and with that, i'll ask mark to start addressing some of the current budget status >> thanks ron mark. commissione commissioner. s he passed out a supplement i'll start here and talk about the budget even though this data a month and a half over tracking around 75 percent of the pace even if construction some of the one hundred and 31 excuse me. million that you see at the bottom we've spent 6 hundred and 10 we're at 71 percent at the beginning of january. the sheet you have i put together as a result of some questions that came out of the jc c in february. and what this does is it lends clarity to the finance costs 4 categories the under writers discount the whole process of selling the bonds like title insurance provides risk for providers and the register fee that breaks down the sales about 2.9 million shy of 3 million. the second category with the process of issuing the bonds the legal costs and printing of the statements the rating agencies come in and do a economic healthness and do a report. and then a whole host of financial advisory that are picked up through the controller'

mark and ron know the pilot is going to crash the plane.s where. >> he was scrambling to find a place to land that. he didn't try and start the motor anymore. it was done. it was over. we're going to land this baby. >> you see the baseball field and we were headed straight for it. >> on the ball field, the hometown bucks are taking a beating, down 7-zip in the top of the third. bucks pitcher andrew cowan is in the radio booth when he notices something strange. >> there was a plane that was flying unusually low coming over the right field fence, and the prop on the plane was no longer moving. it looked initially like the plane was going to land directly in center field. >> i'm standing over here, kind of playing around, watching the action. all of a sudden i see a plane coming out of the sky and like whoa, man. >> the umpire sees the falling plane and waves off the pitcher. >> i'm looking at that right fielder and kind of an unreal moment, just wanted to wave to him and say hey, dude, how's the game going, you know. then it dawned on me i'm

ron race before. he's very fast on a bike. his bike is 200 miles an hour. kawasaki has a nitrous bottle on it. this thing is a rocket. >> markches as ron shoots down the track disappearing into a cloud of dust. it's only later he learns what happens next. ron moves up to fourth gear and hits the nitrous boost button. gaining enough horsepower to hit top speed. he's blasting at 175 miles per hour when his front wheel begins to wobble. ron struggles to regain control, but it's a losing battle. he makes a split-second decision to abandon the bike, but as this terrifying video shows, his right legislate is caught under the seats pulling him at almost 200 miles an hour in the dusty surface. >> it dragged him like a horse would drag a cowboy. it was quite a ride. >> the friction of his body against the grounds burns through his protective suit. in another moment, it will tear his skin to shreds. somehow ron flips his body over and amazingly pulls free. as the bike speeds away, ron tumbles along the ground. it doesn't seem possible that he's not only survived the accident, he can stand up and has barely a scratch on him. >> i thank

ron marks. >> all right but may be disrupted.i was trying to think what is going to say here today that would allow me to be friends with barry and maintain my membership on atlanta council. let me relate to a little family history and a little context. i am a spy and that is what i was trained to do but i also come from a long line of people who have well let's put it this way slightly questionable reputations. thank you very much. they ran booze during prohibition. my grandfather was someone who is from boston originally part of something called the ponzi scheme. he made a lot of money added and he got out early. my father, i was born in 1956. my dad was born in 1906 in the first 25 years of my fathers life he he lived through three depressions. three depressions. if you think the last one was bad, 1907 and again in 1929 brady had more than double-digit unemployment. banks failed. people do not necessarily trust the government which frankly wasn't all that involves so growing up with my father and listening to him talk about ba

. >>> hitting theaters this week, cam ra ron diaz -- cameron diaz's the other woman. . >> reporter: i'm looking for markyou must be his housekeeper. >> no i'm his wife. >> cameron diaz plays the title character in the other woman. she finds out her boyfriend not only has a wife, but also a second girl friend. that's whenthe three hatch a plan to get back at their mutual enemy. >> what you doing here. >> reporter: brook mansion stares the late paul walker. brook mansion is rated pg 13. >> what happened? >> i'm not coming home. >> reporter: tom hardy is the only character on screen in lock. the movie goes through how one decision can change a life. lock is rated r. >> [music] there's something there with you, isn't there. >> reporter: and the quiet one telles the story of a professor studying pair normal activity -- para normal activity who tries to create a ghost. the quietones is rated pg-13. >>> sports tonight make it three straight for the giants. hunter delivered a two-run single to lead the giants to a victory over the cleveland indians. buster posey added a solo home run. cleveland blew a three run

