crime scene case this is a also shot at the suspect the have not released yet the to the of the man but they say we will get more information when it becomes available of that is happening in oakland more good news will fall out of this is a massive sideshows of interstate 880 turned violent. >>james: concede people storming and stomping on to a police car estimated to on the cars were involved. >>reporter: you can hear a sixth gun shots and screeching tires of an oakland side shall overtake interstate 880 about 500 car drove on to the southbound side of the interstate from off ramp than spending it in the months video showed the crowd stopping on a patrol car and kicking in the side of oakland police say it is their car and it is no longer usable the sideshow to of the freeway for 45 minutes and then continued on to international boulevard and 50 fifth avenue in oakland. >>james: she said the u.s. should deal with ices more on the commute coming up in just a little bit. beautiful nails. they have good reason... introducing the latest innovation from amopé, the new electronic nail c

at this time the board voted with sdmdz to deny the permit on the basis the notice was defective the project is to constrict a wireless facilities we'll start with the requester mr. simon 3 minutes. >> thank you. >> good evening, members i'm martin fin man, i'm the hero on behalf of the permit holder which is crown castle, llc now a number of issues were raised at the original hearing by the appellants and those are not the basis stated at the time for the boards decision to uphold the appeal and didn't think or deny the permit more identified in the agenda as being the grounds for the denial the boards ruling was based on solely on an alleged lack of notice issue so the other issues that were raised paralleled in the postponements response to our rehearing our emissions and asking about next g being a large corporation and things like that are simply not relevant to the courts to the boards consideration and would not be a proper ground for having granted the appeal or having denied the permit so i'll pass over that and address the issue that is at issue has to do with with notice i

and the coast the dark and that the freeze warned that impacts more the valley the inland areas to theto the east bay and to the south bank is in effect until 9:00 but again expect temperatures in the third is a potentially for those locations. >>james: and will reduce its a one bloom around now that is helping to keep the temperatures in the low '40's here is a lot of the outside clear outdoors if you're born to be participating in the black pride and self be careful and bundled the high this afternoon will be in the low to mid 50's for the in an east bay in the south bank in for the bid warmer mid-50s plenty of sunshine like the incident a few clouds but mostly sunny force all >>james: of the have today with us will will repeat saturday and sunday we have and statistical system might bring as a few light showers on the into the for the middle of the week will to do not look very impressive. >>george: the investigation continues into an overnight accident it was a vehicle fire here it was pretty serious a person was actually killed and is taxable they're still within the corner tech l

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today, i urge the commission to adopt the findings of the ceqa and approve the termination for the utilityasements in the block of 872 and authorize the general manager to authorize the termination of the quit claim deeds to transfer the city's interest to the arena, llc i completely support this project namely it adds jobs to the neighborhood an entry a lot lot that is a field and adds open space and public space along the water and adds $14 million worth of tax revenue to the city and $18 million of infrastructure fees to the city as well san francisco is the original city without a public space i look forward to the concert this that madonna and taylor swift will host this is one hundred and 60 feet 10 stories tall and now casting shadows in the public parks and acts as a hub with the voters that approved prop d just a few blocks away with affordable housing this will provide job locations for those folks in this project just a few block away thank you and please pass this. >> thank you very much. next is tony please. introduce yourself. >> yeah. >> how are you. >> hey good afternoon ex

when it dissolves the joy of the plant practical the release no alteration video of the some the sonamic capture these images using wetland invisible to human eyes but is a really cool to look at it and make up the so the player. >>james: the first character that he ever created in the 2 million well disney made dec. universal the on the right contract is to lead the to the to break the relationship and disney would off their brawls of race similar nasa recently rediscovered which is lost in the national archives and have since been a disney animation shows. but officials are doing to try to save the season this year more deaths linked to the latest cases that were discovered. >>male announcer:this is the bay area news station,kron 4 morning news starts now >>anny hong: temperatures already down the cold is what we have seen. >>anny hong: after the evening ride home temperatures cool down to the '50s and already six is brought in the clock should it is cold and santa rosa and a loss of the '30's 37 in vallejo 30 in fairfield a partisan pleasanton and we're going to continue to cool

all the way to the left the entry to the muse here down 18 street the same corner retail on the left hand that is difficult to see that building is 31 feet tall and removed a story part of 4 year process and sybil shorter than building across the street. >> carr kar /* /- carolina and this is broken in the massing at the pedestrian entries the key thing the change over time improved the empowering is pdr space full board to be in the neighborhood scale and uses here's an example of the corner rail with 3 bulb outs and mariposa and we'll walk through the muse live oak on the left 40 feet high buildings and entries to the mid block muse in the middle at all gracious commercial ground floor here's the sgri to the muse 40 foot widest that is an quantitative public space. >> the design the muse david fletcher studio did it, it is about interpretative play with the natural elements throughout friendly and here we are many the middle of the muse plaza to the left is the residential lobby is the residential lobby and the flex room a key element to the left if you take a left in the photo the

