lavorini doyle also operated in downtown oakland. in oakland terry mcsweeney, nbc bay area news. >>> the search continues for three men who shot into a fremont home with a couple and their newborn inside. it happened yesterday afternoon. this was part of our breaking news coverage. the mother was grazed by a bullet and dropped her baby amidst the kayos. the baby is still in the hospital this evening with a serious injury. however, both mom and daughter are expected to be okay. the father says he was the intended target and it all stems from a family dispute. >>> so what happened inside this home? that's what investigators in pittsburg are trying to figure out after an explosion early this morning. sky ranger overhead capturing the home on linshee drive. a man suffering severe burns. he later died. >>> a person riding a bike. you see that there? he tosses a molotov koktd'll at a house and it explodes. san jose police and arson investigators are on the hunt for this bicyclist, who may be linked to two molotov attacks this week alone. n

doyle got out and we signed up most of our team for the state of new hampshire so we are making good progress. >> governor, at least one of your former supporters has dropped his support, claiming you have not articulated well enough on the specific issues. how do you respond to that? gov. bush: i cannot get 100% of the votes. yes. >> along the lines of the first question, we are talking only five minutes compared to a lot of other -- gov. bush: how many hands have i shaken? i have shaken a lot. i will be back a lot. i have got a campaign that is all across the country. i am campaigning in iowa. and i campaigned in south carolina, in california, new york. there is a lot of country to cover. but i think our strategy is going to work in the state of new hampshire. look, i understand new hampshire politics. and i understand people want their hands shaken and people to look them in the eye and ask for their vote. that is exactly what i have done. how many people's hands have i shaken? how big is the crowd? i feel like we are making good progress. >> are you surprised to see mccain and br

according to the bay area news group, doyle offered to buy two young girls for $30,000. the state attorney general's office moved to revoke doyle's dental license saying the allegations gave state prosecutors grave concerns about him interacting with children. >>> this is not what anybody expected to see on the freeway in santa clara. it shows a man riding his long board. he's going across five lanes of traffic during the evening rush hour. eric walker captured this dangerous stunt on his car's dash cam on tuesday. he said it happened on northbound 280 near the saratoga avenue exit. >> the guy put other lives at danger. there could have been a severe wreck. >> the chp says an officer saw the long border from a distance and over speakers told him to stay off the freeway but the man got away otherwise he would have gotten a citation. >>> democratic candidates are heavily campaigning in south carolina ahead of the primary. one candidate is getting a little help from singer john legend. >> we currently have a president who embarrasses this great nation every single day with

sickle this is the theme in partially to set their post-election stall in the irish parliament the doyle 450000 people did vote for finnick in this election just come by not many fewer than 15 of all not all that many fewer than should fame and much more than any other party or group of independents in this house and those 450000 people didn't vote against change they voted to say that they were satisfied with some of the changes that have taken place in the past 2 years what they wanted more change in other areas not least in health and housing some of them thought they did a good job in the round. and there people who shared our vision and shared our values and agreed with our policies and agreed with our ideas and we will honor that mandate and i hope that others will recognize that while we may be diminished a mandation fortune $50000.00 votes is not a small one so suggesting some to today that we step aside. that we abstain that we somehow allow others to form a government we will not do that we believe that the next government must be based on the belief that steve action is requir

doyle recommends using disinfecting wipes for things like your bag, your keys and of course your cell phone. happy cleaning. in the kgo newsroom, i'm kate larsen, abc7 news. >> and we know you have a lot of questions about coronavirus. so we dedicated a page of our website to all of our stories about it. this is at abc7news.com. you'll find the latest updates as well as advice on how to prepare. we have lots of practical information that you can read and share with your friends to get the word out about what really makes a difference when it comes to protecting your health and your family. every day we update our main story with the latest developments. if you just want the big headlines, this is the place to go. we update this every day around noon. you can also download the abc7 news app to get breaking news sent directly to your phone. we let you customize for the topics and places you're interested in so you only get the news you need. >>> this week is all about bart. when it comes to our efforts to building a better bay area, do you know it's one of only 27 transit agencies opera

