at the hospital, julie post was pronounced dead. she was 39 years old. the autopsy revealed that death was due to drowning. ed post immediately phoned his brother, who was a lawyer, together, they photographed the broken towel ring and wall mount for a lawsuit against the hotel. >> his brother told the policemen here in st. louis i'm going to sue them for $450 million, you watch. >> ed post was convinced that had it not been for the faulty towel ring, his wife, julie, might still be alive. ♪ i am a lot of things. i am his guardian. i am his voice. so i asked about adding once-daily namenda xr® to his current treatment for moderate to severe alzheimer's. it works differently. when added to another alzheimer's treatment, like aricept®, it may improve overall function... and cognition. and may slow the worsening of symptoms for a while. (man) namenda xr doesn't change how the disease progresses. it shouldn't be taken by anyone allergic to memantine, or who's had a bad reaction to namenda xr or its ingredients. before starting treatment, tell their doctor if

i'm julie kim and justin is one of the owners i know it's a long day and thank the planning departmentseille who's been a patient person i'm here to ask you follow the elements by the planning department and not take discretionary review and our main objective to create a home for a growing family the plan the minimum footprint for a bedroom to be loejtd on the 6 floos under oath we have a 6 month-old baby i know having to reach our kids' bedroom is not ideal as david mentioned we'll be a fuel 10 feet under the maximum limit and our architect christian will talk about that and each of the neighbors live in a higher building and those are over 3 thousand square feet and mr. hart one of the dr requesters is an additional in an we believe that you deny the request for discretionary review and allow us to build a home it's family friendly thank you. >> it will come up when you start speaking. >> good morning. i'm christian justin and julie's architect thank you for the opportunity to speak in evening our approach as with our work to the sensitive and meet our clients needed our proposal is

julie? >> the story cannot be more heart breaking.le to figure out exactly what went wrong? >> reporter: the ntsb is on the scene now and they plan to sit down with her in the coming days, local authorities say already though she has aba tremendous help. >> i was literally distraught by how calm she was able to and the ability for her to give us information, you know, he was obviously distraught, but probably in shock, but she was able to amazingly give us very detailed information. >> >> reporter: authorities say all of the passengers except possibly the father were sill in their seat belts evidently bracing for impact. it is possible that sailor survived because of her size, because she was smaller than everybody else on the plane, that's something investigators they be looking at. they should release an initial report on the cause of the crash sometime next week. >> a weather alert now. and a b bracing for a deep freeze next week and in some places, the temperatures are expected to drop down below zero degrees. brace for it. >> it'

julie? >> amy kellog in paris, thank you so much. >> if i don't betray you. >> (inaudible) >> the fbi now releasing disturbing video of the 2012 sting that netted a 29-year-old man accused of planning an armed assault. he is accused of plotting to attack the u.s. capitol using a suicide vest and automatic weapon. here the fbi said a meeting with several undercover agents getting weapons and bomb- making materials. uma has more from washington. >> reporter: julie, the chilling video is a window in how far the home grown terrorist are willing to go in the name of radical islam. the suspect was days away from launching an attack on the capitol. the fbi distried the images of the fbi agents and sound to protect their identities. back in 2012, the agency arranged an undercover operation with a 29-year-old who dreamed of a suicide attack. in video it is clear how far the want to be terrorist go for these kinds of attack. you can so a min ka liowa fi meeting with undercover agents and posing as al-

esident wu and commissioners i'm david silverman working with the sponsors justin and julie onion they're proposed renovation they need more space for their family this is an owner occupied dwelling despite the allocations made by the speakers this is a modest edition 10 feet below the 40 feet or thirty foot building consisting consistent with the neighborhood the rear extension it less than 2 feet from the existing upper story it has a side set back in the rear it's noticed it t in the dr report it has not met anything extraordinary we ask you not take dr and accept the project as proposed i'd like to introduce you to the project sponsor julie kim. >> good afternoon. i'm julie kim and justin is one of the owners i know it's a long day and thank the planning department marseille who's been a patient person i'm here to ask you follow the elements by the planning department and not take discretionary review and our main objective to create a home for a growing family the plan the minimum footprint for a bedroom to be loejtd on the 6 floos under oath we have a 6 month-old baby i know having

