they deplored california's intellectual conditions from its preponderance of nervous dandies and the silly girls and a taste for melodrama and moralizing. the time had come for the new kind of journal more discriminating. the iran had been a good start but the bohemians outgrew it and needed a platform of its own so the story continues and i wish i had more time to keep reading. but i thought i would stop there and open up questions. so thank you for listening. [applause] guesser? >> i would like -- i got this book a couple of weeks ago and i haven't finished it, but i've been very impressed by what you wrote. i wanted to ask you how did you get involved with mark twain in all of this? i read mark twain when i was a teenager and i read tom sawyer and huckleberry finn. i never read king arthur or the innocents abroad but i read essays and i knew mark twain was involved in many different things like the imperialist league. so i was curious where -- it's an excellent book. i deeply appreciate -- >> i always wanted to write about san francisco to you i was fascinated in california histor

civil courts have preponderance of evidence and they recognize that a unique tag is specific to an offender. we will collect and tag evidence, we will as a result centralize evidence collection of tag employees, and particular particular particularly photograph offenses with their smartphones, with their reports to the san francisco police department leveraging existing resists. we have customized the 3-1-1 office to give san francisco police department the best data possible. and so reporting employees don't have to make estimates on each offense. chief suhr is providing for analysts to catalog offenses and reports of unique tags. and another expert officer would be needed on as-needed basis. for serial offenders, not withstanding the last item, all of this is administrative and several on the way. other jurisdictions in california are using a similar system. in east los angeles they saw a drop of 55% in the first four years of implementing this program. if that happens in san francisco, we expect to save over $11 million. now the second element of this legislation before us today, it tigh

they were obliterated and by the preponderance nature of tech. and the tech moves dwarfed the rest of the market. the amazing runs we saw in the foods, in the beverages, the drug stocks, the non-tech growth stocks, the industrials, the oils and the utilities. yes, tech was so huge that it blighted the whole s&p, despite the big rallies and the other sectors i mentioned. so i'm not as frightened by the 2000 analogy as others. because the worst decline in nasdaq history did not in fact bring down the vast majority of the other stocks. those are the same stocks that are now in strong footing in 2014. so please don't read the exodus from momentum as an exodus from the entire market. that would be a false read. view it as a migration to cheaper companies. the last truly a god send in the low interest rate environment and hence, stocks like ibm and mcdonald's, up nicely in the last few weeks. and now that been able to breathe for day let's explore the real reasons for the downturn. a quiet day we can do this. you can make a judgment about whether you n

. >> preponderant of evidence shows that the three men conspired to commit acts of violence. this is the first opportunity for the judge to weigh in on the facts of this controversial case. wilson made his decision known. prosecutors presented tangible evidence that the men brought about rate of black and ian array of weapons >> carry out an arson attack. defendants conspired to make molotov cocktails to commit acts of violence. defense attorneys had hoped to reduce reclines exposure. the defense is trying to knock out the two cases of possession. the three defendants who have already been in jail since may of 2012 could be looking at anywhere from 4-30 years in prison. >> chicago police are hoping the man on charges he unknowingly infected his girlfriend with hiv. >> the wife of the doctor killed by terrorists and afghanistan are thinking people for their support. >> his wife says he did his dream of helping the afghan people by treating children and training of doctors. >> other doctors> always had a desire to be the hands and feet of christ. yet it love and commitment that

they have generated 3090 preponderate $1 million attracting just under 800,000 visitors that accounted for 4% of the national gzp p and very clear as to what the authorities need to do now. >> we should be very strong and pushing the government to bring solutions to implement what they have promised as compensation. the financial compensations and the social management of the families that have been effected by this. operators know they need to work together to protect the guides. >> they need to understand the facts, that are involved in this system. and who work with the private sector who come into an individual solution. this continue continues to mourn the death of the largest number, but for many year who risked their live each season, no, it won't be the last. the season to potentially climb the world's largest peek, has come to an end. the united nations, now considering sanctions against south sudan and the rebel forces that massacre last week led to hundreds of civilians dead. that led to an emergency meeting of the u.n. security council our diplomatic editor has more. that c

