they change partners every 3 years and mr. dan i presume will be up this year at the end of 2014-2015 so they do p do that. they've been very good and understand the district i've been satisfied but we can go out for a bid and see what happens i can't say how helpful they've been >> i appreciate that that's the answer we want the same person do it the same year after year so thank you. >> thank you, sir. i think we're ready for a vote >> ms. jones. mr. chin. commissioner mendoza-mcdonnell. no. dr. murase. ms. norton. ms. wynns. president fewer. that's 5 i's >> thank you item q the first reading. the nexus resolution arising to student assignments for policy may having i have a motion and second to consider action anothers first reading >> so moved. >> may i have a roll call vote. >> thank you, ms. jones. mr. chin. mr. haney. ms. maufas. police vehicles. dr. murase. ms. norton. ms. wynns. and president fewer. 6 i's. may having i have a motion and second >> second and mr. superintendant who will read the resolution into the record.

except to my left, mr. dan nathan, why not? >> let's walk through some charts. as we head into this event, it's really important to remember. the right here, that was the much anticipated iphone 5 launch back in 2012 when the stock was at the prior high, what did the stock the do? it ran right into it. there was a huge rotation into the stock this year because of the product launches that are upon us. when you look at this, carter, like you laid out, tesla, that might be a thing for the breakout. i'm not so certain where you have this massive sentiment shift into the event. okay. that being said, let's look at water going on u. mentioned a $26 billion move priced in for federal government week alone. it is higher when the company reported their fiscal q3 earnings in july. it's treating this like a massive massive event for the stock. we want to talk about valuation. listen, this was that september 2012. okay. the stock is trading at about 16 times trailing earnings on a pe basis. here's the thing. we know they have a ton of cash. that's a multiple. this is when

that is mr. dan nathan. why not?sten, let's walk through this charts here and get into the most important thing at the end. as we head into this event, it's really important to remember, this right here, that was the much anticipated iphone 5 launch in 2012 when the stock was at the prior highs. what did the stock do? it ran. therecy s. a huge rotation into the stock this year because the product launch. when you look at this i mean tesla may be a nice thing for a breakout. i'm not sure for the largest market cap company in the world where you have this massive sentiment shift into the event. let's look at what is going on. you mentioned a $26 billion move priced in for next week alone. look at this. this is the price of options. it is higher when the company reported their fiscal q-3 earnings in july already. it is treating this like a massive, massive event for the stock. here's one last thing. talk about valuation. listen this was that september 2012. this is the stock trading at 16 times trailing earnings on a pe

. >> good morning, mr. dan harris. paula, sara. >>> the wildfires out west. dozens of homes are evacuated. in oregon, a fire erupted in a forested area about 25 miles west of portland. that fire has charred 300 acres. >>> and in california, the so called king fire burning out of control east of sacramento has torched 76,000 acres. police say that fire was intentionally set by wayne allen huntsman. he pleaded not guilty to charges of arson. >>> france conducted its first air strikes over the terrorist militants isis. president obama hopes to bolster international support when he speaks at the united nations. this morning, 49 turkish hostages captured in iraq three months ago have now been freed. >>> and the rare respiratory eve enterovirus is spreading. the new states include california, new jersey, and georgia. the virus can cause mild to severe respiratory problems. the best way to prevent the spread of the enterovirus is by frequent hand washing an disinfecting surfaces. >>> look at this video. a brazen smash and grab inside a packed suburban new york mall.

. >> good morning, mr. dan harris. paula, sara. good morning, everyone. >>> the wildfires out west.dozens of homes are evacuated. as new blazes break out in oregon. a fire erupted in a forested area about 25 miles west of portland. 30 homes have been evacuated there. that fire has charred 300 acres. >>> and in california, the so called king fire burning out of control east of sacramento has torched more than 76,000 acres. police say that fire was intentionally set by wayne allen huntsman. on friday, huntsman pleaded not guilty to charges of arson. >>> france conducted its first air strikes over the terrorist militants isis. destroys a logistics depot in iraq. president obama hopes to bolster international support when he speaks at the united nations. that's happening this week. >>> and new this morning, 49 turkish hostages captured in iraq by isis hostages three months ago have now been freed. >>> and the rare respiratory enterovirus is spreading. coast to coast. the cdc says 22 states are now reporting cases of the virus. the new states include california, new jersey, and georgia.

