thank you very much >> i'm mike smith i'm president of the hiv providers network. my job is to bring the bad news of the funding. we feel that the provider community we're facing the perfect storm this year there are so many types of cuts being thrown at us. i think this next certain really is the 18 months of funding that was add into the mayor's budget last year, it does mean that 50 percent of those programs are only funded 50 percent in the next cycle. the ryan white programs have become 50 percent percent this means a decrease in condoms and syringes and this is like mission neighborhood and a i l wellness and the many crucial important programs in the jail and sir, ridge. we have ryan white cuts that be impacted over the whole program. as i can see this adds up to - that will result in great reductions in services for clients. so in summary really the need for extra backfill and the current ryan white that we know about we're sure the sequestration cuts are coming and we're facing a larger budget cut across the board. it's not possible to hold the program har

thank you very much >> i'm mike smith i'm president of the hiv providers network. my job is to bring the bad news of the funding. we feel that the provider community we're facing the perfect storm this year there are so many types of cuts being thrown at us. i think this next certain really is the 18 months of funding that was add into the mayor's budget last year, it does mean that 50 percent of those programs are only funded 50 percent in the next cycle. the ryan white programs have become 50 percent percent this means a decrease in condoms and syringes and

welcome back to the kaiser report will mike smith all right pierre a minister's home was attacked in the past week here in france which minister and was what was the motive smile i smile the acrid smell of revolution so the name of the minister was mr lew fall which is actually which means mr crazy so it's quite interesting and his the minister of agriculture and does remind us something here in france you know it's dismissal not of not column a bit of the revolution you know writing a fantastic revelation and so they started at three o'clock in the morning a fink if i remember well that was like a couple days ago and because there was almost one peasant who was a i don't know if it's the right term i'm sorry who is going suicide every day and the this is extremely difficult right now in france i think that one passenger per day is committing suicide is what the french where in france yes really yes. it's dramatic and the national french railway it's made a statement that the number of suicide jumps thirty percent you know the people who put their of their body on the truck right the

it says watching woodward the last two days is like imagining my idol, mike smith, facing live pitchingin. once is rarely repeated. he is objectively out of his mind. who is he to be attacking woodward, who is secure without question in his own iconic status in this society. >> at who could imagine somebody as nice as that is would be the kind of person or work the administration that would threaten people like bob woodward. the fact that he is putting that out there, bob woodward is senile, too old, not with it anymore. lou: the fact of the matter has been this is an administration that should be called upon for an apology for its conduct, its behavior and for that kind of ignorance. >> when they say they're going to regret something, they don't really mean regret, that is like saying i'm going to make an offer you can't refuse, he said to have a really nice offer on a used car, do you mind if i sell it to you. lou: as we wrap up, do you think there will be a real backlash against this president and this administration as result of the fear mongering for sequester as they assaulted leg

smiths. all right, ideals mike -- we're going to give this one to the smiths.and what's that in the plastic container? >> homemade soup. >> it smells horrible. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: all right, the smiths are up 1-0. the next one is a physical challenge. you're all a part of this. i want you all to dance like you're falling snow flakes. okay? dance like falling snow flakes. oh, let's see. very gentle dancing. really good dancing going on. all right. you know what? everybody did a really good job. [ applause ] we're going to call that a tie. all right, that one's even. everybody gets a point for that one. our final challenge, i would like you to get the youngest member of your family dressed up for the snow. charlie and mason -- when i say -- i want each family. leave the youngest there. grab boots,sweater, winter coat, gloves or mittens and a scarf. come back and put them on your kid. okay? okay, great. this is the slowest scavenger hunt we've ever had. i guess when the temperature gets low -- oh, there goes mason. he's disappeared. jack is not helping. [ laugh

mike khouw? >> gary smith announcing better than expected results, thinking there might be an inflection point in buying demand and the whole sector was higher. >> a drop here for dennis rodman. >> huh? >> the former nba star, known, of course, for his crazy hair and even crazier media stunts, has managed to score even more attention a week after his bizarre trip to north korea. it appears rodman's relationship with kim jong-un is going into overtime. rodman now reportedly says he plans to broker a peace deal with that country. now, with the ball now in his court, the worm says he'll travel back to north korea in the next six months. >> were you a rodman fan growing up? you watch those bums teams? >> i know the answer to that. >> what? >> no. >> if i knew the answer, i wouldn't ask the question. it would seem logical for me to ask a question if i didn't know the answer. >> tattoo of rodman you have on your back. >> all right. coming up next, why 2% yield on the ten-year treasury is a good bet right now. bonnie

