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i'm not buying that, the guys made a lot of fun yip. far be it, what is happening right now is what a lot of institutional investors are calling a period of new adjustment. in other words, it's free money available to the investment community, back when they needed to create the bid in 2002/2009, they did, giving away money by lowering interest rates to zero. that has gone on for too long. the fed and others are pulling back saying we'll raise rates, getting back to normal. there's a period of adjustment that has to happen. stocks you are down 10-11% from the highs. again, it's not as though it's 2008 all over again. put it's pain: a period of adjustment. i read a report, and is says that the world bank cut the growth out look, saying there would be weak performances. is this proof of that. >> growth of 2.9% was grown. there is still growth, but just to look at china, that gives us a good window into what is happening. chinese imports have been down 13 months in a row. they are consuming less. the exports are down 8 months. we are buyin

and now officer yip of the sheriff's emergency response team is concerned that the conflict could takecern is that inmate campbell's brother, robert campbell, is going to retaliate and do what he has to do to get back at him. so officer yip decides to visit robert campbell who is housed in a different unit from timothy's to assess his temperament. both campbell brothers are awaiting sentencing for crimes including attempted assault with attempt to cause physical injury and attempted robbery. >> your brother got into a fight. >> uh-huh. >> you know with who, right? >> i have no idea. >> despeines. he is a blood. your brother is latin king. you are latin king. the problem is it's not the first time. you cross paths with that person who fought with your brother what is going to happen? >> who knows what is going to happen? i can't predict the future, you know what i mean? we fight we fight. we don't fight we don't fight. >> a lot of officers do not know that they are brothers. now what happens? if rob campbell is down here, inmate despeines, happens to walk to the elevator. they are going

the iron yip. len bias, the hero, is avenged by getting the people that looked up to him. the hernia, the cocaine, is still coming in. the guns are flowing, you know. the would-be len biases, you know, are still dying. this time, before they get to that point, so you lose it all, the potential, and people don't get it >>> had he lived today, len bias would be a man in his 50s. >> next we consider the men doing their time. and what comes after. in a moment, we consider ageing out of the system, and what comes next. the only way to get better is to challenge yourself, and that's what we're doing at xfinity. we are challenging ourselves to improve every aspect of your experience. and this includes our commitment to being on time. every time. that's why if we're ever late for an appointment, we'll credit your account $20. it's our promise to you. we're doing everything we can to give you the best experience possible. because we should fit into your life. not the other way around. >>> a debt paid to society, the cost can remain hype. as part of a criminal reform effort, preside

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the sanders camp is accused of sending operatives masquerading as culinary workers into off yip its areas of the casino workers -- offlimit areas of casino the sanders campaign apologized. the culinary tells news 3 the situation has been resooved. the union is officially neutral now. here's unlv's michael green. >> it's not a good idea to get the culinary mad and what remines to be seen is whether the sanders' campaign has done that. so the culinary has their own agenda to be concerned with, including contract negotiations. they may may not want to play this up too much but i have the feeling it some people will remember. >> we'll see soon. nevada is wufnt very early states to vote. if sanders wins iowa and new hampshire, john ralston who broke this story yesterday says it may increase pressure on the culinary to pick a side. >>> the democratic candidates are adding more locations. they've added locations at the palace, the rio, paris, harrises. the democratic party says if those strip workers use these locations instead of their designated neighborhood locations, they will need to declar

. >> yip, that's shiloh munching away and not slurping. you'll hear more from them in the movie along with big brother. because when your mom is angelina, take your kids to work day has a whole different meaning. >> they were kind of shy. they don't really want to be actors, but i didn't want them to miss the opportunity. and they came in and they had a lot of fun with it. she really is a tough cookie. she's so fabulous. everything is dancing, dancing, then she turns into this warrior. >> get ready to dance with danger. >> kate joins the casas a love interest to jack black's character. a role she totally got into. i'm doing the panda leg i'm doing the panda leg >> it's a well-played scene according to angelina who herself has three adopted kids with brad. >> i thought it handled it well because it didn't brush over it. it's the cenenr part of the story. have two dads. it shows that it's complicated and it's not easy and it's not over in a happy second. >> you know what? a movie with a message. back to kate, though. remember all of the spec

