the dp m has is sf 72 website we're proud of our response team it's 18 hours of free training we ask check that utility it's in english and spanish and cantonese. we're proud to partner with all the agencies behind me. we're glad that was notice loss of life are major injuries it would have been different had we not made the efforts in training and equipment. we have members here from the san francisco fire department so show you a demonstration of one of the options we used the low pressure and the domestic water supply and the emergency water system and also put into operation in front of me and behind you our portal water system. because of the drought condition none of the water is going wasted it's coming from the bay over here so please be advised the ringing of and use of cell phones, mayor it is a great example and illusion of the investment that a has been made in our infrastructure and the investment that continues to be made. so this is good in the event of a disaster, however, the water system people think that the emergency water system is only used in large-scale emerge

. >> dp -- dp man lived across the green belt, over the years, man said she noticed the revolving door of tenants coming in and out of morris' place. >> it was her living by herself, but she would have different guys every month that was kind of odd. >> how long did that one? >> i would say maybe the last year because she didn't did not live here for a while. she rented it out to other people. >> the va office said morris used craigslist offer rooms in her condo or the entire unit for rent. after receiving a deposit from her victims, prosecutors say the ad on craigslist would stay up and she turned around and sign another victim up. the das -- das office said morris never return the deposit. >> is unfortunate because this is a nice complex. it is really sad that she did that to so many innocent people. >> she's currently in custody on $150,000 bail, but if she's facing four felony charges including grand theft and if convicted, prosecutors say she's facing up to four years in prison. >>> the three san jose state university students accused of hate crimes are expelled before student acc

as i've seen even in the dp w report that are benefits the tree meets one hundred percent of the criteria. the dpw physical evidence those trees or are larger area paramount they create a sense of place for the resident and create a boundary and a maker for those people that live there and because those trees are large they provide habitat because of their size they provide habitat and the neighbors can confirm that not only for birds but other small animals dpw said they're a widen and sound barrier and those trees in particular are visiblely assessable to the public in the area and most importantly dpw physical evidence those trees are not hazard. we're at the front end of the potential development of this lot so regardless of your decision whether to uphold those r this permit it makes no sense at all this permit should be held in abeyance until they get approvals for the project. as i recall, i was here a month ago i ask this hearing to be held now the project because of misrepresentation about the size and height is set back to the starting point so two or one week from tonight there

. >> now word is because we dp not place them on the terror list of officially known terrorist groups, it's going to be harder to go after them. and who exactly made sure that they were not placed on the terror list? hillary clinton. for hillary clinton now over the last couple of days to talk about how bad they are given the fact that she could have done something a couple of years ago and did not and the fact that her big initiative last week was to help women and girls, there's a little hypocrisy going on. >> rush limbaugh went further also blaming the president for not personally overriding the state department's decision there on boko haram. >> my point is why just blame hillary. certainly obama could have overruled her. i just think this is pathetic. i'm just stunned. we have 300 nigerian girls kidnapped by a nigerian group. now all of a sudden for some reason we're on a big push to get them back. >> an al qaeda group. last night on fox laura ingram cited a previous attack on nigerian children, in this case on young boys, and asked why the administration was so slow off the mark

that guy alerted dps in russia so they found the car and gave chase. >> a nail gun? that's awful. >> you can see here, roads are slick because it is raining and the driver is weaving in and out of traffic making dangerous turns. you can see officers chasing this car. this chase went on for quite a while. notice about here, the driver looks like i'm going to give up, pull over, makes a u-turn. the driver seconds later does it again. look, notice what was up ahead. >> the road is blocked. >> the road is blocked because of a truck crash. >> this is a crazy road right now. i feel bad for these other drivers out there. >> there is a truck over on the side of the road. don't know if the truck broke down or had an accident. watch. boom. bangs into that car but keeps going. right there you've got a hit and run. see that truck is all the way over on to the side of the road. it goes around the truck. i think they were helping the cops out. i think they were trying to block the road. >> the car ends up going into opposite lanes of traffic. he's putting so many people in danger