the construction of the hotel and the 5 million and that source of the net fee payments to the hyatt of 14 million. we do recommend that you approve that resolution. >> and now, recording that item two and three. the over all operations and the total debt, service over the year is estimated at 466 million. and that is shown in attachment one, and on page, ten of our report. and the total debt, service could be higher if interest rates, exceed the estimated interest rate of up to 3.18 percent. and on page, ten of our report we do show the sources and uses of the funds and that is shown in table 5 of our report. supervisors, regarding this discussion about the slow down in the economy, we do note that on page eleven of our report, a slow down in the economy will result in the hotel to meet the hotel estimates of occupancy rate. for example, the hotel rates, fell to 58.2 percent in 2002, following a,.com bubble. and however, we also note on the bottom of page eleven of our report, under the lease and use agreement between the airport and the airlines, the airport has the authority to in

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at the end of the hearing we'll provide the clerk with an agreement what all the changes reflected in that the second item in the document that supervisor yee handed out the 5 m sud amendment is actually on amendment to the ordinance on item 27 reflecting the same content. >> okay. thank you for clarification madam clerk, please call the roll. >> commissioner avalos supervisor breed supervisor campos supervisor christensen supervisor cowen supervisor farrell supervisor kim supervisor mar supervisor tang supervisor wiener supervisor yee there are 11 i's. >> okay. the amendment passes unanimously supervisor kim. >> thank you i had alluded to 4 other amendments in any earlier comments just to restate them for the public and my colleagues the first amendment is to increase from three hundred thousand to 8 hundred thousand the amount for the filipino culture heritage district if you did through the soma stabilization fund for consultation and other studies and also implementing the filipino culture district and make sure it went through the stabilization fund so the cac that represents the

the chair: the gentlewoman yields back the balance of her time. the gentlewoman reserves. the gentleman from south carolina. mr. mulvaney: i'll reserve. the chair: the gentleman reserves. the gentlewoman from california is recognized. ms. waters: i yield one minute to the gentleman from pennsylvania, mr. dent. the chair: the gentleman is recognized for one minute. mr. dent: i rise in opposition o the amendment to mr. mulvaney. his amendment puts a statutory quotas on industry sectors. it ignores market forces. the amendment would mirror the rench quota system, which is ineffecttive. and unconventional gas and industrial internet would be dgs advantage under this policy. it creates for businesses to rush to get under the arbitrary treatment.e cannable this would unmabel to fill in the gaps to compete. and i happen to know, too, many of the amendments we are seeing, are not designed to make the bill better but take the bill down. i suspect the amendments wouldn't be inclined to support the legislation. my time has expired. the chair: the gentlewoman from south carolina is ex

in relation to the impacts and the code compliant was developed by the staff not by the members of the community and the community development alternative is to be submitted for review and consideration and provides no evidence suggesting why it is sufficient that exclaims with the approach and analysis of the cumulative impacts is sufficient and it is based on other things failure to account for planning and central soma as stated in the draft eir the future projects and cumulative promotions is linked to the circulation of the preparation and central soma is screwdriver in the eir all known promotions were considered and this is the cumulative effects to the extent they'll be in the future didn't render the analysis sufficient and future the central soma draft eir didn't consider by the 5m is 5 m is insufficient and the i'm the extroverted and to dates the eir has not been published no cumulative impact analysis and finally a number of issues regarding the technical studies using the land use and planning and shadow and transportation is an example of how the complaints relate to the

>> james: looked at the look of the freeze warnings the is the to to going to be dealing with. you're going to be dealing with a freeze warnings in our inland valleys until 9:00 a.m.. temperatures are trump dropping to the '20s and '30s. potentially what weather later afternoon. we may see showers in north bay with the system, but most of if it falls will be light rain. some of them may straight inland but a lot of odds are unlikely. bring that umbrella in case you might need it. 33 in santa rosa 37 in san jose so-called rollover. the winds are blowing slightly, we have 3 mi. an hour when saw. this looking at the forecasts for the east bay shoreline, and it's the same in the peninsula. the white map shows the temperatures across the bay this afternoon and, i will be back in about half an hour for a complete forecast. called george >> george: the space been very busy this morning. our accident cleared from the connecting ramp in the nation's 780 to southdown 680 is backed up all the way to like hell. the ride to concord is 20 minutes. it's doubled still ride from concord to waln

we have the opportunity here to do the right thing for the history and the arts of the city. let's not sell out to extreme commercialism and real estate greed that's crippling the city. >> thank you. >> good morning. we all know that the palace of fine arts is one of the oldest and most beloved historical inventory eyes in our -- venues in our city. it will be a crime for this to be disturbed, demolished or changed especially as dramatically as the concept of some sort of hotel. as a 23 year marine at resident, business owner and a preschool teacher, i feel very strongly that the palace must be preserved so the young people here and visitors from the world can continue to enjoy and learn in this historical setting. i have been fortunate enough to work at the palace, dance on the stage, be a member of a san francisco based halal. please help us preserve this san francisco gem. i'm requesting that you reconsider the proposal for the center of global arts and culture. thank you for the opportunity to speak. >> my name is joseph cohen. i'm a concerned citizen. i'm speaking comple

