new commissioners this committee we didn't have too much to discuss regarding the items on the united item 6 is the one we took up regarding the new buses the cac focused on the specifics of the design of the buses and the interior hltsz that kind of thing and warrant issues wanted to make sure those are part of agreement from mta they have so we satisfied with that peter brought up the warranties related to the hybrid in which i those buses were used and known to have problems want to make sure those systems were taking care of and the other item we talked about the bike lanes on the golden gate and peter asked why about why was no buffered bike lanes and mta said the pavement quality was two poor and cyclists and communities concerns about people blocking bike lanes and threats of increased crime with cars so things to be aware of the end the cac approved no other items on the agenda so we covered. >> thank you very much any questions or comments seeing none, open up for public comment now for item 2. >> okay seeing none, public comment is closed and if we can go to the consent calendar

new commissioners this committee we didn't have too much to discuss regarding the items on the united item 6 is the one we took up regarding the new buses the cac focused on the specifics of the design of the buses and the interior hltsz that kind of thing and warrant issues wanted to make sure those are part of agreement from mta they have so we satisfied with that peter brought up the warranties related to the hybrid in which i those buses were used and known to have problems want to make sure those systems were taking care of and the other item we talked about the bike lanes on the golden gate and peter asked why about why was no buffered bike lanes and mta said the pavement quality was two poor and cyclists and communities concerns about people blocking bike lanes and threats of increased crime with cars so things to be aware of the end the cac approved no other items on the agenda so we covered. >> thank you very much any questions or comments seeing none, open up for public comment now for item 2. >> okay seeing none, public comment is closed and if we can go to the consent calendar

new commissioners this committee we didn't have too much to discuss regarding the items on the united item 6 is the one we took up regarding the new buses the cac focused on the specifics of the design of the buses and the interior hltsz that kind of thing and warrant issues wanted to make sure those are part of agreement from mta they have so we satisfied with that peter brought up the warranties related to the hybrid in which i those buses were used and known to have problems want to make sure those systems were taking care of and the other item we talked about the bike lanes on the golden gate and peter asked why about why was no buffered bike lanes and mta said the pavement quality was two poor and cyclists and communities concerns about people blocking bike lanes and threats of increased crime with cars so things to be aware of the end the cac approved no other items on the agenda so we covered. >> thank you very much any questions or comments seeing none, open up for public comment now for item 2. >> okay seeing none, public comment is closed and if we can go to the consent calendar

new commissioners this committee we didn't have too much to discuss regarding the items on the united item 6 is the one we took up regarding the new buses the cac focused on the specifics of the design of the buses and the interior hltsz that kind of thing and warrant issues wanted to make sure those are part of agreement from mta they have so we satisfied with that peter brought up the warranties related to the hybrid in which i those buses were used and known to have problems want to make sure those systems were taking care of and the other item we talked about the bike lanes on the golden gate and peter asked why about why was no buffered bike lanes and mta said the pavement quality was two poor and cyclists and communities concerns about people blocking bike lanes and threats of increased crime with cars so things to be aware of the end the cac approved no other items on the agenda so we covered. >> thank you very much any questions or comments seeing none, open up for public comment now for item 2. >> okay seeing none, public comment is closed and if we can go to the consent calendar

new commissioners this committee we didn't have too much to discuss regarding the items on the united item 6 is the one we took up regarding the new buses the cac focused on the specifics of the design of the buses and the interior hltsz that kind of thing and warrant issues wanted to make sure those are part of agreement from mta they have so we satisfied with that peter brought up the warranties related to the hybrid in which i those buses were used and known to have problems want to make sure those systems were taking care of and the other item we talked about the bike lanes on the golden gate and peter asked why about why was no buffered bike lanes and mta said the pavement quality was two poor and cyclists and communities concerns about people blocking bike lanes and threats of increased crime with cars so things to be aware of the end the cac approved no other items on the agenda so we covered. >> thank you very much any questions or comments seeing none, open up for public comment now for item 2. >> okay seeing none, public comment is closed and if we can go to the consent calendar

