mark: and i mark halperin. and with -- and "with all due respect," we are at a disclosed location somewhere outside the nation's capital, and that's right, we are talking with you about cpac ladies and gentlemen. right now, scott walker is speaking, he is on stage here at cpac and if you want to watch him live, you can head over to her website, we going to have a conversation that john had a little earlier with ted cruz later on in the show but john what struck you so far about this cpac? john: the first thing that struck me is that this is my lucky day. look what i got. i got a poster of sarah palin on a pony. sarah palin on a pony. what is better than that? mark: i think it is photoshop. -- photoshopped. john: we had the head of the aclu saying that the road of the program starts here, we saw a lot of interesting and important speeches today. mark: this is always the event of the year for the conservative movement. john: and some people have a lot at stake here, i think john -- i think chris christie had a lo

mark: from bloomberg world headquarters in new york, i'm mark crumpton. this is "bottom line." to our viewers here in the united states and those of you joining us from around the world, welcome. we have full coverage of the stocks and stories making headlines on this thursday. su keenan follows the drop in crude oil prices in the wake of today's inventory report. alix steel focuses on the waning power of the oil kingdom of saudi arabia. we begin with -- as germany leaves the door open. good evening. a lot of jockeying for position on both sides. >> it really is at the moment. it is intriguing what's been happening here. the greek government cementing a proposal for a six-month extension to its loan bailout. promised flexibility -- that is quite a climb now. european nations saying the basis for a reasonable compromise. that doesn't keep the german finance minister from saying this should be rejected. the economy ministry in berlin said we are not saying yes or no. there are concerns, but potential for a way forward here. ask for an intriguing -- it makes for an intriguing disc

no, said mark, he hadn't.e colleague, haven't you ever wondered what happened to people you used to know? facebook might tell you. and mark thought about it and said, well, there was this girl he used to talk to back in high school. wasn't a girlfriend or anything, but he was curious about whatever happened to her. so, sure enough, the colleague found the woman on facebook. and pretty soon she and mark were texting and talking on the phone. catching up. >> we talked and we visited you know we kinda got carried away with a little texting here and there. >> reporter: carried away? well, that may be a little strong. in this age of sexting and lurid electronic dalliances they did-talk and text, yes. for several months. even said 'i love you' a time or two, but was it some kind of affair? well, judge for yourself. >> was there ever any pictures sent or anything like that or was it always just -- >> there's pictures of just maybe, me or her, y'know just little, innocent, y'know we're not into any of that nasty porn,

>> i am mark crumpton. this is "bottom line, the intersection of as an economics with a mainstream perspective. to our viewers here in the united states and those of you joining us from around the world, welcome. we have full coverage of the stocks and tories making headlines on this monday. peter cook follows developments as time starts to run out for funding of the department of homeland security. more details on the so-called superbug in the medical center. and winners and losers in the greek financial crisis. let's get to the top stories we are following. the u.s. government is asking a federal judge to lift his temporary hold on president obama's executive action. the stations have argued the president's action was unconstitutional. they say is unlikely the judge will put the ruling on hold or that means the request would then go before the fifth u.s. circuit court of appeals, which has federal jurisdiction. president obama's bees at this hour in washington to members of retired persons. this as the wh

mark: no, i don't have a better idea.he reality is that if people cannot afford to pay for data access, then they probably are not big ad markets. in fact, we will probably lose a bunch of money just because supporting facebook as a service and storing photos costs money. we will probably not offset it by making much. emily: you said connectivity is a human right. if that is the case, why not get access to the complete internet? why not just a few specific apps? mark: it comes down to the economics. if you look at things like text messages, services like search or wikipedia or health information, that can be delivered for relatively cheap. it can often consume less than 1% of the overall infrastructure. if you are thinking about building something to be offered for free, it needs to be cheap. we found a series of services that people can be offered that will still be profitable to the operator. this would be something like 911 in the u.s. even if you do not have a phone plan, you can always i will 911 and if there is a fi

