>> i have a few questions, in terms of the incensives, we're talking about getting people to purchase electric vehicles i can't remember i think it was your point about the costs coming down. how close to the incensives get to offsetting the differentuation between an electric and nonelectric vehicle right now? >> in the studies we have looked at there is energy density we're looking at basically, the cost of a total combustion engine vehicle, is $100 per kilowatt hours, edwif lent sea, for battery, is $100, per kilowatt hours so the difference between -- vehicle is offset substantially by the grants that are currently available, if we take a regular vehicle, by comparison -- we have done this as part of our plan -- with the grants and incentives, they come down with 5-$7,000 in termses of purchase price, and the difference between regular vehicle and one of these vehicles but that's about the amount right. in terms of leases because the vehicles need these vehicles to meet the regulatory requirements, the lease deals on these vehicles are pretty incredible. i'm not doing car commerci

smoke pots of incense, candles, religious imagery and the crowds.inquisition. [ speaking foreign language ] okay, watch this. these guys got to get their painstakingly crafted massively sized and incredibly heavy and cumbersome float through the door, down the steps, and out into the street. >> but the woman who escort virgin they wear candles to light all the way to the cathedral. >> pedro is another of fuen's brothers, the youngest, and when not working for an i.t. company in ireland, he does this. he carries crushingly heavy religious floats. they're called castellaros, and they devote months of training to this. that thing is huge. >> is it huge. this is very, very heavy. very heavy throne. >> the virgin float, about 3,500 pounds total, and precise dimensions that have to make it through door just so. the bearers have to kneel, crawl along with it on their backs to get it through the door. and the main event. ready, set, up. [ cheers ] ♪ ♪ let's face it. i like a procession and all, but who likes a bunch of guys in hoods coming in your general d

there is a pot of incense represented a pure heart. the other elements of the scheme would have been familiar to his audience. the background scene introducing the new note of bowling green, new york. depicting an empty pedestal where a statue of george the third stood before being pulled down by a crowd of patriots. washington stands on his pedestal as a symbolic replacement for the toppled king. buxton sent improved copies washington, including this one printed on satin, which made its way back to mt. vernon. the print was printed and dedicated to the congress of the united states with the optimistic notion no doubt that each of those distinguished politicians might be potential subscribers. but as we have seen, there was a range of washington prints from the large sophisticated highbrow endeavors, to the modest efforts available to every man, woman, and child. i would like to return us to where we began -- patriotic music. another of david edwin's engravings of 1798 was a very tiny version of the gilbert stuart face. this print seem

. >> this place really engages the senses from sort of the smell of the temple incense to the sound ofhe monks chanting to the mountain air. >> reporter: genso says welcoming the world with those experiences helps preserve the sanctity of koyasan. >> i often say you came as a tourist, but you go home like a pilgrim because it touches your heart, touches your heart. you change. you become peaceful. >> reporter: and that change and peace are things he hopes will continue to be shared here for centuries to come. kimberly gale, nhk world, koyasan. >>> here is the weekend weather forecast. >>> that's all we have for now on "newsline." i'm ross mihara in tokyo. thank you for watching and have a good day. >> 2015 is the un's international year of soils designed to raise awareness of the importance of the ground we walk on. and, as if that weren't reason enough to be focusing on all things earthy, then it just so happens to be global soil week as well, with experts of more than 70 countries meeting here in berlin. hello and a very warm welcome to global 3000, where we have the following storie

. >> i'm going to keep people out, here's an incense stand, i'll put that in front of the door. i'll press the button again. >> turns out actually the button doesn't work. do not worry, everyone. after the guy leaves she sees an opportunity. >> she's going to go to his car? i'm going to follow him. >> she goes outside, sees the guy's license plate, goes inside calls the cops they caught him five minutes later sitting at the car wash. >> that's great. >> all right, so that's the video. >> hey, everybody, it is just about time for us to give away another ipad mini and today is bonus giveaway day, we're also giving away a flat screen tv. >> all you need is wednesday's buzz word be 18 years old, and a legal resident. >> "right this minute" ipad mini giveaway coming right up. >> wearing their underwear. >> they are wearing undies. >> i reckon it would feel cool feeling the wind whipping through everything pretty much. >> the harness does weird thing through the jungle area. >> are they raising apatience or just going outunderwear? >> there's a number of things happening here the vide