but doesn't stock other items. united airlines is going back to an old policy: families with small kids get to board the airplane first. starting february 15th, parents with kids age two or younger will be allowed to pre- board united airlines flights. united dropped that policy in 2012, in an attempt to simplify the boarding process. a spokesman says going back to the old policy is "simply the right thing to do." the mobile ride hail company-- uber -- is doing a little re- take a look at the company's new logo-- instead of the stylized white and black 'u,' the new design features an image the company calls the "atom and bit." uber co-founder and c-e-o travis kalanick personally worked on the re-branding.. saying it's an attempt to bring out the human side of uber. something it hasn't done in more than a decade... help from helen the 70-year-old english actress stars in this year's super bowl spot, hurling insults at people who drive under the influence. the last time budweiser did an anti-drunk driving super bowl spot an

. >> i am totally opposed to try to get only these items with the united states we have no problem with. that could be no solution. reporter: entering a decisive phase in the talks in brussels, a list of thorny items that remain as long as a handshake by the chief negotiators, the mutual recognition for standards is a great concern for the german engineering industry. >> for us as medium-sized companies, it would be a catastrophe if the entire% company would be scrapped or we need another two or three years for a deal. reporter: so far, the u.s. list of products that could go duty free is likely shorter, including peppers, fish and raspberries. but it will take more to reach a final deal. both sides have to be willing to step up to the plate. guest: a british exit from the eu is a frightening prospect for firms. several companies have written an open letter warning against the effects of a brexit. they say it would steer away foreign investment, cost jobs, and in danger the entire economy. that is your business update for now. brent: we will talk to you later on in the day and talk abou

santa clara valley medical center, which revealed hundreds of items, including pricey medical equipment, have gone missing. our investigative unit combed through stacks of documents to see what was lost and never found.

we can get print copies available we'll come back for the vote and do other public comment on united items for actions looking to the city attorney what the best way. >> for the combines i suggested but - >> it seems like the safer course to say an action item on tonight agenda would be before the commission to go ahead and approve that if you go that requires there is a written recuse resolution so the commission can vote think on a verbal resolution. >> to add to the record. >> right addressed the commission secretary draft according to, however, the commission would like to read and draft it according let ultimately put the item back on the agenda for the public to see but the concept is properly appropriating on the agenda for endorsement of that particular matter. >> so it sounds like the motion before us is whould you accept american people friendly amendment by commissioner vice president turman i procured the concept sforp the commission staff to draft we'll vote on that and it will be brought back for official adoption and agendized were there will be public comment on the actual

we can get print copies available we'll come back for the vote and do other public comment on united items for actions looking to the city attorney what the best way. >> for the combines i suggested but - >> it seems like the safer course to say an action item on tonight agenda would be before the commission to go ahead and approve that if you go that requires there is a written recuse resolution so the commission can vote think on a verbal resolution. >> to add to the record. >> right addressed the commission secretary draft according to, however, the commission would like to read and draft it according let ultimately put the item back on the agenda for the public to see but the concept is properly appropriating on the agenda for endorsement of that particular matter. >> so it sounds like the motion before us is whould you accept american people friendly amendment by commissioner vice president turman i procured the concept sforp the commission staff to draft we'll vote on that and it will be brought back for official adoption and agendized were there will be public comment on the actual

unit break-in. dozens of locks cut. the items one victim says can't be replaced. "the only helicopter bringing you breaking news in the live look at the roads this evening.i'm dan carroll in veterinarians across the owners, a highly-contagious strain of the dog flu is spreading across the country. the virus h-3-n-2 was detected in chicago - not far from the tri-state.one-thousand dogs became ill in 2015.it's also been detected in texas.vets say it moves quickly through a local dog population - especially at kennels or shelters. shelters.signs of the dog flu include runny nose, coughing, lack of appetite, fever, and lethargy. a tri-state man is being held on an eight-thousand dollar bond after police say he led police on a chase - with children in the backseat. police say *kevin choate* also tried to run a police officer off the road.in addition the children were not buckled up properly. court records show he was also involved in a chase back in november. burglary spree at a storage facility. 37 locks were cut. nine on your side goes to the owner to find out what's

