the war crimes rewards expansion act would clarify the war crimes rewards program. this program is an important tool for bringing to justice the perpetrators of war crimes, crimes against humanity, and genocide. under current law, the united states uses the program to pay rewards for the arrest or conviction of foreign nationals who commit some of the most heinous acts. in the past, bounties have helped find fugitives from the former yugoslavia to rwanda. the statute providing authorization for this program specifies that rewards can be paid to individuals who furnish information leading to the arrest or convictions for war crimes, crimes against humanity or genocide as those terms are defined under the statutes of international tribunals. h.r. 3851 clarifies the secretary of state can also choose to pay rewards for arrest and convictions that take place under the laws of the united states as well as other individual countries. under certain circumstances, prosecutions will have the greatest impact when they take place in domestic courts, within the societies in whi

again, i think it's all about risk reward.he bounce today give me a place that you can start -- >> it sounds to me like you are not ready to jump into the market. >> i am long in the market that in fact -- if i'm still long in the market, then i am bullish on the market still. >> sure. >> but if i do see these levels get taken out i will start to trim. >> you didn't buy anything today. >> i bought rite aid for me. but it was a flyer i'm owning i made a sale and bought rite aid. for me it's floiks, nvidia amazon those are the things that will jump the most. >> the s&p bounced off key technical level today. that could be a bullish sign for more let's go to carter wolfe, aka the chart master, who is with the chart. hey carter >> here with the chart let's try to figure it out together what we know is it is a little bit of a reciprocal move from the strength that preceded it, which is to say obviously this was the best january in 21 years, up 5.6% which of course is this wonderful thing. but what we also know is that we had this re

the reward was made injanuary executive deserved... was made in january 2016 executive deserved... the reward was made injanuary 2016 on executive deserved... the reward was made in january 2016 on the back of consulting with our shareholders. so with the benefit of hindsight, do you think the reward of £1.5 million, at the time, would not have had a huge effect, whether that was justified? i understand how people will feel about the pay that was made to executive. in my role on the remuneration committee i have a balanced many factors including the market, the advice we get... you have already said and i have heard. i asked you with the benefit of the hindsight you think that packard was justified? with the benefit of we may have looked harder at variable remuneration where they were paid against target is that were met. we could have considered downward discretion in terms of overall financial per performance of the business. you were all sitting there. millions of pounds of payments from the company over the yea rs. payments from th

and so if an animal expects the do something and get a reward, but it does not get the reward, then the dopaminic neurrons are will produce a nurron to improve the decision making. so whenever there is a mistake, the nervous system learns, hopefully does. otherwise we would never improve our behavior. >> the maggots squirming about may not appear to be a big deal, but these small creatures are helping to answer one of the biggest questions in modern science, how do the brains create behavior? >> i can definitely see this translating into our understand understanding of the human nervous systems, because there r are many human brain functions that are common to all animals. decision making is one of them. choosing which action to do when. >> this is almost significant. >> if we can understand how the decisions are implement and how the learning happens at least the types of the neurons and the motifs involved, one can start to thinking about selectively targeting them to improve disorders and then of course, learning and decision making. >> ahead on "vital signs" how technology is mergin

. >> the liuzas set up a $15,000 reward for information leading to the arrest and conviction of theiron's killer. but a month went by and police struggled to find any solid leads until one night a local fence named richard perkins contacted the liuza family. perkins claimed he had the murder weapon. he said it had been given to him by a man named john thompson. >> john thompson was a low-level drug dealer and fence. grew up in the projects in new orleans. was raised mostly by his grandmother. his father was a career criminal. >> richard perkins confronted mr. thompson after the fact and got mr. thompson to confess that he was the one that killed mr. liuza. >> perkins said thompson also had an accomplice named kevin freeman. police arrested both freeman and thompson. >> the story that kevin freeman told police was that he and john thompson had been driving home together, and the car had run out of gas. ray liuzza drove past them, parked and began to walk across the street to his apartment. at that point, john thompson turned to him and said, i'm going to hit that guy, and pulled a gun

