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what is the purpose of the long-term integration strategic plan? it's to prepare for the transition to long-term care integration in san francisco and to determine what is required to improve the provision of long-term services and supports for medical eligible older adult and see adults are disabilities. this is targeting people who are what are called dual eligible eligible for both medicare or medical and medicare. what is long-term care integration? what does that phrase mean? it means the integration of primary and acute care services with long-term services and supports as well as institutional care. so we're talking about bringing the medical model together with the social services model, and they will both be provided by managed care health plans to this population, the dual eligibles, those who are eligible for med ical and medicare so an older population as well as a population with disabilities as well as populations who are older so it's a mix. this plan was prepared because california has instituted a coordinated care initiative. in ja
what is the purpose of the long-term integration strategic plan? it's to prepare for the transition to long-term care integration in san francisco and to determine what is required to improve the provision of long-term services and supports for medical eligible older adult and see adults are disabilities. this is targeting people who are what are called dual eligible eligible for both medicare or medical and medicare. what is long-term care integration? what does that phrase mean? it means the...
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he will give us the long-term economic outlook. i will recognize any member for two minutes or for discussion or to ask a question. people can be recognized more than once if they choose to do so. we intend to adjourn at noon. with that i would like to recognize senator murray before we recognize dr. elmendorf. >> thank you to dr. elmendorf for being here today. nation isze our facing some serious economic challenges. our economy is recovering, but far too slowly. our highest priority has to be making sure we meet our short and medium-term needs, create dr.in the economy, as elmendorf will talk to us about today. this is not easy. our budgets are dramatically different. we agree that we need to step out of our partisan corners and make some compromises and lay down a foundation for some long- term bipartisan agreements. we had a number of discussion since our last meeting regarding the parameters of a potential deal. i have been encouraged i those conversations. they will continue in the days ahead. i hope we will get to a bipartis
he will give us the long-term economic outlook. i will recognize any member for two minutes or for discussion or to ask a question. people can be recognized more than once if they choose to do so. we intend to adjourn at noon. with that i would like to recognize senator murray before we recognize dr. elmendorf. >> thank you to dr. elmendorf for being here today. nation isze our facing some serious economic challenges. our economy is recovering, but far too slowly. our highest priority has...
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long-term care coordinating counsel served on the long term care design group representing adults with disabilities. what we did in this process was build relationships that we didn't have before. we didn't know the san francisco health plan, the department of aging adult services staff didn't know them we didn't know anthem blue cross so this 12 month process gave us a chance to build relationships which is crucial as we move down the road. people had their say we did what's called a swat analysis strength weaknesses opportunities and threats and how can we improve the weaknesses and deal with the threats so we have the strongest possible system. i'm going over now not in detail but an overview of some of the recommendations time doesn't permit me to go over 13 objectivelies and 25 recommendations in detail. joanna said i can't do it you can look at them later but i'm going over an overview of them. >> improved access to information. that's going to be crucial so older adults across the city understand what's coming. better access to information about long-term service and see support
long-term care coordinating counsel served on the long term care design group representing adults with disabilities. what we did in this process was build relationships that we didn't have before. we didn't know the san francisco health plan, the department of aging adult services staff didn't know them we didn't know anthem blue cross so this 12 month process gave us a chance to build relationships which is crucial as we move down the road. people had their say we did what's called a swat...
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the long-term unemployment rate is elevated. the short term has basically returned to about where it was prior to the recession. i think to date we have not seen that turning into a serious persistent structural unemployment, but i think we have to be very worried that that's what happens. we saw in europe when that happened. it led to persistently high unemployment and other adverse impacts for their economy. the first most important thing about long-term unemployment is the same things you do about regular unemployment, which is increasing aggregate demand and investing in jobs like manufacturing. all the issues i had been talking about already. i think there's some issues specific to the long-term unemployed that you want to look at as well. ways of encouraging people to move more quickly into jobs, training, matching them to jobs, and the president has a pathway t pathwayst to work fund he's proposed. >> right. in fact, minnesota has a good pilot going with some of our businesses, a community college in the northern suburbs
the long-term unemployment rate is elevated. the short term has basically returned to about where it was prior to the recession. i think to date we have not seen that turning into a serious persistent structural unemployment, but i think we have to be very worried that that's what happens. we saw in europe when that happened. it led to persistently high unemployment and other adverse impacts for their economy. the first most important thing about long-term unemployment is the same things you do...
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federal investments can also help the economy in the long run. senator, the point is -- >> that's not what your report says. >> no, actually, senator -- >> in general that the tax increases are less -- are less helpful in reducing the deficit as -- tax increases do more damage to growth over time than spending reductions as we seek to reduce deficits. >> senator, i think we tried to be very careful in our reports not to paint either all tax increases or all spending cuts with the same broad brush. >> i know. >> as you understand, the incentive effects of -- >> i'll look at your report. i think it says what i said. >> okay. we'll go to mr. whitehouse. >> thank you. so this relates to health care in the country. and the figures i have is that we are spending about 18% of our gdp on health care nationally. that figure is northbound, headed for 20 and higher. >> yes, senator. >> and that the least efficient of our competitor and industr l industrialized nations is burning maybe 12% of their economy on health care. so we pay about a 50% inefficiency p
federal investments can also help the economy in the long run. senator, the point is -- >> that's not what your report says. >> no, actually, senator -- >> in general that the tax increases are less -- are less helpful in reducing the deficit as -- tax increases do more damage to growth over time than spending reductions as we seek to reduce deficits. >> senator, i think we tried to be very careful in our reports not to paint either all tax increases or all spending cuts...
