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a city that really cares about our kids and i i want to speak obviously in support of the office of ece. >> thank you. [calling speaker names] >> all right. hi i am santa blackman and the executive director of childrens council of san francisco and the vice chair of cpac and i want to thank the supervisors for their support of prop c and commissioner yee in particular for his leadership on prop c and this trailing legislation establishing the office of early care and education. and i also want to express my appreciation to him for including those in the child care and early childhood sector with input as we have been defining how the cac should be constituted and i believe it was a good representation of voices from the community, parents, providers, and people with expertise. there's one clarification i just want to suggest that we look at and i haven't focused on this -- sort of made my reputation for in this case picking but i want to make sure it's not clear in the legislation. for each seat they lose it by no longer being in the status and i think it needs to be clear someone in th

when it comes from southeast ec, that part does not make it shocking. >> police -- southeast ec, that part does not make it shocking. >> -- southeast d.c., that part does not make it shocking. >> new at noon, the police are looking for a man who robbed a delivery driver with a machete. anne arundel county officers tell us that the driver showed up to deliver in order in the 100 block of oakland drive in glen burnie. one of the suspects held a large machete to his throat while the others went through the pockets in his car -- and his car. they got away with cash, keys, and food. a bond hearing will be held for a maryland woman charged with murdering her own rant mother. she is accused of stabbing her grandmother to death outside of her home in jefferson last monday. family members say that harris was dealing with mental issues. last week loved ones held a candlelight vigil. the funeral is set for tuesday in frederick. happening now, crews are on the scene of a fatal crash in fairfax county just before 10:00 on the shoulder of interstate 495 south. this is route seven chopper video. it

think it's appropriate that we're finally forming the citizens' advisory committee for the office of ece and come together and do effective planning for the families and the children of the city and the fact that we recognize the importance of doing that in support of the youngest children so we're setting the right foundation for their future success and the fact that we're a city that really cares about our kids and i i want to speak obviously in support of the office of ece. >> thank you. [calling speaker names] >> all right. hi i am santa blackman and the executive director of childrens council of san francisco and the vice chair of cpac and i want to thank the supervisors for their support of prop c and commissioner yee in particular for his leadership on prop c and this trailing legislation establishing the office of early care and education. and i also want to express my appreciation to him for including those in the child care and early childhood sector with input as we have been defining how the cac should be constituted and i believe it was a good representation of voices from

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if he takes ecs off the table, half the models don't converge. they don't solve the problem at all. typical estimate for this kind of thing is if he takes ecs off the table, the cost of hitting the target goes up about 150%. if more than doubles. the international panel on climate change is actually put more emphasis on this and this is from david victor san diego. if you had a 550 target, take it off the table in the cost goes up about 50%. umbilicus of between 30% and 80%. if you had a 450 target coster pulls. does that between 200% and 400%. that is a lot of money and it's just because in some markets, cool and ccs is a cheap option. not everywhere. and a whole bunch of market and a whole bunch of places in the country and around the world, and ccs with cool is the cheapest option for deep abatement. if you give them the cheapest option you have to replace it with something more costly or less efficient. the good news is we made a lot of progress. basically the lower two bars are built and operating or will be operating soon because it's being built. right now we're here at 2015.

the dangerous area it may be easier to look like a boy and then the component of manifestation the ec the boy in front of you to encourage you to give birth to was the next. it is through the afghan society. you have a son or a daughter is something that is largely accepted. >> you have several examples of women who refuse to go back to being girls. >> when you grow up in a gender that you know, you can move around and play outside and ride a bike and have access to the world world, the whole culture of honor comes down to the idea of girl needs to be purer for the future of marriage so she can not be your other boys and she has to be kept inside. having lived on the other side many times they don't know what other girls do or how they live they know they cannot be outside much. they prefer not to. to see how women are treated why would i go back? and then there is the reluctance. >> it is a fascinating book and i really recommend it to every bit a. one thing i did that understand is how you got to teach at this technical college run by evangelical christian everybody is one but you?

