of the -- another statistic is the number of collisions with fatal ities and that number has gone up respect respect ively and 622 collisions in in 2011 and over 21 percent of the drivers in the city exceed the speed limit by five miles per hour or more. this map shows where those streets are and when i say over 21 percent, this was some information com piled by the department of public health, that range is from 21 percent to a hundred so we could have significant numbers of drivers exceeding the speed limit. >> let me ask you to repeat that. i think this is highlighting the culture of speeding and unsafe driving in our city so at least 21 percent of the drivers are driving over the speed limit and it's on over 88 streets that are identified by that map. >> that is correct supervisor mar and as you can see they are scattered throughout the city. no neighborhood is immune. in terms of the collision history and you made reference to this supervisor mar in your opening remarks there was a drop off and we can see through about 2004 in collisions and then it stayed around 3000 or so for

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because you have extensive experience having worked at the ftc prior to your current position with iti, could you give us your sort of extra nation why you think a single federal law is so preferable for both businesses and consumers? >> thank you. i have a chart with me that's 19 pages long that goes through the variances of the different state laws. that reason alone, i i think, lends lists to having one federal breach notification standard to enable companies to act quickly and provide the required notice. so i think it's both business-friendly, but more importantly, consumer-friendly. >> um, mr. duncan your testimony today highlighted the need for congress to enact a preemptive federal data breach notification law, and i agree that doing so would provide a great deal of clarity for companies including the retailers and merchants that you count as your membersment but it also would provide needed consistency, i think, for consumers which -- and that's an issue, you know, as i said before, congress has dealt with in the past. there have been shares legislative proposals -- various le

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normal,ity is i am a normal person who is too stupid. >> what is your secret? >> i knew it in my gut. >> justin bieber, psy, arianna grande, what is your secret? >> sometimes it is a gut thing. i know what it is. i know what to do. psy, in korea, does 80,000 people anight. the gangam style was a phenomenon here. justin is one of the most talented people i have ever met. he has so much pressure on him. growing up in front of the entire world. but i think he is handling it fairly well and he will learn from his mistakes and become a better man for it. arianna has one of the best voices i have ever heard in myentire life. >> how are you different from other managers? >> my style is family. people say you should not mix business with pleasure and i think that is bs. personally, if you care about someone, you do care about them, you will stay up the extra hours to do something for them and vice versa. i have been called stupid by plenty of my mentors who say you are too close. but i think it is better to feel than not feel. >> how do you make sure some of these arti

the three principles i have outlined today are included in the full set of principles iti has developed in connection with federal data breach legislation and i respectfully request that these be submitted for the record. 2014 has been referred to as the year of the data breach. i think many of us would like to see 2015 as the year of federal data breach notification legislation. thank you. >> thank you very much and thank you all of our witnesses. how do you respond to the concerns raised about 52 different sets of standards across the country? is there a way to preempt state law but then continued to have states involved in the enforcement of that new standard? >> to answer your second question first, of course there is. it happens frequently at the federal level where you will set a national standard but still allow state attorney general's to enforce the law. that is one of our most important concerns. there will be instances where there are significant data breaches. they may be smaller or may be confined to one or only a few states and will not be a circumstance where the ftc will

what we call queen-itis when you see the queen you become this babbling idiot. >> queen-itis?saying things like, such fun wasn't it? you just say these things. >> she didn't dare ask what the queen thought of her portrayal. that's just not done. >> to this day i don't know if she's ever seen it or what she thought of it or anything. >> mirren still calls london home. she lives here with her husband director taylor hackford spends her time gardening when she's not on the road. >> i'm sure planting things that i never see flower. >> she's away from home again this time new york city bringing her majesty to broadway. >> i think the great thing about this theater it looks like buckingham palace. here it is. >> i only ever wanted to be ordinary. >> well, in which way do you consider you have failed in that ambition? >> the play is called "the audience." >> and you proved yourself a great ally to me, to this family. which is why i'm keen to help you now. why don't you resign? >> it goes behind the doors of buckingham palace and into the private meetings between queen liz beth and he