martinez and want to turn it over to to the talk about the end results the stakeholder and we have other dp w folks >> i'm the interim director the homeless team along with other individuals here today as dr. barry if you have questions about the team he can answer those and someone from our budget office. >> can you see this. >> sfgovtv, please. >> we can see it now. >> you can see it now? so we had 4 meetings that was facilitated by supervisor farrell's office dr. farrell - including those agencies that was a very good conversation and we made some modifications to the proposal that you approved a couple of weeks ago. i'm going to summarize some of the changes not too much daily. in terms of the funds the total amount was kept but we did redistribute those fund instead of adding two things to the program we're redistributing those dollars to a street medication teem we're going to obtain strengthening the infrastructure of the homeless outreach team we reduced it by one senior social worker and we also are looking at the make up of the team and the training they'll be having to look at th

the dps, department of public health, has promoted into law law 55/45 decibels which means your apartmentyour house has tinitis ringing in your apartment 24 hours a day 7 days a week. from something across the street, backyard of a roof. if we were to go 55 and a loud noise on a ballot, who would vote for it versus allowing people to contain all the noise they want to make on their own property? you're politicians. you know who would vote for it. by challenging them, we can make it better. keep the noirs on everybody's [inaudible] their property. thank you. >> thank you. next speaker. >>> hello, my name is larry juce e edmonds. i want to say [speaker not understood] to michelle edmond. she's starting to say racist stuff. [speaker not understood] a generation of all the people where i live they don't report it. so, i'm glad that she dedicated 9/11 on my birthday may 15, so i wore this dress in honor, she was the first one to wear a black and white dress on the view ~. i went to the millennium million man march. i voted rainbow, pom-pom, [speaker not understood]. i want to read this. some t

or take several days to pressure from the dp cut off blood flow in her pelvis causing tissue damage and tearing. my baby was very bleak times. it was precise i'm just like how people can you. world health organization says some three point five million women around the world suffered this kind of injury called obstetric fistula. it's rare in industrialized nations course is eerie and deliveries are carried out in complicated cases. it is going to have surgery at the hospital and was received which specializes in treating pestilence. it's supported by the un population fund. to me shocked and they says pregnancies among young girls are one of the biggest problems in rural mozambique for them in the style weddings and a terrible thing the girls are ready for pregnancy and being and not only physical. he will no doubt that the children should not have to be responsible yet for their own children has increased in your life. woohoo it's not only into getting the best medical care. it's also about education. and i know. tears come to this village the suffering of the child rights states. it i

. >> two reports ending in dp, adp and gdp and they could not be more different.gdp was a real shocker at a just barely positive 0.1%, consumer spending up 3% but a good portion of that was increased spending on health care as a result of the affordable care act. housing down nearly 6% for the second lousy quarter in a row. business equipment continues to disappoint. and government spending was down a half a point failing to bounce back from the depressed numbers resulting from the government shutdown. economists at bmo said the american economy virtually stalled earlier this year in the face of severe winter weather. one reason for the optimism ahead were numbers like adp, the payroll company whose data is used to forecast the jobs report this friday for just the private sector. those numbers continue to show good job growth, seeing twenty% cared to an estimate of 210,000, non-farm payroll estimate for wall street, 210,000 for the government report on friday. late in the day the fed seemed to take the data in stride, blaming the report at least in part on the wea

one chemical knowledge in this mix is the fennel of mine was denied his dp i would use to be widely used here and still is in many countries like the united states produces its own sweet tooth. the new school in cost of reach and fascinated that comes walking up to go for the last weeks poll. happens to belong to mock. tva has been banned the eu since two thousand and twelve. as of this year the restriction also applies to him. it's not really the product itself but that the can break down and to recall that smith couple nights and one of them a couple nights but tonight was our minds and that was the minds of no no. having concealed in a proper test did make his own tp i have the oldest of the eagle county challenging year. but the band has also cost a spotlight on us the polls effectively now to be different in europe the us is environmental protection agency the last analyze the chemical back in nineteen ninety eight. what it was classified as not likely to be costly jenny. but under the epa is and guidelines that judgment is no provision for reviews it's not just american growers tha

