>> lou, i heard lars talk about this.efore i came oi think his question about whether we can really trust which numbers are being given us, we can't trust the president or kathleen sebelius with many other things they have said, i am curious to know how many of those 7 million are duplications, how many have paid a premium, how many of those are people who have been dropped and would have had insurance anyway now came to exchange. to get insurance. i think there are so many questions, to be answered, whether kathleen sebelius tells us she can't get that information that is laughable, khurpbgs company have technology -- insurance company have technology they can dell us today what distributional level or democratic level, and how many of these people are at risk, so to be told she does not know how many people have paid a premium, that is nonsense. that is something that she can get from the insurance companies very easily. so we are still do not know, how many people have really signed up, we don't know how many of the pe

lars, you can put health care exchanges in as well. once you go did you know the rod. predecessor be it democrat or republican to do it as well. >> that's a good point. they have used executive orders for appropriate purpose. when you are well aware of a mending laws. the president said we have to live under the law and then he said. we need to make, i think 27 major changes to the law. if he wants to do. that >> i think it is in the 30s. i hear your point. richard, krauthammer is saying if you do this expect this to happen to you in the future. are you going to regret that? >> no, we have seen the expansion of presidential power from richard nixon. and beyond that point. bill, the president is exercising his constitutional right here. and beyond that pint. the next election will be which party can get the voters out in the polls. >> before we get to elections you will be okay with a republican president. >> i might object like lars. you but there is nothing i can do. >> you can object but he can use it. >> he's not going to have a problem with. it >> i can see it comi

. >> leslie marshal is here and and lars larson as well.. 15-year-old christian stanfield was being tormented and finally recorded an incident on his ipad and paid for the his mom who played it for the school and the principal called the police saying they want to charge christian with wire tapping. but instead he was charged with other charges and convicted of them but now the da is announcing the conviction is overturned and they didn't know about the charge. overturning it the right call, leslie? >> absolutely. bullying is a serious issue in the state. my daughter turned six this week and i had a little complaint and question to the teacher and the schools rushed in, gave me a booklet, wanted to talk to me and my daughter. schools need to take this seriously. this kid was trying to prove he wasn't lying. and saying someone please, pay attention. and the fact the teacher, school district and law enforcement looked at him like a criminal is sad. ask i think lars and i will agree for the fist time in history. >> christian was upset about th

he faces we him lar -- he faces charges. he ran over a woman with her baby and the baby was not hurt. he has pled not guilty to the charges. >>> yet another investigation involves a taxi and a woman in a wheelchair. it happened yesterday around 3:00 p.m. in mcalester street. the woman was in across walk headed to it. she refused minor injuries and refused stream at the scene and said more funding is needed to fix problemmed spots. these are the same issues where they are trithinking and the cab driver was cited forefeeling to yield. >>> the boston marathon bombings suspect will ask a judge to throw out some of the charges against him. he pled not guilty to a 30 count indictment charges him with last year's bombings. many of the charges are redundant and may sway the jury and now the lawyers will ask them to ease the prison restrictions on him. more than 200 were hurt. a man's backpack was blown up in boston of the ceremony. police detonated the baccalaureate after arise -- detonated the backpack after arise cooker was left i

the second cue lar will go after you. dozen of figures in great britain have signed criticism.s characterization that britain is a christian country. polls studies show that most of us as individuals are not christian in our beliefs to claim otherwise fosters a lee nation and division in our society. bunk. the fact is england is a christian nation. for david cameron what he was talking about, he was talking about the persecution of christians around the world, one of the reasons these guys are saying in england now, let's be honest, you have an influx of muslims and you don't want them upset. it is a christian country and it is not a muslim country. sorry, go ahead. >> you know, i agree with you, and i do think that's motivation, the pc police in the uk are coming out saying -- i don't know what percentage of people in the uk ascribe to christianity. >> a vast majority. >> in this country as well. somewhere 80 plus percent would call themselves one form of christian believers. what they do here instead, they say it's not constitutional. you have to separate church and state and

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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