four years ago his heart downed in size because of myocart itis. without this pumping machine he'll die. he's so tired of waiting for a donor heart he wishes his heard will get worse. >> translation: at the moment i'm on a normal list. at the moment i'll never get a heart because there are too many emergency cases, people in hospital with a higher price on the list. the only chance to get a new heart is for me to be in hospital. >> reporter: this is a clinic one of several centers where doctors have been accused of changing patient information to use them up the europe-wide transplant list. when the scandal broke it had a devastating effect on public opinion. more than 60% of donated organs may not go to the needy, believe germans germans. to win back trust they are running ads. three people die every day waiting. 11,000 people are on the wait list. the donor pool dropped by a fifth in the past two years. people need to accept that transportation is a useful method and they have to stand behind it. and then i think we as medical doctors, we have to

. >> iti can see where it's being streamed and each one was those represent a loss of profits.but the other side this has improved the way that we make these movies and distribute them really. >> large companies won't go after individuals, they will be forced to adapt if they want to beat the pirates. >> don't have to worry about streaming on www.aljazeera.com. it's all perfectly legal. look at all the headlines whenever you want at www.aljazeera.com. which states are working for you and against you on this issue. and later, the price to pay for the 21st september tree classroom. how a student's click is being tracked by data collection agencies, 10 million data points a day per child.

to accommodate the manuality ity -- majority of these windows, the club must construct a three floor facade on embarcadero to its high performing glass. the windows will be on the embarcadero side of the building where the stuart street side would eliminate the building. the fossil fuels on the shadow of it's doors. i urge you to reflect the corridor of the highest stainable design and uphold the planning commission decision ceo and cofounding of the energy foundation. >>supervisor london breed: thank you, next speaker, please. >> public speaker: hello supervisors. my name is phillip riley. i brought these catalogues that chronicle the 1934 strike. i hope i brought enough for everybody. so i will just set them here and you can help yourselves if you like. the president of my union sent me here today to speak in favor of this project. and the stuart street common wealth club has welcomed our union and their input in this project. they work with our librarian, our historian, who are both here today. one of our members retired now is a member of the common wealth club. he is here to spe

frontrunnerr-itis, i coined that. >> i like that!ill: the two governors i want to focus on are two that have been making interesting moves. scott walker from wisconsin. >> right. last time we talked, we talked about how he had surged into a narrow lead in iowa. the polls in new hampshire show he's gone from basically zero, nobody knew who he was in new hampshire, to at least a top candidate in the state. >> ifill: because of name recognition. >> absolutely. people know who he is. he fills a niche for republicans. they're looking for someone new, different, shiny, and he is not offensive to any one of the different groups in the republican coalition. there's not one group who says well he's not going to be good on our issues. so he's pulling filling the hopes of a lot of republicans. they still want to check him out but he's living up to in some ways the desire for republicans for somebody different. >> ifill: bobby jindal is another governor from another state. what niche does he fill? >> i think he's in the cultural warrior lane. wh

itis all about her ex-harry stiles? >> and before snl's 40th, "e.t." remembers the legends we lost. >> his death left an enormous hole in my life. >> i was just watching a sketch thinking, wow, three of those people are gone now. >> and the laughter that lives on. >> here's you. here's matt. there's you. there's -- >> now, "entertainment tonight," we love entertaining people. >> joe mang nello is speaking out to us and tabloids cross the line with rumors like he and sophiafia vergara are having a baby by a surrogate. that's ahead. we start with the perfect storm in new york city. >> fashion week has collided with the nba all star game. runway shows and dunking pros. at the center of the universe, the one and only kanye west. last night, kanye took center stage with his runway show but was he upstaged by his daughter? >> i do think she was a little bit agitated. you know, it was very dark in the room. she was crying. but kim swooped her up and took her backstage. which is what i think a mom should do. >> it started out sweet. the 19-month-old on kim's l