doyle gave the board an accurate read.d breen is like this is not a temporary ceo i think he wants a shot at fixing it. i know the sales were down, there was no lever am. i thi lever am if you own the stock they have china exposure they have nobody who has coronavirus who works in china exposure 13 facilities in china can't get them running at the speed you want i think this is good metaphor, running with a third of the people showing up. one of the reasons it's so hard to show up the chinese don't want you to leave your place and you have a lot of people working at home which is why zoom should continue to go up but i believe that being full time it is fantastic. >> you do? >> it's not that often we see a ceo and cfo dismissed, thank you very much obviously breen very involved with the company. some believe he's more of a company who deals with all the things he did when he was running dupont, the merger, the divestitures and the running of the portfolio so to speak to maximize value this is a day to day nuts and bolts jo

the company -- chemical company has removed ceo mark doyle and the cfo. rolether cementing as the architect of dupont past and future. he oversaw the merger with dow chemical and the subsequent split. dupont is in the middle of an efficiency drive. shares of intel side are soaring. appaloosa hedge fund has taken a stake in the company. they want more money for the proposal which involves giving up some of its airwaves. the company considered filing for chapter 11 bankruptcy over the matter. that is your business flash update. french train maker alstom has agreed to by the rail unit of the barnier 46 $.7 billion. this makes them the clear second and rail equipment behind chin'' s company. for more, we have miriam on the line. previouslyn alstom make an attempt to bulk up. they didn't because of antitrust concerns. how do we know this will go through? >> there is still a bit of a cloud in the deal, and it is down to antitrust. in this particular case, the parties are a lot more confident that this deal will get over the line, cleared by the commission, just

i understand that he of vermont doesn't know how to lead the world in getting off rogers and doyle and moving toward normal energy as fast as possible the planet will be unlivable for organisms like us. legs shut down vermont yankee in 2012 the promise there we may be sure that initially scheana cleans up the masts and much of our governor who's going to move us to removal energy and move to his shane energy future let's vote for change on november 2nd thank you so much. peter shall. do solemnly swear that i will be true and faithful to the state of vermont. where there will be true and faithful to the state of vermont. federal regulators now say that her mind yankee is fit to be open for another 20 years our jeanne a bowler joins us now with the latest on this gina kristen late this afternoon in a conference call the n.r.c. clear regulatory commission and now said they voted to extend for model employees license the n.r.c. says it will formally issue with new license and a matter of but under vermont law the public service board and the legislature must also approve a license extensio

doyle offered to buy two young girls for $30,000. the state attorney general's office moved to revoke doyle's dental license saying the allegations gave state prosecutors grave concerns about him interacting with this video. it is crazy. a man riding his long board across five lanes of freeway traffic. dash cam video shows him dodging cars on northbound 280 during rush hour on tuesday. amanda del castillo spoke with the man who captured this video. >> reporter: bay area native eric walker says his commute home is always a bit unpredictable but he never imagined his dash cam would catch this dangerously bizarre stunt. >> the expectation was not a long border in the middle of the highway. >> reporter: watch closely. the man is not fully visible to walker or the camera until he rides into the fast lane. this happened before 5:30 p.m. on tuesday on northbound 280 near the saratoga exit. the chp is not amused. >> it's not only reckless and ingerous but it'sh the arocated the man from the distance and over speakers told him to stay off the

cassidy lavorini-doyle practiced oral surgery in dublin, oakland, and others. the bay area news group is reporting that police began investigating him in december after he allegedly offered a woman in walnut creek, $30,000 for her two young girls. police say a search of his home uncovered hundreds of child pornography videos, including one where the doctor allegedly a 10-year-old girl. police found evidence that he arranged to have young girls delivered to him in the bay area. dr. cassidy lavorini-doyle is in the martinez jail, awaiting trial on charges of human trafficking, child pornography, and attempted kidnapping. >>> ktvu news at 6:30, starts with an arrest of a man accused of assaulting an elderly man. >>> will derek carr be with the raiders next season? coach jon gruden talks to us about a starting quarterback. >>> there is an action being taken by law enforcement over the disparity of tickets being given in the bay area. vo: mike bloomberg supported stop and frisk as the republican mayor of new york city. bloomberg: they are male, minorities, 16 to 25,