you have to be fine to just be yourself in order for indulgent rewards and green party to the cold. further medical director was whether the cost of those indulgent treats was made salient. if there was a big sign with the price rewarding yourself was eliminated probably because seeing price tags when you're pulling on your wallet remind you to be thrifty but again this only happens when you bring your own bags freely. the store enforces of byob policy then you buy fewer treats in place for the treat purchases you make are affecting how much they cost. the bottom line is that shop what you bring are more likely to treat the environment and sells well by doing something virtuous may not be as grand as helping the environment but merely doing something beneficial for yourself shifts the reward switch. with the cards of over a thousand shoppers at a large east coast supermarket were tracked with radiofrequency tags that after shopping in the virtuous produce i'll and putting kale and grapefruit into their cards customers next stop is most likely the vice sections, the alcohol or ice cr

i love the argument that positive inducement so your rewarding bad behavior. i think you need to look at it as what is the actual goal. so the united states sees itself as this watchdog in a previous policy they have not wanted to be seen to reward bad behavior. and when the bush administration came into power that's one of the reasons why talks with north korea fell through. president bush didn't want to see like president clinton to be rewarding bad behavior the question becomes is your ultimate goal to prevent proliferation or is it to not reward bad behavior? of the 35 states that have attempted to gain access to nuclear weapons and proliferate into build programs, the majority have received reduce because a positive inducement not negative. >> put up your hands and will get a microphone to you. >> in the post 911 trump world there is focus on the threat from nonstate actors. can you speak to that threat has changed or for focus changed. >> of a reformed alarmists. my previous life i worked at a think tank in washington and we receive funding for a project

is much more favorable than the market risk reward but the market risk reward as i see it today is reasonablyanced if you are talking s&p terms. maybe 10% up, 10% down kind of thing. and that doesn't excite me what excites me is individual companies. we can knock united airlines, they punched out a client but i get excited by -- i get excited about $10 a share of free cash flow and shrink in the cap but that is what excites me. >> lee, i've got our resident value investor sitting to my left he has a question for you. >> lee, it is jim laven thal we're short on time. the quick qualification. we're both long-term value investors, that being said, the market topped out or at least the high was january 29th. if the low was monday, february 5th, is that the shortest correction you've ever seen because it is the shortest correction i've ever seen. >> it is the sharpest correction look, we live in a world that is dominated by the machines, artificial intelligence and it is a different world than you and i grew up in and you have to learn how to adapt to the world. i -- it is as simple as that and so

we don't think the american people are going to reward that. >> harris: you came back to safety. those children at parkland go back to school tomorrow. we can hold them in our prayers and hope enough has been done to make them feel. we know the perimeter will make them safe but we want them to feel that too. thank you, raj. >> thank you.

the reward money has been increased to more than $1.5 million.les was targeted because of his job, he would be the first and only u.s. attorney killed in the line of duty. the case has never gone cold, and the reward money now up to $1.5 million may be a sign that investigators believe they're getting closer to the truth. on a chilly october night in 2001 tom wales was home sitting in his basement office when a gunman shot multiple rounds through the window. wales was an 18-year veteran of the u.s. attorney's office in seattle. >> the killer was familiar with tom's property and his work habits. >> reporter: the shooter was careful to avoid setting off floodlights attached to the yard's motion detectors, leading investigators to believe it was a carefully planned execution. more than 16 years later the killer is still at large, and the case was recently the subject of a five-part podcast. >> they say it was the perfect murder. but i'm not buying it. >> reporter: investigators aren't buying it either. they came together wednesday in a seattle confe

if passed they would create a rewards program. based on the amount of usable space. the goal is to maximize density and build the homes close to public transportation. >>> ktvu fox two is once again proud to be a part of the bay area tradition. we will carry life the san francisco chinese new year parade, which began in the 1860s. it celebrates the new year and the lunar calendar while educating the bay area about the chinese culture. the parade and festival have become the largest celebration of asian culture outside of asia. ktvu has broadcast this parade since 1987. we are smiling right there. ktvu's julie haner once again will be a cohost along with bay area journalist ben fong torres.

