took a 91 to 80 to leave the one on the 20 in a run to finish the game the warriors now leading the series two to zero. >>j.r. stone:. >>james: we have the california state university teacher getting arrays based on a to a three- year contract bill union members representing thousands of teachers voted to approve the deal with that is & of them reportedly bowed in yes the contra cause for reasons to like a 10.5% in the san mateo bridge kit and i'll weather and traffic for you this morning we will have a base on both coming up in just a minute. >>reporter: here is a live look at the bay bridge and a record to start things off of most the clouding the unexpected days to see the break we have their so- called scenario all the late in the day the people moister will not a has to do with low and apple are rare thing for us but the forecast 67 to the inland location we talk about the instability we have the sun out to help drive some bad. >>reporter: paris tel 6 down for seven that we have the possibility and opportunity all the way until saddam. >>robin winston: it is the combat directio

on the maximum along with the inclusionary and the second point the fees the relationship between the in lui fee and the onsite requirements need to be adjusted so there is an incentive to provide onsite housing that is part of our community plan and as well as supervisor breed office stated an intention to have antidepressant but 23 percent of onsite affordable or 25 percent fee out we know that will create everyone will fee out with no additional affordable units and finally with respect to existing projects we agree that the increases need to apply i will suggest that the matter be put over a few weeks as testing noted no communication with the community whatsoever about the change to divisadero thank you. >> thank you. >> calvin hate ashbury council a member of the affordable divisadero we support the position of affordable divisadero that is offered to i want to make a comment both connors statement. >> your staffs rotator that is outstanding we can go through a yearlong discussion before this commission with that commission playing and very involved role the question of density

once in the air, it will be heading to phoenix for the 10th leg of the flight around the world. it will arrive in phoenix at 9 pm tonight. we do have video, and possibly a live picture of the pilot who is in the cockpit. the pilot is in good spirits, and ready to go. the plane arrived from hawaii, and the purpose is to show the world that it is possible to fly free from fossil fuels.>> this is a big jump into the future. in a few years time, hopefully the entire society, the entire world will be working with this type of technology. this is what we want to demonstrate, we are pioneers. >> reporter: once it is in the area will travel between 50 and 70 miles per hour, and the pilot said he is well rested, and the plane will only see -- seat one person, and switching off with his partner on each leg of the journey. this started last year in march when the solar impulse 2 took off from abu dhabi. this is the 10th leg of the trip, and after atlanta in phoenix, we do not know what other state it will hit because they are studying the weather. they know for sure it will land in new yor

the chair: the house is in the committee of the whole house on the state of the union for the consideration of h.r. 4909 which the clerk will report by title. the clerk: a bill to authorize appropriations for fiscal year 2017 for military activities of the department of defense and for military construction, to prescribe military personnel strength for such fiscal year and for other purposes. the chair: pursuant to the rule, the bill is considered read the first time. the gentleman from texas, mr. thornberry, and the gentleman from washington, mr. smith, ach will control 30 minutes. the house will be in order. the chair recognizes the gentleman from texas. mr. thornberry: thank you, mr. chairman. mr. chairman, i yield myself such time as i may consume. the chair: the gentleman is recognized. mr. thornberry: mr. chairman, i'm honored to bring to the house today h.r. 4909, the national defense authorization act for fiscal year 2017. the house armed services committee reported it favorably about three weeks ago by a vote of 60-2. now, the only way a vote like that is possible is that members a

and the first is the resolution for the development of the black x, and the second is the issuance of the resolution, for the columbia park apartments. these are financings which will not require the city to put any of the funds to the retainment of the bonds, and the trade box x will be a 72 unit rental complex and will be located at 1101, connecticut industry. and the project sponsor is the bridge house corporation, and all of them will serve, families earning. and the project side is a vacant lot and so the construction will not displace any residents, and the apartment and this is daily that i presented in february to the subcommittee, and the fundamentals have not changed and no resource, and the double fund and all of the projects for the cities earning more than 67 percent of the median income, and the scope of the rehab, still includes, significant, repairs and up grades all of which are outlined in the project description before you. the project is back before the boards because of the increase, the amount for this project to cover,ed additional renovation, costs. in terms of

of how the trust has grown how the x liabilities the value of the costs for the promised benefits hasrown over the years and show show you the assets as well as the market assets our current funding level as of the actuary evaluation in 2015 we're an, an actual basis and the market-rate at 88.9 percent fund relative to the peers strong funding for a public pension i - everyone remind the final progression in 2008, and 9 at one point our trust was under $4 billion we're not having the market-rate of the $20.4 billion and during the same period of time we saw the increase in the value of the trust we were paying currently paying over one billion dollars a year in retirement benefits to eligible retirees you'll notice through is sort of an unusual bump in the liability i want to point out that that is primarily based on the decision of retirement board to adapt must mortality tabs the good news we're living longer than but the bad news we're ref pensions longer as a retirement board has vowed and approved to phase in those new more tilts tables we anticipate we'll see the results. >> sir

