near santa barbara, california brittney hopper for cbs news. as many as 200 homes were evacuated when a train carrying dangerous chemicals derailed near baton rouge. no one was hurt and no official was hurt. >>> the engineer of the train that crashed in philadelphia had limited experience. brandon brandon bostian had been working for fewer than three weeks. it was going more than double the 50-mile-per-hour speed limit. eight people were kill and more than 200 injured. >>> this morning hillary clinton is called on the state department to speed up the release of thousands of her e-mails. the former secretary of state made the appeal in a rare interaction with reporters on the comeampaign trail in iowa. >> i want the e-mails out. i respect the state department. they have their process that they do for everybody, not just but anything they might do to and diet that process i heartily support. >> they rejected a proposal to release the e-mails by next january, instead wanting a rolling release. >>> isis has gotten their hands on dozens of vehicles

britney hopper of our los angeles station kcbs has more. >> whenever you're responding to oil spills, it's not an easy process. i want to manage your expectations. this could take some time. >> reporter: the waves are now black after the coast guard said a pipeline ruptured sending thousands of gallons of crude oil into the ocean just west of santa barbara. >> it's really sad. i hope they can clean it up. there's a lot of damage out there. >> the oil spill happened near refugio beach that's a popular camping spot where dozens of cam. er were told to evacuate immediately. >> we're going to go home, yeah. we're going to go home. cut it short. >> reporter: video from our shores shows how black the ocean is and cruise working to clean it up. this is a video of two whales about to swim into the oil soaked water and continues were trying to steer them away from the oil. a photographer captured these photos, a duck covered in oil and others trying to help wildlife. >> they came down to try to save as many wildlife and marine as possible. >> it's going to get worse. >> reporter: the pipeline

i am jamie hopper. until next time, don't forget to get out and play. for more information about reserving one of these romantic locations, or any other location call 831-5500. this number is best for special events weddings picnics, and the county fair building. for any athletic fields and neighborhood parks, 831-5510. you can also write us. 501 san francisco, calif. 94117. or just walk in and say hello. and of course you can find more information and reach us at sfrecpark.org. >> we're here to raise awareness and money and fork for a good accuse. we have this incredible gift probably the widest range of restaurant and count ii destines in any district in the city right here in the mission intricate why don't we capture that to support the mission youths going to college that's for the food for thought. we didn't have a signature font for our orientation that's a 40-year-old organization. mission graduates have helped me to develop special as an individual they've helped me figure out and provide the tools for me that i need i feel successful in life >

people look back at history and they can except they love edward hopper now and jasper johns now butow about the artists of this generation? in mark bradford's, the rachel harrison's. when we are so close in time it is hard to grapple. part of our job is to challenge as much as it is to just celebrate. to test ideas, and put things out there. charlie: let's talk about the relationship between a museum and the city. we mention the high line. you said it was important to let the city and the street encroach. renzo: i think that is the reason why i called that place not a lobby -- well i'm italian. it is where everything is found. you are in the city. this is the place where the experience matters. this is where fear goes away. people meet people. they get together. it is about not being intimidating. it is about being accessible. this is the beginning. then, from there, you go up. you take your shoes off metaphorically of course. you enter a different world. the ground floor is public space. adam: and we have a free gallery in the public space. make whatever law -- whatever art in that

first all inclusive ride admission was $12. 33 years later adult entry to one park is $99 and park hopper, 1555. disney land is promising a lot of sparkle with new floats and new world of color show and engineers are adding projections throughout disney lands for the fireworks show. >> i think it will make it four dimensional. >> reporter: a celebration of 60 years with one 24 hour party. i am so giddy you do not understand what i am holding these are very special prizes, this is cinderella's glass slipper made with crystal with a topaz and three karats worths of diamonds. it's worth $27,000. i'm only reporter allowed to hold it, both hands please with the gloves. you can win this by going online 3 hours from now, if you go to disneyland.com/diamond days. it's a size 6 1/2 happens to be my size shoe matt and tam if i win i'm wearing this around the house with one foot. look at this, gorgeous. >> i think security might wants to keep ran eye on you. >> reporter: they have security around right now, i could not put this on. >> does it come with a prince? >> reporter: that's a prince standing