and yip chances are soon to arrive and i talk arctic air in minutes and let's check back in with corrina and she's letting >> and that hat is feeling god this morning and we're free and clear. a smooth ride for you, 77 and 71, 490 is looking great as well as the shore way and we're talking about the closure on chester avenue and that is on east 36th to east 50. remains closed and check on drive times for you, 8 minutes, 77 northbound and this is a live look outside from the odot cam. i-90 at west 44th and looking blurry. no troubles for you. >> and breaking news from overnight. we want to update you on. johnny manziel has another run- in with police. >> and this happened on the same day he was in vegas. and nick, the story is like an onion. you keep pulling back more layers. as you do, you want to cry and it stinks. >> reporter: it's a story that keeps on giving. yeah. some might wonder why we continue to concentrate on this johnny manziel angle. the answer is simple. continue to come out by the day. the latest involving the traffic citation over the weekend. we want to give you a look a

from the past. have been looked at as a good food ver sauce bad fad or kinging on a certain new tree yip. this is looking at general pattern and patterns that could eat and include tons different foods. j.c.: do it in moderation. ed: a mu sticker. it is developed bay cosmetic company. it works with a smartphone app. the sticker, of course. offing does, right. it changes colors when expod to ultraviolent race. the wear uplows the picture to determine their level. then the company says having that information would increase the out of sun block. the stucker was introduced at the consumer electronic show this week. >> i can't have any sun ex pesh shoo you are without turning in a lobster. i mean, it is a big red pap. ed: i am longing for the day that. meteorologist: yeah. that is sure? ment we have something aret toy see. a lot of beautiful cloud formations. the high thin cirrus clouds. a lot of folks capturing this. this is late afternoon toward evening. just beautiful colors. nice pink. really nice stuff. all right. it is clear. it is cold. right at the freezing mark in boston. you see th

new yip skip at 3 degrees. 2 below in wilmington, vermont. the actual temperature, not the wind chill this morning and 3 from barre to worcester down to shrewsbury and over to auburn and this is not considering the wind and how it is going to make it feel. as we consider the wind chill at 5 a.m., a temp of 8 degrees. check out that wind chill. feels like 6 below and the temperature reading says 20, still only feel 9 at 3 p.m. feels 10 degree cooter. and a look at where where you are wind chill stands right now julie, send it over to you for a check on the roads. daniel is right, warm up that car this morning. >> it will be a much more pleasant drive if that car is warm. pike moving along fine. it is early and volume is right it is early and volume is right, but leave a few of minutes early if you can to account for what may be dangerous conditions on the roads. take a look at the pike which is moving along fine. your live drive time, 23 minutes from 495 to mass avenue minutes from 495 to mass avenue. 10 minutes from the braintree split to the

and to draw that emotional connection between a lot of the ethos that i see and feel in silicon value yip and what -- valley and what the experience i had at any level of overnment, the theme saved healthcare.government worked every day for 160 days. it was incredibly intense. sometimes i was not on the team, i was in that office. i was working on some pearl issues at the time. but, you know, these were people that were motivated by an intense desire to save health care for their fellow americans. and there were times when todd park who was our boss in sing because my colleague ryan is in the audience would bring the letters that the president had received about the affordable health care act. -- into the office and read them. an there was one -- i think each letter hit just -- various of us on the team differently. there was one where i can never forget him reading that was from a mother who said, i've spent the past 20 years choosing between a health care for myself and for my kids. and because i was able to sign up through health care.gov, i am now going to see a doctor for a long time

it's one of general yip's famous, a brother of the pope. the lawyer detailled the abuses. something the brother must have been aware of. >> with regard to sexual violence, i can report cases ranging from stroking a buttock to rape. with regard to physical violence, it's about withholding the food. and force feeding on the other side. it is about feeding with tools and a bunch of keys. >> of 232 incidents are 0 potential rape cases. speaking at a press conference an investigator detailed the attacks. >>> an image war breaking out in venezuela. it follows the removal of chavez images from the controlled legislator. we have more from caracas. >> reporter: downtown car abbing us woke up with pressure graffiti images of the late leader. in response of the removal of his portrait, and independence scene here, and the message that reads the opposition has the assembly, the people have the street. wednesday, a day after the first opposition parliament, close to 17 years, the new president said the images had no room under the new generation. the spirit of the paintings hit a nerve

