eric scott is the news director at 101.5. ask the governor every month >> why not?hing. they suppressed in one day and presented him with a corvette. teesix i thought there was a scandal attached. >> there is no scandal. i do not know it was a story and so i came in this morning. bill: thanks. ♪ >> here is what your "search engine" found today. when hillary clinton got caught using your phone to send e-mails. one magazine sums it up best. that is the cover of the new yorker. maybe if she becomes president they will get added. breaking news rabbits can do tricks. >> ready to go to out and show us what you can do. she says no. [laughter] >> right now she is on strike. >> okay. maybe we need a different volunteer. i think she says it best. abcaseven. >> this is what we call a train wreck in television. we love our dogs at teewun but the start the -- this girl needs some help. the video says it all. by all. by the way, our dogs are not that much better. check out this video. i thinnk you guys better to stick to it. that is what your "search engine" found today. ♪ >> i m

budget combhe i'm mark farrell and joined by supervisor katie tang as well as commissioner eric mar supervisor scott wiener and supervisor norman yee i want to thank jennifer lowe and charles kremenak madam clerk, any announcements? >> yes. electronic devices. completed speaker cards and documents to be included should be submitted to the clerk. items acted upon today will appear on the march 17 board of supervisors agenda unless otherwise stated okay. thank you madam clerk colleagues two agenda items one substantive a 5 year budget plan want to thank everyone for this and looking at looking forward to a fruitful next month. >> number one the finalized plan for 2015 through 2020 and requesting a mayor's office. >> and to speak on item number one. >> good afternoon, supervisors it's a pleasure to you here with you, we kickoff the budget season i'm here to talk to you about the city's proposed 5 year financial plan not an action item in front of you by will be in the next several weeks once we complete on update to the plan would also want to point out i have the gentleman from the controller's office

i'd like to think eric karen, scott, and everyone who picked up the book. thank you so much. [applause] >>> good evening. my name is greg barrios and it's been my privilege to serve as this year's balakian chair. the nbbc award the citation for excellence in reviewing each year to recognize outstanding work by a member of the nbcc. the citation is awarded in honor of nona balakian a founding member of the national book critics circle. for the third time in it's 28 year history the balakian citation carries with it a thousand dollars cash prize. generously endowed by nbcc member greg barrios. [applause] >> by coincidence, the number of entries for this award has increased over the past three years. and i'm pleased to give a shoutout for this year's finalists. they are charles finch, b.k. fisher benjamin moser and lisa rust-sparr. could we have a round of applause? [applause] >> thank you. this year's recipient was a finalist at last year and the nona balakian citation for excellence in reviewing is given to alexandra swartz. she is as an assistant editor at the new yorker and

so i want to discuss vice chair scott wiener ander er eric mar to attend as well. >> thank you. we will take that direction and convene that meeting the next month. >> we usually have a special trip. we took one last /kwraoeur to look at how we can move more effectively, these projects. i'm really concerned that we're not moving them, even after this added attention that was given, we're not moving them quickly enough. >> great. thank you, very much. >> okay. can we have public comments on the executive director's report? seeing none, we will move forward with the comment. >> this is the next item. >> okay. comments and questions on item number 5? seeing none, we're going on to the public comments. we will close the comments. we're required to do a roll call vote. so we will have a roll call vote. [roll call]. >> the item passes. >> the item passes, let's go on to the next item, please. >> item six, not to exceed 598,000. the off ramp realignment project during the construction phase. and non-material terms and conditions. this is a national item. >> thank you. comments, concern

officers confirmed scott dunham was also dead. >> eric rasmussen in the news room, thank you. >>> we are learning more about officer johnson from friends, family and fellow law enforcement officers. ktvu's azenith smith spoke to those who knew him. >> reporter: a fellow officer says it is difficult for him to comprehend his friend is gone. and difficult for this department to comprehend. you can see the flowers at this memorial here. they have not lost an officer since 2001. >> i couldn't believe it. i thought it can't be michael. >> reporter: san jose police officers are coming to grips with the loss of fellow officer michael johnson. he considered him his friend and someone he looked up to. >> he loved being a cop. it was in his blood. >> reporter: gone in an incident after he was -- instant after he was gunned down. the 12 officer killed in san jose police department history. the last officer killed in 2001 was in the same academy class as michael johnson. >> you could tell by the way he worked and grew as a police officer in the field there wasn't anything he couldn't do. >> repo