>> the results of the election the comments of the governor elect. himself says again, earlier in his comment, our requests to cms for the ability to take aa block grant and customize as indiana and others have done so if he is envisioning any initiation along the lines i would not predict at this point exactly whether that would be successful, but we will obviously participate in that discussion and it beats the alternative that he colorfully described has bouncing people of medicaid. >> he did talk about rolling that back. aback. a state homegrown obama care exchange. >> it was a state -based exchange that has performed quite well and has served the people of kentucky quite well. and it was a marketplace that was built and operated by the state of kentucky, the commonwealth of kentucky. and to their credit, it allowed thousands of kentuckians to shop for and purchase quality affordable health insurance. now, the fact is there are dozens of states across the country that have either by request or by there own refusal to go through the work of settin

the situation on how the school and the police of handling the investigation according to the principlehere at lincoln high school. >>jackie sissel: there were made aware that is a contest and coasting and soliciting pictures of students from here at lincoln that notified the police department according to the school district and the school itself is said that one or rest has been made obviously it is concerned in fact the was a statement issued by the principal that is not diffuse some of lincoln high school and the administration was made aware of an account that was soliciting and posting inappropriate pictures of students including student from lincoln and this one individual who hosted the site has been identified and arrested by the police department obviously it is concerning to parents will have a chance to talk to those parents this morning. >>jackie sissel: we're being told that the school district reached out to social me get in pull down those web sites involved in this we have reached out to the san jose police apartment to find out exactly who was arrested in this case obv

however the companies led by the company in ohio disagree with the action and took the lawsuit all the way to the supreme court. we will examine how the court ruled in the case of youngstown versus sawyer and the impact on the presidential powers. joining the discussion, a professor at the university of north carolina law school and the author of power of president and the forgotten presidents by william howell, political science professor at the university of chicago and author of the wartime president power without persuasion and co-author of loyal dangers gather, congressional congressional checks on presidential war powers that's coming up on the next landmark cases live monday at 9 p.m. eastern on c-span, and c-span radio. order your copy of the companion book is available for 895 plus shipping. on the growing ranks of the former troops who served in iraq and afghanistan and are now searching for new ways to serve their country at home. the veterans faced a higher unemployment rate in their civilian peers and increase in suicides. veterans affairs secretary bob mcdonald was at the

foot we're within the scale of others buildings in the neighborhood sorry for the bad photograph the building in front of the dr requester obviously much turn around our building and we will even continue to be here with the rear cottage is built entirely in the rear yard setback makes tare claims disingenuous given the scale that is the neighboring building clearly the tall itself building on the block we are lower than the peek of the roof we've designed the building to be more amenable to the other buildings and continues on either side further we're doing a similar building roof designs to that we've made considerable concession we'll have negotiations two or three months not to file the dr that is a diaphragm in our package where we started i'll note pause of the exist non-conforming we used this and didn't do that we could have gone behind 25 feet into the backyard by the way, you. >> initial scheme never want to the reduced rear yard and here to hear here and reduces that yet gun from there to there after confusion with the neighborhoods and end up down here and reduces that 1

the active culture at the turn-of-the-century -- the threat of the last century, i might say. governor who the actually use these office , until the east wing annex opened up and the governor's office moved down there. you are seeing a lot of things reflected in the opulence of the. -- of the time. wood working on the wall represents tooled leather. this was a working, functional office. it must have been amazingly busy during the time of the earthquake, when the governor went to oakland. when the two consecutive secretaries had to take everything, donations that brought him right to the governor's office. the best communication you have is physically being there. telephone and telegraph. here in the office we have a telegraph from theodore roosevelt asking how they could help. there are things you can show people that government, how it changes. we talked a little bit about the progressive era of laws that were made. most significant the suffrage, the initiatives, the referendum. this is the perfect place to talk about that. although the recall was used significantly right af