where police found what appears to be a second meth lab in say that they found meth making items inside of the units inside the heightened would north apartments. detectives tell us that they received a tip materials at a nearby home on sunday. officers found two adults and a thirteen year old boy inside of the apartment two women one man and a four year old child later showed up. police released them to children are staying with friends on the docket today a judge could decide whether there is enough evidence to send a man to trial for a drug related homicide. we're hearing is scheduled for and one holland the forty one year old accused of killing jose luis rodriguez his bond was that he has been found. he found the victim rather in a home on arch street back in november. holland was arrested hours later inside a neighbor's home and we will update you after today's hearing later today third district congressman bobby scott will host a roundtable discussion in hampton to discuss the effectiveness of veterans and drug courts scott introduced new legislation that aims to improve the federal sentencing

so where we are now actually produced herringbone for the united states marine corps. there were hundreds of items manufactured here in local mills. the material for parachutes, bandages, tents, raincoat fabric, the material for uniforms was died here, mattress covers made for the navy the double as flotation devices should a ship sink, and the list goes on and on. during the great depression the mills worked maybe one week on in one week off for one day on one day off. and in 1939, september 1939 when you're up on tour our allies looked to washington dc for the goods and materials that they needed. they were nations of war and they look to us to help them out. washington dc look down to the textile capitol of the world and government contracts came following in to this area asking mills here, the textile and apparel mills to begin producing for the war effort initially for our allies and then of course the united states as well. immediately in the fall of 1939 bc the price of cotton rising. also, those. also, those mills that had been one week on one week off one day on one day off all of a sudde

items were found during a search of his home. >> located where the grill, speakers, patio blind, gps units, vacuum, safe, laptop, chair, and other items which had been purchased with town funds. sean: his attorney and the state employeed to a 12 months suspended sentence and 200 hours of community service. he volunteerly agreed to repay the thousands he stole from amherst. erin: calling hours for eileen foley. she died at the age of 97. held at the portsmouth city council chambers. a funeral will take place tomorrow at immaculate conception church. she meant a lot to the city. you've heard of wedding planners. what about proposal planners? one couple helps thousands of people pop the question. sean: tough news for creatures down in pennsylvania. why a group of gnomes are being evicted from a park. kevin: colder air continues to rush in this morning. it will be around to start the weekend, but not the finish it. kevin: details of the big change occurring over the weekend coming up. erin: a massachusetts teen accused of killing his math teacher is expected to learn his sean: phillip chism was charged with murder, rape, and he is 1

united methodist church. the carolinas donated 630,000 food items and denver had 360,000. >> well done, charlotte! and the topic of food congressman pittenger settling his bet with mike kauffman. kauffman received bojangles chicken and while he was hoping to try colorado my dro brews and candy but the treats are a step up from rocky mountain oysters. so boom! >> well, if you are just ready to move on and think about next season this is for you. the countdown is on for super bowl 51. it will be held in houston, texas and city leaders unveiled a countdown clock today. it will provide announcements about preparations and special events. this is the third super bowl to be held in houston. the carolina panthers played in the game back in 2004. there you have it. >> let's say we go back. >> vegas is saying we're one of the favorites. >> we shall see what happens. keep pounding. that is how we roll. >> are we going to dab again or something snells. >> some are saying the dab is dead. >> we'll see what cam coming up with. >> tonya rivens waiting to give us ab update on the traffic. >> no more dabbing for

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item, please. >> hello, i'm freddie martin representing the human rights committee of san francisco and also a native san franciscan i live in affordable housing housing rights committee officially opposes converting one unit to tourist use and that sro buildings are a very important part of san francisco stock. >> thank you for your comments next item, please. >> hello, i'm depa and you're aware the tenants union opposes any conversion of rent-controlled units to tourist use and sros are important they've - when people are pushed out of the sros before working at the san francisco i worked on the acholic beverage with many of my clients were sro tenants those people really, really need to be protected folks that should not think owners the unit should not be recorded for harassment thank you. >> next speaker, please. >> thank you for your comments. >> i'm stephen tense i think the reason we're here is because of the 6 owners are here they're all agabout greedy i dot take away mother-in-laws right to make profit but when you have 6 poem that think they can get away with spending $20,000 per unit the cost is $300,000 i don't know what universe those people live 2, 3, 4 in the realty sros are again, a limite

