we have john davis and bob campbell from p.s. m who's our advisors and other colleagues. chris from our bond council. and i'm sorry, of course, bill often our disclosure council if you have any questions, i'll be happy to answer them >> thank you very much any public comment on this item. >> i have one speaker card. corrin woods. >> good afternoon, commissioners i'm corrin woods i chair the mission bay sentences advisory council. the mission group has put an amazing amount on the structure and hasn't been reinforced. their building roads and parks and doing doing everything everywhere everything to be helpful >> thank you. any other speakers cards. >> commissioner singh isn't here i wanted to ask from here how do we buy the bonds. >> the underwriter is right over there. and, yes. good afternoon >> this last speaker and i have worked together to get mission bay started. it took a long time. i am here supporting here because she's sticking with it. i hope you pass on this item it's very important to her she's put here life and soul into this area thank you very much >> than

john laforge, davis research commodity strategist and our very own sandra smith. u both. john, i want to go to you first. the pull back today, is now the time to get in? was it profit-taking or what is going on? >> i wouldn't get in. natural gas is condition one of our favorite commodities in 2014. expect a pull back. wait for 4.50 before i get in. david: what about that, sandy. >> i've been digging through all the research. it is not just where the storage levels are today, which is about 13% below the five-year average so where they will be next year. citigroup put out a note saying natural gas prices could go to $15 per btu. that would be three times where they are today based on storage levels at end of this season, they are saying they could be uncomfortably low for next season that would be a big factor. david: john, talk about supply, huge natural gas explosion, one. pipelines in canada. that was in winnipeg, canada, will that slow up the supply at all? >> short term, like a weather-related event. so it could but i really shy away from weather-related events

erick erickson, i await wendy davis' lawsuit. and johntweets, interesting, as mainstream media destroys christie, new media is taking down wendy davis. joining me now, chris ball, co-host of msnbc's, "the cycle," which airs weekdays at 3:00 p.m. eastern. she was the democratic nominee for congress in virginia's first congressional district in the 2010 election. ben moore, former director of the pac progress texas, and co-author of "bush's brain: how karl rove made george w. bush president." how has the fallout in texas been around this story from wayne slater? >> i don't think there's been big fallout yet, chris. but, remember, we're talking, if you're a woman in this state and you've watched wendy's assent politically, you're watching somebody who did from the trailer park, whether if the csi forensic guys are saying, excuse me, ma'am, was it two months or two years, she came from the trailer park, she went to harvard, her husband, who wayne interviewed extensively, as you noted, was very fond of her. she gets out of harvard, she becomes

en el estado de california asi lo dio a conocer hoy el gobernador davis, la situacion es seria, y se tiene que actuar al instante... johnlaird / secretario de recursos naturales de california cada persona tiene que cortar su uso de agua por 20 por ciento inmediatamente tan claro como el agua... es este llamado tanto para agricultores como e desde hoy luchan para evitaea egue a un racnamiento al aumente s el 75% del agua se usa en agricultura.. y la sequa podra impactar el suministro de frutas y vegetales en supermercado s juvenal chavez jr. supermercado mi pueblo lo que una sequía puede causar es que los productos se hagan escasos, también que los precios puedan subir de una forma u otra que es algo que mi pueblo siempre hace cada esfuerzo para evitar. la industria agrcola de california genera cerca de 45 mil millones de dlares anuales, la ultima sequia ocurrida en el ano 2009 causo perdidas de 340 millones de dolares y mas de 10,000 trabajadores sin empleo... el futuro no es promisorio edwin maurer, phd/experto en recursos hídricos mirando al futuro las proyecciones dicen que la severidad y la intensidad, la duración d

cowan with optimum, mike davis with general mills, john hanna and very former executive director of the colorado department of health care policy and financing and lloyd dean with dignity health. finally i would like to say a special thanks to our two major funders. first kaiser permanente and special appreciation to george halverson. and second to the robert wood johnson foundation which is represented by andy. now i would like to turn the program over to governor bill ritter who outlined the role of states in health care cost control and the huge number of policy leaders available to states to both enhance quality and reduce the cost of rate increases over time in the health care field. governor ritter. >> thank you. good afternoon. prior to talking about the states role and its many policy levers to moderate health care cost increases i want to take a minute to make a few general points. first there are chapters in our report on the health care problem, the affordable care act and what the federal government can do to help states control costs. this press conference is going to focus