makers you hear you get more ay bang for the buck if you tear the other guy down so i think we a preponderance of negative ads. gwen: as we mark the first of the been marathon bombing this week we had to take n a fresh example of random deadly violence this time at two jewish community sites in kansas. park, good luck trying to find any federal official who will say happened at that fort hood or oklahoma city or anywhere on our soil are terrorism. know. i tried. this is white house counterterrorism advisor lisa on the news hour last night. what we have seen is extremism in any number of forms and it is not kwaoepbd to any one -- to any one community. to any one nfined individual of a particular faith. we need to respond to it and regardless of faith, regardless of where it is present. gwen: when we hear a white house andcial talk about violence extreme nfl but not terrorism is it just labeling? partly labeling but if something is classified as a terrorism they can qualify for benefits but it is true the federal government tends to stick to a pretty strict definition which is terrorism is an ac

the standard of proof for the occ is basically a preponderance of the evidence. it is more likely than not that something happened that we have to be able to articulate the evidence, not just have a feeling but be able to bring witnesses and articulate the report that why it's more than 50 percent that it happened. we need to get that point. if after afternoon -- an investigation we find the police violated a practice, we serve the report to chief sur. chief is you are can impose a suspension on an officer. if it's warranted to termination, then the police commission will have the jurisdiction of the case and they will consider it and hear the matter usually in a mini trial form. this is specifically disciplinary matters. so it's a personnel action against police officers if it is warranted. we also provide something that's very effective which is mediation between complainants and police officers on a one to one. our mediation program allows complainants to resolve issues with an accused officer or officers in person in a sort of a dispute resolution form. the g

started a single purpose with the middlebrow and with the depraved condition of vapor conference -- preponderant for the melodrama the time had come for a new kind of journal more discriminating. it was a good start but they needed a platform of their own. the story continues and i wish i had more time to keep reading but i thought i would start there and open to questions. thank you for listening. [applause] >> i got this book a couple of weeks ago i have been very impressed by what you wrote. but how did you get involved with mark twain? i've read mark twain when i was the teenager and "huckleberry finn" and tom sawyer never takes arthur or innocents abroad but his essays i knew he was involved in many different things. it is an excellent book. i deeply appreciate it. >> for b i'll always wanted to write about san francisco fascinated with california history. many of us have the vague sense that twain spent time here but not how much. it turns out that as we learned more about how much time he spent here that was a story i wanted to write. talk about "huckleberry finn" or tom sawyer but that t

economist say that 8 preponderate 8 million jobs have been found in the resealings. the u.s. labor department said 192,000 jobs were added in march but the unemployment rate stayed at 6.7%. most of the hires were in lower payer jobs. >>> a company face as lawsuit that could have big repercussions. the suit gets yell please to remain the reviewers. yell please has said they will not reveal identities. negative comments are sometimes fake reviews from competitors (. >> the dow jones dropped 159 points, mazz dark fell 110. google, facebook and netflix n. >> the justice department is investigating high frequency trading. attorney generic holder told the house appropriations committee said it may violate insider trading logs. the fbi confirmed they're investigate the practice. >>> an exploding feral cat population is launching a passionate debate on both sides of the issue t.city council may vote next week on a plan to ban the feeding of stray cats. >> reporter: michael de la rosa describes as the cats. he works on second street, a half block from where people feed the strays. aff

. >> fufried said the awesome preponderate of placed. we stusz what was pest are if the the.nk you, jim, preshth is it can ca l save them from doom in the winter. and there is also this. that is a drug tuppet and where they lead and who the feteds say are behind them. >> and revefrnl by rat? dispout leads to rodent infest taugzitation. ? canned you head lines now. we are learning what caused a four in a boston apartment building that killed two brave firefighters. according to the da's office. it was fouled by strong winds. >> two ships with listening equipment are searching underwater. flight throe cent vanished with 239 on board. >> wholly wrapped batman. four legged revenge. they are looking for a group of suspects who dumped live rats after a dispout on soeshl media. my gosh what didn't they do. dump the rats in the neighbors house for revenge. police are looking for you. >> and democrats searching for political cover in today's job numbers and:ers add 1,192,000 jobs. the report may not be enough to help the embattled dems up for reelection. guy benson for edoat are.com.