are big changes but cisco says they're still a big company that sells network equipment to other big dp companies. >> they're the cheese in the sandwich. >> they haven't forgotten who pays their bills. >> the customer gets convenience the store, data. one man told us no thanks >> i'm thinking it's tracking more now. inside of the store my pref yens to go to amazon. buying it online. >> good thing for cisco, amazon uses their prodcts, too. >> home prices in the bay air continue to climb. the median price for a house in san francisco runs around $1 million f you wondered what million dollars will get you in another state? million dollar homes around the country, you'll find out what million dollar listing looks likelsewhere tonight at 11:00. >> i don't know exactly, but it gets you more >> new concerns about a permanent form of birth contral. hey there. did you select these things on purpose? not a color found nature. there's nothing wrong with tha. i can hear your arteries clogging. ok. no. this is tap water. i can't let you buy this. oh. crystal geyser please. crystal geyser. bottled at

i can tell you that from speaking to steve mccraw, the director of the dps, former fbi foreclose, andthat was not their assessment. the current administration released some 36,000 convicted illegals? >> yes, sir. >> and you still think that we have a safe border. >> i think that we have made huge strides in security along the border, yes, sir. >> okay. i would like to get the data you used to come to that conclusion. so you have not -- that was really my question, ambassador, texas dps or texas agencies were not on the list -- i decide i did not hear you read the texas attorney general. did i miss that? >> i'll jump ahead of you, mr. weber. i'm pleased to report two months ago i had the pleasure and honor to be in austin and did spent four hours in the company of the director of the department of public safety. mr. mccraw. we did signed an m.o.u. as of two and a half mock -- months ago whereby texas dps will be a partner, they will be on the lost as we work into programs and projected -- projects that are specifically related to their area of expertise. >> let me break in. when i was

are big changes but cisco says they're still a big company that sells network equipment to other big dpcompanies. >> they're the cheese in the sandwich. >> they haven't forgotten who pays their bills. >> the customer gets convenience the store, data. one man told us no thanks >> i'm thinking it's tracking more now. inside of the store my pref yens to go to amazon. buying it online. >> good thing for cisco, amazon uses their products, too. >> home prices in the bay air continue to climb. the median price for a house in san francisco runs around $1 million f you wondered what a million dollars will get you in another state? million dollar homes around the country, you'll find out what a million dollar listing looks like elsewhere tonight at 11:00. >> i don't know exactly, but it gets you more >> new concerns about a permanent form of birth contral. >>> if you haven't seen it, abc7 news has had a makeover. >> tonight abc7 news anchor shows us how we're using latest technology to make it better. >> this is the new abc7 news.com. we've made it more responsive to your needs. >> for get about

it makes a very large contribution to the county dp. this cold months and in north america not just tuning in you are so straight that day all of them. you speak is not going with excellence the eu. i just need to keep counting on top of the bill that should be no wind and walk straight i think it would take the stand. but don't try that yet. these instead we talk at the high winds and regulations on beaches governments not to be the night. a recent report because they always writes the amounts the truck and a lower costs. this too. so far as is bored especially when we're in the state to large amounts of very happy with that. joining is auntie carrie and its secretary general of the international chamber of commons and think it was interesting with the wool trade overnight patient. the actual agreement don't have much to drink now is that the better we can do that in terms of having by an actual trade agreements i always like a multilateral approach that to them by last week. because the problem but laugh. the limited sight distances o