mark: lying about it? anthony: lying about the information to get us into the war in iraq so i do have a lot of respect for the bush families, and i think they are sincere, but i don't think that honestly any republican that you could say recently could be off the board for the democrats, so -- john: let's talk about hillary, you are a member of the family by marriage in some ways. anthony: i am a member of the family in terms of being that guy in the corner of the room. [laughter] john: what you think she is my to do to get into the race and what are the pros and cons of earlier verses later? anthony: i understand we have to talk about stuff, and i know that we're in to talk about it right now, but honestly, what difference does it make? there are all kinds of things you have to report and things like that, and jumping in early music you have to step on when there is this fracture going in the republican party, but if you we too long you pose a problem for people who might want to run, but this kind of st

mark: from bloomberg world headquarters in new york, i'm mark crumpton and this is "bottom line," the intersection of main street and wall street with it -- the to those of you joining us around the world, welcome. we have full coverage of stockton stories making headlines on this monday. shelby holliday has a report on business recovery in ferguson missouri where racial tensions led two days of rioting last summer. we begin with bloomberg's chief washington correspondent, peter cook, with more on today's talks between president obama and german chancellor angela merkel. good afternoon. peter: good afternoon, mark. striking a united front today at the white house and criticizing russia for destabilizing the ukraine, even as they may disagree on the next moves to come to get vladimir putin to change his policy, most notably providing more military for the ukrainian government. high-stakes meetings behind closed doors for both leaders. ukraine dominated the conversation, but there were other topics as well. angela merkel thing she cannot guarantee her push for a cease-fire will be succe

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mark: and i'm mark halperin, and we think that obama is following what teddy roosevelt was talking about with a bigger stick. ♪ john: and the governor of oregon resigned from his position because of his fiancee, but that is 3000 miles away from washington. the question we are starting with today is what they republicans will do for president. today in south florida, we also find jeb bush canceling a press conference, but he did talk to reporters and he told our colleagues that, “my wife is my inspiration and she is my soul mate. she helps me keep sane, and during a campaign i can't do anything without her.” obviously someone very important to jeb bush, but many americans have never heard her voice. she did not talk today. let's hear her say something she said a little while ago. >> columba bush: [speaking spanish] >> as far as we know, she has not done any public events cents jeb bush has considered running for president. mark: some of the other candidates are a lot more active. here is kelley paul. wife of rand paul. >> kelley paul: real change and taking on the establishment is hard, a

mark? mark: hans nichols, reporting for us this afternoon from brussels. stocks are rising in the s&p 500 index to a record on speculation of a greek bailout extension. the s&p 500 rose above 2100 for the first time and it is right now at 2100. the chairman and chief executive officer at cumberland, plus the chief monetary economist, are with us. welcome, gentlemen. hans was just reporting from brussels on the latest in the developments that greece. the german finance minister says that it is time for greece to ask for a bailout extension and until that happens eurozone finance ministers will not meet to discuss help for greece. what is the next move? >> this is another chapter of pretend and extend. there has to be some resolution of a debt that is too large for this population. and how to do it and reach it with a frontage that does not stop economic growth. it is an impossible task. they tried to reach an agreement. they came to the 11th hour and 59th minute for they reached it. we are going to see it all over again. >> can this be done without the back

mark: yeah.mily: how does that benefit users? mark: well, i'm not sure it's a big part of the solution in the near term, to be honest. i mean, i think what we need to do is work out a model with operators and governments and local partners that is profitable for them, so that way they can continue growing the internet. so what we found out in some of these early countries that we've worked in -- indonesia, the philippines, zambia, now kenya. you offer a little bit of the internet for free, and more people start using data, more people access the internet and can use these tools, but also more people start paying for data. once they understand what they would use the internet for, then people understand why they would want to pay for data. and these operators end up making more money, and it ends up being more profitable. and then they can take that money and reinvest it to build that better internet infrastructure for everyone in their country. so, that ends up being very important. and a lot of

mark: i don't know.hat is not our priority right right now -- our priority right now with internet.org. some countries reach out to us and say that connectivity is a priority and a lot of people use facebook. for example, in malaysia, i was meeting with one of the leaders in the government there. making sure that citizens are connected is one of their top priorities. similar in indonesia. india, i think, as well. there are a lot of priorities around making sure everyone can get connected. it makes sense for us to prioritize countries that are reaching out to us proactively for this. emily: how will you judge that this has been a success? 10 years ago, your vision was to get one billion people on facebook. people thought that was so audacious. so, if that's not audacious, what is it? mark: the goal is to make it so that a person can walk into a store in any developing country, buy a phone, and get access to some free, basic internet services. that's the primary goal for people around the world. once we ha

