he is timing up the snow and the roller coaster temperatures for the next week. >> even though the inc. is dry to pay thousands of government workers, the reloaf could be short-lived. >> we will find out how the cuts will be for one budget. first off, good morning to you. >> welcome to news 4 today on this saturday. it's a chilly start. it's like 18 degrees outside when i started rolling in

the investigation by the center for american progress is called "fear, inc. 2.0, the , islamophobia network'sts to manufacture hate in america." >> this is how the slum a phobia network operates. a group of foundations and donors provides the money. to date, more than 50 seven lane dollars. that money is given to a selection of tightly knit organizations that rely heavily on a handful of so-called experts that orchestrate misinformation about islam. that information spreads to larger network of activists politicians, media, and more grading and echo chamber around the false idea that islam is a violent religion. >> i think the finding islam at large as a threat to estimate in the slum a phobia, simply wrong and will lead to bad policy. >> islamophobia has real consequences. there's been a nationwide push for laws targeting muslims. in new york city, the nypd covertly monitored and met the city's muslim community in a boston, a muslim doctor was insulted after the boston marathon bombings. >> this new report is an update on a 2011 investigation we covered here on democracy now! and for more we

so at this time, the recommendation of the staff is to award the contract to apadana engineering, inc. which is a responsive -- the contractor submitted a responsive bid and is a responsible bidder. upon commission approval, we are planning to complete this work as mentioned earlier by the end of the year. the project is 1,035000. $700,000 for the construction and $235,000 -- the source of funds is downtown park fund. which is a majority of the budget. also open space contingency and mayor's office on disability. this project had environmental review issue with ceqa exemption under the building permit. it is supported by the union square business district, the mjm management group, which is the onsite property management and mayor's office on disability and rpd staff. >> is there questions? is there any public comment on this item? being none, public comment is closed. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> entertainment a motion. >> so moved. >> second. >> all those in favor? >> a. >> so moved. >> we're now on item 84-84 guide place approval of conceptual plan. overhead. ? >> good morning co

. >> even though the inc. is dry to pay thousands of government workers, the reloaf could be short-lived. >> we will find out how the cuts will be for one budget. first off, good morning to you. >> welcome to news 4 today on this saturday. it's a chilly start. it's like 18 degrees outside when i started rolling in this morning. >> looks like we are ending february on a cold note. >> it has been our coldest february since 1979. but it has been the coldest february on record in baltimore and baltimore climate records go back more than woj 40 years. march begins tomorrow and that may be the thing. temperatures are cold cold cold again. 10 in gaithers berg and 12 in menassis. 20 degrees in southern maryland. it's a dry sky and picture to get the picture started. that won't last all weekend. winter weather to the west and the south. wouldn't surprise me to see a winter weather advisory for here sometime tomorrow. we are keeping a close eye on that. you will have to deal with the cold. have your winter coat ready to

showers linger longest and we'll round out the day by 3:00, a mix of sun and clouds. 64 degrees on the inceeninsula. and 63 degrees in the weekend. upper 70s. even 80s pop. hard to believe we're still in winter with temperatures like this. stick around we'll go over your forecast in moments. >>> first let's check your drive and welcome in a friend of mine. how are you doing, mike? >> she's doing well. let's look at the bay bridge. friendly as the camera shakes. that's as far as the winds go across the span as well. look in denton, a nice easy drive in and out of the city. still easy glow. we're showing a smooth drive. but the green is highlighted on the richmond-san rafael bridge. and gusty winds for the richmond san rafael bridge. and as the morning progresses winds will be an issue as folks travel in the area. a couple surface streets have fender-benders but nothing big. as we move over to the east bay, a nice smooth drive and we had a spinout at 8 p 7 and 101, and slippage on highway 9 and 35. >>>ups of people actually waking up in the dark following the weekend full of heavy storms. >>