economist say that 8 preponderate 8 million jobs have been found in the resealings. the u.s. labor department said 192,000 jobs were added in march but the unemployment rate stayed at 6.7%. most of the hires were in lower payer jobs. >>> a company face as lawsuit that could have big repercussions. the suit gets yell please to remain the reviewers. yell please has said they will not reveal identities. negative comments are sometimes fake reviews from competitors (. >> the dow jones dropped 159 points, mazz dark fell 110. google, facebook and netflix n. >> the justice department is investigating high frequency trading. attorney generic holder told the house appropriations committee said it may violate insider trading logs. the fbi confirmed they're investigate the practice. >>> an exploding feral cat population is launching a passionate debate on both sides of the issue t.city council may vote next week on a plan to ban the feeding of stray cats. >> reporter: michael de la rosa describes as the cats. he works on second street, a half block from where people feed the strays. aff

get serious or tell us much how the race is going to go until we see who is in or out and they preponderate their platforms. >> eastern sunday, who will be on the show? >> we'll talk about eastern subpoena and the message of pope francis and talk to the arch bishop. and we'll have the latest on ukraine, obviously changing developments with the supposed deal out of againeva and see whether the situation is easing up or like a hair-trigger on fox news sunday. >> see you in washington next week. >> thank you, ed. >> and the president hosts a big health care meeting in the white house days after the touting of the obama care roll numbers. and there is much uncertainty in the insurance market. >> and this mother keeping cool in the check out line while a baby bakes in the car. >> families of victims in the sinking of a ferry now demanding answers after survivors were told not to evacuate at the first signs was trouble. (inaudible) chlorred okay, listen up! i'm re-workin' the menu. mayo? corn dogs? you are so outta here! aah! [ female announcer ] the complete balanced nutrition of great-tasting e

they deplored california's intellectual conditions from its preponderance of nervous dandies and thelly girls and a taste for melodrama and moralizing. the time had come for the new kind of journal more discriminating. the iran had been a good start but the bohemians outgrew it and needed a platform of its own so the story continues and i wish i had more time to keep reading. but i thought i would stop there and open up questions. so thank you for listening. [applause] guesser? >> i would like -- i got this book a couple of weeks a

so a huge preponderance of them are impacted and just to explain when you see the https, in your url at top of the web page, the s is the secure part. i thought this was industry standard. >> it was a industry standard and this was a version of software used by half a million sites or more representing 2/3 of all the sites on internet. gerri: wow. >> it was just one of, like when you get update notifications say, update your software with a patch. think of it, patches for software is equivalent of ants at a picnic. you will see the bugs and they will patch the bugs but this is one where everybody missed the bug. they missed the hole in it and there was such exposure to information. gerri: so i understand there's a fix in the works? >> there is a fix in the works. many sites have already installed the patch. and they're notifying their users literally one by one with the sites. it is a lot of big sites that have had issues. gerri: like? >> google had, they talked about it. yahoo! talked about it. gerri: wow. >> tumblr, a number of those sites. the important thing is, don't change your

i don't think that we have any doubt that the preponderance of evidence indicates a direct russian involvementere but in this setting i'm not preparing to further. >> we're joined live from washington, d.c. and ros, the u.s. clearly worried about what is going on in ukraine. >> we just heard from the department spokesperson is that the u.s. is prepared to look at the russian government who they believe is responsible for the fomenting of this pro-russian anti-ukrainian tension in the eastern part of ukraine. one thing we should note, the administration is very clear that this needs to be resolved sooner rather than later, and there is growing concern if there wasn't already enough concern about the risk of instability inside ukraine. >> so the threat of more sanctions, it is a crick which one for the u.s. isn't it because they're not likely to take russia on militarily. >> no, they're not. there is no a plan afoot to have the russians, the ukrainians, the u.s. and e.u. meet in something known as the quad. perhaps a week or so from now. there are ways of de-escalating the across and trying to r