cassidy lavorini-doyle when they say he tried to buy a mother's two small girls for $30,000. the investigation uncovered a link to human trafficking and using a minor for a sex act and child pornography. authorities later arrested him after he returned from a trip overseas they believed involved sex with underaged girls. >>> a bankruptcy judge says he'll issue a ruling on whether fema and other agencies can turn into the $13 billion fund for wildfire victims, part of pg&e's bankruptcy settlement deal. agencies are arguing they're owed $4 billion for wildfire response efforts. the clock ticks down on plans to emerge from bankruptcy. >>> focusing on people in fremont struggling to make it in the bay. homeless people living in rvs back in front of the tesla factory after being forced to move. the east bay times says the city told those people they now have one month before they are permanently removed. fremont councilmembers are still trying to find secure sites possibly in the parking lot behind fremont city hall. >>> so far so good when it comes to a car ban on mark street. >>

california pass a short doyle act in 1957 to fund community mental help service. federal government pushing this forward as well. president candidate envision a system in which in his words the reliance on the cold mercy of custodial isolation will be supplemented by the open warmth of community concerns. state mental hospitals with a promise of community and mental health. laws were changed and made it harder to compel mental health treatment as well. and critically often forgotten in 1975, the u.s. supreme court's decision ocw o' conner verses donaldson verses that mental illness alone can't justify locking up a person against their will. the impact, the de facto of mental health and institutions and patients and their family left with inadequate options to get the mental healthcare they need it. liberals and conservatives blame one another for these failures. historically speaking though, both are right. it is time to stop pointing fingers and join hands in a transformational solution. [ applause ] >> let's talk about that. a once in a lifetime of our medical s

let me bring in karen doyle from the movement forjustice., why should they be allowed to stay here? britain, not british, why should they be allowed to stay here ?|j think if the notion ofjustice means anything, they have all been given a sentence can is meant to write with their crime. they have said that sentence, most of them have served an additional sentence in immigration detention. many came as children and if you have a piece of paper that says you are a british citizen, you get a second chance in life that these detainees are not getting a second chance. i think thatis getting a second chance. i think that is a problem. it's a triple punishment. do you want the rapists and murderers to stay as well?|j think and murderers to stay as well?” think every case has to be considered individually. what you think about people who are rapists or murderers and due to be on this right? i think a justice system should providejustice. ithink every case should be considered individually in each one of those headline convictions contains an individ

. >> reporter: doyle lance's family has been farming barrelly for more than a century. >> give it a bigter: this is what it's all about? >> what it's all about. no barley, no beer. >> reporter: how much do you make a beer? >> about a penny a beer. >> reporter: all of this for a penny a beer. >> reporter: that's about the same as what his grandfather made. >> i'm pretty sure if the cost of your alcohol is going up, it's not in north dakota so much. how about the distillers, while many believe their cans are the coldest, it's hard to find anyone calling themselves the cheapest. we found the makers of america's alcohol actually have not hiked their prices. at least not more than inflation. the proof is in a store like this, where people buy liquor for home. the price you pay for the same drink at a bar or restaurant, up 63%. and you can't blame the people that sell the alcohol to the bars and restaurants, either.

sea jewel together there are certain people there are not too loyal to your party to find out who is doyle to austin who is not because this is new to game and we saw that in the past few days there is a lot of people in the world why they are playing with up with the fire and this is very dangerous for us so we need now to come together to discuss together to find out what where you are go where we are where we are going it's very situations that when i see no the other parties they are keeping it likely they are seeking revenge from us no it's could have been in any party in this time or in the in the politics or history but as i say the time now we really need to come together to write or to draw award mob for the next future. the molly in president has revealed that his administration's made contact with islamist leaders in these countries conflict stricken north in an effort to try to end the deadly violence been sweeping the region there ibrahim boubacar caters admission to french journalists comes shortly after paris said it will be sending 600 more troops to west africa shiela do b

