philipp: i think it does. think it is important to remember it is not entirely links to the election. in july, we think we saw the low in yields in july. the shift from monetary to fiscal, the emphasis that monetary can no longer do much more -- all of that was put into place earlier in the year. a furthery getting acceleration of a trend that was already in place. it is happening against a backdrop of a cyclical recovery that is pretty much in place in all the major regions. there is a lot of good news there. a lot of it has been priced in. obviously, we have seen big shifts in prices. absent bighink that negative surprises around policy or political risk, we should have some upside left, particularly in the equity market strength receipt. -- strength we see. francine: do you worry about liquidity? philipp: we have seen big moves in the bond market, but it is not -- if you look at the level of 10 years, for instance, it is not inconsistent with the idea of, let's say, a 2% potential growth rate in the u.s., a

philippe aghion and heather boushey. i would also like to mention how fortunate we are and grateful i am to have our brookings colleague, david wessel, joining hutchins center on fiscal and monetary policy to moderate the discussion. to conclude, i would like to thank those who have contributed to making this event a success and possible. the embassy of france for the collaboration and support. and i want to particularly recognize the ambassador with us here today and thank the french foreign ministry and the policy planning team. so now, i will turn the floor over to philippe le corre to do a more formal introduction of our two speakers. philippe: thank you very much. welcome, everybody. i am delighted to be introducing professor philippe aghion. who i had the pleasure to host in the harvard club of france four years ago. the professor is an unusual french academic who has spent most of his career on this side of the atlantic, obtaining his phd in economics at harvard in 1987, taught at m.i.t. before becoming a professo

in oakland, philippe djegal, kron four news. the vote from the alameda board of supervisors is just one part of the equation. this term sheet will now need to be approved by the oakland city council. the council is meeting tonight at city hall.and that's where we join mark carpenter who is live. we really got a sense of just how invested and committed ronnie lott and his team is in making sure the raiders stay put. and we also found out, there is another hall of famer on his team.as marcus allen appeared with the group and he offered some powerful testimony at today's hearing marcus allen >>:"they have what they call a black hole. if this team, does not remain here. there will be a black hole here in the city of oakland. we can't let that happen." >> reporter:marcus allen.poetically summing up the importance of keeping the raiders in oakland. and for ronnie lott's team, the backing of the alameda county board of supervisors, is further validation their plan.is more than viable. lott >>:"to me, for oakland, this trumps vegas. thi

. -- for about a year >> grant:our team coverage on the deadly fire continues with kron four's philippe djegal. >> grant:he talked to teachers who knew jennifer morris. >> grant:one of the 36 victims who did not survive the fire. >> reporter:21-year-old jennifer morris was a u-c berkeley student who lived in foster city. >> reporter:before college, she attended san mateo high school. where she left a strong impression on her teachers. >>sot- "she was super smart." >> reporter:math teacher jared wilke says jennifer was enrolled in pre-calculus her sophomore year and a-p stats her senior year. jenny as he calls her, one of his favorite students, in part because they shared similar passions for art and music. >>sot- "she's the type of kid that i would have expected, you know, if i was at an all-day music festival, i'd be like, oh there's jenny -- i haven't seen her in a longtime and say hi, you know, she was, she was that type of kid. i, just, its strange that that won't happen." >> reporter:we're told jennifer loved to sing and played several instruments. >>sot- "she would bring her ukule

in san francisco, philippe djegal, kron four news. >> steve:our coverage of the oakland ghost ship fire continues on kron4-dot-com. we have a list of the victims as well as a timeline of events. and a link to where people who want to help out, can donate. more rain is headed our way - making for a wet weekend. kron four meteorologist brittney shipp is tracking another round of showers for us. brit, when can we expect the next hit? >> britteny: we're saying if you pass as a going to the rest of tonight was a cloudy skies settle airshows more moisture is set up a pattern closer and the rainfall. that is merely to the north of our region but as we go into the rest of sniper see more and again after midnight. of the next the hours lots of clouds expected and temperatures dropped out of the '60s and the '50s by 7:00 same thing and nine close to the bay temperatures in the high fifties still ahead on kron four news at five. a high school teacher in the south bay is arrested. after allegedly having a sexual relationship with a student. we've