eric fisher is the chief meteorologist at our cbs station wbz in boston. erik, what's in store? >> scott, winter still throwing punches here and everyone is trying to think about spring. we've got rain right now which changes over to snow as we head duper dooerp into the night and tomorrow morning for tomorrow morning's drive the wintery weather is around the d.c. metro, across pennsylvania, and heading to baltimore and the evening drive could get slow on the roads around philly up to new york city, and southwestern connecticutigration southern new england before rolling out to sea saturday night. some of biggest snow, central to eastern p.a., 2-4 in philly and a coating to two in d.c. behind is another shot of cold sunday and monday temperatures well below average. scott, folks looking forward to cherry blossoms, spring weather will have to wait a little bit longer. >> pelley: eric fisher wbz thanks very much. chilly also describes the relationship between president obama and benjamin netanyahu but today, the president phoned the israeli prime minister to congratulate him on his re-elec

mark, scott, chief investment strategist. and eric. codirector and portfolio manager.reaking news, you are about to hear from the man who made a decision today that everybody is talking about. that's the decision announced by ringling brothers and barnum & bailey's circus it will phase out its elephants by the year 2018. it a sunng annoceme coideng th've beea pat of is crcus for5 yars. nt ihe wld i the o o if fld enrtament heoin us t o raso floda. if i see one more tweet weighing on this or one more blog commenting on it, i want to know why you guys made this decision to eventually move the elephants off the stage, offstage right, and move them on. >> there's really a few a long well thought out decision that our family made. and we've been thinking about it for quite some time. but it's really because there's been somewhat of a mood change or shift with consumer sentiment about seeing elephants traveling from town to town. and there's also been a tremendous amount of legislative activity that sort of changed the rules in which you could have these elephants. so it mad

supervisor scott weiner wants warning labels on ads for sodas and other sugary drinks. supervisor eric marr wants to ban the city from spending money on sugary drinks. >>> oakland mother was killed trying to shield a child from flying bullets. >> but first is it sexist or satire? you be the judge. after the break the controversial washing instructions that is causing a media fire storm. >> and good morning everybody. happy tuesday. it is a foggy commute for some. not so much in the south bay but we will take a look at problem spots in the east bay already. >> and fog is a big story here this morning. it will be cloudy later on. right now there is a lot of reports of fog upper 40s and 50s. ♪i can show you the world♪ ♪shining, shimmering, splendid♪ ♪tell me, princess, now when did♪ ♪you last let your heart decide♪ ♪a whole new world♪ welcome to aulani, travel and leisure winner for top family hotel in the u.s. for special offers visit disneyaulani.com or call your travel agent. >>> welcome back to mornings on 2. there has been a shakeup in the courtroom in ferguson, missouri. ronald anno

eric knoll will be joining me in just a few moments. scott is my cohost and ceo of keep holdings.day now on whether the rising venture capitalists was really a victim of gender discrimination. edges you ever wish that you could test out the shower had a cookout on a stove before you buy? it is all part of a new retail experience by a company that is doing to what appliances that apple has done to smartphones making you want

eric knoll will be joining me in just a few moments. scott is my cohost and ceo of keep holdings. the verdict could come any day now on whether the rising venture capitalists was really a victim of gender discrimination. edges you ever wish that you could test out the shower had a cookout on a stove before you buy? it is all part of a new retail experience by a company that is doing to what appliances that apple has done to smartphones making you want to be in the stores to actually buy the product. the ceo jeff sears is joining me in just a few moments, cooking on the stove. here's a look at our top stories this morning. investigators searching for the cause of the german wings crash, now focusing on the purpose of -- personal life of the planes copilot. police found a sick note in his apartment suggesting he suffered from mental illness. it is believed that he purposely and the plane into amount side taking 129 other people with him to death. they want to know about the copilot's emotional state. >> we have five investigators searched the apartment for clues and why the pilot di

eric schultz says president obama was disapointed to learn about this incident. perhaps in a sign of confidence he said that nobody has higher standards for secret service than director clancy. out on capitol hill tonight, scott thuman abc 7 news. >> last week's incident is the latest in a series of problems to hit the secret service. you might remember in april of 2012, a dozen agents were caught soliciting prostitutes at a hotel in colombia. in november of 2013 an agent left a bullet in the room in d.c. where he had been staying with a woman. alternatives -- also three agents were sent home after being drunk in amsterdam and in october, a man scaled the white house fence and made it deep into the mansion before being arrested. new tonight, some strong words from the justice department after two police officers were shot in ferguson, missouri. >> what happened last night was a pure ambush. this was not someone trying to bring healing to ferguson. this was a damn punk. >> one officer was shot many -- in the face and the other in his shoulder. this happened early this morning outside of the ferguson police headquarters. large crowds had gathered to protest the resignation of the city's police chief. both of th

