mr. anthony and rogers i spoke with the gentleman mr. john was absent i want to say cloud force working with the community and offers community space a couple of things i met with someone from cloud fair yesterday and asked on the retail space if they're willing to work with the mayor's office of economic workforce development to look at a small business going in there i'm seeing a needing head i remind we continue to do that with our integrity and i've heard from the gentleman to have a melting i'm sure you'll be open to a meeting potentially are the local trades and the dr as well so i like the project and i move to approve. >> second. >> commissioner antonini. >> yeah. i do have questions well, first of all, i want to say wrardz with regard to comments m-2 lout office as a permit use no real reason during the period of time so it was differently to have to change it from pdr to office it explicit make sense so, now an mou for very long m u o allows office mr. ruben i'd like to ask you a question i wanted to know if you have response t

mr. anthony jenkins, c.e.o. of barclays. great to have you with us this morning. mr. jenkins, c.e.o."on the move" is up next with jon ferro. >> that will do it for "countdown." we'll see you tomorrow. ♪ . >> a good morning and welcome to "on the move.” i am jonathan ferro. minutes away from the start of european trading and let's get straight to your morning a brief. anthony jenkins takes his first bonus as ceo. annexed or 750 million pounds for the settlement of the global probe into manipulation of fx markets. the australian center break does nothing. -- central bank does nothing. they keep rates on hold. and of course, record high. the s&p 500 and dow jones closed at all time highs. it took 16 years for the nasdaq to close above 5000 points and 1% of a record-breaking level. the things to talk about later but now, the future markets a little higher in london. the taxes up about 17 points. lets get women who always covers the opening for us, manus cranny. >> a government bonds rising this morning. collapse in portugal they hit record lows around the periphery of europe. this mornin

mr. anthony foxx, as part of our renewing america series, to discuss beyond traffic, and how the current state of our u.s. infrastructure is so very important to our u.s. competitiveness abroad. i guess you have been all given the housekeeping rules already. i guess i would add it is as important as ever to turn on -- turn off your phones or to vibrate, because it is on record and you would be on record as someone that failed to turn off their phone. so, mr. secretary, welcome to the council on foreign relations. secretary foxx: thank you. >> i have seen you speak on other occasions and you are a very impressive speaker, so we are looking forward to this. secretary foxx: thank you. >> before we take a deep dive into beyond traffic, this is a group of international enthusiasts and foreign policy wonks, maybe you could remind us why it is that our infrastructure is so important to us and internationally, our competitive position abroad. secretary foxx: thank you for the question. i want to thank the senate -- the council on foreign relations for having me. it is great to talk about -- talk

mr. anthony foxx, as part of our renewing america series, to discuss beyond traffic, and how the current state of our u.s. infrastructure is so very important to our u.s. competitiveness abroad. i guess you have been all given the housekeeping rules already. i guess i would add it is as important as ever to turn on -- turn off your phones or to vibrate, because it is on record and you would be on record as someone that failed to turn off their phone. so, mr. secretary, welcome to the council on foreign relations. secretary foxx: thank you. mr. slade: i have seen you speak on other occasions and you are a very impressive speaker, so we are looking forward to this. secretary foxx: thank you. mr. slade: before we take a deep dive into "beyond traffic," this is a group of international enthusiasts and foreign policy wonks, maybe you could remind us why it is that our infrastructure is so important to us and internationally, our competitive position abroad. secretary foxx: thank you for the question. i want to thank the senate -- the council on foreign relations for having me. it is great to

mr. rogoff: s anthony foxx were here he would be talking about the imperative of the grail america act in the next few months. many of you know last year, the administration submitted a four-year $302 billion bill so , we can get away from all of these incremental extensions that number some 32 separate extensions that have been milking the program along for the last several years. last year we submitted a $302 billion four-year bill and what we got was frozen funding for 10 months. under president obama's leadership, we are doubling down. we are going to be submitting a six year 480 billion bill that will bring overall funding that is closer to 60% and we say precisely what part of the tax code we would amend to pay for it. we would get money to augment the highway trust fund. we have sent to congress if they do not like it, we are open to talking to others. but we need to act. why are we pushing the grow america act so hard? we are doing it because we looked into the future and we can see what happens if we don't change our transportation policies and we don't change our funding traject

