i have a quick question i know i've put a number of trees own harrison street i know that harrison has a narrow sidewalk maybe it's not a question for you but i'm curious about the sidewalk and are we going something >> we're expanding the sidewalk. >> is that part of your work. >> and harrison going both get extended. >> that's great to hear. thank you >> okay public comment at this point or is there more presentations. >> no more presentations. >> we'll open up public comment seeing none, public comment is closed. >> supervisor kim i'd like to forward this with positive recommendation to the full board i apologize we didn't push this forward that will be voted on accepted 2. >> and a second reading on september 2nd so the motion to support in with recommendation we'll take that without objection. and madam clerk, any other business before this committee? >> there's no further business. . then we are adjourned. >> good afternoon ladies and gentlemen, welcome to the special meeting of the san francisco municipal transportation agency and parking horticulture commission. >> director bri

pore ironic. >> this lonely stump is all that remains but fans say harrison's legacy is going strong.aughing at us right now. >> reporter: not to worry. ny new tree will be mrapdzed in the fall. for now this will have to do reminding everyone for the forest to be green each tree must be reason. rudabeh shibazi. >> maybe he did say all things must pass. >> there you go. >> what's making news in america. >> stay with us for "good morning america." have a great wednesday. . >> ♪ >> "action news." delaware valley's leading news program. with matt o'donnell, tamala edwards, karen rogers and meteorologist, david murphy. >> ♪ >> good morning. we have exclusive video on this wednesday july 23rd. only on "action news" exclusive video as rescuers free a baby from a locked suv. details on what will happen to the mother. that's ahead in a live report. >> the support to get international flights back into israel after the faa banned u.s. carriers from flying to tel aviv. >> this invasion of beatles was not as welcome as the one that took place 50 years ago. the ironic end to a tree dedicated to an

sarah harrison? >> i mean, when that letter came out, it was sort of rather extraordinary when you're looking at a country that has guantanamo bay, chelsea manning was found by the human special rockets were in torture at the time that she had been tortured -- by the human rights special repertoire in torture the time she had been tortured. we were looking at asylum in other countries and they preemptively put in extradition request to those countries, even though he wasn't there and did not have asylum. i think it is an obvious pattern the u.s. government chooses to try and initiate a preemptive attack to prevent people's legal rights. >> explain what happened to the bolivian president evo morales as we go back, a year now, that you accompanied edward snowden. when was it within this period of going to russia that the bolivian presidents airplane was forced down in austria by the u.s. government? >> we were still in the airport. there have been a number of presidents that have been russia -- in russ

harrison carjack a woman just after 5:00 this morning. he drove away, hitting two cars in the process. harrison then lost control and drove into that mcdonald's. luckily, no one was injured. a rockyations of marriage and emotional crutch came out in the trial for the former virginia governor and his wife. attorneys say the other man and the alleged corruption triangle took advantage of their troubles. jeff goldberg reports tonight from richmond. >> we heard some very personal details about the relationship between bob and maureen mcdonnell. a marriage that had clearly been struggling for the past few years. indicate thisnts is setting up what could be a very ugly trial. >> the former governor entered court tuesday without his wife by his side, but sounding upbeat. >> we are looking forward to present our defense. >> the truth as explained by defense attorneys was that of a crumbling marriage during the time of their association with former star scientific ceo jonnie williams. maureen mcdonnell's attorney said she had a crush on him. she w

we have all the parking for the project underground next is the rendering of eight and harrison streets from san francisco from the ethnic street exit. one of the key elements of the project >> would you say what the direction the car driving down. >> it's driving down harrison. >> towards the stud bar. >> yes. >> okay. this is just this isn't coming up but this is the project from the eight street have you to e midnight time it shows you get a good since of how the buildings are spaced-out and get into the community at large. one of the ms. interesting elements we have assesbl