abigail hopper, director of ocean bureau energy management. you have the global bond routes sending the 10 year yield to a 2015 high on friday. all of this comes as the u.s. gets ready to auction billions of dollars in coupon bearing debts. joining us now is the global head of fixed income strategy at j.p. morgan private bank. to aboutuy to talk this global route we are seeing in the bond market. what is the catalyst and where does it go? >> i think the deal that was just spoken about in terms of noble and rosetta points to another part of the bond market that is doing really great. that is the u.s. high-yield market. the high-yield market has held up very well in spite of the backup in treasury and is actually up 4% for the year. there are some parts that are doing worse and some doing better. is the risk-free assets, the sovereigns, the u.s. treasuries, that are doing worse because the rates have gone up. the credit markets in terms of high-yield are actually doing fine for investors. alix: what is the risk of greece , say you have central b

. >>> the philadelphia music alliance announced the locally grown musicians that are hoppered with plaques along the avenue of arts, making the list hip hop band the roots and rocker cinderella and broadway star, andrea mccardle and jazz singer billy holiday who would have turned 100 this year. >>> please join us for "action news" at 11:00 here on channel 6. for cecily tynan ducis rogers the entire "action news" team i'm jim gardner we hope you'll join us at 11:00. >>> tonight, multiple tornadoes just touching down. severe storms hitting from texas up to new york and boston. millions in the threat zone at this hour. and look at this. the floods crashing through the front door of this home. and we'll show you what happens in just 20 seconds. the family inside terrified. >>> the deadly anthrax. the pentagon mistake. and we ask, was it sent through fedex with everyday packages? the urgent testing in several states tonight and the anti biotics now being given. >>> the mystery. the balls of oil washing up on several popular beaches, shutting down miles of america's coastline. >>> the air scare.

abigail hopper is the director of ocean energy management and she joins us now on the phone.gail, the other huge news today was, horse, shall getting the green light to potentially start drilling in the arctic. does that clear the way for other oil companies do the same? abigail: it certainly is an important step forward for shell . it would be part of their that shell approval still requires to get permits from several other agencies, but it is a good first step for them for this drilling season. 20% of the worlds oil could be under the arctic. all anyonethink that in this industry worries about in the games that they play in as arctic think of it important and lucrative, but my expectation is that companies will wait and see how it prevails. alix: shell has been preparing for this, but how much does it cost to drill in the arctic and how quickly could well come out? abigail: i would obviously be better source for how much it would cost, it's clearly quite expensive and there are for having aeless rig right there, so they are going to have two of those rigs over the summer i

same with elcapitan, another popular area. >> brittany hopper reporting there.t's not the only environmental crisis in california. even more water cuts are being ordered by the governor and this time the reductions are impacting farmers. delta farmers are being ordered to stop pumping water from the san joaquin river and this comes after they had already volunteered to reduce their water usage by 25% with hopes of avoiding these cuts. >>> things are starting to get back to normal in waco, texas after the deadly biker gang shootout from the weekend. don carlos sits next to twin peaks where nine bikers were killed. the restaurant reopened after being cold for three days. the owner was not there that day but his employees and customers lived through the chaos. >> very dramatic to hear gunshots, especially something so close. we're happy to get back into our routine and back to normal. >> meanwhile inside twin peaks restaurant, it is still a crime scene. waco police have confiscated more than 300 weapons that were found in toilets and foods just in inside the one re

i mean, people look back at history and they can accept that they love edward hopper, jasper johns now, but how about the artists of this generation? the josh kleins, the mark bradfords and the rachel harrissons? they come in and are so puzzled because we're so close to it in time it's hard to grapple with it and part of our job is to challenge as much as to celebrate and to test ideas, to put things out there and not just reconfirm what we already know. >> rose: let's talk about the relationship between a museum -- this museum and the the city. we mentioned the high line. you said it was important to let the city and let the street encroach. i mean -- >> i think that's the reason why i called that place not the lobby but the piazza. i'm italian. and in the city everything starts from the piazza. you experience things here, they come together. this is where people meet people. they got together. it's about not being intimidating. it's about being accessible. so this is the beginning, and then, of course, from there then you go up and you take your shoes off, and you go up and you enter