a lot of traders think the stock is cheap except the one to my left and that would be mr. dan why not? >> listen, you know, let's walk through some charts here. we'll get to the most important thing at the end. as we head into this event, it's important to remember this right here, that was the much-anticipated iphone 5 launch back in 2012 when the stock was at the prior highs. what did the stock do? it ran. it had this massive run right into it. there's a huge rotation into the stock this year because of the product launches that are upon us. when you look at this, carter like you just laid out on the tesla, i'm not sure for the largest market cap in the world where you've had this into the event. okay. that being said, let's look at what's going on. you mentioned a $26 billion move priced in for next week alone. okay? look at this. this is the price of options implied volatility. it is higher when the company reported their earnings back in july. it's treating this like a massive, massive event for the stock. okay. and here's one last thing. so we want to talk about valuatio

mr. wade. >> dan wade, to address your question, i want to point out that this item as well as the next two items are contractual agenda items to conform to the revised wsip that was approved in april. so you approved schedule and budget revisions to the water improvement program and this item to allow a record to continue work on the project as part of that revised. >> when you say when the tunnel is coming into service? >> this tunnel is coming into service this fall and it's going to be a milestone for the wis sip and change the level in terms of seismic and delivery in reliability. there is going to be continued work to tie up all the loose ends after it goes into service this fault and establish of completion will finish this year. it takes time for these projects to come to final closure. as reported in the past we did have different conditions during the tunnelling of the project, we had gassy tunnel conditions at the time the project was bid, we knew there was potential gassy conditions and that did have a time and cost impact and we also had some extensive ground water in flow issu

first it's going to be by the prosecuting attorney, mr. dan mccarthy. [applause] he is indeed the editor of the american conservative, a magazine that has been a long-standing critic of american foreign policy and an opponent of american interventionism abroad. is writing has appeared in a wide variety of other publications, including the spectator, reason, modern age and so the publications we just don't have time to list them all. outside of journalism has worked as an internet communications coordinator of the ron paul 2000 presidential campaign. you guys like ron paul, don't you? that's what i thought. he is a graduate of washington university in st. louis where he studied the classics. don't you love the odyssey? was and it's sad when he walked in and he was told no one in the was and his dog died? that's the saddest part. it breaks my heart every time. i love the classics. good luck on your first attempt to win a case against mr. d'souza. after the opening statements each of our undefeated attorneys, both of them, undefeated, they're going to call

. >> i don't have dan an exact measurement i'm hoping mr. blake can address that. >> nor do i have the exact (laughter) s a i is located on the corner of san brunner the easement that was basic considered the maximum of the 3 hundred feet that is the area behind the hawaiian eye stand under 3 hundred feet and the other question the box what is the further distance other one 3 hundred feet plus. >> no-win 3 hundred feet it's the secret provision they are within 3 hundred feet. >> san francisco is different than is a listens. >> then what. >> is a listens. >> yeah. >> i thought i saw an oral with your name and the city of is a listens. >> regarding? at&t. no >> salinas is part of my territory but i cover everything from san louis obisco county. >> i thought they were appreciative. >> of what. >> of at&t's efforts. >> are you referring to our gig gay power in cappuccino. >> no, i saw something in salinas. >> we built something in salinas i was there regarding another issue but - >> okay. thanks. >> ms. short. >> carl short department of public

so we have dan here from the planning department and mr. cannabis dispensary i want to give you the opportunities to make racks >> he's here to respond to questions. >> supervisor kim has a question. >> thank you, mr. cider good to see you i want to say i'm completely in support of the interim controls before us today and glad we're going to look at cleaning up the lack around business signs it's been over thirty years since. >> 50. >> 50? 62 in his. i had some questions around even kind of the origin i'm looking at this from a narrow precipitation but in the tenderloin i think one aspect it's a been critically frustrating is the amount of tobacco and liquor advisement on stores that face into the neighborhoods some of out inclines but secondly, it make me think about why do we put this into place why allow the advertising for a loophole >> at least a number of the members of the board we all postdate 1965 when the definition was crafted our working assumes thas has been that everyday when we walk by a store in the tenderloin and see dan's

