dan maguire isn't happy because he says the construction won't be worth it- financially or flood wiseuilt the retention basin would only stem 15 % of flood water- or less- depending on who you ask. >>:to do that and reduce the flooding by 4% and spent $18 million of our tax money it makes no sense economically >> marty : and kron 4 news has reached out to the city to get word on the flood reduction project and how much reduction would actually give to we're still waiting on word from them the free celebration of bikes cycling, family and fun begins today at oakland pedalfest. the event features bicycle- themed entertainment, food and exhibits. starting at 11 a-m at jack london square. ♪ ♪ ♪ it took tim morehouse years to master the perfect lunge. but only one attempt to master depositing checks at chase atms. technology designed for you. so you can easily master the way you bank. so you're teing staes willive evethin on ts li at e lowest prices?weave 110%riceatchguantefor ck to school. looke inhe e andell staps hathe westrice staples s thlowe pris th o pri mat guantee workfor . make 1

coalition and walk sf and our community coalition we've been advocating for this i'm glad it tom maguire with our sustainable streets is here my hope was we painted stripes that are important csa as we think about high injury corridors like geary and others we're looking at other practices and putting our money where and mouth is the culture of feeding in san francisco our community coalition office says the culture meeting meeting in san francisco not only pedestrians but bicyclists and other drivers at risk there are too many tragedies not only mr. alfred lee and others in the richmond district throughout the city the two children i mentioned the told her a two combrrldz hit in the outdoor richmond on fulsome we move to lower the speed limit i hope that our city like portland and seattle have safe routes to schools i'm hoping san francisco iowa's what put our money where our mouth is and making the streets safe is a responsibility as the mayor said for all of us but the walk sf and the pedestrian advocates have been working on this for many decades we have to listen the coalitions the

i am megan with the san francisco department of health and tom maguire of sfmta to give you a brief overview of the progress report included in your paetecs. it includes a number of update and we have some highlights that we wanted to include in addition, to the progress report. we include the op -ed in the san francisco chronicle authored by mr. reiskin we had a site visit from the national highway traffic safety administration. direct craft of the california office of traffic safety and representatives from the california state transportation agency and a number of other federal, state, as well as our local officials and task force participated in this day-longest. and we were really excited at this opportunity for vision zero to be of interest with respect to how it could be -- what lessons-learned could be translated to other jurisdictions? and also at the federal and state-level. and we really had a great opportunity to have an afternoon workshop, with the task force, as well as these representatives. and out of that workshop was a number of our leads from vision zero initiative facilit

. >> maguire's doctor said his heart stopped because of a problem with its electrical system.a defibrillator implanted under his skin. >>> that is a great story. up next we're going to hear from the sixers on joel m.b. adam morgan barely made any mistakes against the braves but that's enough when you pitch for the phillies. thank you so much. did you say honey? hey, try some? mmm that is tasty. is it real? of course... are you? nope animated you know i'm always looking for real honey for honey nut cheerios well you've come to the right place. great, mind if i have another taste? not at all mmm you're all right bud? never better i don't know if he likes that. yeah part of the complete breakfast >>> i'm amy fadool from comcast sport the net. pete mckinnon said today chase utley will not be available until at least after the all-star break, which ends a week from tonight, maybe even a week longer. he's on the disabled list after receiving a cortisone injection in his right ankle. star wars night in atlanta, princess leah trying to lure a power drill out and then the power drill g

maguire mentioned the education plan and i'm really pleased about that. and in many ways i think we have moved a lot from being nice/look twice to really good strategies. i did want to say that since the death of sophia liu, the young child on new year's eve, 2013 to mr. yee, the 87-year-old man in my district and two weeks ago the 12-year-old from apto school and i'm really appreciative of the strategies that we're using. but whether it be subcommittees within the education task force, so that community groups and pedestrian safety, bicycle safety advocates could plug-in and participate. >> absolutely, john knox white has details for how that strategy rolls out, but one important piece of the strategy there is a need for it to be authentic and to be culturally competent and there is a need to reach every san franciscan in a language and in a way that is actually meaningful to them. so in some cases that is sort of a formal public service announcement. in other situations it's my much more community-driven education strategy and john will layout the detai

chris maguire has been the game through a beijing sanction program. permitted to own stocks that traded shanghai, stocks otherwise only available to chinese nationals. chris, i have to thank you but ask you first of all, are you nervous? so many people now have compared this to the crash of 1929. >> we are not nervous because we are a hedge fund that shorts. we're not taking expected of view, nor have we. but we are finding discrepancies by shorting hong kong shares and getting in and out as a true trading fund does. that is what we do. matt: let's be honest, it is a little sensationalist to compare it to 1929 in a broader sense. we are too close to it now, but you have i am sure heard that from other people. we have twice on this very program. >> we have to remember 1920 nine still took several years of growth in the stock market before it crashed. the chinese market rallied affectively over about seven months. the market had been in somewhat of a bear market or a still market for seven years after it fell back down in 2000 eminent 2008. it only star