families and a visit from pope francis, today the mural of arts program revealed plans for a mural hoppering pope. the mural will be painted on sections of cloth put up on the saint malaki school in philadelphia. >>> now karen rogers is here with the accuweather forecast. >> it's sticky out there today and we'll get a chance for storms but not as numerous some people will get them you have to watch. lets look at stormtracker 6 live double scan unlike yesterday at this hour, we are completely dry at this point we don't see anything pop up yet but keeping a close eye on it. we'll show you what is going on down in cape may, a good time to be down on the beach. some big temperatures changes, if you don't like it hot and sticky we have a change coming your way 81 in philadelphia 84 in dover delaware 82 in millville, look at the different at the coastline much cooler, 70 degrees and sea isle city on the boardwalk and a.c. warm temperatures really throughout the region here is how the temperatures play out. clouds and sunshine and 87 degrees and 5:00 p.m. 86 degrees we'll look for a shower or thund

and adding to the hopper gay marriage is it that same center right country they were confident in inional presidential years? >> i'll guess we'll have to see, on the economic immigration issue maybe the center oished. you look at i.s.i.s. or the exchanges in the middle east across the board republicans, democrats or bernie sanders, who is to the left of the establishment on most issues supports the plans of bombing i.s.i.s., the strategic strikes, so on issues like that i think there's a broad agreement that america needs a more hawkish policy not something - the new york variety, and jed bush ran into a lot of trouble espousing an interventionist policy. that's where you see the center right creep up. >> in 2016 and 2020, demographers are saying the shave of the electorate is changing. there'll be thousands of knew young voters coming in the echo boomers, ageing into the voting years, does that change the landscape for a perspective democrat? >> well i think so. certainly you have to have a strong position on immigration and reform and the path to citizenship. hillary clinton said t

i am jamie hopper. until next time, don't forget to get out and play. for more information about reserving one of these romantic locations, or any other location call 831-5500. this number is best for special events weddings picnics, and the county fair building. for any athletic fields and neighborhood parks, 831-5510. you can also write us. 501 san francisco, calif. 94117. or just walk in and say hello. and of course you can find more information and reach us at sfrecpark.org. >> president commissioner singer. commissioner chung. the second item on the agenda is the approval of minutes on april 21, 2015. there's a revised portion under the item eight

brittany hopper has the story. >> reporter: south bay beaches were supposed to be closed indefinitely. but friday night, the coast guard and county health officials say they are back open. tourists and businesses are by happy to hear the beaches are back open. they were worried about business since a lot of their sales have to do with surf and swim rentals. >> we are so happy. i was going to be such a burden on all the local businesses here. >> reporter: the tar balls were spotted wednesday and for days the crews have been on the beaches in hazmat gear cleaning up. three dump trucks were filled with the tar balls. the big mystery remains though. where did the tar come from? the coast guard is testing to see if it is naturally occurring or possibly from one of the tankers offshore. and they haven't ruled out a link to the santa barbara oil spill. >> we are super stoked now. >> reporter: though the beaches are back open, the coast guard and life guards will continue to look for tar all weekend. >> as for the spill in santa barbara, the cleanup is still going on. >>> well south bay recyc

. >> brittney hopper has highlights of the new action thriller, san andreas. >> reporter: san andreas a mover and shaker of a movie had a big premiere tuesday night and in true hollywood form the rock, duane johnson, who stars in the film, arrives in an l.a. city fire truck as a rescue chopper hovers over the crowd. >> it's a powerful film. >> san andreas is about a 9- plus earthquake rocking l.a. and the effects can be felt all the way to san francisco. >> it's relentless. it's intense. it's a ride. it's a heck of a ride. >> reporter: skyscrapers crumbling, fires erupt, the "hollywood" sign falls over. they say making this movie helped them become more aware of being prepared. >> the idea of mother nature we like to think we can control her and we can't. >> it makes you think and it really does make you wonder. >> reporter: usgs seismologist dr. lucy jones worked closely with the filmmaker and says even though this is a hollywood movie, the reality is the san andreas fault which runs through l.a. is capable of producing "the big one" > california does not have a fault capable of nine

