you some advantage over corporations and companies which are smaller and strictly located in the unit dates of america? i think you would agree that gives you a significant advantage. >> i have tremendous respect for you, sir. i said this differently than you do. what i see is, apple is earning his profits outside the united states, by law and regulation, they are not taxable in the u.s.. we set up a holding company to collect these after-tax profits from our different foreign , theniaries into aoi invest as any treasury arm would, in the interest investment -- profits off of that are paid in the u.s. as they are required to under existing u.s. treasury regulation. >> can you understand the perception of unfair advantage here? >> i see this as a very complex am glad we are having the discussion. don't see it as being unfair. i am not an unfair person. that is not who we are as a company or who i am as an individual. , would not preside over that honestly. i don't see it in that way. >> i thank you, i am out of time. but it really want to ask is why the hell i have to keep updating the apps

>> i do not what respect the united dates as for democracy anyway and people's rights for self-determination anyway. i do not know really if they have that. it is art of an ideal. but it was part of an ideal -- you know, the bill of rights came out not from the fathers of the republic. it came from people demanding something more. at every small point in time, they must undermine the possibilities of democracy in haiti, and aristide represents that. you can say what you want about eris the. the fact is, he was elected. in every way, haiti represents .omething for the hemisphere haiti becomes a true democracy, a functioning democracy, it represents something beyond that. every single entry and that hemisphere counts its independence and its own sense of sovereignty and nationhood to haiti. >> i know you have to leave. you just have to minute. the power of film is the power of storytelling. >> yes. >> you have been focused on haiti. as we wrap up, i was wondering if you could tell us that story and why it has grab you for so many years as these rate you want to ask on to future generations. >>

we should have a human right to house a house, education, dignity and the united dates of america. >> was a native countries that spends more money per year from healthcare services than any other nation in the plan that and yet we don't get off what is worse that sunny weekday. another way of saying that she just had as we continue to see something and fabulous teleservices and the democratic way. as long as we keep thinking it is okay for somebody to make money out of providing health services, it would be impossible to catch out. 's feedback that we are a capitalist society. >> so are many other countries. canada, france, australia, they are capital nations. when it comes to basic health and human services, to private dirt is not the best delivery mechanism. cossack >> it sounds like you're almost a traitor to the country. >> the fact there is no free lunch. someone somewhere in the system has to pay for it. and it sounds like you're going to pay for it. the fact that i practiced our response earlier, which is not as easy one for a period now, we operate from the corporate models d

further recommended that this return to the buses will not take place until the mandate from the united date supreme court is turned over to the federal district. >> that was november of 1955. >> that this mandate would come from montgomery in a manner of just a few days. for those three or four days, we will continue to walk. i hereby defy ruling handed down by the united states supreme court, disaggregation of public caps. alabama state law -- segregation of races on buses still stands as long as i am president of the alabama public service commission, i will see that our segregation laws are upheld. issued orders to the chief of police and the police department to continue to make arrests in all violations in reference to the segregation laws. as long as i am police commissioner of the city of montgomery, i intend to follow this. >> this morning, the long- awaited mandate from the united egg supreme court -- a united states supreme court came from montgomery. thatpresses in turn segregation in public transportation is both legally and sociologically invalid. in the light of this mandate a

we will all be covered by it, so it's something that we all have in common in the united dates. here's a graph from the congressional budget office. it projected using historical trends in medicare spending and where we had it. in 1996, about 2.5% per per semester credit was spent just on medicare. by 2082, we will be spending 25% of the countries gdp on medicare. from that same congressional budget office, we haven't seen much light of day, but i think it is important for the public to know this. the country will be spending 99% of our gdp just on health care. this is why there is urgency around medicare and health care to find mechanisms to limit how much we spend. that is the purpose of the book, "medicare meltdown: how wall street and washington are ruining medicare and how to fix it." not only is medicare entitlement for seniors, it is also a big business in that is part of the force driving the trajectory and the kind of care that patients receive. in that respect, it shines light on aspects that we don't hear much about. this includes bloomberg news and other news to find

we should have a human right to house a house, education, dignity and the united dates of america. >>was a native countries that spends more money per year from healthcare services than any other nation in the plan that and yet we don't get off what is worse that sunny weekday. another way of saying that she