>>mark: 30 ft. tree left undone as san francisco and is the total sum the seen this happen a lot to 30 at about the intersection. power was restored to the area by it for in the afternoon. >>mark: will have to tell the real lesson being proposed opera jones and the u.s. >>mark: a man is going around posing as a was an employee and robbing home owners police said the man knocked and a woman's door on a street in montero out friday afternoon decline toward for the water department at the room to turn on the toes of her backyard when she ran into her home she from the bedroom ransacked a pair of diamond cufflinks were solons--stolen >>mark: the text of the signatures to insure their healthy enough to return to the classroom. ebola has killed one and 3800 people in liberia alone knew this morning in this town $16 and fund the had no documentation or very little documentation. >>reporter: we will talk about the beach for cash and let you know how long the can weather will last before we see changes when

. >> good morning mark.the folks in the northeast are shoveling snow and scraping ice, we're putting on sun screen and building sand castles. temperatures are bone chillingly cold in the midwest. this morning here is some video from inside the terminal right now. most flights affect are boston there are upwards of 9 other cancellations due to weather. it is really that northeast corridor that is really getting slammed. i almost feel sorry for the people back there. as i said someplaces in the north east below 0 to the tune of about 20 below, which is almost unheard of. i had a chance to talk to some travelers. some of them are leaving this beautiful weather for the east coast. >> i got this coat. lots of layers. >> i am going new york. it is like 0 slash minus degrees. so it is going to be pretty cold. >> what do you by the that? >> it is fine. i am from australia. i can handle anything. >> reporter: onif being from australia prepares you for minus 10 degrees. she was on her way. mark, so far so good out her

>>mark: but before we can have around here. >>reporter: at the present as they to you it is a holiday today he is alive and from our embarcadero camera shot where a witness to clear skies of assisting a little bit of fog like santa rosa but of the ones we are starting off clear. san francisco your at 53 degrees open the morning to you your of the san jose concord in the low 50s the blower is as a low 044 and 46 degrees and clear conditions for most locations. >>reporter: they're showing as the temperatures today at 9:00 will be '50s and '60s under sunny conditions at them by lunchtime today look at is a lot of '60s and '70s was again. indicated by the yellow putting santa rosa and san jose area by 2:00 p.m. we will see a mixture of '60s and '70s there is similar to last couple of days. the temperatures recall just a little bit of charity yesterday but still above average for or lot of locations. >>reporter: check out the highs for this morning presidents' day holiday shopper '60s and downtown san francisco 73 in san jose at los

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mark: we will see. emily: ok. you very much, mark. ♪ ♪ emily: he's been called the start-up whisperer of silicon valley. reid hoffman is the co-founder and executive chairman of linkedin, and an investor in some of the most successful companies of all time, including facebook. yet, the man with one of the most impressive resumes in silicon valley wasn't always on track to be an entrepreneur. a student of philosophy, hoffman at one point pursued a career in academia. but he took his first job out of school at apple, then later joined the now legendary paypal mafia. now a partner at greylock, hoffman sits on seven boards. he is the author of "the start-up of you," and now a new book, "the alliance." r

>> it's mark hasse. oh, my god, it's mark hasse. he's an assistant district attorney. >> reporter: mark hasse, dedicated prosecutor, dearly-loved by his colleagues, shot right outside the courthouse. stunning onlookers and police. >> it's nothing you could prepare for. >> reporter: who would even attempt such a brazen attack? >> did that tell you these two knew each other? >> that seemed very personal to me. knew each other? >> that seemed very personal to me. . .tpb1ñ . . . >>> a beloved prosecutor had just been shot outside the courthouse in kaufman, texas, during the morning rush. officer++ he was laying on the street. >>> you're seeing the dramatic images from the officer's onboard camera. >> it was a woman and it looked like she was doing cpr. >>> that woman had witnessed the shooting from her car. saw the shooter flee and then tried to help mark. now he was taking over and going on instinct and adrenaline. >> when you pull up, it is nothing you can prepare for. >> he knew right away it was bad. >> he looked at me and then he s