item, please. >> hello, i'm freddie martin representing the human rights committee of san francisco and also a native san franciscan i live in affordable housing housing rights committee officially opposes converting one unit to tourist use and that sro buildings are a very important part of san francisco stock. >> thank you for your comments next item, please. >> hello, i'm depa and you're aware the tenants union opposes any conversion of rent-controlled units to tourist use and sros are important they've - when people are pushed out of the sros before working at the san francisco i worked on the acholic beverage with many of my clients were sro tenants those people really, really need to be protected folks that should not think owners the unit should not be recorded for harassment thank you. >> next speaker, please. >> thank you for your comments. >> i'm stephen tense i think the reason we're here is because of the 6 owners are here they're all agabout greedy i dot take away mother-in-laws right to make profit but when you have 6 poem that think they can get away with spending $20,000 per unit the cost is $300,000 i don't know what universe those people live 2, 3, 4 in the realty sros are again, a limite

[cheers and applause] >> our job as a nation is to item families not divide families -- unite families, not divide families. >>> hillary clinton picked up an endorsement from robin hickennooper. >> she is going to be a great leader for this country and it is inspirational for me to see female or male that is so prepared for the job. >> well, the republican race full of insults. endorsements over the weekend from governor chris christie and the alabama governor. but also picked up some in the grand wizard of the k.k.k. david duck. >> i do not know him. -- duke. >>> i'm here at the oscars awards otherwise known as white people's awards. >> it was kind of dealing with like a new era of sort of how we discuss diversity. >> the oscars gave us plenty of laughs sometimes leaving us speechless. did it turn out like they >> what about the hotly debated topic of diversity? david bosty is the critic forr nbc news radio. the big talk was about chris rock, how do you think he handled the idea of diversity? -`>> i thought he did a great job. i thought he would be incendiary, he was incendiary, i tho

united states economy. >> i.c.e. has also cracked down on seizing unlicensed items during the giants world series run as well as the warriors race to last year's nba title. >>> now with both super bowl teams practicing today in the south bay, their fans are gathering tonight to see the players as an opening night media event at s.a.p. media center in san francisco. >> so exciting, right? those fans have a chance to sit in. abc 7's david louie has been talking to fan, live at the s.a.p. center. david? >> reporter: kristen, dan, this event was not meant to be an autograph session or meet the players session. they were going to listen to the media ask questions. the lines are long outside s.a.p. center. people, fans have brought their enthusiasm and even brought some items to be autographed. even though some niners fan showed up in team gear, the fans converging on s.a.p. center were showing off support for bropants or the broncos. they are lifelong raiders fans but rooting for panthers quarterback cam newton. which player do you want to meet, whose autograph do you want to get? >> cam newton. i got to see cam newton. that's w

united states. it was a hot item but many have caught fire. the danger is from the lithium ion batteries inside. there are reports from consumers in 24 states of 52 fires and resulting in more than 2 million that includes the construction of homes and car. no hover boards are being recalled but that could change. >> green beans. >> todd: a woman found something disgusting. >> neki: she claims to have found a head of a snaek. she thought it was a burned bean but realize it was a snake's head and she said where is the body? >> my concern is someone else would get the body and not the snake head. >> neki: the company stopped all production of the canned vegetable and trying to determine where those green beans came from. pulled to a rescue. >> neki: a puppy pulled from a fire. update is next. >> todd: candidates are pushing for delegates until the very end. the latest on the campaign trial is coming up next. >> neki: live look at the shrine where the funeral mass is held for judge antonin scalia and next. tt0w!t.*(=! %4@-,2( tt0w!t.*(=! el@-&5d tt0w!t.*(=! ed@- 7 tt0w!t.*(=% )8h-@i\ tt0w!t.*(=% kzh