philippe had brought flowers. we emptied for bottles of wine at the time we settled to ease. that was a success. the publisher proved. oddly, he sighed. he sat back and rolled up his sleeves. which part is for me he asked? there is much laughter, celebration, praise for the salad and bread to the dining room could barely contain us. we wrote about the table like a leader of puppies, jocelyn, slicing sausages and cheese and fruit and cake. a shadow appeared at the window. i looked up. leader rosen all was outside of the car. she and her four companions were inching to the house. they had their cameras to shoulder level focusing granting them clearly to approach. we must have looked to them like fingers night i realized the decline of the west. the beaming black man at the center, the array around them, but the luminous white man with close in his hands. the young host giving everyone wine. the ruckus of festivity, the mercedes being polished, all of this was hard to focus on. i could see the explaining. i do not know how she explained. there was no laundry, however. they circl

. >> grant:today, kron four's philippe djegal spoke with the victim's aunt, who hopes the public can help solve this case. >>sot- "missing him everyday -- its just hard." >> reporter:the winter months for joel ramirez's family. >> reporter:an agonizing reminder of his untimely and shocking murder. >>sot- "he was just coming home" just days after turning 21- years old. the aspiring police officer was gunned down on his own avenue. >>sot- "and, he was an innocent bystander -- my nephew just came home at the wrong time." the deadly shooting happened the night of december 14th 2014. and, since then the case has gone cold, though joel's aunt delia aceves says the family hasn't given up hope. >>sot- "hope, that you know, one day this case will be solved. >> reporter:the city of san leandro hasthousand dollar reward for any information leading to the arrest and conviction of the suspects involved in this case to 50- thousand dollars. >> reporter:and, councilwoman corina lopez helped lead that effort. >>sot- "there's somebody out there that understands the full picture here and they really n

in the south bay, philippe djegal, kron four news. the two brothers accused of murdering a man inside a hayward target store christmas eve. did not enter a plea today. for the second day in a row. both 22-year-old frankie archuleta and 25-year-old jesse archuleta have been charged with in the murder of 36-year-old tyrone griffin. the incident happened last saturday, christmas eve, at the target on whipple road. griffen's family members say he was attacked after asking the archuleta brothers to turn down their music. however, the father of the suspects say they acted in self- defense. the brothers are being represented by different lawyers. neither of the suspects entered a plea today. and are due back in court next month. another big story we are following tonight. sanctions. expulsions and threats of covert reprisals. president obama unleashing a multi=pronged payback for to russian cyber=hacking. in a dramatic throwback to cold=war confrontation. the president, flat out accusing the russians of trying to disrupt the american preside

in menlo park, philippe djegal, kron four news. three times in the past week.san jose state university police have heard from students reporting they were the victims of sexual battery. now surveillance footage has them looking for this man.who could have committed at least one of these assualts. the most recent incident just yesterday around one in the afternoon. the woman told police she was cornered in a stairwell in duncan hall. a similar incident happened in a stairwell in sweeny hall just a few days earlier. now students say they are concerned about their safety and school's reputation. university police released this photo of a possible suspect in the student union incident. he was last seen riding northbound on the 7th street plaza toward san fernando. the cause of an early morning fire that claimed the life of an older woman last month. has been determined as arson. 70-year-old sandra caron died back on november 25th. after a fire broke out just before five in the morning at her home on oak street in san mateo. fire crews

