good afternoon commissioner president wu and members of the commission i'm tim johnson if the environmental impact report from the san francisco planning department the item is the certification of a financial environmental impact report or eir for the proposed recreational ground water recovery project that is supported by itself puck given the other things a representative of the puc is here and available to provide a brief overview of the plan in this case if you wish >> let's hold off if there's questions from the commissioners. >> with that, a copy of the draft eir certification motion it was published on april 10th of 2014 and the project vicinity were held in san mateo county on may 24th, 2013, and here before the planning department the public comment closed and responses to comments documents was published and described on july 9, 2014. the evaluations of the issues contained in the eir found that the implementation of the project would result in environmental effects that cannot be mitigate to a lower level this those are mentioned they include aesthetics impacts and land use impa

light brown hoping to come up his senate seat being vacant by the retired senator tim johnson.ls eight to 20 points. running a campaign to rein in the federal government and get rid of obamacare. by taking it apart slowly. >> literally we will have a full debate on the obamacare product and trying to replace it piece by piece with something better and that will actually work. >> he wants to get rid of the department of education and force the epa to go to congress for permission before new rules and regulations, a big issue in farm country. martha: what you tell us about the democratic opponent? >> he is a former aide to one-time senate minority leader hear from south dakota, a businessman and a musician who has actually put together campaign music videos that are kind of fun to watch but running without the support of harry reid who has said he is not his choice, also keeping arm lengths from president obama with whom he frequently disagrees. he wants to win this on his own. >> whether it is barack obama's blessing or harry reid's blessing, to me that is liberating. i am talki

former republican governor mike brown is the favorite to turn other the senate seat vacated by tim johnsonemocrat. >> i'm asking for your support. >> reporter: he's running in on a campaign to get rid of obamacare, not by wholesale repeal, but slowly piece by piece. >> you say we're going to get rid of it and start over again. i think you have to have what you're going to start over with in place and ready to go. that has to be done section by section. >> reporter: he faces three challengers, two independents, including former republican senator larry press ler, and rick wyland. a frequent critic of the president is campaigning to fix obamacare, too. his solution is more government. allowing everyone to buy into medicare. >> the problem with the affordable care act is it's not affordable enough. and the insurance companies are still in the driver's seat. i think we need to bring some competition to that. >> reporter: he's keeping arm's length from president obama, not asking him to come and campaign as he crisscrosses the state. touting his record of visiting every town in south dakota. we

what we're doing here is -- i mean, tim johnson has been in the operations center.ing a little organizational shift here i think will reflect, i think, some other things that all those folks were doing. i respect thek÷ give everybody a breath of fresh air. this isn't about looking in the rearview mirror. we're trying to keep our eyes focused on what is in front of us. [inaudible question] >> what are your thoughts about that -- >> we got two already. the justice department and we have fine seasoned team at st. louis county so i think that -- let let them do their work, my view. you got two parallel tracks, the fbi, justice department, you have the fine folks at st. louis here, lot of experience. i think we let them do their jobs. they're doing a lot of work out there. i know they're hustling their tails off. nobody is enjoying the timelines. they want to get it right and they will. but it don't think adding a third at this juncture, until we get the transparency here and see the outcome of that, is appropriate. there's already two folks looking over each shoulder. t

this hour and have long hearing begins with committee chairmen tim johnson. >> good morning. i call this hearing to order. financial institutions play a role in higher education in many ways, from private student loans to student loan servicing, debt collection, and campus banking. student loan debt is currently $1.2 trillion and continues to be the largest form of consumer debt in the country after mortgages. this issue is especially important to me, as my home state of south dakota has a higher percentage of students graduating with debt than any other state in our country, at nearly 8 in 10 students. rising student loan debt affects everyone and undermines our economic recovery. increasing numbers of americans with student loan debt are putting off buying a home, starting a business, and saving for retirement. and high student loan debt makes it harder for students to stay in rural communities, like south dakota. while the level of student loan debt is significant, equally significant are the level of delinquencies and the options for borrowers in repayment. recent data sh

tim seymour, gordon johnson and karen finerman and guy adami, the end of the michael kor's run, he stood out, despite strong numbers this market, kor's margins got investors fleeing. will it go the way like lululemon and coke. a company we seen time and time again, it expands, expands, expands, suddenly it expands too far, there is too much invent ore, it sets in. >> i don't think it was that bad. i think the call didn't go as it hoped. people thought john idol the ceo was difficult on the call to me it's much more about the momentum trade than the business, itself, is collapsing. i don't think that's happening. i think there is still growth there. it's not wildly expensive. we puke out of momentum buyers. >> if you look at the volume, probably seven times the normal volume. i thought the quarter was pretty good. i thought giants was good, operating margins, better than the street was expecting. not that far off from where they were last year. to karen's point, it's a moment item stock that's broken, bimp the sell-off, i think kor's trade looks interesting. >> coach was a broken company