there are maguires and vaughns, good morning, everyone. >> are you awake. >> yeah. >> you are live on tv. >> yes. >> good morning. >> so all morning licensing we will have a jammo and again, no need to see bob kelly. >> no need to see him. >> no, we have to see bob. >> that is fine, stay here. we are at avalon coffee right here in new jersey, come on by, guys we are having fun. >> lets see bob kelly has those maroon five tickets. >> that is true. >> yes. >> that is true. >> maroon five contest begins at 8:00 and will go until 9:45 giving away two tickets to the concert. >>> coming up in one week ago history was made when the u.s. supreme court rule, same sex marriage is now legal, in all 50 states. we will speak with the lead plaintiff in that case and ask him about progress of the lgbt community over the years. we have rain coming in late tonight. sixty-five to 70. partly cloudy skies with more sunshine. grab the shades. a few more clouds coming in later today, we have an eight, but it will drop on the scale of one to ten. we will look at rain coming in tomorrow. sixty-eight, light b

he did the movie with kooba, the guy show me the money, "tobey maguire," something like that.om cruise do it, it's called "bisny riskness." i give him camera souvenir with his ex-girlfriend vanilla cruz, she's very nice, too. god bless you, tom, and good luck for the movie. you too, guy. go watch the movie and good luck! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: ya-ya, his best work yet. by the way, speaking of movies, today is a very important day here in toll wood. it's arnold schwarzenegger's birthday today. arnold is 68 years old. and to celebrate tonight we invited a fifth grader named luke to pay tribute to our also treeian adonis. let's welcome him to the stage now. luke, come on out. here's luke. [ cheers and applause ] >> hello, everybody. i'm arnold schwarzenegger. and today i turn 68 years old. [ cheers and applause ] has that la vees that, 67! i start observed as a body builder. and then i got to be an actor. and then i got to be the governor of california. [ cheers and applause ] isn't that crazy? yes. it is crazy. well, i have to go now. but i'll be back! [ cheers and ap

medical will a maguire was diagnosed with breast cancer five years ago the 46 year-old has the the brcaene putting her at increased risk for both breast and ovarian cancer. >> i opted to have a mastectomy and hysterectomy, and then, post surgery i was prescribed harmonal drugs tomoxafin. >> reporter: she started gaining weight right afterward. >> i gained 30-pound and over the course of probably a year and a half. >> reporter: new research says breast cancer survivors gain weight at higher rates of woman who don't have cancer. >> when we looked even closer what we saw were these were primarily in women who are having chemotherapy, or who had estrogen negative disease. >> reporter: survivors who received chemo within five years of starting the study were twice as likely to gain 11-pound. researchers a say chemo may increase inflammation and insulin resistance disrupting the metabolism. melissa says losing weight has not been easy, she's trying to eat right and exercise. >> you really has to take charge of your own lifestyle and your body. >> reporter: previous studies suggest breast canc

this month to attend a fundraiser hosted by "spider-man" star tobey maguire.not surprising, they've been friends ever since they met back in 2002. do you remember this? photo was going around -- [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] actually, hillary said she's a a big fan of spider-man, because it proves that americans still love sequels. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] part two. but not, not all good news for hillary clinton. according to a new poll, the number of americans who trust her is dropping. specifically into a hole that hillary covered with leaves. [ laughter ] i got you! just stay there until after the election. i'll get you out. some more campaign news. yesterday, several gop candidates attended the economic growth summit at the yacht and beach club at disney world. [ laughter ] incidentally the economic growth summit at the yacht and beach club is the least popular ride at disneyworld. [ laughter ] never a line for that. get this. there are reports that china has introduced new rules that require reality tv shows to be more honest and not mi

. >> reporter: melissa a maguire was diagnosed with breast cancer five years ago but the 46 year-old brca gene putting her at an increased risk for both breast and ovarian cancer. >> i opted to have a mastectomy, and hysterectomy, and then, post surgery i was prescribed harmonal drugs tomaxafen. >> reporter: she started gaining weight ride after. >> i gained 30-pound in the course of the year and a half. >> reporter: new research shows breast cancer survivors gain weight at higher rates of women who don't have cancer. >> when we looked closer we saw these were primarily in woman who had chemotherapy or estrogen negative disease. >> reporter: survivors who received chemo were twice as likely to gain at least 11-pound. researchers say chemo may increase inflammation and insulin resistance disrupting metabolism. melissa says losing weight hasn't been easy she's trying to eat right and exercise. >> you really to have take charge of your own lifestyle and your body. >> reporter: previous studies suggested breast cancer survivors who gain weight may have a higher risk of recurrence. i'm st

