, i think it was matt iglesia

this is about a fair music business for my son's band and for those students i'm teaching, their bands in the future. there onan davidechnology may actually be harming the music industry. you be the judge. that brings today's broadcast to a close. you can continue watching bbc and get constant upstate -- updates around the world. youall of us here, thank for watching, and please tune in tomorrow. i will see you back here. >> make sense of international news at bbc.com/news. >> funding of this presentation is made possible by the freeman foundation, newman's own foundation, giving all profits to charity in pursuingrsuring th -- the common good for over 30 years, and union bank. >> for nearly 150 years, we have believed that commercial banks owed clients strength, stability, security. we believe in keeping lending standards high, capital ratios, high, credit ratings, high. companies expected it then. companies expect it now. doing right. it is just good business. union bank. >> captioning sponsored by macneil/lehrer productions >> ifill: in switzerland today, diplomats arrived by the dozens to kick off talks aimed at s

. >> this is my son david. >> hi, david. >> his parka is from l.l. bean for $120. are you warm?k how thin this is. >> it's so thin. >> i want you to show how that rolls up. it turns into a pillow for a plane. >> so you can pack it easily if you're going somewhere, too. >> this is the new technology. >> but you've been out here for a little while, it does keep you warm? >> yeah. >> even that thin. >> that's $120. and they also have a uni glow for about 70s. you'll see it in different stores and we have my son juda. he is wearing boots. >> your feet get cold so quickly. >> and you're 11. >> hi. >> she is wearing boots for $160. they're way cool looking. >> they are. it almost looks like a wet suit for surfing. >> yeah and the kid rocket ones for $65. you know you have kids they want to be outside skiing, sledding. this is the most important investment. >> and keep them warm and dry. and most of you have your hats or hoods on. >> you just turned 28 today. >> happy birthday. >> she is wearing a squall hat and you have to see these gloves from north face. >> love the touch gloves. th

david mcgee, said the u.s. government should make a similar public admission to iran in a bid to win levin son's release. >> thereno further value in continuing to deny what everyone in this world knows to be the truth. >> reporter: so if the u.s. could come full face and say, yes, he worked for the c.i.a., that might be enough of a show of good faith that the iranians would respond? is. >> that's our hope. ,, levinson has had no direct contact with his family since his capture in march, 2007. in 2010, these documents purporting the detail levin son's arrest and depension in iran were anonymously e-mailed to his wife. she later received these pictures and a short videotape. >> i've been held here for three and a half years. i am not in very good health. >> reporter: the video sparked hope he'd soon be released. >> leads were followed up and investigations were made but we have not got any new information about that. >> reporter: no further videos have arrived? >> no. >> reporter: no further photos? >> nope. >> reporter: do you think he's alive? >> i do believe he's alive. >> reporter: intelligence sources agree l

madonna had her son david on the red carpet with her. grill for my birthday. i've never seen madonna upstaged. she's looking at that kid like, wait until i get you home. very funny moment. >> that is what's trending today. >>> meanwhile, the surviving beatles played a big role in the show, as well. and nbc's kate snow recently caught up with ringo starr. kate, good morning to you. >> good morning, matt. paul mccartney and ringo starr brought down the house with a surprise appearance together. yoko ono dancing in the aisles. they took home a lifetime achievement award five decades after their unexpected rise of fame in the u.s. >> reporter: 50 years later, fans were cheering for the beatles all over again. and in los angeles last week, director david lynch's foundation gave ringo a lifetime of peace and love award. >> how great it would be if there was more peace and love. >> words he'd like all of us to remember as we mark 50 years of the beatles. >> can you believe it's been 50 years? >> no. i'm 24. >> aren't we all? >> yeah. >> reporte