we in the united states are protected by credit consumer laws, but now it allows the ec ecosystem to morning. they push the responsibility on certain actors in the financial system to make a choice how much fraud do we accept or how easy do we make it to use these systems. when it goes out of balance, that's when government steps in, and that's when we look at how close we are to the system breaking. >> what is in it for the north korea. with all of its encounters with the outside world what motivates the government in pyongyang is sometimes hard to figure. stay with us. >> you're watching inside story. i'm ray suarez. whether it's kidnapping foreign nationals, firing test missiles over neighboring countries or hacking the computer systems of a major multi national corporation understanding north korea's state interest is sometimes hard to do. especially if you use the same yardstick as the one you would use to assess the work of other state actors. so ambassador hill, is it important to understand why north korea is doing what it's doing? understand it's motivations. understand the

think it's appropriate that we're finally forming the citizens' advisory committee for the office of ece and come together and do effective planning for the families and the children of the city and the fact that we recognize the importance of doing that in support of the youngest children so we're setting the right foundation for their future success and the fact that we're a city that really cares about our kids and i

we in the united states are protected by credit consumer laws, but now it allows the ec ecosystem to morning. they push the responsibility on certain actors in the financial system to make a choice how much fraud do we accept or how easy do we make it to use these systems. when it goes out of balance, that's when government steps in, and that's when we look at how close we are to the system breaking. >> what is in it for the north korea. with all of its encounters with the outside world what motivates the government in pyongyang is sometimes hard to figure. stay with us. >> saturday on tech know. a brutal killing. a thorough investigation. >> we're pushing the envelope. >> but this is no ordinary c.s.i. >> what went on right before that animal died? >> hunting the hunter. >> we're gonna take down the bad guys. >> solving the crime. >> we can save species. >> tech know's team of experts show you how the miracles of science. >> this is my selfie, what can you tell me about my future? >> can affect and surprise us. >> don't try this at home. >> tech know, where technology meets humanity

misunderstood, a crash of sorts that's going on in the commodities market and what's the ripple effect of ec that? >> well, comparing where we are today in prices versus long-term prices, we're still well above where we had been historically. we're well above historical norms. as far as whether we could be looking at further declines heading into 2015 and this would perhaps meet the definition of crash, we think there's more downsides to the market. to the extent, more downside risks to fixed investment in real estate. >> john, you look most especially at the physical commodity itself but as you have been here a couple of times, you talked about some of the companies that are highly leveraged in the oil shale boom that might be vulnerable. i don't want you out of your depth, but the stocks have been hurt so badly. >> i think so. again, this is commodities, at some point there will be a supply response. whether it's from opec or these companies are squeezed out from going bankrupt or halt operations from other things. >> some supply will go offline. >> no question about it. it's uneconomical,

i anticipate that the department of justice and ec 3 will be allies for many years to come. as keen trainer said, it is focused on the future of technology and online crimes. we will be crimes and change in evolution in a few mnlts. i wanted to start with the internet and technology and how they there is crimes and more and more heavily influence the crimes of tomorrow. by now it's obvious to us that the internet and related technologies have completely changed the way we live, the way we work, the way we play. everyone in this room i would bet has some electronic device either on their desk or in their pocket or bag. a cell phone or a tablet or something connected to the internet right now. the vast majority of americans and people around the world made this technology a critical part of their everyday lives and that is not going to change. this bottom has obviously brought with it many opportunities for individuals, businesses, and others to increase innovation,e?fi productivity and entertainment. it's helping people connect locally and helping people connect globally thro

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we're being told is there is a mass of boulder still sticking out underneath that breach ec there and somehow or guy have to get that boulder out of fear apparently may be too large for the from waters to get out. all started at 2:00 a.m. this morning at the hillside between pale and fish runs up on what one. although greg obviously with had a tremendous amount of rain and the whole side could not handle it is a forest area but this one is much bigger than what we normally see what we did is the heart closure caltrans set up the cones and blocked off two right lanes the sophomore one starting at marin city. that's bottom- line 1/2 from where we're at right now. traffic is an issue here in the north bay and backed up all the way to the first mill valley exit. >> : the tug chp earlier. >> : what we had we need to get out here i do valuations >> : once we get this debris cleared out problematic is the more common on the hillside. make sure that stable enough to open up the land of traffic. and when they're in that chp officer he saying still billing at 10:00 a.m.. 10 and i am digging for

