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that's in addition to the fences, it allows an agent time to respond will stop >> eta is then wirelesslyted to the central control room. >> we've got radar that will tell us if the craft is in the air. >> high quality long-range day cameras that have thermal imager's. >> this camera here costs $19 million. >> and eyes are in the sky as predator drone's fly 18,000 feet above the border. >> our drones here fly strictly along the border. they can stay in the air for a long time. >> at the end of the day, does the technology work and is it worth the huge price? >> are we supporting them or are they supporting us? that would be cost effective. >> that is hard to gauge because we don't know we don't know. we don't know how many folks get away. >> president obama is promising bold action. we will talk to a texas congressman with an important role on this issue, next. ♪ >> one of the most famous lines in hollywood history. >> the truth? you can't handle the truth. >> a few good men catapulted aaron sorkin from an actor to celebrated screenwriter, producer, and conflicted character creator. he we

working with you and so i am glad to have you here and i have a question for the staff, what is the eta on our annual report? >> we are still waiting for a few documents from you, and then we will be getting started on it. >> all right, great. >> all right, commissioner frost? >> just want to commend the staff and especially josyln, for yesterday's training and i attended and, i learned some things, and it was pretty good and i just wish that it was better attended or the individuals, but i think that it is a good thing that you guys had it taped and so now the people can click on it and then i do want to wish, her a happy birthday. >> happy birthday. >> yeah. >> again. >> every year. >> all right. >> any other commissioner comments? >> is there any public comment on our commissioner comments? >> all right, we will move on to item 7. new business request for future agendas. and we can do this after the meeting as well. all right, i don't see any. and i think that ends our meeting. >> so, thank you very much and have a good night. the commission meeting is now over. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> this is smac

a lot of them coming out of the eta. regulation nation equates to the size of canada's entire gdp more than $1.8 trillion. that's to cost. the cost of the us economy. yes, we want clean air. yes, we want clean water. we want regulation. we're talking about a stealth hit to businesses. and it comes -- the fall out you see it at the irs. questions that are posed to them by taxpayers, the irs is having a hard time enforcing the pile, you know, dumpster truck of rules on them. >> it's a dumping of rules at that tim at a time when they know the media isn't watching. the irs emails discovered wednesday afternoon. 314 new regulations right before thanksgiving. >> one -- approaching the size of the cost of france. big one coming next year, the eta land grab in the term of redefining what is waterway. that's a big one coming down. >> hands off my land, please. liz, thank you. having a positive attitude can be a bad thing? the professor who says yes. >> the dow jones industrial average down ten points. the s&p 500 holding onto a g

that's in addition to the fences, it allows an agent time eta isond will stop >> then wirelessly routedthe central control room. >> we've got radar that will tell us if the craft is in the air. quality long-range day cameras that have thermal imager's. costs $19mera here million. >> and eyes are in the sky as predator drone's fly 18,000 feet above the border. >> our drones here fly strictly along the border. they can stay in the air for a long time. >> at the end of the day, does the technology work and is it worth the huge price? >> are we supporting them or are they supporting us? cost effective. >> that is hard to gauge because we don't know we don't know. we don't know how many folks get away. >> president obama is promising bold action. we will talk to a texas congressman with an important role on this issue, next. ♪ >> you are watching "bloomberg west" where we focus on innovation, technology, and the future of this is. president obama is promising aggressive action for immigration reform but republicans are not in favor of the idea. house speaker john boehner said the president w

they collect important real-time eta when dropped into storms. >> it is collecting information on temperature, pressure, humidity, and when speed. to replacet likely other aircraft. long-term and constant information about storms the forecasters did not have before. >> we are excited about the mission we finished because we to catch were able hurricane edouard as it developed and dissipated. >> the global hawk is considered by nasa known to be experimental. fed to theis being national hurricane center. >> an interesting use for the aircraft that has been part of the u.s. military for several years. >> we will find out when they do the study whether it is worth it. >> are we in the hurricane season? >> no. >> now we are in the winter season. that coulds the day be a messy day. let's get you the coverage here. the temperatures were spectacular. 70 in fredericksburg. the 70's. -- 60's to mostly clear by morning. where dropping 42 defense to two but these are well above average nighttime temperatures area we are forecasting overnight to tomorrow morning. tomorrow will be a nice day. partly cloudy