we sons of kibia believe earthly justice failed. after the killing, david bengurion didn't punish shinerman. he honored him by giving him a hebrew name. today, many israeli still admire sharon's ruthlessness? >> they killed us. they came against us. he was strong enough to fight against people who want to kill us. >> sharon was controversial in life and remained pollarizing even in death. al jazeera, jerusalem. >> an earthquake devastated the island nation. a ceremony was held. more than 100,000 people lost their lives in that quake in 2010. many are still trying to rebuild. about half a million people still live in crowded tent camps. yankees baseball store alex rodriguez stands by claims he never used performance enhancing drugs. today, tony bosch called him a liar in a "60 minutes" interview. he said he injected the slugger. he said he wanted to be the only player to hit 800 home runs. yesterday. you can hear some of that interview coming up later troubled women turn their lives around. it not only rehab i thinktates them but employees them. ramon johnso

son of a neighbor.. >> i know the family. it's a good family. >> tonight david allen douglas remains in custody held on $4 million bail facing charges of kidnapping and possibly sexually abusing a 7-year-old girl. she'd been staying in this home. >> he's a nice guy. i don't know. you know? extreme crazy? i don't know. it's odd. >> police tell us douglas had been stalking children in this parking lot on thursday and friday. that is when he followed the victim and her mother and abducted her from in front of her home. they found douglas only because roxanna ramirez saw the amber alert and spotted the car in the marina. >> being nosey led us to this little girl. it's okay to be nosey. back in the walmart parking lot there was no additional security and plenty of wary customers. >> no more security. no more anything. they should do something. >> i'm going to hold her hand tight. we're going to go in, and go home. >> nothing new from police and no word yet on an arraignment for david allen douglas. >> a not guilty plea from a man accused of murdering a priest. gary l

son of a neighbor.. >> i know the family. it's a good family. >> tonight david allen douglas remains in custody held on $4 million bail facing charges of kidnapping and possibly sexually abusing a 7-year-old girl. she'd been staying in this home. >> he's a nice guy. i don't know. you know? extreme crazy? i don't know. it's odd. >> police tell us douglas had been stalking children in this parking lot on thursday and friday. that is when he followed the victim and her mother and abducted her from in front of her home. they found douglas only because roxanna ramirez saw the amber alert and spotted the car in the marina. >> being nosey led us to this little girl. it's okay to be nosey. back in the walmart parking lot there was no additional security and plenty of wary customers. >> no more security. no more anything. they should do something. >> i'm going to hold her hand tight. we're going to go in, and go home. >> nothing new from police and no word yet on an arraignment for david allen douglas. >> a not guilty plea from a man accused of murdering a priest. gary l

. >> we have take-two interactive grand scheft auto and when david plays with his son, grand theft autof he likes to be the assassin or murderer, a billion dollar weekend and i want to find out how it happens and he's an intellectual who spends a lot of time thinking about this stuff and i can't wait to interview. >> electronic arts having a nice morning on the new consoles driving sales. >> this is an industry that i'm not that close to and this man is going to unlock the door for meef. >> all right, jim, we'll see you tonight and enjoy the weekend and the football. "mad money" tonight 6:00 and 11:00 and simon is here to tell us what's going on at 10:00. >>> we'll talk about u.p.s. and what that means moving forward and the latest analysis on apple's big launch in china and also as we await, of course, the president with his speech on security and the nsa, the former white house cyberadviser will join us live that's hour two of "squawk on the street" heading into a long weekend. nnouncer ] d of energy is so abundant, it can help provide the power for all this? natural gas. ♪ more than

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david sees the video on the news but still doesn't realize it's her son. as she told ann curry with nbc news. >> i was like i knew that ain't my child. i just kept saying i know that ain't my child. i was like oh, my god. i didn't know until the next morning until the police came knocking on my door. >> when they confirmed it was your son. >> it was my child. >> the guy who saved him, the young immigrant. have you met him? >> no. i never got to meet him. >> what would you like to say to him? >> i would like to tell him thank you. >> no charges are filed against the babysitter or boyfriend after finding there was no intent to cause harm. she is taking steps to make sure nothing as frightening as this happens in her laundromat including pointing out what seems obvious to most. >> i'm going to put up a real professional sign. when i first call the sign company and told them i want to put up this sign, they was laughing at me. they said, you're wasting your money. there's no need to put up this sign. it's common sense. everybody know washers are only for washi

