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good to see you again. >> good to see you. a huge rally in japan overshadowed losses in both asian markets today and nikkei as you just mentioned surged 3% at the bank of japan met for the first policy meeting. investors expect big bold easing moves at tomorrow's policy decision. automakers were fueled by rising u.s. car sales and look at the 14% gain for fast retailing shares. another reason behind the nikkei surge. and in china the shanghai composite eased a bit ahead of a two-day holiday starting tomorrow. and analysts say the economic outlook remains cloudy while beijing's reform measures lack clarity. some drug makers buck the trend benefiting from the scare as more cases of a new bird flu string are reported. weakness in oil majors and banks put pressure on the hang seng but defensive sectors capped losses there. elsewhere south korea's kospi lost ground amid escalating tensions with the north and australia miners dragged the market lower. and sensex is lower by half a percent. back to you. >> thank you for that. i menti

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great to see you guys. >> good to see you, too. give us a sense of the sequestration debate, the debt ceiling, the next couple of issues, current or next issues we're facing. obviously, this is having a realistic on the economy and in washington. however, the markets seem to be shrugging off a bit of it and baking it into prices and expecting dysfunction to continue. what's your prediction for the next month or two? >> well, look, ooing we've gotten rid of some of the cliff happening events. when i say got rid of them, we've put some of them off. we've gone through a whole series of cliffhangers, the fiscal cliff and whether sequestration is going to take place and some of the tax increases. we've gotten some of those. we've put off a few more of them. the debt ceiling won't be an issue until much later this summer. certainly it's not a secretary quarter issue, certainly not a third quarter issue. there's a lot of data and information that's going to come through between now and then to see what the real impact is going to be. it w

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i see people nodding their heads. if you just walk down market street, it seems like the numbers have increased. seems like our officers are the ones dealing with these people who have mental health issues and are in crisis. i wonder if we can calendar, kelly dunne, to give us some ideas are there more people with mental illnesses coming here to san francisco. and why? what are these people doing in our city without people coming to help. i was hoping we can schedule that in the second week of may, is that possible? >> yes. just to sterol down market street and within ten minutes you see five people in crisis and unfortunately i have heard about some crimes that were clearly committed by people in crisis. >> i think that is a great idea and that links to a crime intervention training. the next training is on april 15th, 18th for officers, the class is about 28 officers and it's going to be at the arboretum in golden gate park. they are donating that space to the department to use. it's a little bit different. the diff

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seeing none, public comment is closed. [gavel] >> colleagues, can we move this forward without objection? >> so moved. >> [gavel] >> thank you. ms. cheng, please call the next item. >> item number 6, recommend approval of the designation of lead agencies for the 2013 prop k 5-year prioritization program updates, allocation of $193,000 in prop k funds, with conditions, to the san francisco municipal transportation agency for development of eleven 2013 5ypp updates, and amendment of the relevant 2009 5ypp's. this is an action item. >> thank you. we have a staff report. >> good morning, chair and committee members. chad raft man with the transportation authority. at the march plans and programs committee meeting we presented the 2013 prop k strategic plan and five-year prioritization plan update approaching schedule. that included a presentation on the key components of the prop k program such as the purpose and requirements of the strategic plan in the five-year prioritization programs or fypps. from the overall update today

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we did not see any of the injuries. we did see the explosions go off. we did see the smoke go up. and at that point after the second one that's when people understood something was wrong and started running at that point. >> and, joe, we've heard some people that they could feel the ground shake. 500 feet away, could you feel it? >> absolutely. diane. actually, i had a baseball hat on my head and i could feel the concussion and my baseball head almost fell off my head because of the concussion. you could feel the concussion. >> good heavens. again, at that moment to see people reacting tor ingreacting going into the scene, to see law enforcement going into the scene to take care of people. tell me some of the comments around you as people were trying to compute what happened. >> a lot of people were trying to compute what had happened. one woman as we ran up to -- i must say though at that point at that second explosion at that point the police -- i mean there's police all over that route. they knew something was wrong. they were already by the time the second explosion came about

this is more to see in this facility and more to see in the community. and i suggest you go with an animal control person and see what they co, whether rescuing animals in distress or hit by a car or dealing with aggressive animals or wildlife or a variety of things. you can only get that flavor with them and doing it first hand. >> i have been with animal control for about six years, i spent a year in the kennel and then the office came up and i started doing it and it really fit. it's really the job for me. and animals i have to handle and i know what i am doing, i rarely get scared. [whistle]. we do a lot of investigations and most are not as bad as people report but everyone once in a while they are. and i had one and people had moved out and the dog was in the inside and it makes me teary and when the dog is in the backyard, and i can pull an animal out of a horrible environment and feel good. >> where does this animal go after this? >> they go for the shots and then the kennel. >> and if they just found this, and once we enter everything in the com