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that random reward for being a book—keeper is an important point.ntive for people to use their home computers to help keep the books. but i feel the scale of these places is tipping the odds away from average investors. every single one of these is a desktop computer. there are thousands of them all wired together and all doing one thing — book—keeping for cryptocurrency. and because every so often they get that reward of new cryptocurrency, they call this operation mining. it means you don't need to run energy—hungry air chillers. you just suck in that freezing air from outside. oh, and the electricity here is geothermal and really cheap, thanks to the volcanic activity just underground. despite all of that, though, this place spends more than eur1 million a month on electricity. so you can imagine how much money they're making. it's absolutely remarkable that you have these banks of computers, warehouses full of them all over the world. all these computers and all the amazing things they could be doing and all the computing power that could be spe

. >> and it trains us for immediate gratification, that you get some reward in your reward center of your brain when you get a thumb's up or like or comment back to a post you've done in your research, did you find there's a right age to give a phone to a kid >> it depends on who your child is and what your family situation is, but what i find more and more problem matic is ki parents are giving their old smartphone as a hand me down i recommend incremental usage, give them a flip phone first, have them use it at certain times so you're establishing good habits. >> are you finding parents who say, no, i'm not giving my child a phone. >> more and more i'm finding parents are waiting until the eighth grade or ninth grade to give their kids a smartphone but before then maybe for commuting reasons, maybe they're in an afterschool sport, they get a flip phone for access and emergencies because pay phones aren't available like they were 20 or 30 years ago. >> that's true and what steps can parents take to keep their children from becoming reliant on even technically addicted to not just th

. >> also it trains us for immediate gratification, you get some reward in the reward center of the brainyou get a thumbs up or like or whatever comment back to a post that you've done. in your research, did you find there is a right age to give a phone to a kid. >> it really depends on who your child is is and what your family situation is. but what i find more and more problematic is more parents are giving kids the old smartphone as a hand me down. and i recommend incremental usage. give them a flip phone first. have them only use it during certain times. so that you give an and establishing good habits. >> are you finding any parents who say, no, i am not giving my child a phone. >> more and more i'm finding parents are waiting until the 8th or 9th grade for a smartphone. but before then maybe for commuting reasons, maybe in an after school sport they get an flip phone for access in emergencies. because pay phones aren't available. >> well that's true. what steps can parents take to keep children from becoming reliant or even technically addicted to -- not just the device bush dsh did

high risk, very high reward. blowing up the news. - a controversy about espn host jemele hill. - jemele hill went on a twitter rampage. - jemele hill came under fire this week after she tweeted on monday that president donald trump is a white supremacist who has largely surrounded himself with other white supremacists. - espn responded with a statement. "the comments on twitter from jemele hill "regarding the president do not represent the position of espn. "we have addressed this with jemele, and she recognizes her actions were inappropriate." - wow, this is the biggest controversy in sports since the phillie phanatic sex tape. really, really big. and now you're picturing it. for more on jemele hill and this controversy, we're joined by roy wood jr., everybody. [cheers and applause] roy... - what? - i--i can see why people are upset about this. she called the president of the united states a white supremacist. - she did. i know, trevor. where could she have gotten that idea? i mean, who in their right mind would

party and the person who fired by you and spawn at the same time she rewards allies like peter meyer the current interim finance minister before that her chief of staff for their loyalty so that's the message coming out of this that merkel may be looking more ass transition phase also herself with those discussions that we saw over recent months and particular those last weeks over how much clout she still has within her own party. definitely some very difficult decisions that she's had to take why it would she give and spoken critique of her refugee policy a job in her cabinet what's the reasoning behind that. womack of herself it appears is also looking beyond her own tenure in power there's no doubt about her most likely seeing her last time being the german chancellor that if the social democrats vote yes in their party base vote that's still coming up so and at the same time she is recognising that she's no longer the teflon mirco that she has to take criticism from within her part own party seriously and that they no longer is a strict kind of rewards top down kind of giving ou

this is not about rewarding bad behaviour or giving carte this is not about rewarding bad behaviour orhe this is not about rewarding bad behaviour or giving carte blanche to callous leaders, it is about if we ca re callous leaders, it is about if we care about the suffering of the syrian people, we want it to stop. the trouble is, mark's point was the french and british responsibility applies. we were for and against assad, now we are not sure. 0ur foreign policy seems to be that he should go but on balance we would rather the state did not collapse. a contradiction. the sanctions, they cannot put up with more sanctions. the economy is doing badly. surely the her point is we need to let the syrian people out of this misery and doi syrian people out of this misery and do i understand correctly, you are basically saying at some point, the syrian government should be assisting in finishing this in as civil a way as possible? basically what we are understanding is there maybe a arrangement with mr assad, we may talk about that at some point, he has it. maybe because the russians have him b