like this especially when you see what has become a major humanitarian crisis, there is a role the united datelways laid, not because it is in the best interest of the cre and and not because we feel bad because what is happening in the ground. our engagement and the world is something we do because it is in our own best interest, our security interests. that is why it is so important for us to remain engaged. host: a viewer suites in -- tweets in -- guest: i do not think it reduced our options. the israelis have been quite if theyroughout that reached the point where they saw a game changing weapons from a random at risk of being delivered to has below, that they would act. they said that and have been very clear throughout. that is what they did. and sense of these strikes may have been cleared to continue to repeat that. that is what they have been doing. they are not engaging in the midst of that civil war. so, no, i do not think it will diminish the range of options we continue to have. host: paul. independent caller. caller: thank you for taking my call. i have a couple of comments, sinc

units? >> okay. >> except that exhibit d does say present occupancy. >> anymore questions, commissioner honda? >> no. i'm looking at exhibit i where it says csc dated august 4, 1987 and talks to removing to it the units. occupancy, you included this exhibit for what purpose? >> for completeness. i wanted to complete the information of the process. >> this is the close out that the previous owner took it down to move it from three units to two. maybe it was done and maybe it wasn't. when my clients bought it there was three units. they haven't made any chance. this would have been as part of the records made available to your clients when they purchased it. the notice and exhibit j that's where you indicate at the top of the document is recorded as using the lot as correct? >> that's correct. >> on that basis the title review did not find any changes? >> the copy of the title report that shows no special restrictions. >> because in the text of this nsr, it's not just the bottom 498 hoffman written by hand but in the actual text too. >> but a title company wouldn't find that because it was erroneous. in san francisco in 1987 didn't put the correct le

what in america represents an incredible opportunity for the united dates -- latin america representsn incredible opportunity for the united states. we learned that our businesses created another 165,000 jobs last month. 6.8 million new jobs over the past 38 months. i won't be satisfied until everyone who wants a job can find one. i'm going to keep doing everything i can and go everywhere i need to go to help our businesses created jobs. one of the best ways to grow our economy is to sell more goods and services made in america to the rest of the world trade that includes our neighbors to the south. 40% of our exports go to the americas. those exports are going faster than our trade with the rest of the world. i'm working with leaders to deepen our economic ties and expand trade between our nations. in mexico, i talked about migration reform, an important issue that affects both our countries. our border with mexico is more secure than it has been in years. we put more boots on that border than at any time in our history. crossings are down more than 80% from their peak. but we have m

when you have low interest rates like you have in the united states and want to date of easing you have people borrowing to take over company and right now you have a huge increase in corporate debt just like you've had and labor dept and the store protest is not to invest in new equipment and build new factories the means of production is take what we get. companies are borrowing to buy their own stocks or to pay didn't for instance you have a computer here just borrowed at the same time that it made a huge payment didn't work stockholders. leveraging a doctor dr johnson if i can just cut in for a second there focus on apple for a second because they outsourced all their jobs to china so they're not in america they have billions of dollars parked overseas or they're not going to pay tax on but are going to take advantage of these artificially low rates to create a fifty billion dollars bond offering to buy back stock pay dividends to benefit they shareholders and executives in the company so the middle class gets nothing once again apple it's really a travesty but unfortunately we're o

done in a way that is actually progrowth and actually would increase incentives to invest in the united datethen he is willing to -- in the united states, then he is willing to consider that in a revenue neutral manner. >> why not take the revenue from these loopholes that have no economic purpose other than tax avoidance, and take that revenue to and sequestration? if we cannot do individual tax increases from the buffet rule or whatever, if we cannot succeed in getting that revenue, if the president does not succeed, why not take the revenue which should come to the treasury, frankly if there were no deficit, from these tax avoidance schemes? why not? >> if we cannot move on corporate tax reform, we should move to close those types of loopholes. >> mr. chairman, my time is up. i did have a few more questions. thank you. sorry i went over. >> no, no, no. i would have let you use more. >> thank you. >> let me go back and revisit something i said earlier to try and drum up some further discussion. conversation i had with the federal reserve chairman talking about investments we should make as

they just made a date with prince joernlgs county vice intelligence unit. >> they are buying and selling people. >> sergeant coleman said lunch time is prime time for prostitution. >> many of the men we arrest are married. it is easier during lunch time, to slide out for a while. >> on this day, the lunch rush starts at 11:thifrmt a chauffeur, swinging by, an elet trician, a husband who drove an hour from virginia, a man who grabs a drink, and a man who scoping out the place. not realizing that police officers are listening through doors, waiting for the men. >> stop resisting. are your hands behind your back. >> a taser, a cash. >> we thought you wanted sex. you wanted a massage. >> stick with that story, the judges love comedy. >> many admit they are marry and have done this before. >> how long have you been married? >> 38 years. >> does your wife know you have visited in the past? >> they are not afraid of where they are going, they are afraid of what brought them to this point. >> do you think you did anything wrong in there? >> yes. by being there. >> i should have took care of my s

united states. >> and you are up to date this hour. >> stay with us here on dw. captioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org-- q >>> welcome to nhk world "newsline." gunmen in pakistan have killed the main prosecutor investigating the assassination of former prime minister buto. he had been looking into the role that musharraf played in her death. gunman opened fired on his car on his way to testify. musharraf is accused of failing to provide adequate

