as emile slows down, he sees things are escalating quickly. >> i was like, oh, my god. they're going to jump him. i'm thinking i need to record this. >> emile rolls down his window with his radio blasting. he's inches from the fight. >> so i filmed it from the passenger seat leaning over. >> it intensifies in an instant. both men toe to toe, fists in the air, begin what look like a bare knuckle boxing match in the middle of the road. >> the guy by himself was giving one of the guys upper cuts to the jaw, like some gnarly punches. >> but it doesn't stop there. >> i guess one of the guys said i'm not going to let my friend get taken advantage of. so they started jumping him. >> getting both of his attackers in a clinch, the man in the brightly colored shirt is only able to hold them for a brief moment. >> and then somehow he lost his balance, and they both slammed him. they're punching him on the ground and they started dragging him. and then one of the guys went from behind him and kicked him in the face. >> the man is knocked unconscious. but the two aggressors continue

and yet all these years later, with hardly any resources, alub emile, the railway administrator and ahanics and engineers show up at work and do what they can in an attempt to keep things in working order. how do you do? >> he says you're welcome to see this place. >> how many employees still work here? >> so at one time, you could dispatch a freight to south africa? [ speaking foreign language ] so a hypothetical question -- if the government said, okay, we are ready. we have the money, we would like to, as quickly as possible, get operational, does he have the workers ready to go? >> and this is one of the few things here that's working today. a feature of great pride to the staff. the railway employees, i'm told, do not get paid, yet they continue to show up and work. ♪ >> it is said of the building of the country's once vast rail network, one congolese died for every single tie. like many congolese we meet, they are, all these years later and in spite of everything that's happened, ready and waiting for the situation to improve. ♪ >>> you lost your way on that d at the coffee shop

for the record my name is emil lawrence. i've been a resident in the city and county of san francisco for 44 years. i'm also a taxi me ~ medallion holding for [speaker not understood]. i spoke earlier at the mta meeting about the new amendment to curtail ramp van taxis in the city of san francisco as the taxi agency within the mta tries to sell more medallions in this chaotic endeavor of the taxi business in the city and county of san francisco. uber taxi didn't just run over a young girl. he murdered her and it rests on yours and the mta's shoulders. we have a proliferation of automobiles in this city at the present time, anywhere between 3 and 4,000. that are acting as taxis. i drive in the city and county of san francisco and i see it every day now. you have the law within your hands to regulate somebody driving a taxi, talking on a telephone, and texting at the same time. this is an uber driver. this is how he ran over the young girl. he was texting and telephoning at the same time. at the same time the taxi sfmta taxi a

up to several rounds of talks the government emil position of finding agreed to clear the streets of kiev. this is camped out in the center the capitol police want you to leave. still no reaction from the crowd sinking into this announcement. the study of pictures from the city and alfie is that the extremist nationalist elements of the opposition will not be convinced by these latest events the eye more news when just often enough to nominate some good news of today to the breakthroughs of torah get ready for technology update the mayo and a couple minutes to watch a movie and album coming out next. it's getting on the ground was paced action returns he will be back together again. so often the eye. room. another whistle blowers facing a lot of heat including a wave of death threats. what did she discover some sort of dark secret c i a plant or some other plot for a new war of luxury nosh expose something far more dangerous and important are the zombies on their couches. the university of north carolina athletes are mentally unfit for college. even high school mary willing to blow t

i mean, so emile and ben, they were all excellent.lmost 40 million. >> number one for a reason. >> thanks. >>> on the streets of new york city, we find maria molina. last week she was inside 'cause it was chilly. today it's 43 degrees and that's why you're outside with sirens. >> not bad. they're saving lives out here. but let's take a look at the weather conditions across the country because we're looking at like i mentioned, very mild temperatures out here in the northeast. that's a case as well across portions of the southeast. in parts of the gulf coast today, you are going to be looking at some areas of rain and very heavy at times across cities like new orleans, across louisiana and even into parts of mississippi. eventually the system kind of spreads out and elongates across the east coast. from maine to florida as we head into tomorrow morning, we're going to be seeing areas of rain with that storm system. temperatures are so mild, we're really not going to be seeing much snowfall. out west across the rockies, we have several

the navy seal drama starring mark wahlberg, taylor kitsch and emile hirsch earned $38.5 million in its first weekend in wide release, according to studio estimates sunday. disney's "frozen" stayed cool in the no. 2 spot in its eighth weekend, earning $15 million and brining its domestic total to $317 million. and paramount's controversial "the wolf of wall street" scored no. 3 in its third weekend with $9 million for a total haul of $78.6 million. >> coming up on the kron4 morning news at 5:00 a.m.. the 49ers are just one step from a return trip to the super bowl. we will show you how they got here. >> bay area residents rushed out to get flu shots. pharmacies across the area are reporting that they're running low. >> another retailer says that its customers were also a part of the data breach that hit targets. we will have the latest from neiman-marcus. >> this morning on kron 4 news. the 49ers are back in the bay area after a big win in north carolina. >> first target, now neiman- marcus. the high-end retailer is the next to be hit with a security breach. >> a serial arsonist is on t

to other writers of the day or earlier writers such as jane austen, charles dickens, leo tolstoy, emile zola. to the point where that's a prolific she was, surprise me. the amount of surprise me. the amount of reviews of her work surprise me. the very celebratory nature of those reviews surprise me, too. and even though intellectually and theoretically i know women writers are forgotten every single day, this blew my mind. it was just, she was so big and so important and she has disappeared pretty much without a trace. i think it's important, i think it's almost more important that people outside of washington state know about ella higginson been people within washington state. in terms of the diversity of american literature, you have people like william faulkner or mark twain who put certain regions of the united states on the literary map. that's what ella higginson did for the pacific northwest you're the only way people knew about the pacific northwest at the time was through her writing. as long as the writing isn't recovered, a crucial piece of the diversity of american literatur

be bycond comment will emile. he is in edward eagle brown professor of finance. his research is banking, business cycles, corporate finance, my setting, and monetary policy. among his outstanding contributions is a reason one where he organized a panel of economic experts to determine what economists think about key economic issues. check it out. it is really interesting. you know what you think, and you know what your friends inc. -- think. this is a sample of people from freshwater, no-water, salt water underwater, you name it. it's really surprising. one can mention some of the bad mentioned someen of the bad ideas, he did not mention going back to the gold standard. if you want to know what the economist think about the u.s. going back to the gold standard, you might be surprised. professordo that, kashyap. [applause] >> ok. thank you, bill, for the kind words. and for including me in this session. it is a privilege and honor to speak with chairman bernanke. i am going to be more forward- looking in my comments. the transparency of the federal reserve means i