. >> reporter:our team coverage on the deadly fire continues with kron four's philippe djegal. >> vicki:today, he met with the prinicipal of montalvin manor elementary school in san pablo. that's where travis hough worked -- one of the victims who did not survive the fire. >>sot- "through music and through art, he did therapy." >> reporter:it's been an emotionally trying several days for students and staff at montalivin manor elementary school. >> reporter:this is where 35-year-old musician travis hough spent as a licensed family therpist, serving as a councilor for students going through tough times in san pablo. >> reporter:prinicipal katherine acosta-verprauskus says the kids are struggling to come to terms with hough's passing. >>sot- "the kids have lots of questions, they're very confused. they wanna know why, they wanna know why mr. travis, and you know, we've tried to be very specific with students that sometimes things happen and sometimes bad things happen to really good people and every single person that was a victim of the fire was a good person and mr. travis just happened

in oakand, philippe djegal, kron four news. >> reporter:another big story we are tracking tonight at five. police interupt an in-progress burglary at a hayward motorcycle dealersip. officers were able to arrest one person. but two other suspects have not been caught. - kron four's haaziq madyun is following this story for us tonight. and joins us live now from the scene.and haaziq some of the details in this case are wild. >> reporter:it happened around 3:30am here at east bay motorsports in hayward. the owner told us off camera that the would-be-burglars tried breaking this window you see here and made a lot of noise in the process. then the burglars tried to rip out this heavy duty window frame. that didn't work either. someone staying at the motel next door heard the commotion, and called hayward police. investigators say the 3 men took of in a stolen -haul truck and intentionally rammed a police vehicle during the getaway. a police pursuit took place ending in west oakland where the driver of the uhaul was arrested.the other two men got away. this is not the first time a stolen u

in san mateo, philippe djegal, kron four news. in national news this morning. judge friday saying he won't call any mental health experts during the penalty phase of his trail starting january third. the same jury that convicted roof of hate crimes and other charges thursday will decide whether he should sentenced to life in prison without parole or the death penalty. roof is acting as his own lawyer in the penalty phase. >> marty:he is being sentenced for killing nine black charleston church worshippers. s in world headlines. china this morning says it's in the process of retruning an underwater drone it siezed from the u-s. the u-s navy released two underwater drones to conduct research in international waters south of china. an unarmed military research ship was in the process of retrieving the drones, when a chinese boat took control of it. the chinese defense ministry said their boat initially didn't know what the drone was and seized it for navigational safety reasons. the seizure comes in a time of heightened tension between china and the u-s. first from

. >> with that, please thank join me in thanking both philippe and heather. [applause] >> brookings was very appreciative of the french government helping to make this possible and when you leave, there are coffee cups and papers at your feet, you would make our maintenance staff happy and reduce inequality of happiness at brookings. [laughter] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2016] >> sunday, january 1 in-depth moving to a live discussion on the presidency of barack obama we take your phone calls tweets and emails and facebook questions during the program. our panel includes a white house course pond and for american urban radio networks and author of the presidency in black and white cup close view of three presidents and race in america. also the author of democracy in black how race still enslaves the american soul and pulitzer davidwinning journalist come author of barack obama, the story. watch in-dep

philippe: thank you. >> thank you. i am pleased to introduce professor philippe aghion. an unusual french academic who has spent most of his career on this side of the atlantic, obtaining his phd at harvard, taught at m.i.t., before becoming a professor at the university college of london, then harvard. analyzed theon design of growth policies, much of the work is summarized in the books that he co-authored. selected a fellow of the economic society and a fellow of the commodity of arts and sciences. lecture.he 13th we always try to find a link with the great 20th century french intellectual who was everything you like it brookings, prolific scientist, author, writer, journalist, but also an engaged intellectual who forces ine french world war ii. his major works such as the opium of the intellectual forcen world war, a true written assault on the french intelligentsia, or the critical essay, the imperial , the united states 1945-1973. he was also an associate professor himself. i want to use this opportunity to talk about this extraordinary institution founded in 1630 u

in san francisco, philippe djegal, kron four news a high school teacher at santa teresa high school insan jose has been arrested. for allegations that she has a sexual relationship with a student. 32-year-old trudy hill has been cahrged with sexual assault on a minor. she has been on leave since an investigation began about ten days ago.when the school district received an email about the alleged relationship with a 17-year-old male student. some kids who go to the school say they found it hard to believe until her arrest.saying they didn't expect this of a teacher. hill surrendered to police. she posted bail and was released yesterday. include what the students are saying about the incident from will tran's stuff the numbers are in from the election. showing voter turnout in california was the highest since the 2008 presidential election. three of four california voters participated in the election on november 8th. >> britteny: expect overnight rain and heavy rain tomorrow morning and the sierra and then mix of rain and snow through the weekend. r e tracking more rain chances. the rea

