intersection. >> and they did a great document with a lot of return analysis we could discuss that offline or - and we're okay in terms of the inception like like 2007 for both; right? but not individual years disclosed. >> that's correct. >> the volatility looks at lower than the the benchmark and yeah. it is significantly lower marginally lower. >> has the separation excuse me. is returns are very strong and this is an informational on or about. >> what's the separation think is s&p. >> but that the 35. >> which is normal. >> 8.4 or 4 or 5 is really good. >> the separation was twice as u.s. public equity. >> in returns are aspire. >> yes. >> yes. >> the s&p are the same time period it is starting in spring of 2007 that is different. >> in china a wider returns of individual stocks that means the values of security is that much more significant. >> yes. those fees are high for the managers for example, roughly for the active managers may be one base point is a high fee for a u.s. or international manager this this is 2 percent and 20 believe that was presented. >> with an and a half and 2

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intersection. >> and they did a great document with a lot of return analysis we could discuss that offliner - and we're okay in terms of the inception like like 2007 for both; right? but not individual years disclosed. >> that's correct. >> the volatility looks at lower than the the benchmark and yeah. it is significantly lower marginally lower. >> has the separation excuse me. is returns are very strong and this is an informational on or about. >> what's the separation think is s&p. >> but that the 35. >> which is normal. >> 8.4 or 4 or 5 is really good. >> the separation was twice as u.s. public equity. >> in returns are aspire. >> yes. >> yes. >> the s&p are the same time period it is starting in spring of 2007 that is different. >> in china a wider returns of individual stocks that means the values of security is that much more significant. >> yes. those fees are high for the managers for example, roughly for the active managers may be one base point is a high fee for a u.s. or international manager this this is 2 percent and 20 believe that was presented. >> with an and a half and 20.

it defies logic we can ask a queson and told it is a slippery slope so say let's talk about that offlineo when the discussions with one commissioner and another discussion with another expirations and at the end of the day to come back here to make a decision with several discussions that took place this is contrary to the whole purpose of the freedom of information of the free flow we're talking about $400 million being talked about we can't talk about that we shouldn't talk about anything. >> i'll point out to commissioner makras other point if this board today wants to take action i'll suggest that the motion just to engage those two firms and call a special meeting at the end of the investment committee next week to votes own the dollars amount of investment the dollars amount was disclosed think page 3 because of the separate information not the title i suggest the action the board to approve engaging them and a special session next week on the announcements. >> can i clarify are we being told as a board this is information question can't have to evaluate that and not talk about som

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a major city's transportation system is offline. crippling the commute for are you as healthy as you think you are? a new report shows how your -- [ indiscernible ] is affecting your quality of life. this is newschannel 5 at the noon hour. . >>> one of the nation's busiest subway systems is shut down for a critical safety inspection. washington, d.c.'s metro subway is undergoing a series of tests, following numerous hundreds of thousands of commuters are using alternative transportation and that is causing major traffic tieups in washington. what is not norm -- is normally an easy commute is taking several people hours to make. >> and going to be a nightmare. and what i don't understand, why don't they provide shuttle buses for every metro train station, you know, leased every so often to help customers for something and that is crazy. >> washington metro is expected to reopen tomorrow at 5:00 in the morning unless inspectors passenger safety. >>> and speaking of traffic delays, downtown cleveland will be jam packed tomorrow for sai

. >> also, have you seen how many rigs have come offline in the u.s.?, tell me the number. >> well, i don't know the number, but every single week we get more evidence on friday during the baker hughes rig count that they're shutting -- i mean, it hasn't led to a marked production decrease in the u.s., but they are taking a lot of these rigs offline. i'll find the number for you. >> they're also negative on gold. bear that in mind as well. not so correlated with the other commodities they're negative on, but they are negative on gold too. the world of central banks a lot of focus on the ecb this week. a policy decision due thursday morning followed by a marco draghi conference. vice chair stanley fischer says u.s. inflation may be starting to tick up from too-low levels. in an interview with steve liesman yesterday, the fed governor said the evidence is not so clear. >> there are a variety of reasons to think that inflation could stabilize, could move up over time if oil prices stop falling, if the dollar doesn't rise further, if what we're seeing in th