. >> item 2 an ordinance amending the planning commission for the removal of any residential muni building alleges and mergers for the mandate of an illegal unit. >> supervisor avalos is the author of this item but he's not here to lead the discussion we'll start with the planning department. >> i apologize the planner has not arrived but they've heard the item and recommended approval of the ordinance. >> thank you very much. >> thank you supervisor. >> great, thank you madam chair colleagues in 2013 i supported an ordnance for the removal of housing for conversions but as the housing crisis has wolgz that is clear we need inform to reinvest those controls this ordinance for the cu for the removal of units legal unit and thinking authors the notice of violation let's property owners know to apply for a cu to remove the unit the planning department balance report has shown that we are losing housing was quickly as we are about building this the housing stock will stop demolitions and mergers of dwelling units a number of long term tenants facing evictions if landlords that want to convert batting back to office building this year for the justi

that's right last night officer say that they found meth making items inside of a unit at the height would north apartments undetected sellers that they got a tip for finding similar materials at a nearby house on sunday officers found two adults and a thirteen year old boy inside that apartment. two old later showed up. police released them. the two kids are now staying with a friend on the docket today a judge could decide whether there's enough evidence to send a man to trial for drug related murder a preliminary hearing is scheduled for an told holland the forty one year old accused of killing jose luis rodriguez the victim was found inside a home on arch street back in november holland was arrested hours later inside a neighbor's house we will update you after today's scheduled hearing later today third district congressman bobby scott will host a roundtable in hampton to discuss the effectiveness of veterans and drug courts scott introduced new legislation that aims to improve the federal sentencing and corrections system it would increase the use of evidence based sentencing a

united states. hover boards were a hot item this holiday season but many have caught fire. the danger come from the lithium battery scion. just this summer sif a ti commissioner have received are reports from 52 miers fier resulted and that includes the destruction of two homes and a car. >> at this point no of hover boards are being recalled but that could soon change. >> neki: ngw to a a story you saw first here on low ceanl tflt a small plane making an emergency land nothing a crowded neighborhood in the florida ceesms the pilot was trying to land ate small airport in tabaneej when he crashed into someone's front yard. neighbors and first responders helped free the pilot who was the pilot was the only person on board ads and was not hurt in the crash. >> >> todd: u.s. coast guard investigationn continues in the sinking of el faro. the family members be of those who died signed a pe sition calling for changes on how ships fail sail near bicht the focus on the boiler which owe figure shall say had parts that needed to be replaced. el faro sank last october in the bahamas o

units, a safe, laptop, chair and other items which had been purchased with town funds. reporter: he from purchased them using more than $4,000 of the town's money. he agreed to a suspended sentence and 200 hours of community service teaching emergency personnel to administer narcan. gleason voluntarily agreed to repay the thousands he stole from am hess. >> i think the community is glad that this matter is now behind us. licensed e.m.s. provider, he is now a felon, and state licensing officials tell us that they will have to look at whether gleason will actually be allowed to serve his 200 hours of community service teaching emergency personnel. suzanne roantree, wmur news 9. tom: there are new developments tonight in the custody battle between a teenager, her family and the state of massachusetts. justina pelletier's family has filed suit against boston children's hospital. four doctors are also named that connecticut family's lawsuit. three years ago pelletier was taken to the hospital, but doctors claimed her symptoms were psychosomatic. when her parents wanted to ta

united kingdom. the hair lock was one of several beatles-related items up for auction. >>> love is in the air for a couple from washington state, literally. they got married on an airplane, 35,000 feet up. the bride, turns out, is a flight attendant for alaska airlines. the plane full of passengers on a flight from los angeles to seattle friday night watched as she walked down the aisle of the plane to say "i do." >> it's just been really overwhelming, but really exciting. i'm glad we were able to share love and joy with people and really touch people and make their flight a really fun experience. >> the woman says she actually got the idea from her mom who is battling stage 4 cancer. she said she wanted to see just where her daughter worked. >> very nice. instead of rice, they passed out peanuts to the passengers. [ laughter ] >>> let's check in with mark tamayo. nice out there this weekend. >>> yeah, it has been a very nice weekend. if i say it's beautiful, i get the complaints saying we need the rainfall. and that, of course, is true. we do need the rain. nothing showing up, unfortunately, over the nex