the giants are in the cutback in the night the. scored two runs. the braves pulled through winning 5 to 3. is the third loss for the giants and the past 50 games. they'll try again again employee gets a plant that starts for temp. >> mark: the the a's in oakland plays against. the twins and the against days cocoa chris started with a hostile home run. the a's won 32 against the twins. there are three game winning streak. they're playing. it wins tonight at 75 >> mark: gleason like taco find hoping to find peace and quiet. will take a look at technology. here the cemetery ridge they do have this special traffic on the eastbound. as a big drag on its side of one side the road. trotter otherwise is moving fairly smoothly west out on the right-hand side. ♪ amazing sleep stays with you all day and all night. sleep number beds with sleepiq technology give you the knowledge to adjust for the best sleep ever. it's the semi-annual sale! save $500 on the memorial day special edition mattress with sleepiq technology. know better sleep. only at a sleep number

, but the firefighters saved the life of the dog. no one was home when the fire started at about 2:00 yesterday afternoon. but the dog was inside the house, and firefighters broke down the front door and the little dog ran out. there was a lot of damage to the kitchen and the dining room. >>> this morning at the white house present obama awarding the medal of valor to 13 law enforcement officers, four from california. three santa monica police officers will be honored for placing the cells in danger to save the lives of the students and staff during the shooting at the santa monica college in june 2013. they shot and killed the gunman after he pointed an assault weapon at them. the la police officer is being recognized, not on duty when he crossed freeway dividers to pull the unconscious man from the burning car to safety. >>> top u. s. cybersecurity experts among those taking part in a simulated cyber attack in boston this week. the boston college will host the event, experts from the fbi and homeland security will take part, along

this report is still based on the view from the belly of the beast. many, many segments of the four of us. here we sit at the very beginning of where understandings of what we were about. or in sense our view of what needed to be done is the parks service would forward. expand interpretive frames beyond physical resources, emphasize connections of parks with a larger history beyond the boundaries, highlight the effects of human activity on natural areas, acknowledge that history is dynamic and always unfinished, recognize the park service's own role in shaping the park's histories, attend to history and memorialization at historic sites, highlight the open endedness of the past. address conflict and controversy both in and about the past, welcome contested and evolving understandings of american civic heritage, envision doing history as a means of skills and development for civic participation, share authority with an technology from the public, and finally better connect for the rest of the history profession and embrace interdisciplinary collaborati

>>darya: will live with the san matell, chef of the the of the of the search effort.l tran: there is no word of any foul play is involved they're still searching and now it is also in san francisco here was the reason why the show you pictures can entisols up a thirsted 10:00 p.m. the basically walk across the street to the pancake house he left his car and his wallet at home he is not been seen since then on friday morning some hiker and golden gate park founder a cellphone she turned and then he's 27 years old as the mantle of father of two young girls according to family and friends it is not like him to leave this out of the blue then turned to the media to ask for our health it was what they had to say about the loved one here will makes it harder is far as the search will he left his house no one saw him but don't know what he was wearing the last time he left his home that is like giving up pictures we every stop to the san mateo county sheriff's department at this point they do not believe it is foul play anything fishy at this point with our continuing with t

and the parking company and the city control the rates, and the a's apologize for the inconvenience, and they advised the fans to take part. -- bart.>>> the sharks have one the best of the seven series at home, and they have been the best on the road this season. and you can watch the game at the stanley sports bar in san jose. >>> from bad to worse for pablo sandoval since leaving the giants to go to washington, and now out with an injury, and he hurt his left shoulder and will have to have surgery. the red sox said they are not sure when the injury happened. and he just signed a five-year 90 million-dollar deal in 2014, and had the worst season of his career last year after batting .245 with only two homers, and he is no hit with six at- bats.>> a little bit different. >>> 6:14 am is the time, and checking in with a look at the traffic. >> but remember he still gets paid. >> i was thinking that, is he sorry left, but he still gets $90 million. the people that are upset will be the boston fans.>>> only sports, but some people will be upset. >>> let's take a look at the bay bridge to

an and the -- and the second is the role of the united states. let me start with the first one and just open it up to -- to press a little bit and then perhaps you want to reflect on this. >> we have airplanes flying wing tip to wing tip. we have airplanes flying over the front and back of ships that if a millimeter difference would have clipped a ship and fallen into -- as we saw in the baultic sea, we have airplanes being shot down because they cross territory of a nato country. that is how wars start. what procedures -- we call for procedures in our report, but what proceed oars, particularly in the -- procedures in the osc, is there something that we could do in the osc that focuses on the day after or the moment after. an accident has occurred. how do you make sure that that accident does not escalate to awar that nobody wants. what kind of process and procedures might be put into place specifically within vienna or outside of vienna that you think pay -- think may be able work. >> there are all sorts of things that could be done. first of a