we're two years into a bear market commodity where you cut back capex, taking production offline. i know what you say about demand, but unless you tell me demand is structurally changing, every year we need more oil. and continuing to go up. people talk about $20 oil because they talk aboglobal gro slowing. the dollar has to weigh in here on this, too. oil and dollar completely diverge in july of 2014. that's really the trade. >> no, you're definitely right on that. what we saw, why are prices -- why do prices get to these very low levels at the end of february, the dollar continue to improve. so the macro sentiment has also shifted right now. we're not in the dire straits that we were at the end of february. we're at a much different situation right now in the aftermath of what the fed said yesterday. so, you know, i think what we have to see is this continued adjustment process, and we're not there yet. that's the end of the day. >> is there a town side risk to your forecast for 2016, considering what you said in tems of -- if we go more towards 45 and stay there for a longer pa

start the process to shut down the number three reactor on thursday morning and it will be fully offline in ten hours. the number four reactor is already off line. japan's top spokesperson says tokyo is keeping an eye on the developments. >> translator: independent surveyors spent a lot of time inspenting the reactor the. the government respects the decision and will keep working to get reactors back online. >>> on march 11, 2011, the massive earthquake and tsunami that hit northeastern japan and triggered one of the worst disasters in history. this week, journey from the disaster looks at the region and its people five years on. the fukushima incident forced many people from their homes. for years they eagerly awaited the time to return home. but quite a few have decided to abandon that dream and build new lives elsewhere. nhk has the story. >> reporter: the town is about 6 kilometers from fukushima daiichi. work to decontaminate the field continues. some roads remain closed. there are many areas where decontamination work has not yet started. 62-year-old mitsuo lived here. he visited h

those cars remain offline. b.a.r.t. has installed a bus bridge. for riders, it's been an inconvenience. >> i hope they leave on time and make it on the same time i should have been when i got to bay point. >> i missed a funeral because of this situation. >> reporter: what did they tell you? >> they never told me nothing, just we have to get off the b.a.r.t. and catch a bus to pittsburgh. >> reporter: they're off the train and on the bus all right. as to the cause, b.a.r.t. isn't saying yet but it is similar to a breakdown in san francisco two weeks ago. b.a.r.t. is stressing the electrical surge to the motors in the cars is not dangerous to passengers inside. but because of the problems today, trains tomorrow will be affected. that's the latest from the north b.a.r.t. station in concord, wayne freedman, "abc7 news." >>> north bay commuters find themselves arriving late because of buses running late or not at all. you can blame it on a driver shortage. golden gate transit has canceled some runs all together. >> we're working really hard to make sur

the system will be offline in less than an hour and it will stay closed through 5:00 thursday morning. it will allow crews to inspect electrical components on the tracks after a fire led to major delays on all lines. officials say this is the best option. >> so we've got to get as many people out there. and if we do it piecemeal this will take weeks. we've got to get people to saturate the locations and physically do the inspection. >> yesterday's fire was similar to an incident last january. choking smoke sickened passengers and one woman died of respiratory failure. it's used by more than 700,000 passengers a day. tonight's decision is the first of its kind in the system's 40-year history. today new york for the latest on this emergency shutdown and the impact it will have on the early commute. >>> a safety alert. two students mugged within minutes of each other not far from that rose hill campus monday night. in the second attack the crooks pulled a knife on a 21-year-old man. the robbers believed to be teenagers stole wallets and cell phones. >> make sure you know where you're goi

some refineries were offline for maintenance ahead of the summer driving season after the maintenance is done companies will begin producing the summer blend gasoline which burns cleaner but is more expensive to produce nationwide the cost for a gallon of regular gasoline could be thirty cents higher by june. despite projected increases drivers for gas than they have in recent years abc news projects that marco rubio won the republican primary in puerto rico today senator ted cruz the winner of the gop caucus in maine yesterday on the democratic side we are waiting to hear of bernie sanders or hillary clinton pulled off the win in maine today. both are getting ready to take place in the debate or take part in the debate in michigan. sanders and clinton agreed to add debates to their scheduled months ago clinton called for one of those debates take place and plan to keep a spotlight on the town where the water supply is contaminated with lead difference the debate starts at eight tonight and will be broadcast by cnn. all aboard for a old alike uh we have a look at a huge train show tha

