john stevens serd in world war ii and korea. today, remembering eir fallen friends. >> it's a very sad day but a day of testimony to those who ga for the country. >>his year marks the 70th anniversary. in 70 years, wfare has changed. and so too, attitudes at home. >> american people were at war. current wars, troops we at war, but americans not. >> there is another unpopular war. it's a war remembered but on this 50th anniversary, the admiral points out many signed up to fight. >> two trds were volunteers. and 72% of ose who died were volunteers. >> it's a sense of pride john stevens remembers. >> i love this country, andi love that flag. today, a somber salute. >> an abc7 news was in oak hl park as hundreds paid tribute to those who made the ultimate sacrifice a minister suggested a way to honothe fallen. >> today, when you nd to take a selfie flip it around and take a picture of the american flag or a picture of a person in the armed services. post and write "i remember". when we take time to remember, we honor them and sacrif

john stevens served in world war ii and korea. today, remembering their fallen friends. >> it's a very sad day but a day of testimony to those who gave for the country. >> this year marks the 70th anniversary. in 70 years, warfare has changed. and so too, attitudes at home. >> american people were at war. current wars, troops were at war, but americans not. >> there is another unpopular war. it's a war remembered but on this 50th anniversary, the admiral points out many signed up to fight. >> two thirds were volunteers. and 72% of those who died were volunteers. >> it's a sense of pride john stevens remembers. >> i love this country, and i love that flag. today, a somber salute. >> an abc7 news was in oak hl park as hundreds paid tribute to those who made the ultimate sacrifice a minister suggested a way to honor the fallen. >> today, when you tend to take a selfie flip it around and take a picture of the american flag or a picture of a person in the armed services. post and write "i remember". when we take time to remember, we ho

a few republicans on the court john paul stevens david souter harry blackmun from minnesota. you can do so on the court.

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colonel john r- stevens from concord was honored as the 2015 marine of the year at today's ceremony. vallejo fire fighters fought a two-alarm fire at a vacant building this morning on sacramento street.and the fire department is calling the circumstances of the fire supicious. it is the third time in about a year that they battled flames at the building.and the fire department believe squatters are to blame kron four's philippe djegal has the story on the building that has been prone to fires in the past. bel >> phillip :another vacant building in vallejo up in flames. the two-alarm fire sparked up just before eight o'clock this morning at an old commercial building on sacramento street. >>:crews were cautious because the building has allegedly been abandoned for a decadethe fire department is calling it a suspicious fire crawlspaces show where fire investigators believe the homeless may have gotten inside >>:i come by here every day and i see people doing sketchy stuff they come here and walk in the back who knows what's in there >> scott :they said they searched the building and di

but others agree with former justice john paul stevens who recently wrote a book in which he said it's going to take a constitutional amendment. i will work for that if that's the only way to fix this problem. because we cannot continue with the kind of assault on our democracy, on voting rights, and on the opportunity for us to know where the money is coming from that influences our political system. now, fourth, we have challenges around the world. as i was coming through the garage there's a tv that dean and gary have, and it was talking about isis in iraq. we have threats that we know of that we can begin to try to figure out how best to address. it's not just dictators. also disease, climate change, which i think global warming is a threat to us. but we have to be confident and strong in understanding that there are many ways to approach the problems that america will be confronting in the world, and we must do so in cooperation with our friends, our allies, our fellow democracies around the world. i am convinced that the 21st century can once again be a century in which the unite

a few republicans on the court john paul stevens david souter harry blackmun from minnesota. you can do so on the court. from our childhood they get pushed out of the party. inspectors from pennsylvania jim jefferies vermont lincoln from rhode island they had pushed out. the one lincoln republican. as governor of sacramento? this lincoln republican. kennedy is growing up in his shadow. kennedy is a page in the california legislature. a little a little bit ronald reagan but a little bit of wine. northern california republican. brown versus board of education. he talked about both of them last week. and isn't it -- it is not a coincidence. they come from northern california. we get it on alternative lifestyles. >> understanding the quality equality and dignity of our friends who happen to be born gay. kennedy feels that in a way that is authentic. we grew up -- walnut creek is not quite berkeley. northern california is renowned for its respect for alternative lifestyle. especially sexual freedom and equality. >> you predict in the book that justice kennedy may write a landmark