i don't think that we have any doubt that the preponderance of evidence indicates that here. >> secretary kerry and foreign minister lavrov discussed the issue in ukraine and they said there iall wants to avoid any my solution. moscow and kiev have very chilly relations. moscow is still reluctant to recognize the government there if, indeed, the talks do go ahead. it's hoped to break the stalemate in this crisis but moscow has already said they will attend the talks if kiev begins to listen to those in the region, meaning the ethnic russians. >> now moldova on ukraine's western border is dealing with its own small province that wants to return to russia. more people there feel more in line with the kremlin than europe. >> reporter: history has driven many paths through moldova. the welcome sign above this musical academy shows the languages used here, turkish, monthlmonthly domoldovaen and r. the president of the autonomous region made us turkish coffee before explaining why he's so opposed to joining the european union. >> the e.u. is patting them on the shoulder and telling them that th

. >> the preponderance of evidence indicates a direct russian involvement here. >> the state department is accusing moscow of fuelling unrest in eastern ukraine. the authorities in kiev handed a deadline to pro-russian act visits who occupy the buildings. they have 48 hours to negotiate or face force. meanwhile, peace talks in the middle east are stalled and secretary of state met with israel's foreign minister working to find a solution. palestine authorities are demanding israel release 26 palestine prisoners. >> a 16-year-old suspect is held without bail after a stabbing rampage. al. was charged as an adult and is facing two dozen felony charges, including attempted homicide and aggravated assault. >> comcast planned a merger with time warner under scrutiny at a senate hearing. critics are concerned the $45 billion deal will cause cable prices to skye rocket. others say they don't compete in the same markets and prices will not be affected. "america tonight" with joie chen is coming up next. and the late newest onlion at aljazeera.com. >> a 16-year-old suspect, a bloody rampage. this

plus, the preponderate triumphantly claimed 8 million americans registered for obama-care, but is he exaggerating the plan's success? and are corporations become sneaky in giving you to give up rights? when question see you at the top of the hour. signs of a break through coming from key negotiators. to reduce the pay out to thousands of former employ joes followin folloe story of one retired couple that says that any cuts could prove disastrous. we are headed for a big problem. i don't know what to do then. >> i don't either. >> the nurse, 71-year-old grade and i and his wife are the faces of a bankrupt city. a couple who live on the pension check that detroit promised them. a check that a bankruptcy deal may dramatically shrink. >> the amount of money they are talking about knocking out of your check, is half of it is your rent, or your house note. these people are going to suver, period. >> it is forcing them to ask questions that once seems unthinkable, how will i live, how will i make it. i am with already living close to poverty line as it is. to me. like i said, whether i choo

so there's so much material here, gretchen, that the propensity of the evidence, the preponderance, there's evidence out there that it just demands answers. she's the one that first apologized for the fact that supposedly they had done something wrong. so as we pursued that, we have found that they did something wrong. she has a duly issued subpoena. she has to come testify and she didn't. >> it seems as if the stories are changing with several central figures. not only lois lerner but the president himself, quite honestly -- he originally seems to be very upset about this story. and then went on a couple of months ago saying there wasn't a smidgen of corruption. but here's my question, congressman -- what's the likelihood that eric holder is going to actually do something about this because congress held him in contempt. that remains open. i just don't see it happening there. >> we can't give up. this is our process. and i think the american people have to demand that their executive branch enforce the laws. when you have a duly issued subpoena, it's not optional. you have to come to congr

>> well i think also you have to look at the preponderance of data.ere have been a series of polls showing pryor moving too the lead. a reason for it. hitting tom cotton on positions on medicare and social security. and the people of arkansas dent -- don't like what they're hearing. there is an explanation. i think the guys look silly. making the polls the issue. don't think voters care about polls, candidates, positions. democrats are making cases right now. >> yeah, governor dean, having run for governor, run for president, in a, environment where people do track these polls a lot. why do you think they're focused on trying to say this is wrong rather than well there is time left. we can beat mark pryor. >> republicans have a history of basically using propaganda. and itch the polls and the facts get in the way. they just simply get rid of the facts. the history over a period of time which is why they're ineffective in congress. facts actually do matter in the long run. i think this is a good sign. a ways to go. six months out. these are not binding