. >> jon: and really not encouraging at all, like-- it would be nice if they had, like, a liver incensee they'd play "lady and the tramp" on tv for them. >> jon: yes. or what would be considered-- how long-- are they still in this business and how often do people show up at your house with dogs saying "can we use the garage?" what kind of-- ( laughter ). >> yeah, my mom's now an internationalling to show judge so she travels around the world, you know filling up dog's bowls and stuff because that is part of it. >> jon: or so she tells you. >> you have to know all aspects of the glog did you find that interesting? did you want to do that? >> i am actually allergic to dogs. ( laughter ) ( applause ) >> jon: so not only are you forced to witness them mate. your entire house is like an asthmatic nightmare. >> and i always knew something wasn't right. i'm like... constantly as a child just walking around going... like that. and i only found out two years ago that i was allergic to dogs. yes. ( laughter ). >> jon: your parents never got you checked? >> no! australians are just not fussy about

. >> the pace is picking up and the incensive funding that the district has is getting attention of the purchaser department fleets. >> thanks bob. thank you everybody. unless there's other comment? we can go to public comments. members of the public want to comment on this item? seeing none, public comment is closed. thank you everybody for coming sekita, say hi to executive director, aguilar from us. thank you. again [applause]. thanks bob monica if you can read the next item? >> review and approval of resolution 2015-04-coe -- (reading) of draft resolutions, and reimburses sponsor is deborah raphael, direct speaker, shawn rowsen moss senior environmental special development community part sner thips sf carbon fund and alexa kielty 0 waste specialist. >> thank you. as you know, we come before you to report on our grant making activities, this year in february we issued an rfp, for die version programs it's important to realize, this is grant making around 0 waste specifically, what we're looking for specifically what we're looking for in here is a deliberate metric, of tons diverted.

prayers. [ cymbals clang ] >> this place really engages the senses from sort of the smell of the temple incenseo the sound of the monks chanting to the mountain air. >> reporter: genso says welcoming the world with those experiences helps preserve the sanctity of koyasan. >> i often say you came as a tourist but you go home like a pilgrim, because it touches your heart, touches your heart. you change. you become peaceful. >> reporter: and that change and peace are things he hopes will continue to be shared here for centuries to come. kimberly gale, nhk world, koyasan, wakayama. >>> it is time for a check of of the weather. people in many areas of germany are trying to recover after a powerful storm caused widespread damage. mai shoji has the latest. >> yes, catherine, we have been talking about the ongoing storm systems that are sweeping across central parts of germany and central parts of europe, especially in germany and we have some images coming out from here because there was a tornado that touched down through here. it was a large tornado that swept through germany on thursday leaving sev

police say burning incense in the bedroom ignited the fire last night on bradwater street. win and her son overcome bit smoke. someone performed cpr on her until firefighters took over but they could not save her life. win's son, however, is now out of the hospital. we have looked. the townhouse did not have working smoke detectors. >>> outrage on social media after a muslim chaplin claims a united airlines flight attendant discriminated against her. the airline is calling this a misunderstanding. according to nbcnews.com this all began with tahara ahmad asked for an unopened can of coke. she didn't want it opened for hygienic reasons. the attendant said it was against their policy but then handed a man an unopened can of beer. the attendant then took the beer and opened it saying that she didn't want him to use it as a weapon. ahmad says another passenger yelled a racial slurs at her. here's part of her facebook post. "i can't help but cry on this plane because i thought people would defend me and say something." american airlines however, says the flight attendant tried t

