patchy fog developing inland voles overnight. temperatures into the 40s in most spots. 44 the overnight low in antioch. highs for your monday, bit cooler, but plenty of sunshine on the way ahead of the cold front. 65 in san francisco 70, vallejo, 77, antioch '1 in san jose. at at&t park for the home owner tomorrow, sunshine, it will be breezy and temperatures on the cooler side. first pitch, right around 1:30 in the afternoon. 63 degrees is your starting temperature. as the game wraps up, we fall into the lower 60s around 62. but remember, with total sunshine and the sun angle this time of year, u vue index will be on the high side. so wear the hat, sun glasses and sun screen. seven-day forecast shows you tomorrow turning cooler chance of a sprinkle overnight into tuesday, breeze on tuesday keeping temperatures cool. but a rapid warmup mode week ex-turns to summer-like warmth on wednesday and that's a steady warm pattern into next weekend. >> thank you: >> colin is in coach with sports and the masters and do you think they'll cal

that they studied, we conducted a local rate study and that jump between 2010 and 2011 shows what the vole controllers office with the planning office fts able to determine. we know the rates have gone up since this time and will conduct another study next year. this has been our number one advocacy tool that the contracts can take and show this is how far apart they are and basically you can see if you look down at the green line that is what our providers get paid now by the state, it is basically 50 cents on the dollar. a lot of the investments we are trying to invest quality now have moved to just a operating support for our providers because they are so threatened with not being able to make the ends meet and make the cost. the profile of the providers veryies. some provide preschool only and some have larger operations and some get rent from the city in terms of where they are loidated so it is very different but we are aware of all the profiles of how the providers are trying to survooiv. for most of them they can't clarj enough to pay for the cost of infant care, they pay for 234fa

patchy fog developing inland voles overnight. temperatures into the 40s in most spots. 44 the overnight low in antioch. highs for your monday, bit cooler, but plenty of sunshine on the way ahead of the cold front. 65 in san francisco 70, vallejo, 77, antioch '1 in san jose. at at&t park for the home owner tomorrow, sunshine, it will be breezy and temperatures on the cooler side. first pitch, right around 1:30 in the afternoon. 63 degrees is your starting temperature. as the game wraps up, we fall into the lower 60s around 62. but remember, with total sunshine and the sun angle this time of year, u vue index will be on the high side. so wear the hat, sun glasses and sun screen. seven-day forecast shows you tomorrow turning cooler chance of a sprinkle overnight into tuesday, breeze on tuesday keeping temperatures cool. but a rapid warmup mode week ex-turns to summer-like warmth on wednesday and that's a steady warm pattern into next weekend. >> thank you: >> colin is in coach with sports and the masters and do you think they'll cal

we are actively voled in the steering #c34i9y and various other subcommittees including the education and communication and i'm a cochair of vision zero working group with [inaudible] as administrator of local voter approved revenue including the transportation sales tax and vehicle registration fees, our work program is based on traenz paerns and accountsability and meetings like this provide that opportunity fl public to really stay inform squd the board to stay informed about how aenshs are using taxpayer funds. i'll make a plug for www.my street sf.come when you can link through it low the sftca website and see what is happening in the neighborhood as far as the use of the funding program that the transportation authority board programs. as you can see from the picture on the slide of the free way network map and this is actually a slide from tom mu giers december 2014 presentation. many high injury corridors cluster around free way and free interchanges. we see this as a opportunity to work systematically to improve these safety-improve the safety at the location which involves p

pakistan's parliament voled to stay out of the airstrikes, offering to mediate a solution instead. al jazeera. >> in syria at least eight people were killed and dozens injured early saturday after rebels shot a neighborhood. after the shelling, a gunship targeted a market. the u.n. is planning to undertake an urgent mission to damascus. the crisis in syria has been compounded by isil's advances into yarmouk on the outskirts of the capitol. >> the u.n. sentenced syrian government will do everything possible to make sure of safety fortress dents in the yarmouk camp. >> we'll have more covering of the refugee crisis and take a deeper look at the deepening humanitarian situation that is impacting millions of lives. >> authorities in afghanistan are investigating why students were hospitalized. the students fell unconscious after eating beans sold by a vendor outside the school. they were told to eat the beans as it would help them pass their exams. the vendor has been arrested on suspicion of poisoning the food. >> al shabab fighters attacked a kenyan university to killed 148. a camp i

congress voled numerous times and spent $150 billion to approve a so-called dock fix a temporary delay to the medicare cuts. >> we've patched this problem 17 times over the last 11 years and i decided about a year ago that i had had enough of it. >> the house has sent the senate a bill that repeels it and takes medicare away from the fee for service system if my which they say spurred fraud. >> we will move from volume based system to one that ensures the accuracy of payment and improves the quality of care. with this legislation we give american seniors confidence. >> doctors would receive rewards or penalties based on patient health outcomes compared with physician developed performance thresholds. while there's little argument that the current payment system needed changes some are concerned this may not be the best way to do it president the measure passed by the house would cost $214 billion and add $141 billion to the federal did he have silt in the next 10 carries. in order to get it passed, nancy policy agreed to let more affluent seniors split some of the bill. seniors making