being able to produce power in the coldest or hottest days of the year when other plants are going offlineould be power -- there should be value for that. we need to reframe value proposition for nuclear energy and in many cases for all clean energy sources so you have clean energy standards instead of renewable portfolio energy standards. meet the climate change goals we have going forward. >> is scott peterson right the failure to set up a work carbon emissions trading market undermine one key value of nuclear power? >> no, because the problem is that nuclear power presents a whole other set of additional safety and security challenges, that just aren't -- that don't exist with other competing fuel sources like renewables and investments in energy efficiency and even cheap are natural gas which we as public citizens still have problems with. but you're seeing now natural gas is replacing nuclear power and coal as a base load of power generation. we see that being we were a generation ago, using electricity at 7% a year now it's .7% a year. we're flat lining which makes us less liability

week with the capacity cut and china said they are going to take 1.8 billion commodity-related jobs offline here so a reduced capacity and the message out of the five-year plan this weekend was talking about fiscal stimulus and it will be debt-fueled fiscal stimulus. seems like a big round and around here and they are just kicking the can down the road. to to me it doesn't make a whole heck of a lot of sense. sounds like a big mumbo-jumbo out of the chinese. to tim's point, up 100%, 50% or 100-ins last month or so, why is it different? it's different because the stocks are down 80%, 80% over four years, know what i mean, and as growth was slowing chinese gdp was in double digits when stocks were at at all-time highs and in a lot of ways when you consider the fact they are growing at 6.5% or lower for the next few years, five years, maybe it's about equilibrium. i think we've gone way too far too fast. >> went way too far in one direction and came back too far the other. what's going on? i get back to the simple question. for people short hag market or playing for a black swan event in credi

. >>> officials at a nuclear plant in central japan say they will keep a reactor offline while they investigate a problem. the number four reactor at the takahama plant was just restarted last week but it automatically shut down monday due to a malfunction. [ sirens ] kansai electric power company says the glitch occurred when workers were making preparations to send power to the electricity grid. an alarm that signals a malfunction went off, and the reactor stopped operating. officials say they've been checking every possible cause of the problem, but they say they have yet to determine just what happened. the utility was initially planning to raise the reactor's output to full capacity on thursday and begin selling power later this month, but now officials say they will keep the reactor switched off until they reporto regulars and te counrmeasure the number four reactor was the fourth in japan to be brought back online under stricter rules. the japanese government introduced the rules after the 2011 fukushima daiichi nuclear accident. >>> japanese lawmakers are set to enact the largest budget

. >> we'll talk offline. >> thank you for coming. >> thank you, thank you you may be seated. >> i'll tell you one thing this group needs you need hot coffee (laughter). >> you can stay and entertain us for the day. >> i'll say this is a very good turn in the right direction i said we referred this in 2010 and the deputy city attorney has been trying to get her to participate and she didn't want to do so up to this point we need a execute a search warrant in 2013 sometimes coming before you helps people understand that we're at that particular point i have more to say i'm sympathetic but be that as it may we have the conditions that we have so with that, i don't have anything further to add let that cultivate and work with her with the city attorney. >> commissioner walker and then commissioner president mccarthy. >> assuming there is help in place and she avails herself what's the timeframe to - >> that's - as i said we've been at that while before i we are is that you may want to take public comment and i'll ebt within 60 days the sanctuary issues here being willing to participate i

tha thankfully it was offline and not affected. >> this is their new avenue of attack, they're no longer just coming after our economic infrastructure, they now are coming after our facilities. >> with the right keystroke, could cause death and destruction. >> in a dam situation you can open up those floodgates at night to the unsuspecting populous and have that entire water basin flood out of that dam. you have the potential to kill people by flooding them out. >> doctor scott white says the united states government is behind the curve and needs to invest far more in fortifying its online defenses. tha thankfully this alleged attempt did not work but it exposed how much more still needs to be done. >> the future for warfare and future of terrorism may very well be from the cyber world. we have to be absolutely prepared for that. >> i reached out to the u.s. army corps of engineers that manages some of the dams in this region. i was told those dams are not vulnerable to cyber attacks because they're physically controlled by someone who operates it. >> if you got a parking ticket in phila