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while not seeing a high-growth environment like the one we would be seeing in china, but i don't think anybody can expect for a mature economy like the u.s. one. >> given your optimism, will you be hiring this year? >> actually, the interesting thing is, we are around 61,000 employees worldwide. and there are some moves in there, and interestingly, we see that the u.s. has been gaining on the employment side. and that's very much a reflection of what happens in our portfolio. the more we add value, the more you see aero space as well as automotive growing. and on top of that, with the very attractive lower engineer prices now, that also particularly helps. >> one thing that's not working in your favor are aluminum prices, which are down sharply over the last couple of years. what has to happen for those prices to go up? and is part of your strategy to cut back on aluminum production? >> well, our strategy is very chloral focused to be independent of what we can control, so let's focus on the things we can control. the things we can control in or upstream business is to come down in the

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see? way to maximize the effectiveness of field trips like these is for us to emphasize hands-on experiences and not spend all our time simply telling and showing. woman: do you think they hide in the plants? hendrick: instead, allow plenty of time for the children to make their own observations and ask their own questions. it's a turtle. i know it's a turtle... hendrick: write these down and explore them later, when you return to school, and see for yourself how your curriculum and teaching plans emerge before your very eyes. child: right here. woman: will he bite me if i touch him? child: yes. woman: yes. ouch. hendrick: of course, this doesn't only apply to out-of-class excursions. inside or outside the classroom, we should also leave time for the child's own view, questions, and interpretation of what he experiences. we took a walking field trip during the fall and walked through a nearby community. before we went, we talked about some of the things we would look for. we brought in a f

i'll see you tomorrow live from l.a. "fast money" begins right now. >>> live from the nasdaq marketsite in new york city's times square, i'm melissa lee. here's what fvt f"fast" is foll tonight. sell in main a look at whether bulls will retreat and give investors a trooenz worry. what the charts are telling us right now. if you get into the temptation to buy gold miners you may take a hit. what is worrying commodities beginning dennis gartman? how the company behind morton's steakhouse and rainforest cafe, tim's favorite-s cashing in. even as commodity prices rise and americans deal with the payroll tax hike. we're talking the post-game analysis and setup for tomorrow mornling with pete najarian, tim seymour, steve grasso and guy adami. let's get straight to the markets of the s&p achieving a record close. is the recent momentum in tech here to stay or just ahead? pretty notable moves here. let's start off with apple. nice climb mid-session and it really stuck to it, guy. >> traded down through -- we flagged 38 a while a

you see the splintering of the christianity? >> guest: it was invented by early on were not christians, that is it was a byword fighting to seen most clearly in benedict in the 16 seventies, eighties he is a pen the guest at best. he wants to refine it so that it is harmless and by that he means it doesn't disrupt the order as he wants to come see fit. he wants to take the teeth out of christianity as well so he argues in a persuasive way that the doctrine doesn't matter. all that matters is being nice so being nice is that jesus is a great teacher as long as you understand and take og stuf he says and focus on love in the sense that we he defines it tolerant. for him the greatest commandment is he breaks down christianity by removing the doctrinal and of the scholarship sets forth a way to work the to the bible were so that what is left of it at best kind of a morrill maximum look if you understand it properly he does it for a very particular reason. they can't think like me. i understand things. most people wilnever understand

let's see. they said originally it started around five minutes after, 11 minutes after the top of the hour. but let's see if they start coming in. maybe -- it's not unusual, fran, for there to be some last-minute issues they want to make sure they are precise in their words. >> look, given the importance and size of the investigation, wolf, you can be sure that anything that rick is going to say has been cleared by fbi headquarters in washington and coordinated with the homeland security council and other agencies in addition to clearing it with the u.s. attorney who is going to appear with him. >> any new information? drew, you're inside that room. getting any new information on what is going on? >> reporter: no i'm not getting any new information. just another brief delay. jack pope who is an fbi agent was called off the stand and into the back room here which i can see but i can't see who is -- i'm sorry. we are just waiting. there just seems to be some last-minute logistical operation going