the electoral politics since independence i'm joined now by the party that won the most seats in the doyleif not the popular vote fianna for better again drew former minister and a member of the european parliament joins me from strasburg would you do you make of this huge defeat even though you won in the door well well look it's a classic case of the people have spoken but nobody's really sure what they've said so we are now in a state of flux there's no doubt that the political landscape has been redrawn for the 1st time in many many years and so have now to. present themselves as a alternative government but the numbers simply aren't there so for a fee to fall we're in a terrible position whereby government just in a gale doesn't represent change government which in fain would cause mutiny within our party another election isn't exactly possible either so it's a case of least worst options at the moment ok i'll get to know what happens next but isn't the problem. with. the you he is completely in the nation is associated with that when you wade graces its closeness to bill that anglo-i

lindsay doyle has been there today. has been any other use of this drug and if anyone has purchased the drug and if anyone has purchased the drug and if anyone has purchased the drug and they have not taken in, please destroy it as soon as possible. you do not know what we're with at the moment. precautions in regards —— investigations in regards to toxicology are taking place but they are not completed yet so please keepin they are not completed yet so please keep in mind what you have in possession. emergency crews dealing with a major fire at a bakery in west yorkshire have told people living nearby to keep their doors and windows closed — in case asbestos is escaping. around 140 firefighters have been tackling the blaze in wakefield, which broke out early this afternoon. a mother and her son have appeared in court charged in relation to the burglary of entrepreneur and heiress tamara ecclestone. jewellery believed to be valued at around 50 million was stolen from the daugher of bernie ecclestone at her london home i

lindsay doyle has been there today.ek wootton. it was early this afternoon that reports came through, that tragically a 19—year—old man had died, and a 22—year—old woman is seriously ill in hospital, after taking the illegal drug mdma. now, we know that they were attending a student event at the assembly in leamington spa. the police are stressing they don't know if the drug was purchased in the assembly or whether it was bought outside, but there are deep concerns that there may be other young people who have bought the drug, have taken the drug, and the police are asking them to please seek help if they are feeling unwell. we are working with partners to try and identify if there have been any other users of this drug last nights. what i would say if anybody has purchased this drug and they have it in their possession, they haven't taken it, please destroy it as soon as possible. obviously we don't know what we are dealing with at the moment, the necessary is being taken into account in relation to toxicology, etc but

rule should be abided with all right tim costello with the latest inside syria and thank you chris doyle is a syria researcher he believes it will be difficult for the syrian government to maintain control over the highway. it has been out of the syrian regime's control since 2012 of course it's recaptured parts of it so where it's confirmed that it holds this vital artery it would be a crucial part of the regime's narrative that it's winning the war against the rebel opposition that it's returning life to normal and it will mean that goods and traffic who return along this highway which will make it much easier than the route that they have absolute for example out of aleppo to the southeast which is a very long detour but of course a word of caution i mean securing the highway right now quite rightly that is perhaps not completely under the regime control is one thing holding it will be another it will be vulnerable and it will be vulnerable until really the majority of the province of it is under the syrian regime's control so it's obviously for the regime this is a positive move forw

the chemical company has removed the ceo mark doyle and its finance chief.een will run the company. he oversaw the merger with dow chemical and the subsequent split into three companies. dupont is in the midst of an efficiency drive. cut renault's to jump. firstt just posted its annual operating loss. that is your business flash update. zuckerberg calling for more regulation. after years of the facebook ceo lobbying against it, he is now pleading for new rules. for more, let's bring in sarah miller, executive director of the american economic liberties project. also, cochair of freedom from facebook, progressive groups who brought the idea of breaking up facebook into the mainstream. thank you for joining us do you put any stock when a tech ceo goes to government and says, please, more regulation? >> no. we have seen this before. we want to see basically government take what mark zuckerberg is saying and largely do the opposite. it is a roadmap for what we don't want to do. they are trying shape the narrative and lay the parameters. if you look at the white

