tengo que te fehr repelente. >>> la tecnologÍa, ha unido fuerza contras el peligroso virus el organismorolar la poblaciÓn. >>> en el laboratorio britÁnico se crian mosquitos genÉticamente modificados diseÑados para que cuando se apure en con los hambres, las nuevas generaciones mueran jÓvenes tenemos que ver la crisis y una manera efectiva de privilegia en irla es con el mosquito que esÁa modificado tenemos que tomar este riesgo y en tenemos que estudiar el proceso muy cuidadosamente. >>> las pruebas han resultado do exitosas en brasil, las islas caimÁn y panama, donde se han liberado especies genÉticamente modificadas que han reducido la posible g de mosquitos en un 90%. vanessa hauc, noticias telemundo. >>> noemÍ gonzÁlez tenÍa 23 aÑos de edad, estudiaba diseÑo en parÍs y hoy, deberia haber graduado de la universidad, pero las balas un terrorista destruyeron su vida y la de su familia. la joven de origen mexicano, fue la Única vÍctima estadounidense de los atentados en parÍs de noviembre pasado. aunque no pudo recibir su diploma, sus padres sÍ pudieron y dicen que todavia tienen razon

fehr and balanced. -- >> all right. >> -- obama does it. >> i don't think the fed is accountable to anyone letting -- >> it is not a perfect. >> -- >> but it's close. >> what about the idea some of this came down to bad training and bad guidance? the va scandal, the irs scandal. listen, it all comes down interest the top. >> with the va. there is still -- >> idealogically driven and you don't change that no matter how bad the press is. you just don't. >> it is systemic. >> this type of stuff is just built into bureaucracy. i think there is a tint here to real people and their problems and they just don't care. >> in fact you are right. the bureaucracy doesn't care. >> literally made that up. >> the whole show neil. >> i'm kidding. go ahead. >> the bureaucracy isn't the person and the beaucracy definitely has its biases. it is very difficult to get those biases out. i'm not going to condone targeting any group liberal or conservative. --. >> after this segment we're flashing your e-mail on the screen. >> all kid -- this does seem to be a deafness to the way large institutions work. and i se

highs for sunday mainly in t mid 60s in south bay, 66 san jose 65 fehr sunny yale, along the peninsula low 60s, 50s along the coast. downtown san francisco 61, about 57 daily city into north bay, a chance of the shower in the mid to low 60s. 64 oak lachbd, 65 castro valley, 62 for richmond. in the inland, mid to upper 60s. here's the accuweather seven-day forecast, it's a 1 the storm tomorrow. a lot of clouds monday and tuesday. we're dry and then the sun peeks out in the second half of the accuweather forecast. you do notice bathrooming up nicely. going up into the 70s for friday and saturday, eric. i wouldn't cancel any outdoor plans tomorrow, you may dodge a few drops tomorrow. >> sounds good, drew. you see mr. kwan there to tell us about what happened with the sharks tonight. >>> talking shocky, up 2-1, the sharks had a great chance to take control of the western conference finals. out to the tank, san jose had shut out st. louis two straight games but not tonight. in the first, 1-0 blues. sharks goalie martin jones has been spectacular but la tara is there for the rebound and it's

taxes which surprised me but they're both problems so we'll lower taxes very substantially as you know fehr businesses, for middle income, for everybody. so taxes are going way down. we'll allow trillions of dollars to pour into the country that are right now outside of this country where people and companies want to bring it in. they can't. we'll get rid of the tremendous numbers of rules, regulations. probably 75% of which are absolutely terrible for our country. okay. >> mr. trump? >> she seems to have made it her job. >> who? po pocahontas -- >> very offensive. sorry. >> sorry about that. pocahontas? is that what you said? elizabeth warren? she is -- no, no. she tweets about me. i'll tweet and when i tweet, you know, not that many people are watching her tweets. i will say this. look. she's a senator that's highly overrated. passed very little legislation. she has been a real disaster for a lot of people including democrats and frankly can't stand her many of them. ask hillary clinton how she likes her. i would say this. i'll debate anybody. i don't care. i'd debate her. but she's done

a special thanks to our cable partners, comcast and charter fehr helping to coordinate these visits in the community and you can view all the winning documentaries at studentcam.com. >>> the parent of a california teenager who died after using synthetic marijuana known as spice testifieded about the dangers of synthetic drugs that claimed their son's life. >>> the crime terrorism homeland security an subcommittee will come to order. the chair is -- an any time. we welcome everyone to this morning's hearing on synthetic drugs and i will begin by recognizing myself for an opening statement. last week, the house took significant steps to forward steps in combatting the open yoid epidemic. today, this committee will examine an issue, the scourge of synthetic drugs in the united states. they are a prime example of how criminals can stay one step ahead of law enforcement. today, parents have to worry about synthetic drugs, many of which are produced and marketed directly at children and young adults. synthetic can boyds with names like spice, k 2 or skooby snacks come in bright colors to mak

this is the work of john fehr in nald and many others. the range of opinions, looking forward, on the future path of productivity growth it's wide and historic record processes ample ground for humility. it seems that a middle ground that appears to presume that it's held down by cyclical factors and the crisis. and that labor productivity will move up from a half percent to perhaps one and a half%. that seems to be the general assumption behind forecast side. i can't really disagree with it. so in addition to productivity, the other principal factor in potential output is labor supply, which is determined by theworking age population, the natural rate of unemployment, and the trend labor force participation rate. both the natural rate of unemployment and the labor force participation initially appeared to suffer cries its e-related -- crisis related damage. more recent data i would say are more encouraging. it reflects the matching of character isks that employers are seeking to match with the unemployed. it was not surprising to see con