economy and in today's big deal edward harrison and i are discussing valuation test bubbles and how soccer player home is rodriguez's eight million euro price tag serves as a warning to us all to look like the warning it all starts right now. with . our lead story today from in gold now recently germany has been actively trying to repatriate its gold which has been stored for safe keeping at foreign banks in new york london and paris however getting their gold back from the new york fed has proven to be a tad more difficult than expected the bulk of germany's gold reserves are parked in the manhattan bolts of the federal reserve and recently the german government has been moving to get back much of its gold now back in january germany's central bank the boom this bank announced that it plans to repatriate all three hundred seventy four tons of gold that it had stored with the back to france in paris as well as the three hundred tons held in manhattan at the new york fed and a plan to do all this by twenty twenty however the bundesbank has only been able to retrieve thirty seven tons of its

harrison. mr. hupp pe. >> mr. chairman and members of the subcommittee, i would like to tell you something you probably don't hear very often. congratulations to congress for getting it right. for over 10 years sound exchange administered the statutory license for sound recordings on digital radio that this committee created in 1995. and that decision shines as a true legislative success story. it provides transparency and efficiency that makes possible digital radio services enjoyed today by over 100 million americans. it is led to a critical and growing revenue stream for sound exchange's 100,000 accounts which represent featured artists, background musicians, labels and rights owners large and small. and statutory license has provide ad huge commercial benefit to the 2500 services who used it to build their business. some of america's best known and fastest growing companies with household names like pandora and siriusxm, providing them easy access to the product they needed to get off the g

think bill simon the wonderful director harrison and today we're talking about the b. i asked reporter bank for international settlements report and what it says about our current post crisis monetary policy experiment at work it's a very very dense topic so i want you to break it down for me really. hard to her since we are going to get you here you go this is the real test can you give me a general takeaway about this year's annual report basically this they said the things that cause the crisis which is basically ultra easy monetary policy when we took interest rates down from six percent to one percent and created this huge housing bubble and then you had bubbles in other places in europe as a result of easy policy negative interest rates in spain and ireland that's what's now being offered up as the panacea going forward and so what they've said is basically going to get the same outcome because that's what caused the crisis and you're doing it again ok so very good time by the way that's the b.s. perspective do you agree with that what do you think definitely one

earlier to discuss financial warfare pretty helpful stuff at the moment and inveighs big deal edward harrison and i are discussing subprime auto credit risk and the straw that breaks the camel's back it all starts right now. another day another tile added to the rich mosaic that is the bill ackman herbalife saga tuesday morning billionaire hedge fund manager bill ackman declared loudly and to anyone who would listen that yet again he believes herbalife is a pyramid scheme the pershing square capital boss gave what he called the most important presentation of his career to hundreds of folks gathered at the conference in midtown manhattan for more than a year and has been loudly shorting herbalife a nutritional supplement company that he believes is a pyramid scheme his presentation tuesday focused on the company's so-called nutrition clubs but did act men's bark prove worse than his bite as herbalife c.f.o. john de simone said it what see did and. factor in adman's presentation herbalife stocks surged fifteen percent and while the two hundred fifty plus live presentation was very decked out wi

closed commissioners we need a motion and second to go into closed session >> oh, sorry commissioner harrison and i'd like to - >> i want to comment on the glen eagles i worked with tom he's doing an excellent job and a resolution to this i hope i feel this is an important gem out there folks put a lot into that and tom and hopefully, a mutual mutual mutually agreeable manner. >> thank you commissioner bonilla. >> i would like to ditto commissioner harrisons remarks i don't want to reinvent the wheel especially, since we've leefrnd how popular this course is and and strong the community support so i want to do everything in our power to keep this golf course open. >> thank you, commissioners seeing no other comments we can go into closed session. >> moved and seconded marry all in favor, say i. >> before we go in we need to ask the members and staff to leave members of the public. >> we have reconvened and commissioners you need to make a commissioners, on the motion to disclosure all matters in closed session. >> move to not disclosure. >> moved and seconded all in favor, say i. so moved. we

