cutting back. >> but that is the point what mark is saying, what mark is saying is that you you help the private sector by taking more from the private sector. in fact it should be the government. >> not necessarily, david. >> that is the only way the government gets money e mack isn't it? >> taxes have to go up to pay the interest on all of the debt. i got to tell you something when you have federal reserve officials experiencing buyer's remorse over all of the u.s. treasuries they have been buying you have to say these must are supposed to bet smartest guys in the room if they are not liking the balance sheet loaded down with treasury debt and what they are trying to do to support the spending going on that is a gut reality check. >> rick, i know you are a lawyer and not an economist. >> but i play one on tv. >> the numbers don't add up, do they? >> the ryan up ins add up. >> could you think the obama numbers add up you? >> we haven't seen them yet. >> we have seen them and seen how he has spent. i'm not talking about pie in the sky. where he has spent. increased the size of the go

. >> do you believe it is definitively connected to the murder of mark hasse? >> pardon? >> do you believe the murders yesterday are definitively connected to the murder of mark hasse? >> i can't say that, no. we have nothing indicating that for sure. >> will the prosecutors office be open tomorrow or have you told them not to show up to work? >> i don't know if they'll be open or not. >> can you describe the crime scene. what did it look like when you went in last night? >> we're not going to discuss that, that's evidentiary. [ inaudible question ] >> pardon? >> i heard you provided security overnight for members of the d.a. office. >> we're not going to discuss any security arrangements. >> were there any signs of forced entry at the home yesterday? >> we'll not discuss that. >> sheriff, there was a deputy protecting the district attorney for a while. what happened to that deputy? >> i'm sorry? >> the deputy that was assigned to protect the district attorney, was he still with them? was he there at the weekend? >> as i said, we're not going to speak about security measu

that's mark and andrew? >> mm-hmm.lly] in happier times. >> they lost a son and brother and will forever carry the shame of the madoff name. >> what he did to me, to my brother, and to my family is unforgivable. what he did to thousands of other people, destroyed their lives, i'll never understand it. and i'll never forgive him for it. and i'll never speak to him again. >> in june 2012, bernie madoff's younger brother peter pled guilty to charges of conspiracy and falsifying books and records of an investment advisor. as part of his plea bargain, peter madoff agreed to a maximum sentence of 10 years imprisonment and the criminal forfeiture of all his real and personal property. at the time of peter madoff's plea deal, neither andrew madoff nor his mother ruth had been charged with any crimes. [ticking] coming up, cheating on the s.a.t. >> a lot of times i would actually--i would actually even induce a bidding war between two potential clients, have them, like, fight against each other for who was gonna pay me more. >>

mark hiller.hiller's perfect moment he was searching for was the moment he was going to propose to his incredibly gorgeous girlfriend gabby. >> this is on the big screen at the theater. >> this is on the big screen at the theater. this is actually a proposal video made to look like a movie traile trailer. >> that's mark. i know it's mark. >> this is a full-on story. >> we get to see all of gabby's family. >> there is smoke coming out of my head this is blowing my mind. >> everything gets into the real time. she is sitting there in the theater saying where is he? in walks mark with the ring in his hand and pops the question. of course everyone in the theater is like this is the best movie i've seen. >> will you marry me? >> yes. >> to tell us more about this amazing moment, we have mark and gabby via skype right this minute from baltimore, maryland. welcome to the show. >> hi. >> how in the world did you convince the movie theater to let you do this? >> i called all the movie theaters in the area,

i would first like to introduce supervisor mark ferrel and to say that mark has been instrumental in every way towards bringing us to this point in our efforts and i would like to say that i think that mark is a great peace maker and has served us, this city well in this process. so i introduce to you supervisor mark ferrel. [ applause ] thank you lou and thank you all for being here today. today truly is a great day for the city of san francisco. we are proud to announce an agreement with cpmc that will bring two new hospitals to our city. two hospitals that meet the needs and concerns of our neighborhoods and alsoen insures that we have world health care for generations to come here in san francisco. this is going to create thousands of jobs and permanent jobs here in san francisco. san francisco is the envy of a number of cities, not only through our state but also through our country and now we can add two new hospitals. supervisor chu and i will talk about the details of the deals we made with cpmc and now i want to thank some people. first of all my colleagues, supervisor campo

bank of england governor office mark carney fannie mae shacks they were methamphetamine. labs that people cooked up the drugs they needed to give them some kind of mental relief from their government stealing their bank accounts from their bankers terrorizing them on a day to day basis being resold on the government meth lab shack market even a for a nickel on the dollar can it all happen can all be sustainable to all real junk it's all smack it's william burroughs as fed reserve chairman imagine william burroughs a naked loads of fed reserve chairman injecting heroin into his eyeball and you end up with what ben bernanke in work already doing a daily basis can really afford the money more can we support support them any more . so the article follows this one guy jonathan hankins who bought a freddie mac. foreclosure up in oregon and he has a wife and a little child and only two weeks after moving in to discover that it was actually a major meth lab and he's trying to get freddie mac. to take it back and take some sort of responsibility because it takes the ten thousand d

