$19 milli $19 milli $19 million deficit. >> whether it's open the negotiating table or the mayor to consider the generation bond it sits with us. >> so the first option my very well be to dip into the reserve fund. >> would duo we don't want to wait we want to come up to you sooner. >> thank you. >> so commissioner torres asked before the rim foyer. we've been able to satisfy the emergency repairs for the country staff in particular and we've lights started to get some reimbursements so in concurrence with the mayor's office and other we've reported that and we're starting to see those recoveries and as we see the recoveries we'll replace and put that back to the original costs. we have already received some insurance precedes and if not every other day talking with fema and both the governors office and fema have been critically good to work with. we're getting ready to file one our of our first claims so in summary we've got insurance recoveries and state recoveries and fema and both public assistance and hazard application filed for facilities that were not damaged so we've tried

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that translates into 46.5 milli 46.5 milli 46.5 million people who struggle through the basics of lifecluding 16 million children. this is a reason for the numbers. >> by far the most important is the decision of major capitalist employers in the united states fundamentally to leave the united states, to go to other parts of the world where they can pay lower wages, where they do not have environmental rules and regulations that they have to subordinate their activities to, where they can get to be blunt, better profits than here. >> it is translated into a growing wealth gap. the incomes of the richest americans, the 1% have grown by 86%. the incomes of everyone else has grown at a little over of%. the wealthiest reaping the benefits of growing profits and a booming wall street. on main street wages have barely increased. >> millions could need the help of food banks like this one. benefits for the long-term unemployed have been cut off because congress and the president can't agree on how to pay for it. it doesn't look like it will change. as for the proposal to change the minimum wa

prepara para dar a luz su tercer hijo Óscar de la hoya, muchos quedaron con la boca abierta, ya que millyaberle sido infiel a su esposa. >>> regresa al grupo mexicano palomo, su ex vocalista, nos cuenta cÓmo se dio esta reconciliaciÓn con el lÍder de la agrupaciÓn. veamos el reportaje. >>> y lo encontramos junto al lÍder dÁndole los toques finales al nuevo disco. >>> nos citamos, lo que tiene que pasar pasa. y contentos, al menos yo. >>> resulta que se da la oportunidad que regrese, bien contentos, a la gente le gusto bastante. >>> ambos decidieron poner un hasta aquÍ a la polÉmica, y llevÓ a homero a poner accion legal. >>> tenÍamos muchos problemas, los empresarios querÍan poner Ángel fresnillo, y usaban el logotipo, y empezaron muchas broncas, y la verdad que dije no, donde va a parar. >>> nunca yo le dije a Ángel que no tocara los temas, cuando una persona se pone 100% palomo, o la voz original, se estÁ abusando. >>> se refiere a pedro guzmÁn, otro vocalista con el que continÚa un proceso legal, y para que no haya problemas esta uniÓn se dio con contrato bien estudiado. >>> hicimos un

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council to us when we developed the park but we've asked harry to take some the work we've hired millie and marshall who used to be the personnel on other teams. we'll have fran did dig a little bit deeper into the information >> thanks jackie think phil and jack have given you a broad oversight and i want to give you some specific example we've been working on with the port over the last few months ago we've been gathering our consultants that work with the lead consultant and the planning dependent on developing the eir are they're in the data collection mode and gathering traffic and street analysis and things like that that are the publication yesterday on the engineering side of things we have two fun items to report. phil touched on one earlier that that was the district energy so i wanted to maintain a little bit more about what district energy and pooling is. when you have as large a site and the diverse mixed of uses with retail and other commercial uses on this site our energy and demand loads are fluctuating over the die resident are getting ready during the day then go to wo

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21st-century economy, but it is also an imperative for justice and fairness, values i learned from jack and milliecauliffe. my brothers and i were often reminded of the struggles of the less fortunate and our obligation to do something about it. it is that same message that has guided dorothy and me as we have raised our five children in fairfax county over the last 21 years, and as our children have grown, they have constantly impressed us with their dedication to service and improving the lives of others. it is those values that shaped me as a person and drove my decision to run for governor. [cheers and applause] in four years, we will gather again here at jefferson capital to welcome the next governor of the commonwealth. when she or he takes office they will begin to lead a commonwealth with broad economic opportunities. a commonwealth that has expanded our bandages in education -- our advantages in higher education. commonwealthd a that has a reputation for strong fiscal management. they will lead a commonwealth that strives to keep all of its families healthy. they will lead a commonwealth