long-awaited vote for loretta lynch and hours later tim scott, the african-american charged him of using race baiting. president obama nominated lynch to succeed ericited longer than the last five attorneys general to be confirmed by the senate. senate majority leader mitch mcconnell says lynch will get her confirmation vote but not before democrats give in on a bill to prevent human trafficking. senators are debating that bill for the third straight day. >> it serves no purpose other than to further divide us. perhaps my colleagues and the senator from illinois in particular need to be reminded of their own record when it comes to the treatment of african-american women whose nominations were before this body n.2012 janice rogers brown an african-american, was nominated to serve on the u.s. court of appeals for the district of columbia, a court that had never included an african-american woman judge. the senator from illinois voted to filibuster her nomination in 2003 and again in 2005 when she was finally confirmed after waiting 684 days the senator from illinois voted against the historic nomination. i would never suggest even with veiled rhetor

the cap tolles' eric fooer is the author of an anti-bullying children's book and today he read his book to area kids. here's news4's jason pugh at francis scott key elementary school in arlington. >> you guys know what bullying? >> yes. >> it's not a very fun thing, is it. i think it's becoming too big of a problem in schools. over the past five years you hear about it increases. i just wanted to try to do something a little on the fun side to try to educate the kids about bullying. you want to play tag at recess he asked? i'll save place for you at lunch. >> what did you think about the book reading today? >> good. >> what did you learn? >> never bully because there could be a major consequences. like losing your friends. you might not ever get them back. >> there are some guys on our team that could learn a lesson from this book so, you know i want to make sure they all got a chance to read it. >> maybe wilson. >> wilson for sure. >> tough questions for you as well by the kids. the first one have you ever been in a fight yourself while in hockey? >> yeah it's tough talking about fighting when you're trying to prevent bullying. but trying to

eric thomas. . breaking news. con dell lensdolences are coming in for michael johnson a 14 year yet van of the department. johnson was killed after scottambushed officers last night. after an hour's long stand off dunham was found dead early this morning on an apartment balcony. >> we're starting here with a look at the san mateo bridge. you can see how very heavy traffic is as it crosses the water to the peninsula. traveling in the eastbound direction, not too bad. a buyicycleist possibly hit by another vehicle. as you leave vallejo, another ac ♪ ♪ ♪ ci >>> lack of cloud cover. quite a spread on our temperatures. 49 in napa. temperatures today running about five to ten degrees warmer than average and it's going to be even warmer tomorrow and i love my mileageplus® explorer card. we're saving our united miles... ...for a trip to hawaii. we love free checked bags. i've saved $75 in checked bag fees. no foreign transaction fees means real savings. we can go to any country and spend money the way we would in the u.s. one of the best things about priority boarding is you can just get on the plane and relax. i put everything on the explorer

scott county iowa democratic party. we bring you live coverage from the event in davenport. on c-span two book tv's on afterwards, pulitzer prize-winning historian eric on the efforts of free black and white abolitionists to help fugitive slaves. sunday night at 10:00, abu dhabi-based journalist on the rise and leadership of isis drew the middle east. saturday morning, starting at 9:00 est and throughout the day american history tv joins historians and authors at the abraham lincoln symposium. sunday evening, a visit to the national museum of health and medicine. to view items from the civil war collection related to president lincoln's assassination. find our complete television schedule at c-span.org. call us. e-mail us. send us a tweet. join the c-span conversation. like us on facebook. follow us on twitter. the ranking member of the house budget committee and other democratic members voiced their opposition to the republican budget plan. they held a press conference on the steps of the capitol. rep. hollen: thank you very much for joining us. many organizations across the country will be hit hard by the republican budget that passed this morning.

first we will check in with eric bolling for a look on what's coming up on cashen. >> rocking debates. hillary vs. black bear. scott. union thugs and old glory and strong advice for conservatives. see you in a few. >>> back with a fox news alert. the shooter of two police officers remains on the loose. >> investigators in ferguson, missouri now following dozens of leads in the massive manhunt to find that gunman or gunmen. mike tobin is now on the ground in ferguson with the latest on the search. mike? >> good morning the manhunt is critical to the chief of police out here. it does not mean it is producing fast leads. you remember the swat team raid of a house the morning after those two police officers were shot. a couple of blocks away from here. that proved to be a dead end lead. all of the people taken into custody at that time or taken in for questioning have been released. police are getting dozens and dozens of tips. or scores of tips. at the moment they have no hard leads. >> we haven't been inundated with tips compared to some of the other investigations that i have looked at because, you know, there aren'