that random reward for being a book—keeper is an important point.e for people to use their home computers to help keep the books. but i feel the scale of these places is tipping the odds away from average investors. every single one of these is a desktop computer. there are thousands of them all wired together and all doing one thing — book—keeping for cryptocurrency. and because every so often they get that reward of new cryptocurrency, they call this operation mining. now this particular mine contains 20,000 machines, a very expensive set—up. as well as the cost of the hardware, running an outfit of this costs a lot in electricity. that's notjust electricity to power the computers, but also to power the cooling systems to stop this lot overheating. that's why they've put this one in iceland. like a lot of mass computing operations, north is best. it means you don't need to run energy—hungry air chillers. you just suck in that freezing air from outside. oh, and the electricity here is geothermal and really cheap, thanks to the volcanic activity jus

for me, it is the doing of it, it is its own reward, so doing of it, it is its own reward, so for somethingnk you so makes it extra special, so thank you so much indeed. documentary makers cannot rewrite reality. they must forge their stories from the world as they find it, although, to be fair, it must be easier to find crazy stories from real life these days. here are the nominations. were you the mastermind of a statewide system that cheated the olympics? the future of the negro in this country is precisely as right or as dark as the future of the country. there is a wake—up call here and thatis there is a wake—up call here and that is climate change and our vulnerability to get. it was true ten years ago, it was true five years ago, it was undeniable today. i could hardly believe it. four months the chimps had been running off when they saw me, now one had actually visited my camp. and the ba fta actually visited my camp. and the bafta goes to... i am not your negro. thank you very much. i want to thank the british academy for this award, iam very the british academy for this award, i a

it's time to reward them in terms of bringing in machinery, like the robot behind me, that will helpre productivity goes, wages tend to follow, up over the last three months to 2.5% from 2.3%. that's still below the rise in prices, but that living standard squeeze is easing. we've just had a pay rise. we haven't had it long enough yet to really decide whether it does make a difference or not. i'm sure it will but, like you say, it's still early stages. despite having a pay rise, when you look at how things, the cost of things is increasing, then what you have fluid at the end of each month after you've done your essential, utilities and things like that, the difference is quite noticeable. quite a noticeable difference for the government as well, the public finances are £7 billion better off than they were last year. better growth means higher tax revenues and less borrowing. a lot of important figures about the economy today. three of those figures are better, one is a worry. lower levels of government borrowing are good for the public finances. productivity is up, that's good for t

and the rewards are in the wrong place. so the big worry politicians have is someone on their left or right will come after them. >> the idea that you cannot have a moderate republican and a moderate democrat, it's unconscionable to me. because i grew up with moderates on both sides. that's why you could always have conversations with people. because the greatest thing is that no one is ever 100% happy. but we make it work and we make it better. when i heard mitch mcconnell say, when obama was elected, i'm not going to do anything, anything to help this president. to me, that was a big fu to the united states. because he wasn't the president of black people. he wasn't the president of the liberals. he was the president of everybody. >> yeah. i was there. i remember how appalling it was. there are people on the other side now who say, well, that's what they did to obama, so we'll do the same thing. >> but that doesn't work. because then it just becomes the same crap over and over. i just want people who remember what the pro

the firm can reward them accordingly. the firm ca n afford reward them accordingly.vested £200,000 in a robot enabling each worker to produce more top—quality switches and sockets each hour. exactly the kind of boost to productivity that the economy has been crying out for. the robot will polish components to a much greater a ccu ra cy polish components to a much greater accuracy than a human. and the spin off is it does it in half the time. not every worker has done as well as these employees. unemployment has risen to 4.4%, the average pay rise was 2.5%, still less than inflation but between october and december demand that we produce per hour rose by1.8%. if that demand that we produce per hour rose by 1.8%. if that keeps improving, and that is and is, inflation beating pay rises should become more affordable. there will come a moment when people realise they have more power in the labour market than they used to because we're losing a lot of immigrant labour in key sectors so wages are of immigrant labour in key sectors so wages are likely to go up in those secto

