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is john avalos the chair of the authority and today's authority meeting is broadcast to us by jessie larthank you for your work. madam clerk will you please call the roll. >> campos absent. chiu absent. mr. farrell farrell present. commissioner kim. tang present. commissioner wiener. wiener present. we have quorum. ? m. any comments or questions on the minutes? okay we can do comment on item number 2 seeing none we'll close public comment and the motion to approve the minutes a roll call vote. commissioner avenue avenue. >> aye. >> commissioner breed? >> chiu absent. >> commissioner cohen. >> kim aye. >> wiener aye. >> commissioner ye the item passes. >> chair report this is an information item. >> good morning colleagues it has been another busy and productive year at the transportation authority. in particular i wish to thank vice chair scott wiener for your partnership and leadership on transportation issues and eric mar for plans and programs and on behalf of my colleagues i wish to thank all of our aids to help with the large work we have here and the transportation staff. during th

. >> here lars, and a gentle men. happy monday to both of you.is what paul riap said. 100 programs in the federal level that are meant to help and actually created a poverty trap. what do you think about that? >> i think that is right. think about it this way, in most states in america, you would have to make $15 an hour working full-time to equal the benefits. in some states, you would have to make $20 or 40,000 a year just to equal what you can get by signing up for the welfare programs of every kind out there, subsidized housing and food and medical care and education and if is a mess. and our government under president obama who doubled the number of people on food stamps is turning america in a european style welfare state. it is not good for the people. >> do you think what we will see in the midterms, the republicans will change the narrative and talk about how to reform the welfare programs rather than just criticizing obama care. >> it is a welcome development. it is great that paul ryan is focused on making government work better. we ha

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larson, host of "the lars larson show."> good morning. >> a little more than a week to go obviously with the enrollment for obamacare and still the estimates are that the administration is behind in getting that goal of 7 million. what do you think, alan? >> well, we knew they'd be behind, but there's a surge that's going on over the last few weeks as we get closer incrementally, more people are signing up. about 5 million. i knew -- i mean, we knew they weren't going to get the number they originally projected, but also we're finding out more and more people like obamacare contrary to whey've heard by the right, a bloomberg poll shows 64% either want to keep it as is or make only small changes. as time goes on, they'll get more sign-ups and more people will accept it and like it. >> la what do you make of the fact we've been seeing many new rollouts in terms of public service announcements, campaigns with celebrities and like that try and get more young people to get on board and sign up? do you think any of that has any i

. >>> right now extra counts lars will be on the campus after the latest argument and transgender student. end was attacked by three male students after using the boy's bathroom. the teenage boys shoved him in a stall beat him and they are he treating this as a hate crime and anybody with information about this case should step forward. >> we need additional information to try to identify these suspects and tell us who the suspects were and there is no indication he had any prior contacts with them. >> this is the same situation where a female got involved. they had repeated taunting and bullying at hercules high. they are due back in court this afternoon and is the former white students are to be charged. they form menned an -- form formmented an african-american for weeks and they have suspended the four students and launched an unprecedented investigation. >>> we have some information and they are providing that that new information which happened on the campus. brett mohammed med tells us that one bullet fire in the confrontation of a nearby is your record if i house. he had been spot

. >>> hasta hace una semanas el complejo educativo claudia lars era sÓlo una escuela de 200 alumnos pobresoss s l >>> a los alumnos se le preguntan cuÁl es la inquietud en tema pe da pedagÓgico >>> aquÍ los estudiantes quieren saber cÓmo hacer una pelÍcula y terminaron grabando una guerra y la causa de inmigraciÓn hacia estados unidos una experiencia que segÚn los alumnos mejorÓ su aprendizaje, este novedoso mÉtodo fue premiado durante espaÑa en el foro mundial 2014 organizado por la multinacional microsoft donde participaron 270 educadores de distintos paÍses >>> no fuimos hablar de tecnologÍa si no de metodologia >>> el reconocimiento ha motivado a los estudiantes provenientes de 30 estudiantes de extrema pobreza >>> el pueblo se da cuenta que san francisco tiene cosas positivas. y ahora los estudiantes y maestros desean seguir co cosechando Éxitos. >>> el mÉtodo es aplicado desde el 2011 en este centro escolar, y se espera que gracias a su Éxito algÚn dÍa sea aplicado en todo el sistema educativo de este paÍs centro americano en san francisco china meca el salvador telemundo. >>> y no p