she's an assignment because she knows that she won't get much and she she doesn't want to run into a dp so she's she's expecting some humorous book isn't obama mac cheese that she wont to do was something of a key. she will not be a very attractive. perhaps if the thing twice. considering her role with the eu and i am caring so much weight as in you're out on the door hearing that president obama and that mcconnell will be talking about the proposed trans atlantic trade and investment partnership that tt i eat. do you think it's possible that a local political props and obstacles were seeing in the eu in the us will fall for it and cooperation on that level it's a great christian for twenty fifteen and cousin obama won't achieve anything before the midterm elections in america when a similar situation in europe there are a very controversial debates with and you can arguments this is nothing that will more from this year not the one who is a tomorrow when she will speak at the u s chamber of commerce. but don't expect too much and it's very unclear if it will happen at all and when i lo

. >> i dp find them. >> how many of them were on the list? you told me you didn't look at the list. >> i told you we didn't document the numbers. >> a veterans advocate offered a different kind of personnel change at the v.a. >> they have on staff over 700 attorneys, and i think a good place to start would be getting rid of about 699 of them and hire doctors in their place. >> although that would be easier said than done, removing shinseki would be easy but making wholesale leadership changes at the v.a. would require the senate to take up a house-passed bill creating that authority. bret? >> mike, thank you. more on that with the panel. for just the second time as we said at the front of the show, the second time since june of 2009, the economy posted a quarterly decline in the first three months of the year. the gross domestic product contracted at an annual rate of 1%. a big change from the initial estimate of a 0.1 point uptick. rich edison is here to tell us what changed. >> good evening. the culprit here is american companies imported m

. >> when we were in the dp arcade we saw several military trucks powered by would burning stoves whywould they let us see this? it is hard to rationalize a wood burning truck next to nuclear weapons. [laughter] >> they have a nuclear weapon. they have the to track program and we know for sure they have plutonium weaponization program. there probably have highly enriched program and that means they probably have a warhead for a missile that could hit japan already. that is what connecting the dots gets you right now. so talk about the wood burning engine for a truck and why would they let you see that? may be that is what they wanted you to see. i cannot speak to that. that does not take away. another thing and it is a good question how it is number career proliferating to iran? number three a is more advanced they got a from the pakistan-- so if you talk about what works and does not work maybe they still brian they still have those in do not throw anything away. spinet there are a number of questions about china. wide to the chinese continue to support north korea? is china behind t

path that you just described there, is there any equivalent force on the left or to strengthen the dp democrats' hand in missouri. is this a change that has taken place entirely in conservative politics? is there any countergame? >> democrats have a role in missouri, unlike kansas where they're virtually nonexistent. democrats in missouri do have some voice. claire mccaskill is the senator, jay nixon the governor, both democrats. republicans have not done extremely well at the statewide level. they lost the race for governor. they do have the lieutenant governorship in the state. but democrats in missouri have a unique challenge. they must appeal -- if they are to win, they must appeal to rural voters as well as urban voters in kansas city and st. louis and to some degree in jeff city. so even people like claire mccaskill and jay nixon strike a populist, conservative, in some senses, moderate tone with voters in the state. there is no real -- with one or two exceptions, there is no real progressive movement in the state, and that showed up in the last state elections for the legislatu

dps for you home gamers, this one has rallied 15%. while pepsico up 3.6%. and coca-cola declined.what is going on here? has dr. pepper become a better company than two soft drink titans? how do we explain this stark outperformance by what has historically been the laggard of the group. and more importantly, can the outperformance continue? let's run down the reasons why it might be doing better than the competition. dr. pepper gets more than 90% of the sales from north america. while coke and pepsi have major international experience. that doesn't explain that much, though. because the market for carbonated beverages in north america is weaker than nearly everywhere else on earth. if geography was in control, then pepsico and coca-cola would be leaving dr. pepper in the dust. but maybe we're looking too broadly. when you actually break down different types of soda, cola has had it a lot worse than noncola, which is a definite positive for dr. pepper, the original uncola versus the likes of coke and pepsi. meanwhile, you consider demographics, dr. pepper/snapple has a strong follow