. >>> a charter bus company is offering a $10,000 reward to stop a rash of bb and pellet gun shootings involving buses. at least five charter buss have been hit over the past two months. some of them are tech buses carrying google and apple employees. >>> check out this freeway recod filter. chp was called into berkeley this morning for reports of someone running around on i-80. officers found a 16-year-old girl. she had been missing and at risk. >>> tonight, the nfl is in need of a new official pizza. papa john's and the league are ending their sponsorship deal. last year, the pizza chain dropped its sa s -- >> bob woodruff was in san francisco to help veterans and provide services for those who served our country. he led a discussion with business and government leaders to increase opportunities for vets. he himself was badly hurt covering the iraq war in 2006. he joined us today to talk about the importance of the project. >>> an east bay teenager is helping make dreams come true for as many girls as possible during prom season. >> she opened up a free prom shop. >> all of this row

under the plan developers would be rewarded for building affordable units near public transit.e's how the bill would work. the plan tries to maximize density, essentially favoring developers who build with more usable space. now, the plan would also change impact fees by the development square footage to encourage developers to build more compact units and the plan would also reduce the amount of parking needed to build. now this bill follows others intended to spur development like the one from san francisco senator scott weiner that would bypass rules that limit building height near transit centers. and real estate experts say if you are near a bart station, chances are you're in the middle of a new building boom. >> investors look at walk scores now as a component to whether or not they want to fund or lend money to projects. >> reporter: under the san diego bill, 2372, cities would have the choice of whether or not they want to participate and actually encourage developers to go into these neighborhoods and build near transit centers. now, according to the bill, there is no

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. >> many of the decisions that i make have risks and rewards, i do not regret sharing this information. i felt it was my duty to share the information that i had. >> reporter: ice officials are asking the department of justice to see if she violated any laws and the holder viable. they are concerned about the impact of the rates in the community, they should return to a policy that has been in place for decades and they could dtm -- detain immigrants at the jail when they are released from custody. >> she released a statement today saying my statement on saturday was meant to give all residents time to learn the rights and no their legal options. it is oakland legal right to be a sanctuary city and we have not broken any laws. >>> a man from the central valley is behind bars facing terrorism charges. he is from modesto, two years ago the 20-year-old flew to tunisia and was arrested trying to arrest -- enter libya. they have information from his computer that he was trying to join isis. >>> a $10,000 award is being offered for information from these pellet gun shootings the vandal or va

. >> my concern is that we're rewarding planned parenthood this is a political game here. i think new jersey got bigger fish to fry than rewarding political favors of governor murphy. bill: i would like to see at least some republicans voting no. >> new jersey transit continues to make headlines, and not in a good way,s i nhtsa said, a big problem was -- engineers are being scapegoated pause we're hear about trains riddle are electrical problem, fire hazard and prea brake problem, mark wie story. reporter: nj transit, according to a press report of, has indicated there are wires, faulty brakes, and bathroom doors held closed by duct tape . and increase oversight, ng transit must act now. in a op-ed senator called for a reform indicated how new jersey transit was once one of the best in nation, new one of the worst. >> it is like what happens to your car or home, if you don't make repair, at some point everything falls apart. unfortunately that is where we are, my hope that murphy administration will get us where we want to be. bill: but where was he on $165 million they al

euros in 2017, so employees are seeking their reward.he company's counter offer is a one cent pay raise, with a topper for ground staff. -- acknowledged improvement in business, but called for realistic balance between rewarding staff and reinvesting in the company. >> we move on to the carmaker, ford. has been fired from his job after what ford said was behavior inconsistent with their code of conduct. they have not specified what led to his dismissal, but it happened on an investigation into him after an anonymous complaint. they are warned profits will slip this year because of the slow dive in t the u.s. car market. -- investigation into claims that senior politicians received bribes from -- to promote a swiss drugs from. prime minister samaria's -- both denied wrongdoing. -- the australian airline is reporting record profits for the six months at the end of december, 15%. it is a remarkable turnaround for the carrier known as the flying kangaroo, which three years ago, suffered record losses. wrote was in the airlines domestic busin