john kuhn. packers lead 17-13. like they did in the first half. an immediate response. kaepernick to davisners in front. 20-17. after a green bay field goal tied it at 20. third and eight, kap using his feet. gets to the edge. game of 11. i said yesterday this game could come down to phil dawson, as time expires, in there. charlotte, here we come. kaepernick, 98-yards rushing, 227 in the air and sets up the game-winning kick. niners and panthers next sunday. >> didn't think we'd pull it out, did you? not our first time. we got a lot of tough guys, and generate a lot of toughness. and clutch. >> i never had a doubt. playoff utility for the bengals, chargers outshore cincinnati. andy dalton, atrocious the final 30 minutes. dalton perplexed by the chargers' z. 20-10, this is all on dalton. graham reeds it all the way. dalton's their interception. later, ronny brown gets to the second level and is gone. 58 yards. 27-10, chargers, cinci's first home loss of the season, third first-round playoff loss in as many years, yet to win in the post season since 1991. chargers play denver next sunday. th

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john wooden pallet the book 50 years after its first n.c.a.a. championship, joining me now, sports illustrated senior writer says davis. great to have you here. i am partial. i got to know him over the years . you go after the real guide era. i want to get -- give us your impresions f the fellow in just a short -- >> well, they guy the new is the same guy that i knew which is this real guy read poetry in his den. guess what, you don't win ten national championships by being sweet. he was extremely ompetitive. he loved to win swift. that was the best way for him to win. he was tough on referees, and a controversial representative -- reputation. not all of his coacching peers f thought so highly of him. they thought he was sanctimonious. they call in saint john. it was interesting to discover that he was actually in a lot of ways emotionally distant, did not connect with them on a personal level. later on when they got to the day and he was able to progress to a point where he could connect with them on that level. and then he cuts a very complicated time and time that was, for a sample -- >> everything was changing, dea

davis. her campaign pulled in a sizable $12 million, but she is trailing her likely opponent, the state's republican attorney general. >> johng. the texas gubernatorial primary is set for march 4th. not very far away. >>> she showed off her aarp card when she turned 50 last week. now the first lady michelle obama is showing off her basketball skills. a slam dunk on some nba stars. we're going to show that to you when we come back. ♪ ♪ ♪ told ya you could do it. (dad vo) i want her to be safe. so, i taught her what i could and got her a subaru. (girl) piece of cake. ♪ (announcer) love. it's what makes a subaru, a subaru. at a company that's bringing media and technology together. next is every second of nbcuniversal's coverage 0f the 2014 olympic winter games. it's connecting over one million low-income americans to broadband internet at home. it's a place named one america's most veteran friendly employers. next is information and entertainment in ways you never thought possible. welcome to what's next. comcastnbcuniversal. >>> the first lady michelle obama just turned 50, as all of us know. she's certainly not slowing down.

davis. item m discussion of other educational issues. i believe deputy superintendant guerrero has an item. >> we have an opportunity this evening to hear the awareness and john burke accompanying her. i think we have a powerpoint.

davis. item m discussion of other educational issues. i believe deputy superintendant guerrero has an item. >> we have an opportunity this evening to hear the awareness and john burke accompanying her. i think we have a powerpoint. >> good evening everyone. this is to present to you about the new state test that is coming out this year. this is the new test in the state assess many system. it's called the smart balance assessment consortium. usually called the s back. this is the field test for this assessment. so the field test is really a test of the test where the publisher is testing the items to finalize the test. the advantages are that we'll have the experience and the schools will have the experience of the test and will get practice. disadvantages, there will be no results that will be in occurred from this test -- incurred from this test. our presentation tonight is around five areas. one is the smart balance assessment, who, what and when we'll take this field test. the content and format of the test and how is it aligned to an informative assessment and the plan for the implementation and lastly communication and feedback. in the smarter balance f