we would have liked to see that happen at the end of today which we still have time to see. the market did kind of pop back up a little bit about 20 minutes ago or so. but we're seeing a lot of bouncing here. but we would like to see that happen at the close of today. >> so 200 is the right level, then? in other words, how low will it go before people view it as a buy on the dip? >> i think 200 is a good number. i think that's definitely a good number. >> andrew, i mean, let's talk gold as well while we're watching these markets go lower here. how much lower? you've been long gold. how much lower does it go before the buy on the dip mentality goes into that metal as well? >> i've been long gold for a very long time. i bought some at 1,100 then more at 1,350. if you look at the gld monthly support doesn't come until 120. look at gold. it's not a commodity. it's more of a currency. it's a supply/demand curve. it doesn't have any industrial production in the world. it's not like copper. it's not like steel. what can people sell it for? it's the same thing as diamonds or bit coi

you can see on the tv. this is the finish line of the boston marathon where there have been a report of two explosions. we're not sure how many people were hurt. we do know that the medical tents there that were just set up for the runners that were virtually empty because of the conditions of the day, were flooded with people in the grandstand. police have shut down boyleson street. if you're still with us, i believe you mentioned, you did hear two explosions. am i right with that? >> i did of i was getting ready for work. i was coming down. i heard two explosions. we live in the city. there is a the lolot of activit. i did not think anything of it. i was getting into my car to head to work and i just saw she's shell shocked standing in the streets now. i live in the south. that mean they have news from the back bay to the south end. and they just look in shock. and i turn and asked. they said there's been an explosion. they saw people just leaving the area. the visitors to the boston area are here for the

go through a few let's see if anyone's in front of us we'll see which way they go. through the rubble is the gate locked. there's a jeep. and. this is what. this is a new route yes they paved it code to extend to five. and give it a new look a little bit see the jeep comes down with the thought that if it finds us we're in trouble. but i want to stand. still want to stand up if. i rebel could we dare. i won't pull out my pants are probably covered in dirt i should have hiked them up like i want to move it to kids. why did they tell you in the hospital that you have a psychological problem that i have to be examined by a private doctor so you. or anyone else started that how can you afford that you said i have to see a psychologist all the suffering the hills and the hassles we go i can't talk this pill is killing me. so what are they making up there a wall. i'm going to hire you are you scared yes god help you don't worry death this one and god is one my stomach hurts that suffer in silence it really hurts. alone isn't there aren't police there just passing through

but you see these big day-to-day moves. you see oil is volatile.h 5u89 concerns that the fed is going the take its food off the gas, we have seven straet straight years of sub-2.5 growth and prospects fort further growth down the road fought looking that much better. i don't think we need to worry about the fed becoming aggressive to the tightening out here. >> paul, thank you very much. mark, it's great talking to you. so that 25 billion is part cash and part stock, 25.5. they're talking about $4.76. we're talking about dish, buying sprint. an informal offer to buy sprint, $4.76 a share in cash and this is like people that memorialize pi, 0.05953 shares of dish. add that together and it comes out to $7. 4.76 and it's 7, it must be -- did you do -- >> no. it's written right here. >> oh, all right. because yuler, the guy on google, you could use the yulerco efficient to figure that out. >> yuler. yuler, yuler, do you remember what was happening in october? >> yuler. >> we didn't listen to a lot of what faber was talking about finally with clear wire

i think you'll see why. this is called high speed hammock and i think the three of us could put our heads together and come up with a better name. as you see, the guy a couple of buddies, he's laying on a hammock, he's holding on for dear life because his buddies start rocking him back and forth. >> he's going over the top. [ laughter ] >> he just keeps going. >> this is like a weird carnival ride that you pay extra for. the redneck gravitron. you know the thing that spins you around and you get stuck to the wall. >> mach speeds and hammock? >> ham-mach. >> he really was moving there. >> look at the size of the guys powering that. >>> this is one of those videos that starts out kind of normal and takes a turn for the really weird. at first, we see a shot of a girl in a red dress, by a motorcycle, talking to a dude. normal. here's where it starts getting crazy. another girl comes out of nowhere. now a fight is on. i don't know if this is her man and she's upset. then a guy in a roman guard outfit. he comes ou

we always want to see a business plan. we want to see the cash flow. just like the lady before, you can have a good plan, but if you do not have cash -- good credit is always important. people sometimes have no cash or they may have a cosigner or partner that could help. >> opportunity fund is a 51 say -- 501 c nonprofit and we can make the bay area a better place especially for low and moderate-income communities. some of our funding sources, like the sba, certain kinds of businesses we cannot lend to. adult entertainment, primarily, alcohol sales, and then there are some things that we decided we are not going to lend to. we choose not to lend for fire arms sales. medical cannabis, to be honest, as the ceo of a non-profit, i may not want to open up that can of worms. we have a lot of people that donate money to our program. given that that there is a discrepancy between federal and state law on that, strong beliefs that people have about it, we make a pledge that we will look at every loan to make sure there is positive community impact. i think that

