cal trans said where the cross walk is located is under neath a ramp and that isn't something they will allow or permit. there are problems right away that a major agency on whos right of way this is is saying there are problems, but you don't hear it because they were not communicated with. i'll go further. i believe they are using outdated and not current standards in their analysis. the acting editor for the california manual of uniform traffic control devices and scaerth of traffic control said beginning with the 2012 traffic collision there was a change in methodology to include collisions that occur within a cross walk. cal trans chaimpged and expanded the definition of cross walk last year. it includes much of what now the city says is its own. suddenly you are ignoring a agency from a superior jurisdiction. the new methodology captures 33 percent of pedestrian injuries rather than onet 13 percent. federal highway administration updatedm their definition of a intersection to include cross walks. cal trans said the plans they are given show a cross walk, but no curb ramp. you may

. >>> it should be neath that the "new york times" reports that daniel's natural product associationnt millions lobbying lawmakers to scuttle proposed laws that would hold the industry to a higher standard. meanwhile, canada and deprit an declared products lick acaciarigadula. last week a senator asked for an investigation to be launched. and pledged to hold shops responsible for the safety and labelling of the product they sell >>> sabra recalled 30,000 cases of hummus because of possible listeria contamination. the deadly bacteria was detected and it was limited to the classics and there was no reports of anyone becoming sick with taking the products. tourists are flocking to the columbia river to see thousands of see lions, what is cute to look at is troublesome for some fishermen. allen schauffler has the story. >> reporter: the battle for dock space for migrating male californian sea lions, you find them everywhere along the seafront. >> it's amazing. >> reporter: this marine researcher studied the animals since the 1970s, his recent survey shows twice as many as last year 10 ti

if prime minister neath yahoo -- i believe our nuclear experts can confirm that. more importantly, i will be speaking with the prime minister today to make clear that there will be no daylight. there is no daylight. that's why i've directed my national security team to consult closely with the new israeli government in the coming weeks and months about how we can further strengthen our long-term security cooperation with israel and make clear our unshakeable commitment to israel's defense. today i also spoke with the king of saudi arabia to reaffirm our commitment to the security of our partners in the gulf and i'm envieding the leaders of the six people that make up the gulf council to meet me at camp david this spring to discuss how we can further strengthening our security cooperation and resolve multiple conflicts throughout the middle east. >>> finally, it's worth remembering that congress has on a bipartisan basis played a critical role in our current iran policy. helping to shape the sanctions regime that applied so much pressure on iran and ultimately forc

certainly neither of them -- i watched both of the interviews and neath did anything from the ordinary. megan was being tougher on him and he was wise not to pull it op on megan. but savannah was asking fair questions and he was right. he did flip flop. >> what would pull him aside and tell him? >> i would be hiding under my desk playing the next report doesn't call. we tacked about the interview and i said it will come back and haunt him one or two times and now they can paint pattern. he said he had testy exchanges with men. you cannot do that. you have to learn from the reagan model and work on your temperament. but can't you see hilary clinton coming out and saying we need an american where women are not shushed by men? i have to admit listening to him shush a woman and telling her the calm down and the worst thing. they will replay him putting his finger to his mouth and it will be problematic. >> rand paul would have done the same thing if it was a male interviewer. they were asking appropriate questions but i have been in interviews where there was no chance to defend myself. bu

do we really neath ethanol, which uses a lot of money and water?se economically but we do it because they're powerful, the farmers. >> are they over-owned? do people already get -- people will be saving money on gasoline eating out more? all these discretionary things you don't think they're heavy here? >> cheesecake factory, which i was looking for a flat comparable source after a fourth quarter bad, amazing numbers. again, you get natural gas prices down that's a huge cost. you get the consumer feeling better but let's watch oil goods higher. oil has bottomed because the amount of oil that we're producing has declined rather rapidly. far faster than everyone thought. >> it hack because i feel like we get a lot of different takes on whether things really are declining. you made the point that there are more productive wells on now, that it really isn't declining. >> the bakken is declining. there's some 70 50, 25% depletion rates. some of these shale wells are much shallower. the demand has also increased. a lot of that is europe but i think oil b

so i believe that tax simplification neath need not be as broad and wide scale as some -- it wouldn't be the 86 act even if we could do that but i do think there are places where we've got multiple policy objectives being -- multiple credits that basically are aimed at education or you know, you got 15 of those and there may be places where you could still sort of preserve the policy objective but simplify some of the complexities the tax pairs face, again, that's not -- you know, we administer what is there but i believe there are opportunities to look at places where there are multiple credits or deductions or breaks -- >> i agree with you totally. you're absolutely right. there are lots of things that can be done to eliminate unnecessary complexity without compromising policy objectives and that should be a priority for reform. all i was trying to say was you're not going to get to the return-free filing or any of that kind of -- with any foreseeable changes. >> unless you're in korea. >> and we're mott and eric just had the last word so let me thank david and nina and rosemary and