but then harrison dies he becomes the in as president waiting in line behind tyler. so instead of finding a compromise he has to veto the bill for the national bank to expel from the whig party to see himself burned in effigy from the white house. you kin here people firing aside and show attained kardashian shouting city is a man without a party. and consider looking for that democratic nomination even in offers van buren as seat on the supreme court to get out of the way. and then close to writing back at history and job so tyler sets his sights on the issue to capture the imagination of the american people. the republic of texas all the lovely and a hungry young country eager for expansion so he sets his sights maniacally to bring texas into the union. but figuring is defeated one of the most important rules you have never heard of heard of the two-thirds rule the democrats in those days require a two-thirds the delegates at the convention in to approve a nominee. them during was reluctant to as it was considered part of the territory and also the new slave area t

it was planted in 2003, two years after george harrison died of cancer.he city officials plan to plant a new tree in november. >> just an unfortunate event. >> yes, it is here's your traffic and weather with kate. >> good morning everybody. we will start off as we do with your pollen report at this time. levels are higher out there here today guys as we continue to keep high pressure in place for generally one more day. this is in advance of the next approaching cold front. we will see levels drop off tomorrow, with some rain moving through to wash it away but grasses plantain and nettle are your primary concerns. friday and saturday high pressure builds back in. levels will spike backup again. storm scan three clear for now we have stormy weather off to our west at this point but we are seeing bubbling up here. see that on the radar, one little bubble of thunderstorms start to ignite toward pitberg and that will be our story. it is a waiting game, further inland, western most suburbs towards poconos we will storms first but then in the meantime we will h

closed commissioners we need a motion and second to go into closed session >> oh, sorry commissioner harrison and i'd like to - >> i want to comment on the glen eagles i worked with tom he's doing an excellent job and a resolution to this i hope i feel this is an important gem out there folks put a lot into that and tom and hopefully, a mutual mutual mutually agreeable manner. >> thank you commissioner bonilla. >> i would like to ditto commissioner harrisons remarks i don't want to reinvent the wheel especially, since we've leefrnd how popular this course is and and strong the community support so i want to do everything in our power to keep this golf course open. >> thank you, commissioners seeing no other comments we can go into closed

and in today's big deal edward harrison and i are discussing how soccer player homicide because this eighty million euro price tag serves as a warning to us all now before we go to break here are a look at some of your close numbers at the bell come on back with us. we welcome their nate and abby martin two of the two or three close on the our team that work. us it's going to give you a different perspective give you one stock never i'll give you the information you make the decision don't worry about breaking the said works it's a revolution of the mind it's a revolution of ideas and consciousness is frustrated with the system extremely your public use would be described as angry i think in a strong. leader single. spark course. in the finish line of the marathon. welcome back now in the wake of the financial crisis we've seen u.s. government prop up the financial system in an effort to maintain stability and order but these actions have sera della. it's a blow to the credibility of our economic system as a whole edward harrison spoke to catherine austin fits the president of so of

roosevelt preferred barkley over harrison because barkley was more supportive of the new deal policies. in fact the day after robinson's death, roosevelt sent barkley a letter that began my dear alben. in the letter roosevelt refered to barkley correctly but cheekily as the acting majority leader. f.d.r. also dispatched aids to exert pressure on senators to vote for barkley. one week after robinson's death, all 75 democrats, one of them was an independent, all 75 democrats in addition to barkley met in the caucus to vote. they voted by dropping their ballots in an old panama hat of virginia senator carter glass. this prompted a equip about trying to ensure the secret ballot by using a glass hat. senator barkley won by one vote. 37 to 36. t he lost much more with his colleagues. because many senators took offense at the president's influence in barkley's election. and barkley finally paid something of a price for it. his colleagues granted him the title of majority leader but not the accompanying authority and respect viewing him as f.d.r.'s man rather than the senate leader. and that's