so for pete's sake, the law of the land is the law of the land. you ought to follow the law of the land. it ought to bring solutions to the market as quick and safely as we can possibly can, mr. speaker. we get one bite at this apple. we get one bite at zika control. we got one bite of making this public health risk that does not balloon here in the united states of america. this bill gives us an opportunity to put our best foot forward in terms of pest control. 40 years, mr. speaker. 40 years we've been working as house members, as senate members, as republicans, as democrats trying to look for the next effort to make sure that the chemicals we use in everyday household products are as safe as they can be, as viable as they can be. for 40 years, mr. speaker. and that process culminates here today. this is a rule that all members can support, and i would encourage them to do exactly that. with that, mr. speaker, i reserve the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman reserves. the gentleman from colorado is recognized. mr. polis:

during the closed session i put on the record at the request of the city attorney that over the years i have had professional contacts with chief and district attorney george gasconon various matters dealing with the cities crimial justice system and it was the sense the commission in regard to those contacts that i have had with him on those matters that those did not arise to any kind of level of requiring me to recuse myself and the city attorney also agreed that those pasted contacts i had with district attorney george gascon procedurely professional on matters deal wg the cities criminal justice system and did not require me to recuse myself. >> any public comment on the matters that were covered in closed session? hearing none, do i hear a motion to adjourn? >> so moved. >> before we adjourn, i think commissioner addrews wants to make a statement. >> thank you chair. i should have made it before closeed session because now my audience is gone. i did want to take the opportunity to say what a honor it has been serving on the commission over these past 3 years and want to thank th

not necessarily because of the brexit, but because of the cycles of the uk and the u.s.ed to everybody else. tomorrow is the bank of england meeting, and is it is going to be interesting if they are more dovish in anticipation of the brexit vote in the commentary or the vote. one thing that uk has done is to try to bolster the economy with great relations of china, and remember they invited the premier there in october something that he described as visionary and historic, and now the queen has put a foot in it, because the garden party of which the chinese have been rude to the monarch last time, and she is being introduced to the officer of the man in charge of the security arrangements, and then the comment of bad luck. take a listen. >> yes, i will be, and i'm not sure if you knew, but it was a test i testing time. >> yes. >> and the point they walked down to lancaster, and said that the trip is off. >> and one thing that you todon want to do is to be rude to the am boos dor if you are going to be meeting the monarch. >> yes, don't be rude to the ambassador. >> and a

, so the verdict on the future of the united kingdom must be one for the people of the uk alone.e or outside eu, britain's relationship with the united states will, and must, remain strong. neither of us should ever be at the back of the line when it comes to working together. if britain chooses to leave, our partnerships in defense, in intelligence, in counterterrorism, in trade, and in culture, should remain strong and unchanged. neither of us would benefit from growing apart, and neither of us should want that to happen regardless of how britain chooses to shape its future. we have a unique and special relationship that has survived changes in government, changes of circumstance. that relationship will, and must, stay strong regardless office how the british vote in june. as david cameron himself has said, i believe our best days together lie ahead. ladies and gentlemen, our friends here in washington and across the united states should understand the challenge we face, should understand that dilemma as the eu changes, should understand that people in the united states would n

the incident that will while the british the most -- that will rile the british to most is after the siege. many of them men were from charleston and they were allowed to return in the city. will remain in the city. pen, the battle of cow british captured a number of american officers and they find in the papers, letters from men in charleston on parole to the patriots. they will send parties of soldiers throughout the city to them,men's houses, arrest put them on a ship in the harbor and send them off to saint augustine, florida. these were prominent men. thetenant governor in continental congress, thomas hayworth, signed the declaration of independence, said there is a tremendous outcry from the continental congress. they have been sent out an exiled. they probably should not have worried about them too much. one man wrote in his journal that they regularly fished for bass in the creeks nearby and they had orange trees in their front yard. in addition, they had their servants sent from charleston to take care of them. that they had to exiled them from the colonies and this outraged

came back to visit the friends i had made the previous two summers, the next summer, the summer of 1965 and once again i happened to hit on the right day. i was sitting in the outer office in senator cooper's -- the reception area hoping to get a chance to see him. he walks out, grabs him by the arm and says "i am going to take you to something really important. andome over to the rotunda there i am in the back of the -- johnson signed the voting rights act of 1965. i had a better seat than i did for the martin luther king speech. one more antidote you might be -- anecdote you might be interested in, in 2008, i was in the rotunda, we were celebrating the hundredth anniversary of the birth of lbj and i met lucy johnson who i had never met before. on the"lucy, i was here day your dad signed the voting rights act." she said "i was, too." nobody knew i was here, but i'm sure everyone knew you were here. she said her dad said ", on, get in the car. i will take you to the capital, this is something important. oh he explained to her that every person was be right beside while he signed the bil