de la ciudad y dicen que proyectos como este son parte de la solucion 28:57 y es que 21 de ellos murieron, el numero mas alto en los ultimos seis anos.... davidfrancisco el hecho de que hemos tenido tanta fatalidad tanta muerte de peatones de ciclistas en los ultimos meses indica la necesidad de esta clase de proyecto el costo total fue de 28 millones de dolares e incluyo el cambio de tuberia subterranea de aguas negras. un proyecto que sigue es la calle potrero desde la 16 hasta cesar chavez a pesar de las mejoras, algunos se mantienen escepticos de que traeran cambios.... bueno el limite aqui es 25 y pasan a 40 millas por hora hector castillo/residente de san francisco. pueden reducir mas el espacio pero si la gente no quiere entender que deben manejar a un limite, no importa si son dos carriles, si son tres o si son cuatro pilar nino noticiero telemundo 48 topvo blanca topvo blanca ---los trabajos de demolicion del antiguo tramo oriental del puente de la bahia van atrasados por 2 meses. ---la agencia estatal "caltrans" informo que la meticulosa desmantelacio n de la estructura debio haber comenzado en julio, pero por los retrasos en la ape

i wouldn't want my son or daughter -- david gregory. you served in the white house and you saw it.was such an excruciating eight years for the bush family because george w. all of the things that this country went through over those eight years. >> i think that is exactly right and i think nicole has it exactly right. this is a mother who watched her husband go through the wringer and to see her son go through that and why would she want her other son go through that? one of the reasons i think it gets attraction not because it's barbara bush and she has always spoken her mom, i think jeb bush has had a fair amount of reluctance about jumping into this for a fair amount of time. he wrote his book and was widely seen as positioning himself and he didn't seem to embrace that. maybe he is getting closer to it. as i talk to republicans up on the capitol hill they talk a lot about jeb bush and think the action is among the current and former governors and he is a guy who could certainly pull it altogether. it's quite interesting we seem to be getting to a place of greater acceptance abo

son, jack. >>> seth myers graces the first 2014 cover of "time" magazine, talking about his new late-night show, he cited major comedians, like david letterman, conan o'brien and jimmy fallon who started their late-night gigs on the 12:35 timeslot before him on nbc. >>> i'm betty nguyen, this is "early today," we hope it's just your first stop of the day on nbc. >>> leading the news in the san jose mercury news, california legal immigrants can get law licenses, state supreme court rules. it was a unanimous decision bn the court saying there was no reason to block one man's pursuit to become a lawyer, even though he's not yet a citizen. >>> and on nbc news.com, internet search for time travelers turns up -- nothing this time. really? you don't think? scientists say they might miss hints of information flowing backward in time, including a simple oversight to the influence of -- get this -- a cosmic chronology protection agency, we'll keep you posted on that. >>> in the news, florida congressman trey radel will return to work on capitol hill next week. it will be the republican's first time back at work since being charged with posse

son, and the holy spirit. >> reporter: the exorcist says this man, david from norway, is possessed by four demons., is sarcastic and mocking. >> are you bob the builder? [ laughter ] >> you have mocked the servant of god. you will be struck with judgment for mocking the servant of god. >> reporter: another demon, says larson, is named leviathan, who is dangerous and mean. >> out of the way, leviathan. >> take you down down down down. >> you're not take me anywhere. you're the one who's going down. >> we will tear you apart bit by bit and dogs will eat your flesh. >> i call the hounds of hell to come now and begin to eat your flesh. >> reporter: tomorrow these exchanges could be seen as dramatic performances, or conversations better suited between a psychiatrist and patient. either way, it's hard not to be disturbed while watching. >> say we break the curse. say it, leviathan. >> we will make the curse ten times worse. >> judgment strikes you. judgment strikes you. >> we will kill everyone. >> reporter: it took over an hour, but the exorcist said he was successfully able to rid david of his demons