we got that really wonky q1 dwrks dp number, that might get revised away or caught up and they'll bed by the fact they have consistent growth. >> here's a forecast for you, election day november 2014, we'll be back at full employment. >> i think it's going to be too slow for the democrats in november. it's still, look, one month's jobs growth does not make a recovery. i remember talking about the summer recovery four years ago, what happened to that? >> thank you so much. stephen moore, mark zandi, annie lowrey. we'll have you back in 2016. >>> when we return, issues of race, has it become the third rail of u.s. culture? [ female announcer ] this allergy season, will you be a sound sleeper, or a mouth breather? a mouth breather! [ whimpers ] how do you sleep like that? well, put on a breathe right strip and shut your mouth. allergy medicines open your nose over time, but add a breathe right strip and pow! it instantly opens your nose up to 38% more. so you can breathe and do the one thing you want to do -- sleep. add breathe right to your allergy medicine. shut your mouth and sleep r

. >> i would like to see mary lann dp -- landrieu in a pharrell hat doing a rendition of "happy. requests then i know democrats are going for it. thank you both, gentlemen. after the break, a new report from the white house says the world will be hot and flooded within the next 100 years. it is a concept that appears to be quite literally -- quite literally -- above the heads of republicans in congress. . that is next on "now." it starts with little things. tiny changes in the brain. little things, anyone can do. it steals your memories. your independence. insures support. a breakthrough. and sooner than you'd like... ...sooner than you think. ...you die from alzheimer's disease. ...we cure alzheimer's disease. every little click, call, or donation adds up to something big. alzheimer's association. the brains behind saving yours. ♪ 800,000 hours of supercomputing time, 3 million lines of code, 40,000 sets of eyes, or a million sleepless nights. whether it's building the world's most advanced satellite, the space station, or the next leap in unmanned systems. at boeing, one thing

it's ten more years of lit dp s litigation you're looking at.d hash this out ourselves. we can do that. every time there's an effort to actually sit down, one of the states thinks they're going to win in court and they sort of back off. and so that's -- georgia just won so there's no incentive. i wish somebody would sit down and say there's no new water in the supreme court. the supreme court doesn't have access to any water. let's fix this ourselves. >> it's interesting on this issue of water, we talk about there's always been a sort of running dark comedy joke that water is the future oil, right, where the great wars will be fought. >> the great battles. >> great battles in the next century will be fought over -- >> access. >> -- access to water. so georgia is a flash point right now. california is a flashpoint right now. >> texas. >> help me out. what's next? where do you think the next big thing will be? >> texas and california are number one and number two in the country. they account for one in five people, both in year three of the worst

to137%.ding they are heading higher. 37%.dp heading to 1 will they hit their targets?t is confident. they still need to get to 3%. there are big challenges. the government still needs to make cuts. they are not as the once. they are going force. -- they are not out of the woods. >> thank you. we will be back later. siemens is at the heart of a big transaction. this one has nothing to do with amgen. to ahey might be close deal with a billionaire. that story is next. ♪ >> there is no mystery, the global economy is better than it has been for quite some time. it is moving two percent-three percent and a europe he and -- a europe is coming out of this recession. modest of growth. japan is moving away from deflation where it was for about 15 years. a pretty optimistic. he is speaking in the last hour from the opening of the forum. we'll have more live interviews. company news. the parent company of china's largest publicly traded steelmaker is looking for control of the australian mining company. up inn holdings teamed .3e 01 $.3 billion -- $1 billion bid. sap has announced

since the fall of the soviet union and the dp like old times and put himself awarded five ordinary citizens the gold star the bureau of labor medal of distinction was founded in the nineteen twenties under stalin where's he going with all of this and you're telling us that this creature and moldova the winner is the new couldn't go in all of this life you know. and do well they yelled this is good as mine and i think that the united states the situation in the same country or the economy essentially she's corruption crimes and corruption on playing well and that's all they can sing the attention elsewhere this is very good way by gaining credibility back in in fact it is likely to cause the highs and russians the allies at least another russians us putting him in the senate say perhaps its own sake to come domestic issues are high in an intense in all day for him to attend a papal breakaway regions per rush region so that harry reid has been postponed. with that she too wants to take those on as well as ukraine is another question. and we were mentioned on the miracle of her presents are tu