the chairman of the cea is the chairman of the ce action. that makes it the decision-making forum for policy decisions. and the super committees all get a regular amount of oval office time. and for the nec we would have normally three economic briefings a week, and that time was where your power came from. and we were, you know, attempting to run a process that was as fair as inclusive as possible. important cabinet secretaries will often get their own separate time. the treasury secretary might have his separate time. but seeing who is in the meetings is really important. it's no secret that when i was there was a -- it wasn't the closest relationship between the head of the nec, my boss and the treasury secretary, paul o'neill. secretary o'neill was a, you know, coming from being a c ex-o of a company sometimes there's an adjustment period for all c objecti eos going into a cabinet position realizing they're no longer the top person. and sometimes there's a transition for academics who are used to throwing spears at each other in debates

we will examine the racial tensions at the time, the personal stories of the people involved, and the long-term impact of the decision. p in the nextg up "landmark cases." for background on when you background onour the landmark cases book. french president francois hollande and british prime minister david cameron visited taclan theater. prime minister cameron arrived in paris today. they will hold talks about cooperation in the battle against isis and the aftermath of the paris attacks. newsweek reports the pair visited the scene of the attacks where three gunmen and suicide bombers killed at least 89 thele during a set of american rock band eagles of death metal. cameron tweeted, french president hollande and i stood outside the theater in paris. we will have live coverage of prime minister karen -- cameron this afternoon. and what is next for france in europe following recent terror attacks and how should the international community respond? those issues would be the topics at the things -- at the brookings institution at 2:30 p.m. eastern. all campaign long, c-span takes you on t

we will also remove the obsta e obstacles to remove the investment and help the others to increase the investment. >> after the meeting, he described the business environment through next year as not bad. >> we want companies to consider base pay. we will ask them to take a comprehensive approach to increase the salaries. >> he said that they will look at ways for consumer spending. >>> the guy that guided the japan to the rugby is going offer the coaching services for the cause. he will use the expertise to advise high power financial advisers. the former japan coach will join at goldman sacks japan in january. they had an upset win against two time champion south aafrica. in all he coached them to three victories at the tournament. last week he handed the job of england's team. he had point ers for the stachlt. >> you have to be prepared to win. there's a mental and physical and social preparation. all of those things and they're all about wins. >> jones will advise the management team a couple of times a year. the officials say that they're urge er to learn. >>> checking the margret

the front of the line at the airport.t's another type of incentive. were also working directly with drivers in terms of leasing the ramps to taxi drivers and they've interviewed drivers interested in that to make sure that a commitment to the program and have had a lot of experience. i think roland also mentioned the detail were working to try to have-we are close to getting an app that can be used for paratransit customers so they can similarly to the general public, call a cab with their smartphone and especially for the ramps we think it we especially helpful because then you be able to-you can filter just for access be will to see the ones that are in your area. so, i'm almost done. some of our upcoming endeavors as you know, the calendar date with the rfp were going out to bid for paratransit brokerage. we should have a new contract in place by next fiscal year. were trying to work on this operation and facility, working towards getting it operating facility. expanding the sf axis fleet and part of that is expanding

we have the opportunity here to do the right thing for the history and the arts of the city. let's not sell out to extreme commercialism and real estate greed that's crippling the city. >> thank you. >> good morning. we all know that the palace of fine arts is one of the oldest and most beloved historical inventory eyes in our -- venues in our city. it will be a crime for this to be disturbed, demolished or changed especially as dramatically as the concept of some sort of hotel. as a 23 year marine at resident, business owner and a preschool teacher, i feel very strongly that the palace must be preserved so the young people here and visitors from the world can continue to enjoy and learn in this historical setting. i have been fortunate enough to work at the palace, dance on the stage, be a member of a san francisco based halal. please help us preserve this san francisco gem. i'm requesting that you reconsider the proposal for the center of global arts and culture. thank you for the opportunity to speak. >> my name is joseph cohen. i'm a concerned citizen. i'm speaking comple

waves at the beginning of the last century, the bloodiest summers of the civil rights movement, theence of troops returning from vietnam. if you want to mark high-water marks of political polarization in american life. second civic disengaugement is argue polya much larger -- arguably a much larger problem. it is isn't so much that regular folks we run into back home are locked into predictably republican and predictably democrat positions on every issue. it is that they have tuned us out altogether. despite the echo chambers of those of us who have these jobs, are we aware that according to pew research, the 24-hour viewership of cnn and fox and msnbc is about two million. that's it. third, one of our jobs here is to flesh out competing views with such seriousness and respect that we, the hundred of us, should be mitigating, not exs baiting the -- exacerbating the polarization that does exist. this is one of the reasons we have representatives rather than direct democracy. fourth, surveys reveal that the public is much more dissatisfied with us than they're even scared about the in