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the county and the health care contractor, corzon health inc. will split the $8.3 million billbut, the family says the biggest achievement in this case is changing the way the jail does business. dr. harold orr jr. corizon correctional healthcare one of the things we are going to do is have rn's workiing at the intake of the santa rita facilities in intake. harrison's family says they would give all the money back just to have their dad back with them. i'm jeff bush, live in dublin, kron four news. pam moore>>:sunnyvale police are calling on the public for help in tracking down a late model, white mercedes sedan. they say it was involved in an officer- involved shooting on monday evening. it happened around 6:30 in the evening. at the corner of south wolf road and el camino real. santa clara police had stopped the mercedes, in connection with an auto burglary case, when the driver hit the gas, h eading toward the officer, who then opened fire on the car. the santa clara officer, who was not hurt, has been placed on paid administrative leave. it i

the warehouse, it belongs to production pattern shop inn inc. not too far from the bart tracks. no reported injuries. >>> all right, well, we have a very sweet dog in studio if you are looking for calm friend. this is jenny, and emily is here with the berkeley's bay humane society. >> thank you. >> tell us about here. >> have this is jenny, she is about 5-years-old. she just so sweet. oh, thank you. she would do well in almost any home. she gettings along great with other dogs, probably with cats as well. she came in about twice the weight that she would if b if he was healthier. >> okay, we understand. >> she loves to go on walks and she is unaudited. she has a little--she on a diet and she has a little way to go. >> yes, you can work on yourself, work on jenny, you your partner right there. >> ----you have your partner right there. >> yes, and she is so sweet. >> okay, very good. so if you are interested in adopting, what do they do? >> well, go on our website, berkeley humane, or give us a call, we are on 27th hundred -- 2700th 9th street. an

the worst public schools. >> for profit schools like k-12 inc. can now be found in 34 states and the district of columbia. the enrollment and revenue of these firmings firms have nearly quadrupled since 2008 but have graduation rates below state averages. and in the past year they have lost managements contracts or been threatened with shut downs in several states. >> the bottom line is the thing they are most concerned with and in many cases the bottom line conflicts with what we consider good education. >> despite the industry's mixed outcomes experts say nobody answer'sbeen more instrumental in big business than jeb bush. >> if jeb bush holds a meeting people are going to come. far more than lobbying and comparison contributions it's access. >> bush and his foundation sit at the center of a complicated web of money and policy. take the state of maine as an example which began considering privately run virtual schools in 2011. companies like k-12 inc. donated money to bush's election campaign and steven bowen a member of bush's for change group. part of the american legislative council or alec, unites g

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. >> item of compressors the second consultant contract of the north consultant and stan consulting inc. and increase the contract by 8 hundred plus thousand not to exceed for the non-material acquisition this is a non-action item. >> any public comment on item 6 seeing none, public comment is closed and seeing no commissioners on the roster mr. clerk will you please call the roll. >> same house, same call? great okay same house, same call? we'll take that without objection. >> okay item 7. >> okay 7 and 8 please. item 7 approval the administrator codes and the procurement policies and the traffic conferee training those are action items. >> okay. is there 0 any public comment on item 7 or item number 8 seeing none public comment is closed and colleagues, can we take this same house, same call? we'll take that without objection. be that will be the order item number 9. >> item 9 increase the amount of the contract for the thomas by 66 thousand plus to total not to exceed 3 hundred 66 thousand and the engineering services for the contract of engineers by $130,000 not to exceed 5 hundred

stowed from the menage foundation in the amount of $20,000 for the recreation and park department scholarship program and no. 2 from big billy, inc., doing business as as slims is not on today. so i need a motion as amended with 5a. with that, is there any member of the public who would like to comment on the consent calendar? being none, public comment is closed. commissioners >> entertain a motion. >> moved with amendment. >> second. >> moved and seconded with amendment, all those in favor, say aye? >> a. >> so moved. >> we're now on item and although there is no presentation today, it's the san francisco zoo. would anyone like to make public comment on the san francisco zoo item today? being none, public comment is closed this. was discussion only anyway. we're now on item 7, the union square ada enhancement award of contract >> good morning commissioners. project manager, capital division. i'm here for a discussion and possible action to approve the award of a construction contract for the union square ada enhancement project, contractor no. 305av to apadana engineering, inc., for base bid only in the amount of $599777.77. un

against all reasonable law says a half, ahead of the federal reserve inc. the secretary of the treasury major preferred secretary to a coworker do the next day. but the united states was headed. it didn't cascade cascade and cascade into we grew last quarter of 5%. the europeans had never experienced this before. this is what christ is united states is world war ii. the bond crisis. there was the third world that christ did. there's the savings and loan crisis. all solved in the same way. the government intervened to save the bankers and the bankers call the government are responsible for his hit here. a wonderful game we play. the europeans hobnobbing to go. they have no commonality. in that room no question, it doesn't want to bail out. but the question that germany versus greece, france versus germany, this was the question and the fact that going bankrupt doesn't mean the people you've laid off are not your problem. so you would expect massive risk-taking didn't occur because it could have been. when it occurred, it occurred on the black market because n