we have the wind so you'll feel that with the car as it makes ity dn the road. 25 degrees at that time. 32 degrees on your thursday. 38 on friday. 48 on saturday. now, saturday actually looking like a pretty nice day as we get close to 50 again. then we get rather unsettled. i think rain moves in part of the day on sunday but not a washout. just talking light showers. but more chances for a mix and even snow coming up on monday and tuesday. of course tom will have the latest on that for you tomorrow morning. >> bundlu, doug. >>> so did you know turtles could fly? check this out. stay tuned. >>> couple nights ago, the coach blamed chapped lips and cold fingers, winter blues. >> it's warmer in atlanta, isn't it? >> it's warm here. >> who is he blaming tonight? >> i don't know. they're just in this funk. i think everybody is in this funk around here. spring get here. it's a season high four straight losses for the wizards. the team isn't making any excuses, but john wall is really just not himself right now. he admitted today he's not right because he's been struggling with severe migrain

ity guard. >>reporter: a father and son died in a boating tragedy on the bay tonight reaction from their devastated family. at a shelter is overflowing with the overlooked victims of the high- tech housing crunch. dogs and cats abandoned after their owners failed to find pet friendly landlords bouncer's caring billy clubs billy. this cell phone video outside of bay area nightclubs and raising questions you might be surprised that what we learn and a steamy surprise for freeway drivers. 50 shades of cover your eyes kids a full hour of your choice of prime time news >>pam: new video show the robbery suspects hope police say seconds after stealing from the store were involved in the shooting death of a security guard. good evening i am pam moore. there is hope tonight that the video release and will bring the alleged criminals to justice. jr stone has the latest >>reporter: we want to the store where they have all new surveillance video showing where manuel zuniga was killed. builders as was taken

of the -- another statistic is the number of collisions with fatal ities and that number has gone up respect respect ively and 622 collisions in in 2011 and over 21 percent of the drivers in the city exceed the speed limit by five miles per

itis not threw yet. temperatures mild, 50s and 60s. the camera is shaking.s still windy out there. peak wind gusts, 70 miles per hour at mount diablo today. sfo, 52. by the way, delays at sfo continue at almost three hours due to the wind and weather. storm reports, yeah, we have seen wind reports. over 50 reports and reports of flash flooding. the wind is going to continue and the rain is going to cause problems. wind gusts tonight, 7:00 p.m. 45 to 55 miles per hour. at 11:00 they come down but still over 40-mile-an-hour wind gusts at the coast. they lighten up tomorrow morning. wet and windy tonight. showers taper tomorrow. there's more rain and wind coming sunday with the second storm. here is the pacific satellite picture. this is the storm we are watching. really, there's a secondary wave coming in. we will see waves of wind and rain tonight. scattered showers for saturday. here is the sunday storm. that is going to create heavy rainfall as well. 11:00 p.m., on saturday you will see scattered showers approaching. sunday morning storm comes in between 7:

the 59 companies that iti represents our leaders and innovators in the technology sector. when consumer information is breached, individuals may be at risk of identity theft or other financial harm. year after year, identity theft tops the list as the number one complaint reported to the ftc. consumers can take steps to protect themselves from identity theft or other financial harm following a data breach. federal breach notification legislation would put consumers in the best possible position to protect themselves. i take this opportunity to outline three important principles in connection with federal data breach notification legislation. first, is preemption. a federal breach notification framework that preempts existing state and territory breach notification laws provides an opportunity to streamline the notification process. complying with 51 laws, 47 states, three territories, and one district, each one with its own unique provisions, is complex. and it slows down the notification process to consumers while an organization addresses the nuances in each of these 51