same things that happened with this joe dimaggio part with julie's leadership and leadership of this board and relationships that are being built. >> [applause] >> i also want to say this. that i know you should know, this is been a very, dated decision-making. i've had to talk -- the way i make a decision was to write was the right way. it somebody that i did before and that is talk to the people. make sure that you make a connection to the people live here who work here every day. get their input because that's going to ground this decision. i did that and i got grounded very quickly and i'm confident that worked on have a lot of shared stories, a lot of shared history, but a lot of shared accomplishments of julie christiansen. you know, i've seen in her the spark, the innovative spirit mike the dynamism that this district needs. i know that she will be as much a advocate for this area of the city as she will be for chinatown, for polk street, for venice, cover all parts of the entire district. i know she will do that because she's got that spirit and that commitment. i know that s

julie? >> thank you so much. >> right now the fbi investigating who made bomb threats involving two commercial jets this afternoon. threats that were credible and an american ally arrested four members of a terrorist cell. what authorities are saying about their foiled attack, coming up next. are you kidding me? no, it's only 15 calories. with reddi wip fruit never sounded more delicious with 15 calories per serving and real cream the sound of reddi wip is the sound of joy. (melodic, calm music) don't miss the princess cruises 50th anniversary sale. our biggest sale ever, across all destinations. save up to $500 per person. everywhere we sail. all around the world. enjoy up to two hundre d dollars free onboard spending money. and a free specialty restaurant dinner for two. call your travel consultant or 1-888-book-now. don't miss our 50th anniversary sale. our biggest sale ever. princess cruises. come back new. .. ...heartburn. did someone say burn? try alka seltzer reliefchews. they work ju

the complaint the 13 veteran flight attendants scheduled to fly from san francisco to hong kong last july alleged the airline did not take proper security measures when they brought their images to their attention. instead of searching the entire plane, they say united accused them of insobubordination and fired them. >> she showed us the picture of the graffiti together with two faces taken on the phone. that was the first time i saw the graffiti. >> reporter: on july 14th 13 flight attendants all of whom had been on the job 17 years, were preparing flight 869 when they learned graffiti had been discomped on the fuselage. bye-bye was scrawled in oil along the tail section nearly 30 feet off the ground. >> i was scared. i was frightened. i have flown as a flight attendant for 12 of 24 years and i have never seen anything like this. >> reporter: in the wake of the

julie, let's start with you.ell us about the big battle for the gop establishment donor class. >> they are all over each other's her, and the donors are a little bit wringing their hands about what to do at this point. i think getting into the race early signals to donors that they can sign-on with a candidate, and the donors that i am talking to this week a sickly are on hold until we get a sense of who really is going to be in the race at this point. >> do you think that jeb's trip up to boston may have spurred romney? >> oh yes, it definitely did. if you look on twitter, scott brown was tweeting a photo of him, these should be romney's people. >> julie was just talking about the fact that it was possible that bush actually provoked romney in some way by going onto his home turf and not just talking about his bunglers, what he think about that? >> mitt is a competitive guy and that boston encroachment by jeb bush gave him the lake up to go to romney and say, these people are right in your backyard. mike, you ta

"on the markets" with the julie hyman is next.you on friday. >> it is 56 pass the hour and that means that bloomberg tv is "on the markets." i am julie hyman. it looks like the markets are trading at the highs of the session. technology helping lead the gains and the tech-heavy nasdaq is the best-performing index in terms of percentage could tech stocks are the focus of today's sector report. joining me with the 2015 outlook is scott kessler of s&p capital iq. we are seeing these stocks perform well today. i want to start with one of your predictions. you had a good record in 2014. i want to start with one of your protections for 2015 because it happens to be in the news today. at number three you say that we do not see a combination between yahoo! and aol and it is in is because there is been another letter encouraging yahoo! to do just that. why do you think it is going to happen? >> thanks a lot, julie. one we think about yahoo! combining with aol, there are interests who think that this combination makes a lot of sense, and th

6 and starting one per month july 2015 through december 2015 and make them all effective on july 6. if it is the judgment of this committee in congress we need to provide the administration yet another five months before putting conditional perspective sanctions in place then surely we can say on july 6 after 20 months of negotiations with secretary kerry originally proposing would only last three to six months that all sections should go into place on july 6 and do not need another six months of stage sanctions. >> senator brown. >> thank you, mr. chairman. i oppose the amendment. the stair stepped incremental approach the bill was designed to ratchet up pressure incrementally and provide time for effective implementation of the sanctions by all of the partners who have been so supportive of sanctions which would kick in, my in my understanding was taken all sanctions immediately mid-july which would not give our allies time to adjust and make it more difficult if not impossible for the ministration to responsibly implement. i oppose the amendment. >> further debate. >> mr. chairma