crystal dilworth is a monthly ec lar neuroscientist. would you give kids marijuana if it could help them? a look at a scientific test that may determine if charlotte's web is real medicine or not. lindsay moran is an ex-cia operative and analyst. i'm are phil torres. that's our team, now let's do some science. ♪ hello and welcome to "techknow." my name is phil torres and we're joined today by lindsay moran and dr. crystal dilworth. you went to investigate can marijuana but this marijuana is missing something. >> right, it's missing thc, the compound responsible for that high. i got a chance to go to colorado and look at a family business who's producing marijuana that helps treat children with intractable are why being diseases. >> more than 400,000 children in the u.s. suffers from epileptic seizures. heather jackson's son zaki is one of them. >> zaki had these, he has a rare form of epilepsy known as doose syndrome. by the time he was 5 years old he had had 500,000 seizures. don't usually start crying this early, actually. it's an emo

i think that's why working with somebody like lars von trier was so exciting.ngs that are terrifying. >> scandinavian, right? where's he from? >> denmark. yes. >> uh-huh. >> yeah, yeah. they seem to be much more open about an awful lot of this stuff. >> that's true. that's why i was happy when i saw the film, for the first time in berlin it was with a european audience. they were less blown away by like the sexual aspect of the movie, more interested in the characters. >> that ain't going to happen here. >> no, no. >> and i can tell you for a fact my mother isn't going to go see it. >> and neither is hers. >> focus. >> if you're expecting them forget it. >> okay, well, we know what audience that we're going for. now, i have a -- >> i know we're keeping you too long. but he's fun. go ahead. >> a grandmother who is in her 80s and a grandfather who's -- >> they'll go see it? >> oh, yeah. i want them to. i'm desperate for them to see it. they're a fun couple. i mean, they had seven kids, and they have a big family. >> a long time ago. >> well, yes, but they still -

>> lars makes a good point. all money isn't good money.resting is colorado is taking steps to embrace the dangers. gambling and tobacco is still an issue for a lot of people. so they are trying to structure some regulations. and we are bringing in tax dollars and revenue and how is that being spent? targeting impaired driving and teenage drug use. but we need to see more. >> $40 million goes straight to school. pot sales going straight to school. you had a case near denver, where middle school students who were busted for bringing marijuana to school. >> that is right. and this is going to be a big problem because you have the thousand foot rule that says you cannot grow it within a thousand feet of school. i work in oregon and we have had medical marijuana for more than a decade. and they have people growing to to get high in their yards next to the school yard. you tell me the kids wouldn't get their hands on it when it is growing outside of the school >> once the government sees the stream of revenue, you don't think the governor is goi

general motors sai two weeks lar it recalled an additional 748,000 vehicles. on friday it added another 800 another 124,000. bringing the total to $2 million. barra released this statement about the company's late he is recall. trying to locate the vehicles and distribute it to thousands of retailers is not practicel. we'll get the new switches no all the vehicles. g.m. is also feeling the heat from federal prosecutorsish, the justice department for you protected the automaker fro from civil suit. >> coming up on al jazeera america today is the day the deadline to sign up for the affordable care act. we'll find out more about the process. and people in indonesia are celebrating. we'll explain why in just a few minutes. we'll explain in just a few minutes. so many money stories sound complicated. but don't worry. i'm here to take the fear out of finance. every night on my show i break down the confusing financial speak and make it real. >> welcome book al jazeera america. i'm del walters. the effects of climate change can be seen across the globe. the u.n. sayi

crystal dilworth is a monthly ec lar neuroscientist.ld you give kids marijuana if it could help them? a look at a scientific test that may determine if charlotte's web is real medicine or not.