the one hand helping to support some stocks and on the other, we have worse than estimated economic etajapan as well as here in the united states. in terms of individual movers, shares of tyson food having their best day in almost six months. the largest meet profit -- processor report estimates that beat analyst -- reported earnings that beat analysts estimates. they say millenials are helping to drive demand for chicken. we will have more on the markets later. ♪ >> you are watching "bloomberg west. i'm emily chang. is bigger always better? kevin rose doesn't think so, necessarily. is thender of digg founder of tiny. it allows users to send tiny photos and videos and it's the first app to come out of his mobile incubator. tiny 2.0.is launching he joins me now from new york. tiny?s it seems a little instagram, vine, twitter combined. how do you describe it? >> when you think about some of experiences, they are very curated and you get time to get the filters right and describe what you are doing. this is about capturing this quick little moment. you can't enlarge it and it's tiny things

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go to the website, www.lightthenight.org/eta. it's for eastern pennsylvania. we are expecting approximately 6,000 people to appear this sunday. >> 6,000? that's a lot of lights. >> we are excited about it. we have teams that include individuals and families and relatives. we are proud to honor the burlington stores who is the 13th year of helping us with light the night. they have raised $22 million overall through the 13 years. they are expecting to raise over $3 million again this year. >> they have raised over $13 million over the lifetime of support? >> yes. >> that's awesome. it's again the light the night event. this sunday november 9th at the philadelphia museum of art. registration at 2:30. show up just as you are and sign up right there. they will be glad to have your support. the walk is at 5:00. you leukemia and lymphoma society. bundle up. glenn was showing us a chill in the air. >> we have been doing this for years. >> you won't be there in the t-shirt. have some sleeves. best of luck with the event. >> thank you very much. >>> you are going to ha

we saw it in morey eta california, where buses taking children to a processing center are met with tears. along the border, some americans stand guard on their own. >> it's all one person can do. it's what i do. to watching the border, cleaning up the invasion trail. >> a flashpoint. politicians bicker, millions of lives in the balance. >> president obama spoke for 15 minutes, here is what he had to say. >> we are and always will be a station of immigrants. we were strangers once too. whether our forebearers were strangers who cross the the atlantic or the pacific or the rio grande, we are here because this country welcomed them in and taught them to be an american is more than what we looked like or what our names were. >> who will be the winners or the losers. jonathan betz is here with details. >> this is a sweeping order, millions can be aspected. -- affected. the presidencies oppressing immigrants is not who we are, so offers to help parents and children. >> reporter: the focus, the president says, is on families, families in the u.s. we are a nation that accepts the cultity. the pr

the president praised lor eta lynch for her experience as a prosecutor and for her ability to deal witholitics. >> loretta might be the only lawyer in america who battles mobsters and drug lords and terrorists and has the reputation for being a charging people person. >> that's probably because loretta doesn't look to made make headlines. she looks to make a difference. she is not about splash but substance. >> she has been able to get through 7nate confirmation twice the. something the obama administration is enthused about. she serves as a u.s. attorney for the eastern district of new york. it encompasses all of new york city except for manhattan, the other 4 bore rows, millions of people in some high profile cases. shall received a law degree from harvard in 1984. she is 55 years old and from greensboro north carolina. the president pointed out she is the daughter of a librarian and a baptist minister. even though she comes from outside the president's inner circle, she has experience with eric holder. she has chaired an advisory committee since early last year. there is a question o

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. >> president obama today nominated lor eta lynch to be the next u.s. attorney general as libby casey reports, she was a new york prosecutor who knows her way around washington. >> president obama made the announcement of his new pick for attorney general with the out going ag eric holder by his side. the president praised loretta lynch for her experience as a prosecutor and for her ability to deal with politics. >> loretta might be the only lawyer in america who badges mobsters and drug lords and terrorists and still has the reputation for being a charging people person. >> that's probably because loretta doesn't look to make headlines. she looks to make a difference. she's not about splash. she is about substance. >> loretta lynch has been able to get through 7at confirmation twice, something the obama administration is enthused about. she served as a u.s. attorney for the eastern district of ern district of new york. >> outside the president's inner circle, she does have experience with eric holder. she chaired the ag's advisory committee since early