he was bringing -- davo, philippe, billy, willie and bernard.[laughter] at the appointed hour, we were ready. a car came. the day was overcast. what pulled into the parking space was not jimmy be's mercedes, but an ancient gray renault. it was followed fewer in or y'allly -- [inaudible] lela rosenthal appeared. her guests emerged. they were slow and small and bent. the process of arrival took some time. the doors opened, faltered, closed. [laughter] the last of the hapsburgs wore dark suits and carried cameras and advanced with umbrellas and canes. they shuttled off together. they kissed one another's hands. as soon as they were out of sight, we heard another car. the deep-throated growl of gears, the high hum of power and harness, the trumpeting of the horn and baldwin's mercedes roared up. [laughter] it spat and raked gravel, it rocked on its brakes, it fairly pirouetted in the sun. [laughter] four doors flung wide in unison. our company had come. [laughter] they were dressed for the occasion, grandly. they wore boaters, their boots gleamed. b

in menlo park, philippe djegal, kron four news. still ahead on kron four news at f3 a warning tonight for residents in the east bay. string of arm the happening.and what police are doing. american hero and aviation icon, john glenn, has died. a look back at his accomplishments. and. there are now *new on-and-off leash areas at parks in the bay area. what you need to know--- next. a 16-year-old boy getting a ride to school this morning was killed in a crash on san tomas expressway in campbell. a friend had offered him a ride after spotting him on his skateboard.but later the driver lost control and hit a guardrail that came through the passenger door. the teenager died on the scene. this is video from our helicopter partnership with a-b- c- news. the driver had only minor injuries. the road was wet at the time - but it's not clear yet whether that was a factor. the c-h-p is reminding drivers to slow down in rainy conditions. >>: 58 to 510 and there's not any maker model. >> reporter: near virginia they're targeting people travelling

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.>>> our team coverage continues tonight with kron4's philippe djegal.>> he talked to people waiting in a sheriff's office which has been transformed into a family assistance center. all the people holding out hope -- hope that their loved ones survived. >> if my brother is in there, i want to find him.>> i am in shock. the gut wrenching pain of the unknown palpable. families desperate for answers. dan says his younger brother alex and his girlfriend were at the dance party friday night. text messages and phone calls to both of their cell phones have gone unanswered. michaelis car still parked at the bart station in san bruno.>> give me some gloves. i'm ready. let me find my brother. that's all i want.>>> david and her mother, kim, broken up, fearing the worst. comforted knowing their daughter was with alex. the two have been together for five years and work at the same mortuary in daly city. michaela also a child and adolescent development major at san francisco state.>> she loves raves. her and alex have been going to raves for a long time.>> reporter: several people passed out of

philippe aghion and heather boushey. i'd like to mention how fortunate we are to have our brookings colleague david wessel to join us on trade policy to moderate the discussion. to conclude, i would like to thank those who contribute to making the event a success and make it possible. we are indebted to france for their tremendous collaboration and i want to particularly recognize ambassador powell today. so now i'm going to turn the floor over philippe le corre to do a more formal introduction of artiste beakers. >> thank you very much, bruce. welcome, everybody. i'm delighted to be introducing professor aghion who had the pleasure to introduce four years ago. it then as usual french academic who spent most of his career on the side of the atlantic obtaining his phd in economics at harvard in 1987, at m.i.t. before becoming professor and then at harvard book of economics. he used to analyze and design the group's policies. much of the work is summarized in the books co-authored a 1998. indigenous growth theory and econo