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. >> i want to take a moment and thank sfgtv and folks bringing this to you and jesse lar son and with that madam clerk, do we have anymore business. >> that concludes our business for today. >> ladies and gentlemen, we are adjourned. >> good morning, everyone. the the meeting will come to order. welcome to the regular meeting of san francisco transportation authority finance committee i'm mcly cowen the chair of the meeting and to my left a supervisor cowen and to my right is supervisor scott wiener and supervisor farrell will be joining us as well the clerk is erica changing i'd like to thank our friends jonathan and others for broadcasting in meeting. thank you very much. madam clerk, any announcements? >> there are no announcements. to meet new requirement i'll do roll call. supervisor chiu absent. supervisor cowen. supervisor farrell. absent. supervisor tang. supervisor wiener. we have quorum >> thank you very much please call item 2. eight amendment. are under any members of the public that wish to comment seeding >> supervisor chiu absent. supervisor cowen. supervisor farrell ab

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. >> i want to take a moment and thank sfgtv and folks bringing this to you and jesse lar son and with that madam clerk, do we have anymore business. >> that concludes our business for today. >> ladies and gentlemen, we are adjourned. >> hi. welcome to san francisco. stay safe and exploring how you can stay in your home safely after an earthquake. let's look at common earthquake myths. >> we are here at the urban center on mission street in san francisco. we have 3 guest today. we have david constructional engineer and bill harvey. i want to talk about urban myths. what do you think about earthquakes, can you tell if they are coming in advance? >> he's sleeping during those earthquakes? >> have you noticed him take any special? >> no. he sleeps right through them. there is no truth that i'm aware of with harvey that dogs are aware of an impending earthquake. >> you hear the myth all the time. suppose the dog helps you get up, is it going to help you do something >> i hear they are aware of small vibrations. but yes, i read extensively that dogs cannot realize earthquakes. >> today is a

. >> i want to take a moment and thank sfgtv and folks bringing this to you and jesse lar son and with that madam clerk, do we have anymore business. >> that concludes our business for today. >> ladies and gentlemen, we are adjourned. >> hello. welcome to "culturewire." we are here today with bay area artist jody chanel, and we are here to see the plaza where your piece has just been installed. >> i have been doing large-scale paintings in the galleries and museums, and the idea that in the future, i could do something that would hang out a little bit longer than the duration of the installation the kind of appeal to me. i quickly found out about the san francisco arts commission school and realized there was a pre-qualified school you had to apply to, so i applied to the. >> how long did it take you to develop this work for the plaza? >> this was a fast track project. design development was about a month. >> let's look at the beautiful mural. i have never seen a mural created on asphalt. >> the heat of the asphalt, a new layer of asphalt. then, these wire rope templates that were fabr

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here lar larry jacobs. >> rescuers and divers pulled survivors from the waters off south korea as a desperateearch for nearly 300 people continues. most of them are high school students on a class trip, just three hours from an island paradise, a dream trip turned tonight mare. officials don't know why the boat tipped to its side and capsized before sinking, possibly trapping many of those still unaccounted for. and there are questions about instructions given to passengers. the announcement told us to stay still, this boy said. the ship was already sinking. back in south korea, distraught parents gathered at schools and shelters waiting anxiously for news of loved ones. some received texts from their children. dad, i can't walk out,rl wrote. girl wrote. the corridor is full of kids and it is too tilted. sent from another student, mom, i may not be able to tell you in person. i love you. she replied me too, son. i love you. >> families expressed frustration about the lack of information. others scanned a handwritten list of those who survived. relatives of passengers who were on the ill-fated

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lar in this, many others will be. i think it is great. >> sounds like he is a fan.hat about things are being consumed, but also putting himself in the middle of it. >> the more competition the better. it is just how the content gets to you. >> although you have to have a remote control. you can have a different set top box but i do not know if people want to speak to it. media and speaking to it, we caught up with some celebrities at an event last night with the new york observer. are they changing their habits? find it is that much fun to watch on the ipad. >> i watch on tv, the old-fashioned way. >> i still prefer to watch on a tv. i never quite find the right positioning for the ipad. is on my lap, it is angled inappropriately. >> i am a binge watcher, addicted to my ipad. crazy about that. it as theto say anchor of a tv show, i like watching on my device too. for watching the special show. we will see you later. ♪ . >> from bloomberg world headquarters in new york, i am mark crumpton. this is "bottom line." the u.s. supreme court strikes down limits on campaign