california passed a short doyle act in 1957 to fund community mental health services. federal government, too, pushed this worthy cause ford as well. president kennedy envisioned a system which in his words the reliance on the cold mercy of custodial isolation will be supplemented, he said, will be supplemented by the open warmth, open warmth of community concern. state mental hospitals were closed, but the promise of community mental health was never fully realized. states were burdened now with the responsibility, but provided little in the way of support. laws were changed that made it harder to compel mental health treatment as well. and ronald reagan signed an act in 1967 designed to end the inappropriate lifetime commitment of people with mental illness and critically, often forgotten, in 1975, the u.s. supreme court decision o'connor versus donaldson ruled that mental illness alone cannot justify a state locking a person up against his will. all of these changes coincided with safety net cuts, block grants and tightened eligibility standards in the 1980's and 19

lee and patty solis doyle.e campaign manager, admit that bloomberg needs to get his legs underneath him in terms of debating. they know it wasn't good. what are you hearing there today? >> they do know that this was not a good night for mike bloomberg and the mayor himself who just took the stage behind me here in salt lake city seemed to acknowledge that a little bit in a joking way. let's listen to what he said and we'll talk more coming out of that. >> so how was your night last night? look, the real winner in the debate last night was donald trump. because i worry that we may very well be on the way to nominating someone who cannot win in november. and if we choose a candidate who appeals to a small base likesan fatal error. we need democrats and independents and republicans to win. >> the bloomberg campaign expected there to be a lot of incoming last night, not clear they expected this kind of an onslaught and all week the campaign was setting expectations, right, appointing out to reporters that michael b

cassidy lavorini-doyle when they say he tried to buy a mother's two young girls for $30,000. the investigation then uncovered evidence linking him to human trafficking and using a minor for a sex act and child pornography. authorities arrested him after a trip overseas. >>> 6:35 right now. a new "chronicle" review reveals 150 bay area dams may be considered high risk. it comes as federal regulators ordered anderson reservoir drained. the review shows at least 145 aging dams. state inspections also reveal at least 47 of those dams have no emergency plans in place. >>> new details to tell you about. some people might say so far so good. at least those are the conclusions drawn from the first study that took effect about four weeks ago. inrix found car drivers for the most part have not been affected by this. the traffic on side streets nearly identical to what it was before the closure. as for the bicyclists and muni lines that still travel down market street, things there have improved greatly. there was the big goal, mike, when they decided no more cars on market street in th

. >> reporter: city attorney brian doyle says 49ers brass siphoned off more than $200,000 over two years for money that he believes belongs to taxpayers. the claim misuse comes from side sponsorship agreements during the red box bowl games played at levi stadium the past two years. also an agreement with kore software holdings to purchase products despite the fact the team president was appointed to that company's board. has since resigned from that board, and returned all financial compensation. >> this is very serious. they're taking our money and making the digs decision to give it to themselves. this is just the type of the iceberg. >> reporter: as well as preseason, regular season, and playoff nfl games. >> the city council unanimously authorized the termination of the stadium management agreement with the 49ers in its entirety. >> reporter: last night, they voted unanimously. in a surprise email, the team president writes this vote comes clearly as an act of retaliation after the 49ers would work to defeat measure c. critics claim would lesson minority representation. the city's la

cassidy lavorini-doyle when they say he tried to buy a mother's two little girls for $30,000. the investigation then uncovered evidence linking him to human trafficking and using a minor for a sex act and child pornography. he was arrested after he returned from a trip overseas they believe involved sex with under aged girls. >>> a bankruptcy judge says he'll likely issue a ruling soon on whether fema and other agencies can tap into the planned $13 billion fund for wildfire victims. part of pg&e's bankruptcy settlement deals. they are owed $4 billion for wildfire response efforts. this comes as the clock ticks down for pg&e's plan to emerge from bankruptcy on july 1st. >>> 5:35 right now and this morning we're focusing on people in fremont struggling to make it in the bay. homeless people living in rvs are back in front of the tesla factory. east bay times, the city told both people one month before they're permanently removed. fremont councilmembers are still trying to find secure sites for the rvs, possibly in the parking lot behind fremont city hall. >>> a new review reveal