mark: ms.andith, you mentioned ideology, but isn't that at the crux of every one of these? war is when ideology differs and when diplomacy fails? ms. pandith: we have been looking at the sharp end of the spear looking at whether we can contain isil or al qaeda or boko haram in the 14 years since 9/11, and the fact is young kids are being recruited from all over the world, and ideas don't have boundaries, and if we are going to fix the problem, which is actually a solvable problem we need to tear up in both the conventional components but also the nonconventional, -- we need to gear up, and that is been unbelievably weak, not just in our country but in countries around the world. there is a summit next week to talk about some of these threats and the ideological space, but i think this is the moment when our congress and the white house should come together about what it is we are facing. what is this threat? it is young millennials around the world that are being seduced by extremist ideology,

>>mark: pretty incredible view.ience no one is allowed in this area is a gorgeous day and a friday this is one of the most popular places to walk your dog and dog and hang out stress on a beautiful day like this >>mark: along with the three is what the delegation they're shutting it down is pretty impressive that go from vertical flights and propellers. >>darya: a rather have the land here it is they're not doing that at this moment. at >>mark: his hair for a fund- raiser and he is also for official business incentive assistance for university will be speaking there is ephesus go and be back as ever since the fall from red july. >>darya: we will hear from theresa we come back stay put will be right back. >>mark: we are following president obama traveled around the bay area about to head to palo alto less than an hour. well more on tv coverage from theresa. >>reporter: good morning i'm going to get out of the shot and you can see that i am on this and chris he failed to concede the helicopter is behind me we have the

mark: i am mark halperin. john: today you are hired. tomorrow you are fired. ♪ happy national chocolate covered nut day, sports fans. barack obama, hillary clinton, and rahm emanuel. and a town hall with chris christie. but first the new poll out of iowa puts scott walker the top of the pack by healthy margin and raises some critical issues for jeb bush. if you could hear me across the hudson, who at this moment is the current republican front-runner? mark: by every measure it is jeb bush. he will raise the most money the establishment likes him, a lot of members of congress would like to see him be the nominee. scott walker ahead in the new poll and is being seen by younger people as a more exciting alternative to jeb bush. if you go by traditional measures, jeb bush is the front runner. according to web fundraising it is scott walker. john: right now, scott walker, the poll puts him ahead. he has 17 points between him and jeb bush in iowa. a place where scott walker needs to win. you also see in this poll that jeb bush way worse numbe

bite mark to the left breast.ive battering to the upper portion of the face in both instances. injurious anal penetration and manual strangulation from the front. i've never seen that combination of behaviors in any other crime. >> then dr. levine explained to the jury that no two people have teeth patterns that are exactly the same. >> what i basically did was to show the jurors that people leave bite marks that look different. we used two of the prosecutors, myself and one of the investigators. so that bite marks look different. >> dr. levine showed the jury overlays of steve fortin's teeth. >> we were able to show the jury how the overlays fit over the life sized photographs of the bite mark on the victim. we did it by animating the overlay so that it moves across the screen and stops exactly on the bite mark and it was very effective and it was very dramatic and i think it worked very well. >> new jersey authorities are coming -- >> the jury deliberated steven fortin's fate for two days before reaching their v

mark: oil price volatility, the new norm. ♪ mark: time for the chart.ility from 2007 22015 and right now, volatility is at the highest level since april 2009. the right-hand side of your screen. oil price volatility draft at 14.5 on june 6 to 14. that is the red circle. that is when it reached a record low in data going back to may 2000 seven. interestingly, that low came just 14 days before crude peaked last year on june 20 before embarking on a 60% plunge through january 28 2015. oil investors are being whipsawed on a daily basis on -- daily basis. crude slumped by its biggest drop since november as crude inventories expanded by 6.3 million barrels to 430 million barrels last week. almost double analyst estimates. the highest level in weekly records compiled since august 1982. rising u.s. stockpiles contributing to a global glut that post prices 50% lower in 2014. i have been looking at the stats in my 15. this year alone, crude oil closed more than 3% lower on eight occasions, closing higher on five occasions. there is the volatility for you. yesterd