this is julie. she's been modeling in europe and in the u.s. for how long now, julie?> over 30 years. >> 30 years, wow, o.k. first julie's going to go ahead and show how dermawand provides instant stimulation for eye lifts and then she's going to continue working on just one side of the face. so go ahead and take a look at that, julie. just keep going. [gentle buzzing] oh, i'm already seeing some results here. how long have you been using the dermawand? >> over eight years, now. and my skin is better now at the age of 53 than it was when i was 33 years old. >> wow, look at that! look at julie's eyebrow. it really appears to be lifted and then look at the whole eye area. it now has volume and it's just opened right up. i mean, look at the difference. and then look in these other areas that i want you to notice. like she doesn't have crow's feet, and trust me, if you want to reduce the appearance of crow's feet, you need to look at the dermawand. it's going to do it for you. i mean, look around julie's chin line and look at the cheek area. look at the corner of the mouth

>> good to see you. >> my name is julie dooley. co-creator and sole owner of julie's baked goods in denver, colorado. i'm here today to pick up some fabulous organically grown trim they would like turned into some organic edibles. >> let's see. >> oh, my god. it's gorgeous. look at this. beautiful. >> we exclusively make healthy, organic, natural foods. it's a granola, roasted seed mix. we do a candy, my version of candy, which is called the nutty bite. i have celiac disease. it basically means i cannot tolerate gluten in any way shape or form, even on minute levels. however, i did have residual symptoms. what we found worked best is cannabis. >> how much longer until this is harvested? >> this will be harvested next week. we take off all of the extra leaves, then we're going to let the buds dry. then we'll create the by-product for you. a beautiful plant in here right now, look at the purple cush back there. >> oh, my gosh. let's go see it. >> a lot of people don't want to smoke. it's obvious, and it only lasts two hours. edible i

. >> [applause] >> thank you so i think julie is to get some well-deserved congratulations and kisses from her friends family. and if there's other questions i can take them to decide. thank you very much for being your ticket by day in san francisco. thank you. >> we're getting connected everyone just a moment i'd like to call to the order the regular meeting of san francisco public utilities commission today's date is january 13, 2015 roll call please. commissioner president caen commissioner vietor commissioner courtney commissioner moran we have quorum. >> thank you commissioners before you you have the minutes of the december 9th meeting is there any comments or corrections on the minutes. >> i'll move approval. >> second. >> okay further discussion public comment? seeing none i'll call for the question all in favor, say i. opposed? the motion carries >> number one? >> now i'd like to make an announcement as you can tell we have many people who would like to speak on item 7 which is the community benefits program i would like to limit because there are so many people public comme

july 4th, 2007, port richey, florida.ts in flames when one of the explosives is set off inside the tent. cameraman brian farrow captures the may hem as it unfolds. >> the scene was pretty much chaos at first. the sheriff's office was trying to stop the traffic because the fireworks were shooting across the roadway and they didn't want anybody else to get hit. i got concerned for my safety. so i went and i parked a little bit further away from where the explosions were going off. and it looked just like a fireworks display you see at a mall. >> andrea berkman is shopping for sparklers with her 5-year-old son when she notices a man who appear to be drunk holding a beer bottle in the back of the tent. suddenly she hear the crackle and hiss of a lit fuse. >> we had heard some of the -- [ hiss ] and then kaboom. had it gone through the roof, it would have been wonderful, but it didn't go through the roof. it bounced back down off the top of the roof and it was a domino effect from there. >> the lit firework sets off a chain re

on july 3, 1776, the day before the declaration was approved the day after independence was declared philadelphia, the massachusetts general court lifted the ban on inoculation. despite the dangers of infection, the people of boston and surrounding areas cheered the news. a court official an insurance broker declared liberty is given to inoculate for the smallpox, many began upon it this afternoon. dr. james warren wrote john adams on july 17 that boston had become "a great hospital for inoculation and that the rage for inoculation had whirled into its vortex." he and his wife joined abigail adams and her children who had been invited to be inoculated at abigail's uncle's house in boston along with others. 17 people in total in the house undergoing inoculation. the continental congress debated the wording of thomas jefferson's document. adams combined his hopes for both inoculation and independence. brimming with excitement over the previous day's exchanges in congress, adams wrote a pair of letters to his wife on july 3. in the first, he repeated his hope that one hospital will be l