. >> reporter: in court documents, city attorney brian doyle says 49ers brass siphoned off more than $800,000 in two years for money that he believes belongs to taxpayers. the claim misuse comes from side sponsorship agreements. also an agreement with kore software holdings, to purchase products, despite the fact team president al was on the board. >> they're taking our money, and making it the decision to give it to themselves. this is just the tip of the iceberg. >> reporter: 49ers organized other events such as wrestlemania, and concerts, as well as preseason, and nfl games. >> the city council unanimously authorized the termination of the stadium agreement with the 49ers in its entirety. >> reporter: last night, they voted to end the team's management of both non-nfl, and nfl events. in a response email, the team vice president writes this vote comes clearly as an act of retaliation after it became public the 49ers would work to defeat measure c. that would condense six council districts into three. continuing, the city's latest move is just another step in a self-destructive pro

. >> and proving this can work in the post patrick doyle era be sure to tune in to "mad money" at 6:00for jim cramer's interview with rigtch allison. >>> oracle employees are planning to walk off the job after finding that larry ellison held a fund-raiser for president trump. it's a classic silicon valley story in the sense that it's like, okay, the culture of the employees there tends to be quite progressive. it's creating all these skirmishes. >> quite progressive we'll see how many people show up for this protest. >> how serious a protest is this what is their specific beef? >> i'll be surprised if it's that serious title of ceo at oracle was on president trump's transition team i don't know if anybody missed that but there's no huge surprise that this is where oracle might be. >> was there outrage about that at the time? >> no. this is not salesforce, a mark benhioff brand where he's out to save the world larry ellison does not rescue puppies. >> he buys them. >> i'm not saying that this is the prototype for tony stark. >> it's one thing to be an amoral executive you don't take a m

doyle shall be permitted to participate in today's hearing.the gentleman from pennsylvania is recognized for questions. >> i thank the chair and first of all i want to say thank you toto you, for being here today. it's a very powerful testimony and we musto continue to hear the stories so that we never ever forget. i think it is most important for young people, young generations coming up to make sure they know this too. i also want to welcome brad orsini and say thank you for being here today and what you did before and after for the tree of life attack in our home city of pittsburgh. for the panelists and the people here in the audience, squirrel hill, which is a neighborhood in pittsburgh where this horrific attack took place, is a kind of neighborhood that you would never expect anything like this to be possible. this is a multiracial, multicultural, vibrant community where people of all faiths and ethnic cities get along with one another and work on community projects together. when i saw the television that morning, i was in my kitchen.

take a look. [ cheers and applause >> okay, doyle, it's time for the man hunter to hunt man ♪ ooh herei work the scene >> you got it. >> okay, the bullet lodge is four feet below the hole of the backdrop indicating a trajectory of about 15 degrees which means the shot was taken from either the second or third floor of one of the buildings across the plaza ♪ ooh here he comes that building's windows don't open ♪ watch out man he'll hunt you down ♪ that one's obscured by trees ♪ ooh here he comes which means the shooter must have been located -- >> on the sky bridge ♪ jake's a man hunter >> officer holt, i thought i stationed you not here [ laughter ] >> jimmy: andy samberg [ cheers and applause catch him on a new "brooklyn nine-nine" this thursday at 8:00 p.m it's "brooklyn nine-nine" time on nbc more "tonight show" after the break. stick around [ cheers and applause ♪ (paul) do you get confused by wireless network claims? i don't blame you. the most reliable. the most awarded. the best, the fastest, the best and the fastest. it's too much. sprint's doing things differently. they're off