tim seymour, gordon johnson and karen finerman and guy adami, the end of the michael kor's run, he stoodrong numbers this market, kor's margins got investors fleeing. will it go the way like lululemon and coke. a company we seen time and time again, it expands, expands, expands, suddenly it expands too far, there is too much invent ore, it sets in. >> i don't think it was that bad. i think

blames geopolitical risks for the drop, what the numbers point to a tim .4% drop in orders from the eurozone -- a 10.4% drop in johnson -- in orders from the eurozone. johnson will introduce the report showing remaining in unreformed block would be worse for britain than pulling out. we will bring you that speech live on bloomberg in one hours time. scotland votes on whether to accept the united kingdom. the leaders of the pro-independence and prounion campaigns debated in glasgow. whether independent scotland would be able to keep the british pound. >> you said you want a currency union. it's like getting a divorce and keeping the same joint bank account. you have to get agreement. what is plan b? it is logical and desirable to have a currency union because england is scotland's biggest export market in scotland is england's second-biggest export market. it is in the interest of the united kingdom and scotland to have a currency union. we will keep the pound. transaction costs are imposed because of the cost of independence. we sell 70% of what we do to england and they sell 10% to us. the pound belongs to the u.k. >

boxing great tim witherspoon and garrett wilson joined councilman kenyata johnson to cut the ribbon. rec center's boxing facilities are now completely renovated. >> thousands of college students are start tag brand new adventure tonight it is freshmen move in day at many colleges and universities and fox 29 was there as parents and students unpacked all things cars, trucks, suv's you name it it was unpack at widener university. many of the teens say they're nervous but excited. in philadelphia, we caught up with temple freshmen carrying boxes and tvs into their dorms and as is calls the case parents and their children have mixed reactions to the day they knew would always come. >> oh, exciting but sad. yeah. yeah, really sad to see him go. >> they're not too far away. i can always come home. take the train. but always stay in contact. >> i'm thinking always stay in contact especially when he needs money. >>> you better believe it. >> fox 29 was also at villanova university where freshman have been hauling clothes and boxes upstairs into the dorms. good luck to all the new students an

boxing great, tim whitherspoon, garrett wilson, joining cows ill manaquine yacht a johnson to cut therec center boxing facilities are now completely renovated. >>> at 5:47, in the bake of recent violence in philadelphia, the district attorney's renewing calls foreman did a torrey minimum prison sentences for illegal gun possession. seth williams would now like law makers to pass two new bills. the legislation would increase the sentence for illegally caring guns in the city t would now become a third agree felony, and add a minimum sentence of two years in prison. >> i don't want to live in a city where three year olds can't sit on a porch on beautiful summer evening, and not have their hair braided without being shot and murdered. >> as it stands, it is a misdemeanor to possess a gun illegally. authorities say the proposed bill would help them fight gun violence in the city. >>> so, a bear makes a surprise appearance at home in monroe county, all of it caught on security camera. walking into this garage, strawn township, then couple every minutes later, he comes out, kind of pulling

tim hortons? to ask the question, what about their shareholders. for more on the deal and whether it makes sense, greg johnsong is it? we have seen this story before. is 33 and the cfo may be a year younger. >> the median age of customers, which is fine, still controlled by the folks in brazil. >> by three g. >> exactly. they are a skilled set of folks. very capable people. tim hortons has a great team and a well-run organization. that is five percent of the market. goodink it is quite a combination, even before you get to the issue of tax aversion there it >> is it possible tim hortons faces a little backlash because of this? i joke about canada a lot because my dear friend erik schatzker comes from toronto. we get a lot of angry canadians writing in saying, not only do i find that funny, but i am unhappy about the fact our dear tim hortons started by a famed , isey payer test player taken over by this grotesque fast food chain. ease is a great franchise and we think it will remain one. the last thing we think will happen is that burger king will somehow rebrand all of these stores to burger king with timmy

working with senators tim johnson and mark kirk, i convened an all hands on deck hearing with these agencies. social security immediately responded under carolyn's leadership to make sure that the va gets on a biweekly basis -- am i correct? for the information that it needs, so that the veterans administration can deal with its backlog. she's got her own backlog with the disability benefits, this techno boondoggle, once again, before she took over, no one in charge. everybody in charge. everybody ditherring and moving their microchips around. you know that deal. and we saw it in the health exchange, we see it over here. but i think she's the person to fix it. so, mr. chairman, and senator hatch, i really hope, as you can see my enthusiasm for her, and if you want william donald shaffer smiling on you today, the do it now and do it right, confirm carolyn colvin. >> that is some sort of sendoff. thank you, chairman mikulski. your commitment to these programs is renowned. and i especially appreciate your bringing up mr. shaffer. because i remember meeting him, and i saw how you could have a he