the bowman dam in ryebrook, new york, although he was unable to open its doors because the dam was offline for maintenance. >> but for that fact that access would have given this defendant the ability to control flow rate, an outcome that clearly could have posed a clear and present danger to the public health and safety of americans. >> reporter: prosecutors say it happened over 18 months between 2011 and 2013 when the site's crashed, untold numbers of bank customers not able to access accounts. although the men may never face justice, the obama administration was determined to identify the nation behind the attack. senator chuck schumer says the potential is disturbing. >> i think iran was sending a shot across the bow saying look at the damage we can do. >> reporter: today improvements are already underway, my administration has made cyber security a top priority he said and implemented new measures to safeguard our critical infrastructure in new york state. this is the kind of attack that keeps public officials awake at night. if hackers can open a dam, maybe they can shut down the pow

we look at what's happening in terms of who is leading, in many cases it mirrors what's happening offline. if someone says something on the campaign trail, says something on a debate stage, that starts to play out and we see people going to the web and asking questions. now, donald trump, for instance, when we look at what people are asking about him what are those questions that they are saying? the top search question right now is what did he say about the kkk and that's following the

officials the alleged hackers targeted it when it was offline.he hacking took place between 2011 and 2013. a philadelphia security expert says this type of attack is terrorism's new frontier. >> the future for warfare and the future of terrorism may very well be from the cyber world. we have to be absolutely prepared for that. >> that security expert also said the united states government is behind the curve and needs to invest more to strengthen our online defenses. >>> 4:06. police are asking for your help to find a pair of shoplifters. the duo stole more than $5,600 worth of merchandise from the target steve on route 73, evesham township earlier this month. they drove away in a gray mercedes. >>> the candidates debated in center city last night. four challengers wantç to unse indicted incompetent chaka fattah. the primary election is six days before his fraud and racketeering trial. fattah faces competent television from dwight evans, brian gordon and republican james jones. >> i've said i am completely innocent. this is an election about the

that's because the gate happened to be offline for maintenance at the time. >> what was proven was that they could hack into these systems and at some point in the future be able to control the operating system, raise the sluce gate or worse. >> reporter: the westchester county executive says it shows the public and private sector need to stay ahead of hackers. preet bharara calls it a frightening new frontier of cyber crime. >> we live in a world where a devastating attack on our financial system our infrastructure and way of life can be launched from anywhere in the world. >> reporter: he says everything will be done to catch these men. and neighbors near rye brook hope he meant it. >> they were able to hack into the dam, what else could they do? maybe hack into indian point? hopefully they will find these creeps. >> reporter: if caught they could face 10 years in prison and one could face an additional 5. sonia rincon, cbs 2 news, rye brook. >> the upgrades at the dam after the cyber attack cost $30,000. >>> a health scare at a school district in rockland county to report. investigat

we look at what's happening in terms of who is leading, in many cases it mirrors what's happening offline. if someone says something on the campaign trail, says something on a debate stage, that starts to play out and we see people going to the web and asking questions. now, donald trump, for instance, when we look at what people are asking about him what are those questions that they are saying? the top search question right now is what did he say about the kkk and that's following the people are also wondering how many delegates does he have, all the way down to how much money is he worth. when we look at ted cruz, people are wondering a different set of questions. they are asking, how did he earn his money? who has endorsed him? those questions, they span a wide spectrum and they reflect people trying to get to know little bit more about what the candidates have said, and where their chances of winning tuesday is, super tuesday being such a big day. >> thank you for joining us. it's been so interesting to see what google is able to do when you could dig into the searches of people in t

it's not clear how long it will remain offline. they said all clinical facilities are open. the fbi is trying to determine if it's ransomware where hackers demand money to return the computers to normal. >>> the bitter battle with apple and the federal government may be over. the u.s. justice department said they unlocked the phone belonging to one of the san bernardino shooters and is now asking the order that would have forced the tech giant to hack the device. >> reporter: the federal government didn't need apple's help to keep it from accessing encrypted information on the iphone of syed farook. the justice department issued a statement saying with the recent stance of a third party, we are now able town lock the iphone without compromising any information on the phone. the justice department asked the the court withdraw the order that required ap -- apple to hack into the iphone. apple said it would set a dangerous precedent and threaten the privacy of the iphone users. tim cooke took a firm stance at the product launch event last week. >> we have a responsibility to he