but mark and i will be the fog brothers this morning. talking about the fog and mark will be moving around. this is a look at the livermore to castro valley commute. that traffic looks good on the road commute. this morning if you are driving in san jose in the south bay we've had a couple minor fender benders that have been off to the shoulder. i do want to mention the crash we've been covering in the north bay on northbound 101 on the way up to petaluma this is a crash that is blocking one lane up at the marin-sonoma county line. it's a fatal crash. southbound 101 may be effected because of people looking at the crash. let's go to mark. >>> hi there, sal. good morning, to you. this is a dangerous type of fog where we could have clear skies and then you encounter that fog bank and in an instant drop off visibility. but into the afternoon hours very warm numbers inland. tomorrow a little bit cooler. the weekend still dry but a little bit cooler as well. current temperatures are in the 40s. a few upper 30s up toward novato and napa. haywa

of american banker mark welcome to the kaiser report thanks max glad to be here i mark now you're writing about bitcoin. point i mostly point as a means of exchange you know people talk about bitcoin as a currency and it is a currency but it's also a payment system and as a payment system i think for my audience it's a potentially a very disruptive thing it so it not only competes with the u.s. dollar as you've talked about but it competes with pay pal master card western union on some level it competes with number swiss bank accounts right so it's both a store of value and but it's a transactional currency so people who are questioning its store of value credentials you can't you can't question the fact that as a means of payment it's the fastest most efficient economic and to get money moving around the country at any given moment using big point is by far the choice preferable choice people are now souping into the bitcoin space and hear a lot of pushback against this people calling it a ponzi scheme. marc is it a ponzi scheme i doubt it i really doubt it i mean remember the code is op

mark was just brutal. mean, he would look at the earnings if there were any, look at the revenues or the histories, and with his pixieish smile he would totally dismiss the merchandise. and i remember sitting alongside of him during the dotcom bubble and he was in the thick of his no free passes operation. he would wonder aloud, where are your earnings and your revenues. what do you really do? he hated the stock at 100 times earnings, but he would be polite about it. he didn't share the method on the stocks that would be at 40, 50, 60, 100 times revenues. and when the valuation was absurd he would say tell the truth. it was always with a smile. mark also felt it was his duty to let everyone know there were too many people wagering, rolling the dice. he hated that too. on these two scales i would think mark would bless this market. let's use this stock. let's measure the google. first of all. one of those stocks that would draw out the wrath of haines. does it trade on revenues? hardly. take today's recomme

this time mark sent some letters off himself. these were returned with a very different message. >> it was the letter saying that i am an eagle scout. and they gave me the date of march 10th, 1944. and -- there wasn't a dry eye in the place. >> george had always told himself the eagle scout thing didn't bother him too much, but perhaps down deep it really did. >> on my honor i will do my best -- >> which is why this past sunday meant so much. 68 years, 9 months and 7 days left george maher got his pin. his patch. got what he had earned. ultimately what's in your chest matters so much more than what's on it. in george maher case, though, those two finally match. the delay in recognition wasn't all bad, george says, his family who is now able to share it with him, in fact, pinning george's eagle scout medal on his was his own grandson, also an eagle scout. thank you for joining us tonight. until next time, good night. mom, i invited justin over for lunch. good. no, not good. he's a vegetarian and he's going to be here in 20 minutes

joining us a former irs commissioner, mark everson. mark, i filed my own tax return.et a refund. am i going to have to wait longer for that than unusual? well, i don't think so, david, but let's be clear here. the service got off to a very rocky start. congress has an abysmal record getting its job done but this year they passed the tax legislation on january 1st. so that actually delayed the filing season till the end of january. and then for 20 or 30 million filers they couldn't even file until february or even into the start of march. i would tell you the service i think has done a great job but adjusting to that very bad congressional inaction, if you will. david: like all agencies, they have got to prioritize. where do they put refunds in terms of priority? is that the top priority? >> that's the very top. they're really dealing with three things if you will. the first is the service will always do everything it can to protect the filing season. that is the process the returns on timely basis and get individuals their refund. they're doing that. i think they're d