it's a provocative idea and comes after comments from retired supreme court justice john paul stevensggestions there are people at gitmo attained and it was determined that they are not posing a serious threat. yet they continue to be held. he was suggesting those folks should be paid for having been held unjustly. listen carefully as we show what josh earnest had to say. the white house wanted since the president came into office to close down guantanamo bay. >> it's been a deep disappointment for the president but hasn't prevented him to push his team to go as far as we can to reduce the population there and to ultimately get to a place where we can close that prison. >> he's made the argument often here at the white house and in the press briefing room that it costs millions of dollars to operate that facility. it's a negative on the international stage. they line up all their reasons to shut it down this. feeds into that narrative, but you might notice to use boxing example, he slipped the punch as to responding directly to the idea of giving money to detainees. >> i bet you watch

there are a few lincoln republicans were on the court john paul stevens from chicago, david souter from new hampshire harry blackmun from minnesota. kennedy isn't that -- they can be so on the court but all the rockefeller republicans from our childhood got pushed out of the party. arlen specter from pennsylvania jim jefferies from vermont, lincoln chaffee from rhode island. that canada pushed out of the 40. whose chief justice -- honey, governor of sacramento is growing up? this lincoln republican named earl warren. so kennedy is going up in warren's shadow. warren visits the kennedy household i'm obligations. kennedy is a page in the california legislature. kennedy as a little bit ronald reagan but also all of it earl warren. halfway between northern california republican and he today, thinking about brown v. board of education which is an an earl warren case in loving v. virginia, he talked about both of them last week in same-sex marriage, and isn't it, you know, it's not a coincidence i believe that the one republican on the court who most gets it on gay-rights comes from northern

but others agree with former justice john paul stevens who recently wrote a book in which he said it's going to take a constitutional amendment. i will work for that if that's the only way to fix this problem. because we cannot continue with the kind of assault on our democracy, on voting rights, and on the opportunity for us to know where the money is coming from that influences our political system. now, fourth, we have challenges around the world. as i was coming through the garage there's a tv that dean and gary have, and it was talking about isis in iraq. we have threats that we know of that we can begin to try to figure out how best to address. it's not just dictators. also disease, climate change which i think global warming is a threat to us. but we have to be confident and strong in understanding that there are many ways to approach the problems that america will be confronting in the world, and we must do so in cooperation with our friends, our allies i am convinced that the 21st century can once again be a century in which the united states leads and helps to set the values

john r stevens from concord will be honored at the 2015 marine of the year. >>> national news, threeople in cleveland are recovering after being pulled from this burn building saturday nielt. heavy -- night. heavy flames and smoke coming out of the window. the building on fire houses apartments, laundromat and tire store. no word on the victims or the cause of the fire. >>> tech reporter gabe slate. it's finals time. chances are you are crunching on homework. i have discovered a great mobile app to help students and parents with homework. stay tuned, that's next on kron. . >>> we've been dealing with a weather system over the past several days. been making for a lot of wet weather in the sierra for the afternoon. showers and thunderstorms and actually beneficial rain. some places in the sierras picking up two to three inches of rain in the past seven days and up into the northern mountains, a couple spots with close to five inches. this system is going to slowly pull out to the east over the next few days and we'll see a warming trend through the week ahead. fog tracker this morning,

but others agree with former justice john paul stevens who recently wrote a book in which he said it'sg to take a constitutional amendment. i will work for that if that's the only way to fix this problem. because we cannot continue with the kind of assault on our democracy, on voting rights, and on the opportunity for us to know where the money is coming from that influences our political system. now, fourth we have challenges around the world. as i was coming through the garage there's a tv that dean and gary have and it was talking about isis in iraq. we have threats that we know of that we can begin to try to figure out how best to address. it's not just dictators. also disease climate change, which i think global warming is a threat to us. but we have to be confident and strong in understanding that there are many ways to approach the problems that america will be confronting in the world and we must do so in cooperation with our friends, our allies our fellow democracies around the world. i am convinced that the 21st century can once again be a century in which the united states l