. >> seth: so this is a lars von trier movie. >> yeah, lars von trier. >> seth: and it seems like --ntense. tell me about the film. >> well, it's -- it is. it's very sexual. obviously, the title is extraordinarily provocative. >> seth: right. >> nymphomaniac. yes, but -- >> seth: i think there will be a lot of weird dudes buying tickets to "frozen" and going to see "nymphomaniac." because they don't want to be like, "one for nymphomaniac." [ laughter ] >> oh, man. true. yes, exactly. which i thought was brilliant that they released it on demand first so people wouldn't feel as self-conscious. >> seth: right. >> just quietly in the privacy of their own home -- >> seth: watch "nymphomaniac," yeah. >> not worry about somebody looking over their shoulder. >> seth: and you play a father in the film. it seems to me like you are not old enough to play a father. >> well, she's very young at the time, so i play her father from the time -- >> seth: and she's the nymphomaniac. >> she is the nymphomaniac. yeah, exactly. so, yeah, i play the father from the time she's 12 to about 18. so very form

for instance for card vas cue lar -- card vascular diseases. if that were so no one would produce drugs. a few could go into that range or more but many others would never make that amount of money. >> if one looks into the buy technology based products, then would be impossible for any capital group to fund such drugs so that is not the case. some drugs are cheaper than that some are more, but on average that is the price. is a big k that there issue there because when the pharmaceutical industry says drugs are expensive, it cost too much to produce them, that is not trufmente they spend at least twice as much marketing and pro motion than they do on research and development. so that is a big problem. and eventually it is the consumer, the one who has to pay for all of this expenses regardless of the benefit -- cost benefit ratio. >> how long does a pharmaceutical company get to keep a drug solely in their company and sell it? >> in the united states the ystem is so that a drug is property for 20 years after filing. if one dounts years of deve

. >> iran's foreign minister spects a difficult round of nuke lar talks. the two sides will try to overcome differences. it's due to start in austria on tuesday. >> iran's heavy water reactedor still under construction and a major hurdle for negotiators to overcome. it will be a focus of discussions in vienna aimed at reaching a settlement in a decade-old dispute in iran's atomic activities. >> as an observer of the talks noted, the fact that little information is emerging implies that at lopping last they are -- long last they are talking seriously and making progress. >> no one is optimistic about a quick resolution. despite an agreement reached last year, when iran shelved higher grade enrichment in exchange for mod ests relief for punitive sanctions. iran's parliament told negotiators they should not accept bans on the development of the arac heavy water complex and the fact of enrichment. the iranian foreign minister did not expect to come to an agreement during the round of talks, and analysts remain cautious. >> the odds are against a break through,

it is very steady and it is not speck starring lar and creating an -- speck tar lar and creating an environment to invest stocks that is pretty positive. david: you say names like j&j, colgate-palmolive and you go for the biggies? >> in an environment like we're in we think you should be in the highest quality brand name companies that do a great lo tw thr dng oss ev ove the nxt now year coate s aividd ov%. ey he groheirividd fo51 csecuve yrs wch is remarkable record and they look to grow it 47% over the next four years. you mentioned johnson & johnson. they have also grown their dividend for 51 consecutive years. the yield is just under 3% and they look to grow their dividend around 35% over next couple years. we also gave the viewers plains allca, whs in, the a midstream n the petroleum space. a 4.6% distribution yield they look to grow their distribution 55% next three years. we think solid, good names for investors to go to. liz: let's take that point and broaden it right, dan test itch? we're looking at all the sectors. positive sights, utilities, it telecom services energy, what joe keith

this video of mini ha ha falls shot with a drone, shot with one of the quad copters, which is specta,lar. this gives you a sense how massive this frozen area is. >> looks like it just like froze instantly. >> yes. >> like someone cast a spell on it froze it. >> this video from behind the falls, it almost looks like you've got blue lighting on the other side, you've got some special effect shining through it, but that's just how this looks. >>> i don't know about you guys, but i'm always entertained by road rage video. sorry, hate to admit it, another one, up ahead. there's a white porsche. but it puts on emergency flashers in the back and slows down abruptly in front of this guy. so the guy behind him with dash cam slows down and the car starts to go again. this guy decides, okay, sort of moving to the right so i'm going to pass on the left. big mistake. >> whoa! smash! >> crisis averted. >> disagreement over what was going on there. here comes the guy. >> whoa. >> nine feet tall. >> whoa, he is big. >> how does he fit in the car? >> i don't know. he's also got a hand gun in his right ha