scott wiener warrants warping labels on ads similar to the one on cigarette. the second proposal comes from malia cohen who wants to ban ad for soda altogether on city property. and supervisor ericity from spending money on suge yarry drinks. we asked what you think about this. there are at least 100 probably more since i walked in here from my desk comments. most people seem to be very much against the proposals. manny writes to us, people should drink whatever they want. it's their choice not a politician's. robert daniel said, just a distraction so they don't have to deal with real issues and kyle said they need to focus on citizen safety of any form, not soda. so people not wanting the energy or money spent on these proposals. tori? >>> burger king is taking soft drinks off the kids' menu and will no longer feature sodasars part of the meals. bugger king says the change is an effort to offer guests options that match lifestyle need. they've been under pressure to make the changes after similar moves were paid by mcdonald's and wendy's. kind of a trend there. a little more pressure on soda. >> yep. >>> 8:42. giants' fans may not be smiling this morning when they hear the name

eric erickson that a democrat leaked it to "the new york times". >> maybe they're trying to soften her up. that she's not the perfect candidate. i don't think she is. we've got bush and scott he gets his campaign organized will be a powerful campaigner. >> you got about 20. >> you've got -- >> the list goes on for a while. >> my friend george pataki. people with strong viewpoints. people who can speak like netanyahu spoke yesterday. >> i had leadership envy. >> i watched it twice. and i said, you know, not only was it a very well done speech, very well constructed legal argument. >> i noticed on one of your opposing stations here's your attack on him. he doesn't propose an alternative. did they miss the last 15 minutes of his speech? he has an alternative. no agreement. a non-nuclear iran. we don't recognize iran until they stop doing the following things. what's hard about this? they stop sponsoring terrorism and killing people. they stop chopping their heads off. they stop killing a thousand people a month. here's what people don't recognize. i'm going to berlin this weekend with a group that could replace the iranian government. it's a group run by a woman. they believe

scott in 2014. the herald says the fact that democrats were even considering crist as a candidate is a sign of the party's thin political bench. >>> from buzzfeed ericblican but would have to check his records to confirm. this is not the first time his spending habits have raised red flags after allegations the congressman spent $35,000 of tax pay er money on a downton abbey style office decor. he repaid the expense from his personal checking account. >> i like your podium willie. >> how much did that cost? >> the associated press, oregon is the first state to automatically register its residents to vote. under new legislation, every adult in the state who is not registered to vote but has interacted with the dmv since 2013 will receive a ballot in the mail 20 days prior to the next election. oregon also became the first state to hold all its elections by mail-in ballots. state officials predict the new law will add 300,000 new voters. >>> and the story of the day former governor mitt romney is set to step into the ring with former heavy weight evander holyfield. this is for charity. proceeds go to charity, an organization that provides surgeries an

eric holder? >> writing on facebook when it comes to federalization of local police, if things were tough before wait until you have a group of officers with no connection to the local communities. good point. >> and scott> go to our facebook page ffweekend on facebook. >>> and hearing it is possible one of the five individuals in the taliban five released from guantanamo bay a number of months ago in the bowe bergdahl swap which had gone back to qatar, watching them like a hawk, worried one may have returned back to the battlefield and joined back up with taliban leadership. a new report says that is likely happened. >> sorry to laugh. this is exactly what everyone who was watching this carefully said. you take people out of gitmo and no one thinks gitmo's the perfect answer to anything but once you release these guys what do you think's going to happen? now it turns ouá that's exactly what happened, and this is not something made up by opponents of the president. this is the determination of the director of national intelligence this happened. rear admiral kirby asked about it when the bergdahl swap happened. here's what he said at that time. >> we have a good security partnership with the government

scott walker as republican party grassroots workshop in concord. sunday night, ted cruz at the annual lincoln reagan dinner. road to the white house 2016 on c-span. >> remarks from attorney general eric holder coming up at 1:15 p.m. until then, discussion on how congress votes on limited government legislation. >> we want to welcome back to the table david mcintosh, or presenting indiana -- representing indiana in the 1990's. what is your group and your goals? what do you hope to differently? guest: it is the leading organization for limited government policies on the economic side. we support balanced budget and reduce taxes to create private sector economic growth and free trade. and a stable money supply. those are the policy that club advocates. recently we came out with ratings of all the members from last year. we do that and make that available for the public so they can see how their members stack up on key votes that relate to economic growth. post: why do you think it has an impact? guest: it is for constituents and voters to know how their members stack up. they campaign saying that they are going to be a free market, strong supporter of policies. the scorecard tells them