. >> if someone is running on their narrative, john mccain were example talking about his war prisoner situation, especially somebody like windy davisarted the rise to become a national defender of something like that that is in poplar which is to say access to abortions in the six month pregnancy and beyond. that is not something that is poplar. but something that she as an attra attractive person made more palatable and gave democrats more hope on the issue that is going on the wrong way for them. >> she said she needs to pay more attention to the details when she tells the story. she is the first politician to embellish the past and make the story look better. but are there larger ramifications because of the political situation in texas? >> davis has been a long shot at texas. she is maybe a no-shot now. it hasn't gone well and she is not responding well. accusing the author of taking planted information from her piece. on a national level, for politicians like hilary clinton who share davis' point of view on late-term abortion, how do you deal with that if you don't have the attractive narrative that said i rose from a trailer

davis retirement or pursue disciplinary action. >>> tables may be turning for speed camera operators. maryland delegate john cardin is resubmitting his bill that would fine camera operators $1,000 every time they make a mistake that costs you money. >> and tomorrow morning at the columbia mall a moment of silence at 11:15 for the victims of saturday's shooting. darion aguilar shot and killed two people in the mall before turning the gun on himself. >>> a little girl whose treatment to fight her leukemia was stopped by the federal government shutdown last fall is finally getting better after four very difficult months in the hospital. mattie major from waldorf was released last night from children's hospital in philadelphia and our peggy fox who was first to bring you her story is the first with this followup. >> reporter: 8-year-old mattie major has been fighting for her life. we met her in october not long after she went to capitol hill to complied for more research funding for childhood cancer. >> two weeks later they shut down nih instead. kind of the ultimate slap in the face there. >> reporter: after r

john buccigross. aaron rodgers faced off against colin kaepernick. temperature at game time was a balmy five degrees. no sleeves for kaepernick. his team down, 17-13, makes a beautiful pass to vernon davisgives the niners a 20-17 lead. now it's 20-20. trying to drive for the game-winning field goal. the big play of the game on third down, scrambles for a first down. they get closer and closer for phil dawson. 33-yarder, just sneaks inside the right upright and the niners move on to play the carolina panthers next sunday. >>> earlier in the day on sunday in cincinnati, philip rivers and the chargers in town. a beautiful pass to green. rivers, 12 of 16, 128. andy dalton, melvin ingram. perfect reading of the route. bengals had four turnovers, the chargers zero. the chargers move on and face the broncos next. >>> college football's national championship game is tonight. number one florida state. number two auburn in pasadena. you can see the game, of course, on espn. coverage begins at 8:00 eastern. part of the megacast that includes coverage on every espn network. >> that's a lot of football. >>> we mentioned eight teams still left. here's what they're getting ready for this coming saturd

. >> ambassador john bolton, we appreciate your time as all ways, sir. >> emotional memorial service for claire davisado high school shooting victim, where her parents spoke out about her killer. coming up. >> they are finally rescues. we have the details coming up next. >> the chelicopters to take us home. >> thanks everyone! >>> michael davis who is the father of claire davis who was shot at the high school is forgiving her killer. he spoke with her mother by his side and said he was blinded by anger and didn't know what he was doing. he killed himself after shooting claire. >> and finally, the passengers trapped on a russian research ship have been rescued. they were rescued by helicopter. i know it was difficult who did they do it? >> you know no one considered the passenger's lives to be at risk. certainly the complex operation was fraught was worry. it did a test run without the passengers to make sure it would be safe enough for them. it had to make test runs on an ice flow to begin the long trip to tasmania. they were not able to make it to the stranded ship and that is why the helicopter had

davis. in april, 1943, john rogers was one of the first 28 african-american pilots to go overseas. the 99th was based in north africa and flew bombing 34eugss over sicily and italy. pilots onced is seth a record for destroying five enemy aircraft in under four minutes. even among such an elite group of pilots john rogers stood out for keen eyesight, steady nerves. mark hanson is the curator of the air force base in illinois where the 99th was first activated. he said john rogers was respected as a pilot who was so good he could -- quote -- "put a 500 pointed bomb true threw a building's window." a photo taken by an arm eassments officer and friend shows john rogers standing next to his 3-40 war hawk. the inscription it reads, the best dive bomber pilot in the business. another photo of john rogers and members of the 99th hangs at the smithsonian air and space museum in washington, d.c. the skill of the men of the 99th was well known among pilots especially by the british who often asked for the airmen's close air support. mr. president, what i'm about to say here i read as i said a