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. >> shepard: mike emanuel on the filibuster. it wasn't exactly mr. smith goes to washington. in the movie jimmy stewart talks for hours and hours until he finally collapses. as we reported senator paul has had some help so it hasn't gotten that dramatic. the experts tell us the last true filibuster was back in 2003. back then the senate majority leader harry reid was in the minority and tried to block some of president george w. bush's judicial nominations. historians say senator solo filibuster inthe 1957. he spoke for a little more than 24 hours. even started reading from the phone book. trying to block the civil rights act. the attorney general also happened to be on the hill today during senator paul's filibuster. and senators from both parties asked eric holder whether he would rule out droning americans in america. listen. >> you can agree there is no scenario would be appropriate to use an armed drone on u.s. soil to strike an american citizen? >> well, what i said in the letter was that, um, the government has no intention to carry out any drone strikes in the united

like to thank our sponsors without whom we wouldn't be able to do this so lockheed martin, mike haws and mary smith, pat, jeff, and bill are here. and david king and pratt and whitney, and in particular jim maizer who will not be here but is very active in aiaa as a member of the membership commitee. susan and doug. thank you very much for your support today. we appreciate it. we think this is going to be a great event. we have a really great program for you. and so why are we here today? the columbia accident, like the challenger accident before it, it burned into our memories. i have no doubt every person in this room remembers where exactly you were and what you were doing when you got the news that the shuttle was lost. it was a public tragedy but one that was viewed through a private lens, a lens that was created out of our life experiences, for example, i was in the college of the mainland and my colleagues and i were getting ready to run a 5k race, and we were getting ready to start, and it being about small community in houston, there were other nasa people in the crowd also getting ready t

reporting life in oakland, christie smith, "today in the bay." >>> let's take a look at the morning commute with mike. >>> the pilot for this week. everybody behave yourselves and if it goes well, we will extend the service. b.a.r.t. has no delays reported on our maps. we will look at the b.a.r.t. status as well as muni and vta. a reminder if you missed that report, there will be more b.a.r.t. cars with bikes on them throughout the day. keep that in mind. we will allow for the adjustments. meanwhile, the roadways are moving smoothly. we do have west 580. your direction, reports of a new fender-bender. oakland, a live look at 880 snows a smooth drive. a lot more company over the last 20 minutes. no delays across the bay, a smooth drive and a build at the toll plaza. the forecast only showing pretty much the pavement. >> but it really looked good, specially the way you described it as well. good morning to you. >> a good-looking day. you can see the pavement. the fog isn't that thick. we are starting off really good in that department. we don't have any winds that are significant enough to knock you ar

mike. >>> massive fire forces people out of their beds overnight. christie smith has just spoken to firefighters. she'll have the latest in a live report. >>> plus, the supreme court getting ready to hear arguments about the defense of marriage act. we'll take you live outside the courtroom and show you the scene coming up. >>> we take you live. this is from our emeriville camera. you can see the bay bridge. mike giving it the thumb's up as he goes to check the roads all over the bay area. stay with us. of san francisco. four-alarm fire. we'll show you the damage coming up. >>> i could see the arrow sticking out of her leg and went over to the edge of the wall to see if you could see anybody with a bow. >> a young girl rushed to the hospital after getting shot by an arrow on a school field trip. >>> it's a chilly start to this wednesday morning. temperatures in the 40s and 50s. we're heading to the mid to upper 60s. you'll need that umbrella. rain chances ramping up for today. >>> the traffic also ramp iing . as we speak, a new incident for the nimitz freeway. we'