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you see it right there.er he's intentionally doing that or some reason it's like that, that could be an identifying marker as well. joe, you have information from a source about the means by which the bombs may have been detonated. >> possible means, yes, anderson. a federal law enforcement official briefed on the investigation tells cnn pro us doer carol that the current thinking is that the devices were remotely detonated but the official would not go into any details. the official would not say if they were set off by cell phone or by some other method. the official said the bulk of the material recovered came from the black bag we talked about on wednesday but the official added that the bag showed up in a lot of pictures yesterday and it's something next to a mailbox but that appears to have nothing to do with the explosions. also, an executive with the tynergy company confirmed with cnn that the battery found at the scene and photographed by officials is typically used in remote-controlled hobby cars a

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we can see the map george but we cannot see your microphone. we consider the drive time is there a hot spots or to slow down. >> there had been an accident reported in the southbound direction some time ago at dakato road. it was reported to have been cleared but it is still on the shoulder. >> the drive time is 44 minutes it should be 29 minutes. we are looking at slower than usual traffic. this of course in the midst of what our traffic advisory for most bay area bridges including this morning both the san mateo and dumbarton. >> thank you george. it is 735 we have more news from capitol hill congress returns today following a two week recess. high on the agenda will be the issue of immigration. bipartisan groups in the house and senate are expected to present legislation as early as this week and 8 at securing the u.s. border also fixing illegal immigration and granting legal status the millions or in this country without authorization. >> and immigration deal came close to passing in 2007 but collapsed under the weight of interest groups bi

they're going to look and see if they see any of these things being placed to try to figure out, you know, when they were there, who might have placed them. and that'll be a key part of the investigation as well. >> pete, i keep thinking about the surveillance video, of course, as i mentioned earlier, everywhere we go, especially in high density urban areas these days, you've got to be okay with being on tv. because there are usually multiple views of you. here in new york city, they have software that makes the cameras smart. the cameras can visually look for containers that don't have someone attached to them. containers that are new to the frame. i am assuming some of that technology exists in boston. and i am also assuming that they're looking at the possibility that if these came in to be placed where they did during competition, that they were built in somehow to evade detection. >> reporter: that's certainly possible. and we should know more about that, i would think, in the coming hours as they begin to look at whatever pieces they can find. and in terms of the surveillance v

see that? so when all the air has the same temperature, then the sound will travel at equal speeds in all directions and form all these circles. yeah? but how about in the case where, maybe at nighttime, it's relatively cool above the water, and relatively warm up above? that's so-called temperature inversion. when that happens-- how about this wave? will this wave get to here or will it be further along? in the warm air, it would get to here. in the cold air, it would get to here. and up here, maybe, up to here. so you know what's gonna happen to the wave, gang? the wave is gonna be bent more like that. when it gets over here like this. now, my rays, being perpendicular, are pitched. ooh, look at that. see that? and maybe up here, and down here. and it turns out, if you have a bigger ear, you can hear better. when your friends are far away, does it really help to put your hand like that? does it? yes, it does. okay? ask a rabbit. what's a rabbit doing all the time, right? yeah. the bigger the

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i want to see this area - used for this area. it's long overdue but there are issues i want to explore. i'm concerned with the legal obligations to the policies that were raised that could come back to us in a future meeting. i'm looking forward to getting this further utilization for that and thank you for all the work >> item a supplemental appropriation for the first one issuance of the general obligation bond. >> good afternoon. just one second while i pull up my power point. okay. as the commissioners are well aware in november of 2012 san francisco voters approved as opposed to b to if you happened but the parks projects and the ports waterfront parts. this general obligation of $195 million for port projects open spaceport projects. for the benefit of our new port commissioner mr. murphy i want to give a little bit of our open space plans. the map in front of you shows 3 types of port pronldz. the first one in erroneously shows the major park - i'm sorry in green are prior to the port bonds. that was over decades of gettin