they were incensed by the head of baltimore's fraternal order of police who likened them to a lynch mob(audience reacts) >> larry: are you kidding me, police? you had one job! to "not" use the words "lynch mob!" you should know that, it's right there on your cars! that's literally the worst thing you could possibly say when you're trying to ease tensions. but they did to try to smooth it over. >> at a press conference wednesday, gene ryan tried to walk back that comment. >> maybe i should reword that. i don't want it to turn into a lynch mob. >> larry: oh, so it's a timing issue. they're still a lynch mob they're just not one yet. they should give you the mop to the city, because let me tell you something, sir, you cleaned that mess up. we'll be right back. (cheers and applause) ♪ right now at pizza hut, you can get any two medium pizzas for $6.99 each. choose any crust, any sauce, any toppings. so go for it, america. get any toppings. any crust flavor. anything you want. on any two medium pizzas for just $6.99 each. only at pizza hut. ♪ (music throughout) ♪ sfx: (smash) sfx: (roar) ♪ s

of leakage, it is hard to guarantee to anyone that tree roots are not going to get into the sewer incensing it begins with an issue with the sewer line first usually. >> just one more question if the tree removal is granted, then the procedure would be that they would have to apply to have it -- and noted fi casing be given on the tree, correct? >> so just to clarify the removal process, we have gone through their tree removal notification process and as the appellant stated, we can verify, there's been no public protest, there's been no ver cal or written protest against the removal and what we would do the decision of this commission would be final and we would be able to grant a permit for removal with replacement so there's no more notification required at this point in time, and if approved for removal, we would just recommend that a 24 inch box side tree be replanted. there's interest on the applicant to install some landscaping and my recommendation would be to install landscaping in the sidewalk towards the curb side, they have a setback that may be on private property where there's

but there is a set of public policies that incense of i's -- that incentivize police to perform poorly. when you think about the law enforcement officers bill of rights that maryland has, when they are caught performing poorly police, over 100 people died in police custody. it is very hard to indict them. you do not want a circumstance even if everybody -- even in the vast majority of police officers are really good folks going back to that conservative sense of skepticism, i would argue give a institution like that too much power and even good folks are going to go bad. host: lester spence, associate professor of political science at johns hopkins university. you can follow him on twitter and go to leicesterspent -- to leicester-- twoo lesterspence.com. thank you for watching "washington journal. we will bed back -- we will be back tomorrow morning at 7:00 a.m. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2015] announcer: new attorney general l

people should be incensed. not just the palestinians. we should fight arabs and jews to preserve that. >> my opinion is that both sides, people are tired, fatigued and brainwashed and they will not reeble in a way that they would march? the streets. people are saying i care about my four corners and my garden, and it's out of my control and i don't see this rebellion happening. >> clearly i'm the optimist of 2002 of us. in fact, i believe that rather than creating two separate states, one israeli and one palestinian, that we should have a one-state solution where everyone shares in the same land and has equal rights. i know i'm in the minority with this idea. still, the situation in the west bank and in israel is so complicated now that you have a scrambled situation, where the israelis are living amongst palestinians, and palestinians are living amongst israelis, and the question really is how to separate the two people. one of the israeli intellectuals that dealt with this binational situation which we are in is the former deputy mayor

as she got on the commission to learn what had happened she was incensed by a nasa behavior certain managers from the marshall space flight center and she said over and over she was dead shake her head and was astounded anybody could do it so badly. during the commission hearings i said to her during one interview would be flying again with the way things are? images and i am not ready to fly now showing that she lost faith in nasa but she did say you did bad the better job was to fix this issue as part of the commission to recommend it and they did and it did get better and there were successful launches and talk columbia in 2003 when she famously said that one of the hearings i'm beginning to hear an echo with that same trend of bad management that the lesson was learned but not well enough so then they fixed it. nasa had 133 successful shuttle launches. that is a good record but there is no reason those lives ever had to be lost can she would say that nasa of misstep parker she was very angry but such an optimist she said dixit and move:that was her mantra for life. one more? do we have t