. >>> coming up, latoya smith goes to philadelphia in search of a true challenge. >> i hope to change one life. oh, hey mikeident with my state farm pocket agent app. you can also get a quote and pay your premium with this thing. i thought state farm didn't have all those apps? where did you hear that? the internet. and you believed it? yeah. they can't put anything on the internet that isn't true. where did you hear that? [ both the internet. oh look. here comes my date. i met him on the internet. he's a french model. uh, bonjour. [ male announcer state farm. more mobile than ever. get to a better state. >>> welcome back. latoya smith visited my hometown of philadelphia with a real challenge. >> here's the story of a woman who's scoring big points. maria battle is our slice of life. >> at the president of the ameri health foundation, she is creating programs to educate families. >> they take children from a long screening, from their bmi to all their testings they need. their blood pressure, height, weight. they take them through a spirometry check. they get an asthma and action plan, they see the ator gif

mike inouye, what's happening on the roads? >> i just got off of the clip-on. >>> pretty dark on the freeways. what was lighting it up, this video christie smithnd our cameraman, steve, got out there just as they were putting out this truck fire. earlier reports of heated brakes and very heated flames taking ahold. we had fire in the back of the truck. it looks like there was nothing on board. they have all that foam out there. that is not snow. they are putting it out. still, one lane blocked eastbound 580 at airway. no more slowing. although, it was there half an hour ago. things have cleared up. counter commute. your commute would be westbound headed over to the left of your screen. that's moving slowly. a little smooth easy drive here. we see a lot of slowing south 880 around the 280 interchange. we don't see anything going on. there are some highlights, just a few of them. >>> 4:57. remembering sierra lamar. one year ago tomorrow, the morgan hill teen disappeared. we will hear from her mother still searching for answers. >>> tomorrow marks one year since 15-year-old sierra lamar was last seen in morgan hill. still, no sign of her. it is g

mikely, madelein coffin doll, barbara sabits, james sandoval, eileen [speaker not understood], jennifer warberg, dean a hilliard, kate robinson, pedro torres, dr. lisa everson, i think [speaker not understood] already spoke. michael smith wick, la more santiago, and charlie walker. >>> hi, i'm [speaker not understood], and i'm a physician at st. luke's hospital. also the chair of the department of obstetrics gynecology and resident of district 9. and i just want to speak to you today about 7 years ago i left what was a very nice practice at ucsf so that i could go to st. luke's and work. i did that primarily because it felt to me like working at st. luke's was the closest i could get to my young idealistic self-who many years ago previously decided to study medicine and that really what it has been for me, it's been really special. we have an amazing group of patients and doctors who are good and committed. ~ ironically less than a year after i started at st. luke's, it was announced the hospital was going to be closed. so, thankfully an awful lot has happened since that time and a lot has changed. so, last week when i heard -- first heard the points of the new plan, i was for the most part overall very pleased and i a

mike, i had no idea. so interesting. thanks for coming on. >> thank you. melissa: worth a lot of money. and harvard won!. adam: polo? melissa: i know. i shouldn't have said that. adam: sandra smithe tape back. adam: sandra smith, our investments are doing well. not quite as well as they were 15 minutes ago but no one will complain with green on the screen. >> some of the food stocks are skyrocketing. if you don't know what this publicly-traded company is you probably know a few of products it has under its belt. oreos, trident gum, just in time for easter the cadbury cream egg. this company is way up. it has been outperforming the broader stock market up 18% this year. it is up today on a report from the "daily telegraph" that nelson peltz is adding to his stake in the company. this along with pepsi, leading to speculation he might push for a merger of those two companies. his firm declined to comment specifically to fox business on this but nonetheless that stock getting a huge boost. back to you guys. adam: sandra smith, thank you very much. you can look but you can't take it home. a look how e-commerce is changing one retailer's strategy. the cfo of men's clothier is next. me

mike douglas tv show when he was in his mid 20's. he was competitive as a political consultant and he wants to win. i think shep smithe only thing he wants to do more to beat cnn is for cnn to lose to him. >> clayton: i think he has done that if you look at their ratings. the book is "roger ailes off camera. "grab it on kendall and make it number one this morning on amazon. see if we can do that there is a challenge i will throw down the gauntlet. >> if you can do that i will come back tomorrow. >> clayton: challenge son. make it number one. see he will be back tomorrow. go it amazon and download it. >> alisyn: done and one. >> jessie: next on the run down hate big brother michael bloomberg says you better buckle up because the eye in the sky is watching you. >> alisyn: we love made in america stuff how the friend is going straight to the dogs. ♪ how much is that doggy in the window i had enough of feeling embarrassed about my skin. [ designer ] enough of just covering up my moderate to severe plaque psoriasis. i decided enough is enough. ♪ [ spa lady ] i started enbrel. it's clinically proven to provide clearer skin