diane: the impact of the crash reduced the bricks to tiny pieces. you can see how close the tables and the chairs were when the car came barreling inside. >> he said he heard a bomb going off. >> woke me up. >> wendy's employees say there were 20 to 30 customers inside before 1:00 when the driver of the honda suddenly came crashing into the restaurant. >> jumped the curb. runs into the glass wall. knocks three customers to the ground. diane: three customers were taken to the hospital. >> two of them were running. they have been downgraded to non-life threatening. diane: he called 911. >> other customers were helping. took clean towels to wipe up the blood and put ice on anywhere they were hurting. diane: the workers are trying to clean up the mess right now. we are told the driver is doing okay but it's not clear how he ended up inside the restaurant. three people were injure and they all suffered non-life threatening injuries. diane cho, abc7 news. alison: wow! what a scene. thank you. f.b.i. agent hits a teenage sending the boy flying across a sid

the security forces quartenning off the area, the people are in the streets. very angry, but at the same time, you feel the sense of defiance. like you mentioned there were two explosions. what we understand from security sources. is that two suicide bombers were responsible. they approached the area on foot. they detonated their explosives just two minutes apart. and the two bombers were approximately 100 meters away from each other. now uh, this is a very crowded area. a narrow street, a residential area, and as we understand most of the civilian -- casualties the min industry saying 37 killed and many others wounded and they are expecting the casualty toll to rise. now, like you mentioned, this is the southern sub pushes of pay route. it is considered to be a hezbollah strong hold, but it is also a place where he is pole la supporters live. it is a mainly shia area, and it is not the first time that explosions have gone off in this area. but it is the first time since over a year. looking at the pictures this appears to be a residential shopping area? >> ye

on the other side, there is the discussion of the tactic, and the materials that were used in the therehat were brought on by the prosecutor general of the republique were interesting to me as an excellence officer. number one that the ak-47s were fully automatic, but different types which means they come from the smuggling ring and not from a lot which is manufactured and then put into cases and then shipped over in individual cases which means that a smuggling ring brought them in. they had identical explosives which means that they were manufactured or they were brought in as a lot. they all wore body armor which was imbedded with explosives throughout it. we ven soo it. i -- we have seen it. i saw nit iraq, and the former saddam regime had several explosive belts there. was a waist-type belt like a cummerbu cummerbund, and then there was an explosive body armor-shaped belt embedded with ball bearings on the front and the back. that is also a type of explosive device used by al qaeda and the former regime. considering that isis is a conglomeration of that, i found that design very, v

the lawyers are correct go to the the voters. i gladly vote fortuse pay our fair share. i also urge you to study and propose a system for raising permit fee tooz benefit public translt. >> amy wise, herbert wineer, eric williams, senthious cruise, >> amy wise and i am a 3 [inaudible] candidate that goat over 7 thousand votes recently so representative to some extent. i urge you to not be too content with accepting too little in the process. we do need to better evolve disruption and i love tech workers because i consider myself part of that to a excitant because i work with technology and want to evolve the disruption. how many here have gone to save muni.org? they have a point by point case about why we need a eir and would like you to go through that today during the deliberation process. number tworks the housing impact, we know that coupeer tino will add about 20 thousand jobs over the next 5 years but they are required to build 1 thousand new housing units, if you don'ts think that will impact the housing crunch i would like

the green laser. >> with the help of the nypd, officers on the ground tracked the raiser to the back of the building on the 900 block of fulton street where they arrested two men. two other news helicopters also reported being hit by lasers. one was near chopper 2 about six miles from laguardia and the other near newark liberty. >>> a man notorious for taking trains and buss for joyrides is under arrest again. >> he was caught behind the legal of a greyhound bus. andrea grymes is live from midtown. good morning. >> reporter: good morning chris and mary. 50-year-old darius mccollum of queens has such a lengthy rap sheet, he has his own wikipedia page. and now he has another one to add to the list after he allegedly stole that greyhound bus from here at the port authority and drove it to brooklyn. darius mccollum said nothing as police officers walked him out of the 78th precinct station house in park slope last night. >> did you tell police you were going to steal a plane next? >> reporter: police sources say he told detectives he planned to steal a plane next but before that could ha

in the form of that memo and the sponsor work with the operation of the use and adding a findings that the sponsor shall try to promote the food as a business model commissioner antonini commissioner hillis commissioner johnson commissioner moore commissioner hillis commissioner wu and commissioner president fong so moved, commissioners, that motion passes unanimously 7 to zero and on the variance, close the public hearing and and setback variance with an intent to grant the rear yard modifications and take the off-street loading under advisement. >> commissioners for item 11 at 403 irving street. >> we video more business if you want to take the conversation outside that would be great. >> good afternoon. alexander the the item before you is a request for at conditional use authorization to legalize the establishment of approximately 14 hundred square feet wine bar and ground floor of the mixed use building located an iving in the enter sunset the subject commercial that space was occupied by a grocery stores that vacated the space and occupied by the project sponsor since march of 20