the same legislation that takes the secretary of the treasury off the board in 1935 coincides with the most subservient federal reserve system in history between 1935 and roughly 1951. so legislation can really matter that matters a lot. that's a legal difference for sure but that heeds to a game of legal whack-a-mole. there's changes i would make to the federal reserve structure and it's system but the better approach i think is to say here's the system we've got. it's flawed so we should think very seriously about the politicians that we elect that will be influencing this election of the central bankers and then also vetting the central bankers to such that the attention they receive is with the power we shown see the republic threaten off the edge of the universe but then have -- just be so dismissive about how many vacancies we had on the federal reserve board during the entire administration. so getting that better would go a longer way. >> thanks. >> how do you turn down an invitation from a friend that is an old friend that referred you as the gib bonn of federal reserve histor

of the city and the police department the man that is sitting there with the stars can't do the job alone so you have prerequisites i understand that is like being in a little box but push against the sides and think outside the box never said i expect anyone to violate dlus but things you can do i wish you well and make sure this city whole and bring the trust and confidence in the police department. >> thank you. next speaker. >> good evening ladies and gentlemen, and welcome. >> good evening thank you for the smile and welcome peter yeah. i went to remind i've been here before the statement in the least of me was a reference to the animals and the school systems and churches never teach the children that a long time people einstein and jesus and martin luther king and hundreds and hundreds of beacons because murder included the animals we're in a nation full of turmoil in a city that is has turmoil is like a rose that is ready to bloom i stopped down and given they gave me a piece of my mind at the mission the protesters oh, it is about brown and black what go you know the corrup

brought the one-year- old into the back of the store. >> three minutes after the groomer took the doggroomer ran out and said the dog was having a medical emergency. the owner could see the dog was foaming at the mouth and had blood in his mouth. >> he said he did not know what was going on, and he said he did not kill the dog.>> the dog was rushed to the clinic inside the store, but the veterinarian could not save him, and the dog had two broken ribs and a punctured lung. they are conducting an internal investigation and the store has suspended juan zarate, but the family of juan zarate says that he loves animals and would never hurt them. >>> someone was stabbed late last night at the san leandro bart station. the allegheny county fire department responded to a stabbing at county fire department responded to a stabbing at 11:30 pm and the victim was taken to the hospital. that is all we know and is it as we get more information we will let you know. >>> the police in concord have identified a suspect in the killing of woman whose body was found in this city park, erick nelson should

building on the giants and the lower part of the the forum the basketball stamped will be underwatero i'm not sure i trust the liability and equity. >> >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> mr. mason. >> i think one of the main issues is communication right now i don't think poem get the message until computing with the officials on the embarcadero our establishing bicycle cameras but the c o-2 counter and bay bridge or whatever the c0 o 2 generators are you, work with the air quality management to resolve all that a regional bus express system has got to be move forward i don't see any action the mtc is studying it and trying to get information on that it is not going anywhere i studied is it 10 years ago failed and didn't grow legs you've got to get it going again the other issue is with that the google buses all right. a lot of the buses are operating from any observation not in complete capacity your own report says those busy go a million miles a month if you gifted divide that by 10 miles a gallon those buses get on the open freeway you're wasting 5 hundred thousand gallons of

the business of the military medicine at the time.nd we include particularly unique innovation. it is sometimes not well understood about how prevalent anesthesia and pain medication was during the civil war. sometimes considered a myth that someone might bite down on a bullet before having a limb amputated. that was never the case. there was never the case. but one of the concerns was it was hard to deliver this somewhat expensive medication into the system. we have something on display by a surgeon who developed this tool which helped to deliver more of the anesthesia further into the nostrils of the patient. and got it quicker into the nervous system. this is a unique tool and you can see it here on display. and where the army medical museum and even on display along this wall are several artifacts by confederate surgeons from the war itself. this small pocket surgical kit, it be longed to a woman named mary walker who was a contract soldier during the civil war. she volunteered and was discharged and volunteered again and was disc

- part of the budget the there raise that was the fact of the mattered it needs to be looked at the question was raised about whether the grant program which is - we applaud the impact and the innovation but we are questioning whether m that money should be dutifully coming out of the grants and going to teacher compensation whole grant virtually the entire grant goes to extra at the schools or outside consultants or books for the library and coming out of teacher compensation. >> thank you ms. blunt. >> thank you. >> i believe we have information about the audit we want. >> yes. nathan is here. >> hello commissioners my name is nathan. >> is there a document. >> okay. >> well, i, i am not i'll describe the document it can be forwarded but okay - i'll give you my part i'm nathan we're the dependent external auditors two documents a set of statement for the pta and the other one of the agreed on report they tell you the financial significance information where the money came from and how much and where it went and what is left at the june 2016 payments it is about the $9 million the

given the size of the sites and then finally the muni yards really the critical piece is the operationeeds and constraints of the agency all the sites are very much functioning with storage and maintenance and the fleet and facilities are expanding the services, of course, we've done service expansion in the past year and all the projections with the light rail vehicles and buses increase the site we're landmarking is currently evaluated as the overall update in the capital improvement plan and taking this facility offline enduring the construction from to years fits within the capital needs in terms of providing transit services so following the assessment of how these developments will fit into that capital program follow-up with the feasibility analysis and look at it everything from the financing to how like the residential use or mixed use will help with the facilities and to various code and architectural considerations so with that, that concludes my presentation. i'll be happy to answer any questions you may have. >> thank you and first of all, i do want to appreciate that sfmt