near santa barbara radio shack, brittney hopper, kpix5. >>> 21,000 gallons were released.the coast guard and the oil company are not sure how much was actually spilled. now, to give you some perspective, the spill here in the bay area a few years ago was 54,000 gallons. >>> another whale has washed ashore on a bay area beach at half-moon bay. chopper 5 flew over the 40-foot adult gray whale as it rolled in the surf. this is the sixth whale to wash ashore in recent months. in pacifica, crews buried two other whales who have been rotting on a beach there. the plan was to let them decompose snatch rally, but today, crews dug a hole, a huge one in the sand for both carcasses. neighbors said they just couldn't stand the smell any longer. >>> tonight, the warriors took game one of the western conference finals and did it before hometown fans in oracle. this is the first time the warriors have gone this far in 39 years. we talked to some folks in the nosebleed seats who paid $300 for their tickets. >> well, they are still good seats as long as we are in the building right? we can

hopper fifties i will leave you with the storm tracker 4 it is going to continue to be warm and it willng across inland locations. >>michelle apon: you could always strapped for cash and carry conditions with the mobile application is a great device is free from the apple store and google play >>george: opening up at 345 this morning as you can see the ride here looks good for the track heading either to hayward or toward san mateo it is not a commute this morning but even with that it is still a pretty light and easy rider as it is for the bay bridge will not tracking any delays do not expect to see the misery likes activated it will be a different drive on the typical commute because there will be three lanes northbound and that means a three lane southbound likely will see more traffic flow on the northbound side as the morning wears on heading into more of the gran via the richmond bridge there are no delays here to do not expect to see the morning any backups still was a quick look at the ride in the east bay now as you had was about 24 or west on 580 or even on the nimitz freeway

know president clinton served as governor for him number of years and had a chance to appoint bobby hopper to the highway commission twice. these are ten year terms, so he's served 20 years as a member of the transportation. when i came on he was the chairman. chairman. one piece of advice that i got from one of the members was, do you want to be a part of this commission? i said i'd love to and he said all you have to remember is to count to three. that was interesting, i said what do you mean? >> he said there were five numbers on this board. once once you are appointed by the governor you can basically do whatever you want and all the money runs through this commission so if you can get to other members to go along with you then you can practically do what you want to do. it's illegal and we've got the money. when i had a conversation with bobby harper and he said i represent the richest part of the state. he said you are from the delta. that is the most economically challenged part of our state. he said, i think we should follow the advice and that is -- that's a lesson in power. i rea

he also cops to eating fries out of the hopper and says he would use different accents when working thethru. but salon could not let this stand calling it light airy and full of privileged [bleep]. and complaining that franco does not discuss the brutal working conditions of 25-hour shifts of wage theft and negligent employee and indirect policies. never change, salon. never change. that was great. dan, are you a privileged white male. what do you think of the op ad. >> i think he nailed it and he worked hard. life is super hard for him and then he got his break. he is an attractive man telling an attractive man story. that's what happens. i was down-and-out -- three months? i have a friend that did seven years at mcdonalds. you won't have him on the show because the things he has seen has scared him. that's a typical james franco everything fell into place story and it bugs me. >> carly, if you work at pk donalds, you -- if you work at mcdonalds you get a five finger discount. >> this was one of the weirdest things i ever read. it was a story about mcdonalds, but it wasn't a story abou

. >> a celebration hoppering the holdest people living in philadelphia.ichael nutter held the 16 and annual centenarian celebration, including fannie mae stewart, she turned 108 years old and 202-year-old dr. eli booker. the sheet metal workers union hall mosted this year's celebration. >> a lot of wisdom in that room and good stories. >>> a trash truck catched fire and backs up a stretch of highway. >>> and now where police are looking for the man that they say killed three members of a wealthy washington family. >>> and the yearbook pictures that stunned an indiana high school, a mugshot that ended up next to class pictures angering students. >> police are looking for two women that robbed a beauty shop in south philadelphia, it happened on tuesday at cosmo professional beauty supply, and two women walked in and took things right off the shelf and tried to walk out and an employee confronted them and police say they used pepper spray on them. anybody with information is asked to please contact them. >>> a truck caught fire on the pennsylvania turnpike a

you can imagine dennis hopper huffing nitrous and dismembering somebody over an unrolled tarp in any motel rooms. cool. >> hopefully the tacos first, because after you do the meth you really aren't going to want to eat. in ancient times, drivers would hang the testicles of their enemies on their rear-view mirrors. >> best case scenario around here, in my humble opinion, taco truck, of which there are quite a few. parking lot, the smell of mystery parts on a griddle, yes. >> can i have one asada, one pastor, and one lengua, please? >> knowing what i love of all things mexican, you might expect me to be eating tacos for the next hour. >> going to adopt the wide stance. damn you, tacos village. come for the vistas, stay for the tacos. ♪ [ gunshots ] >> 30 rounds per magazine of steel-jacketed destruction as fast as your finger can pull the trigger. you might well ask yourself, why the hell would anybody need a weapon like this? the ar-15 is one of the weapons most reviled by gun opponents. it's also america's favorite rifle. >> i never thought i'd say a guy from new york is a natural wh