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. >> if north korea wants talks with the west, why is it threatening to set off new neek lar devices? seems a strange tactic. >> they're basically saying look, if you don't deal with us, if you don't enter a dialogue, we're going to continue our rocket launches, our missile tests. we're going to do these live rounds of ammunition. we want you to deal with what we are saying our legitimate concerns. and here we have north korea with its unpredictability. they still have an american detainee they need to release, kenneth bay. they provoked south korea. hey're not legitimate behavior acts. so i think it's a chicken and egg situation. i think they just want attention. don't think this will escalate more than it has but nonetheless, it is serious. >> how do you think the u.s. should respond? >> well, the way we should react is china is the main player here. they have lev ranch over north korea. they provide food, energy assistance, all kinds of economic aid. they're the ones with the leverage that should say to north korea, stop this behavior or we're going to curtail some of our assistanc

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jehmu greene is here and lars as well. jehmu, what do you make of this? looked into this and it exploded and you had everyone saying they were not comfortable with the plan. the phone companies said we don't want to collect the data for you and that is what the president is saying they are going to do now. >> well, i kind of look at this as if the question of does the nsa need to know when i call my mother? probably not. but when the president first came into the office, he was incredibly hawkish and this is a sign of his maturity as a president. he stepped up drone attacks, killed bin laden, and now he is looking at how to balance needs for social security and liberty and living up to the values that this stuff shouldn't be happening in secret. >> interesting. lars? >> hackish? the president is anything but that and you can see that in his foreign policy. but the president has been in charge for the last five years and didn't do anything about this, and i don't think he would had it not been for snowden. i think snowden is a trader and deserves to be tri

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leslie martin is lars larson is he here. -- and -- about a third, according to the documents that werehe department. they combed through the numbers and determined a third of those who had been convicted of criminal acts were released. why is that a good idea? >> 98% of those deported have criminal convictions. we know they are not traffic accidents or citations but we don't have the specific breakdown. and we have to see what the rules and how many people they are allowed to deport and they have to prioritize. this is look liking at the report card saying you have all of these a's and what up with this a minus. the deporter in chief is putting so many people outside the country. >> the curious piece of data to me is the number of deportation has fallen and down 28% in 2013 since 2010. and i wonder, lars, does that line up with a different philosophy of the administration in terms of letting people stay? >> it isn't curious at all. this president is easy to figure out. he is the releaser in chief. he's an illegal alien aunt and uncle of his own. and i think leslie needs someone to mow

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knox, went on the website xo jane to explain and started a lar larger discussion about morality, hypocrisy and the skyrocketing cost of college. thanks for being here. >> hi. it's good to be here. >> so let's talk about duke first. what do you think about their three seed in the ncaa tournament? >> it's great? >> can we get back to talking about porn, please? that's the woman who will inevitably win the office pool. she really made the rounds at fox. this morning she was on "good day new york" where at least one of the anchors greg kelly definitely did his homework. >> you look at that in person, i'm a little disturbed because i feel like men who run this industry like young girls, and she looks about 14 in person. she looks like a young girl. >> we've seen some of the clips -- >> that upsets me even more as a parent. >> i'm an adult. i'm 18 years old. and i can make the choice to do what i want with my body. and i stand by that. >> you do look older, actually, in the clips. >> that's how greg lost his internet privileges at work. >> this is quite a story on sunday night in wilmington town