as she got on the commission and learned what happened she was particularly incensed by nasa's behavior. not everyone at nasa, managers, the guys at the marshall space flight center and the people of martin thiokol who built the rocket sally said over and over she would shake her head she just was astounded that anybody could do it so badly. i had the only interview with sallied during the rogers commission hearings and i said to her given the way things are she said i am not ready to fly now. and exhibiting the fact she lost faith in in as at that moment. what is important to know about sally is that she did not say you did badly. i never want to talk to you again her job was to fix it. she was part of the commission that recommended a set of thing that they should do. and sure enough they d they did fix it. it did get better. there were many successful launches until columbia in 2003 when she famously said at one of the hearings i am beginning to hear a kind of echo here. and she saw the same trend to bad management. that the lesson had been learned and not well enough. so once again,

they can incense them to take on leverage positions. if they unwind, can create financial stability risks. betty: there you go. after her remarks, japan's yield made its biggest jump in two years and australia's benchmark on his highest level since december and germany's bond rose to its highest yield this year. a huge selloff. the election is underway in britain. david cameron has already cast his ballot. he is one of 50 million britons registered to vote. the challenger is ed miliband. a change for china's biggest e-commerce company. alibaba naming jonathan lu to take over as ceo. he will take over for jonathan lu who is staying on as vice-chairman. alibaba reported strong quarterly results. daniel zhang will join us in the next hour. september view customers say they are the ones who took a beating in saturday's big fight. comcast, showtime, and hbo are being sued. because it up to $99 to see the about. manny pacquiao revealed he injured his shoulder before the fight. he had successful surgery. will the nfl suspend tom brady over def

i have taught my incense five years old. teach them and this is what we do for our clients. at the kitchen table. gerri: let's talk about social security and it all goes away very soon larry. now there are candidates who say if you make a lot of money you shouldn't get any at all. people paid into social security all their lives did not want to be told they will not get what they think they are owed. >> taipei into wooded is my money. but i do think we have created a society that has the expectation that the government will be there. but the moms and dads are not doing the job to teach their kids. >> all the people and congress so they have the retirement benefit with the health plan you can see how quickly they change things. >> they have a question if it will be around in the future. ben house alleges is for taxes even if social security is around. gerri: there is so much money even if people don't do the right thing somebody in washington and will figure out made they should not be tax free. thank you for staying with us. as we hit some of the big topics like taxes. gerri

reporter: they were incensed to see that he is out on bail. they say while he's out walking free, he can see his wife, meet with friends and they can't do that with their loved ones and that makes them angry. >> noel, thank you. >>> officials are saying enough is enough and they're voting on new restrictions and fines in the thousands for those who don't cut back on their water use. christien kafton is monitoring votes. christien, how can this effect our water bill. reporter: the board is set to vote on a series of measures aimed to protect our limited water supply. water districts that don't cut water use enough could face fines of up to $10,000 per day and that could mean higher water rates for customers. the governor asked users to reduce water use by 20%. for the states biggest cities, the news is worse. they only reduced their use by three and a half percent. the board is expected to ask cities and districts to reduce usage from anywhere from 8 to 38%. cities and districts not meeting those guidelines could be slapped with those steep fin

. >> i'm trying to sell incense, would you like to buy something from me and they'll take the backpack, the uptick happened after most students left campus for the summer and fewer people may make more people more vulnerable late at night. there is a little bit of a risk for sure. surveillance cameras are everywhere they captured the suspects again and again police believe it's a matter of time before they are captured and charged with multiple crimes. most of robberies happen between 10:00 and midnight. temple police want to remind students that the universities entering the quieter months all the same public safety services are available, and they are encouraging studentses to use them. if you can identify the young men call philadelphia police central detectives i'm sara bloomquist, channel 6 "action news." >> police are looking for the suspects who stole a car and cash in a north philadelphia smash and grab, police say that the car's owner was inside of a grocery store filling up an atm with money when the suspect struck, they used a rock and grabbed a backpack with $42,000 inside.