that is the view from various cameras the ec. here's what will happen, temperatures. we'll start warming of next week about two degrees above normal. that is an average of all the models. that is a big change. a flood of moisture on shore is a conceit of west coming into california. it is welcome there. brings a little bit of relief. it is the retreat of the colder air will flow to us the next few days and then pulls back. by sunday we could have a soft landing that pushes us into the '40's. it will turn colder again monday afternoon and tuesday. horseless little system. to flows northward and comes up into the area. we'll show you their rain and a little bit closer as it marches across the southwest and expands to misery and downstate illinois. this is the set up friday morning. >> heavy rains will occur downstate. here's the big picture. the big changes this jet stream. a feature of el nino of bringing the warmer air from the tropical pacific on to the continent. the polar air retreats to the north. we're in a moderate cooler air. there is a colder air that comes a

ec allows the market to set the price and that is the big question. some are saying that it could trade between $60-$70 a barrel. that is the big question on everyone's's mind. we have -- on everyone's mind. we have to see if the price falls. >> ken opec survive this? opec survive this? changing a lot and there was dissent at the last meeting. countries,der they want toan, cut to the target to stimulate prices. you have larger producers like saudi arabia, kuwait, and the arab emirates saying, we are ready for the price war. they are going to ride it out. we will see how it emerges. the bigger members are ready for the price war and are going to ride it out. >> thanks for that. let's take a look at the impact on the slumping oil price. >> you can see the airlines. they are falling across asia. across the board, up 4%. a gapore airlines, up by percent. ana is up 4.2%. you have korean air up 7%. you have asian airlines up by 9%. you have qantas up by 5%. they are seeing significant gains today. you have the flip side. australia and materials following. -

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>> it is not public information but ec or's will be an exciting kind of centerpiece to downtown.uld see the renderings with gorgeous views of san francisco sunsets. oakland is an exciting place for tech companies to come to. we have 100 new bars and restaurants open within the last 18 months. this is a fun place to bring your business and there is a sense of vitality, creativity that i don't think you can find anywhere else in this country. >> what about west oakland? residents are not happy about business is coming in. >> you can't always make everyone happy but we just completed the west oakland area specific plan. we spent a lot of time talking to residents old and new and we hammered out a plan for growth and preservation. it balancing both. and designating the appropriate locations for that growth. >> when i know things have improved dramatically over the years, how are you combating crime? when you talk to businesses that you want to be part of the oakland community that crime is not going to be a problem for them? >> i enjoyed a very decisive victory because i campaigned o

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ec abolitionists writing back, saying what a disgrace that in the shadow of the nation's capitol, you see people being sold. in places like new orleans and charleston, they started to move to trading inside to take it off the street. you can still see some of these places in charleston, for instance, there is a museum now in the grounds they used to be one of days options. >> host: of the 5 million population 1863, what percentage try to escape? >> guest: again, terrible with numbers. during slavery, lots of men, particularly some women escaped or attempted to escape. we know this through these ads. so black people showed up in ads in the 19th century in a few ways. they showed up as property being offered for sale or somebody saying i want to purchase people. and then you see them as runaway slaves, owners looking for them and after the war the information as where they are the ones actually placing the ads. so it is just really hard to know what the numbers were. >> host: how do you research a book like this? >> guest: first of all, you kind of get it and buy something and you want

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. >> we always knew that ec united would come along. the stadium is a really important part of making sure that d.c. united can stay in the city and flourish in the city. that's mayor grace term comes to a close at the end of this week. the new administration will take over january 2. >> you have to think it's one of those public relations nightmares they can leave the president shaken. >> still ahead how the commander-in-chief is dealing with the revelation that his golf game or stand army couple to change their wedding plans. >> why one group investigating the sony had believes it was an inside job. >> you're watching abc 7 news at 4:00, on your side. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] fixed a clue has risen now to epidemic or portions peavy >> 15 children have died from the flu most states are under widespread outbreak category now including virginia and maryland. how local doctors are responding to this peavy >> many may be getting