when charles dickens visited the showcase prison of the united states, the model for the rest of the world at the time, the eastern state penitentiary in philadelphia in 1842, he observed and wrote, "it is well conceived that the penitentiary is kind, humane, and meant for reformation. but i'm persuaded that those who designed a system of prison discipline and the benevolent gentleman who carry it into execution do not know what it is they are doing." dickens recognized that the eastern state penitentiary in philadelphia which emphasized labor in solitary confinement lay in the grand designs of the first generation of american penal reformers. as forcing people into mandatory in the tents. hence the term penitentiary, and in doing so they have built a prison they thought was adequate to the needs of a virtuous new nation. this is in the first decades of the 19th century. in doing so, they hoped they would improve over the monarchical states raw capacity to torture and physically punish wrongdoers. this was a reform, penitentiary arose as an explicit reform. while dickens condemned th

doesn't add any other bosses the roster of the reporting the the. but airbus the crash was brought into the city flat fee last year those who regulate says the company never told them about the particular but raising concern with this riser. "this concern to us companies for 5 million in the last five years going to plainly violated law./ stay >> reporter: has site over to airbus's sybarites are kims have issues workings of a serious differences kenaf help oversee the tour buses to its and require unchanging california state law. trans'evanses' go out as different from last if congested streets i'll levels of tourism and the safety concerns that alicea and i understand as well. "honor has responded to our questions about the crash in an earlier statement says he was deeply saddened by the accident please >> pam: mes they try to track down a burglar and given up yet another robbery a key piece of evidence and greg is back with the details in both cases. >> grant: ruler caught on video in berkeley you see him running for a living right here homeowner

you can see the little stamp on the page after the title page. it was seized by the library of congress mission. the joint chiefs of staff directive 1067 issued in april, 1945 as well as the pot stem agreement that august had ordered the elimination of an german militarism and all its forms. as the u.s. army took german territory, military commanders and civil affairs officers shattered the libraries and bookstores and demanded that all objectionable material be put under lock and key in a separate room. in may, 1946, the allied control consul issued a more expansive edict known as order number four which was to seize and destroy material n of and aa naturez which includedi and civil disorder. directive, when it was made public, was highly controversial in the united states because librarians and the press immediately perceived it to be a betrayal of democratic values. journal"l street called it book burning american-style. countering this negative visits that publicity and alley public concerns, the american military government work with the lib

the big question is the actual location of the big rig.hether it is at the end of the ramp event beginning of the ramp will have an impact. there is no impact on the commute so far. if it is visual from the freeway , it becomes a visual hazard. livermore to dublin has no delays. the south bay freeway look great as we are not showing anything other than green on the roadway sensors. your ride to the bridge this morning is very light. >>> back to the headlines. one of the big stories that we are following is a fugitive back in custody after a long standoff with police with -- in san jose. he is identified as neang nghounoi. he escaped in handcuffs while he was being looked into the santa clara county jail. he has not been seen since until last night. police tracked him to a house. when officers tried to make contact, he ran inside and launch himself in. there were several people with him. they took off when police showed up. one has been arrested. he has been booked into custody without any shots being fired.>> we have been hit citywide it w

and the detectives recovered the suspect's gun. >> the guns found at the scene where the perpetrator dropped it. it appears to be a semiautomatic firearm. we don't know if it is -- real or fake. >> reporter: they have determined the weapon the 20- year-old was carrying was actually nothing more than a bg gun. but it certainly looked like the real deal. you can see in the picture. the search continues for the third suspect. reporting live, dray clark, abc 7 eyewitness news. >> dray, thank you. >>> 5:32. morning what caused a pit bull long island. the owner of the dog was arrested on the scene on a separate charge. kemberly richardson is live right now. >> reporter: well, good morning. that dog's owner remains here on unrelated charges. it is still unclear if he could be facing charges in this case where his dog mauled a little girl. take a look here, we were there as the pit bull's owner, arnold was arrested on-the-scene on an violation of order of protection. it is in clear if he was at was mauled to death. police are saying three girls were playing in the backyard of the home on sun

the problem is the no the border. should be solved at the greek border where proper screening should be established. >> what about more generally, i mean, the whole flow of refugees has been less in the news than it was. what are the numbers like at the moment as we go in to the kind of depths of winter? >> well, yesterday i was in croatia and slow convenient yeah. it was a trickle of people. about a thousand people crossing the border. because the sea under the conditions were not favorable between turkey and greece, less people arrive over last week. over the laugh two days the flow resumes, you had more than 3,000 people arriving to greece, so the problem is still there. but, again, the situation should be at risk both in turkey and greece, in greece there has to be a proper registration between the people in need of international protection and thize. this dream about seeking asylum in three countries in europe, gergermany and swede sen just nt sustainable. >> you edges inned the systems in place and how they need