santa clara valley medical center, which revealed hundreds of items, including pricey medical equipment, have gone missing. our investigative unit combed through stacks of documents to see what was lost and never found. announcer: valley medical center in san jose, or vmc, is the county hospital for santa clara, so it's mostly funded by taxpayers, a total of $1.2 billion each year, or 83% of the hospital's budget. but we discovered vmc and its clinics have a track record of losing track of their own uipment. records we obtained from santa clara county show over the last 5 years, 383 items were reported as missing. heart monitors, office furniture, microscopes, even an lcd projector all listed as utl, or unable to locate. and the county recorded the total purchase price for those items at over $11.8 million. paul: first of all, i have to say that we take this very seriously. bigad: paul lorenz is the hospital's ceo, and agreed to sit down with us, along with his boss, jeff smith, the county executive for santa clara. jeff smith: we found that we really had a broken inventory system. bigad: these are items that cost taxpayers mill

this week - a personal check taken from the unit was forged and negotiated at the country corner store on highway 183. several other items were stolen - anyone with information on this suspect or the crime should contact crimestoppers at 1-888-crimesc. 3 and a quick update out of pickens county - after parent protests...the school board has decided to wait and vote on a proposal that would close three schools. schools.a-r lewis, holly springs and amber elementaries may be shut down to save the district almost twelve million dollars-however, the school board is split on the move- the board has postponed the vote until february 22nd-it was originally scheduled for monday---of course we'll continue to follow any new developments- 3 kendra is in the weather center 3 3 after snow to start our friday, we are now looking ahead to monday's winter weather threat! it looks like a light wintry mix will be possible throughout monday, then turn to rain by mid to late afternoon. more on that in a second!expect roads to dry out in time of the overnight, with lows dropping to 28 for the upstate and 20 in the mountains. snow will continu

. >> item 2 an ordinance amending the planning commission for the removal of any residential muni building alleges and mergers for the mandate of an illegal unit. >> supervisor avalos is the author of this item but he's not here to lead the discussion we'll start with the planning department. >> i apologize the planner has not arrived but they've heard the item and recommended approval of the ordinance. >> thank you very much. >> thank you supervisor. >> great, thank you madam chair colleagues in 2013 i supported an ordnance for the removal of housing for conversions but as the housing crisis has wolgz that is clear we need inform to reinvest those controls this ordinance for the cu for the removal of units legal unit and thinking authors the notice of violation let's property owners know to apply for a cu to remove the unit the planning department balance report has shown that we are losing housing was quickly as we are about building this the housing stock will stop demolitions and mergers of dwelling units a number of long term tenants facing evictions if landlords that want to convert batting back to office building this year for the justi

. >> item 2 an ordinance amending the planning commission for the removal of any residential muni building alleges and mergers for the mandate of an illegal unit. >> supervisor avalos is the author of this item but he's not here to lead the discussion we'll start with the planning department. >> i apologize the planner has not arrived but they've heard the item and recommended approval of the ordinance. >> thank you very much. >> thank you supervisor. >> great, thank you madam chair colleagues in 2013 i supported an ordnance for the removal of housing for conversions but as the housing crisis has wolgz that is clear we need inform to reinvest those controls this ordinance for the cu for the removal of units legal unit and thinking authors the notice of violation let's property owners know to apply for a cu to remove the unit the planning department balance report has shown that we are losing housing was quickly as we are about building this the housing stock will stop demolitions and mergers of dwelling units a number of long term tenants facing evictions if landlords that want to convert batting back to office building this year for the justi

the hazmat crews coming out of the house with items connected to the meth lab which was set up in the center unit on 9th avenue. residents from the units on the left and right were evacuated. as you can see, there was a massive response. in addition to the hazmat team, the dea was called in along with the bomb squad. again, there was no explosion here but this whole incident started at about 12:40 p.m. with a call to 911 for a medical emergency. >> there was one person who was experiencing overdose directly related to the meth lab. he was transported to sterling todd: there is no update on the man' s condition and -- no word on criminal charges. knight avenue is still shot down. but it does look like things are winding down here in attleboro. antoinette: breaking news in new hampshire where crews are battling this. flames sparking inside a local business. this is late this afternoon. it was empty at the time but a restaurant next door was full. they made it out safely. no injuries reported. reid: another beautiful night in boston. dave, temperatures in the 50' s but changes on the way. we are tal