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ecb --lar 52 trigger $1.50 to trigger ecb action. they want to see it move back to target. it will take a number more than a few more months. >> what language do you think the french will be using at $1.50? >> i imagine it would be pretty rude and i will not be able to say on air. $1.50 would absolutely kill him. >> he would not be happy. that is putting it politely. we will catch up a little bit later. inc. you very much, indeed. jonathan ferro, covering the markets. peugeot shares are under a little bit of pressure. more.ne hyde has investors unconvinced this morning? is that being polite? >> being polite. the new chief executive joins as a ceo since march. he is taking a leap out of his old employer's book. he is going very near-term with the new business strategy. it is all about fixing the cash and returning to profit. back in the races with the strategy is called. 2014 to 2018, a four-year window that he is focusing on. they have been reorganizing peugeot. net losses have racked up to 7.5 billion euros in the past years. sales plummeted for europe across the board, pa

i will talk to you a little bit more. 1.3766.lar, you have pmi a little later on today. what am i talking about? it is the ecb. back to you. >> manus cranny with the latest on the market. joining us for more is the chief investment officer of rmg wealth management. he helps oversee $100 million of assets. great to have you on the program. give us a sense of china. this seems to me one of the biggest stories today. we have the ecb, the u.s. china is now stimulating the economy. they are starting to realize they could not hit that 7.5% growth target. seen is as we have slowing down much faster than they would have thought. what can they do about it? they had an investment binge the last six or seven years. stimulus, just trying to keep growth above 7%. >> are these worrying signs? it means they are not sure about that target. before it seemed sure that they were going to hit that 75 -- 7.5% target. >> we have to say they will meet their target. in terms of the underlying story, we are worried that china is one of the bigger risks to global markets today. essentially, a hug

whose fault is it, the mainstream media or the white house for being so insue lar? >> i don't think that everything you are driving at goes right to the heart of the story. >> it's unprecedented, isn't it? >> your point though, the way i would answer is is something else that jay carney did take a little shot at fox yesterday, just to say it's fox that's coming out of the president. it was jill a bramson, the executive editor of the "new york times" said it was the most secretive that she's ever covered. >> if we want to get an interview with fox, if boling has to get an interview, i think he would get one right away. >> i can't get jay carney. very something -- that first press that president obama had a year, he didn't ask anyone a question in the front row. he went to politico. >> this was the first full-fledged press conference at the white house, you are right. i think some of the folks in the front row had their crack at him recently. he thought he would mix it up and i think he thought he would get a better selection of questions. he got questions about immig

we will show you, it was recently printed and published by al qaeda by the ira arabian penn lar.ack your tools of destruction and assemble your bomb had. yesterday a representative raised concerns about this photo during a house cometty -- committee meeting at homeland security. travelers say the photo is troubling and a reminder of the ongoing stress with terror attacks. >> it is coming from a different part of the world. you have to take them a little bit more seriously. >> then again, even though the photo used in that al qaeda bag seen, still representatives are asking them to stay alert and they have not reached out to them, we are hoping to reach him and talk with him there on capitol hill hill and talk with him about this photo which is causing quite a bit of concern. alex savage, ktvu channel 2 morning news. >>> well, that hearing was held for the boston marathon bombings and a shooter called it the most significant incident of domestic terrorism involving the power grid but the fbi does not believe the attack was the work of terrorists. no arrests have been bernard madof

. >> toyota is suing one of the lar -- making one of the largest recalls ever.than 6 million cars across the globe. this could be a big blow to the japanese company's reputation in the wake of another recall years ago. the latest include 27 toyota models including the rav-4,the toyota matrix and highlander. there are five potential defects with seat rails, cables connected to air bags, engine starters, steering callum brackets and windshield wiper motors. faults were found in the pond backvibe and subaru trezia. the company knows of no injuries so far. >>> you paid them to prepare your taxes but now a new audit shows that overwhelming -- an overwhelming majority of the preparers are making mistakes. we are joined with those details. >> tax day is a week away and if you are paying someone odds are he or she is making a mistake. they released the audit of tax preparers the other day. the findings are shocking. in under cover survey of 19 small tax preparers only 2 preparers calculated the correct refund amount. errors range from giving taxpayers $53 less to giving