anthony davis, mr. unibrow, out with an ankle injury.h curry off to a slow start, barnes stepped in. curry had four points the first half. finding it for the dunk. barbosa for the three. the warriors open the 11-point halftime lead. scoring plus the foul. barnes finished with the team-high 22. off the break up and in the route was on. curry gets his three ball to fall. he had 16. the warsout route the pelicans 112-96. iguodala with the one-hand jam. >>> oklahoma city's kevin durant may be out for the season. the reigning mvp is still suffering comfort after surgery to repair a fracture in his right foot. in 27 game this season he's averaged more than 25 suspense 55 points and six rebounds. they're the eighth and final playoff spot in the west. >>> the bay area got its first taste of march madness as the cal women hosted wichita state. the bears got the into the tournament four straight years. with the steal taking it all the way for the hoop. next possession brittany boyd with the long pass. knocking down the three. second half, gray was

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they arrested this man, 19-year- old anthony sims who was himself wounded in the shooting and arrested at the hospital. >> mr. sims was not only present on the day of the murder, but he had an active role in a mutual gun battle. >> reporter: police say it started monday night with a fistfight between a group of young women. feeling disrespected and wanting to defend, sims and others stepped in and opened fire. this was not a case of retaliation. they believe there was a gunning january 20th. >> they need to put the guns down. >> reporter: this man grew up with chyemil and says tonight his thoughts are with her young children. >> i hope their tears dry up. >> hopefully, this will bring them a little bit of relief. but at the end of the day, there are three children asking where is their mother? >> reporter: police have recovered a gun was used in the shooting. a third person is in grave condition. christin ayers, kpix5. >> neighbors say they called the police and told them there was trouble, but no units responded until after the shooting. 13 minutes later. you can check those dispatch calls on our website, k

anthony foxx. [applause] >> mr.sankar to, you are milking that crutch stick sympathy, applause, considerate however you want. i had a little surgery. i've been 43 years old -- >> young man. >> i guess. my knees just need a little repair worker is unlike the transportation system, a little short-term pain but long-term gain right? >> what did you don't? >> i had a little arthroscopic surgery. >> here i am dr. phil today. >> i can hobble on it but i use the crutch because people feel more sorry for me. >> you have played your one of two people in the world was played basketball with president obama. what's that like? >> great. he's got a really, unit from his jump shot is very methodical very, very much like him as a person. and we didn't actually get the chance to compete. we were shooting baskets, and i continue to try to urge him to get out on the court with me but i don't know. we will see if that happens before it's over. >> from what we hear he shows no particular mercy. >> know. not at all. i'm sure he would lo

anthony sims. he was wounded in the shooting and was later arrested at highland hospital. >> mr. sims was not only present on the day of the murder. but he had an active role in a mutual gun battle. >> monday's gunfight erupted after several men got involved in a fistfight between groups of women. one gun was recovered. but police are not saying whether it was used to kill pierce or whether sims fired the fatal shot. >>> police have released more details about the arrest of 49ers fullback bruce miller. he allegedly assaulted his girlfriend 8 days ago. they got into an argument and he pushed her to the ground and destroyed her cell phone. the alleged attack is just the latest of the off the field problems for the 49ers. >> nfl as an organization should stand up against abuse, should stand up against domestic violence. they should be held to a higher standard because of that because they are the nfl. you know? everyone does look up to them. so tolerating it would just, you know, it's not okay. >> 49ers general manager trent baalke told the "chronicle" we understand the gravity of w