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different situation, but people i talked to in the sports inc. d community says la's the better situation. >> i don't know if they are for sale. i don't pay that close attention. nba franchises are going to be in french is -- going to be in demand for the reasons i mentioned. they are a tentpole for real estate they're so much value accrued to the nba, and it's probably -- if you look at the other main franchises, the main sports, we are probably growing the fastest in terms of interest. i think that's a big plus. >> with a scalable opportunity of international. that's when the technology comes in. >> for the nba, it's not just about your local market. it's about being part of an organization only one 30th of an organization that's expanding globally and to places other sports, other than maybe soccer can go. >> you are here specifically today talking about data and analytics. do you feel like teams and management have a true alliance on data mining? >> it's very much analysis -- and allergists -- analogous to the stock market. there's a point in

the key question for they'll will be whether or not there is a rebound effect and if people inc. e oil shock is dragging core inflation down and not just headline inflation? >> just before we go, your thoughts on of the united states, a concern about the week oil price. -- weak oil price for you if you borrow money when oil is l $100 a barrel, what is your view? >> it has been shaken. very attractive yields. what we are expecting is probably at some stage to see a kind of rebound of the oil price. and probably an interesting sentiment to have a look at the u.s. jean medecin always a pleasure to have you on. as we head to the break, a picture of the markets. 20 minutes into the session. the ftse here a little higher. the dax elsewhere, across the board up 0.3%. italy, just in the green. a lot to talk about. oriole after the break. stay with us. ♪ >> welcome back to "on the move ." we are seeing volatility and the oil market. joining me now is caroline hyde. a strike. what is going on? >> we have a nine sites that are striking, 10% of all of the fuel produced in the united states ar

your question, what can we do next, the most important inc. is to work with the most important neighbor which is saudi arabia into tried to work with them to work out how to best provide some level of stability in yemen. the only thing i would say is if -- a common theme across all of these things -- if there is a need of a common government, yemen is yet another example because, of course, while everyone was trying to get behind, it was still an inclusive government representing the country. as demonstrated by the --. >> eight yesterday you made a statement about the three youngest london girls who went to syria to support isil. is there a number on how many young people are being radicalized and ending up in places like yemen, syria, and iraq? >> the estimate i can give you about the number of people who have traveled to syria, but a number of how many people are looking at radicalized information on syria on the internet is hard to estimate. i have got a feeling or a way to think about it, but i will ask the experts. it is one of those figur

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the diaries for more than two years documenting the lives of the more than a dozen barbers at the barber's, inc popular shop in shop in downtown san jose. the owner says community service is an integral part of his approach to business. >> i wanted a barber that really embraced the old school traditions of barbering and that wanted to be a part of that community social hub. >> reporter: professor cheers says the role of the barbershop is even more important in san jose where the black community is relatively small and doesn't live in historically black neighborhoods. >> the barbershop is that place where commerce, history, politics, sports, everything else all comes together. >> that was devin fehely reporting. the film makes its debut sunday in san jose. >>> tonight we are in the middle of the bay area's first storm of the year. rain and wind causing messy conditions on the freeways now of here's a live look at the bay bridge right through the water on our lens. slow going on most of the other roads in the bay area. and a warning before you file your taxes. th life's the food that brings us to

some criticized it before the inc. was dry. that's not appropriate. stration is doing enough to communicate what the strategy is and to do period ic if not daily reporting on where things are going well where things are not. you can't just have a strategy. you have to communicate it effectively and repeatedly. you have to spend the time. that's a difficult assignment. those who say he doesn't have a strategy are wrong. they have to be much better at communicating wins and losses successes and constantly re-evaluate. even as we debate the authorization we have to continually assess how the strategy is being implemented. does it need to be changed. do we have to make adjustments? that's why we need a big debate. it should be a long and important debate. >> all right. senator bob casey, democrat for pennsylvania. appreciate the time this morning. thank you very much. >> thank you, steve. >> now to get a view from the other side of the aisle. an hour's drive down interstate 476, charlie dent republican from enpennsylvania joins us now. congressman, i will

we will put government back on the side of the working class families of america who so often inc. st of the help -- so often think the most help goes to those at the top and sent to the bottom and no one stands up for them. but we need more than new laws and programs. we sure need more than new promises, we need a news barrett of community. a sense that somehow we're all in this together, that we will rise or fall together. a few years ago hillary and i visited a school in los angeles in an area plagued by crime and drugs. we spent an hour and a half with a dozen sixth-graders who told us the number one fear was getting shot going to and from school. then they were worried about turning 12 or 13 and been forced to join again or use crack or get beaten badly. finally, they were worried about their own parents drug abuse. nearly half a century ago i was born not too far from here in the little town of hope arkansas. to my dear