airboat milly's a youth organization which made a short film focus on retaliation we had hit in the family my son was one of six years old he was a joy computer engineering and working for coca-cola bolland at night he got shot five times and he and we really knew that we had to do some bottle got involved because i had another son still to still live in and also we had community members and founded members there it was a set of bodies and we knew that we didn't need people retaliate in my son's murder if it's new york. it's only live in son was cast as michael a boy who was pressured by friends to retaliate for his brother's murder every time you kill one black kid you a do a number he's citing his friends to taking keo you. just . never lost the challenge. then you don't know what you know you hear stories about it so many people used to think the authority but you loads but you really don't know how i feel into you. you. put the can you really have to understand on that day i lost my identity i was a mother and wife who had two children and now have one i don't believe and not answer th

and the irony is people on the left want these unemployment benefits e tended to 1.3 milli americans in the newyear, but at the same time they want the minimum wage raised. so what do you want? because you should encourage job creation or raise the minimum wage, because again, it's going on the margin, it going to hurt creation of those kind of entry-level jobs. >> ben, here's the thing, a lot of people e saying it is just not right, it is just not fair, the minimum wage is too low to sustain a family. and in this country it's the right thing to do to start hiking it. >> well, it is the right thing to do, because the minimum wage is comically low. you can't support even a single person on minimum wage, but there's a minimum wage for a reason because the low skilled people, young people, people who can't do anything else, go into those jobs. that being said, look, i will say, i'm a huge consumer of fast food. i would generally pay more for my big macs and taco supremes in order for the people to make more. will it cost jobs? unequivocally without question, but should older, fat people

we're joined by millie east expert help. keiko was great to have you with us here in the studio. i was started by asking you. he remembers that just a couple years ago the american church had huge difficulty securing solution in ramadi and quelling the unrest there two years after the american troops have left the iraqi government is having problems coming on respect. why is proving so difficult to secure this province. because it's mainly a sunni province and the sunnis are really the big losers. lauren power in iraq since the turkish times until the top and some insane. and the shiite majority of pledged in iraq took over and the shiites and other interested in finding a compromise with their son a brother and whom they considered to be traitors. so as the numbers seem only to government and bardot has on everything too early and make this sunday's noticeable to chat central government because it had not been given anything in terms of conscience apart in terms of their region being developed at centro. so the moderates losses of these on a collection of trying to mend fences w

made on a 50 milli$50 million b. all told, his movies made more than $3.4 billion.e producer for "entourage" and others. he teamed up with aqua hydrate. >> i was always a hustler. >> he found time to graduate high school last year. he founded a foundation to help kids. >> i could not find myself without giving back. >> what is next for the superstar? he is getting his own reality tv show later this month. "the wahlbergers." the next transformers movie as well. from rapper to model to hollywood business mogul, when it comes to the business of being mark wahlberg, there is not much else to say. >> the video's over. >> it's not an action movie. self driving cars are here. >> it's possible to even catch some zzzs in the audi. >> we call it piloting driving. you can concentrate on something else if you don't want to actively drive. >> you can't get the kids to soccer practice and catch zzzs just yet. we will tell you what to expect right after the break. ® c so breathable they're approved for up to 30 nights of continuous wear. serious eye problems may occur. ask your do

purchased by the russian caps family in eighteen oh three cats millie is most famous sports pastrami sandwiches. they also serve the frame herders and beans on friday evening the classic bike are defintely soda is always available. this is one of the oldest continually operating businesses in new york city. here is really the bird was going on and on him this name and there were dozens and dozens in the neighborhood. as a sort of like a mountain and since it was the old eastern european food tradition those applied to new world meets and has had the house daily. first came about. and that's why we have our roots in the third generation owner of katz deli don't describe the restaurant has a wonderful place. saying he grew up having birthday parties and even his bar mitzvah here in the store well this whole place is it's a jewish heritage in itself. it pays homage to the jewish traditions and to the jewish culture down here in the turn in this entry one of the biggest wave of jewish immigrants came into this city and anti feminism at that very much a part of that as art. i frankly most