. >> lars and richard, we brought you together and so be civil.n place. but nancy pole peel said bum bull care will work in the fall. >> oh, sure, i am sure you will hear from people with the higher insurance premiums and deductibles and the fact they can't find a doctor. and if you have a catastrophe, like cancer. finding out many are off limits to many of the programs under obama kir. i can see a lot of democrats running on that coined of a campaign. >> richard, how do you defend this? i am assuming you agree with nancy pelosi. and if you do, how many democrats are putting up a sign in the yard about obama care. >> thank you for having me and good to see you. and i disagree withulars. there was no question that the roll out was a train wreck. but we are now starting to see 7 million enrolled and look at whether the real story is. mary landriu, it is a neck and neck race. and 10-15 points i couple of weeksing on. >> she jumped 15 points? >> that is correct. >> is that true. >> she was down 15 points. >> if that is true you will have a fight. >> i

. >> being in the heart and value cue lar. >>reporter: we are inside a blood vessel. it's used to teach science. first time been this affordable. the early head set are 350 dollars and even better display on the new one. >> think about the replicating different type of eye disorder and more of an operate meteorology type of setting. >> tall play just like a game but help doctors in real life. >> changed the game. >> in san francisco, abc 7 new news. >> one last check on the weather. expense is here there there canning more rain tonigh tonight. >> uses when we thought things were winding dupd and they are a bit. look like more showers developing lots of green on the screen. if showers moving mainly from the north due south through much of the east south bay and this portion of the by an 43 mont and south bay out to mount hamilton area mixed precipitation and higher el vision and then farther it up the the east bay with the this wide spread area of showers instead of locally heavy downpour as well. state wide looking at mainly dry conditions but some lingering snow show

lars. you must be happy and excited. finally accountability? >> in what sense.ll not say she was fired when i understand the symantices of washington. you submit your resignation and the boss accepts it. president obama didn't try to talk her out of it. and this was hear plan in the long run. i think it is pure balonnie. this woman didn't know prior to october 1st it was not going to work. and if she said she did know prior, why department they come to the public and say we can't roll it out until the first of january or march and make the thing work before you impose it on mefrns. and they set a dead line and many times when the federal government or state government sets a target they miss it and they miss regularly. >> simon, jump in. right up until october 1st. a whole line of officials and jay carney and the president of the united states, it is likeammazon.com. here she is, well, actually we were not so sure. >> yeah, i don't think it is news that it was a bungled roll out. it is part of history and her legacy. and she got it launched. she was there when i

sfebing tack lar from earth. imagine from the moon. won't be lunar from there but solar eclipse. earth back lit surrounded by a fringe of red. in the newsroo newsroom, wayne, abc 7 news. >> of course everyone is wondering will the fog obscure our view of the moon tonight. let's check in rate now with spencer. how are things looking. >> not looking bad. although you can see here the high clouds inland are a bit more extensive than they were earlier. still have some fog at the coast but inland viewing should be pretty good. let me give you a lack at the tame line here first on the eclipse partial eclipse begins at 10:58 p.m. just after midnight 12:07 the total eclipse begins and that will continue until about 27:45 am and then the total eclipse ends at tl 1:25 am. so we have a lot of good cosmic viewing to do but can we view it. well, the viewing conditions are expected to be good inland with some thin high clouds. fair around the bay. more clouds around the bay than we had earlier thought might materialize and on the coast variable. we have some pockets of rather dense fog that ma

this is a computer simulation of kep lar 186f. in truth it may not look like this.atever appearance, it's a pretty big deal. >> we found a super earth, planets much bigger than our planet in a habitable zone. this region around the star where the temperature is right for liquid water. this is the first time we've found a planet so close to earth's size. that means a lot. >> it's thought to be a gold locks planet, just the right size and distance from the star. but before we get started, a word of caution. >> this orbits a star cooler than the sun. while it may be the similar size and receives the same energy as earth, it orbits a star. perhaps instead of an earth twin, it's an earth cousin. >> an earth cousin trillions of millimeters away. if it's teaming with water and teaming with life, we'll probably never know. >> keplar 186 f. there has to be a better name for that planet. >>> main news this hour, divers entering the wreck of the south korean ferry have searched the ship's bridge and restaurant. they found no survivors. 28 are known to be dead. under 270 still