. >> reporter: she's rewarded with a handful of food. her job on any fire scene will be crucial getting investigators samples of evidence. george remembers the days years ago when the department didn't have these dogs and one fire scene in particular. >> i took samples they all came back negative. if we had the dog at the time, our chance of getting samples back positive go up. they go way up. >> reporter: the atf canine division is here in the scenic mountains of front royal, virginia. since the inception of the proom, they've trained hundreds of dogs throughout the country. >> currently have 157 police departments national wide that have the dogs. >> reporter: first alone and then with their new partner. >> most of the dogs we get they were going to be guide dogs for blind people. usually because they have a little bit too much energy or like to chase cats, they make a career change and come over to atf. >> reporter: george is looking forward to dona's long career as a critical crime fighting tool if philadelphia. her presence making a

.>> reporter: she is putting up interwar -- a reward. hoping it leads to the dog napper. an unbreakable bond feeling her quest to find the person who ripped her life apart. >> i hope he rots in hell.>> the last check, the pause forepaws facebook page has an $800 reward.>>> on saturday night, a woman saw a big cat in front of her house and while it -- wildwood lane. another one saw a mountain lion on sutter avenue.>>> volunteers helped yesterday helping a montecito resident. vicki johnson's home was damaged in the mudslides. volunteers are shoving out -- shoveling out the mud and debris will be to save the house from moles. their work is paying off. >> it is amazing to have all the volunteers here coming to help. they are like angels.>> they are a gratz were -- grassroots effort helping make homes whole again after the mudslides.>>> if florida bound train slammed into a freight train yesterday near columbia, south carolina. it killed the engineer and conductor. the freight train was parked on a side track. investigators say the switch was left in the wrong patient putting

there was a 50,000-dollar reward for the tips on their disappearance. call 215-546-tips. >>> police released another surveillance video today that captured a group who climbed on top of a septa bus stop shelter 15th and jfk. as they were standing on the roof, it collapsed. central detectives is asking anyone who can identify the people to give them a call. >>> the search continues for a man who robbed a game stop on red lion road on january 19. the surveillance video is going public. the suspect took off his sunglasses giving the camera part of his face. he got the clerk to hand over cash from the register, call police with your tips. >>> after rain and snow this weekend we're warming up more and by midweek we could break records for the month of february. >>> sky6 live hd showing you a foggy scene over the platt bridge heading to the airport there, if you don't mind the clouds it's not a bad day to enjoy it. if you're off on this presidents' day monday. david murphy has the details on the terrace. david. >> reporter: a little drizzle on the terrace, ri

one of the rejoinders would be isn't that just rewarding bad behavior? what's your response to not argume argument? >> absolutely. i wanted to take a quick second -- >> please. >> -- to tie this back in to what bob was saying earlier. professor said that proliferation really ended with the cold war, that's true, but there have been a lot of attempts after the cold war and this is why i think positive inducements are so effective because there have been at least 10 to 12 other states that attempted to build nuclear weapons programs after the cold war. and i love that argument. okay. positive due deucement. so you're just rewarding bad behavior. i think you node to look at it as what is the actual goal? so the united states sees itself as this watchdog, and they in previous policy have not wanted to be seen just like you said, to reward bad behavior. and in the 2000s when the bush administration came into power, that's one of the reasons why talks with north korea fell through, because president bush did not want to be seen like president clinton to be rew

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last night the birds handed over their reward to the fans. >> and we will soon see the sparkle of the lombardy trophy make its way down broad street. fans stayed in the stands well through the trophy presentation, relishing the moment. and tracy davidson was there to talk with them. so tracy, what was the overall feeling? >> reporter: oh, everyone was just ecstatic. they were stunned, but everyone had been confident from the beginning. so it was incredible to watch it all unfold and watch the birds beat the venerable patriots. >> go birds. super bowl lii. we finally got one. >> we won it. >> we totally hit them, super bowl champions, unbelievable. go eagles. >> go birds. >> reporter: oh, and there were so many banseners and the fans just stayed. security was trying to sweep them out and they were still chanting. >> we waded into that section of the fans before the game, and then you went back up there. >> reporter: i did, yeah. >> reporter: and got that video after the fact. you got the feeling they were worried about the moment being over once they left the stadium. we're live in blo

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