>> reporter:our team coverage continues with kron four's philippe djegal. who spent the day in the flood warnings were issued for parts of marin county. >> storm >> reporter:an ugly morning for those storms. bike riders knee-deep in flood waters. a hazard that forced cal- trans crews to shutdown parts of shoreline highway in mill valley. >> reporter:drivers detoured off the freeway and into town. >>- suv passing by. >> reporter:by the late morning, this roadway had picked up several inches of water. >>- water drain >> reporter:in kentfield, police keeping at locust avenue. an area prone to flooding. >> reporter:neighbors say they don't expect the water to rise above the storm drains. but you can see how even those can become a problem. >> reporter:as debris picks up, potentially clogging the runoff. >> reporter:in novato. >> reporter:some basking in the rain -- continuing the workout despite the dangerous conditions. >> "i like how it challenges me differently. it's the same run, but different weather. i just embrace it and enjoy it." >> steve: during this

in pleasant hill, philippe djegal, kron four news.the mother of a man stabbed to death inside a target store on christmas eve is talking about >> steve:the tragic loss of her son. in connection to the crime. however the victim's girlfriend tells kron4's haaziq madyun that there were two women who got away before police >> reporter:the san francisco police commission's changes to the police departments use of force policy, will be implemented as approved. today a san francisco superior court judge rejected a bid by the police officers' union to block parts of that new policy. kron 4's dan kerman is live tonight at police headquarters. with details on the two issues which remain a thorn in the side of the union. still no sign tonight of a menorah stolen from a san francisco park. the 100 pound. 6-foot tall hanukkah symbol was taken from washington square park on christmas day. police don't believe at this time that it was a hate crime. they figure the thief might have been after the brass menorah to sell it for money. the theft hasn't s

kron four's philippe djegal reports. following the warehouse fire. for example - a building in denver. similar to the ghost ship in oakland.has been shut down. it was called the "rhinocer- opolis" and was popular with artists and musicians. there's a notice on the door warning people to stay out. and earlier this week - an artists' collective in baltimore was closed down because of similar problems. >> reporter: rollo the rate will stay here in the start of a week and the heavier showers and reyna is expected tomorrow morning and then it will continue to with all cluster pushing up in the high country sierra like talk or region has the guts to the day. ec wheat conditions to start and then the next system arrives. x retarded theory chances specifically monday and tuesday and possibly into wednesday and thursday as well. wrote >> reporter: to look at what's happening in north bay is on everything treks to the east. vallejo now seeing a light rain showers and then the same is true if you're closer to milpitas and was a not view everything as tracking t

i demanded a medical exam for his son and allegedly took out his anger on this man, philippe a lewis, who accused ir slamming the door on his hand. friends say the warehouse was no place to raise children. daniel boudreau has told reporters she helped pick up ion kids from school and help aid and feed them, and pick lice out of their hair. >> derek was completely in denial, you couldn't have a rational conversation with him at that point. i stood right in front of the building and said, derek this is not safe, your kids are in danger. and his attitude was that i was being hysterical. >> i instruct that back in fabric, 2015 he asked for a restraining order against the scotia president, shelley maxing, she repeatedly called cps on also accusations and was attempting to have my children taken by cps. that same month, the three children were taken by cps and begin living with relatives in southern california. on facebook, the children's mother, micah allison wrote that the couple had been condemned on-based speculation and slander. she also wrote that her children were being destroyed and

. >> steve: philippe djegal. spoke exclusively with another one of laron campbell's sisters. as well as his mother. >> steve:the family says it's just thankful laron was taken into custody peacefully. >>- "i'm happy in all sense, due to the fact they didn't kill him." >> steve: >> reporter:an initial sigh of relief from laron campbell and marcaysha alexander's mother trena burton. >> reporter:and, sister ramona cox. >> reporter:knowing, that neither was harmed when arrested tuesday night. >>- "i just pray that they treat them well, while they're in custody. cuz, marcaysha has two kids and im just very emotional right now. i'm not knowing what to do." >> reporter:and, it may be a while before marcaysha gets to see her kids again. she's in jail now booked on suspicion of harboring a fugtive. her brother laron caught hiding in his sister's attic in antioch. >>- "what are you to do, when your loved one, you know, comes to you. >> "the situation she was put in was unfortunate, but the love that you have for your family, what do you do? you know, um, its just -- i'm speechless." >>