the pound, with the exception of the dollar. dollar and the pound have seen some real strength over the past few days in the currency market. a very interesting story playing out, not only because of brexit, but because of what is going on with the fed speaker. those same speakers that are influencing u.s. markets, influencing really global equity markets, are also obviously influencing the dollar. because people mays the this diversion trade coming back on again, if the u.s. raises rates. anna: very contrasting story. having an impact on the currency. matt miller joining us from berlin with a couple of looks at the market this morning. the chances of a brexit falling to 24%, according to good judgment and its panel of super forecasters.that suggests less uncertainty over the results in opinion polls might be telling us. under shoes the probability catalina by banks, including morgan stanley. meanwhile, george thompson has given his view on a brexit to bloomberg in san francisco. george: you do not want any more geopolitical ins

dollar,ing to be the the chinese story, or the saudi policy that affects the next move?n the subject of it is clear that there is some source of cyclical recovery underway in china. i think you still have the very severe structural headwinds, which may well impact the country for a number of years to come. but cyclically, china is recovering. the marketsting how always tends to focus on exports for china. they always say that is the best indicator of what is going on in china. rubbish. imports tell you how much demand there is within the domestic economy. the import growth a year ago was -20%. it is now getting close to zero. -- there yet,y or but we are getting close. it will continue and there are signs that it can continue. dealthat provides a great of order for the global economy. i am not sure enough to send oil prices that much higher. anna: where do you stand on the eurozone growth at the moment? germany factory orders in march. exports picked up. it seems there was a bit of a domestic demand falling a little bit, orders for outside the eurozone surging. getting t

the ceo of the u.k.'fund management company said that he would bring severe ut --ility to markets, b of course, we are talking about brexit. but not another lehman's moment. the aberdeen asset management ceo spoke about all of the risks. >> no, i don't think so. i think it will be very uncomfortable for a few days. currency will be volatile. the share market will be try toe while people work out what the affect is. part of that is because markets are really pricing and that we are staying in currency markets. that could be, as i say, create extreme volatility. anna: martin gilbert there. the four year operating profit has risen by 46%. joining us now for the first and review of the day is tommy breen, dcc's chief executive. i wanted to guage from you your approach to mma versus organic revenue. you said you got the capacity in balance sheet for further developments. what is your expectations for how much growth comes from mma, and how much are chemically going forward? >> the story from dcc for many years

on the different models the only difference the increase in the model; correct? >> i'm sorry which slide and 12. >> page 12 slide 12. >> oh, i'm sorry you're right. >> i guess that will be 24. >> 24. >> the slide. >> the cow part of that. >> 23. >> yeah. >> one before that. >> okay so any question is this objective obviously the 3 hour period my question is there, there any other issues 3 should be brought into the models. >> with respect to the rainfall. >> i'm trying to figure out how to express this when i was at 3u7 39 there are other factors that come into the model my questions are those the only factors or other things that should be in here. >> the hydraulic model is a representation of our physical system and it has any pipe or manhole or pump station is represented in the model and we - can use it to either rap indicate or propose a new project and what happens with the new project we apply a rainfall this chart is showing you different design storms that would be applied as an input to the model we have all the pipes built into the model and see how th

the person who is painting portraits of the powerful, the influential and the prominent people of the time. so the fact that he paints pulitzer is a very powerful statement to pulitzer's lasting importance in our society. you can see in the portrait, you look at one eye and it kind of seems like the eye is clouded so you get a hint of the vision problems that he was having throughout his life. some people say he looks devilish and angelic at the same time. so there are interesting juxtapositions in his life. his passion for his newspapers, his passion for communication that you can draw your own conclusions from that artistic interpretation of him. pulitzer always has a passion for drawing the best journalists and having some sort of a way to highlight the best in journalism. in a period in his life he was in a newspaper war and his newspaper and the newspaper that he was sort of fighting against circulation war were exaggerating things to the point where they may not have been true. joseph pulitzer comes to regret that aspect of his career and so perhaps that is why he decides one of

i thank the chairman for the time. >> the chair thanks the gentleman. we will proceed under the five minute will for questions and i'll begin by recognizing myself. the report of investigation by the treasury inspector general for tax demonstration, or tigta to concluded in its 2050 report as follows adequate, the investigation revealed the backup tapes were destroyed as result of irs management failing to ensure that the may 22, 2013 in a directive from chief technology officer concerning the preservation of electronic e-mail media was fully understood and followed by all of the irs employees responsible for handling and disposing of e-mail backup media come into court. my understanding is that commissioner koskinen was brought in, appointed commissioner for the purpose of restoring the credibility of the irs following this horrific scandal. and that part of restoring that credibility would be coming clean, making sure that the investigations conducted by vers committees here in the house of representatives were responded to appropriately with the info