. >> speaking on the specifics of a smifk company is something i won't do, but after yipped made its comments, we know that several of the other major players came out and said, we're in, we want to look forward. our goal is serve the consumer and we know when we can serve the consumer that the issueers want to come in and do that, too. that's their objective, too. >> one more time, the website. >> health care.gov or 1 -800 -318 -2596. >> health and human services secretary silvia. appreciate you being here today. have a great trip back to d.c. i know you gotta be back there tomorrow for the state of the union. >>> 199:00 here on "good day orlando." brooks joins us now with a look at the forecast. >> i suggest you stay here, it's a whole lot warmer here. >> yeah, even though it's chilly here, d.c., i think tomorrow is going to be stuck in the 30s all day. all i have view outside. gorgeous morning shaping up across central florida if you can handle the chill, if you're in the sun and out of the breezes, it'll feel nice today. but look at the temperature change. 24 hours ago, we were 2

scattered showers tapering off, temperatures 50s and 60s and once we get rid of this storm number 11, yip2. that's coming up. here's gianna. >> thank you. >>> keeping us very busy in the traffic center. let's go to san francisco, southbound 280 at san jose. look out for an accident. two left lanes are blocked. chp on scene. you might see delays. northbound 280 looking across the extension. southbound 101 connector. live look at the area. traffic seems to be looking okay. keep that in mind as you make that connector. taking a look at conditions, westbound 580 at grand, the two left lanes have been blocked for chp as they clear an accident out of the roadway. frank? >> thank you. >>> storm number 11 of the new year pelting the bay area. the weather promises to make the commute wet, windy and long. jackie ward has more on the golden gate commute. >> reporter: since we've been seer this is probably the most moderate rainfall we've felt. it's definitely coming down relatively hard but the wind is the ral story. thank goodness for the mild temperatures. once the wind picks up, it makes it chill

. >> reporter: state leaders support the amnest yip. >> the security council wanted to grant the amnesty. the security apparatus of the states are there. we are working together and finding how to make life more meaningful. >> state government says the amnesty reduced crime. training and educational programs will be provided for anyone given a pardon. victims of crime say the priority should give them compensation so they can rebuild their lives. >>> two volcanos in mexico have been rumbling into life, throwing columns of ash into the air. the volcano erupted 12 times in 12 hours on saturday. several eruptions were seen east near the city after the volcano roared to life. [ laughs ] sorry. still ahead on al jazeera sports. we'll tell you what happens when a policeman calls for back up for a street basketball game. details next. tails next. >>> welcome back. the hong kong government is going ahead with the demolition of the city's last urban walled village despite protests from the villages. some homes have been knocked down, a group of residents refused to leave, demanding the 600 year o

three weeks after officer yip praised the efforts of lesean barry stevens, barry stevens is no longer on the youth tier >> i heard he got kicked out of youth program so i was up on the fourth floor and he was there. he came right up to me and i said, what happened? and he said that he messed up. it was fighting. you know you can't fight in the program. so he's in the regular housing unit. >> got into a little incident, a little problem, altercation with somebody. i wasn't built for the youth tier. it was too much stress. too much stress. too much stress in my head. always worrying about the other kids around because they get on on your nerves so bad and the type of person i am, i like to fight. you can't do that so everything is built up. it's stressful. >> i'm disappointed. i put a lot of man hours into him talking about his future, he could go, what he could do, and it was all right here. for him to make this choice to try to beat somebody up, such a short vision to the long term picture. that's the hard part with kids. they're incapable of addressing the future. they live for here

and, you know, the verths, as well, starting to gone yip a little bit.ing to be when we get the results of the autopsy and we have more clarity and to the circumstances of her death, how that's going to play finally. if she -- there are some lines of investigation right now, for example, that her boyfriend may have had an alibi, may have been with her -- his mother. if that proves to be the case, and it's someone that she met at a bar and took home or something like that, which is obviously one of the investigative paths right now, that is going to play badly in terms of how the italian press paint the picture of this american the girl gone wild again. >> and what sort of timeline are we looking at with regard to the investigation? >> this is very, very different than the united states. for example, they found the body saturday. they didn't do the autopsy until monday because people don't work on sunday. that's the sort of thing you're looking at all the way through. they also found a bra that was draped over a bicycle today, two days after, you know, th