stevens. he's one of the four americans who was killed in that benghazi attack. that e-mail about a july 2012 visit from senator johnain to libya. stevens warning the state department of increased violence. there are also more than 25 back channel memos passed along from clinton's close friend sidney blumenthal. he is someone the white house had blocked her from hiring. "the washington post" said the president's team considered blumenthal untrustworthy and prone to starting wild rumors the trove of newly released e-mails suggest that one tendency of clinton's inability to separate her long time loyalties at the business at hand. some of the e-mails redacted. one about the suspects in the benghazi attacks was classified by the fbi only yesterday. many lines of black adding fuel to suspicion that clinton has not been entirely forthcoming. >> i'm aware that the fbi has asked that a portion of one e-mail by held back that happens in the process of freedom of information act responses. but that doesn't change the fact that all of the information in the e-mails was handled appropriately. >> it was a private server though

john deere is out with earnings. we will look at important earnings and export statements. steven englander is with us. is must watch and must listen. i will address his work on cross rates. and lloyd brown is with us. we will talk to john brown about tim cook as well. brendan? brendan: if you believe that bit coin is a thing mark zuckerberg launched facebook in 2004. now back to bit going. the new york stock exchange has announced a bit coin price index. where are we in the history of bit coin? tom is going to hold this up in just a second. that is a history of it coin. help us out here. in the long-term history of what will happen in the future of bitcoin, that is a ridiculous question. where are we? >> i think you are right that a lot of people maybe a year ago thought we were a year from facebook and netflix, and people were expecting this to be something that was going to be used for online purchases and we are not there yet. this is a very immature system. the market cap of the whole system is like $2 billion, three billion dollars. we are still much further than many bitcoin aficionados want us

authority, my name is john avalos the chair of this committee, and joined by commissioner eric mar and campos and we will be joined by other commissioners shortly, our clerk is steven, and today is committee meeting is brought to the public by sfgtv, staff, jessy larson and jonathan stockhouse and thank you for your work and, mr. clerk, could you please call the next item? >> item number one, roll call. >> avalos? >> present. >> campos in >> present. >> cohen? >> absent. >> kim? >> absent. >> mar. >> here. >> we have a quorum. >> okay, and could we call our consent calendar?

. >> well, my dear friend john updike, who's no longer living, was also a person who wrote a good deal. >> yeah. >> and steven king writes a good deal. >> isn't it annoying that people say, oh, that joyce carol oates is so prolific, as if somehow, they're saying by your quantity, you're diminishing your quality. that surely is the implication of some people who say that, don't you think? >> well, it may be. it seems -- it's a focus that seems irrelevant to the actual writer. if you met picasso and said, well, you've done 14 million, you know, little sketches -- >> right. >> -- he would have looked kind of blank. you know, that wasn't the point of his life. >> right. >> or his career, it wasn't in done to quantity, but he was -- he was doing things that were very revolutionary. >> right. >> i think that's the way writers and artists look upon their work. maybe in sort of clusters, like you have an era, an interlude. you're doing these different things. you're not thinking in terms of a quantity of days or hours -- >> you're not checking off boxes, right? >> not at all. >> you didn't start out with a number tha

authority, my name is john avalos the chair of this committee, and joined by commissioner eric mar and campos and we will be joined by other commissioners shortly, our clerk is steven, and today is committee meeting is brought to the public by sfgtv, staff, jessy larson and jonathan stockhouse and thank you for your work and, mr. clerk, could you please call the next item? >> item number one, roll call. >> avalos? >> present. >> campos in >> present. >> cohen? >> absent. >> kim? >> absent. >> mar. >> here. >> we have a quorum. >> okay, and could we call our consent calendar? >> consent calendar, items 203, come price and considered routine and they are prepared to be sider and any of them can be manufactured and considered separately. >> okay, any comments, or concerns about our minutes? >> or or nine month report? >> okay, seeing none we will go into public comment on these items any member of the public that would like to comment, seeing none, we will close public comment. >> and colleagues, could we have is a motion on these. >> so manufactured. >> second. >> and from commissioner mar, and seconded by commissioner campos and we will take that with the roll call