. >> item 2 an ordinance amending the planning commission for the removal of any residential muni building alleges and mergers for the mandate of an illegal unit. >> supervisor avalos is the author of this item but he's not here to lead the discussion we'll start with the planning department. >> i apologize the planner has not arrived but they've heard the item and recommended approval of the ordinance. >> thank you very much. >> thank you supervisor. >> great, thank you madam chair colleagues in 2013 i supported an ordnance for the removal of housing for conversions but as the housing crisis has wolgz that is clear we need inform to reinvest those controls this ordinance for the cu for the removal of units legal unit and thinking authors the notice of violation let's property owners know to apply for a cu to remove the unit the planning department balance report has shown that we are losing housing was quickly as we are about building this the housing stock will stop demolitions and mergers of dwelling units a number of long term tenants facing evictions if landlords that want to convert batting back to office building this year for the justi

unit. last you, marissa mayer abandoned a plan to spin off items to shareholders and said she would consider a reverse spin off. this heightened criticism of her strategy. analystsprofit exceed estimates, the yahoo! stock has slumped more than 30% in the past year. i will leave it there for now. rishaad: yvonne man is at a conference with our next guest. : yes, we are joined by the intonation finance minister joining us today, and i want to thank you for joining us, finance minister. we have to start off with gdp, expected to slow last year, expected to be below 5%. we continue to see exports driven down by oil, but we do see one bright spot in the currency among emerging markets right now. boost you see ways to growth this year? >> yes. right year -- last year, our growth was slowing down probably to around 4.8%, but at least last year, we can see that despite these slowing down of our exports, we still have, you know, a good and stable growth from household consumption, although not so much bright but at least investment growth is also promising, so this year in 2016, supported by good mon

items in a mexican prison. ♪ >>> hello, thank you for joining us. the unitedions syrian enjoy is in damascus pushing to get humanitarian aid to besieged areas. he has held talks with the syrian foreign minister in the capitol. he says the president bashar al-assad has an obligation to deliver humanitarian aid to all besieged areas in the country. >> we have been talking about the issue about humanitarian unhindered access to all besieged areas, not only by the government, but also by the opposition and by isil. and we will have another meeting today at 4:00 in order to address this urgent issue, which is as you know, related to the well-being of all syrian people, and is connected to the very clear discussions and conclusions of the munich conference. >>> the cessation in hostilities was jeopardized on monday when at least 50 civilians were killed in multiple bombings. five medical facilities and two schools were targeted. the u.n. says the attacks viola violate international law. but russia denies its planes were to blame. >> when you destroy a hospital, it's

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richard: top of the list, real big item is a charge in the united states.vestigation from the department of justice into u.s. mortgage-backed securities selling ahead of the financial crisis. all the banks have been looked over for that in the united states. rbs is one of the last. it could be a large charge for them, around $7 billion. them, theybig for will have less capital to return to shareholders. that is one of the real drivers behind the stock. investors see that as the juice you can get if you own royal bank of scotland. the u.s.g of that in is something that will dictate returns to investors. guy: stock has just opened down 10%. ramin, your view is that the bank selloff has been overdone. lloyds bouncing quite strongly. rbs being absolutely hammered. ramin: we published a note saying this is not a systemic crisis. a lot of clients i speak to are talking 2008. this isn't 2008. balance sheets are incredibly strong. the bankss insured have strongly capitalized themselves. this is an earnings issue. margins are going to be suffering because of the neg