. >> critics say i can't sing, iti croak, sound like a frog. ( laughter ) >> axelrod: dylan had a fewo get off his chest, and spent much of his 40-minute speech lightening his load. >> critics say i mangle my melodies, render my songs unrecognizable. oh, really? >> axelrod: he took shots at songwriters who he said never liked his work, including jerry lieber and mike stoller, who wrote some of elvis presley's early hits. >> because i didn't like their songs, either. ( laughter ) yakety-yak, don't talk back. charlie brown is a clown novelty songs. >> axelrod: but bob dylan didn't spend all night settling scores. he thanked artists who made his songs hits, the byrds, the turtles, sonny and cher. >> i have to thank jimi, too. >> axelrod: and he praised jimi hendrix, johnny cash, and joan baez. >> for her kind of love and devotion i could never repay that back. >> axelrod: how is their for the times are a-changing, during this big week, he gave only one interview. not to "rolling stone." dylan spoke to a.a.r.p. magazine. and that's the "cbs evening news" for tonight. later on cbs, "48 hou

ity. so for the record, i'm with ellenor holmes-norton, free the sleds. >>> breaking news right now on "first look." guilty. the jury returned a swift decision in the "american sniper" trial. details and reaction straight ahead. >>> a mysterious underground tunnel has national security officials searching for clues at the pan-am games in toronto. >>> and earth-shaking gas explosion sends concussions a mile wide, while injuring 15. >>> plus the clock is ticking on our department of homeland security. >>> one step closer to designer babies. >>> and here's one way to take on old man winter. we'll explain. good morning everybody. thanks so much for joining us today. i'm betty nguyen. >>> all right, we have breaking news that happened overnight. a verdict in the "american schneider" murder trial. >> we the jury find the defendant, eddie ray routh, guilty. >> the jury's decision capping off an emotional day. at one point, the widow of ex-navy s.e.a.l. chris kyle stormed out of the courtroom. nbc

ja i think ity: becomes cheaper and cheaper. it is fingerprint or voiceprint, all of those can be differentiated. cory: thank you very much. let's bring you up to speed with some bloomberg top headlines. a golden parachute for the ceo of botox maker allergan if things don't work out, david hyatt stands to make 100 -- david pyott stand to make $100 million if he is terminated. how about a fire sale at boeing? the aircraft maker has buyers for 10 dreamliner's that had problems during final assembly. boeing is selling them for last -- less than half of the list price. the planes were too heavy and could not fly as far as necessary. ethiopian airlines is expected to purchase eight of the dreamliner. home prices in 20 u.s. cities appreciated at a faster pace in 2014 than the year before. the s&p case schiller index showed property values rose 4.5% through december. the biggest gainer, right here in sanford, home prices rising 9.3% year-over-year. second after that is miami. mark crumpton is coming up at the bottom of the hour -- at t

, the foundation quietly started taking donations from government entities like the australian sbit ityr development, saudi arabia, the commonwealth of australia the netherlands, iowa, kuwait, the united arab emirates, and the foreign affairs trade and development of canada. there are on contributions from saudi arabian businessmen who have gone to the foundation. it's illegal for foreign governments to contribute to presidential campaigns. but this could potentially be an in to the clinton campaign. >> if those types of entities are giving money to the clinton foundation, it may not be as good as a campaign donation, but it is a way for them to curry favor with to the clintons and to get themselves in the clinton world. >> we have just got this statement moments ago from the clinton foundation, saying, quote, that go above and beyond what is required of u.s. charities and well beyond the plastics of most pier organizations, this includes the voluntary disclosure. helping inging improve lives of millions of people across the koichb try. we reached out to hillary clinton's office to ask

dangerous part minus 19 in burleson the colder air a lot season we could have cold air south of hate itinashville, you could see several inches to louisville so when we talk about the accumulate ---into the piedmont and shenandoah northwestern tennessee, it spreads ice pretty close to atlanta, mainly rain in atlanta, wire going to watch this as the hours progress. move into the atlantic states. and i think this system is going to provide for snowfall right now the models are going to keep it south. i mean how many weeks in a roy now, amazing. >> i was going say three, but has it been four? >> we'll see you a little later on today, let's just start with that. >>> the faa has made a major announcement about the use of commercial drones. >>> what happens when you put cnn reporters together and then ask them about american history. dead weight is how i would describe that. dead weight jake. >> anything can happen. >> and then there's don. there's the testosterone overload. >> look out for cuomo, that fancy boy from the governors office. >> the purpose of the question is -- there is no compet