and in today's big deal edward harrison and i are discussing how soccer player homicide because the eighty million euro price tag serves as a warning to us all now before we go to break here are a look at some of your close numbers at the bell come on back with us. for the. a. very hard to take a. look. at that are back with the earthquake there. please. please. please. please. the. i know c.n.n. the m s n b c news have taken some not slightly but the fact is i admire their commitment to cover all sides of the story just in case one of them happens to be accurate. that was funny but it's close and for the truth and might think. i'm ok it's because when full attention and the mainstream media works side by side the joke is actually on here. ok. and our teen years we have a different pretty. good because the news of the world just is not this funny i'm not laughing dammit i'm not how. i feel about. you guys talk to the jokes i will handle to make us happy. welcome back now in the wake of the financial crisis we've seen u.s. government prop up the financial system in an effort to maintain sta

rocket off josh harrison third 2 runs in 4 zip l.a. harrison through the wicked but gordon comes up with it. flash gordon making a play. dodgers 5-2 and virtual tie with the giants don't nl west. how about the a's. regular record in push a's. regular record in push that's next. is. >> dan was making joke about me during the commercial. a's best record in the major but tom not happy bumped from rotation down to the minor asked to be traded. malone sent down when a's acquired if players from the cubs. you can understand the guy's frustration. done his job. a's hopping to acquire upgrade second base so malone may get his ticket out of sacramento a's off today and host the astros tomorrow night. jones becomes best friend of the team this evening. that's gone. 2 run blast. 2 nothing a two-2 game. visiting pirates of the caribbean again. had 4-2 help the a's drop 2 back of the summer league final. kings and rocket. led houston with 17 poychbilitys but the king got 29 from ray. deep 3. to beat the shot clock. 77-68 is the femur. sacramento ki

dozens of evacuees like the harrisons returning to their neighborhoods only to find they are now homeless. >> it was like this monster came over our town and just, i don't know. i've never, ever experienced anything like that in my life. >> reporter: little avery hasn't either. >> i loved playing on my playset when it wasn't burned. >> reporter: libbie harrison who is also the mayor of pateros, must also must think how to help rebuild her town. as mayor, what do you do? >> well, i'm headed down to city hall right now. we're working on getting our power, our water back up. >> reporter: six days now of the same scorching heat, wind and tinderbox conditions. and the washington governor says this fire season may be the worst ever with no signs of relief. >> we're seeing kind of the tip of the fire storm here because we unfortunately are going to see this for decades to come. >> reporter: and behind me what's left over of one of the neighborhoods on the front lines, a dozen homes destroyed on one block alone. and even though the fire's at 0% containment, a bit of good news as the fierce condit

rocket off josh harrison third 2 runs in 4 zip l.a.harrison through the wicked but gordon comes up with it. flash gordon making a play. dodgers 5-2 and virtual tie with the giants don't nl west. how about the a's. regular record in push a's. regular record in push that's next. is. >> dan was making joke about me during the commercial. a's best record in the major but tom not happy bumped from rotation down to the minor asked to be traded. malone sent down when a's acquired if players from the cubs. you can understand the guy's frustration. done his job. a's hopping to acquire upgrade second base so malone may get his ticket out of sacramento a's off today and host the astros tomorrow night. jones becomes best friend of the team this evening. that's gone. 2 run blast. 2 nothing a two-2 game. visiting pirates of the caribbean again. had 4-2 help the a's drop 2 back of the summer league final. kings and rocket. led houston with 17 poychbilitys but the king got 29 from ray. deep 3. to beat the shot clock. 77-68 is the femur. sacramento kin