-- hair: the yeas are 190 the chair: on this vote, the yeas are 190, the nays are 225. the amendment is not adopted. the question is on the amendment in the nature of a substitute as amended. those in favor say aye. those opposed, no. the ayes have it. the amendment is adopted. accordingly under the rule of he house, the committee rises. the speaker pro tempore: the committee has had under consideration the bill h.r. 5046 and pursuant to house resolution 20 reports the bill back to the house. under the rule the previous question is ordered. a separate vote ordered on the amendment reported from the committee of the whole? if not, the question is on adoption of the amendment in the nature of a substuent as amended. those in favor say aye. those opposed, no. the ayes have it. the question is on engrossment and third reading. those in favor say aye. those opposed, no. the ayes have it. the clerk: a bill to amend the office to authorize the attorney general to make grants to assist state and local governments in addressing the national epidemic of opioid abuse and for other

the 10% target in the short-term?> the end of last year, what we said, with the kind of environment, we expect that with the russian business, again, reducing losses, but not going what we're expecting to do. and of course, we have the cost ratio. aboveis, actually, given 11%. this year, we cannot guarantee, but we keep this kind of objective in mind going forward. we think we can achieve that by further transforming our business model. caroline: what is that target? >> let me say we need first to have clarity on the regulatory market. 2015 was a very important year in this perspective. we should have a final decision, we should have clarity from europe, the eopean commission. basis, we will put in place our new strategy plan 20. on these targets. caroline: it is too early to say if these targets will be reached. that is what the ceo told me. last quarter, there was concern that the targets made 13% in one day. we will see this morning the reaction of investors. for now, the ceo is focused on reducing the cost of risk

the project originated from the people, it is managed by the people, and the rewards are for the peopleof the account holders are favors, and many are women. they can put as they as little as $.15 a week, or borrow while waiting for a paycheck. they rubbish is taken for sorting at a central location. they help support the scheme by buying rubbish at set prices. that means stability for those taking it in and a boost to the environment by selling the garbage for recycling. a little less ends up in landfill sites, and trash can be turned into a cash and credit cap. rosalind chin, bloomberg. next, investors react to a post disappointing data from china. ♪ yvonne: good morning, it is monday the 16th. i am yvonne man, and this is "trending business." ♪ we will be live in beijing and tokyo this hour, but first what we are watching. disappointing data from china. but there is still an optimistic view. the yen is weakening. oil remains around $46. honda, overged at the be call of the takata airbags. they missed estimates by 34%. they continue to do so much to achieve so little, despite a progra

search for answers in the egyptair disaster. >>> plus the man and faces behind the numbers and the agony of family members that they've left behind. >>> and the politics of guns. donald trump tries to rally his supporters by saying hillary clinton wants to take gun rights away from americans. hillary clinton answers back. live from cnn world headquarters in atlanta. welcome to our viewers in the united states and around the world. i'm george howell. "cnn newsroom" starts right now. >>> new evidence is giving clues as to what happened aboard egyptair flight 804 just moments before it crashed into the mediterranean sea. cnn has learn smoke alerts went off shortly before the plane disappeared from radar. searchers have as found debris and human remains in the sea. but we still don't know what caused that plane to crash on thursday. there was 66 people on board. egyptian officials expect terrorism but no group has come forward to claim responsibility. let's get the latest from cnn international correspondent arwa damon live at cairo's international airport. arwa, what more are you hearing ab

in the opinion of the chair the ayes have it the ayes have it and the amendment is adopted. the chair recognizes the entleman from alabama. i'm sorry. i was jumping ahead. >> i'm definitely not the gentleman from alabama. >> sorry. i was jumping ahead too fast. the gentleman from washington. >> thank you, mr. chairman. although the gentleman from alabama and i are good friends, i do want to -- i have ab amendment at the desk number 158. >> if the staff would please distribute the amendment. >> consider it as read mr. chairman. >> let's wait for just a inute. without objection, the amendment is considered read and the gentleman from washington is recognized for five minutes. >> thank you, mr. chairman. mr. chairman, last week in the strategic forces subcommittee, we adopted an amendment by mr. franks that would convert a plan for space based missile defense to the actual deployment of space based missile defense. this amendment would strip that amendment made last week in the subcommittee's mark. the reasons for my amendment is that this provision that was introduced and adop

the one thing you said the economy was the opening the gates on time. comment on this later, sometimes they open the gate about 530 in the morning the don't start screening passengers. american airlines which i know well. >> thank you for flying with us. good morning, chairman, congressmen, members of the subcommittee. senior vice president of customer experience at american airlines testifying on behalf of airlines for america. thank you for inviting me here to discuss the impact tsa security lines is having on our customers. there is nothing more important than the safety and security of passengers, employees, and cargo. for the plaintiffs are the frustrated and angry. implement solutions to the pressing problem of excessive wait times. last year programs that have been in place to drive efficiency and increase security throughput were eliminated without adding resources. the result isthe result is a screening process causing unacceptably long security lines and a frustrated public. our discussion reveals the other contributing factors. first it appea