they tell philippe djegal -- they are just thankful he was taken into custody peacefully. it's a story you'll only see on kron4. >>sot- "i love you brother." >> reporter:ramona cox says she feared the worst might happen to her brother laron campbell after learning he escaped from the santa clara county main jail last week. but she was grateful to learn he was ok after he was taken back into custody tuesday night. >> reporter:she just wishes he didn't old sister marcaysha alexander down with him. >>sot- "they're both good people." >> reporter:laron and marcaysha's mother at that than to prcoess everything. >>sot- "i was surprised to me at all. no contact from him, she didn't tell me anything about the connection of the two, due to the fact i might lash out like why would you put yourself at risk like that." >> reporter:now marcaysha is behind bars. away from her two young boys. and, laron -- orginnaly in jail for for charges related to a home invasion robbery -- is in even more trouble. ia man descibed as caring then deeply for his family >>sot- "he really was concerned abo

philipp lengsfeld, from merkel's own party, said the system is clearly overwhelmed. >> we let hundreds of thousands of people into the country, and this just overstretched our resources. and we have been too liberal regarding this. >> reporter: now, the question is whether amri was part of a larger network that helped plan the attack and his escape, elaine, and how he managed to cross three countries and board trains without being detected. >> quijano: charlie d'agata in berlin for us. charlie, thank you. a hostage drama played out today when a libyan plane headed to tripoli was hijacked to the mediterranean island of two men demanded asylum in europe and appeared to have guns and hand grenades. the weapons were fake and the hijackers were arrested. all 117 passengers and crew are safe. amy weirich following breaking news from los angeles tonight. "star wars" actress carrie fisher was rushed to a hospital in critical condition after suffering a medical emergency on a flight from london. ben tracy is in our l.a. newsroom. ben. >> reporter: elaine, a law enforcement source tells cbs news

philippe: i agree. i think it is a very good proposal. i fully agree with what they propose, so i have nothing to comment because i think i cannot do better, so i am publicly in the same direction. someone asked me about renewable energy. we are doing work on that. this is all, you know, -- we work with each other. [crosstalk] [laughter] >> i compete. we did an interesting study -- wewe showed data we on clean and dirty data in the auto industry. those who have done innovation in the past and keep doing what they used to do, you tend to keep doing -- that is what we call dependence. you need the law of the state to redirect the progress. we did not talk about so far, the rule of the state, by the way. that is a very important question and i will come back to that. you need the state to redirect it. you can do it partly with government. because you have two externalities, one is a knowledge externality. it is always good when you have two externalities so you have more than one instrument to deal with them. we saw that it is the combinatio

in oakand, philippe djegal, kron four news. a new twist tonight to a homicide in hayward. investigators are calling it a murder for hire. and tonight: two more arrests have been made. the vicitm -- adan katami of antioch was shot to death in his car back in july at meekland avenue and blossom way. two suspects were arrested just after the crime. it turns out both were from tennessee. investigators say they traveled to the bay area with the sole mission of killing the victim. now two more arrests have been made: wessley brown of berkeley and 37-year-old tikisha upshaw of san leandro. detectives say the two hired the tennessee duo to commit the killing. a bay area restaurant chain mysteriously shuts down. tonight -- an employee at pasta pomodoro tells us the shocking way he found out he was out of a job. then: just months after we showed you a serious homeless encampment problem -- a woman has been found dead. tonight - we look into why the football-field sized camp hasn't been removed. and next -- new at ten: distrubing video appearing to show former 49er ray mcdonald. duri

in san mateo, philippe djegal, kron4. >>> for nearly a month, donald trump traveled across the country in what some have called his thank you tour. saturday his tour wrapped up in alabama. thousands of supporters lined up for hours to see the president-elect in his final thank you tour stop in alabama, a location where some greeted trump in fancy dresses. >> boycotted we do well in the south. i said if i lost i was going to moved to alabama or someplace in the south. >> reporter: trump has traveled across the country having postelection rallies, several key battleground states.>> thank you to ohio. these are great people in north carolina. thank you to the great people of iowa. >> reporter: trump admitted his supporters got violent during the campaign. >> you are nasty and mean and vicious. but now your mellow. your cool. and you're not nearly as vicious or violent. >> reporter: hackers interfered with the 2016 elections. trump has called those claims ridiculous. as for president obama, he says he delivered a warning to vladimir putin on cyber hacking during the g20 summit.>> there wil