still nice to see.cal names that have had a tough time in a good part of april are leading the mark. tech, materials, energy and financial. i do want to point out global growth has been anemic. the u.s. economic numbers have not been great in march. that's put a lot of pressure on these cyclical companies. look at some of the major sectors for april. we're closing out april in the next couple of days. i want to point out utilities, telecom stocks, health care. those kinds of stocks have done a lot better than all of the cyclical names that are out there. there's utility, telecom, health care. outperforming cyclicals like industrials and energy. you had the ceo of ingersoll rand. eaton reported this morning. the big problem is the same all these companies are having. beating on the bottom line but growth on the revenue side has been very tough to come by. particularly in europe. that's what eaton said. that's what happened to ingersoll rand as well. back to you, bill. >>> heading toward the close. 15 min

you see a guy beating the fire off somebody. you see dark black smoke coming out of both vehicles. this person badly injured. look at the person's clothes. >> the clothes are gone. they're completely burned off. >> it is a big inferno. you see somebody come here with a fire extinguisher but it could blow at any second. this thing is really burning. you need a fire crew to put this out. this is tough to watch. it is somebody injured in the crash and they come over and lay this person down on the grass and the person doesn't really look like he is moving at the moment. according to one report five people were injured in this crash and a dog died that was trapped inside one of the cars. >> incredibly brave of these people and so generous. so kind hearted for these people caught in this terrible crash. >>> this is tough to watch. this is in the streets of morocco, a dispute between the man with two dogs and other people on the sidewalk that caused these people to start throwing trash and rocks at the man with the dogs. we all know that dogs can be very protective of their owners. see t

you're about to see why. there is a team of nine out there looking for blue whales when they saw this. a pod of orcas surrounding and attacking a family of sperm whales. at one point you hear somebody from the boat say -- >> i smell blood. >> no way. >> very dangerous confrontation in the water, probably not the best time to jump in. that's not what shawn hinrich said. yohe a problem, you won't get saved here. >> here is shawn getting his gear on and jumps in a couple yards away from the big fight going down. at one point one of the orcas starts coming towards him and at the last minute veerz off and all of this went on for 30 minutes. talk to us about being in the water while this fight was going down, we have shawn hinrich joining us from boulder, colorado. glad to see you in one piece. tell us why you decided to put your gear on and get in the water. >> my belief in my heart is they're not conditioned to eat or attack humans. my brain was saying this is isn't a good idea and my heart was saying these anima

he sees some cars coming. some cars going, around the car that actually stopped. >> so there's cars going around this guy who is stopped. that's really dangerous, because those cars can't see if somebody is walking. >> they're rude, so if you are there, the guy pulls his emergency brake, gets out of the car and motions with his hand and sed says, you know what, i'll help you across the street, little buddy. >> that is an incredible man right there. >> that's the first russian dash-cam video ever. >>> the sea gull -- >> you know, i feel sorry for justin bieber because this competition is getting younger . [ music playing ] >> yes, so those goose bumps were given to you by a boy in the phillipines. this video was posted of him accepting luther van dross' hit "dance with my father," he is singing with an acoustic guitar and it's been viral. his pitch is dead-on, his beautiful vobrado. he has an amazing voice ♪ i'll sing you a song that will never, ever -- ♪ how a man's love for ♪ a man's love for dancing with his

what we're seeing in addition, we're seeing heavy volatility. that is being indicated in what we're seeing. keep your eye on the etf. as well as the sell off that we're seeing here. make sure that you keep in mind that we're looking at silver having its worst day since 2010. >> it is important to point out that we have stabilized on the stock markets here. >> still a tough day overall. much of the weakness is in the commodity names and stock exchange traded funds. there is the gold miners down. that's down 11%. these are smaller gold mining companies. >> this is in london. an undisclosed location. the important thing you want to see here is what's going on with how it moves. when there are redemptions, the gold is moved from one part of the vault to another part where the custodian is held. there is not actually a sale that goes on. what happens is anybody's guess. they may hold on to the gold. they may sell the gold. >> that's what actually happens. they're on giant pallets here. >> large cap tech stocks. it's actually the worst performing stoc