. >> some lar, guy adami. >> solar city is -- you know, the last quarter was lousy.en has been spot on in the whole space. but the selloff looks like the last quarter was a lousy. i think solar city might be interesting for a trade right here. >> netflix shares jump in. a $500 price target ahead of the earnings. dan nathan is the bull. tim seymour is the bear. 90 seconds on the clock. dan, kick it off. >> don't fall off your chairs yet. i think tim is right on this one. >> what? >> i think the stock is much lower a year from now but the setup on monday night is a treacherous one. the stock has moved on average about 14% over the last four quarters. 18% over the last eight quarters. here's the thick. sendment is really bad. i think that better than expected numbers, expectations are low. you see a pop back up to 400 but then i think you sell it. if you're going to do it, you do it with defined risk. possibly a call spread. i think this is the beginning of the end. just like chipotle, i think investors are going to use them in these high valuation names to sell them. >

and you can imagine, the court itself is somewhat ensue lar.o there's obviously huge temptation to go throughout and meet these adoring crowds. but it also sends a very bad image out there for the supreme court, of justices that are throwing red meat to identificationological compatible groups. >> let me ask you one more question, the open acknowledgementes that justices made to retire whether or not a democrat is in the eval office. is that just an acknowledgement of reality? or do you think it's a disturbing trend of the outright politicization of the supreme court, somebody who is supposed to be immune from politics? >> i do think it's an acknowledgement -- a consideration has always been there. many justices want to see the court remain balanced. and he's brought in as a conservative, stevens. and you have to feel sorry for ginsburg, people are saying she would either pass away or retire in the last 25 years. it's really getting rather creepy to have all of these people focusing on ginsberg. she remains really quite sharp, you know. there's

were hashing out the best way to punish people whose criminal activities were so hoer horrends that lars barring them did not exist. nuremberg was an improvisation. never before was there major leader accused and convict them of conspiring to commit crimes against humanity. the trials, the major war criminals, in the words of one of the samaritan prosecutors, quote, a bench mark in international law and the low star of thought and debate on the great moral and legal questions of war and peace, end quote. >> watch this and other programs op line atbook -- booktv.org. >> host: you're watching booktv on c-span2, and now joins us live is t author >> joining us live is michael louis, way is a flash boy? >> the heros of the book of the flash boys, and people who discover the stock market has something funny going on and seek to find out what it is, and then build a mechanism to prevent predators in the target from getting deprived, and it's called the flash boys for a couple reasons, actually. one is that it -- the the illusion that the main characters come up with required them to be faster t

he's lar boring some believe that maybe the skies will part and he can run.ut you don't say things like this and survive in republican primaries. >> and just what does happen here? he in the latest surveys doesn't register. 's at the middle of the pack. leading the people in the republican party are senator rand paul, governor mike huckabee at the top of the pack. >> right. >> it's about at that type the establishment types -- i will not include you in the establishment types unless you want to be part of the club -- >> no, thank you. >> they had to act quickly and get jeb bush out on the stage publicly. >> you know, lou, this race for the republican nomination has never been as open like this since the 1950s. we dochlkt have the next -- finishing candidate ready to go. and so people are looking aet the field. and, of course, they're nervous. they're matching it against hillary clinton who's, you know, a bit of a democratic powerhouse. so i think the fact that people turn to jeb bush as a potential candidate makes a lot of sense. he's be a great candidate and

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dow jones, s&p, pulling out nice gains of the not speck lar gains, when you think where we came from, negative side. put that in context, liz, it was 1.43% to the downside. so a huge comeback from the nasdaq. liz: in fact a swing of 90 points all said and done for the nasdaq a lot of whiplash here. time for our front page headlines. pharmaceutical giant