[captioning made possible by the national captioning institute, inc., in cooperation with the united states house of representates any use t csecaptioned coverage of the house proceedings for political or commercialurposes is expressly prohibited by the u.s. house of representatives.] the speaker pro tempore: on this vote the yeas are 242. the nays are 1674 tsh-174. the previous question is ordered. the question is on the adoption of the resolution. so many as are in favor say aye. those opposed, no. in the opinion of the chair, the ayes have it. mr. polis: mr. speaker. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from colorado seek recognition. mr. polis: on that i request a recorded vote. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from colorado has requested a recorded vote. those favoring a recorded vote will rise. a sufficient number having arisen a recorded vote is ordered. members will record their votes by electronic device. this is a five-minute vote. [captioning made possible by the national captioning institute, inc., in cooperation with the united states house

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[captioning made possible by the national captioning institute, inc., in cooperation with the united states house of representave any use of the closed-captioned coverage of the house proceedings for political or commercial purposes is expressly prohibited h u.s. hou oprentives.] the chair: on this vote the yeas are 184 and the nays are 234. the amendment is not adopted. the unfinished business is the request for a recorded vote on amendment number 6 printed in part a of house report 114-14 by the gentlewoman from texas, ms. jackson lee, on which further proceedings were postponed and on which the noes prevailed by voice vote. the clerk will redesignate amendment. the clerk: amendment number 6 printed in part a of house report 114-14 offered by ms. jackson lee of texas. the chair: a recorded vote has been requested. those in support of the request for a recorded vote will rise and be counted. a sufficient number having arisen, a recorded vote is ordered. members will record their votes by electronic device. this will be a two-minute vote. [captioning made possible by the national cap

proceeds go to the charity girls inc. of omaha.cy, get your bidding ready. >> i think i'm out but thanks. landon dowdy, thanks. >>> tracking an icy situation for all cars and trucks this morning. leftover from yesterday and what is still falling on the ground. you can see the effects on the lens of the lowes hotel camera. that's what you will see on the untreated surfaces this morning, walkways railways and cars not taken care of after yesterday's system. it is 28 degrees. jillian mele is here in the first alert traffic center. >>> good morning to you. a lot of the activity is clearing off the new jersey turnpike but we still have some southbound near route 33 near exit 8. i'll explain what happened last night that is leading to this cleanup still out there right now in just a few minutes. >>> and it is not just the roads that you have to worry about, the first step out the door could be a doozy. >> we'll check the conditions so you know what to experience. katy? >> reporter: for most of you waking up, you need two things this morn

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let's drill down with the visionary chairman and ceo of kinder morgan inc. and get a sense of where the company is headed. withing welcome back to "mad money." >> thank you, jim. glad to be here. >> you had an analyst meeting. you said that oil should be at the $65 to $75 range. it's rallied from where you thought it was too cheap. is it headed to 65 75? >> all i said really jim, you can't meet world oil demand at a $45, $50 wti price. and i don't know what the magic number is but i suspect it's something in the $65 to $75 range. so eventually, to get equilibrium equilibrium, i think you're going to go back there. but as to when and whether it's going to be a v-shaped recovery or a u-shaped recovery, i'm not smart enough to predict. but i'm pretty confident that in the long run, you're going to have prices that justify satisfying the demand that's out there. >> then you, is it better to be lucky or goodrich? at the absolute top, you were able to put the company together in a way you said you needed cheaper capital if you needed a chance to do some buying if t

appealed to general grant on the basis that it was his understanding and grant as well that the terms of surrender inc. a position the position that there would be no retribution. to make a long story short, general grant interceded with president johnson and even threatened to resign his commission if those proceedings were pursued but they were not. there is no record of any further proceedings beyond that point. john curtis underwood during the course of reconstruction was what was known as a radical republican. in order to regain full admission to the union and get out from under the military rule, virginia had to adopt a new constitution. i think the convention began in 1868 and it was ultimately ratified in 1870. but the chairman of the convention adopted the new virginia constitution was john curtis underwood and to this day, it remains known as the underwood constitution. among white virginians to this day he was the most revolved person in the state of virginia in the state that was for well over half a century. in fact virginia politicians for over half a century said about the major lifewor