. >> reporter: two reports ending in dp today, adp and gdp and they couldn't be more different. was a real shocker at a just barely positive 0.1%. that compares to wall street's estimate of 1.1%. consumer spending was up 3% but a good portion of that was increased spending on health care as a result of the affordable care act. housing was down nearly 6% for the second lousy quarter in a row. business equipment continues to disappoint. and government spending was down half a point, failing to bounce back from the depressed numbers resulting from the government shutdown. economists at bmo said the american economy virtually stalled early this year in the face of severe winter weather. one reason for optimism in the months ahead are numbers like adp, the payroll company whose data is used to forecast the governments jobs report this friday for the private sector. they continue to show good job growth in the economy. >> they saw private sector growth of 220,000 compared to an estimate of 210,000. and march was revised up by almost 20,000. nonform payroll estimate for wall street, 21

as of about two and a half months ago, whereby texas dps will, in fact, be a partner.e on this list as we worked our way into programs and projects. their specific related to their areas of expertise. >> let me break into because when i was border committee chair, vice chair, my only two terms, from the numbers right, we put, i think we put $200 million, equipment and fruits -- boots on the ground. we have five helicopters, surveillance, airplanes, high speed boat. we got a lot of high-tech stuff along the border. the texas mexican border. and my question is going to be we spent a lot of my to secure the border down south with guatemala for example, but are we spending a commensurate amount on the northern border? i would say that arguably the texas legislator which a federal government has not been kicking in a commensurate amount on the texas mexican border. ambassador, what say you? >> first, i get to hide, congressman come and say that we, of course, are the international side, so by definition we're working south of the border. second, ma i will say i had the same

we're still about 30 points away from what would be a record close for the dp but s&p meanwhile is still2 level. right now, 1,918.67. we'll see where it closes. >>> coming up, write it down -- $36 trillion. that's how much a new study says will be passed on to heirs offense the coming few decades. someone here says a cap needs to be placed on how much americans can leave their kids. wouldn't that be fun. it is a controversial take, for sure. but we'll discuss it in the next hour of "closing bell." do not touch that clicker. we're back after this. mayo? corn dogs? you are so outta here! aah! [ female announcer ] the complete balanced nutrition of great-tasting ensure. 24 vitamins and minerals, antioxidants, and 9 grams of protein. [ bottle ] ensure®. nutrition in charge™. [ bottle ] ensure®. you need to see this. show 'em the curve. ♪ do you know what this means? the greater the curvature, the bigger the difference. [sci-fi tractor beam sound] ...sucked me right in... it's beautiful. gotta admit one thing... ...can't beat the view. ♪ introducing the world's first curved ultra high definit

i want to congratulate your hospital happily and dp r on hair achievement we can see today. and now i'd like to invite the mayor who is the most excited about this hospital who wants to say a few words (clapping.) well, first of all, it's existing to be here among those vigorous men (laughter) >> you know, a long time ago we're reminded our community had a lot of barriers and chinese hospital was one of those institution that were create by people themselves making sure that they came back can take care of each other. today is it's the same story chinese hospital teaspoons to be that symbol we take care of each other. it's no surprise that as a result felt people around and behind me and another popcorn who's in china trying to collect someone else we're continuing to raise money for inform institution that we honor the entire staff who work here everyday to make sure that they take care of the health of people and that they are now in the morning no longer an swloitd is o isolated hospital they define our city that has the highest level of health care facilities in the coun