. >> is steven roach on there? john rutledge?e last time i brought up a deal was in 2004. that's when that happened by the way. >> it was? i'm embarrassed. >> no i'm saying lenovo. >> if i broke one, i'd have to work the rest of my career fixing it. >>> johnson & johnson planning ten new drugs in the future. [ male announcer ] at northrop grumman, we've always been at the forefront of advanced electronics. providing technology to get more detail... ♪ ♪ detect hidden threats... ♪ ♪ see the whole picture... ♪ ♪ process critical information and put it in the hands of our defenders. reaching constantly evolving threats before they reach us. that's the value of performance. northrop grumman. >>> breaking news now. target's results hitting the wires. with the trend toward online shopping and a hike in minimum wage, we'll take a look at how the company is planning to grow the bottom line. the numbers and the market reaction just minutes away. >>> plus johnson & johnson set to talk to analysts about its share price. first time ever a com

steven collinson, thank you. >> thank you. >>> back to the break willing news of secretary of state john kerry who is in the hospital in genevaitzerland, who is in the hospital there. nick robertson is on the phone bus. what are you hearing this there? >> that secretary kerry has a leg injury. that he was helicoptered from -- >> i so apologize. apparently, we have lost our connection with nic robertson but we will get that back to you and you can hear he was known to the hospital via helicopter. nic, i believe we have you back? >> reporter: yes. john kerry has a leg injury. he sustained that in a cycling accident. as we know when he comes to switzerland, when he is talking amid the iran prime minister about the nuclear issue, when there is a talk, he often makes a cycling ride and seems to be the case this sunday morning. the weather here is a blue skies here in switzerland. he had gone for a cycling rider and 30 miles across the border into france when the accident occurred. i've seen him on a cycle ride. this was another one of those days. he normally cycles with a couple of companions and there are normally a police motorc

john's. investigators think a terminix employee sprayed a chemical inside a condo even though it is banned for indoor use. the boy's mother and father stevenbeen released but they are still undergoing therapy today. terminix says it is cooperating with the investigation. >> if you've ever wondered how we learn about severe storms such as hurricanes it takes a special team of pilots and planes to collect that data. "action news" anchor monica malpass is live in the news room now with more on this. hi monica. >> hi, shirleen, that's right the planes are called hurricane hunters and they landed at atlantic city international airport today, exciting stuff. well, take a look. they are larger planes as well as smaller ones, they both get the job done one flies into the eye of the hurricane. the other one then flies around it. coming up at 5:00 meteorologist melissa magee takes us inside the planes to show us exactly how they do their dangerous work. plus, in health check a focus on young men and skin cancer. ali gorman tells us about some new public service announcements trying to get more men thinking about protecting their skin. a crucial time

steven spielburg. i ask my colleagues to join me in congratulating mr. john graham on receiving this prestigious award. thank you, mr. speaker, and i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back. for what purpose does the gentlewoman from california seek recognition? >> i ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman is recognized. ms. hahn: thank you, mr. speaker. for months we've been calling for a long-term surface transportation bill to replace the one that expires at the end of this month. in recent weeks, i've joined many of my colleagues as we counted down the days left for congress to act. without a funding solution, the jobs of over 600,000 american workers are at risk. the gas tax, by the way, hasn't been raised in 20 years and is no longer sufficient to pay for repairs to dangerous roads, highways bridges and rail lines needed to protect americans. we're being asked to vote this week on a band-aid approach that only runs to july instead of a real solution