david r. with the south republican willie brown percent is the son of phil roberson recently made news regarding homophobic statements in the news. when >> jacqueline: and loam mix of high level and low-level clouds. remaining mild with the upper 60s in places like livermore 63 also in san francisco. the cloud coverage will help us stay warmer overnight. quinn is still moving to the north of us and we really haven't seen anything else out there today. so into tomorrow thursday morning that is when the rain will move through. touche three- quarters of running and the north bay hills. up to a quarter inch of rain bayside and we expect about a 10th of inch of rain. >> catherine: now she is talking about how she nearly died in has a message for teenagers. the first out engineers made actually tried to build no was art. >> catherine: been found safe on the peninsula.after being reported as missing. kron4's will tran has the >> reporter: they say he was upset with his father over some dispute with a cell phone and that is the very latest. >> catherine: the victim died from his injuries and other news

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david chiu: thank you. any other members of the p be who wish to speak? general public comment? mam, please step up. speaker: good evening, supervisors. my name is jackie brie son. jakkee. i'm here to raise the issue of divorce that you have not heard where it comes to vulnerable populations which are housed nr: this vulnerable population is housed at taxpayers expense. the people in so-called supportive housing who are being evicted left, right, front and center because there are no protections for them. there are a number of non-profits which are taking taxpayers money and can't even both being in compliance with the administrative code which requires that there be a minimum of two designated public board of directors meetings per year and the notices of said meetings be filed with the clerk of the board of supervisors and my personal favorite, the government document in the public library. yet, these very same non-profits who shall remain unnamed are crying poor mouth. their rents are going up. they are talking about how they need to purchase buildings and get taxpayers money. but i'm saying that first and foremost they need to come in compliance. that is th

david: they're doing off the record trades, literally trillions of dollars worth that your son and othersul and others want an accounting for. ben bernanke spoke to issue of accounting. he said that is not necessarily. we already have accounting. i think we can play the sound bite and get your reaction to it. >> contrary to what is sometimes asserted, all of the fed transactions operations are subjected to regular intensive audits by the government accountability office, the gao, an independent inspector general and a private accounting firm as well as by our own internal auditors. david: ron paul, ben bernanke says we don't need an audit, we're already doing it. what do you say? >> he doesn't reassure me, when i ask for more information i never got it. i should have been allowed to go to fomc meeting and listen to what they talk about. i like to know what they do overseas and how they spent the money. that is a very misleading statement all this is audited. that just is not true that that type of oversight exists. they cling to, and they demand this secrecy. and it is going to continue.

david coke. the white house has been making an efforts of its own to reach young people, including reminding them of one easy way they can get insurance. >> young people can stay son their parents plan until the they reach 26. >> john burnsteel is with the ad agency in louisville that put together the ad campaign. engage the kentuckians they're meant to represent. >> her name is vanessa. if i'm in that situation, what's the co-insurance, what's the co-pay? >> how tough did is it to go after in group? >> well, they're consuming a lot of media, there's plenty of time to get in touch with them but they're a distracted audience. they are looking at multiple types of screens. we can get to them but it's a challenge. >> what happens if the young invins inlinvincibles don't anse president's call? i would like your reaction to some of these outlandish videos. uncle sam giving prostate exams. have you seen some of these? >> i think they are outrageous. for one thing, everyone should have health insurance whether through obamacare or elsewhere. if you don't you risk are financial ruin. they are using young people as pawns and putting them many substantially at risk. i think

include the fifteen hundred to make like son has applied for asylum in britain but the un has asked for a movement of love and chaos of commitment and intestinal david cameron has cooled the uk series friends and he's caught this event. the crisis upon tyne in recognition of that we've had that the uk would respond in this city our team london russia's foreign ministry says the reluctance of the syrian opposition take part in key stocks is the main obstacle on the way to end the bloodshed that says a major donors conference is taking place in calais as part of the un appeal to raise six point five billion dollars for struggling syrian civilians the largest aid appeal in the organization's history but it's also claimed that the refugee crisis is being used by some countries to push their own age and is in syria. he loves me and ignore them is convenient and then and it's been called to the window when it's going to play in the longer the game that they really don't have any yet. us saying anything like that don't give asylum to the refugees of villa be no more noble or emergency it's that gives the whole city and a few more often emphasis when you ha

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