because of the wind you are warmer, so, the cold air from the east bay to the south bay, parts of the peninsula, this afternoon, though, everyone is sunny and well below average again with temperatures not moving out of the 50s. 58 should be the warm number. perhaps santa rosa and oakland and this afternoon. but, then, bit evening hours we are dropping quickly into the 30s and then we have frost with very little wind and this is going to last right through the weekend. what going on in the world of traffic? >> not a lot. >> black friday and san jose and we at 880 with a few people out this morning headed to where they are headed most likely shopping. we will take a look at the roads we have a fire in berkeley, with a restaurant, at 2025 shattuck avenue, though with traffic still in the area. avoid that if you can. southbound with a sig-alerts on the off ramp, 680 is not affecting the roadway itself and it should be wrapped up shortly. we will check back in a few. >> thank you, it is about 6:02, developing news from san francisco this morning, police are trying to find who is responsib

you can see the wax from the candles on the pavement.g here but overnight the building workers moved all of these items including the posters inside the building in order to protect them from the rain but ten minutes ago they came outside and one of the building workers started carefully rearranging these owings taping them up where they were last night and laying down the flowers one by one. yesterday evening crowds of people gathered in front of the billing spilling out into the sidewalk and grew so large police had to come direct traffic around the group. tourists and people from across the bay area and all backgrounds and nationalities came to share in the grief of the coordinated terrorist attack that killed 1289 people in paris friday night. >> i'm so sorry for all innocent people who are being killed worldwide because of terrorism. >> now later today at 3 there will be a memorial and rememberance at civic center plaza. the french general is expected to be there. as for here live you can see the moment os including the small eiffel

the suspect faced the judge today. brandi hitt has more on what happened as details emerged about the three people killed. brandi: robert dear appeared before a judge for the first time. >> the charge is murder in the first degree. >> the 57-year-old is accused of unleashing five hours of terror friday. leaving three dead. including jennifer markovsky seen here on facebook, 29-year-old ke'arre stewart was iraq war veteran and he leaves behind two girls. >> try to get inside and warn the others to cover. brandi: then beloved officer garrett swasey, the 44 father of two was once a champion junior ice skater that trained with u.s. olympians nancy kerrigan. >> always, always, you know, put someone else first. [singing] brandi: family and friends gathered to remember the victims and the vigil and the church services, the detectives continue to search for answers. robert dear lived in this shack before moving to the colorado mobile home. some of the victims' family say they haver give robert. they want to know why he did it.

the yellow on the chart depicts the location of the open field. this mistake happened because the aircraft was several miles he on its normal orbit and its sensors were degraded at that distance. investigating officer found that the aircrew visually located the closest, largest building new the open field, which we now know was the msf trauma center. the msf trauma center is depicted by the red number three on the chart. the physical description of the india's headquarters building provided by the afghan soft to the u.s. soft commander roughly matched the description of the msf trauma center as seen by the aircrew. at night the aircrew then able to identify any signs of the hospital's protected status. this second chart shows the msf facility pre-strike. this is what the aircrew was able to visualize, although it would have been seeing the facility at night. according to the report, the aircrew concluded based on the description of a large building that the msf trauma center was the nds headquarters. tragically, this misidentification continued th

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in the hedge fund, the people bearing the risk also bear the consequence of the risk.ny departments of finance take risk but you do not bear it. tom: i have trouble tarring and feathering hedge funds who basically bake admirably in the trenches of 2007, 2008 versus the major institution [indiscernible] as jim alludes to. stephanie: jim, david mentioned earlier that we are encouraging viewers to send this tweets. i want to go back to something earlier, when you were being critical of the fed, this came in -- if the fed should get out of the business of sending prices, what is the appropriate role of the central bank, a regulator, a lender of last resort, or can the market perform the functions without a central bank at all? untile had a central bank 1914. stephanie: it was a much more simple world. jim: i think finances are forever different and the same in that there are calls on money, maturity transformations, liquidity, and i'm much us are complexity -- and i'm not sure complexity is the new thing. he could get along without the central bank. i think it is important

but the steel companies, led by the youngstown company in ohio, disagreed with the action and took the lawsuit to the supreme court. we will examine how the supreme court ruled in youngstown versus sawyer and the impact on presidential powers. joining our discussion, michael rdt, author of "the forgotten presidents," and e, author of "the wartime president." that is coming up on the next "landmark cases," monday at 9:00 , andrn on c-span, c-span3 c-span radio. for background on each case, order your copy of the landmark cases companion book, available for $8.95 on www.c-span.org. next, the british foreign secretary talks about climate change. after that, ernest moniz on the upcoming climate change conference. then a discussion of issues that engage millennials across the world. >> british foreign secretary philip hammond talked about energy and climate change at the american enterprise institute. he highlighted the efforts of the u.s. and u.k. this is 35 minutes. u.s. and the uk. this is 35 minutes. [inaudible conversations] >> good morning, ladies and gentlemen. i'm president of the a