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according to thompson reuters, 150 companies making 95% or more of their sales in the united states, year-to-date, these stocks, on average, are beating the benchmark. this sold in the usa portfolio includes names that you pass every day on the street. macy's, at&t, wells fargo, cvs. they have strong growth rates and pay a juicy dividend, on average, 2.7%, which is higher than the s&p's average 2% yield. that's because some say it's the best house in a bad neighborhood. europe's still in its patch of recovery and growth is slowing in emerging markets. thompson reuters says as long as the united states shows stronger signs of recovery than china and europe, investors will probably stick with the domestic darlings. why would the sold in the usa index is up 15% year-to-date, there are a few laggers that could be considered bargains in this popular sector. humana, kohl's, first horizon, national corp., and humana health care are a few that analysts are keeping an eye on. >> so with records falling as the markets rise, just today the nasdaq hitting a 12-year high. the s&p has jumped 14% so far this ye

date for prom was cool? how about taking the future president? >> the guy in the middle. >> the future president of the united states. "time" magazine releasing this photo of barak barak and another date. after he wrote that note you see there, tuesday, calling her, quote, extremely sweet and foxy. >> wow, i think michelle will have a good night out on the town, treat her. >> treat really nice. he wished, in skranl politics. saying she was sweet and foxy. mr. foxy, himself, mr. kiereins. >> yeah, crazy weather over the weekend, soggy. >> shall we say cool? >> nothinged is not pretty. yesterday was obviously an ugly friday and by far the worse forecast around the country will be in new england. yesterday, the rain relentless. let me show you nyack, new york. this is a quaint little village on the main street. you are looking at main street, people. it's on a hill. when it poured, it just created its own river going down the middle of town. >> what was that? >> in. >> i don't know. they got three or four inches of rain. it's raining this morning. in the last 48 hours, we saw rain in hartford and new york city.

united airlines is moving up the take off date for its boeing dreamliners. the chicago tribune reports flights are scheduled to resume may 20th instead of the 31st. the jets have been grounded for more than 100 days by the faa after batteries overheated on two 787s earlier this year. boeing is making a modification. the first flight to take off since the grounding will be from houston to chicago. another sign that the economic recovery may be a little more solid than before, the congressional budget office says this year's budget deficit is down 32%. our cover story explores the significance of this fiscal snapshot. the deficit - how much more the government spends in a year than it takes in - is shrinking. why? mostly because more of us are working - and paying more in taxes than we did last year. "i think it's a sign of the economic recovery taking hold." for the first seven months of the government's fiscal year, october through april, tax collections rose by $220 billion, up 16% from a year ago - a lot of it payroll taxes that, combined with individual t

unauthorized status by granting togibility for h2c work any person physically present in the united states on the date of the bill's introduction. the bill recognizes the unlikelihood that this population will be removed involuntarily and maximizes the pool of persons who would , avoidingr h2c status encouraging unauthorized migration by people who made the from afar. we also note the bill contains various requirements protecting the rights of u.s. workers vis- À-vis h2c workers, and the rights of h2c workers vis-À-vis employers. the companies want to be clear. we do not want to be associated with a program that would facilitate or allow him proper treatment of domestic or foreign workers. we therefore commend your direct confrontation of the issues. last, there is an essential ingredient immigration reform. wood was hereoul earlier. i often heard that politics makes for strange bedfellows. we acquired a company that was the subject of the largest worksite enforcement action in history at the point of -- by the department of homeland security. over the last three years, ms. would has done an incredibl