>> on trial for conspiracy to commit hacking in the milly case. a part of that. prosecutors in this week are presenting evidence that she was in constant minute by minute contact with the news desk. she's like due by so i couldn't know anything about the hacking. it turns out her cell phone shows she was in pretty much constant contact with the top editors there according to the hacking. she's on trial for corruption -- excuse me for conspiracy to commit corruption. significant bribe on fairly regular basis. t a small minority of police but a large number of public official having done this. to get information that under law in britain is private. and people in other, you know, the defense ministry and other places are accused of having participated in that as well. she's on trial for conspiracy to conceal evidence, basically. tampering with evidence. in july of 2011 all of this was having out her assistant and the head of security for news international. which was then the name for the british newspaper hauled out 11 carton of her document under somebody else's

millie and tell him that we not read or write to about one point five million us dollars. finally find that you knock on the high price the food. what did i perform at the restaurant an airport during the spring rush. think back to the airport is not the new chinese passengers recently chinese media will be the most of the food provided by restaurant in airports and on all the crazy type right. a bowl of noodles can be sold for high fifteen us dollars. the dumplings are going for about ten us dollars. that restaurant for the much more effective than normal practice of newark the chicken burgers tells about you but ellison downtown area. the price could rise to seven us dollars in airport doors actually during the spring rush. millions of passengers crowded airport. it should be a good chance to bring more profit. the restaurant an airport. but the high prices have driven many away from eating at the airport. don't go away because of that money matters were telling the parents dr for after school classes. they didn't chinese parent and child now become known for cracking th

. >> the of flood insurance program at its peak at 5.5 milli voters.: when she said that it was $90 billion know it is $30 billion in the red. people say did not pla their hurricane i did not know the river would flood. we need to help these people. what is wrong with that? >> people that are even richer than you. those with beachfront property hall or those of the west coast. >> for those of malibu beach john: in the kennedy family has the nuys compound. >> why should taxpayers paid to rebuild their homes? it is called the moral hazard program. we encourage people to overbuilt on the river bet or beach fnt property because if there is a big storm guess who will ruia the taxpar to pay for the rebuilding. i have a problem with that. john: i do to. i apologize. [lahter] i will not take your money again it will not be insur by the government. goverent offers subsidies to those that invest in green energy like windmills. like the wind farm in texas and also if you install solar panels. >> for instance to invest in solar energy in your home we ve tax credit

21st-century economy, but it is also an imperative for justice and fairness, values i learned from jack and millies and i were often reminded of the struggles of the less fortunate and our obligation to do something about it. it is that same message that has guided dorothy and me as we have raised our five children in fairfax county over the last 21 years, and as our children have grown, they have constantly impressed us with their dedication to service and improving the lives of others. it is those values that shaped me as a person and drove my decision to run for governor. [cheers and applause] in four years, we will gather again here at jefferson capital to welcome the next governor of the commonwealth. when she or he takes office they will begin to lead a commonwealth with broad economic opportunities. they will lead a commonwealth that has expanded our advantages in higher education. they will lead a commonwealth that has a reputation for strong fiscal management. they will lead a commonwealth that strives to keep all of its families healthy. they will lead a commonwealth that never stand sti

millie is adding to concerns about fire and growing dominance in german soccer. the world famous dakar rally now held in south america and got underway today when state line snaking from rosario to sound the least in argentina on the radio was fastest in the bike section while carlos says that means the car standings. last year's winner stefan is the handset was among the fastest finishers in the mini designed by germany's stefan not take a look the customized media celebrated their first success in the run up to the famous rally. the cars developed and built by spain from company x rayed but now receive bmw is officially supports dozens of concern here for being recognized is of course a triumphant we fought for it long enough miley by the mossad and if iggy pop is always a way to achieve something. if you have the stamina because ginny to the desert again in the nineteen nineties when spins of the havoc on skull and bmw. at that time span was on the bulletin that reproduce of us up and was also a regular drive there in the dakar rally. in two thousand and one h