mr. ron now. >> hi again, paula and dan. good morning, everyone.ifornia and the jailbreak that is sparking a huge manhunt. five inmates escaped from the barbed wired fencing of the madera county jail saturday night. this morning one inmate remains on the loose. the four others are back in custody. >>> and in the east, an all-out search for eric frein believed to have carried out the ambush of pennsylvania troopers last friday that killed one officer. police are using helicopters, thermal cameras to try to locate frein who is known to be a skilled survivalist. >>> and florida state, the top-ranked team came from behind to beat clemson in overtime with their star quarterback, jameis winston, on the sidelines. last year's heisman trophy winner, winston was suspended one game for sexually explicit derogatory comments directed toward women. >>> and finally, a big day in tucson for arizona's most famous baby of the moment. this 4 1/2-week-old baby elephant got to greet her adoring fans although shyly at times hiding behind her mom. >> so cute. >> online

. >> dan, how did mr. draghi's moves yesterday change the dynamic for our market and for our fed? >> it gave some clarity, sue. it basically bought the cb, it bought the eurozone some time here. it was an aggressive move, what the market thought was an aggressive move, so that's why you saw the action higher. in terms of these two pendulums swinging where we have liquidation in the united states winding down and ramp-up in october. >> kenny, how does the volume look? did we see people back in the market yet or not completely -- that's the one thing that worries me a little bit. >> it's always something we should be worried about. today it's relatively -- >> excuse me one second. we have some breaking news. aman jabers in washington. aman? >> we're getting new information where f-15 fighters under norad command has scrambled to investigate what is unauthorized aircraft flying over the atlantic ocean. fighter jets have been tracking that flight since about 10:30 this morning. they said the aircraft in question here is a tbm 700 light business and utility aircraft. it departed roches

mr. obama insists the u.s. cannot wage this fight against isis alone. dan and reena. >> tahman bradley reporting from washington this morning. thanks so much. >>> and count on abc news for the latest throughout the day. coming up later on "good morning america," and, of course, any time on abcnews.com. >>> the son-in-law of osama bin laden learns his fate today. that's in a new york city courtroom. sulaiman abu ghaith was convicted in march on charges to conspire to kill americans. in his role as a voice of those al qaeda recruitment audio/video tapes. abu ghaith testified that his role was strictly religious. he's facing a possible life sentence. >>> the secret service is tightening security around the white house in the wake of the latest breach. omar gonzalez who hopped the fence and made it inside without being stopped was in court yesterday. documents reveal that the secret service and police tangled with him twice this summer. finding weapons and a white house map on him. last night the secret service added a small fence outside the larger permanent o

dan and paula, they say just one cold fact is what's keeping them from solving this case. >> let's hope they generate new leads by going public. >>> another look at the overnight headlines with mron claiborne. >> let us. >> good morning, once again. >> good morning, dan and paula. good morning, everyone. we begin with the private, star-studded funeral for joan rivers. family and friends are gathering today for a final farewell to the iconic comedian. during the service, hugh jackman will sing quiet please, there's a lady on the stage. one of her favorite songs from the show "the boy from oz." rivers' only daughter, melissa kissed her mother's casket moments after it was placed in a hearse. >>> the president is defending his decision to delay taking executive action on immigration. that could have shielded thousands of people from deportation. the president plans to take up the matter after the midterm elections in november. >>> and two huge wildfires are now under control out west. an evacuation order lifted near yosemite. and a hij wildfire thatter to throu -- that tore through the city of corvallis has been extinguished. >>> finally, talk about a rare catch. two fishermen in

former vice president of the united states, dan quayle on the fallout if just the opposite occurs. mr. vice president, you have scottish blood in you. >> i do have a little scottish blood. i like the way you speak a little scottish. i won't try to do it. >> a lot of austin powers movies. you think the president has already indicated he hopes the united kingdom sticks together. our official policy that that should be the case. most global leaders say the same thing. what do they fear? >> i think they fear if scotland does vote for independence, which i hope they don't and i don't thing that they will, they're going to go right up to the abyss and sblook it alook i vote no. the reason is it will start a domino effect. who is next, wales, cat loan ya. >> catalonia and spain, that's been bubbling for a while. >> well, yeah. we'll revisit quebec again. so i don't think it's going to happen. a couple things. i do not believe that these referendums on something this important should be decided with 51%. let's just say it passes. that means 49% or say it's 50-50 -- are absolutely opposed to i