. >> reporter: to date, moritaka has been getting orders from the united states and european countries. now, he has his eyes set on the growing markets in asia. >> i will have more stories and business for you next hour. for now, i will leave you with a check on markets. >>> a fuel tanker truck has exploded on a highway in the out-skirts of mexico city. at least 28 people killed and 38 injured. police believe the driver lost control of the vehicle after it hit a center divide. flames engulfed vehicles in some 20 homes that lined the highways. officials say most of the casualties are residents. police and firefighters began searching for victims in the debris after the fire was put out. the president has offered condolences through the internet. the driver was injured and detained at a hospital. police are questioning him to find out the cause of the deadly crash. >>> one of the philippines most active volcanos has erupted. four xwegerman climbers and the filipino guide were hurt. it started spewing out rocks and ash tuesday. the eruption lasted just over a minute. an eruption in 2009 f

date. here in the united states, the dow is up 17%.amatic drop like the one we saw in japan happen here? walt zimmerman of united i-cap is expecting it, but darren wolfberg says he doesn't think so. walter, why do you think a japan scenario could certainly play out here? what's your take on this? >> well, two things. the first is, wherever a central bank makes every attempt to juice its own stock market higher, you know the stock market is going to get overvalued, overcooked, overbought, overdone before it peaks. and so what the bank of japan is doing is qualitatively no different than what the fed is doing. quantitatively, it's different, it's doing it a lot more aggressively. the thing is, before a bubble bursts, there's always a warning. and that warning is an increase in volatility. the technical term is churning. the market gets more agitated, more convulsive, more dangerous, more volatile. and to ignore that is as unwise as ignoring the tremors in the earth that typically signal a major earthquake or a tsunami. now, it's not as i

. >> reporter: to date, moritaka has been getting orders from the united states and european countries. now he has his eyes set on the growing markets in asia. >> pretty amazing. >>> here are the latest market figures. >>> the people aiming to become the next president of iran are handing in their candidacy papers. authorities have opened the five-day registration period. the winner the june 14th election will succeed outgoing president mahmoud ahmadinejad reformist hassan rowhani was among those who registered on the first day. he is the former chief nuclear negotiator. iranians have been struggling through an economic slump because of international sanctions over their nuclear development program. analysts say most of the candidates will be influential conservatives, critical of ahmadinejad. they include tehran mayor mohammad bagher ghalibaf, who is known as a pragmatist among iran's conservative politicians. another is former foreign minister ali akbar velyati, he's a longtime foreign affairs adviser to supreme leader ayatollah ali khamenei. iran's constitution bars ahmadinejad from

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appealing a letter of determination dated sept. 17, 2012, addressed to allen sowle, regarding the legal dwelling unit count for the subject property. for rehearing today. public hearing held and closed on nov. 07, 2012. at that time a motion to uphold the letter of determination did not muster sufficient votes to pass and the letter of determination was upheld by operation of law. on dec. 12, 2012, the board voted 5-0 to grant the >> thank you. call item no. 6. sf 61234 >>> we'll begin with the appellant. >> good evening. my name is alan soul. i'm the attorney. his partner nick an dreadey was unable to be here. they are the owners at the property at 498 hoffman avenue in san francisco. they requested from the administrator to the legal count from their home was three units. to help you understand the situation, i have to take you on a multistep approach. when they purchased their home 16 years ago in 1997 inspected the property. there is two stories above the basement. each of the units is well size and fourth unit was added by the previous owner and to the basis of the building. due to a water intru

the investigative unit made several requests to review records, including the dates when leaks were identifiedepaired. pg&e's response is they do not have the time or resources to respond to our request. when you hear them provide this kind of explanation, what's your gut reaction? >> completely absurd for pg&e to be claiming that they don't have the time to demonstrate they are compliant with safety. >> pg&e's own records raises questions about how the company functions. take a look. noncompliance reports show that perform g and e lost paperwork, failed to follow regulations and missed leak surveys. in this document filed last year, pg&e identified missing gas leaks for surveyors. when they tested this on one day, they detected ten previously undetected gas leaks. >> they've got a history of not being accountable and not doing what you say you're going to do. yeah, people have the right to ask and to say, show us now. >> a history that also includes this deadly 2008 explosion in rancho cordova that triggered an explosion. in 2011, this explosion in cupertino. seven underground leaks in gas di

units would be my response at least. thank you >> thank you chief so this is bring us more up to date. >> i appreciate filling in the most recent meetings. we're working with the corporation to implement the training of all affordable housing they'll tape the performers for the applicants who have a criminal record and we're working to improve our policies so people who have a criminal records are not turned away >> we receive 13 thousand affordable units but access to the full stock a absolutely crucial. >> i want to wrap up by providing a couple of brief thoughts on the recommendations and audit reports. we recommend that in cooperation with the mayors housing there are briefings of housing programs. i just want to make a note that tracking a b-109 offenders is not possible right now but we'd be happy to have other departments track those individuals. i also point out that gathering data an criminal record does require that you push very careful we don't want to create any discrimination issues and, in fact, they've abandon the box to prevent housing diagrams and preventing providers from asking about criminal records