. >> reporter: roamy hopper, a military spouse trained in cpr was there with her kids and husband. her knees still scraped up. said she and another mom worked together trying to resuscitate effie. >> we kept trying to pump her pump her breathe her breathe. >> reporter: medics took over but couldn't bring her back to life. >> i wanted so bad to save her life. >> reporter: effie's little brother, her best bud, according to their mother, pointed out to me his sister's picture. >> love your kids. always kiss them good night. tell them how much you love them. >> reporter: a grieving mom's message to you. and to her daughter? >> i love you, effie. you always be in my >> reporter: i did reach out to pool management here. they tell me they're still investigating and would rather not comment until they finish that investigation. police meantime say there is nothing suspicious when they look into this as of yet. they're still investigating as well. and that mom who tried to save effie, she's put together an effort to raise money for the family. you can learn more about that on our nbc washin

you can get the line hopper passes early. love that.ed go when the kids are still in school for the adults couples who do not have children. be sure to share that with us on the facebook payment. leyla gulen has the coolest assignment. >> she goes to disney for the 60th celebration and will be with us tomorrow morning as the court opens for 24 straight hours to kickoff the event join us starting at 4:30. you don't went to miss that. >> leyla was saying they have a diamond crusted tiara. wonder if she can bring that one home? >> stay tuned. >> guidelines to keep your family from getting sick with an outbreak leading to sweeping stages in the listeria outbreak. >> got your blue and gold on? there is an interesting problem created by the team as warriors head to game two of the western conference semifinals. >> showing you a picture of traffic on san jose looking pretty good and does not look that misty in this picture. we have more weather and more traffic all morning. why is there a kevin federline ice sculpture? why is this grilled chee

. >> supposed to be the master teaching the grass hopper and i doesn't been the larva now. what the hell is up with that? >> it's easy to fall into trouble. it's like, people you know, they'll say something smart. if i was on the street i would be so messed up that i mean there would be no thinking about it. it would just blow. and someone would get hurt. you know like now you just can't do that. that's not normal. you got to control yourself. >> he's young. he's got a long ways to go. i was in the same boat. you know? i used to do the same stuff. but at least he's got a chance. at least he's got a chance to get back out there. that's what he's got the think of. screws up, he ends up like me. i done lost everything. >> even his handball game. >> just hit a man while he's done. oh, man. if i had an "s" right there. that's right. that means stone. >> it sucks. >> stone. james stone. stone sucks. >> hey, sir. >> coming up. >> some staff here have been recommended you be released and some haven't. >> i'd like to know -- >> christopher trotter makes his case for returning to gen

so this is going to the hopper side red ipa.re that far hop bite to it, some citrus, trip call hop, packs more after punch. >> wrapping it up to go, all of the event on our website cbsphilly.com. these will be gone before we finish the segment ukee, back to you. >> oh, careful over there. >> not drinking them, just getting pick up. >> coming up on cbs this morning, charlie roads with your preview good morning to you. >> good morning ahead new evacuations and dramatic rescues we're in texas plus this protecting our boarders and tracking in americans. rare look at the facial recognition technology that customs is test nag us airport. talk with the great bob schieffer about his final "face the nation", and we will look back at a remarkable and legendary career, all of that and more, the news back in the morning, we'll see in you about ten minute. >> remarkable for sure. charlie, thank you have, a great show. >> oh, boy indeed. >> we all need to. what an incredible run. >> singer rihanna capturing attention in cuba. hundreds of fans