my father was absolutely incensed. outside the door, there was a little brass plaque that said beware of dog. [laughter] there is a lot of residual affects the lawn from each of us to the other. and that is one of the things that mrs. reagan was criticized for and a lot of the work that was done in the white house. some of the things that nobody realizes is that at the crime -- time of the truman restoration all the beautiful inlaid of the doors are all taken down and labor refinished. it was gorgeous. well, 10 years later when miss kennedy came in and did her work, there was no need to take those doors down again. by the time the reagans got there, it was 30 years later. in the build up of the wax and the air in the dirt, had covered up all the inlay. it took a lot of money and a great deal time. all those doors had to be taken down, stripped, and put back up. why would you want to do that because it has been done before? it was done several times, but it needed to be done again. it was things like that with floors an

. >> i told you, you were the second most incense ifturn. >> i'm not implying the manual labor. >> secondly of a professor talking about black femininity and lasting more than a second. kennedy: that's what i said at the top of the show. if this were a white male professor talking about a black woman with the same vitriol and you cannot have the same type of response unless you are willing to employ the converse. >> she can't complete in the marketplace, those who can teach and those who can't tweet. kennedy: very funny. would you like to put a cherry on it? >> i had a professor at the cal state fullerton who blamed the l.a. riots on the jews. not only anti-semitic, it's socially wrong. >> clean hands, clean hands! >> it's a problem. yeah, i talk about this before on the show, at a community college they went to in southern california, i was learning about karl marx in algebra class. >> wow you. >> could not escape marx. it didn't have to be a politically or philosophically related class. >> it exemplifies that this is the natural way you speak in academia from little boys being told not to

the roads are getting smarter because they put incense there's, in fact electronic tolling. which you can change the prize some people make a decision. while i pay a little more to go at this hour or not and it's hard to talk about the former deputy mayor of new york mayor of indianapolis. the can't talk about congestion pricing because it puts other similar services are going to be more worthy salmon on demand or where you get information about it that way where to meet the private band that is going to take a whole bunch of people on a common root and no more than a five and a walk outside u.n. to be there and how far to walk. this will revolutionize how we get around and it's very exciting. aviation technology will help glide to a landing. it is exciting. >> host: just a couple of things i'm not. i have often said that possibly the most important thing to happen during our term in office, meaning during the clinton administration, may not have been the passage of the major pieces of legislation and infrastructure. they were significant and big. it was through an executive

and so i am incensed that we challenge someone's faith. i speak to those women who cannot be here today, who love children who love life who are good mothers. and i take no less in the conviction of those who have spoken for my conviction and the conviction of those women or tiffany campbell when she was 19 she was pregnant, she and her husband her pregnancy was inflicted with twins' infusion -- mr. conyers: i yield to the gentlelady an additional unit -- minute. ms. jackson lee: the news was devastating. but they had to make a decision that was guided by the doctor and their faith. the campbells it was out of selected termination, they risked the loss of both fetuses and would not have any. and in 22 weeks in consultation with their doctors, they aborted one fetus in order to save the other. the life-saving procedure for one of the fetuses would be illegal under the new 20-week ban. i beg of my colleagues. i know there will be those who will vote. but as i stand here today i do not condemn the conviction of my friends, but i'm welled up w