date is 68. seventy-eight in the united states, 80 in japan. humanity has made great progress and we are great believers in what business has been able to do. it is not the villain in the tail, it is the good guy. when i was starting out i was young, went to the university of texas which is of pretty progressive city and i didn't study business. i studied philosophy and religion and world literature and history and pretty humanities. when i started the business i had no background in economics or business or anything but i knew that i was going to have really low prices and a really well and it would be a different type of business. i wasn't going to be like those other businesses and of course you meet a payroll and pay your bills and foundercapitalized your philosophy of business can evolve. it was interesting to me because a lot of my friends saw me as a traitor. that i had gone to the dark side and the business was struggling. we manage to lose 50% of our capital in the first year. we started $45,000 and lost $23,000. renee, my girlfriend a

this provision appears to grant blanket relief to any stateless person was in the united states, even though the datel presence is not identified. so in regard to that, i have three questions. and does the administration support this provision? >> okay, secondly. how many of the stateless people in the world are going to be eligible? [inaudible conversations] >> and it's my understanding that the number eligible in the group was 10,000. >> given that this provision has serious implications for unlimited power to the secretary, can one of the bill sponsors described who would be designated the bill were to pass as written? >> mr. chairman, under the current language of the bill, we have strong security measures for refugees and u.s. citizenship and immigration services within dhs have made sure that there are no exceptions. each must pass extensive biographic security checks and law enforcement intelligence checks, the department of state and other agencies must be included. so we have had additions to the security requirements for this category and class of people who may be considered. >> okay. >> t

date. >> well, right now we are going into the unit to pull out joseph sanchez.e going to be advising him that his primary parole plan was denied. >> so now we need to just let him know that we are going to the second address. and if that one is not approved, then we'll have to seek an alternate. he is going to be reasonably upset. i mean, he feels like everything is kind of crumbling down on him right now. so he is going to be upset, but hopefully he'll handle it well. she denied your plan. she denied your first address. they are going to have to investigate your second one. it's to your mom, right? my advice to you would be to contact the parole board because you can get the reason for denial from the parole board. >> i know what they are doing. they are going to make me wait ten, six months, refuse it, another six months, refuse it, another three months, refuse it. you know how it goes, what they do. it's their little games. then when you are three months shy for a discharge, then they let you go. i see what they're doing. that is how all discharges go. i'll j

assess ors information to establish date and the housing inspection records and the permanent tracking records to establish construction types and number of stories and units. that's been highly refined with the team and they have been helpful during this process and they are going to carry us forward and get us ready for september mailing. this becomes operate iv on june 15. we expect mid-september for these noticed to go out. the regulation itself deals with the caps process an how it was handled. i before i came to work for the city i was part of the mayor's soft story task force and to be in that process and to have to take our time to make sure we take our time and address these issues with regard to public safety. some of you have seen a list of soft story buildings. the list that you might see on the internet was a list that was taken from the cap study. this was done on a voluntary bases from people walking on the street. there wasn't detailed evaluations on these performance. someone may have identified a soft story building but none listed as dangerous buildings. there is roughly a 50 percent opt out. we believe about 3500 buildings already will

date of your dreams. here to read his original prom-posal, please welcome three many time poem laureate of the united states, mr. robert pinsky. ( cheers and applause ). sir? >> as when far off in the middle of the ocean a breast-shaped curve of wave begins to whiten and gathers and gathers until it reaches land huge as a mountain and breaks and what was deep comes churning up from the bottom in mighty swirls of sunken sand and living things and water. so in the springtime every race of people and all the creatures on earth all rush to charge into the fire that burns them. love moves them all. and that same wave and that same fire moves me to dare ask, will you be my date for the prom? >> stephen: yes, robert pinsky, yes, a thousand times yes. robert pinsky, everybody. ( cheers and applause ). we'll be right back. why shop t.j.maxx and marshalls? one. you get all the awesome brand names. two. you get them for less than department stores, and that's awesome. three. she'll think you look stylish and awesome. four. you'll actually be awesome. which is awesome. t.j.maxx and marshalls. two awesome ways to score.

assess ors information to establish date and the housing inspection records and the permanent tracking records to establish construction types and number of stories and units. that's been highly refined with the team and they have been helpful during this process and they are going to carry us forward and get us ready for september mailing. this becomes operate iv on june 15. we expect mid-september for these noticed to go