davis as law enforcement officers closed in. >>> relatives of a california girl declared brain dead by her doctors are getting help this morning. a foundation started by terri sh schiavo's family is helping. as john blackstone reports, the mcmath case is raising the same complicated and emotional question about when life ends. >> reporter: jahi mcmath's family is searching for a facility to take their daughter who is brain dead after surgery for a ton sill lengthmy. her family is fighting for her to have a tracheotomy to insert a breathing tube so she can be moved. >> i feel like i'm dying because i want her to see 2014. >> reporter: in a letter the hospital wrote performing medical procedures on the body of a deceased human being is simply not something children's hospital can do. the family's attorney christopher dolan says they're looking for a doctor to perform the surgery. >> we just ask that you would have the compassion and good medical ethics to abide by this mother's wish and reach out to us. e-mail me. >> reporter: hospital spokesman sam singer. >> there's a very difficult catch-22 that the mcmath family attorney has created, which is that he keeps wanting people to believe this young w

davis. james swanson's current book and a topic for this evening is titled sub for the assassination of john f. kennedy. it was released today and received an outstanding review from the "washington post" who lauded the book is fresh, modern contribution to the literature of one of our most heartbreaking crimes in history. we are fortunate to have oath james and sam on ford's theater it buys recounts will and it's my great pleasure to introduce to such distinguished talents. please join me in welcoming sam donaldson and james l. swanson. [applause] >> james, it's good to see you. >> good to see you sam. >> for several generations of americans including mine the assassination of president kennedy was the most shock of flying -- shocking, horrifying a grief-stricken public event of my life. you have now written it look, sub for about that day and the events surrounding it. james, i don't know how many folks in whole or in part about the assassination of the president. why did you decide to write this book? >> partly sam it's the book book that iras wanted to read that no one else had written.

davis, abc news. >> here is a footnote, pete seeger at 94 was singing until just a few months ago. here he is at farm aid. you might recognize faces. there's johnmp, willie nelson. >> 94. he died at new york presbyterian hospital. his family said they were together and singing when he passed. >> an icon. [ woman ] i will embrace change... everything life throws my way. except for frown lines. those i'm throwing back. [ female announcer ] olay total effects. nourishing vitamins, and 7 beautiful benefits in one. for younger-looking skin. olay. your best beautiful. i've got a nice long life ahead. big plans. so when i found out medicare doesn't pay all my medical expenses, i looked at my options. then i got a medicare supplement insurance plan. [ male announcer ] if you're eligible for medicare, you may know it only covers about 80% of your part b medical expenses. the rest is up to you. call now and find out about an aarp medicare supplement insurance plan, insured by unitedhealthcare insurance company. like all standardized medicare supplement insurance plans, it helps pick up some of what medicare doesn't pay. and could save you in out-of-pocke

john henry smith. alex smith and the chiefs visiting the colts in the afc wildcard. smith to nile davis. 10 yards to the touch done. 38-10. kansas city, one of four passes for smith. donald brown scoring twice fumbled. andrew luck picks it up. indy within three. under five minutes to play. luck is looking for an open man, boy does he find one, how did ty hilton get this open. 63 yards on the play. hilton 33 catches. the coach completes the second biggest comeback. indy wins it 35-44 is the final. that's ports at this hour. >> thank you so much. >> seafood can be expensive. imagine spending tens of thousands on a fish. that happened at the first tuna auction in japan. al jazeera's dominic kane reports the high demand is raising serious environment concerns. >> this is tokyo's fish market. perhaps the biggest in the world. it's the first blue fin tuna auction. new year, and the pressure is on. usually the bidding is intense. last year one fish sold for a record-breaking $1.7 million, but prices slumped. this year's winning fish fetched 20 times left. >> i'm glad the price for this year's

davis on the defensive this morning facing questions about her life story. months after she came to attention for a filibuster for a proposed abortion law. john some of the details seem blurry. blurry is the word used by the dallas morning nooiz. she's a single mother who worked through school. the general con tours are true. it's the specifics in the time line that are now in question. she pitched her story as an american dream come true. >> i was barely making ends meet and sometimes they didn't. >> texas state senator wendy davis propelled into the national spotlight last summer with her physical stamina after is this famous filibuster against the restrictive abortion measures. davis' rise shot her to the front of the pack against democrats in her bid. now her inspirational biography of a single mother is sparking some debate. >> by the time i was 19 i was a single parent. i was living in a mobile home. >> over the weekend, the dallas morning news revealed some inconsistent says in her statement and began raising questions about her boot stepping life story. the newspaper reports she divorced at 21 not 19. it clarified a few points for exa