the legislative branch's tools include the power to write the laws, the power of the purse, the impeachment power and the power to censure among others. these tools allow congress to excerpt oversight over the executive and judicial branches. and taking further disciplinary action on behalf of the american people when warranted. the duty to serve as a check on the other branches including against corruption and abuse is a solemn one and congress does not and must not take this responsibility lightly. that is why this committee has scheduled a hearing today. in 2013, the american people first learned that their own government had been singling out conservative groups for heightened review by the irs as they applied for tax exempt status. this irs targeting scandal was nothing short of shocking. it was a political plan to silence the voices of groups representing millions of americans. conservative groups across the nation were impacted by this targeting, resulting in lengthy paper work requirements, overly burdensome information requests and long, unwarranted delays in their applications. in

could be no resolution of the without the problem state,ion of the israeli -- the annihilation of the jewish state. this continued in terms of the calls for the excising of the cancerous tumor, israel. and the several weeks ago, the testing of ballistic missiles, as it had been with jihad ofsiles, with its emblem "wipe israel off the map," three weeks ago. what is so disturbing about these, is that they are standing violations of the prohibition against this direct public incitement to genocide, anchored in the genocide convention and international law. in effect, state parties have a responsibility. it is not a policy option to iranthe leadership of accountable. fromt to distinguish it people and public of iran, who are otherwise the targets of mass domestic repression. similarly, the international community is not addressing that , as well. the second manifestation of genocidal anti-semitism are the covenants and charters and declarations. arrogant, --unni's surrogate. i am not telling you anything new when you say that hamas own public charter calls for the destruction of israel an

the 1990s after the passage of the j.fk. record's act. the very first call president johnson had with hoover at 10:00, johnson asked about mexico city and he got this answer. "no, that's one angle that's very confusing for this reason. we have the tape and the photograph of the man that soviet embassy using oswald pfsz name and the picture and tape don't correspond to his voice or appearance. it appears there was a second person that soviet embassy down there. and it turns out there's a problem with this tape too. we have the transcript but the presidential phone call has itself been erased, as i discovered when i made a pest of myself at the l.b.j. library. volume maybe? there's not much to hear anyway. maybe the eraser's been erased. anyway, what there is, is 14 minutes of pure hits. i got a couple of years of a phoney story from people at lbj library about the presidential taping equipment being inadequate and that's why the audio sounds like that. however, i pointed out to them that the phone calls on the same day all so

the two pictures on the slide are the costal rescue units positioning on the shore line getting the rescue swimmers as close as possible and aerial spotters as well. some the fire trucks for the two victims in april we had 4 trucks standsing up and down the coast line to get a better vantage point obviously. rapid deployment of the rescue swimmers are key to a rescue. national park beach patrol are a valuable resource and assist with [inaudible] and interagency drills. the united states coast guard hel copter supports the rescue operations as well. i'll turn it over to john baxter and will let you know what we have done. we have done outreach this year. >> can i just ask i know that there is a couple of the fire stations, 34 at point lobes and outer richmond and station in the sun set as well, but how long-the 5 teams went into the water arms linked waist deep, how many minutes do they have before hypothermia set in and how long do they have while a rescue team can be gathered to save them because i think that is a critical question, how long do they have after swept in the water? >> i thi

studied did food system on the workers and the environment and the animals we contemplated the farms to our congresswoman how we want to see o dispersed differently and gone to farms and yet not enough in the 2000 designing food for justice it is stated when taking on community issues seldom about we take on how we feed - and mission high school 75 percent of our students qualify for free lumps it it palace in comparison on the restaurants on 18 street those businesses are not the problem you can partner with the pathway and hiring the students and buying our produce and cooking with the youth this is not enough and i ask the district join the local produced food by pga the good food resolution making the food available to our students and children thank you. >> i'm a senior in million dollar and i wrote a speech i didn't write one i finished my finals i saw the good food purchasing policy and looked at the foundation dinner i'd given a speak i'm studio recite an excerpt real food is skairl available in the neighborhood and kids can you sin and chips rare food is scarce and the groce

the mountain erupted, the top of the volcano was still on by the railroad. on january 31900, a few days and they announced one of the largest private land purchases in us history. for $6 an acre he and his business partners but almost a million acres of timber land, and with the purchase they made to fill in the area, he almost all of land between what yesterday i five and mount saint helens. and this was one of the greatest investments that anyone is ever made anywhere after correcting for inflation i calculate that they made about 250 for every $1 they put into land. fast-forward to 1980, on march 20 of that year seismic detectors picked up a magnitude 4.2 earthquake. we usually just get one or two. that did not happen in this case. really cannot tell them apart and more. bogen all just were sure the magma was on the move. then about a week after the initial earthquake the small crater opened up on the top of mount saint helens. this little puffs of human --dash began to emerge. in march of 1980 they came back to life. the renewed activity was a national s