breaking news out of australia with the reserve inc. s february meeting where it cut the cash rate to the fresh record low of 2.25%. let's head to paul allen in sydney. there have been doubts about the pickup in consumer spending and explain the reason to cash cast rates to 2.25%. aey said there is also been decrease in chinese demand for commodities, which has a severe impact on australia. there is also uncertainty in timing and the extent of the expected increase in household consumption and investment and a lack of clarity on the chinese property markets. whye are among the reasons the reserve bank of australia decided to act and cut the cash rate at the start of the month. as for the currency, it is still too high. it has increased slightly since the release of these minutes. earlier this month, we have been hearing a lot from the rba recently. glenn stevens testimony to ,arliament about the currency he said he is less concerned about where it sits against the u.s. dollar and more so against major trading partners, which include chin

the elastic band into old navy pants? >> it says "old navy" >> old navy >> old navy is owned by gap inc, one of the largest clothing companies in the world. this is where a lot of america's clothes come from - and it's a reality many companies don't want us to see. this is one of very many subcontracting factories at the bottom of the supply chain in bangladesh. it seems completely unregulated, completely unauthorized. // there's no fire extinguisher, no fire exit. it's just a shack in someone's backyard. >> this morning we went to a finishing house and they had about 20 workers there. more than half of them were under 14.there were girls as young as twelve making clothes for gap. >> really? in a finishing section that you went? oh, my gosh. oh, my gosh. i mean for me, i just can't believe. so this is the time that gap should step forward to make this correct. oh, my gosh. so see how critical is the supply chain is. how critical it is. >> gap declined to give us an on-camera interview. they did give us a statement, though, saying the products we found were quote "either counterfeit or improperly acquired." but through the ba

[captioning made possible by the national captioning institute, inc., in cooperation with the united states house of representatives. any use of the closed-captioned coverage of the house proceedings for political or commercial purposes is expressly prohibited by the u.s. house of representatives.] again, the debate is coming up in the house tomorrow. an update on a vote expected in the senate tomorrow. congress is working. why is that? >> they had resistance from some parts of the republican conference. some of the critics of the immigration policy felt that temporarily funding the agency with the cr would give leverage to the president in the new year and they would revisit some of the immigration funding and policies. we are only looking at a few weeks before homeland security spending lapses. the question is whether we look at another. >> what are the details in the bill and the provisions holding things up? >> the things that drew the veto threat deal with preventing him from having money to implement and it would have shielded illegal immigrants from deportation. there are othe

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the deal did ask a lot of porsche inc. oh. -- a lot of poroshenko. >> two civilians were killed near lou wants -- its location makes it vital to both sides of the conflict. >> rebels not invited to the talks battled for control of the area in eastern ukraine. kiev has accused pro-russian separatists of the pulling another 50 tanks and rebels claim they have made advances against ukraine's military. >> villagers have repelled the army's third attempt to play -- to break through the blockade. >> they are trying to wrestle control from the government. the separatists claim to have the town surrounded on three sides. rebels said the insistent could undermine the cease-fire. >> this is the kind of thing that might break the agreement. we will add i lie the sea sire -- by the -- we will abide by the cease-fire. >> the cease-fire which goes into effect on the weekend, will be monitored. the mission expected a number of observers to move to 500 by the end of the month. >> thousands of mourners turned out to pay respects to the vict

[captioning made possible by the national captioning institute, inc., in cooperation with the united states house of representatives. any use of the closed-captioned coverage of the house proceedings for political or commercial purposes is expressly prohibited by the u.s. house of representatives.] the chair: on this vote the yeas are 114, the nays are 311. the amendment is not agreed to. the committee will be in order. members, please cease conversations, take your seats. the house will be in order. members please clear the well. members, please cease conversations. for what purpose does the gentleman from california seek recognition? >> mr. speaker, i ask unanimous consent to speak out of order for the purpose of a scheduling announcement. the chair: without objection. mr. mccarthy: members are advised that the house is expected to complete its work for the week by tomorrow evening. information on the legislation that will be considered in more detailed floor timing for tomorrow will be announced after the conclusion of the rules committee hearing tonight. i yield back. i yield --