however, officials say the alleged hackers targeted the dam, a water dam when it was offline so the wateras not affected. the federal authorities say the hacking took place between 2011 and 2013. a philadelphia security expert says this type of attack is terrorism's new frontier. >> future for warfare and the future of terrorism may very well be from the cyber world. we have to be absolutely prepared for that. >> that security expert also said the united states government is, quote, behind the curve and needs to invest more to strengthen our online defenses zblnchz christians here and around the world are marking good friday. on this most somber day onç th christian calendar, the faithful commemorate jesus christ crucifix leading up to his resurrection two days later on easter sunday. in center city, the cathedral basilica of saints peter and paul will hold meditations and the sacrament of pennants. there's also celebration of the lord's passion this afternoon. ♪ this was the cathedral last night as the faithful marked holy thursday commemorating the last supper where jesus washed the ap

i'm afraid i have to take this offline because i'm working. thank you very much. >> guest: so i can't really speak to the genre sid vim rate as i said earlier. each case is very different. i have no concern whatsoever about mohamedou slahi's release. i know he will go back to living peacefully with his family in mauritania and contributing to his community. >> host: evelyn right here in tucson. evelyn, go ahead with your question for theresa duncan. >> caller: theresa, first of all, thank you for the work you're doing on behalf of these folks. because guantanamo is such a blight on our history and society, could you tell me what would you think would be helpful for the presidential candidates to do or to say in order to bring this to an end? >> guest: that's a really great question. i think in a very broad sense one of the things that would help is for us to change sort of the tone of our dialogue of this us versus them, of treating an entire group of people as an enemy, treating an entire religion asen an enemy, understanding the intricacies

we know that taking that offline has solved the problem for now. >> reporter: bart assures passengersey are safe but if they happen to be on a train where this problem happens, they won't notice. the train continues to move thanks to the other trains around it. >> i love bart but i would like to spend as little time as possible on there, no offense, bart. >> reporter: bart hopes to have 60 of those 80 disabled train cars back in service in time for the monday morning commute. meanwhile, 775 new cars have been ordered. they will be testing them later this year in hopes replacing some of the old ones next year. in oakland, jackie ward, kpix 5. >>> coming up, making the friendly skies a little cleaner. >> how one airline manufacturer is promising you will never have to worry about germy bathrooms again. >> and i'm consumerwatch reporter julie watts. pg&e is getting rid of a once popular rate plan. and many say the utility tried to pull the plug too quickly. we'll explain. ,,,,,,,,,,,, take a look: vehicles cr >>> i deadly crash in san jose made a mess of the roads. take a look at this ve

i think a lot of things are starting to turn and commodities production is taken offline so the trades that are working, like last year, are the trades that are going to continue to work. >> well, you know, our own grasso here has been sounding the alarm on this rally. take a listen to what he had to say. >> it's the worst time to buy right now. the maximum we can rally is to 2000. this is your sell zone. 1964, up to 2000. not your buy zone. p lightening up on positions right here. >> stocks are up 5% since then. so grasso, have you changed your tune? what do you do now? >> this is what's so confusing about this, and this is to my point of how it's caught so many people off guard so if you look at this chart right here, you have your highs, right? with the exception of this pair right there you've got lower highs coming into the marketplace. right here. this was your down 11%. this was your up 13%. back down again, basically 13%, back up again 13%, and so by my tally you've got bulls two, bears two so there's been enough of a win for people, enough of a loss for people. people have bee

>> senator, i'll have to look at that offline. i'm not aware of the unobligated balance issues at wapa specifically so i'll have to get back with you on that. >> there is continuing concern among the users about wapa and the lack of transparency there. and how the funds are spent and obligated, and it's an issue that we've had for a while, and i would encourage you to look at that. >> if it would be helpful, certainly administrator mark gabriel we'd be happy to have him come in and meet with you, if that's helpful. >> it would be. and a related question, in the pma portion of the budget, wapa's seeking about 51 new ftes to among other things i think deal with cybersecurity challenges, you know, related to the grid. but southeastern and southwestern power administrations presumably have the same needs and have addressed those needs without the need for new ftes. can you also look in to see whether those requests are justified? >> we certainly will. i will note that wapa, the fact is on the output side they do provide energy to pret