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and your son hopper is in it, as well. was that a fun thing for you, or was that...? it was great.ncipally charlize and javier bardem. but my son is playing a helicopter rescue pilot. so we started shooting in south africa. he was here at van nuys airport taking helicopter lessons. and by the time he got to south africa, he flew us to set. wow. yeah. so, it was exciting. wow. president obama can't even teach his kids to drive. [ laughter ] that's the limitations of the job. well, it's very good to see you. thank you for coming. the movie's called "the gunman." go see it. it opens march 20th. sean penn, everybody. thanks, sean. thanks to president obama. thanks for watching. good night. . >> how much would you pay for a warrior ball cap? you will be stunned at what some will spend. >> next. fra it's posturepedic vs. beautyrest with up to $400 off. serta icomfort and tempur-pedic go head-to-head with three years interest-free financing. mattress price wars ends sunday at sleep train.

and your son hopper is in it, as well. was that a fun thing for you, or was that...? it was great.rincipally charlize and javier bardem. and by the time he got to south africa, he flew us to set. wow. yeah. so, it was exciting. wow. president obama can't even teach his kids to drive. [ laughter ] that's the limitations of the job. well, it's very good to see you. thank you for coming. the movie's called "the gunman." go see it. it opens march 20th. sean penn, everybody. thanks, sean. thanks to president obama. thanks for watching. good night. >> coming up, you can spell cochampions. >> this year's winners of the national spelling bee can. we'll tell who you they are and the winning words next on we'll tell who you they are and the winning words next on "action news" tonight. >> this is what he looks like than is the man police are desperately trying to capture. they think he could be suspect of rain of robbery of

. >> artists like edward hopper, georgia bellows all found a home before they were wanted anywhere elsehe whitney collection grew so did respect for american art. so much so that former first lady jacqueline kennedy was at the opening of the last whitney building in 1966. and almost 50 years later first lady michelle obama was there for the opening of this whitney. >> one visit one performance one touch and who knows how you could spark a child's imagination. >> in keeping with the whitney's original mission the inaugural exhibition is called "america is hard to see." it's a collection of well-known and not so well-known american artists, all mixed together as an od to, the country and welcome to the world. what do you hope people will find when they come here? >> i don't think there is one particular thing. ♪ i hope that people will see things that surprise them. i hope that there are things that will move them. i hope that they have moments of great pleasure and senses of humor. that's the great thing about art it can be different things. i hope people can find the full range of exper

. >> reporter: when jeffery hopper saw his first high tech toilet over ten years ago he didn't know whatilet opened and i said i jumped. >> reporter: after using it once, he knew he needed one. >> it was most incredible thing i have ever seen. >> reporter: they are washless but basically a bode t installed on top of the toilet. >> whenever you are finish it washes your bod which warm water. >> reporter: consumers can customize water pressure and settings for men and women. >> a a lot of toilets we sell. >> reporter: bennet friedman owner of the showroom in new york said she upgraded toilets are in mess bathrooms in asia but catching on in america. >> they spread out to a modern day convenience as well. a as value and importance growness our lives and people are beginning to embrace this concept. >> reporter: american manufacturers, kohler says it is seeing double digit growth since 2011. japanese toilet main to to is experiencing growing sales in the u.s. toto prices start at $350 but can go up to, 7,000 depending on additional featuring including feet warmers dryer and the ability to pl

franco ate fries from the hopper and burgers bound for the trash. >>> you will probably know land's end from famous catalogs. it started out in 1963 as a yachting supply business. today the company brings in more than $1.5 billion a year. lands end parted ways last year with sears. the future of the american label could depend on an italian touch. a story you see only on "cbs this morning." >> anybody who would see you out and about knows you are very sharp. on a scale of 1 to 10 you are an 11. so i'm thinking how many pieces did you have in your closet before you took this job? >> first of all, i'm in land's end today. >> this is land's end. we need to be always number one. >> reporter: appointed to the top job in february she faces real challenges. in march land's end had to recall some of the children's sleep wear. the materials used failed to meet federal standards for flammability. >> we take this very seriously. we don't control our product from the beginning and through the process and the end. we will continue to do that. we will continue to

couple of things one, there is a proposal in the hopper i think as you know that would require all people coming out of military service to go through the gi bill education track as part of their tap program. we think that's really important that they have that initial exposure to the importance of education and training opportunities that the gi bill affords. another aspect of this issue, i believe, is that dod is gradually moving forward with getting service members, civilian credentials and licensing in fields that they're getting trained on, on active duty. that's extremely important so that they will have more options when they come out the door. if you're an avianics repairman you should be able to get the civilian license before you leave so you have that option moving forward. there is a number of other things we recommended in our statement. thank you. >> sir if i may. may a dress thati address that, sir? >> our members are using the gi bill at an incredible rate. i think what we have seen is that the employment environment, the education environment is pretty dynamic and rapidly