unit? no. we pulled the salient materials and had philly p.d. process the rest of the items on site. what else was there? just some books, albums, toys. toys? yeah. old stuff, like from his childhood. and we were able to lift some prints, he's not in our system. morgan and prentiss, go back to the unit and see what else it can tell us abt the man. i'll get you directions. we have to establish if this guy's taking his fantasies to the next level. we can use these materials to try to entify his signature and connect him to any open cases. on the surface it reads like he wanted to try it all. i think isating any one aspect might be tough. well, then dig deeper. try linguistics. look for patterns in the handwting. rossi and i will take the images. find the fetish, find the fiend. hey, you want to make this interesting? best insights, loser buys lunch. ooh, bring it on, girl. ok. it looks like we have a happy kid. well-rounded, varied interests. this looks to have been drawn at about the schematic stage. so that would make him about 6 years of age at the time, right? mm-hmm. it's dated 19

units. >> the best overall device in this story -- take your personal items out of the cars. >> we are following a story in waverly are a confirmed tornado killed three people. >> coming up at 5:00, we will talk to the folks in waverly trying to get their head around what happened here 24 hours ago. >> yesterday's storm touched so many people in the area. we have the stories coming up in a little bit at 5:00. >> how strong the winds. >> 60 miles per hour. because of it down there, that is why we had extended coverage yesterday. we did not know if those storms could pack that punch up here. two funnel clouds. we were on the luckier side of thins and a different story not far away. it's windy and chilly. it's going to get colder overnight. 46 degrees at reagan national airport. 20-degree difference compared to 24 hours ago. i will show you the temperatures across the board. it's 43 in leesburg. 46 in fredericksburg. 44 in culpeper. that is just story. there is not a lot going on. report of snow flurries to the mason dixon line. moving through the day tomorrow it's cool and breezy. we will start a

they already have had a dramatic run in their business units, and the next big item for them is going to be very difficult to move the needle. so, again, that's more of a solid, steady, easy -- not easy grower, but steady grower over the next few years. facebook has been a holding of ours for a large period of time and apple, we have only recently started to put our toe back in the water. expectations have come down dramatically and we have multiple product cycles coming out. the next iphone version, the mini iphone coming out pretty soon. these are not expected to be home runs and drive dramatic upside appreciation, but very steady eddie type of company. >> the youth of facebook is what makes it exciting. i get that. i argued it is becoming internet. if you invested in airline or car company or manufacturer, we had those. there is models for the past that may help determine the future. this kind of a company, everything is brand-new. isn't there a risk there in investing in a facebook, or a google or whatever it is, because you don't know what five years from now on the internet is g

influenced policy here in the united states. and arborglyphs people find really interesting, the tree carvings that people did while sheepherding. " the museum expects more items to arrive, next week. the museum will also be hosting saturday lectures-- on basque history, and local basques. the exhibit will remain at the museum, through the middle of may. ### what do you love about the city of sparks? and what is your biggest concern? those are two questions the city of sparks hopes residents and businesses will answer. it's a survey called "ignite sparks." and the answers will be used to help develop a master plan to guide decisions through 2030. the "ignite sparks" online and in some city offices. adam mayberry says an outreach team will also seek out residents who may be homebound, without internet access, or are non english speaking. as they collect feedback, city employees will develop a comprehensive plan to hopefully be completed by fall. for more information go to kolo-tv-dot-com and click on "hot topics". triple-a nevada has unveiled it's list of the top restaurants in the state. three from northern nevada, got a 4-diamond rating. the bem-eh-knee bimin

so mills' mills produced twill for the united states marine core. there are hundreds of items that were manufactured here in local mills. parachute strapping -- the material for parachutes. bandages, tents, rain coats, fabric, the material for uniforms was dyed here, mattress covers for the navy that doubled as air flotation devices. the mills worked one week off or one day on one day off. and in 1939, september of 1939 which we went to war, our allies, primary england and france, looked to washington, d.c. for goods and materials they needed. they were nations at war and looked to us to help them out. washington, d.c. looked down to the textile capitol of the world and government contracts came funneling into this area the mills to begin producing for the war effort and our allies and for the united states as well. immediately in the fall of 1939 you see the price of cotton rising and the mills that were one day on/one day off started running round the clock, three shifts a day, seven days a week. so the impact economically was tremendous. the apparel and textile mills are pr