. ♪ caroline: we just had earnings from the car maker volings wag en, v.w.e we now focusing on the numbers rather than the management changes we're seeing? hans: there is no question who is going to lead the volkswagen supervisory board. what we see here is a clear beat. they came in at 3.3 billion euros. earnings before interest and taxes. last year it was 2.86. quite an increase. it was better than the 3.16 that had been expect. i want to drill down into the profitability. for the audi brand, profitability was 9.7%. that is a profit margin of 9.7%. for porsche, all the way up at 15.1%. the revenue, profit for porsche, 765 million youros. -- euros. about 1/4 of the overall profit that came in. they continue to print money. same with audi. we saw great numbers out of mercedes yesterday. we'll be digging down a little bit more. they want to bring the profitability up to 6%. it has been hovering around 3%. they have reiterated their old guidance switches for the entire suite of brands they offer 5.5 to 6.5 profitability. overall good numbers. maybe not quite a

francine: volings wagen accelerates. -- voblings wagen accelerates. to take a look at the impact of audi and porsche. guy: good morning to our viewers in europe. a warm welcome to those just waking up in the united states. i'm guy johnson. francine: i'm francine lacqua. this is "the pulse" live from london. we're getting news on economic confidence in the euro area. it has fallen a little. it is coming in at 103.7. not that far behind. it just gives you a nice glimpse of the mood in europe. there are green shoots. very fragile recovery. guy: oil in a major reshuffle the king of saudi arabia has named his nephew as crowned prince. the oiling minister is now longer the chairman of the saudi arabian oil company. better known to me as the he takes on that role. let's get more now with our middle east editor. he is joining us from dubai. walk us through the significance of all of this. the new generation cementing themselves in power. >> good morning, yes. it is a major generational shift. what it means is after king salman the king of saudi arabia will no

>> he's been voled the favorite candidate in the conservative political action conference for the past three years. >> kentucky senator rand paul won with 31%. >> while many people are trying to feed red meat to the base, he's been going to ferguson, missouri to places like detroit, michigan, he's been playing in quarters where you don't necessarily find republicans a whole lot. >> those who love liberty must rise to the occasion. will you? will you lovers of liberty will you rise to the occasion? >> he may be broadening his reach-out to voter constituency that is might otherwise ignore him, buts also, too that could definitely hurt him at least in some camps who are locking for a different type of republican candidate and have many, many options in the more than dozen republican candidates who were ultimate lay going to jump into the presidential fray in 2016. >> a message of lower taxes makes him an outsider with an insider's edge. mike viqueira, al jazeera washington. >> who is rand paul? a 52-year-old medical doctor in his first term as a kentucky senator, elected in 2011. he has l

. >> the house in arkansas voled tuesday to make that the 21 state to enact a religious freedom measure and second in a week. >> that's a law that's already in place in more than half the states. >> the governor pledged to sign house bill 1228 into law. protestors outside and inside the state capitol and governor's mansion usually him to reconsider. >> we are heart broken about it. this is my home and at the moment, i don't feel i can live here anymore. >> in the name of religion, it's incomprehensible that anyone who really has a relationship with god would believe that was even necessary. >> i don't think that's what my religious beliefs are and i don't think if jesus were alive today that that's what he would be telling us to do. >> arkansas's largest employee are, walmart has urged a veto. >> what we are doing is not that remarkable. i understand that it's taken on a life of its own but that's just the way things go. >> the way things are going to the southeast and georgia that state could join arkansas in adopting a religious freedom law as early at midnight thursday, when lawmaker

at exim, our vole to support american exporters. but at our core we're about u.s. jobs. these are private sector jobs. the fruit of free enterprise. evidence of america's ability to compete in the global marketplace. and we measure our success not just by the number of jobs but by the families made stronger by each of them. how will america keep writing those stories in the coming age? we have talked about what is ahead of us. we know that export jobs pay up to 18% more making that progress real for more american families and we also know that as demand grows for each sale whether it is fire trucks or ice cream, the jobs either come to america or they go some place else. it is a zero sum game. that is the choice being made. it is a fact that some politicians seem to ignore. who feels the impact most of all? small businesses and they make up about 90% of the exim customer base. more and more small businesses are making exporting a part of their d.n.a. they know the opportunity is out there. but many of them don't have access to the financing they need to compete globally.