now the pendulum has swung back to a high preponderance of unprofitable companies.hat's of concern. so i think what you're seeing is on the one hand a voracious appetite for growth. there is the ipo market is white hot in every respect, but to some extent investors are being discerning, and that's with the statistics you saw for the health care market, it's the best times, it's the worst of times. you have the top performers and the bottom performers. so i think the lesson picking up on charlie's point is remember 2000, remember that things can end in tears, and some of these sky high valuations may not support -- liz: excellent point. >> -- i think when you look at king. liz: mark newton, what level are you looking at that you need to see the s&p 500 close at today, in about five and a half minutes, so that you feel a little better about trade tomorrow? mark newton's gone. all right. nicole, is there a level that the traders are talking about at this moment? >> reporter: well, they saw the sport originally at -- support originally at 1840. we've broken below that,

woodruff: are you saying in most states, most congressional districts right now young people hold the preponderance of votes? because i feel lawmakers are saying young people aren't turning out. >> young people elected barack obama in 2008 and turned out in record numbers in 2012. so i think the millennial generation is here to stay when it comes to voting. >> woodruff: robert stavins, there are also a number of politicians, in particular republicans, who question the science, even, question whether carbon emissions contribute to pollution. how do you address that kind of opposition or doubt? >> well, judy, in my view, the climate skepticism that you're referring to that exists among some people in the republican party, particularly the more conservative parts of the republican party, really doesn't have to do with climate change itself. it really has to do with political polarization that's been taking place. as the republican party has moved gradually to the right for a whole set of structural reasons. so what we have now is an ideological divide. so, tragically, the debates in the united states,

anything more is capped at 10 preponderate. you see house prices in new zealand start to trail off. months later, they have actually started putting up rates. why is this a lesson? they are talking about solving the housing problems with macro potential talks. there will be a lot of people in new zealand with floating mortgage rates and they will be getting decimated this year as the central bank continues to put up rates. what does this mean for the housing market going forward? >> there will be a lot of people watching. it is the first -- >> 12-18 months. >> it is happening already here with the mortgage market review which comes into effect now. there will be stricter conditions when you apply for a mortgage. you'll be asked more questions. they are all right starting to rise. no point moving after it happened. it is already moving. >> today's big corporate story is what? m&a in drugs industry. a couple of the big players have released results today. >> they have. we can see novartis be pretty much unchanged if not down a little bit. first quarter profit little change. on the ups

not seen the preponderance of hedging activity.f macro catalyst out there right now. there are sectors that are more hers, one of them being the higher dividend yield sectors like utilities, the reit's. these sectors have had tremendous runs. is upu, a utility etf, about 15% year to date and about 5% in the last week. other sectors like biotech -- .ech has gotten whipped around >> i want to mention bank of america. we have been watching them closely. there was some sort of mistake made on the fed stress test. they said they would postpone plans to buy back stock to raise the dividend. now there are talks that maybe the buyback will go away but the dividend will stay. i'm curious how options folks are looking at that. itself was in significant in terms of the dividend going from five cents back to one sent or the buyback being canceled -- to one cent or the buyback being canceled. the gravity of the event was how do you make a mistake as far as what was put forth. we see it as a one-off. we don't see it as something that is likely t

cac 40 is down preponderate 71%. the kospi is fairly flat, the nikkei down 1.7%. hang seng is down .60%. and the s&p is down as they start that election. bond markets, we saw yields steadily climb last year into the non-payout report. the treasury yields are back down 2.37% where we stand today. and on the currency markets, the payroll came out in 2000 which is little shy. we just saw them post that number on friday some data is trimming their bullish positions on the dollar. so dollar/yen was up at a two-and-a-half month high to 103.80. aussie dollar flat just below 1.66. euro/dollar, we hit 1.37. it was also a discussion at the workshop on finance in italy, julia speaking with economist and industry leaders about the role of the ecb. one of those was the ceo of union credit. and he thought he had done enough to secure europe's recovery. >> they have done the work they think is necessary, so there could be low up nation in europe. i think they have not taken yet a relative decision. they believe to announce the possibility of controversy measures, so i think the