the fate of the suspected ring leader of the attacks is unclear after the intense rain in the suburb in the city. 8 arrests that left two people dead including a female suicide bomber, but they have not ird -- i.d. the remains. the french prosecutors say they are working to determine the identities of the dead. they were ready to launch a new attack in the financial district. >> happening today, house republicans on capitol hill will vote on tougher screenings for syrian and iraqi refugees entering the u.s. the attacks in paris has produced opposition to skierian settlement. syrian settlement. >> talk a pause in this particular aspect of this refugee program in order to verify that terrorists are not trying to infiltrate the refugee population. >> president obama said the u.s. has the toughest standards and would veto any bill. >> "good morning america" will continue our coverage of the paris terror attacks at 7:00 a.m. >> airport workers hit the picket line at philadelphia international they walked off the job here and other airports around the country. katherine scott has the detai

the upon the ti t the poniff calls for peace and unity. >> and the u.s.dent tries to ease terrorist fares ears as millions of americans hit the road. >> thanks for joining us as we kick off our second hour of "cnn newsroom." we begin this hour with two major developments in the fight against isis. british prime minister, david cameron prepares to make his case to parliament for uk air strikes on isis in syria. >> this while the french president is set to leave for moscow, trying to bring russia on board a multinational coalition against isis. >> and we have guests and correspondents covering developments from every angle. we will take you around the globe with live reports this hour from london, paris, moscow, and istanbul. >> well, let's start with cnn's phil black who is live in london. that's where the british prime minister is preparing to make his case for parliament for the uk to begin air strikes against isis in syria. phil, mr. cameron tried this before and failed. have the attacks in paris made his chances for likely this time around? >> reporter

the toughest part of the grief here today is for the families of the victims. they are taken by government officials to a morgue where 144 bodies of those dead have already returned early this morning to st. petersburg. they will begin the difficult and tough process of trying to find and recognize their loved ones and identify. more bodies are brought back tonight and personal possessions transported back here. it is a day here in the region, the government called for another day of morning. we stand here and see a lot of sadness. >> nic robertson, thank you. >>> republican presidential candidates trying to seize more control of the tv debate process from networks and republican party. meeting last night face-to-face for the first time. this morning, the campaigns have precious little agreement on key issues. a source inside the meeting telling cnn's manu raju they are seeking a two-hour time limit and 30 seconds for opening and closing statements, among other things. the republican national convention will handle logistics. they will handle whether candidates

police say the man on the right of the screen punched the man on the left and pushed him into a silver minivan, they heard the man saying i don't want to go with you. they are looking to identify both men in this video. >>> a truck carrying tangerines flipped on a busy exit ramp in gloucester county this morning blocking traffic for more than two hours, it happened at 5:00 a.m. from a ramp from 255 to 322 in hairston township. the accident was not cleared until 7:00 because crews had to transfer all the fruit to a flat bed truck first. police say the driver was not hurt. >>> a philadelphia catholic school was paying it forward. in kensington the students come from low income families and benefit from the generosity of others each year, the students were asked to donate to charity and they contributed a total of $1,000. >>> a local school district is using sports to help families out this season, these are the first annual turkey games, a series of flag football games will be played and everyone that plays has to donate $5 or five canned goods. the turkey gamed was the idea of a recent

the dividend is also in the news. what is the policy behind the chaos? under quite a lot of scrutiny. investors are weighing whether the company can continue to support it evident payment as prices slide. its current policy is for a progressive dividend payment. either raising or maintaining its level of dividend payments year on year. that is up to question. some investors think it would be better to preserve -- or some are suggesting that given the commodity prices being at a low and the asset prices being at a low, the money could be better -- m&a. mna vhp met with investors in bhp met with investors in perth last week. they are strongly committed to the dividend policy. what they said last week is that the balance sheet comes first. they also said that they have no decision to make between now and february. several investors believe that is essentially the company opening the door to scrapping that dividend policy. angie: time now for a look at some of the top corporate stories on the bloomberg terminal. here is heidi. are reports of more jobs on the

the owner of the property for the damage done by the government in the taking. for road right of ways, for sewer lines, for water projects and things of that nature. this is a grant for eminent domain to an agency without any requirement to compensate the person from whom they take the land or restrict the use of the land. the president mentioned his father and family was in the home building industry. they developed land. i was too, in the land development industry. what you do is you add value to the land. you add value to its resources. you improve its drainage and use of water. but if you have a regulatory agency that makes it too expensive to develop the land you go out of business and the community goes out of business because there is no new housing. the effect of the rule is it shuts down the economy, growth and opportunity. it doesn't add to it. it's very important to understand when somebody says we're going to pass a waters of the u.s.a. rule that's going to improve the quality of your water and we're going to do so by delegating to the e.p.a. an unel