what did you see. it interesting to see the ten year treasury move. >> yes.dropped right off the back about eight basis points. liz: kevin, we will have him later on, do not count out that on trade yet. everyone has seen a good rotation into equities. all you saw was one scary piece of information here. >> the flight quality we saw, we saw spreads widening early in the morning. the swath spreads are a liquid measure of overall liquid quality. treasury credit versus corporate credit. we look at that to seek a you know, how scared people are in the market. on the other hand, throughout the day, equities started recovering a bit. we solve the spreads coming back in. liz: thank you so much. we are going to be here at raymond james all day. and important trading day globally. they are in so much. we will be talking the next two hours with the top people. we are here in tampa, st. petersburg. we certainly hope for your investments. let's take it to the floor show right now. we are at the cme, the new york stock exchange and the imax. you are in chicago where you se

good to see you both. jeffrey, this stock, i was just looking, three years it's gone from 14 to 30, so a double in that time. what do you think? how's it look to you? >> bill, it's been a tremendous move for this stock. and today was your warning sign. this is your sign to start taking some profits and almost get out of the stock completely. so let's look at the chart right now. you can see the tremendous move that it's had over the last year. and if you put up that 50-day moving average, that is your line in the sand. if it closes below that 50-day moving average, you get out of the stock. in our view, there is more risk to the downside than there is opportunity on the upside. >> okay, so you don't like it from a technical standpoint. pat, what about you? are there drugs in the pipeline that might excite investors? >> there are a few, but nothing that could replace that blockbuster lipitor that went offpatent recently. which is a huge issue, because after you've been selling a drug for many, many years, y

that's what you are seeing broken out there. the 270,000 plus the 138,000 which is about 45 interest in san francisco among residential non-care customers. >> very good, thank you. >> so the next follow up item we had was the heat map. you will recall that in prior in our prior conversations, we've taken the results of the survey and with some additional research been able to apply those survey results citywide. this heat map shows you applying the survey results from the darkest green up to the red customers propensity to stay and we try to find a common measure that would help us break the city up. so we broke it up by district, by precinct so you can see in a more granular way handout how those services apply in our neighborhoods. relating to the survey results and the pie chart i just went through, as you look at the average score and going from the bottom, the dark green up, in order to get to that 270,000 mega watt hours, we only need to climb that average score to about 55. so we stay within the green. as you look at that

if you want to see things if you want to see how things are affected when you change things around takeook. the bmw misses the sign he stops and tries to pay cash. it's not an option. he tried to turn back around yes there's a lot of backing up. at the golden gate bridge. was not so, is what he's a man is what this woman is trying to do. she stops and then she unspent her seat belt and looks for a place to pay. that idea! if you look right here with cash in hand he also leaves the car he even tells the driver behind him , there's no one to take his cash. it returns to his car, and continue on. which is what you should do. even if you drive and rent-a-car you would have to pay in advance or option for the rental car to do it for you. stopping at a tow boat is dangerous and you could list the become critically injured. a fasttrack responder is the dollar cheaper. another thing stopping on the shoulder will get you a ticket. i will be checking back from time to time to see if all you have been behaving. at all electronic golden gate bridge stanley roberts kron 4 news. e-mail us at people b

you can see from our cameras. you can't see. at lease from the that perspective. you could a minute ago. the rain is blocking our view. let's take you to our traffic maps. we have three separate accidents. i want to concentrate on the 580 connector once you get on to 580 at the ramp leaving 80. that's from the eastbound direction. there is another one, a spinout on 580 eastbound. that's keeping things slow there as well. also, 580 westbound at 24 keeping things slow on the on ramp there. two separate accidents approaching the castro valley. the third has been cleared through the altamont pass. at tully, an accident on the 101 and another at blossom hill. let's take you outside and show you activity there. traffic moving smoothly. lots of cars on the road. pay attention to your neighbor and folks around you as you get to work or school safe. 5:19. back to you guys >>> following a string of recent case, school administrators could have an easier time firing abusive teachers. the california state legislature set to consider a bill that would streamline the dismissal

we see that at the moment that. everything stays as it is it's really a signal that the previous has a lot of support not only with it as well but also outside of the country and of course you know u.s. energy companies cannot wait to get back into the country after being kicked out of there where you talk about u.s. companies or as you were saying earlier with venezuela having such a huge reserve of oil for the world there must be some major global players who are keeping an extraordinarily close watch on venezuela right well essentially it's a fight between russia and the united states with china also being a major player they are not market u.s. companies as i mentioned were kicked out starting in the seventy's when the oil and gas sector was nationalized but really that policy was cemented during charges ironically it's still the biggest consumer of venezuelan oil but it's really trying to get back into the country now russia has a major presence there all of the country's oil and gas companies have long term co

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