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today, does mark the three-month anniversary of the tragedy at sandy hook elementary. but today also marks the beginning of an important new chapter in the fight against gun violence. but we certainly would like to see action in our government, to address gun violence, we can't just leave it to the politicians. legislation will offer some help of solutions but washington can't solve it all. we the people we have an obligation to look in wards to reflect on what we can do, what we want, what we need. how we want to be treated. and how we want to treat other people. for most of the individuals expands to our families, our community and our nation. and we as a nation have a proud tradition of innovation, and as part of this journey, we have joined with leaders and thinkers of the tech community to ask a new question. how can we harness the innovation, ideas and technology to address the causes of gun violence so we can make our families and communities safer? >> here we are at the uhb of technology and innovation to leverage the great linkers and collective minds that hav

let's go back to mark. >>> good morning, to you. you mentioned the fog it is floating around the coast and near parts of the bay. it will impact your visibility. temperatures off to a cold start this morning. the 40s and 50s. up above us we have a layer of warm air compressing that marine layer. as a result as it compresses it, it makes the dense fog bank. it will impact your visibility in the short term. right now a fog a factor on the coast side. a few patches into the bay. for the coast this morning areas of dense fog dragging highway one into the afternoon hours. partly cloudy. we could have a few left over patches. away from the shoreline the key headline here temperatures especially inland. look at this. warmest locations on track to reach the upper 70

i am jane kim and joined by supervisor mark farrell. and we will be shortly joined by supervisor avalos from the city end. and we have from the board of education, hydra mendoza and rachel norton and jill wynns. our clerk today is rana calonsag. and we would like to recognize sfgov and those taping today's session. madam clerk, any announcements? seeing none. i would like to change order of the agenda and call up item 2 first, if that's okay with the committee? okay, so we will be calling item 2 first. madam clerk, can you please call item 2. >> thank you, file number 130159, the hearing on shared scho scho schoolyards project. by member farrell. >> thank you, i want to call up supervisor farrell and to make comments first. >> thank you, chair kim, much appreciated. and it's great to be here with all the school board members. colleagues, today we will do a hearing and update on a shared schoolyards project. i have worked on this closely over the last two years with hydra mendoza and a number of people as well as rec and park and denny.

joy, turns out that elizabeth colbert busch has a small lead over mark sanford, but mark sanford doesn't he has to win that in a runoff against what's his name, curtis bostick. he has a good lead over him. >> he has name recognition for better or worse, but bostick has an interesting record. rick santorum is campaigning with him, trying to run to the right of sanford, say the tea party approved alternative is bostick. i think it is likely sanford will get it. >> and you can hit the family values note against the former governor. >> absolutely. it is interesting the way that the two of them are running, right? elizabeth is doing a classic democratic message, jobs, jobs, jobs. mark sanford is running against washington and spending, trying to craft a message that crowds out family values. there's a major wild card in this race, and that's jenny sanford. she was the highest approval ratings of anyone you name in all of the polls, in the public policy poll. she's being courted by the elizabeth colbert busch campaign. if she endorsed her, that would be a game changing move in this race. what

he has an update on traffic. >>> mark, good morning. it looks like the fog we are talking about is making it to contra costa county on highway 4 here. a little bit of it. you can kind of tell even though it's still dark. on the san mateo bridge earlier this morning we didn't have a lot of fog at all. now i can barely see a couple feet in front of the camera there. the fog is moving around and it may be all over the place. let's go back to the desk. >>> 6:01. new developments on that fatal pickup truck crash that happened earlier this morning. we found out all the lanes on northbound 101 are open again. the crash happened at about 2:15. tara moriarty has been out there since 4:30 this morning. you have the latest on the victims. tara. >> reporter: yeah. we are just south of where the accident happened now because they cleared the scene and it was too dangerous to stay there on the shoulder. now we understand one woman has died. three others survived. and that part really is a miracle. pause where this truck crashed into a ditch was extre

mark tamayo is in for steve. i hear it's going to be warm. >> yeah a few neighborhoods approaching the 80-degree mark. get ready. you might be thieving a bit for the allergy suffering. at least for the morning watch out for thick pockets of fog and into the afternoon hours clearing back to near the shoreline. there is the eventual temperature range. 62-80 degrees. more on your forecast highs in a few minutes. sal has an update on traffic. >>> we are looking at highway 4. one of the areas of the bay that doesn't have a lot of fog. but a lot of other areas do. that means if you are driving you probably will run into fog to just give yourself plenty of extra time. the traffic is going to be effected in many areas because of the thick fog. san mateo bridge traffic does look good heading off to the high-rise on westbound 92. you can see the high-rise from here. the fog is not all that bad. a fatal crash has shut down part of highway 101 this morning. the chp closed one northbound lane. after a pickup truck went off th

mark, is it getting better out there?yes, the bulk of the heavy rain is moving out of town but still we are hanging on to scattered showers and we call it unsettled for a reason because we have some clearing skies and pockets of showers. right now we have snow up to the north and out to the east and out towards the sierra. right now we have a few scattered showers in sonoma county and right around the bay as well. coming up we will rainfall projections and a big change you can expect for your weekend. >>> all right, mark, winter storms are affecting bay area flights and in fact we are at fso and some delays are already being reported. >>> we are monitoring a dangerous s.w.a.t. standoff in the bay view district this morning and we will tell you about a man police are trying to get out of a building in an inn dust why will neighbor -- industrial neighborhood. >>> a san jose company is ringing the bell. stay tuned. ts and studio tours. i'm family, museums, and world-class art. and that's the point. you'll see things here tha