mark: stay with us.will have a check on them market movers on the other side of this break. "bottom line" continues in just a moment. ♪ mark: get the latest headlines as the top of the hour on bloomberg radio and streaming online at bloomberg.com. it does it for this edition of "bottom line." i'm mark crumpton reporting from new york. on the markets with scarlet fu's next and then trish regan with "street smart" at the top of the hour. see you tomorrow. scarlet: it is 56 pass the hour and that means bloomberg television's on the markets. as we head into the final hour of trading there's some meandering any equity markets. the snp and dour drifting lower while the nasdaq approaches 5000. the dollar is strengthening the most in three weeks after reports show consumer prices excluding food and energy may be closer to rebounding. if you are to take it to its logical conclusion, that would give the federal room to consider raising interest rates. as a result, you see treasuries falling for the first time this

>>mark: just in case the recall.is amazing video showing an avalanche working out around look at that wow! he was snowboarding down to post a mountain and romania. >>mark: the michigan man who gained nationwide attention for his guerrilla commit to more he spent the last 10 years taken a bus and walking 21 mi. a day to get to from the manufacturing job. >>reporter: without knowing that a 2015 tors belonged to him. the 21 mi. a day of foote began 10 years ago when his old car broke down still he never missed a day of work. >>darya: he has risen showers are his presence in our car. >>mark: is strong and inside will be >>mark: no one won saturday $380 million prize the two players in southern california laws as riverside split the jackpot with five out of the six numbers they both missed the par ball #they got one from $3 million to. >>darya: is told his but another was a storm a lot of people to stand fast. i love my shows, but i can't just sit around all day. that's why i have xfinity. their cloud based dvr lets me ta

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they weren't perfectly shaped it seemed to me. >> the bite mark, ligature marks, strangulation, and theality of the sexual assault all indicated that this killer had murdered before. it was not his first crime. but who had this kind of homicidal history? and who at green haven was so angry with donna payant that they would not only want her dead, but would kill her in such a brutal way? ready for another reason to switch to t-mobile. get 2 lines of unlimited 4g lte data for just $100 bucks a month. it's america's best unlimited family plan. and it's only at t-mobile. mensure active heart health.r heart: i maximize good stuff, like my potassium and phytosterols which may help lower cholesterol. new ensure active heart health supports your heart and body so you stay active and strong. ensure, take life in. >>> the day after her death, donna payant's body was found here at the dump about 30 miles from the prison. >> news of donna payant's murder soon made its way throughout the state of new york. the bite mark impression on donna payant's body was photographed and sent to forensic odontolo

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mark: welcome to countdown, i am mark barton. anna: i am anna edwards. manus: i am manus cranny.so coming up another bloomberg exclusive despite recent difficulties, the market for luxury goods is still growing. >> all the markets are not going in the same direction at the same time. but we're in a normal situation. at the end of the day, the luxury market as a whole is structurally growing. anna: greece could try to buy time on its loan agreement. the investigation may request a six-month extension. manus: the anti-austerity government suggests that they will ask for an extension on monday. there could be new strings attached. mark: osborne is said to have riled his european counterpart in brussels. people say he questioned the finance ministers on whether the impact of greece running out of money had been fully considered. anna: let's get straight to brussels. hans nichols has been following this story all week. what is the likelihood of a request for an extension. if it comes through, what is the likelihood of asking? hans: it depends if the request is just about the loan agre

manus boy join us on the conversation, mark barton is at mark barton tv.body is trying to do deals. mark: everything you need to know about the u.k. election but were afraid to ask. the crude front with a billion-dollar write-down. and we will be speaking with them and a couple minutes, you will not what to miss the interview. ♪ >> these>> are the bloomberg top stories. germany investigating a company for tax evasion. the lender says it is cooperating and will conduct an inquiry. commerzbank says they are -- the investigation is about old cases and they're interested in rapid comprehensive clarification. american interest -- american express is raising interest rates on cards for the first time in five years. more than one million customers have been told their annual rates will climb an average of 12.9 percentage points. a firm is a making the firm is making adjustments after finding its rates were below rival cards. hewlett-packard has forecast quarterly and full-year profits that will miss analyst estimates. profits for 2015 will be $3.35 to $3.73 a sha