mr. bill parfet from michigan. and dr. dan theodorescu director of the colorado cancer center. need to hear from participants as much as possible. that's why we have this roundtable today. we're going to listen. i know my colleagues agree that the participants are the experts and this roundtable is an opportunity to learn. to that end while we may want to ask the experts some questions to guide the conversation, we want to keep our talking to a minimum. i would also ask the participants to try to keep their answers brief so that we can keep the conversation moving, knowing that we have really a hard stop at noon. in closing, i want the thank these folks who have offered their input on the 21st century cures initiative. i can't tell you how much we appreciate the thoughtful contributions especially those of everyday americans. we intend to release a cures legislative discussion draft in early january, 2015. we'll look to swiftly move the legislation early in the next congress. so if you want your idea considered, you can send it to cu cures@mail.house.gov really as quickly as po

dan and paula. >> those photos were just stunning. >> incredible pictures. >>> a lot going on overnight. and mr. ron claiborne. >> right, you have to remember that. good morning, everyone. >>> we begin with the case of the missing uva student. the man charged in the disappearance of hannah graham is back in virginia, shackled and wearing a bullet proof vest. jesse matthew was arrested in texas. the 32-year-old was the last person to be with graham the night she disappeared two weeks ago. matthew is not cooperating with police. >>> and health officials are investigating the possibility of the first death from the enterovirus d-68. a student died from an illness. the school is being sanitized. seeing if it's connected to muscular weakness and paralysis. nine children in denver, four confirmed with the virus. >>> and the fbi is looking at the deadly rampage in omaha. alton nolen, who was fired, beheaded a fellow co worker with a knife. the company executive, reserve police deputy shot and wounded nolen. sources tell abc that authorities are investigating that nolen posted jihadi rants on facebook.

. >> dan and jill harrington, mr. and mrs. harrington, thank you for your time this morning. >> thank you. >> thank you. god bless. >>> there is more fallout this morning from that fire at a chicago area air traffic facility that led to the cancellation of thousands of flights. in the wake of the incident, the head of the faa is now ordering a full security review. nbc's kevin tibbles is at o'hare this morning. good morning. >> reporter: some are saying this act of sabotage is the biggest against the faa since 9/11 and they're asking how it could have happened. this is what it used to look like inside chicago center, one of the most vital air traffic control hubs. now empty, decimated by an act of sabotage to its computer system. >> most catastrophic event i've ever seen. this is synonymous with taking a drone and bombing the whole place out. >> reporter: today, five days later, many travel plans still in disarray. >> i want to go home. >> reporter: it will take at least two weeks to essentially rebuild chicago's center from t

mr. bill par fit from mpi research from michigan. and dr. dantier derks scu from the colorado cancer center. we need to hear from participants as much as possible. i know my colleagues agree that the participants are the experts and this is an opportunity to learn. we want to keep our talking to a minimum. i want to keep the conversation moving knowing we have a hard stop at noon. we appreciate the thoughtful contributions of everyday americans. we expect a discussion draft in january, 2015. we'll look to swiftly move the legislation early many the next congress so if you want your idea considered, send it to cures at mail.house.gov. so now i want to turn to my colleague, diana degette from the state of colorado. >> thank you very much, chairman. thank you for convening this last round table. i want to welcome everybody here today. i see the chairman today, in whose shadow we toil. i'm glad he's here. i want to thank secretary burwell for coming. i know she has a very busy day and, of course, my homie, dr. theodorescu, thank you for coming all t

dan bennett pledge it -- there have been pledges on both a size that cannot stack up. the was mr.g -- the westminster government has been saying that cannot use of the pound and the other so we will use of the pound. someone comes out not looking good. we'reall depends on what been told, the absolute truth and there is no negotiation. you need to look at it from the scottish perspective as well. feel andfeel the way i why do million of commentators feel this way? millionion against 58 people. the tax has to go up because they have to pay for a huge country. it could distort glass go. why? if the focus is on oil which is what alex salmond told us, we has spent 25 years to build glasgow and to a wonderful city. to the northeast, you can make that plays a ghost town. >> for any viewers, they might say why are they in london talk about what is going on. i will be there in scotland today for the next three days. passionately. i want them to stay, but if they do not state, we have to have these contingency plans. it is really, really dangerous ears arehe deaf worried. >> "on the move" i