the bottom of the screen the entire time.orrow, late day thunderstorms in the forecast, and the first half of the day looks goods for saturday, and then storms move in the afternoon, sunday, though, a sunny, cool, dry day, and it will be windy. here's a look at future weather. it is seeing rain alon the shore and in delaware, clearing out, though, in the next couple hours, so by 7:00 p.m., there's more clearing, and the clouds start to clear out more overnight, and tomorrow morning, you wake up to sunshine. so now we have 10:00 a.m. saturday, dry locally, but to the west, you see rain, and the rain moves in through the early afternoon hours, ben by 3:00 p.m., lehigh valley and suburbs in pennsylvania sees the rain. as we go into 630, we expect showers and storms to ramp up. some of the storms are fairly strong tomorrow amp, and then they'll may take ware in new jersey along the shore similar to today, other than we expect more in the way of thunderstorms. 8:00 p.m. tomorrow night, and there's more clearing into about the 10:0

albert jones on crimes against the security of the nation world war ii, the cold war and the evolution of mexico's laws, 1941. 1970. a seminar that we are organizing with cosponsorship with anthony's college. i think that is it, just to close with a reminder please turn yourself owns often now over to eric to introduce today's speaker, jennifer middleton. >> thank you christian. jennifer is a associate professor at the university of history and her books include from welfare to work fair. welfare in the united states co-authored with marissa shelter fell and most recently the rise of the military welfare state. she is published widely in both scholarly journals and in popular publications. including the journal of women's history, the journal journal of policy history, social politics, new york times, and the los angeles times. she was a scholar at the woodrow wilson international center for scholars in 2008, 2009. you should hold the point out copies are available outside after the session. today should be speaking on that subject. [applause]. >> thank you very much eric for that intr

the cost of getting the balance wrong is the cost to consumers and the economy of the contact that is not made for fear of running afoul of the in ill-defined role text messages to let parents know about cancellations or six struggling households to keep the heat from being shut off or calls to lurch borrowers their risk of defaulting and follow-up calls to patients to make sure they understand their discharge treatment plans another matter to be discussed is the car about to allow those to will phones the administration used the bipartisan act as the robo call carve out in the department of education testified why those prioritized that carve out over years and unfortunately deal bauman administration is are represented today but we will continue to seek answers as the car about is implemented as we continue oversight of tcpa also protecting the privacy of consumers while making sure they have reasonable access and to assess the cost of doing business we have a variety of perspectives. >> if you go anywhere in this country do you want to receive robo calls? or would you like to recei

the european union is one of the slowest growing countries in the world -- one of the groupings in theith one of the highest levels of unemployment, which is very sad. it's a political project which we do not -- the british people do not wish, and the french don't either. but france has elite to run it. but i was very interested in a poll where is french people were asked would you like to have a referendum like the british people have so that you can leave the european union, and 53% of the french said yes. francine: there would be huge queues on what people need to think on that day in the booths. mario: as a british citizen, do i have much greater confidence in the political class in the u.k. that i have generally? and what i feel comfortable in having this belittle class -- 800 i feel comfortable in class leading me and my fellow u.k. citizens in the rather untested and perilous adventure of going against the wind at a time when countries are trying to combine rather than to pursue nostalgia through this integration? jon: he is on target. if i was young person, and i wish i was, th

the sound issue evident in the bar listening to the speakers on the wall but on the wall created a problem nevertheless, they took them out the complainant said it is not as loud in here unit she hears imaginations or things but utter is better they're in compliance but at some point we might discover something i'll pass that off. >> did you take any reading in the complainant apartment. >> i did initial but given the sound level - i took readings initially last are summer in the process of permitting this time around when i was in the bar they were at 71 well below the 82 or 85 i knew that wouldn't be loud per say in the apartment. >> concentrated because of the speakers in the wall for instance, like kick drums and base not be a violation in the residence but the thumping is something annoying so i did not on intersections that i needed to do that i really didn't i knew the issue i've heard the speaker noise i told them to remove it into the wall. >> new complaint came through it was last week talked to the complainant after she called in and talked with maggie for awhile noah valley min

the owner at the laguna guns said that the weapons are locked up so the suspects left. 2 miles away the police believe same people broke into the other gun shop and did not get anything there either. >> we specialize in law enforcement stuff and to the general public, but we maintain tight security so they really did not get anything.>> investigators did get a footprint left on the glass panel, and also looking at possible connections to a simmer burglary last week where they got away with more than 100 weapons. >>> 5:10 am. >>> and the bay area man accused of being responsible for the crash in sacramento and one officer in the hospital. >>> and steph curry and then he, and up next -- and his knee, and up next we will hear more about his game status.>>> looking at a commute that is getting busier, and we will tell you more about your drive through the bay bridge.>>> low clouds inland and drizzle with temperatures bumping up a few degrees. i want to some cutting edge technology. this is a vhs tape. push that tape in and hit play. this is a flip phone. have you seen these before? it's cal