ron claiborne. >> good morning, everyone. >>> christians across the world are celebrating palm sunday, marking the beginning of holy week. at the vatican, pope francis presided over palm sunday mass. it was a packed st. peter's square. the blessing of palms, or olive branchs used in italy, similar bow liezs jesus' entrance into je jerusalem as palm branchs were laid at his feet. >>> and a spectacular and deadly forest fire is raging this morning in chile. so far, four people have been killed. 500 homes destroyed as hot ash rains down. chile's president has declared it a catastrophe zone. armed forces are in charge of evacuating thousands of people. this includes 200 female inmates at a prison. fire crews are having a difficult time battling the blaze because of the treacherous terrain in that area. >>> a tense, week-long standoff at a nevada ranch is over. on saturday federal land managers released 400 cows that they rounded up after hundreds of protesters including tea parties members demanded the animals returned. earlier in the week, federal agents stormed the ranch after the rancher refused to pay federal grazing fee

senators mark agates, kelly ayotte, and represented of lynn jenkins and ron barber. really representatives and senators from across the country. their advocacy secured $15 million that is going to state and local school districts to train school personnel and mental health first aid for you. we are very grateful to them, what they have done will live on and now we need their help in terms of moving mental health first aid for the military. and we will do that. the other thing that has happened is eight state and eight more are considering it, are allocating money from state budgets. they are supporting local instructors and local communities. so this is an amazing program that people understand, they can feel, they can touch, and they can support. i am very fortunate today to be with some great speakers. before we do that, i want to introduce and acknowledge jeannie campbell, the executive vice president of the national council. she is way in the back. she served for 22 years in the navy, is another reason why this is so important to the national council. and in addi

senators mark agates, kelly ayotte, and represented of lynn jenkins and ron bobber. really representatives and senators from across the country. their advocacy secured $15 million that is going to state and local school districts to train school personnel and mental health first aid for you. we are very grateful to them, what they have done will live on and now we need their help in terms of moving mental health first aid for the military. and we will do that. the other thing that has happened is eight state and eight more are considering it, are allocating money from state budgets. they are supporting local instructors and local communities. so this is an amazing program that people understand, they can feel, they can touch, and they can support. i am very fortunate today to be with some great speakers. before we do that, i want to introduce and acknowledge jeannie campbell, the executive vice president of the national council. she is way in the back. she served for 22 years in the navy, is another reason why this is so important to the national council. and in addi

ron howard later in the show. ♪ >> i am emily chang and this is "bloomberg west." streaming on bloomberg.com and your devices. markuckerberg had plans to change the future of our everyday experiences but the oculus rift has not even shifted to -- shipped to market. george, i want to start with a tweet that you sent out as soon as this happened. i believe this facebook oculus deal will have the same impact as yahoo!'s acquisition of geocities in the 90's. basically, people get richer, but not the world. >> it is a rift between $2 billion and something of value. i worked in a company that coined the term virtual reality in 1989. >> what has he said about this? >> jerod says it will not really change anything. a company called vpl, we know that there are certain problems that are not solved by commercial companies as well as the military. the human brain has evolved for your eyes and ears to be correlated in motion. motion sickness is when your ears are moving but your eyes -- your ears are picking up motion and your eyes are not. there is simulator sickness, the eyes are getting motion but your ears are not. >> you

ron howard later in the show. >> i'm emily chang and this is "bloomberg west." recent $2ook's billion purchase of oculus, it appears markuckerberg has plans to change the future of our everyday experiences, but the oculus rift has not even shipped to market and something deep acquisition wasn't really worth it. still with us here is george zachary. i want to start with a tweet you sent as soon as this happened -- i believe this deal will have the same impact as yahoo!'s acquisition of geocities in the 90's. basically people get richer, but not the world. what do you mean? >> the oculus rift is the rift between $2 billion and something of value. i worked in a company who coined the term virtual reality in 1989. set about this? >> he says is not really going to change anything. all of us who worked together at the pl knew there were certain problems unsolved i commercial companies as well as the military. one of them has to do with the fact the human brain has evolved for your eyes and ears to be correlated in motion. motion sickness is when your ears are moving but your -- your years are picking up motion but your eyes a

mark mckinnon. how jeb bush hasn't ron a campaign since 2002.ics where we haven't won the presidency in the last two presidential elections? oh yeah. that dynamic. some conservatives call me a squish but it's us squishes that made it possible for a republican to be elected president the last time around. most of america, the people who create majorities and elect presidents in general elections, have not. clinton versus bush? count me in. that's -- again, not a lot of people saying that right now. you think it's a great idea? >> actually, when i talk to a lot of people, when they think about that matchup, they say not again. we don't need another succession in american politics. then they think about it and say you know what? that would be a great race to watch. it would be high road, substantive, well qualified candidates. the debates could be fantastic. i think it'd be kind of post-partisan ironically. when i think about back to the mid-90s, for example, there's a lot of parallels here. gingrich had done a contract with america. then it sort o