giving that we have multiple parties now running with each, could you see the party that gets the preponderance of vote finding them to be a partner and then pulling in separately. >> that is a great question. the door is open and you can make deals in different directions. iraq does need a political opposition because it hasn't had a political opposition sends 2003. the risk taking that approach is you won't necessarily have a political opposition will have a sectarian opposition so even if one scenario is that the minister would get the majority of the seat and he's able to work with the deputy paymaster and his group because at this point all of the groups are aligned with other groups and that might look across the government and across the sectarian political majority government. i am not certain that it will be fueled this way by the other iraq ease in the political groups or the other institutions because they have performed better than the other groups and it will be risky to disenfranchise based on the political deals. if it does happen and they are not to be leaving the representative

barring that it will be difficult because the preponderance of the evidence, 51, 49%, has to be shownside or the other two in the case. i don't know how they will do that without showing he was slipped the drink you are talking about. >> one trip you can understand, two trips, but four trips? >> that is the problem. wthat ended up being 135,004 days, we're not going to return a second time or a third or a fourth. it is really happened, it is a serious crime. if you're robbed of tens of thousands of dollars, you go to the police. this is something a major criminal event. he had done nothing and later on he said he was drugged on four occasions. highly unlikely. there is supposedly video surveillance that shows he voluntarily entered the club on each occasion. it is a hard story to believe. jon: the manager said he was coherent until he saw the bill or maybe his wife saw the bill. is that what is going on here? >> typically the most logical and simple answer is the most correct one, but it comes down to video, comes down to how he is acting, if he appears to be lucid at the time he was

that we have multiple parties now running, could use the that she a party that gets the first preponderant of the votes then reaching across, finding one of the multiple partners out there and then pulling in all or perhaps part of the kurds. do you think that is it possible scenario? >> it's a great question. i think it is likely because the door is always open. you can make deals in different directions. and maybe in a sense iraq does the political opposition because it has not had political opposition sense 2003. the risk in taking that approach is that you are taking the approach of a political majority government. you will not necessarily have a political opposition. you why they did terry in opposition. even if -- even if one scenario, he and his group. he is able to work with the deputy prime minister and his crew. at this point these groups are all aligned more or less. that might look across sectarian political majority government. i am not -- i am not certain that it will be viewed this way by the other iraqi, senate, and political groups because the speaker and his group have pe

if you have a preponderance of warming, it has effects on our climates. if you have effects on the climate, it affects everything from the health of our oceans, from coral reefs to the fishing patterns. correct? >> that is correct. >> when you're talking about issues of regulatory health, when the air gets warmer, i have seen it, i have a lot of experience in public schools. when the temperatures warm you have a lot more pieces of regulatory. there is a direct correlation between respiratory problems and disruptions of fisheries and disruptions of economies and sea levels rising. >> that is correct. >> when epa issues propose carbon and pollution standards for existing power plants this year, do you contemplate the states that are not participating in the greenhouse gas initiatives will be able to use that program to meet their new obligations? >> we think it could be quite preferable. we're going to make sure the standard is flexible enough for states to consider the choices. >> i think these are phenomenal things. if new jersey fails to rejoin the regio

but the preponderance of it is retirement. the boomers are retiring.m the work force every single week because of the boomers. by the way, rick, this is going to be a phenomena for the next 15 years. here's an intrepid forecast for you. the biggest problem we're going to have five years from now isn't unemployment or underemployment. it's a lack of labor. that's our key problem. in large part because of the retirement. >> i'm not even going to ask you about that huge success story we saw yesterday with the 7 million signups for obamacare. i'm in the even going to ask you about that. >> well, you know what, joe, you really do, thank you, my buttons have been on the reset, waiting to be pushed for weeks. listen, i blame media. whether it's press, tv, whatever it is. i don't care how many people visit any website. i want to know how many people have lost, how many people have gained, the intersection, how many people have paid. you know, an analytical quantitative approach. but that's not what we get. you know, 7 million, it's settled. climate change, it'