joining us now to discuss more is tim hopper chief economist. pleasure to have you in studio. >> pleasure. >> are you in london or new york. >> new york. >> what brings you to london? >> doing a macro trip around europe to gauge activity on the ground. >> i'm sure clients want to understand from you what's happening with the u.s. economy. qe was scaled back in october and since then it's been tough for the u.s. economy to hold on to this long-term and question is what's going on. the fed won't raise rates until perhaps december. >> that's true. we've had a weak quarter but we also expect the federal reserve to begin raising this year but that also means you'll have a bounce in the second quarter. so we think there's going to be a balance in march. didn't happen. april didn't happen. we're still looking for it. >> i just find it so interesting but the fact that oil prices moved lower and that did not lead to a meaningful rise in consumer spending. is that a worrying sign? >> it's not a worrying sign too much at this point because it's typical tha

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you'll have works by edward hopper georgeia o'keefe.rd and enjoy the works and see the complexities and social and political aspects of life as projected through american art. >> what about the job of being director and raising the money. is the environment changing in which people donate or sponsor? i see bank of america has full page ads in the "press" today. deutsche bank is a lead sponsor. has what you do or have to do changed in its nature? >> i think for all museum directors, particularly in the united states because most of our money comes from private sources. in fact, the largest amount of money actually came from private sources, individuals even more so than corporations. it's incumbent upon any museum director to be good fund-raisers. i have an incredible board of trustees led by our chairman and our president neil bloom. they have been fantastic helping us to raise the money. raising money is always about getting people to give money to things they believe in. being an art person i really believe in art. i believe in the po

rear admiral grace murray hopper is not well known outside of the technology field, but i admire her work. this will provide the chief privacy officer with the tools it needs. the chair: the gentlelady is recognized for 0 seconds. ms. jackson lee: thank you. chief privacy officers with the tools it needs to make changes to the d.o.d. computer networks. in this world of hacking and the importance of securing our infrastructure of cybersecurity, i believe that this amendment will contribute to the improvement of the d.o.d. and protect against cyberattack. with that, i thank them for including my amendment and i yield become. the chair: the gentlelady's time has expired. the gentleman from texas is recognized. mr. thornberry: i'm pleased to yield one minute to my colleague, mr. hurd, of texas. the chair: the gentleman is recognized. mr. hurd: i rise in support of my amendment, number 5 . as chame of the o.g.r. subcommittee of information technology over the past five months, one thing has become painfully clear to me. the i.t. infrastructure of the federal government is behind the times

there are a lot of big trade deals in the hopperer as well.ding with countries in a peaceful and democratic world. that's really what's at stake in connection with the tpp, the trans pacific partnership. >> want to weigh in? >> when it comes to writing the rules in the region i think economic peace is crucial. part of what china's island building is doing is calling into question some of the rules the united states has stood by in the region including freedom of navigation, international law and the peaceful resolution of disputes. part of wie you are seeing policy makers take a strong stand on the issue is because of the concern that the rules that the united states has always stood by are jeopardized by island-building. >> why should we be writing rules? as i try to dig in i keep looking for the other side of the story. is there some other world view to be seeing this this? part of it is so why sould it be us writing the rule sths. >> it's tot our rules really. it's the rules of the international community. as secretary carter said this is n

colonel norton: there is a proposal in the hopper that would require all military people to go through the g.i. bill education track as part of their tap program. we think that's really important that they have that initial exposure to the importance of education and training opportunities that the g.i. bill affords. another aspect of this issue, i believe, is that d.o.d. is gradually moving forward with getting service members, civilian credentials, and licensing in fields that they are getting trained on on active duty. that's extremely important. so that they will have more options when they come out the door. if you are an avionics repairman on active duty, you should be able to get that civilian license before you leave so at least you have that option moving forward. there is a number of other things that we have recommended in our statement. thank you. >> may i address that, sir? our members use the g.i. bill at an incredible rate. we worked with many of you to help create that. the employment environment education environment is pretty dynamic and rapidly changing and the g.i.