a " here's the first drive tens running about 19 minutes now westbound unevenness a 80 approach to ec is that now but for less bound ride. for backup right to a 580 flyover and were not yet backed up in macarthur mays in mind and your trip to some retail bridge as mentioned was a report a loss to allow new high-rise i do not see any impact on the traffic yet. are no shoulders on high-rise but if that was at the base possible it could be out of the lanes >> : and how about the right to the golden gate bridge here you conceive how 1 01 west but light that's good news. for your 580 ride in the richmond bridge not tracking any delays but again it is a welcome you here have got toward marin county. us to look at the bay at the with the right in the east bay no real problems pop if he has been moved closer to a holiday we may see a slight reduction in the mire of traffic no delays the south bay right here and in north take me through marin starting as low little for your trip in the center fell. it's a comedown from the civic center in on a flurry of the chevron could make a scare in the ba

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this is just off the ec had in westbound. everything shutdown could be a while before them off this up. and still dealing with a great claim blocked. we will have more details on the traffic coming up. >> in the meantime, chris brock takes on the celebrity life. dean reduce the new movies. in the i'm afraid these men would only slow down. >> we popular at school? >> obnoxious mathematician who is recruited by the british military in world war 2, to crack hitler's enigma code. deans says it's a more than compelling story about a group of brainiacs in a turbulent time.. it's a deans list "a". also this weekend... the biblical story of moses, "exodus gods and kings" starring christian bale. the parting of the red sea and the burning bush that you've seen a hundred times in other versions of the story are played down... while the brutality is played up. dean says, "exodus" is an interesting update on one of the words most familiar stories. it's a deans list "d minus" and for some laughs this weekend chris rock tries again for som

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ec people make the thomas edison turn where they enter as on spinners and become political onto a nursehe door where they dople that thomas edison turn would enter as on spinners and become political on spinners -- entrepreneurs. uber is starting out to cut deals with local government where they will make regulations. uber's main competitors -- lyft idecar. they may start with one political belief, but they are in it for their business first and foremost. i don't like the idea of using government for your business. we are building a little advisory panel. these are people we are seeing first hand. bnbs --d i think it is an interesting time. we could appeal to these people. they are on the wrong side. you might be scared of x candidate, but if you want to advance your business, we are the once want to create the environment in which your business could be advanced. >> where would i go to find and watch your movies? pi.org.po it is so simple. after you click on each film, it to get it onre amazon or stream it on netflix or itunes or youtube. very straightforward. thempi.org. if you know s

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. >>> new york mayor bill deblasio came fascinating ece-to-face today with the police unions. he called a meeting in an effort to ease tensions that burst into public view after the murders of two officers in brooklyn more than a week ago. the group included patrick link president of the patrolman's benevolent association saying he had blood on his hands. but even before the officers were killed some of the unions had been sharply critical of mayor deblasio who was swept into office on a pledge. more recently the objection of deblasio's protest not to indiet the officer invol ved in the eric garner case. the mayor had thrown police under e underthe bus when he spoke about his own concerns about his son. >> there were a number of discussions, especially about the safety issues that are members face. there was no resolve and our thought here today is that actions speak louder than words and time will tell. >> meeting came as a new york post reported today on a virtual work stoppage by the n.y.p.d. the post of course has been a consistent ally of the police unions in its brutal c

of south korea complaining that the sea, east sea as it's called in the rest of the world, sorry the ec, in south korea it's called the sea of japan to the rest of the world, a very contentious here in north korea. that is being focused on by south korea. really both sides of the peninsula at this point, there is some anger at this movie. >> well, it was meant to be an outrageous comedy and it is certainly garnering some outrageous responses. and also, what about efforts, paula, for those in south korea who try to smuggle things into north korea to get people there to try to be able to see it? >> well, this is certainly going to be one of pyongyang's biggest concerns that this movie could make its way into north korea. we've seen these so-called propaganda balloons and activists sending dvds showing exactly what is happening in north korea across the border in helium balloons. we know that many of them do make it to north korea. we've heard from some defectors they have seen some of the dvds and cds. of course, that's a concern for pyongyang that this dvd will be the next one being sent