in oakand, philippe djegal, kron four news. >> steve:new tonight at eight.a popular bay area restaurant closes its doors, without notice. ' pasta pomodoro has 15 locations. employees tell kron 4 they found out about the closure through a text messag. kron 4's charles clifford is live in san bruno at one of the locations. charles.we understand the employees are still waiting to be paid? sot paula employes did not see this coming. >>: here. i got hired right after brian vasquez was a host here at pasta pomodoro in san bruno. he worked last friday and then day after christmas he lost his job in one of the worst ways possible. sot i got a text. on monday, pasta pomodoro management informed it's employees via text message that the company had ceased operations, that all employees are now on unpaid furlough, that they should not come to work and that their final paychecks would arrive by friday. when brian came to the restaurant looking for answers he found locked doors and these signs. sot it's like the worst timing for it to close. right after christmas. everyone spent their money. we were

this question is for philippe. they talk about the creative destruction process when they covered about during a financial crisis, defaulters take on the integrity of the risk in a debt contract. i want to find out your thoughts on an index contingent debt contract and whether that would in a for better quality destructive process. heather,e start with the trade-off between universal basic income and spending money on social programs like training and education. do you have a view? i think that it is an interesting conversation. i have to bring initial reactions when i think about the basic income guarantee. the firm is no better than we do in what they know. firms do less training in a decreasing amount of overtime because community colleges and have an information asymmetry there. i would like to encourage firms that isre trading and sort of a different kind of agenda. around the basic income, i think the most important thing is that we provide for people who don't have jobs now but also keep our eyes on the priz

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. >> reporter: philippe djegal, » kron4 news. >> the fire claimed the lives of 36 people.ncert to raise money for the victims is about francisco. ella sogomonian >> reporter: they are just starting to set up hf%right now but they have said that all proceeds that are going to kt'ñ cthe door are going to go towards fire victims and the families affected by that go ship -- ghost ship warehouse fire. these l3bands banded together a had the 3wñpro's seeds go -- mission. you caring.com has already raise close to half $1 million with the help of a couple of athletic teams. they will be distributing that money along with the mayor's office and the red cross to make sure the families will benefit qwefrom that money. these three bands wanted to cwl come together and go along with the mission. i am joined by andrew oswald, who is with the band the creepers, one of the three performing here tonight. i am going to ask him, andrew, how did you come up with this you together and give this concert tonight?>> i can say that everyone playing tonight as either lost friends or is really clos

. >>> long time viacom ceo philippe demon squeezed out by sumner.he two were estranged for a while, but sherry is again heir to the corporate thrown. >>> and the biggest media merger of the decade, at&t seeking to buy time-warner, in an $80 million contribution. trump slammed it on the campaign trail. whether he tries to block it now remains to be seen. >>> from clinton's hacked cam pain, to the -- someone even mailed trump's 1995 tax return to the "new york times." but what every leaked. raw footage from the apprentice. >>> number 6, goodbye gawker, a lawsuit regarding -- >> the $140 million sex tape. >> a multimillion dollar judgment forceded him into bankruptcy, a warning to journalists everywhere. in a surprise twist, silicon valley peter teal said that he was the money behind the lawsuit. >>> number five, fakes news stories, hoaxes on the web, polluting facebook timelines and twitter streams. some wonder if it helped tip the scales for trump. >> we don't think it swayed the election, but we take that responsibility really seriously. >> facebook