. >> outfront now, patty doyle, former political campaign manager to hillary clinton.bloomberg is bringing it to donald trump in a way no one else has and people have tried every single path. he's doing it in a slightly different way and trump is responding, aggressively so. how worried should he be about michael bloomberg? >> well, look, i think one of two things. michael bloomberg is either going to win the nomination and he will be crowned the, you know, biggest political genius of our generation, or he's going to lose the nomination but still put a billion or maybe $2 billion towards defeating donald trump. so, regardless of the outcome i think donald trump should be very worried about michael bloomberg. >> it's interesting, jeff weaver, senior adviser for bernie sanders said they wouldn't take a dollar of michael bloomberg's money. certainly they would benefit from it. you are featured in cnn's new season of "race for the white house." it premiers sunday. i want to play a quick clip for viewers. >> barack obama wasn't on our radar as a candidate in early 2006. i t

joining me now, former obama campaign manager jim musina and patty solis doyle for hillary clinton'sn. where are we now? let's start with sanders, what that says, if you're looking at that total, what does that mean for your campaign in. >> he's going to be in the race as long as he wants to be in the race. he has an online atm that continues to fund him and we're going to come to some expensive states and we'll see some candidates drop out. iowa is where campaigns go to die and now everyone gets a pass to new hampshire, right? campaigns would drop out like yang, like some people who didn't do as well, steyer, et cetera, now all going to be in new hampshire. new hampshire will be the place that we go to get rid of some of these campaigns. bernie is showing real financial strength. oneproblems is does he have enough money. and then we have mayor bloomberg sitting here advertising by himself alone in these march 3rd states. >> a wall will hit. >> and incredibly expensive. right now he's advertising by himself while everyone else is fighting in new hampshire, nevada, south carolina. >>

more on this we can speak now to syria researcher crystal who is in london thank you for your time mr doyle can you explain to our viewers why this highway is so important. well this is the the m 5 highway and it connects the north to the south of the country the political capital of damascus to the economic plan that is elect and it has been out of the syrian regime's control since 2012 course it's recaptured parts of it so where it confirmed that it holds this bike lottery it would be a crucial part of the regime's narrative that it's winning the war against the rebel opposition that it's returning life to normal and it would mean that goods and traffic could return along this highway which would make it much easier than the route that x. take for example out of aleppo to the southeast which is a very long detour but of course a word of caution i mean you know securing the highway right now we hear from your ports quite rightly that it's perhaps not completely under the regime control is one thing holding it will be another it will be vulnerable and it will be vulnerable until really the

constituencies of so far declared their 1st choice candidates as having been elected to the irish parliament doyle what's interesting though is those 1st choice candidates have come from which parties they've come from and of the 34 that have so far been elected 24 of them are chin fein candidates so we've got 24 m.p.'s 24 t.d.'s as they call them here in ireland elected to the doorbell and the other parties the biggest opposition parties female galen finn a foil how many have they had elected so far one each it's massive it's absolutely massive and the what we are essentially witnessing here is an extraordinary weekend in irish politics as have a look at the report. by action fein leader mary lou mcdonald was broken into the dublin county like a hero the left wing nationalists force a campaign of eye catching pledges on housing and pensions which caught the imagination of an electorate crying out for an alternative to the 2 biggest opposition parties fiona foyle and fiona gayle thinks things change she says it makes statements this is now 102 ferry system it's statements that people use a differe

resident --ank representative doyle and we look forward to his testimony. he may be able to join us later. edna.o welcome dr. jonathan green plant is the chief executive officer for the anti-defamation league and hilary shelton is the director and senior vice president for advocacy and policy for the national association for the advancement of colored people. we also welcome ambassador formergold and the israeli ambassador to the united nations andy former director general of the israel ministry of foreign affairs, so if you would all rise and raise your right hand, i will begin by swearing u.n.. in.wearing you do you swear the testimony you are about to give is the whole truth celtic got? -- so hope you got -- god? thank you and be seated. the microphones are very sensitive, so please speak directly into them. with that, you are now recognized for five minutes for your opening statement. >> thank you. . >> i am honored to share with you a little bit about the personal experience. >> pull the microphone a little closer to you. thank you. honored to be here