mr. slack said was practicing fast firing before the assassination. the question for the report, could he have fired three shots in about five seconds? danather continues. >> as the police and investigators for the warren commission reconstruct the story oswald fired his rifle from the , sixth floor of the school book depository building. a few minutes later, he was stopped by an armed policeman and identified by his own boss of the second-floor and the other side of the building. the policeman's name was marion baker. >> i heard those shots. they seem like they were high and directly ahead of me. i have tried to figure out where they came from and the building i had in mind was directly ahead of me. that was the texas book depository building. as i entered the building, i asked some of the people where the stairs or elevator was. there was a man who spoke up and said he was a building manager and you would show me. >> i realized he did not know the layout of the building. just a matter of seconds, they took the third shot and we ran across the floor, stop at the elevators. >> we could not get the service elevator working and he said, we

mrs. obama's mother were inside. a secret service agent for obama, now international security consultant, wow, another bad story coming out about the group that you used to work for dan. what do we make of this 2011 incident? >> yeah, it is a black eye, that is an accurate statement. no way to put lipstick on that one. the men and women on the ground, rank and file officer, officers responded appropriately. apparently it was a captain who just made a really bad call on this which prevent themd from looking f looking evidence for what appears to be days. >> how can someone shoot seven bullets into the white house in the of america and a housekeeper finds evidence. >> there are mitigations for this that are built in to the plan that clearly didn't operate. but that is open to traffic down there on that south side. not on the elips but the constitution, independencindepe open to traffic. >> on the heels of that other incident that happened last week where the gentleman was able go up to an unlocked door. now head of secret service is testifying on the hill tomorrow. i expect there will be a lot of questions. >> there will, gretchen. i think it is time that secret servic

dan about six weeks. >> andy hopes to be back in the classroom teaching by the first of the year and her students have been texting her all day with well wishes. >> all right. mr. scott williams. let's bring everybody nice weather. all right. nice weather if you like the heat because it's going to feel like summer as we move into tomorrow afternoon. feels like temperatures will be in the low 90s. for tonight, though, it's mostly cloudy and mild. that humidity will start to increase and you'll notice it tomorrow morning. patchy fog is also possible. it's going to be a muggy start across our area. and then you can see hazy, hot, humid. high temperatures approaching 90 degrees tomorrow afternoon. then scattered showers even some gusty thunderstorms arriving by the afternoon. as we look at the satellite and radar you can see it's dry and quiet right now across our area. but a nasty line of showers and thunderstorms has been impacting sections of the ohio river valley. also, behind that system we're talking snowfall. look at the snow occurring through sections of montana. now that air mass will modify as it et cetera he heads in our direction but nonetheless we're

we go to connecticut with democratic governor dan malloy being challenged by republican tom foley, a former ambassador to ireland. recent polling gives mry the lead in that race. " poll givestimes him a nine point lead. >> thank you, ladies and gentlemen. i don't need to go to a great deal of length to tell you about our two guests we have tonight. let me start this program by saying welcome governor malloy and tom foley, please. [applause] [indiscernible] gentleman, before we start -- bear with us for a minute. this is a very important part of the program, the timing. each of you have 25 minutes to use for your discretion. each of you will have your own timer. chris christie was unavailable tonight. as timers, we have a couple of bullets and columnists. governor, he will be your timer. abreastards to keep you of what your time is. be youry, he will timer. he too has cards to keep you abreast of how you are doing with your time there. with that said, good evening, gentlemen. nice to see you. let's get started. we are not going to decide this race tonight, unfortunately. we have a couple more months we have to campaign and we will have t