eastern, ec show an intraday, you would start to see a slight pop because the bloom brg terminal postedbasically said starting early next year they will do this, bonds specifically, even southern debt -- not stocks -- european central bank will be doing what we have done for the past two or three years and that is put in a pillow under the markets thanks to the central bank. so you see that pump-up here with the s&p 500, you will see it mimicked with the nasdaq and the dow and any other index, and that is the reason, in case you're wondering. guess what? we have not held those gains because all of those indexes punched above the flatline, and then you can start looking at the best performers in any of these indexes, and whatever gains they started to see at that point didn't quite happen. why? because the market, you know, sentiment took over once again. and what is that? well, november same-store sales up about 4.3%. that was a surprise to the upside, not a bad move there. some retailers are benefiting from that, and now we see the most actively traded names, everything from general el

in 2009, troels orting now served as head of ec three and as the interim head of the counterterrorist intelligence committee. i know from personal experience working within how committed he is to the fight against criminality committed online, the global fight of criminality online. the department of justice is fortunate to have him as a partner and we are both lucky and both lucky not to have been today as the keynote speaker. [applause] >> you should wait and see if there's anything to clap for later. i am not so sure. thank you so much for inviting me first of all. it is an honor and privilege. i've been a georgetown university couple times. the last time was actually with general alexander in a more prominent place in the north building. i was very impressed by it. i am the director of the european cybercrime center. for those of you who were not familiar with the european union, it is 505 million people, 28 independent nationstates, 24 different languages and heavily acquired internet. it has been interesting me this morning to ascend from the cyberexpert then again also from the

negotiating and arriving at an legislation ece of that addresses our immigration intem in a comprehensive way my judgment should not be that hard. i have in my private law negotiated the most complex civil settlements ever wall street. i believe that if we could strip way the emotion and the politics on this issue and you group of the raoeight members of the house of representatives, i could bill with you. and i'm issuing that invitation agai again. i believe we could do it. it is really -- it shouldn't be that difficult. > the chair recognize the gentlem gentleman. >> mr. secretary, some say our is national rity security. wokey 20 million americans up this morning either unemployed or underemployed. president didn't mention these americans when he grant de the plan to permits esty and work to illegal americans or the on their would have pocketbooks. memoranda ious of outlining this policy for him didn't mention them either. address this problem and protect the american worker i introduced legislation prior to announcement s that would make clear that illegal immigrants benefiting amnesty

if you come back three hours from now, fox business network, i am going to get to the bottom of this ecstandard, using their words, their hearings and their rants then and their erie silence now. why gas prices could be soaring from none other than billionaire who saw this coming t. boon pickens. that's only on fbn at 6:00 p.m. if you are demanding hearings and talk about the cab ball, price manipulations when prices seem to be inexplicably moving up, and now they're going down, it seems like you would call for the same hearings. but we're not seeing that, the others aren't covering that double standard, are they? you don't get it, you're losing a bundle. . i'm kimberly, along with bob, greg, dana and it's 5:00 in new york city and this is "the five." >>> it is 9:00 a.m. in sidney australia. a city on edge after a jihadist inspired by isis took a cafe under siege, holding more than a dozen people hostage for more than 16 hours. the standoff ended after the police stormed the cafe after the sound of

net inflows to ec by it is, knew -- equities, mutual funds have been up six straight weeks.he mutual funds outpost still questionable, really high. october we saw net outflows in bonds with, but since then it's been just small, positively small. and the reason i bring this up is because bonds have held in there so long, there's over $4 trillion in there. look at this this morning, about 30 minutes before the number came out, this is where your yields were, the two and ten-year, and you can see where they finished off. again, ten straight months of job growth capped off with today's 321,000 number, these yields are at the highest number since 2011. finally smart money out of bonds and into stocks. that brings us to our next real, real deal. and, again, you know, the economy's getting were the. hillary -- getting better. hillary, what do the pros say? is how do the institutions continue to say bonds are the safest place to be? >> they're going to stay in bonds because we have baby boomers, and they're getting older, so the bond market is going to continue to see some inflows a