prepara para dar a luz su tercer hijo Óscar de la hoya, muchos quedaron con la boca abierta, ya que millyer de la agrupaciÓn. veamos el reportaje. >>> y lo encontramos junto al lÍder dÁndole los toques finales al nuevo disco. >>> nos citamos, lo que tiene que pasar pasa. y contentos, al menos yo. >>> resulta que se da la oportunidad que regrese, bien contentos, a la gente le gusto bastante. >>> ambos decidieron poner un hasta aquÍ a la polÉmica, y llevÓ a homero a poner accion legal. >>> tenÍamos muchos problemas, los empresarios querÍan poner Ángel fresnillo, y usaban el logotipo, y empezaron muchas broncas, y la verdad que dije no, donde va a parar. >>> nunca yo le dije a Ángel que no tocara los temas, cuando una persona se pone 100% palomo, o la voz original, se estÁ abusando. >>> se refiere a pedro guzmÁn, otro vocalista con el que continÚa un proceso legal, y para que no haya problemas esta uniÓn se dio con contrato bien estudiado. >>> hicimos un compromiso, donde yo me comprometo a cumplirle a Él, entonces, de los que salimos es todo el grupo y nuestra gente. fue un acierto el que Á

well more than forty milli expectedt china's civil aviation sector increase of ten pernt compared to last year the flight peak is expected to come within three days before spring festival at the end of this month to get stuck in major cities like eighteen in shock i have almost been sold out in some cities their only first cla tickets available to cope with demands more than twelve thousand flights will be added including five hundred cross strait flights in a hundred international flights china's civil aviation authority loosen its control on the price of beer tickets last year and the price of their tickets remained almost the same with a ten percent increase in certain airlines the cctv. onto some other news now and pollution level in beijing has flown off the charts following a foggy wednesday intensity of pm two point five eight pm quality data. hence only about five hundred eighth in the chinese capital. whether forecasters are warning people to stay indoors and take a cab since when venturing outside meanwhile officials at the shooting warning for having font as visibility in

mcauliffe -- jack and millie mcauliffe.rs and i were often reminded of the struggles of the less fortunate and our obligation to do something about it. it is that same message that has guided dorothy and me as we have raised our five children in fairfax county over the last 21 years, and as our children have grown, they have constantly impressed us with their dedication to service and improving the lives of others. it is also those values that shaped me as a person and drove my decision to run for governor. [cheers and applause] in four years, we will all gather again here at jefferson's capital to welcome the next governor of the commonwealth. the she or he takes office, oath of office, i am confident, they will begin to lead a commonwealth with broader opportunity and growing 20% three industries. it will lead a commonwealth that have expanded advantages in pre- k 312.-- in pre- they will lead a

in them since the buoyancy of these moments of everyday everyday and are still going to see aunt millie also evidence that still are i think that in the fence. they just bought five of them in the thick juicy up to see a government is doing nothing to stop this. totally nothing to stop this. in fact there was something that some government is going to be about to go with the joneses hundred tonne. joe was something though the dough into balls. that responsibility. then the responsibility to stop instead of the week the stones is going to see us and right while the swiss made the most right truly the attention away from the real problems because this little building in stopping the ice is going to see them. dimitri and don't need to find out the belgian never went to syria to find some sign pocahontas forces that. and recently came by how many trees thank you very much indeed. when time and shadows. i'm sick since i'm excused. i said to them and wish him all afternoon that it is possible to know somebody up. the elimination of that was somewhat subdued i think we're much passion as well.

joining us is a man who understands and millie the administration's views of the law and its occasionalmbivalence toward enforcement's he served under both presidents bush and obama, author ofhe book and justice pesident continues to claim, as we have established to y ignorance on just about every failure of governance and administration. what is your reaction? >> president obama is getting his talking points from sergeant schulz on hovis heroes. it was beyond his purview. this is a bigger problem. not only did they say he doesn't know anything, but fter the scandals smers down, they don't do anything about it, fire anybody at the irs, the justice department. worse, this to defending what they're redoing. was this a guy who ran for president harping about the national security state and the rule of law? in hindsight it is almost tragic because this administration has abused the rule of law more than any other for decades. lou: president obama has asked attorney general holder and the intelligence community to devise a way to create stories for all of them at a data is being aggregated,

mcauliffe -- jack and millie mcauliffe. middle- class family, my brothers and i were often reminded of the struggles of the less fortunate and our obligation to do something about it. it is that same message that has guided dorothy and me as we have raised our five children in fairfax county over the last 21 years, and as our children have grown, they have constantly impressed us with their dedication to service and improving the lives of others. it is those values that shaped me as a person and drove my decision to run for governor. [cheers and applause] in four years, we will gather again here at jefferson capital to welcome the next governor of the commonwealth. when she or he takes office i am confident that they will commonwealth a with growing 21st-century industries. they will lead a commonwealth that have expanded advantages in pre-k through 12. they will lead a commonwealth that strives to keep all of its families healthy. and they will lead a commonwealth that will have strong fiscal management. they will lead a c