julie, thank you. we will have more coming up with the executive president of pimco, joining us from newport, california. that is coming up in about 10 minutes right here on "bottom line." let's get you the latest on the parachuting. the city is on edge and walked down after men armed with kalashnikov rifles attacked the charlie hebdo newspaper office. the french president francois hollande just finished speaking to the nation, and in his address the president saying several terrorist attacks have been foiled in recent weeks. he continued that france will wijn for -- he continued that france will win for unity. speaking in the oval office yesterday, president obama condemned the attack calling it cowardly and evil. >> [indiscernible] an attack on journalists. in attack on our free press. these terrorists fear freedom of speech, fear the free press. [indiscernible] charlie hebdo -- >> for more on the attack, ryan chilcote joins us, and we have the current adjunct senior fellow of the council of foreign

julie hyman returns within on the markets update.ater, a discussion with nobel laureate joseph stiglitz. ♪ >> and its 26 minutes past our work. that means bloomberg is on the market. i am julie hyman. taking a look at where stocks are trading. we have had a pullback heading for a five-day losing streak for the s&p 500 and off 4.5% from the record on december 29. when it comes to individual movers ale well one of them. shares are rising on report that verizon is exploring a potential joint venture. we are also looking at shares that have fallen by the most in almost a year. the company manufactures digital telecommunications equipment and downgraded to hold and removed from the conviction buy list. though shares up about 35% over the past year. more on the markets in 30 minutes. ♪ ah, got it. these wifi hotspots we get with our xfinity internet service are all over the place. hey you can stop looking. i found one. see? what do you think a wifi hotspot smells like? i'm thinking roast beef. want to get lunch? get the fastest wifi hotspo

on on july on july 16th 2013, after competitive selection process the commission approved the development of block 9 with the development team led by levant housing along with essex property trust. the team included the led architect for the tower component and a small business enterprise for the low rise building. >> the project has evolved since execution and the total

for more, let's bring in our senior markets correspondent julie hyman. julie, is the plan working?rt of. you are looking at some of the new product coach has put out. there is a new collection by a designer at a higher price point. some analysts have questioned that strategy. it is hard to increase your prices after you have decreased your prices. coach has a lot of outlets. have done a lot of discounting. they are sort of turning back the clock to reverse that strategy. coach is trying his best to do that. the company says it has at least been somewhat successful in the quarter it just reported. they had new concept stores with a try this strategy. however the overall numbers do not look as good. north american sales down to pursue -- 22%. not as bad as estimated, but 22% is still really, really poor. the stock is up the most it has been since april 2013, but there are still questions about whether the big plan is going to work. >> speaking of the plan is it farsighted enough that they think they will compete with their rivals? >> that's a good question. there were a lot of rivals

. >> and i'm julie haener. it's an ad campaign that features adolf hitler. new at 6:00, ktvu's david stevenson is live in san francisco with the ads that some call offensive and others insist are free speech. david. >> reporter: julie, the ad comes at what all say is a volatile time in wake of the terrorist attacks in paris. revenues bring in $18 a million for the municipal agency. there are ads the mta would clearly not run. >> we certainly understand that people might be offended by these ads. >> 40muni buses and vehicles this weekend began carrying this ad. equating islam with naziism. they feature muslim leader, and adolf hitler. >> people need to understand that this hatred is a religious imperative. >> the american freedom initiative paid for the ads in the wake of recent terrorism in paris. we feel this message in critical in light of what happens in paris, the slaughter of four jewish people at a kosher supermarket. >> it's not the first time the controversial ads have shown up on muni vehicles. this is the 8th time over the last few years that this

why you're off on july 4th. >> independence day. >> i'm a teacher. that man the great outdoors. >> what are we celebrating today. >> independence. not being at work. >> freedom. >> here to talk to you about freedom. >> what year did we sign the declaration of independence. >> i don't know any of that stuff. >> oh, good no history, please. >> maybe you need a refresher course. >> 1964, 1864. 1776. >> 1776. bicentennial. >> who did we declare independence from >> i don't know. >> do you know. [ bleep ] >> from the king. >> who. >> i don't have the slightest. >> what year. >> 1600s. >> what's the basis of july 4th. >> looking across the pond and saying england you lost >> you're right. you're absolutely right. >> who is your favorite founding father? >> abraham lincoln. >> abraham lincoln. >> he's not a founding >> what's a founding father >> hi. have we met >> what is ben franklin famous for? >> 100th president. >> i like ben franklin better. he's on the hundred. washington is on the single. >> thomas jefferson. >> what did doe? designee signed it. >>