>>mark: will about our valentine's day this?g the weather and the big story is the warmth of in the records are in the '70s. >>james: the record highs to be reset to say here's a quick list of partly are most likely candidates will have san rafael high of 69 is expected today the record of 71 we are close open with the astronauts will drew a bead the record of 70 is we hit a high of 73 like we anticipate today. livermore 3 degrees off montague just one real way and you were with and has six in a tired old record of 78 it is were to be awarded today and is not for life february. >>james: this looks like outside ride now we have most to clear skies with just a few high levels of clouds and that will be will we expect most of the afternoon not just today but the record potential heat will continue on through tomorrow and then into the holiday weekend. >>george: we're attracting growing delays at the bay bridge toll plaza for the westbound ride we're essentially incident free on the bridge the back of hovering right around the macar

>>mark: 70 in.another storm coming tomorrow and friday with two to 6 in. of snow and even better storm with a bitterly cold temperatures across the northeast. thus the more on the forecast. >>erica: high clouds streaming over the golden gate bridge with this up the morning with images on the call side you'll notice plenty of 40's and '50's heading out the door right now with one of of sentences already at 57 and 49 currently in livermore as we headed to the afternoon you were notice above average temperature the star of a huge one a trend deleterious into the weekend will see seven in sunnyvale campbell said they're hitting a high of 69 it will not be as warm and the east bay still sunny is still above average for a general in the upper 50s to the time of the year the present today 67 to 64 degrees and then they'll decide within seven degrees of our open and 66 for san francisco was ahead high-pressure dominating the scene and will continue to build again to the next couple of days with that being s

>>mark: was is excuse, because he got high? >>mark: will have an update on what happened to the coming up at 64 it will show you why this is contributing to security changes in the bay area airport and 611 breast-feeding and bodybuilding have in common is another trend that is raising eyebrows this morning. we live in a pick and choose world. choose, choose, choose. but at bedtime? ...why settle for this? enter sleep number, and the ultimate sleep number event, going on now. sleepiq technology tells you how well you slept and what adjustments you can make. you like the bed soft. he's more hardcore. so your sleep goes from good to great to wow! now we can all choose amazing sleep only at a sleep number store. right now save 50% on the ultimate limited edition bed. know better sleep with sleep number. >>james: is a little foggy and cloudy it will be hard to imagine it being sunny this afternoon we walk out the door when you see nothing will fall we're looking for some distance on the south where do with the san jose at the airpor

>>mark: u.s.he reef that in january 2013 this and more than 25 of a square feet of the reef was damaged in the ship was a total loss the money will be used to protect and rehabilitate the reef prevent anything like this from happening again. >>erica: christie cream apologize after they advertise promotion for customers called kkk wednesday what was supposed to be held this week kkk it was intended to stand for crispy cream of--club across the cream and apologize stating " we are truly sorry for any inconvenience or offensive in this step this map also our fans and then they remove the event from the facebook say it allows people sounding of this morning >>reporter: there is a new way to experience the movies and is coming to the united states take a look. absolute cinema experience for the ax. >>reporter: include shares them over up down for side to side so the audience can feel a bullet was in by their head the chair is a machine that provides a different sense including gunpowder and burning rub

>>mark: nestle to george track in some problems in the east bay. >>george: the 580 commit was bound turn into a hot spot to minor incidents conspiring together to really jam of the 580 ride so is looking now with a 48 minute drive times and then request a normal commute time for the westbound truck into dublin and tracking you're ride to the bears it was early activism and the meter and light so we are ready back the 2 west grand avenue 16 to 18 ministers lifetime here and on 92 the senate sale wrist the west about arise still looks good but we are starting to detect some brake lights out there. >>george: was in the next hour we're expected to see this ride pretty heavily backed up. >>darya: three people are dead after a firey crash into a tree in san jose. >>darya:it happened just before 2 o'clock sunday morning on southbound u-s highway 101. near story road. >>darya:when officers arrived. they found an infiniti sedan engulfed in flames. >>darya:officials say the car went off the highway. struck several trees. and went into an embankment before ca