. >> does anybody have an eta on the other dolphin?diagnostic tests and tags them. panicking animals don't make the process easy. >> the animals are stressed, so they could be thrashing around. >> responders try to minimize distress by moving the dolphins closer together. >> these animals are basically experiencing car crashes and so we have to take that social nature into consideration. >> the strandings are relentless. >> it would just not stop. day would go by and we wouldn't hear reports. we thought okay, this is the end of the beginning of the end. then the day after we'd get a report of ten more live animals. >> despite heroic efforts, rescuers can't save every stranded animal. losses are tough even for experienced volunteers like tracy plout. >> it can been incredibly difficult when we respond day after day and day and put in hours and hours to attempt to help these animals and we lose them. >> why are they dying? yeah. >> no one goes home until all the live dolphins are back in the ocean. but finding a good release location can

location in general is great because all of the students and the thoroughfare between the light rail, etand activity and other locations. it's going to connect up with christmas in the park and the skating rink for the holiday season and we're excited to be out here to promote our brand to the people of san jose. >> the possible-up stores will stay open through january. >>> coming up on "today in the bay." and then there was one. only one nba team remains undefeated this morning. we'll let you know if it's the warriors. that's next. >>> the time now is 7:41 on this sunday morning. you're looking live at golden gate park. a beautiful picture perfect. you can see the bridge way back up there on the top much your screen. three nba teams began the day undefeated yesterday. the warriors, the rockets and the memphis grizzlies. the grizzlies streak came to an end yesterday. the winner between -- to houston we go. after a rough start, the warriors finally got things going in the third quarter. clay thompson with a nice layup. steph curry with the steal on the inbound and bam, the three. that sequ

. >> does anybody have an eta on the other dolphin? >> the team runs diagnostic tests and tag them.essed, so they could be thrashing around. >> responders try to minimize distress by moving the dolphins closer together. >> they're basically experiencing car crashes. we have to take their social nature into consideration. >> the strandings are relentless. >> it would not stop. day would go by and we wouldn't see or oh hear any reports. we thought okay, this is the end of the beginning of the end. then the day after we'd get a report of ten more live animals. >> despite heroic efforts, rescuers can't save every animal. losses are tough even for experienced volunteers like tracy plout. >> it's difficult when we respond day after day after day and put in hours to attempt to help these animals and we lose them. >> why are they dying? yeah. >> no one goes home until all the live dolphins are back in the ocean. but finding a good release location can be tough. >> we're releasing them in a place we don't usually release. so just because it's too dangerous on the outside of the cape where we

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in the study that i conducted that looks at eta from 1990 99 - data from 1999-2008, in that data, there was not evidence of an increasing or decreasing trend in the proportion of the crashes that involved drowsiness. i would note that, in recent years, the raw number of crashes and deaths nationwide has decreased and that is a good thing. i do not believe there is any evidence based on the best available data that the problem is increasing or decreasing as a share of all crashes. if we look or use conservative estimates that we have across any of the more solid studies of the proportion of crashes that nvolved drowsy drivers and apply that to 2012 data, we estimate over 5000 were killed in crashes that involved a drowsy driver. >> you mentioned multiple amputation and you look at alcohol-impaired driving. i am wondering if you can use the same technique on that data to look at fatigue-related crashes. if so, or if not, what would your opinion be? >> i believe it could be done. i would only do that with a couple of the data from studies that i referred to in my presentation. the national

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but what happens is chicago politics steps in and, you know, make eta on them if they own property. they'll get the irs on them. this is the way chicago politics works. and this is what the president has been doing. we have to get this out of washington, this shi ska goal stuff. >> to your point, the president, by making an announcemented speaks to the relationship between the president, fcc and congress -- fcc as an independent agency. so certainly, the president can use it, but, beyond that, the fkc operates ind pen deptly. >> just a headline to show you from the new york times this morning, political and public pressure as it debates and thinks about open internet rules. >> my question is i was wondering if the title 2 that was up dated or amended somehow so that it would be more in line with the way the internet is run. what worries me is poor people will be further marginalized. >> that's a great question. in 2010, congress actually considered adding a new title, which would capture all of these issues. >> what we've seen is fundamental disgreemt in congress about what to do in

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