>> i am a volunteer working with claire maguire. i was actually doing a little work outside for you. amazing speech. >> thanks, man. thank a lot. >> good to see you. >> this ways a fun night. >> glad to new it. you are senate majority. i didn't know we stopped all that bad stuff from happening. >> you did. thanks. >> nice job tonight. >> thank you. >> he has a little bruce springsteen in the speech. i work with jack hatch. >> such a good guy. i saw him on the way in. glad to work with you guys. thanks a lot. >> he did. >> we will show you speeches given by all fivedemocratic primary candidates again here on karanusic in about an hour. our road to the white house coverage tips tomorrow. 2016 republican candidates are scheduled to peek at the all day family leadership summit in ames iowa. speakers uncollide rubio, trump, karlsson, cruz, mike huckabee, former governor rick perry, louisiana governor bobby jindal, rick stormy and wisconsin governor scott walker. live coverage begins a lot 11:00 a.m. eastern here on karanusic. >> when cra

glenn maguire joins us now from singapore. going to have a deal, they are not going to have a deal. what is going to happen? like one of those dramas where the protagonist refuses to die. , i guess in the market we were expecting that there would be some sort of resolution it wase weekend, whether more regularity on more of the compromise. instead, it now appears that wednesday is the new deadline. french president saying that the proposal that greece brought to the table were serious and credible and had been sufficient enough for the eu to give them this new window. it is now up to the greek parliament to back these new reforms and austerity measures. makeup,that given the it is likely that we could see some serious progress made toward those goals and the passing of further tough austerity measures by wednesday. alive -- greece remains an uncertain option for the market. angie: would you say death by a thousand cuts or survival of the patient by 8000 stitches? think it is definitely survival of the patient. in terms of aust

and once again, our state party chair, andi maguire, let's give her a round of applause.ry difficult job, i was a county chair one-time. it is an honor to be recognized tonight, alongside state representative kate halloran state senator bev halloran -- kurt meyer, and morgan miller, and they are rising stars. their work, their work is for the people of iowa and it inspires us all. serving in the iowa legislature and as president of the senate, it has been an amazing privilege for me. i am so grateful to the people of dubuque for affording me this opportunity and to my senate colleagues for the honor of being able to be the presiding officer of the iowa senate. i know a number of my colleagues are here. with a please just stand up and be recognized from the house and the senate? [applause] sen. yoakam: thank you so much for your service, and thank you to all of you, because none of us could be in that state house or in the courthouse if it were not for all of you. fellow democrats, we have a lot to be proud of, and we have a lot to stand tall about. we need to renew our co

maguire, thank you very much. it is a great honor to be here tonight with all of you fine members of the iowa democratic party and the resilient city of cedar rapids. my name is martin o'malley. i am running for president and i need your help and tonight, i would like to talk with you about the american dream that we share. you and i are part of a living self-created industry called the united states of america. we have been given a gift, not an old car to be tossed aside or treated and when we are done with it, but a country. we must accept this gift with an open mind and an open heart if we are to give it to our children and grandchildren and a stronger and healthier -- in a stronger and healthier condition than we received it ourselves. our ability to give our children a better future depends on the strength of our country. [applause] let me ask you all a question. how many of you firmly believe that you have enjoyed a better quality of life than your parents and grandparents, raise your hands? second question.

number of scholars who are writing about these, including brandon, jeff, terry and myself, michael maguire gillard -- julia urban poor exporting the lives of those who did humanitarian work during world war i. i first came to know maurice tate in 2005. the bulk of this material is at princeton university but the delivery has a lot of copies of his papers, including his diary a fantastic expiration of what life was like as a member of the crb. the diary, like the diaries and letters of many other members of the crb provide important insights into the lived experiences of the man who worked for the crb and would later continue as military work in places like poland and finland after world war i and world war ii. i would like to talk about a few of the individuals. their experiences in belgium how they worked for the crb. i want to talk about these gentlemen in two distinct but related ways. first as spectators of the war but also as witnesses of what was going on, especially what the germans were doing. the crisis of deportations which occurred in late 1960's and early 1917. this is from an

i'm working with claire maguire and i was doing a little work outside for you. >> cool. >> so yeah. amazing speech. >> thanks a lot. >> governor, good to see you. >> governor hatch. >> i was glad to do it. we stopped all that bad stuff from happening. >> you did. >> all right. >> thanks. >> nice job tonight. >> thank you. >> yes, sir. >> a guy who does a little bruce springsteen in his speech. that was good. i work with jack. >> jack's a good guy. i saw him on my way in. good to work with you guys. thanks a lot man. >> considered under rated by many first lady historians, caroline was an accomplished artist who took up china painting and carried that interest to the white house, establishing its china collection. she was interested in women's issues and helped raise funds for johns hopkins universities on the condition that it knit women. and first general's daughter of the women of the revolution before she died from tuberculosis. this sunday night 8:00 p.m. eastern on c-span's original series first ladies influence and imaging examining the public and private lives of the women wh