completed that complicated merger with dow chemical and then split into three separate companies ceo mark doylelm for less than a year that stock is reacting favorably, up almost 1%. >>> robert frank has the details for us bloomberg made his portion from selling data on wall street. now he's proposing a tax on every trade. and a tax of $4.20 similar to a tax opposed by alexandria ocasio cortez elizabeth warren, "the boston globe" and bernie sanders hav r have -- over ten year, so that's only about a 2% increase in federal revenue. that compares to the $5 trillion that bloomberg's overall tax plan would seek to raise is the bulk of this tax would be maid by the wealthy, saying two thirds would be paid by the top 10% of earners the chaim better of commerce says this is a regressive tax on main street retirement and savings guys, back to you. >> robert, we discussed this earlier, the financial transactions tax, it grabs the headlines as someone who is so linked to the wall street trading environment, but it's not groundbreaking i don't think it hits banks that hard, in fact already exists in other

doyle: thank you, mr. speaker. i have a strange feeling of deja vu today because once again democrats are down on the floor speaking out against another attempt by the trump administration to take away people's health care. this should go without saying, but let me say it clearly, block grants do not strengthen the medicaid program and they do not protect americans. it makes sense that when the economy is bad more people might need medicaid, and when the economy is good medicaid payments shrink. this is common sense and good public policy. medicaid should be there when people need it the most. yet the trump administration wants to undo that. instead, the amount of money that a state would receive would be flat. if states would have to adjust their coverages accordingly. that means one of two things. either fewer people can be covered or fewer services can be covered. and, in fact, this policy encourages states to cut coverage and divert medicaid money to other parts of their budget. we should be trying to improve p

. >> doyle's family has been farming barley here for more than a century. >> give it a big shove. >>ll about right there. no barley, no beer. >> how much do you make per beer. >> i make about a penny a beer. >> a penny a beer. >> about a penny. >> all of this for a penny a beer. >> a penny a beer. >> he says that's about the same as what his grandfather made. >> pretty sure if alcohol costs are going up probably not starting here in north dakota. >> many claim their drinks are the best or cans are the coldest. >> smoother, crisper taste. >> hard to find anyone calling themselves the cheapest. we found makers of america's alcohol have not hiked prices, at least not more than inflation. the proof is in a store like this where people buy alcohol for home. cost of a bottle of hard liquor at a store like this up 14% since 2003. the price you pay for the very same drink at a bar or restaurant up 63%. >> you can't plame the peopblam who sell to those bars and restaurants either. jim canton delivers beer in skrant on, pennsylvania. >> you hear the cost of alcohol at a bar is up more than 50%

very nice very smart and no, we're excited about it it's working well and will continue to and john doyleay-to-day stuff. >> what deal are you working on today? >> well, i'm working on a situation which is something that we couldn't have done in another world. we're going to work on a couple of different industry things and a bank deal and one or two bank-like deals. some of the largest deals last year were not bank deals it was a couple of others like that >> when did you know interest rates were never going to go up again? >> well, i was always -- i was always sort of a fed chairman. we talked about hat. >> you bring that hard reality to your clients every day. >> there's a reality there are positives. you have to understand with the banks, most of them have more capital than they need and doing buy backs and having evaluations at historically low reference points they can get high single digit returns and with the low interest rates they are a pretty safe investment and we have a flat yield curve and they thought they were going to retire on x amount with this much income and the incom

the capital budget and, finally, i have to offer my deepest gratitude and appreciation to margaret doyle, our budget analyst. she has really dove into this budget process with me. her hard work, tenacity and thoroughness throughout this process has really helped us get to this point today. i am glads to the port is entering this budget cycle in a great position. we have key investments in real estate and merit time. staff will restore facilities and staff is rising to the challenge to ensure a clean, safe, resilyet and equitable port. at the start of every budget cycle, the mayor and controller evaluate the city's financial and economic outlook. their projections for the next two years indicate while san francisco's economy continues to grow, the rate of that growth is slowing. additionally, as a city we continue to face significant growth in personnel expenses. given thics impact of the -- given the impact of the growth they ask to submit savings of 5%. a self-supporting enterprise the port must live within projected revenues knowing mayor and controller strongly urged all departments t