the crit --up lar of support. >> the criticism is 85% are white. while success for drivers help to move it in the right direction. the rookie of the year says there's a ways to go. >> what i encounter, you know the bad, the negative side to it. and racism. i had slurs and racism thrown out. i was okay. what is that. for my parents, it hit them. they understood it. they told me to go out and win again. we'd go out the next weekend and win. they'd be quiet or just stop complaining and say the kid's good. >> yes he is. he made the forbes under 30 best in sport. the sport is treating him well. he's doing the same for it. >> that kid is good. >> the los angeles marathon is tomorrow and the beginning much daylight saving time. the combination has race organizers worried and race officials have been doing everything possible - remember to set the clocks forward an hour for those who alarms go off. navigating traffic and street closures. you'd think they'd schedule better. most want to hit the snooz instead of running. >> me too. should be a nice day. >> a

plus she has got a college lar ship from one of these universities. 20,000 a year scholarship. back, instead of negotiating and talking with her mom and dad an bring it to court? >> maybe it will happen that way. >> she got in trouble with the lawyer. >> she is 18. she is being supported financially in this case. that is interesting. i don't think every kid will have a lawyer and make a request for preliminary injunction. but i don't think there is precidential problem. every case will be viewed on merits. cheryl: there is another case in new jersey. kind of similar. divorced dad in new jersey. but he had to pay for his daughter as law school tuition. this actually, this is -- >> that is different because there was stipulation as part of the divorce. then suddenly, when it was his time to pick up on some of that he forgot that. >> parents agreed with part of the divorce settlement what they would pay as far as her education go, the kid's education. that is different. this is contract between the parents. here parents on one side saying no, she didn't abide by our rules. until s

the most for lar area near the earthquake was humboldt county.juries or damage reported so far. just some things knocked off shelves. but there have been a good number of aftershocks. some pretty strong ones at 4.6. one eureka resident felt the quake and had to calm his scared son. >> just very nerve use. he kept saying dad, dad, you know, and basically all he said, you know, i wrapped my arms around him and said it's okay, it's okay. and just kind of held him, you know. >> reporter: now, the national warning tsunami center says there is no significant danger when it comes to any sort of tsunamis, but this part of northern california no stranger to earthquakes. they had a big one back in 2010 and another one as recent as 2012. live at cal, mark kelly, wimbeldon 5. >> you know, michelle, what that means? >> what does that mean. >> i'll let lawrence tell you. >> that's a big one. you know, similar in size, the same size as the loma earthquake in 1989. it was also a 6.9. what's interesting is we don't get the tsunamis generated because we have a str

. >> we're told once they're down there, they can use by knock r lar -- binoculars, they can spot digitalar. do you believe if something is there, they will find it? >> it's going to be very difficult, megyn. the sea state you pointed out with 32-foot waves, what you have there is essentially 32-foot rolling hills that radar won't penetrate. so if you have something in the trough of a wave, and what you're looking at suddenly pops up on the top of a wave and disappears again and you're sweeping your radar or you're looking out the window, it can make it very difficult even though you are looking at the right area at the right time, you're still looking through a soda straw and a wave moves it and it's gone. >> dr. diehl, how much confidence do you place in this particular search area? experts like you would get together, they would do math, they would figure out the currents, they would know where to look, we assume, but that's when you know generally where the plane descended. >> obviously, once we establish whether or not these debris on top of the water are part of the aircraft, then w

because one study from avenue lar health organization says they'll get 5.4 million.0% fewer than the number that they say they need. and what does that mean to us, to americans, if they get 20% fewer people in two weeks? >> it means that this administration is going to want bailouts for insurance companies and for this plan and the cost per individual is going to continue to increase. it really means we have to defund obamacare and replace it which a market-driven patient-centered system that use the private sector for so many of these solutions we're looking for right now. >> congressman jack kingston, we'll get you back again. two weeks to go. man, oh man. we'll see what happens. thank you. >> thanks, eric. >> absolutely. jamie? >>> back to the search for the malaysian airline. more than two dozen nations are now searching and involved in it. for the flight 370. it's missing for more than a week. and the investigation is beginning to pry into the lives of the crew. but is it too little too late? >>> and will moscow actions in the ukraine backfire financially on pre

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