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this morning anthony mason takes us behind the scenes. >> good morning mr. draper. >> in seven seasons of "mad men" don draper has become a force in american culture. >> were you surprised at the way don draper seemed to resonate with people? >> yes. honestly. >> the show that made a star of jon hamm is approaching agents final episode. >> it's been very good part of a lot of our lives for a long time. and letting that go o o going to be difficult. >> later on "sunday morning," on the set of "mad men." as the '60s and the series come to an end. >> osgood: success in music requires plenty of talent and certain degree of pluck. musicians have plenty of both. >> will tell you necessary to have a little us time. just for grownups. bela fleck take time away from parenting is usually in front of an audience. >> ten minutes before the show we look at each other and go -- >> we know how to do this. ahead banjo duo on stage and off. >> the question, wither the weather. shows us opera conduck for making fragrances. steve hartman watches basketball team holding court a

year-old levi petit issued a statement saying -- >> joining me now anthony douglas, the president of the oklahoma chapter of the naacp. mruglas, how do you expect those statements to be received in oklahoma tonight? >> well i think if those statements are sincere, the state of oklahoma as well as the student at ou can accept those statements. and i truly believe from my heart that those students truly believed that their statement they're giving and their parents support them that they are sorry for the statements they made. >> parker rice also said in his statement, i am seeking guidance on how i can learn from this and make sure it never happens again. what guidance would you give him for that? >> actually, one of the guy dances i would give them and to all the students involved i would like to see them come out in the community and volunteer in the african-american community. get to know the people in the african-american community. we have a chapter on campus to work with the naacp. i think this would be an alternative to show the true meaning of forgiveness, that they work in the community with us. >> christina, as

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mr. gladstone. >> can they be 2340r7d into our presentation. >> i think their presented i would give the other party a copy copy. >> sorry. >> thank you. good evening my name is anthony this is my wife kate pool we and our two children live here at 1782 sanchez street and the house immediately downhill to the south of the project sponsors so here we are we're asking the board to overturn or modify the variants our neighborhood proposal to fill in their backyard allows what the design guidelines prohibit filling in a rear yard and intruding on privacy and leaving neighborhood cut avenue oh, from light and air and space this year alternates to allow the project sponsor to add space to their homelands without a second-story that rise 26 feet behavior our backyard and erecting a wall on the southern property line that leaves a 3 foot back at the back of the southern property line that red dot it the back the record clearly talks about the hard impacts that the planning department staff found that we quote would be greatly effected one big impact the tension extension extension leaves us with quote no southern exposure essential that's because if the planning staff found

. >> anthony thomas is finally subdued and cuffed and taken to the lorain county jail. >> mr. thomas came into the department on a contempt-of- court charge, which is a low-grade misdemeanor. he left our department with a felony assaulting an officer charge. all when he was going to be released on a summons for the first one. >> thomas pleads not guilty to the felony assault charge. he's awaiting trial. officer whit sustains minor injuries. he's back at work on his next scheduled shift after the attack. >> we do not have time to be afraid. we react. if you want to be afraid or you want to think about the events or think about the dangers, it happens afterwards. that's when you think to yourself, wow, that could have been bad. >>> coming up, a deputy gets taken for a ride across a busy highway. >> my life was flashing before my eyes. >>> and, later, choreographed chaos in a prison yard. >> just like that. somebody gives somebody a cue, and it's people chasing other people with knives. >> when "caught on camera: inmates and outlaws" continues. , the identity thief who stole jill

anthony davis, aviation expert and pilot. great to have all of you with us tonight. mr. bunn, i'll start with you. he had to go through a short series of things to control this aircraft to do it. what do you think happened? >> he didn't have to do a lot of thinking about it. it's second nature to control the airplane however you want to do it. just as you said you just dial the numbers in hit it to execute, and that's it. could we do more? could this have been prevented? >> yes, our procedures would have preventeded this. everybody else is immediately adopting these. and he says we're going to think about it. >> mr. fife what are your thoughts now that this information has come in that this pilot acted the way he did? obviously the voice recorders brought us all of this information. this is something for the archives. very, very strange. >> absolutely. and now the question for the investigators is how long has this pilot been thinking about doing this? what motivated this pilot, and was this an autonomous act? was it solely this pilot because of personal problems or is this part of a bigger plan?