mark. now we're negative. >> even if we were to make an all-time high today, my dear friend ron will be here to throw cold water on that notion. he says we could see a 20% move lower in stocks. his view that he wrote about on cnbc.com has caught fire with readers. now he'll be here to make his cl case exclusively. >> now coca-cola defending itself on the program. david winters will be here this hour to respond to what coke is saying earlier this morning. this is a battle that's now escalating. you won't want to miss the latest chapter. again, that's an exclusive interview coming up. >> all about compensation and governance. of course, tomorrow all eyes will be on the employment report for the month of march. but what if we told you the key to america's jobs market rests with exconvicts? do not scoff. there's data that explains this and something that new fed chief janet yellen did this week has highlighted that very issue. we have a special report coming up today on "closing bell." >> here's where we stand in the marke markets. the dow off 23 points at 16,549. take a look at the nasdaq, which is off by more tha

mark. now we're negative. >> even if we were to make an all-time high today, my dear friend ron will be here to throw cold water

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marks one year since jcpenney named mike ullman as its ceo. since then, the stock is down more than 40%. jim? >> scott, i don't want to talk about ron johnson or mike ullman. all i want to talk about is whether you can make money in this name. absolutely, yes. we're out of the winter slowdown. >> i see a debate coming up. keep it going. i'm listening. you have my attention now. >> all right. retail sales will grow as we come out of the winter slowdown. jcpenney has a perfectly fine piece of the pie. they don't need to grow it. they need the pie to grow. it will. they've got $2 billion of liquidity right now. that's plenty to get them through. they will survive. you'll make money in the stock. >> who's taking the other side? josh brown? >> josh has to take the other side. >> no, too many shorts in the name. and i think the next two points are more likely to be higher than lower. >> not only am i not taking the only side, i will pay a compliment to all those who owned the debt, bought the debt, the marc lasrys of the world, that proved the trade in jcpenney. >> gilead cutting the price of a drug. >> they handle over a billion prescrip

ron diaz is the other woman. martha shade has this week's now showing. reporter: i am looking for mark no i am his wife, kate. reporter: cameron diaz plays the title character, her boyfriend not only has a wife but a second girlfriend. that is when the three hatch a plan to get back at their mature theyee. the other woman is rated pg about. brick manages stars paul walker as an undercover detective try toss infiltrate a drug strong hold. brick manages is rated pg about. tom head is the only character on screen in lock. the movie explores how one decision can unravel a life. it's told through a series of phone calls during one car ride. lock is rated r. and the quiet ones, tells the story of a professor study para normal activity who tries to create a guest. they unleash something more terrifying than expected. the i quiet ones are rated pg 13. for now showing i am martha shade. >>> police say a livermore mother is responsible for the death of her young baby. >>> runners dealing with severe weather, that doesn't stop them from taking to the roadways, we'll show you the start of the okla

ron wright. the website still lists senator yee's staff members but gone are the pictures of the senator and information on their voting record. the state senate website now says district 8 is now represented by mark lenno and jerry hill. >>> today uc berkeley students can get a vaccine that most kids get before they go into kindergarten. that's because there are two confirmed cases of measles on the uc berkeley campus. officials are reaching out to those who may have been exposed. doctors diagnosed a student with the contagious illness and he is in isolation. health workers will be available from 10:00 this morning until 2:00 this afternoon to give vaccines. if a person receives a measles shot within 72 hours of exposure, they can usually avoid getting sick. measles was officially declared eliminated in the u.s. in 2000, but there has been a spike ever since. now, for the first three months of this year, there have been 49 cases of measles in california compared to four for the same time last year. >>> new information this morning about a homicide investigation in oakland. we now know what killed a woman whose body was found near lake merritt yesterday morning. detectives are telling us the victi

today marks one year since jc penney made the changes in the corner office. replacing ron change been enough? if you look at the stock up today but down over the period since mike olman took over as ceo a year ago. it was interesting about this stock the last earnings report at the end of february, actually showed some signs of a turnaround with on-line sales up and some of the strategies mike olman brought back to undue what ron johnson took -- put in place. i guess the jury is still out on this one. >> these turnarounds can take some time given how badly the company had been managed prior to mr. olman coming in. it's interesting, sara, he was an interim ceo, haven't heard much lately, though, about the decisions in terms of anybody going to take that job after mr. olman. >> remember, we were talking to steve saydo a board member, talked about that decision. >> asked if he would take it he said absolutely not. >> want to mention the elle macpherson. >> do you want to? >> for the news, she has a new lingerie collection which is coming out at the weekend. >> yes. >> we have