. >> narrator: rizzo worried that any hint of a cover-up would incense congress. >> nothing makes congress madder than that chain of events. >> narrator: but he believed congressional leaders had been told by director porter goss two years earlier. to confirm it, he called goss. >> i said, "now porter, you remember that we had divided up responsibility. i was going to tell the white house, and you said you would inform the heads of the intelligence committees on the hill." i'll never forget this. there was a pause on the other end of the line, and porter said, responded, "well actually, actually, i don't think i ever really told the heads of the intelligence committee." the words he used was, "there just didn't seem to be the right time to do it." (dial tone) >> the senate intelligence committee is in a furor over it. >> i think there's a realization, "whoa, why were tapes destroyed?" there is only one reason why they were destroyed: because certain people wanted that information never to be available. >> at that moment, they begin to realize that they have to do an independent investigati

so do count on that wind to incense fi between 2:00 p.m. and 7:00 p.m. as that afternoon wind picks up. that's when you really want to keep the allergy medicine handy. we've got below average temperatures coming your way all of the way through wednesday. and a good chance for shower activity getting in to the end of the week. i'm going to show you this when we're expecting rain in your microclimate and more snow in tahoe in may. hard to believe. but it is coming your way. that's in my next report. right now let's check your drive. say happy monday to mike inouye. >> folks we're looking over here to a happy san mateo bridge drive westbound. eastbound coming toward us. both sides open. we'll look at the maps. we have that closure scheduled until 5:00 a.m. happened to reopen at 4:18 for both of the eastbound lanes to pope. thumbs up for 92. thumbs up for 84. thumbs up for the rest of the bay. widen out our shot, north bay. east bay. no delays. a little build here west 580 out of the altamont pass. south bay, peninsula, no problems. take you for a live look

gathering to mark the birthday of the founder of buddhism and they're praying for the victims and burning incense in the capitol of kathmandu and as far as the u.s. response, the u.s. sent 1212 department of defense officials now on the ground, partner are with u.s. aid disaster response teams and have rescued 17 people so far and the defense secretary authorize $10 million in aid for the victims. >> a new york city police officer has died after a gunman shot him in the head of the weekend. that is according to the police commissioner, bill bratton, the officer was 25 years old. his nice is brian moore. police say he was in plain clothes did and saw the suspect carrying a handgun on sad night queens. investigators say the of stopped the ban who pulled out a gun and fired at least two shots. cops rushed the officer to a hospital where doctors performed emergency brain surgery. they took him to the -- off life support this morning the police commissioner calling him an exceptional officer. police arrested the suspect after the shooting and he is behind bars without bail. a sheriff outside atlanta s

low interest rates can certainly incense some investors to reach revealed. it can send them to take a leveraged positions they can create financial stability risks. and i guess we're doing two things. we are monitoring very carefully to look to see if those risks are developing and to the extent we do see some risks developing of course we are trying to take action where we can can but we are speaking out more generally about the risks that we see developing and i'll give you a couple of examples. in the market for leverage loans we have certainly seen a reach revealed and are seeing a deterioration in underwriting standards something we have been highlighting for a number of years. and in our role as supervisor of financial institutions that are underwriting these loans we are trying to ensure that underwriting standards move up in our higher to diminish risks. we have also seen a compulsion and spread around high-yield debt which certainly looks like a reach for yield. i guess i would highlight that equity market valuations generally are quite high. not so

so the base torched all its waste in an open air burn pit next to the incense raters. but one of the most expensive of all these was this marine headquarters in helmund province. it's larger than a football field. it has elaborate state of the artwork spaces for 1500 people. it has a state of the art briefing theater and a military operations center that included stadium-style tiered seating. it cost $36 million to build and it has never, not once been used. look, you can see the plastic wrap is still on the chairs. what sets this boondoggle apart, what was particularly inexplicable about it was that the military said no to building it repeatedly. not one, not two, but three generals on the ground requested that the projects be canceled before construction had even begun. they said, please don't build this. we don't need it. by the time it's finished we'll be drawing down from afghanistan, anyway. in fact, construction didn't even begin until troops were about to start heading home from afghanistan. but even as the base emptied out, construction continued for two years