dan abrams to my left, your right. >> of course, but this is a sad day to be here. all the women who thought at one point they might become mrsorge clooney, big disappointment, big, big disappointment because of that. >> they're in mourning. that's for sure. >> he's married. it's done. it's over. no chance, never happening. >> well, you never know. >> never say never. >> come on. >> gloomy. we're going to start with the stormy first weekend of fall. damaging winds and floods in the southwest, and this storm is on the move. our rob marciano has been tracking it all -- all morning, i should say, and where is it headed next? >> the past couple of weeks they can't catch a break. they've had flooding rains, intense storms and in phoenix things not only got dramatic but they got dangerous. >> wow, this storm is tearing up our freakin' roof. moving across the southwest tore the roof off a terminal at sky harbor airport. as the storm approached, the entire sky turned dark and ominous. look in the distance, you can see power lines exploding in a ball of fire as flying debris hit electric lines and transformers. rains so heavy roads sa

mr. brown had no adult criminal record. ell, ahead of friday's jobs reports, dan diamond writing in forbes said that the, quote, nation's economic recovery has been slow but the labor market 230,000 jobs ut per month so far this year. total on to write by jobs per month, 2014 has seen the fastest rate of growth since 1998. the strong gains so far also meant that as of may of 2014, economy finally recovered the millions of jobs that the labor market lost 2008 and 2010. the bureau of labor statistics provided his data. and new jobs from former u.s. enators, center for public integrities alexander cohen reports that gas prong bank, gpb, a russian bank targeted ith sanctions by president obama over the ukraine crisis and the state-owned energy gas prong has hired majority leader trept lott, a republican in mississippi and john bro, a r democrat of louisiana. hey're listed as the main lobbyist under the gas prong bank account for the firm squire patten laws. they're lobbying on laws and regulations including inapplicable sanctions. those are some of the headlines on c-

. >> you know, dan, the question of mental illness may be applicable in this case, the suspect mr.suffer from that to some degree. is that something that goes through the mind of a secret service officer at the time? that he may have mental illness. and if so, that still will present a threat to the president. >> no. when an agent or officer encounters a threat, they're not really concerned about is this person disturbed or not distu disturbed. they should only be concentrating on the threat of the moment. if that person presents a threat, then that threat needs to be dealt with. once it's dealt with, then you can look into the psychological issues of the person that some other time. but in this particular case, this individual was trying to get into the white house. he did succeed, and he should not have succeeded in doing so. >> do you think in response to this, some things that should happen may be to close down that whole area, have it blocked off to tourists, close that area of pennsylvania avenue to traffic? >> well, of course, traffic is already shut down. >> well, sure. car

mr. mason, good morning. >> good morning, nick and mike. someone has to labor on labor day, right? ahead dozens of private celebrity nude photos leaked after a cloud base storage systems were hacked. dan in stu57 with how the images were accessed and what you can do to protect sensitive information. a man accused of planting drugs on a pta volunteer as an act of revenge. legal analyst ricky klieman joins us with whether my wife made me do it is a legal strategy that can hold up in court. the news is back in the morning. we'll see you all in a little bit. >> wow. that's a wild story. thanks, anthony. >>> russian president vladimir putin is talking for immediate talks with ukraine over the crisis in eastern ukraine. >> it comes after eu leaders met for a summit to discuss economic sanctions against russia, pro russian separatists have been battling ukrainian forces to months. some politicians here at home say the europe and the u.s. should provide arms to the ukrainians to help them defend themselves. dozens of ukrainians gathered outside the white house protesting the russian invasion of ukraine and demanding strong actions by the u.s. and europe. they called on president obama to prov

mr. hernandez? want to address it? >> if i can. i would like to talk about this legislative session but actually focus on few other things just because some of my esteemed panelists here, dan especially, keeps talking about the huge long lines which is true. and i think we all agree that it was unacceptable but there were changes that were done and i will focus on miami dade county. i had the fortunate privilege of serving on mayer jimenez council. it was mid up of elected officials, of lawyers, kendall coffee who i think is one of our panelists served with me on that. bipartisan what could we do to fix the issues. there were a lot of reasons other than the nefarious intent. i could talk about the storm of different things that happened at once to crowiate the long lines. having said that, i think we did things locally and at the state level to try to fix those things so that that doesn't happen again. at the state level the legislature went ahead and increased early voting and to allow flexibility in early voting. urban counties with large populations would like to have as much early voting as possible to make sure that as many people can vote by early voting if they so c