itis 5:00 in new york city. this is "the five."e than six months after launching a bombing campaign to degrade and destroy isis, the president has asked congress for authorization to extend the use of military force for three more years. here's president obama addressing the nation a short while ago on his long-term strategy. >> this resolution reflects our core objective to destroy isil. a systemic and sustained campaign of air strikes against isil in iraq and syria, support and training for local forces on the ground including the moderate syrian

that's probably his greatest gift to those he touched, he taught team work loyal ity, dedication at every on and off the court. 90% of the letterman that wchbt through his program graduated. he was more proud of that than any championship or record that he held. >> he was ahead of the time in so many ways. >> he recruited charlie stout, the first black basketball player in carolina. he went in and integrated a restaurant in chapel hill sitting with an african-american divinity student sand a minutester andminute sterminute -- minister and forcing the restaurant and many businesses to change. he eparticipated in marches, he was an active voice. he had no qualms about doing the right thing instead of doing the popular thing. he was very heavily involved in a church that he helped grow from a tiny church to a 600 member 700 member community, and he ensured that that church was a later, not just in integration, but they inducted a gay minister they got kicked out of the congress for that and he said no problem and they just went ahead and made the choice bigger he was outspoken on equal right

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they have approve add new coalition government, made up of the secular par ity and the religious base. it comes after the first freed presidential and parliamentary elections last year. they have more details. it will be a coalition government the opposition will be small and weak. but tunisia's next prime minister says it is the only option. >> we are all invited. the government and political parties national organizations and 70 society to work hard, hand in hand, to open the doors of hope. >> most of the ministers that's the biggest party. and a small number are from the party the main rival. >> tunisia's leaders seem to have put aside their differences on how much influence religion should have on state affairs and are instead focusing on the issues they do agree on. >> like improving the economy. that's a priority for hala. she renovated this history call building into a boutique hotel. she want today see more economic reform. >> i think there are tremendous investment opportunities, and almost every sector. a lot of education to create the jobs for i think to make the process a

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does as fiona pointed out study very closely the russian mind in order to appeal and win pop lawyer ity and figure out -- popularity and figure out what would be the slogans, what would be the themes in dealing with his own people. that's, i think, very different than understanding the social dynamics that are going on in a society as we, by the way witnessed when there were protests in moscow and other cities in late 2011 and early 2012. but this goes all the more for a country like the united states. we feel we needed to ask the questions of -- [inaudible] that leads to the question of what do we know about him and his, and i think the question that really is on so many people's mind all the time, some people asking themselves and telling themselves we don't know the answer. too many people in washington seem to think they know the answer and devise policy on the basis of their assumptions. but the question is what does he want? what are his goals? what is he all about? all of these alternative proposals, he's a pathological it's average. he's a kleptocrat. great phrase you'll want to

gerri: -itis or member a long time ago when i said we had to hike these prices because our fuel costshigher. and i keep waiting for them to say we're going to lower our prices because fuel prices are lower grade but it's not happening. we appreciate your help. >> take care. gerri: good news for meat lovers. after an expensive year in 2014 the prices have dropped for the third straight week according to "the wall street journal" weekly price survey. why the sudden drop and will continue? jeff flock joins us now from a famed meat market in chicago. take it over. >> the legendary location this is a meat market that has been around for over a hundred years and the same proprietor for the last 30 years helping you to see some of that fun stuff on the counter there. going behind the counter to get the real deal taking a look at this, i think this is one of the big drivers. the cowherd has been at depressed levels but now it's finally starting to pick up as we look at the latest numbers. >> part of the problem was that the feed was so high so naturally they're going to cut down in production