harrison was an avid gardener who spent his final days in l.a. after all, he reminded us, all things must pass. his tree will be replanted. >>> when we come back, celebrating the birthday boy on a big day in the u.k. >>> finally for us here tonight, it's been a year since the eyes of the world were focused on the front door of the hospital in london, waiting for word about the birth of the heir to the throne. the boy we now know as george arrived and what a year it's been for the future king, and the future of the royal family for that matter. we get our report tonight from nbc's janet shamlian in london. >> reporter: by george the year has flown by. the future monarch at a butterfly exhibit. >> he's a big boy, he's quite heavy, we're still working on a name. >> reporter: this had to be the most watched play date ever. royal watchers declared george. >> he's shown that he's got a strong character already, which i think people find interesting. almost as if his destiny has been mapped out for him already. >> reporter: just like mom he's a style ic

rocket off josh harrison 2 runs in 4 zip l.a. harrison through the wicked but gordon comes up with it. flash gordon making a play. dodgers 5-2 and virtual tie with the giants don't nl west. how about the a's. regular record in push that's n don't wait for awesome... totino's pizza rolls... ...gets you there in just 60 seconds. ahhh! wh there are no marshmallows in this box of lucky charms! huh... weird... seriously? what? they're magically delicious connection to nature is a right that the trust for public land is fighting to preserve. from boulevards to ball fields and ponds to playgrounds, together we have saved over 3 million acres of land. a park is a gift that is worth protecting. help support the trust for public land and the gift of parks today. is. >> dan was making joke about me during the commercial. a's best record in the major but tom not happy bumped from rotation down to the minor asked to be traded. malone sent down when a's acquired if players from the cubs. you can understand the guy's frustration. done his job.

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police arrested 21-year-old dominique harrison. he faces several charges. harrison is accused of carjacking an suv, crashing into two other cars and then slamming into the side of a mcdonald's restaurant on annapolis road. prince george's county investigators believe that harrison suffers from mental illness. >>> right now two people in maryland are in the hospital after a porch collapsed underneath them. just take a look at the damage here from chopper 4. this is in katinsville in baltimore county. the two victims were trapped about 20 minutes. both people are expected to recover. investigators are working to figure out what exactly caused that accident. >>> and you may have seen a geyser. well now we are taking you inside the flooded ucla buildings to show you the mess that crews are cleaning up right now. the water main break damaged six buildings, including ucla's pauley pavilion. that just went under renovation, a $132 million renovation two years ago. there's so much water there, firefighters had to do this, use their hoses as squeegees. the 93-year-o

three humans on the planet are on facebook but hold the door my dear friend and colleague edward harrison things facebook isn't all that in fact he believes that bubble is just my word not his so why does ed think it's bubble lissa's because it's a large market cap stock in fact it's the fourteenth most valuable stock in the s. and p. five hundred as i mentioned before and its value exceeds about two thirds of the top stocks on the dow jones industrial yet at the same time it has a price earnings multiple of nearly one hundred times which would mean it would have to have tremendous and i mean tremendous growth in order to justify that multiple and provide a decent i mean even kind of. isn't returned to investigate investors so to quote ed basically facebook is like cisco circa one thousand nine hundred eighty nine. argentina is facing some serious debt problems and they have until the end of the month to figure it all out now this isn't the first time that this is happening argentina and fact argentina defaulted on the debt as recently as twelve years ago so why do people even keep buying

dollar and it's the end of the week which means it's viewer feedback day here on boom bust edward harrison i address your questions comments concerns are live on the show you won't want to miss the moment that it all starts right. now and right now rupert murdoch wants time warner and he's selling off assets to get it friday twenty first century fox said that it was selling its a talian and german paid television assets to british sky broadcasting better known as b. sky b. which is by the way thirty nine percent owned by fox for more than nine billion dollars now this is just the latest sign of consolidation in the european media industry and the deal comes out or time warner rejected a billion dollar takeover offer by rupert murdoch's twenty first century fox now analysts expect mr murdoch will make an improved offer to acquire time warner and the sale of fox's european assets could prove that the company with will then have enough extra financial. munition that it needs to purchase what it wants now in the deal announced friday twenty first century fox would retain its minority stake in