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>>mark: is in charge with 12 criminal counts including murder police said two to five you're marked aome committed to shrinking 8 tver's to for the crash on saturday detective said he left the drive with a liquor store shortly after he crossed an oncoming traffic in the car and simply said he kept driving reared onto the sidewalk and crashed into a fruit stand here on south like road and mountain vistas drive killing the vendor for your francisco hernandez and injured his wife investigators say he then drove through our front yard and got back on the road before hitting a parked car to come to rest on the sidewalk to try to run away the bystanders help them to police arrived. >>darya: bikes are now being ordered to stay off the sidewalks on first second third and fourth street and also along san for an industry in downtown san jose vice are banned they now have nuclear we marked bike lanes on the street designed to give blacks plenty of space senate do not hit anyone any pedestrians in a car sits in the signal system measure was one to affect just yesterday will make it safer for ever

i am mark barton. also coming today is your smart television passing your conversations on to private parties? first, the risk from greece's standoff with the eurozone grow by the day. that is the view of george osborne. he has been speaking to bloomberg at the g20 meeting in istanbul. greece's future in the eurozone is high on the agenda. the danger of greece leading to a bad outcome is increasing. he said the risks to the world economy and british economy are also growing and he is urging other countries attending the g-20 meetings to find common solutions. in an injury -- in an interview with bloomberg in istanbul osborne talked about the risk and how he is planning to deal with any outcome. >> it is clear the risks to the world economy, the risk to the british economy on the standoff of the eurozone and greece is growing each day and i think the risks of the miscalculation or misstep leading to a very bad outcome is growing as well. here at the g-20 we are urging all parties to this dispute to try

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>>mark: ac transit will start the pilot program before the 2 ft.he service area in 13 cities around alameda and contra costa county the bus will then be deployed critically on the. >>darya: i like to be on top of the upper deck. it has been nearly one year at one month since the big fire broke out in san francisco at the apartment complex it was not people that live there and businesses a lot of the business owners are still picking up the pieces now in these four people lost their homes of their displays of the fire 36 businesses also forced out their homes will ms. on when our studio there in the building sister lost almost 50 years of work of art work and the recovery has been slow and painful. for >>: i cannot buy a new inventory of my work my work is here or is gonna send thousands this economy where are and it was going to be able to find spaces that we can afford none was more rich in the building. >>darya: the visits are hoping that people will be generous to help a lot to. >>mark: the war is on the road indiana play without the current one

, marks which hospital employees identified as tire marks. crystal made a list of all vehicles she could remember seeing in the newspaper parking lot prior to vicky's accident. then she needed to find a way to compare the marks on vicky's face to the tires of those vehicles. crystal rubbed black shoe polish on each tire. and then pressed plain white paper against it. she kept careful records of which tire impression came from each vehicle. in all, she took nine tire impressions from two vans and a pickup truck. then she showed her detective work to the police. >> i said, you arrested the wrong person. i said, you have harassed a black man who is just a sweet, harmless old man, who never did anything wrong to anybody. i said, you need to, you know, fix this. >> the grand jury questioned reverend hardeman but did not indict him. the spot of blood on the truck turned out to be fish blood. crystal did not believe reverend hardeman was the one who ran over vicky, but police refused to investigate further, saying it was a civil matter, not a crimin

for >>mark: his i would morning investigation were it is going now.n: that to keep tabs on him or find a different suspect the move in on him late friday and saturday if they believe they have been suspect of it would not arrest them after the arrest they have to turn all the records to prosecutors prosecutors behind me if have 40 hours a decision off and late last night let's show you the video is to sell you what they decided to do is simply did not have enough evidence to charge 59 road marked arbors with murder he was accused of killing a man and cut him into pieces and stuffing a torso into a suitcase that to kids was found on wednesday at 11 and mention what because prosecutors say the state of evidence did not know the person is the speculation that the person could have been his former roommate because there's no head they don't have dental records no hands and they don't have fingerprints that is why in the and this was a grisly discovery but they did not have enough evidence to move forward with the taste they're all smelly and with the conv