the three principles i have outlined today are included in the full set of principles iti has developed. i respectfully request that these be cemented for the record. 2014 has been referred to as the year of the data breach. i think many of us would like to see 2015 as the year of federal data breach notification legislation. thank you. >> thank you very much and thank you all of our witnesses. how do you respond to the concerns raised about 52 different sets of standards across the country? is there a way to preempt state law but then continued to have states involved in the enforcement of the new standard? >> to answer your second question first, of course there is. it happens frequently at the federal level where you will set a national standard but still allow state attorney general's to enforce the law. that is one of our most important concerns. there will be instances where there are significant data breaches. they may be smaller or may be confined to one or only a few states and will not be a circumstance where the ftc will look into it. the same situation we have in terms of di

that's pret ity impressive. that shows the trust the people have in their king. he's exhibiting that as well. >> we've talked ability this before in terms of the campaign in syria. i say we but there are ground attacks as far as syria. how does jordan and other coalition members know where to strike because of this lack of information? >> the galvanizing factor of pulling all jordanians against i have daesh now is critical. prior to execution, there were high percentages of jordanians that did not feel this was appropriate of a fight for them to be involved in. now they're supportive of what the king intends to do. the reason that relates because intelligence from the tribes what you get across the border how that goes back and forth. how you can process human intelligence within the tribes and confirm it with aviation or overhead platforms. confirm with signal intelligence. you may have members giving up other brofthers that we saw in iraq. they said stop this. you're getting more human intelligence to strike in syria. it's contributing significantly to what we

that the statute reads as the statute reads -- which i think it will therefore, there are not sub she itys available in these 36 states -- i'm pretty confident there will be between senator hatch in the senate and the committee chairs in the house ways and means and energy and commerce that they will have a solution or several solutions, in fact there's a robust debate going on right now as to what that ought to be, but they'll have a solution which will begin to undo obamacare and push our health care system in a much more market-oriented, fiscally-responsible direction. jon: we're coming up on the deadline for funding the department of homeland security. the senate is in gridlock to get that department funded, karl. senate majority leader mitch mcconnell has backed away from a fight over the president's immigration orders. he's now offering what democrats say they have long wanted a clean bill for funding the department of homeland security with no restrictions no attempt to undo president's immigration orders. did he have any choice? >> well i'm not certain how much of a choice he did h

ity to express my gratitude. >> congressman, i might add, when i mentioned regina's preexisting condition had already mentioned here tonight, she had cancer since she was a child, and i think that it's important people understand the severity of some of the preexisting conditions that has no hope without something like the affordable care act in terms of them getting insurance, and with this repeal the republicans would just take it away. >> it's tragic. many preexisting conditions don't just occur to democrats or people who don't have jobs or insurance. regina has just sin spired me because i complain about the fact i have to trek from my office over to the capitol and vote no on attempt after attempt to repeal the affordable care act, but every now and then i think it's helpful for the nation and certainly for those of us here in congress to see a human face to see someone who has been helped by the legislative action. i thank the president for signing that bill. >> well thank you, congressman emanuel cleaver, and thank you, and god's blessings to you regina moran. i'm going to tell you

itis 5:00 in new york city. this is "the five." more than six months after launching a bombing campaign to degrade and destroy isis, the president has asked congress for authorization to extend the use of military force for three more years. here's president obama addressing the nation a short while ago on his long-term strategy. >> this resolution reflects our core objective to destroy isil. a systemic and sustained campaign of air strikes against isil in iraq and syria, support and training for local forces on the ground including the moderate syrian opposition, preventing isil attacks in the region and beyond including by foreign terrorist fighter who is try to threaten our countries. >> he went on to describe what the strategy does not entail. >> the resolution we submitted today does not call for the deployment of u.s. ground combat forces to iraq or syria. it is not the authorization of another ground war like afghanistan or iraq. >> so the president is convinced we should not get dragged into another ground war but these gen