what was your initial reaction when you heard principal gorduek make those remarks that seemed to incense the crowd? >> well at first, i was shocked. i was really shocked. i never heard somebody be so bold in front of a crowd of people like that. i mean i personally knew ms. nancy say some remarks that's a little off putting like the remark she made earlier about the babies but i never thought she would say something like that to a crowd of people. >> when you hear her respond, that look, should i have called them african-americans, or were they born in africa and the like does it indicate some kind of insensitivity on her part? it wasn't the fact that she called them black, it was the point that she pointed them out as the only people leaving. she doesn't seem to get it. is this something you think is typical of what you might think in regard to race? have you seen other indications that she was that insensitive? >> i'm sorry, i couldn't really understand the question but -- >> i'm just saying has she indicated before that she was insensitive to issues of race? >> not race particularly b

look at the golden gate bridge shows us will consist of like red now on the temperature from 50 incensesd 51 and san jose i will be back in 15 minutes with more on that when and what we can expect for the week ahead. >>darya: the man suspected of hitting and killing an east bay mother and her baby the d.a.'s office says it is waiting for blood test results before filing the charges brian jones was driving on the influence and his or bed with this mass and the families the more home they're also agree on a birthday in first communion at the time he is out on bail until he is arraigned. >>mark: a memorial and the city it and shot fired a number of police are sure on answers they try to find out exactly what happened 1:00 yesterday morning official said the victim was in town from vallejo a large group of people memorializing the person who was murdered in sacramento. despite a large crowd of witnesses to that short on a list as good of the government has yet to be released happened to that the warriors are hoping that they can tie the series against the grizzlies there are traveling to gam

. >> low interest rates can certainly incense some investors -- it ca

the door then he realized all the years he said my dog would make use of those in my father was incensed in said they place a little plaque to say beware of dog. [laughter] there is a lot of residual effect and that is one of the things of the state floor were taken down and refinished and it was gorgeous. 10 years later there was no need to take the doors down again but by the time the regins got there it was 30 years later and the build up of the wax and dirt covered up of the and lay so it took money and time but they're all stripped and put back out. wide you want to do that? >> it is several times but needs to be done again. every things like that in different places with the constant upkeep of the beautiful house. but to remember it is not it is the honest to goodness house built by a president and george washington to be a place for national entertainment. then he began the process. we had our share of fighting like we have a pitcher but my husband says i know you are here somewhere. [laughter] but it is okay. but there was a lady in waiting traveling who was a piece of work. [lau

. >> low interest rates can certainly incense some investors -- it can send them -- in sent them to take on investments that if they unwind, can create risks. olivia: australia's benchmark bond hit the highest levels since december, and germany's benchmark bonds rose to its highest levels this year. meanwhile, voting is underway in the u.k. david cameron is facing off. and a, polls have been open for a few hours already. give us the latest? >> pulls up and open for four hours. they will remain open until 10:00 this evening. members of parliament will be elected to represent the u.k.. registered voters are casting their ballots. there are 3000 polling stations across the u.k.. we have some voting restrictions in place, we are not allowed to talk very freely about the election today. we have to stay away from the color we have been bringing you. i found out today that you can vote in your pajamas which is useful. you can take your dog. but don't try and take a selfie. olivia: looking for to having a full breakdown and discussion with you tomorrow. tom: the patriots are under the scandal ov

my father was absolutely incensed.utside the door, there was a little brass plaque that said "beware of dog." [laughter] there is a lot of residual affects that goes one from each of us to the other. and that is one of the things that mrs. reagan was criticized for, was a lot of the work that was done in the white house. some of the things that nobody realizes is that at the time of the truman restoration, all the beautiful inlaid of the doors are all taken down and labor refinished. it was gorgeous. well, 10 years later, when miss kennedy came in and did her work, there was no need to take those doors down again. by the time the reagans got there, it was 30 years later. in the build up of the wax and the air in the dirt, had covered up all the inlay. it took a lot of money and a great deal time. all those doors had to be taken down, stripped, and put back up. why would you want to do that because it has been done before? it was done several times, but it needed to be done again. it was things like that with floors and