. >> thank you, mark farrell and supervisor kim, and mark you had great slides. out of the 24 up there, there are nine that have applied for the grant. and we have a $1,000 check waiting to go. christine and i will go to the school and find out their needs for the program. hydra and mark have done a great job in putting the san francisco unified school district together along with the city of san francisco to be sure this really works. when christine and i first came on board. we were amazed at the amount of cooperation and the efficiency of the organization. recreation & parks will open and close all the schools for these projects. schools slated to open at 9 a.m. in the morninging and to close at 4 in the afternoon. they have done a dry run and it takes 90 minutes to open up all the schools. and close somewhere close to 4 o'clock. and upon closing the schools, park & rec will inspect the sight and be sure that it's how it was when opened up. and if not, they will call 3-1-1 to record any discrepancies to be sure it's recorded. the next deck. the public works re

mark and roma.ou have to be estatic the ratingsiy exceeded what the critics and network people could have expected. how did you feel when you saw what kind of viewership you had with the bible. >> we were humble and would exhilarated. 14 million people for the first even over the course of the week it ran and reran on history and lifetime. we believe as many as twen million people may have watched the bible this week and trended number one on twitter. so everybody's lilogging about it and that's the exciting thing. >> mark, you are used to having hit shows, you have had a bunch of them. but it seems like this one gave you a special level of pleasure. >> oh, yes, governor, we don't consider it to be a show. it a labor of love. roma and i came together for a time such as this. throughout the entire 10 hours, which we consider to be one story. genesis through revelation is about trusting in god and god's love for all of us. abraham trusted in god, and this week, more people are discussing god's chosen

>> all right, mark. >>> 8:27. developments from rome in the continuing search for a new pope. look at that smoke. it billowed from the chimney from the sistine chapel hours ago. a live report from rome on day 2 of the conclave. >> reporter: we're live in novato where a car accident leaves one woman dead, three others badly injured. we'll tell you about the cell phone call that saved them. >> we're live in pacifica where residents and commuters here as well as half moon bay are looking forward to a couple of tunnels opening in a few days. we'll tell you when that is as "mornings on 2" continues. >>> welcome back. 8:30. happening now in rome, all eyes are on the chimney on top of the sistine chapel. smoke is expected to billow out in the next couple of hours. our reporter craig boswell live in rome where the first two rounds of voting this morning ended up with black smoke coming out. craig? >> reporter: that's right, dave. here we are at 4:30 in the afternoon rome time. cardinals are about to begin the afternoon ro

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it's mark's to win.t likes the general election and jamie will cover that in a minute, these low turnout models you have, you can throw a lot of national statistics out the window. only the hard base it going to vote. it's sanford's to anyone a tight race, but curtis could catch him. >> jamie, how can curtis bostic, how can he not be the guy that embarrassed himself in the state the way mark sanford did? one would think that mark sanford would be politically vulnerable? >> well, craig, he is, and we'll see that vulnerability when he's the, the republican candidate in a general election. you know, mark sanford has this core of hard-core right-wing republicans who support him, and he always has, and probably always will have that. but, you know, generally, the bulk of the people in south carolina are not happy with his flawed governorship, and his performances when he was a member of congress. and so, you know, we look forward on the democratic side to facing either mr. sanford or mr. bostic, but it doesn'

>> skid marks. there is skid marks. >> this video made me go holy schnikeyes. i want to see your reaction. bus driver cruising along. sees something, ducks. >> what the heck? >> no. >> just in time to miss a lamp post that was about to take his noggin off. watch this thing in slow motion smash through the front of the bus. people in the neighborhood had calling him a hero for hitting the brakes. he clearly got hit by this lamp post and it could have been so much worse. >> that is unreal. where did the lamp post come from? >> here is the answer. take a look at this. you see a car crashing into that lamp post. that's what knocked it down and into the path of this bus. >> talk about timing. >> here is the cabin. you see everybody slide forward as he is jamming on the brakes and the massive lamp post comes crashing through. >> those are really quick reflexes and in order for him to get out of the way and get his bus kind of out of the way. how is he doing? he did get a clean knock to the head. >> the bus driver appears to be -- doesn't seem to have life-threatening