on the fourth of july, as americans celebrate, in independence hall is 1876, illuminated by a new formght up the sky. scientists are searching elsewhere in nature. john ericsson has looked to solar energy. he has made fundamental studies and constructed what he calls solar engines. sunlight falling on the rooftops of philadelphia, he says, will power 5000 steam engines. other engineers are exploring different paths. some are trying to find a way to generate power from new fuels available such as petroleum and gas. the internal combustion engine is being tinkered and hammered into existence. ♪ ♪ the great-grandfather of all the automobile engines, airplane motors, and power mowers is getting a trial run. ♪ ♪ to his practiced ear, it sounds good. and it looks good. engineers are still confronting basic questions with every practical advance. what happens when energy changes from one form to another? what laws govern the transformation of heat into power? what is energy? questions the scientists of his day are working to answer. the electrical age is dawning. a new kind of light, the inca

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julie, let me begin with you. is this weather-related? >> it is fundamental-related. people around the city talked about whether they were fully staffed and said they were. many had spent the night in the hotel and came into the office or were telecommuting from home. it seems as though volume is a normal levels. people are focusing on the news at hand and that news is largely negative. at least if you're looking at corporate news. we had a number of earnings reports after the close yesterday and early today that came in below estimates. there were a couple of important tracks things to blame, if you will, for these reports. one is the drop in commodity prices. caterpillar blamed their drop on disappointing orders from clients in oil and gas industry notably. caterpillar shares have been trading down. we have seen a slide in copper and gold prices as well. report says that they were affected by that. -- freeport says that they were affected by that as well. the increase in the dollar is also weighing on companies who get their revenue from abroad. proctor and gamble a

>> as submitted july 16th, technical error, in submission of july 6th. >> clerk will call the role on the cotton amendment as modified. modified. >> mr. chairman. >> aye. >> mr. crapo. >> aye. >> mr. corker. >> no. >> mr. vitter. aye. >> mr. toomey. >> aye. >> mr. kirk? >> no. >> mr. eller. >> aye. >> mr. scott? >> aye. >> mr. sasse? >> aye. >> mr. cotton? >> aye. mr. rounds? >> aye by proxy. >> mr. moran? >> aye. >> mr. brown? >> no. mr. reed? >> no. >> mr. schumer? >> no. >> mr. menendez? >> no. >> mr. tester. >> no. >> mr. warner? >> no. >> mr. merkley? >> no. >> miss warren? >> no. miss heitkamp? >> no. >> mr. donnelly? >> no. >> mr. chairman the vote on the amendment is 10 in favor and 12 opposed. >> the amendment is not agreed to. any other debate? >> mr. chairman i have another amendment. >> senator cotton. i move we dispense with the reading of amendment 10. >> so ordered. >>> have two amendments related to waiver of section 208. i will not offer amendment number 9 that would entirely eliminate the president's ability to waive sanctions under this i am however offering amendme

julie hyman has been looking into target's challenges. what happened to canada?it used to be that canadians would get excited and make periodic trips across the border and shop at target in the u.s. this was an exciting thing for them. so targets that we might as well open some stores in canada. they did not execute properly did not have a proper supply chain even though they bought stores from an existing chain. they did not really understand the market properly. a lot of the canadian retailers said it now that target is here, we will be aggressive on price. target itself could not be as a prices -- as aggressive on price. it was losing money before they open the stores. it lost $120 million. they ended up losing more than 200 million -- $2 billion on an operating basis in canada. the ceo said we are not going to make a profit until 2021. finally, today, he said it's not worth it and we are closing all the stores. the u.s. business does seem to be improving to some degree. target said today that comparable sales were up better than 3%. that represents a bit of a

the fourth of july in a small western town. time, the early 1920's. this year and every year, the firemen compete to prove human speed and agility have no equal. but pressure comes direct from a hard-working, pumping engine. americans are learning to live with the machine trying to gain the benefits of progress in health, comfort, a better life while observing the shock of many -- absorbing the shock of many changes. the cameras of small-town photographers mirror these decades. the 20's, the 30's, and the 40's. in the faces of ordinary people. while change continues to sweep across their lives. today, the world they have built surrounds us. based on 200 years of invention, science, and human labor. energy powers a nation geared to using it freely to live and move, make and produce. the hopes of the past for overflowing abundance scene realized -- scene realized. and yet the very control over nature of our forefathers worked so hard to achieve has led to a crisis in our time different from any they encountered. the fuels they thought inexhaustible are