. >> i have addison, and woodley, and millie and donte and rudy. >> and she is a professional dog walker, and cold weather, no worries. >> i lived in buffalo for five winters, and this is nothing. >> reporter: hey, you, come over here. show me your cold face. now, it is hard to be happy when it is this cold out, but some people find a way. it is 14 degrees on 7th street and daniel washington. daniel washington's eating ice cream. >> i know. i'm crazy. >> reporter: why? >> i had a taste the for it. >> reporter: it is 14 degrees. >> i know. >> reporter: well, at least no line at the ice cream store. i have to get a taste of that stuff. live in dupont circle, i'm pat collins for news 4. >> your tongue might stick to it, pat. and freedom could not compete with the frigid temps. one man after spending the night the in an abandoned farmhouse, and the inmate who escaped went to a motel and asked them to call the police so he could turn himself in, and arctic temperature thes of 20 below left him with frostbite on his hands and feet. after being treated, he went back to jailhouse. >> where the h

"xim" marshals had about 60 milli so these's happened but overall still less they and 0.1% i feel likem rolling the dice. >> it will get worse before it gets better and tell somebody steps up. gerri: do leadership. >> the technology is there and the bad guys are smarter than the good guys and the good guys are not paid as much. gerri: good to see you. later when do you continues with the energy boom leading to a millionaire oil where the richest americans live and what made them millionaires. stay with us. ♪ welcome back. how is everything? there's nothing like being your own boss! and my customers are really liking your flat rate shipping. fedex one rate. really makes my life easier. maybe a promotion is in order. good news. i got a new title. and a raise? management couldn't make that happen. [ male announcer ] introducing fedex one rate. simple, flat rate shipping with the reliability of fedex. of the dusty bament at 06 35th street the old dining table at 25th and hoffman. ...and the little room above the strip mall f roble avenue. ♪ this magic momt it is the story of where every gr

millis and millions of dollars to reissue credit and debit cards. i saw the description for your hearing something like chking out how consumers are doing. don't we have to do more than that? but europe absolutely, do you know, that north korea is ahead of this country? they have a chip and tin technology. we don't. what do you see -- say? >> i believe that will happen in the security of the customer card will now be the front line instead of relying on the retailer with their system to have all of the protections. no doubt the chip and kids is a higher security model. gerri: what is standing in the way? a lot of people like you and me and who are professionals say this is the way to go. >> there is a lot of equipment that would need to be changed out this billions of dollars of new spending there would need to be some traing for consumers on what extra steps they need to take but we have to move in that area. we have to up the level of security. gerri: t.j. max their bach happened six years ago. americans think everybody is protecting themselves bu

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the only thing that could save him that the yankees owe him three years and 60 milli$60 mil the contract. the mlb is trying to assess the muscles and will on this and 162 game ban accomplishes that. they have to be happy with the ruling and so indicated in the statement and the new york yankees are saving $25 million in salary and $6 million if reached the 661 home runs this year. >> the race no longer runs through west africa because of the security risks and takes place in south america. >> this is the sixth edition of the africa race and here at the finish line the atmosphere is electric after racing through parts of europe and most of the north african desert. this year's winner won all six events and not only is he this year's winner he's one of the organizers. >> this is a real rally race. we are pushing the limits to the max. in other races, well here is just the desert. it is just open space. >> it starts in france and ends in senegal. the rally is taking place in south america. the difference of this race is the green element. some of the vehicles participating in the competitio

hundreds offal milli millions o every day. it is a violation of the fourth amendment. the place to resolve it is in the kours. we can only do it because of oh what mr. snowden enabled us to do. >> maybe you would sign up for the lawsuit. >> edward snowden is in exile now. knowing him well and knowing the things he knows and maybe haven't been released yet, would you suggest he come back to face accuser or so stay where he is because who knows what would happen if he were to come back is this. >> here is the problem. if you are a whistleblower as he considers himself to be and other people do, too. you would want to come back if you could go into court and say, i disclose ed this classified information because i believe it revealed wrongdoing on the part of the u.s. government and law breaking. i was justified as a whistle blower in doing that. the way the justice department created the law is if you are charged with violations you are not permitted to argue that you were justified in exposing the information because it revealed serious law breaking on the part of the g