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to online classes, offline classes. learn, fill those gaps. have conversations with people who are in the field now. come up to speed on the trends. there are conferences. you need to bring yourself up to speed so you can go in and say i'm engaged, i know what's going on in this world. >> you can do all this stuff before you go knock on the door again. you can say, i understand how this works. >> i happen to have taken a class on this. i got certified. that might help you get the job, right? >> you're looking for something that shows you are not looking to come up to speed on their car. >> the first thing an employer will do is google you. if you don't have a digital footprint that shows you're engaged, if you're not on twitter in a professional and engaged and active way, if you're not on linked in commenting on people's articles. if you have skills, they have skilled where they started consulting. really they became the ceo of their own firm. they got some clients. they started doing work which fills that resume. you need to -- you look like

charles: a major hospital chain offline in that situation is sent out. hackers are holding computers hostage for three big points each. the cybersecurity expert on hackers now hitting hospitals. we know the fbi probing mess. a major change. they party shaken down organization. it's a pretty interesting business model. if you use insurance to pay them off, and maybe too much. can this be stopped? this is dangerous stuff. >> you know what, what you said was so one point. this is precisely a business model. the cybercrime business model for over two greatest return on investment. it is where critical information is least protected and where it can yield the highest return. at the end of the day like any other market the health care industry has got to begin to harden the target and stop being such a soft target with how information is protected. they simply aren't doing it. charles: over the last five, six years as an a lot of times in hospitals unfortunately. if i was floored me the biggest hospitals in new york city how antiquated the equipment names. the

. >> we'll talk offline about that. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> next report is the jarred legislative committee report. >> good morning we have a our meeting on february 16th i think it was we reviewed the legislation in january, i told you about the california legislative their bills 5 from last year and 5 in any ones one has a number and a spokesperson so that is ab 1645 that is the medi-cal long term care personal needs allowance it raises the $35 a month personal needs up to and indexes it to inflation to the cost of living consumer price index excuse me. so it won't get far behind we'll be monitoring that more closely the rest we're that's pretty much where they left but time for the legislator to put bills into place the second bill monitored is the senate bill 447 that is establishing the statewide long term care and cooperating council out of the longer care report in 2014-2015 sponsor is state senator carr local lou the sponsors of that report so we'll be monitoring that and in giving the legislation the summary one and 12 agencies within the state that covers the aging & adu

has taken this west oakland substation offline.lthough they don't think it's the source of the problem. >> we're still trying to figure out exactly what caused it. we did major inspections and looked at the third rail, the track and found nothing. >> b.a.r.t. expects to have all cars repaired and back in service by monday. in west oakland, laura anthony, abc 7 news. >>> what are your thoughts on b.a.r.t.'s crowded trains? we want to hear from you like the 2013 b.a.r.t. strike. share your comments on social media with the #dearb.a.r.t. >> more than 200 transportation projects are threatened because the state collected a lot less gas taxes, money aimed at funding 225 shovel ready projects. that includes many in the bay area, the widening of highway 4, interstate 680 interchange the highway 92 and 101 interchange project and the b.a.r.t. extension to san jose. these projects and many more can be delayed or canceled. >>> authorities are examining a knife found at the old o.j. simpson estate. is the knife used in the double murder case,

iranians tarlgt several bank trying to break into the computer system at the dam in new york it was offline at the time. if that wasn't the case, the attorney general says it could have caused major problems. to control water level and outcome thalg clearly could pose danger to the public health an safety of americans. this indictment comes eight months after nuclear deal with iran and it could signal a growing divide in an already uneasy relationship. >> former nypd police officer feater liang apologized to the partner of the man that he killed. liang met face-to-face in brooklyn yesterday. he apologized for the ricocheted shot that hit an unarmed akai gurley back in 2014. she told him because of his actions her three-year-old daughter would grow up without a convicted of manslaughter his reaction to that -- conviction. but brooklyn d.a. recommended probation instead of jail saying incarceration is unneeded to protect public many this case. gurley's family is furious. listen. >> it's an outrage, a disgrace to not only the family. the community, and the state of new york. >> after meeting s