is in our future as well edward harrison sat down with john to explore some of the ideas in his book edward first want to understand why john sees the fed's activities as a keynesian when the fed is the monetary agent and not the fiscal agent here's what john had to say. the fed's there's a difference between what they're doing and what their intent is their intent is to drive consumers and consumption because by lower rates they will people be able to borrow more money to be able to spend more. that stopwatch get it what's happening they lowered rates that pump money into the system and increase the assets of the wealthy i think that for instance when we get through this cycle of quantitative easing. and i say this article is there will be another cycle i think the next cycle a quantity of easing as has the real potential to look significantly different in this cycle i think janet yellen and stan fisher and some of the others have very uncomfortable with results of what's happened in this last time which is basically making banks and rich people richer. they thought there was a welc

harrison. i want to understand what would happen to pandora if congress had not stepped in and fixed what happened at the copyright royalty board. >> well, the crb rates are, obviously, part of the public record. they are multiples of what the negotiated settlement was, the pure play rates. i guess you just have to do the math. obviously, if we're paying 60-70% of our revenue under the pure play rates, if the crb rates are two or three times that, i'm not very good at math, but i don't think at 120% of revenue we can make it up on volume. >> what do we need to do to insure more transparency, and why don't you have more competitors? >> it's an interesting question. i think you've touched on it a little bit. the rates certainly are an issue. the entrants we've seen recently are all engaged in other lines of business -- apple, google, amazon -- and music is really an ancillary product that's designed to sell the primary service. we've had east village radio which is a longstanding internet radio s

all down and give us his take on the latest from the world of track and in today's big deal edward harrison and i are discussing the hardest places to live in america you won't want to miss a moment and it all starts right now. with . our lead story today facebook now whether or not we like it for most everyone watching this program right now facebook touches our lives in one way or another myself included now some may be totally ok with that and some might not but make no mistake to facebook we are all true story last week facebook admitted that as part of a psychological study to examine how emotions can be spread on social media the same manipulated the news feed of over half a million randomly selected users in order to change the number of positive and negative posts that they saw now facebook's researchers found that the display of moods were contagious the people who saw more positive posts responded by writing more positive posts likewise seeing more negative content prompted viewers to be more negative in their own posts now facebook is an apologetic about the emotional contagion e

i have a diagram here showing, there is traffic coming from harrison and turning on to tenth, and two lanes of traffic, turning left, and planning department own website on the pedestrian safety talks about a 25 percent chance of somebody getting injured or 25 percent of all of the pedestrian injuries in the city, occur when the cars are turning left and the facilities will be in front of the two lanes turning left headed towards the freeway. and this is really an issue that needs to go back, to the planning department to look at the safety issues, it is really too unsafe for anything. and i would also like to point out just briefly that a google search of the gentleman's business out on bay shore, shows the string of safety violation and there is osha violations and a lawsuit for one of their own clients getting struck by a vehicle out there. and i think that the pattern of ignoring the safety rules is indemic to this operation. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> next speaker, please. >> my name is james and i live in the scary, and i know how dangerous that intersection is. earlier this

dollar and it's the end of the week which means it's viewer feedback today here on boom bust edward harrison i address your questions comments concerns are live on the show you won't want to miss the moment when it all starts right. now and right now rupert murdoch wants time warner and he's selling off assets to get it friday twenty first century fox said that it was selling its a talian and german paid television assets to british sky broadcasting better known as b. sky b. which is by the way thirty nine percent owned by fox for more than nine billion dollars now this is just the latest sign of consolidation in the european media industry and the deal comes out or time warner rejected the billion dollar takeover offer by rupert murdoch's twenty first century fox now analysts expect mr murdoch will make an improved offer to acquire time warner and the sale of fox's european assets could prove that the company with will then have enough extra financial. munition that it needs to purchase what it wants now in the deal announced friday twenty first century fox would retain its minority stake i