anthony jenkins told bloomberg he was committed to improving return on equity. mr.do what is necessary to get that return into our medium-term range, 12% through the cycle. guy: google says it plans to offer mobile phone services on a small scale in the u.s. announcing plans to launch solar power planes in the coming months to bring wireless access to unconnected areas elsewhere in the world. francine: legendary u.s. comedy show "saturday night live" heading to china. the show celebrated its 40th anniversary two weeks ago i will start a chinese version. media will seek comedians -- the deal will seek comedians hired for the show, which will feature live music and comedy. francine: i wonder whether we can see it here. guy: let's do some stand up. jonathan ferro. jonathan: we will talk after the break. looking at equity markets. the dax up. some data out of germany. retail sales really strong out of germany for january, up 2.9% month on month. we were looking for less than .5%. ftse stronger, up .2%. in london, pmi north of 60, 60.1, really strong. decent data not jus

anthony blinken testified about the ongoing iran program. treasury undersecretary and financial intelligence. the hearing is over two hours. mr. royce: this hearing will come to order. the committee here today will continue to invite weight the administrations nuclear diplomacy with iran. the subject of the hearing today. negotiators face a high-stakes deadline next week. we'll hear the administration's case today. it is critical that the administration here's our bipartisan concerns here. debbie secretary lincoln this is your first -- deputy secretary blinken this is your first time before us. i trust you'll be in touch with secretary kerry. to report on the committee's views. i think this is important. this committee has been at the forefront of examining the threat of a nuclear iran. much of the pressure that has been brought on the islamic republic of iran -- and brought them to the table -- was put in place by congress. it was put in place over the objections of the executive rights. that is the executive branch whether it was republican or democratic. it is the house of representatives that has driven this process, and w

mr. secretary. welcome back general dempsey. you're going to miss us when you're gone. >> yes, sir. >> thank you all for being here. with that, the hearing stands adjourned. >>> deputy secretary of state anthony blanken will update on negotiations with iran. this comes as a deadline nears for the p5 plus 1 countries to reach an agreement with iran. live coverage starts at 5:30 on c-span 2 and here watch live coverage on the republican budget at 1030 a.m. eastern. >>> now isis rears their ugly head and this army is very shaky. we shouldn't be surprised by that. you can't undo decades of soviet era and saddam era stuff with eight years. especially when you've taught them on a model where they'll have u.s. advisers and partners with them. if afghanistan according to the president announcement, we have 10,000 troops in an advising training role but we'll draw down to 5,000 troops and zero after that and i warn we'll see a similar result when isis attacks. that is going to be shaky. >> daniel bulger on the failed strategies in iraq and afghanistan and what we should have done differently, sunday night at 8:00 eastern and pacific on c-span's q&a. >>> up next a senate panel investigated inaccurate g

extreme knowledge of airplanes, jay rawlings and anthony roman and christopher dickey in with me this morning. thank you so much. i want to start with you, mr the press conference that we just heard minutes ago had just been at its ideal cruising height one minute before the descent occurred and there was absolutely no communication during descent, 8 to 14 minutes. no communication between anybody on board that plane and any control center either in france or germany or spain. what does that tell you. >> it starts to paint an initial scenario of what was happening on the aircraft. during the climb, it appears that everything was proceeding as normal. the pilots hadn't communicated an emergency. they had not yet entered the emergency code 7700 into the transponder that communicates directly with air traffic control. they reached cruising altitude. it appears when they reached cruising altitude that's when the event was precipitated. whatever happened happened there, and whatever happened appears to have been catastrophic in nature. >> jay, the fact that once they punch in that 7700 and that descent occurs it was from 8 to 12 minutes, it seem