for more, i want to bring in sabrina from the guardian and philipp from "the washington post."rt on the question of tillerson. if this is the pick, you see marco rubio's comments and you know when it am cacomes to russ. is there a worry for the trump team if they go with tiller? >> there is. the main reason people might be worried is the comment from rubio. this is going to be one of the first big tests if trump picks tillerson. this is the test to twist the arms of people on capitol hill. i think a broader question about the trump presidency. can he get congress to fall in line with whatever it is he happens to be doing. he's a business guy. we have seen a lot of wealthy and business people who made up the cabinet. this poses is this the establishment view of what a secretary of state should be? >> if the trump team were to conclude, there has been no announcement. this might be too risky in terms of confirmation. maybe we haven't do this. is mitt romney the back up and who is the second choice? >> there is no clear sense because so many names are floated between mitt romney a

philippe basulto of td bank to the podium. and as many of you know, that is america's most convenient bank, from what i understand. [laughter] so thank you. [applause] >> that was paid. [laughter] good afternoon, everyone. it truly is an honor and a pleasure to be here today at this incredible event. miami-dade college does such an outstanding job. but more so, i get the privilege and the honor of introducing probably one of florida's greatest treasures, and, you know, i could read a bio, but i firmly believe by the crowd that's here that we all know exactly who dave barry is. [laughter] [applause] you know, having a chance, being born and raised here in miami and really loving miami, florida, in general, it truly is an honor that we have an author who not only gets us, but actually writes it and writes it so well. so i don't want to keep boring you with me, because i have nothing to give except an introduction today. it is my pleasure to introduce to you mr. dave barry. [applause] >> thank you. thank you. thank you all for co

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philipp potter was at the wheel of the tipper truck. of the vehicle and he denied causing death by dangerous or careless driving. today he has been cleared. philip potter told the trial that, as he sat here that afternoon, trying to take in what had just happened, his boss, matthew gordon, came over to him, grabbed him and said, "don't tell the police about the brake warning light." that boss, matthew gordon, has now been convicted of manslaughter. the prosecution claimed his business, grittenham haulage, was a shambles. a mechanic, peter wood, who was employed to inspect the compa ny‘s trucks, has also been found guilty on four counts of manslaughter. the fact of the matter is that both men failed in their duty of care to the public. maggie gordon had no transport manager and flouted every revelation lay down to ensure safety. peter wood signed off their god is safe when clearly they were not. men if the folks at the time of the crash were long—standing. —— domenico defaults. —— many of the faults. sian vaughan says she has been horrif

issue, to fight on behalf of children when it comes to education, whether , be building coalitions philippe has been super. my legislative director, matt diller, is that quiet individual that made sure the trains were running on time. our communications director, brad stuart, probably held up a camera more times than i care to remember. and i apologize to him for messing up probably more times than i needed to. but ultimately when it came time to our social media and getting the word out, brad was vitally important in making sure that our message was getting out to the people that it needed to. we had an outstanding staff in washington that worked hard to amplify the voice of each and every constituent. and jordan hayman, who was really focused on a lot of health care work, came to us from the campaign but really rolled up her sleeves and was fantastic. noah barger, noah, or jason as he's sometimes referred to, always had a smile on his face, was probably one of the rocks in that office, chelsea callfield, who is truly the spark plug of our team, and would come into the office to see a smil

. >> grant:and tonight kron four's philippe djegal. spoke exclusively with another one of laron campbell's sisters. as well as his mother. the family says it's just thankful laron was taken into custody peacefully. >>- "i'm happy in all sense, due to the fact they didn't kill him." >> reporter:an initial sigh of relief from laron campbell and marcaysha alexander's mother trena burton. and, sister ramona cox. >> reporter:knowing, that neither was night. >>- "i just pray that they treat them well, while they're in custody. cuz, marcaysha has two kids and im just very emotional right now. i'm not knowing what to do." >> reporter:and, it may be a while before marcaysha gets to see her kids again. she's in jail now booked on suspicion of harboring a fugtive. >> reporter:her brother laron caught hiding in his sister's attic in antioch. >>- "what are you to do, when your loved one, you know, comes to you. >>- "the situation she was put in was unfortunate, but the love that you have for your family, what do you do? you know, um, its just -- i'