and to draw that emotional connection between a lot of the ethos that i see and feel in silicon value yip and what -- valley and what the experience i had at any level of government, the theme saved healthcare.gov worked every day for 160 days. it was incredibly intense. sometimes i was not on the team, i was in that office. i was working on some pearl issues at the time. but, you know, these were people that were motivated by an intense desire to save health care for their fellow americans. and there were times when todd park who was our boss in sing because my colleague ryan is in the audience would bring the letters that the president had received about the affordable health care act into the office and read them. an there was one -- i think each letter hit just -- various of us on the team differently. there was one where i can never forget him reading that was from a mother who said, i've spent the past 20 years choosing between a health care for myself and for my kids. and because i was able to sign up through health care.gov, i am now going to see a doctor for a long time. that's n

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col that we provide high-quality health care that enables all san franciscans to live vibrant, health yip lives and to be first choice for every san francisco's health care and well-being. while most of us are familiar with develop is recommending an organization's mission and vision statement and the idea of developing a true north was a new concept for many of us. we first learned about the concept of true north when we visited the health care system in wisconsin. theta care is well-renowned for being one of the most successful health care delivery systems to adopted lean methodologis to drive operational efficiencies. simply put true north is that small set of goals which can be articulated by everyone within the organization that represents the organization's unwavering and highly focused commitment to fulfilling its mission and vision. i emphasize small set of goals because true north is not meant to envision -- to encompass, nor replace the hundreds of projects and initiatives, metrics and dashboard reporting processes that occur throughout all levels of the network. instead, the be

. >> director risk yip. >> aye. >> vice-chair underey u yu. >> aye. >> chair harper?>> aye. >> four ayes, item 12 is approved. next item. >> yes, please. >> item 13 isaproving the minutes of the november 12, 2015 meeting. no members. public want to address you on that item. >> okay. so move to approve. >> yes, please call the roll. >> first and second, director gee? >> abstain. >> thank you. >> director gee abstaining director reiskin. >> aye. >> vice-chair nuru. >> aye. >> chair harper? >> aye. >> as well, that is three ayes one abstention and minutes are approved. ready to head back to item 3 on your agenda. >> yes. >> item 3 is communications. >> i'm not aware of any. >> i'm not either anymore. seeing none, item 4 is board of directors new and old business. i'm also not aware of any. >> actually, at last meeting, we amended the bylaws to provide for additional support to the staff and the team working on the construction of the facility. and we did it with some haste, because i think there was a sense of urgency getting them into place and wondering in we could get

let's talk to greg yip for "the wall street journal."cally on china, how much by percentage of this what we're watching, what we have been witnessing past couple of days on the market do you lay at their feet? >> i'd say probably about a third, brian. china's now the second largest economy in the world and even though the united states doesn't export much directly to china, a lot of countries do and the united states is very exposed to those countries where it's brazil or australia. plus, china's the world's largest consumer of come mmodii and companies with big mining equipment very, very leveraged and as commodity prices go down, that ripples in many often hidden ways through the industrial complex and through the u.s. oil patch. that's why we are seeing weak manufacturing data here and why the stock market is weak because so many companies are exposed to the stock price and didn't used to be the case before the shale boom. >> when do you think, this calls for an opinion, this will blow itself out. >> well, i don't really know. i mean,

spring valley is very unique in that there was a parent named mary tape and probable the chinese name a yipwhatever so ms. hurley what the principal at spring valley and said to the family when we came to immoral no. you dirty chinese can't come here we'll start a special school for you that the original school that is coming donor stockton is now gordon allow school the connection is close and unique but you're here talking about the charter schools spring valley since i was there for thirty years has been i'll tell you why i stated for thirty years i was lucky enough for many supermarkets asked me to come down do the board and work i hated paperwork so i preferred to stay in the school with the parents and the kids doing what we do best teaching, learning, discovering and questioning and being curious okay and so during that thirty years we were part of many, many initiatives working on science cha which became a kinds of magnet school and worked on conflict instructions one of the first schools to do it where children learned to solve problems and a lot schools do that nowadays okay. so