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effect of this deal on iran's economy what about the long term long term investment that's what the country needs going forward that it needs these big global energy countries to get involved with the country again the country has had a stalemate in terms of investment and that's because it's been a stable environment now we know that military action is now far less likely it means countries are going to be more. in cars to go that and spend that cash it was a means for the seventy five million people living in the country that they would be able to get hold of cheaper goods because of the import tariffs just last import and export calls around which was a great disadvantage to the country as we know we already know that there's been negotiations with the likes of chevron take to. the patient of this deal wanted to get back in the country and take advantage of they say it is not just oil. consumer goods as well i wanted to mention inflation is now forty percent. to the poor families so that as well what will happen in the long haul absolutely as we have six months down the road it w
effect of this deal on iran's economy what about the long term long term investment that's what the country needs going forward that it needs these big global energy countries to get involved with the country again the country has had a stalemate in terms of investment and that's because it's been a stable environment now we know that military action is now far less likely it means countries are going to be more. in cars to go that and spend that cash it was a means for the seventy five million...
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with the disaster for then and then also stay around for the long term for the recovery period. >> alexander, we're talking about a different pool of givers, aren't we? when we're talking about disaster philanthropy, and how do you keep people from being ripped off? >> yes, absolutely. i think a lot of people are concerned about getting ripped off. we also see a lot of people, like bob said, giving responsebly and to media solicitation rather than doing their due diligence and research that they might do in normal long-term giving. we urge people to seek out these resources and give proactively instead of the phone call, the e-mail and the solicitation in the mail. >> but people are people, and when they feel called, moved, motivated, they want to act quickly, don't they? is that where a lot of mistakes are made? not in a sustained relationship, charity that you give to year after year, but want to go respond to a specific event. >> yeah, that's right. i think that we see that it leads to problems sometimes. the other panelists mentioned most of the money is given early on in disasters and i
with the disaster for then and then also stay around for the long term for the recovery period. >> alexander, we're talking about a different pool of givers, aren't we? when we're talking about disaster philanthropy, and how do you keep people from being ripped off? >> yes, absolutely. i think a lot of people are concerned about getting ripped off. we also see a lot of people, like bob said, giving responsebly and to media solicitation rather than doing their due diligence and...
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obstacles in geneva while the now cross live to the boy who is there for us so details are the long awaited deal are emerging right now so what do we know so far. what i meant to say caijing first of all off to two sets of failed negotiations before this ten years of political wrangling over iran's nuclear issue five days of talks intense heated talks here in geneva a night of several hundred journalists sleeping in the media center waiting for a decision and we finally have a breakthrough that historical deal has been reached now it's hard to describe just how tense the atmosphere has been here throughout the night waiting for any sort of news from those negotiations to find out whether or not that deal has been made and up until the very last moment when we received the news about the deal being made there was no way of knowing which way it was going to go because sticking points still remained between the sides now the agreement that we have at the moment according to the russian foreign ministry coincides with what russia had been proposing the offset in these nuclear negotiatio
obstacles in geneva while the now cross live to the boy who is there for us so details are the long awaited deal are emerging right now so what do we know so far. what i meant to say caijing first of all off to two sets of failed negotiations before this ten years of political wrangling over iran's nuclear issue five days of talks intense heated talks here in geneva a night of several hundred journalists sleeping in the media center waiting for a decision and we finally have a breakthrough that...
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but if the bell long distance monopoly is dead, the idea of a natural monopoly lives on. across the country, when cities and states decide to set up the ground rules for local phone service or electric power, they generally decide that under the circumstances, a regulated monopoly is their best buy. our economic analyst richard gill can tell us how he and his colleagues view this term "natural monopoly." basically what we're talking about here is a fall in cost as we produce more and more of a product, what economists call economies of scale. in most industries, after a certain level of production is reached, a business firm's costs per unit of output tend to rise. but they may not do so. because telephone customers need to be connected to each other, it may be very expensive to have several small-scale telephone networks servicing a region instead of just one larger one. for the same kind of reason, a small power plant may have higher costs per kilowatt hour in producing electricity foa than a much bigger one would. that is to say that over the relevant range of producti
but if the bell long distance monopoly is dead, the idea of a natural monopoly lives on. across the country, when cities and states decide to set up the ground rules for local phone service or electric power, they generally decide that under the circumstances, a regulated monopoly is their best buy. our economic analyst richard gill can tell us how he and his colleagues view this term "natural monopoly." basically what we're talking about here is a fall in cost as we produce more and...
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really fully understand the deposition of the assets in the community in the long run and the city department or other authorities those assets are transferred to. so again, there's no final plan, you know, to transfer them to the city and a number of things could happen but that's not the purpose of this long-term plan. i want to open it up for commissioners. first any questions about the long-term property plan >> yeah. that i are they just, you know, wanted to make sure we should involve all the community when giving the properties back to the city and especially in the western edition. and in the other thing i have a question for you. in the jewish museum you have a right on the top he, you know, under the you know the separate preschooler what are we talking about where the proceeds are going to >> you said the proceeds we're not getting anything. >> the reason it's zero ate an estimated value it's not been appraised but the reason we put zero when the jewish museum was built the development rights above the building were sold for the financing of the construction and then the particle b
really fully understand the deposition of the assets in the community in the long run and the city department or other authorities those assets are transferred to. so again, there's no final plan, you know, to transfer them to the city and a number of things could happen but that's not the purpose of this long-term plan. i want to open it up for commissioners. first any questions about the long-term property plan >> yeah. that i are they just, you know, wanted to make sure we should...
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but it is your obligation to plan for the long term as well as the short term. the ada has a set of priorities that guide you on how you will be serving your property. the ada says a certain party of getting in the front door, but you are logical, you want your customers to access your services. be that steps, be that ramps, if the door is not wide enough, if the landing is not level enough. priority two is actually travel. once you get into your business and start speculating the wits of your files. access to all of your services. [inaudible] rearranging furniture. that is something we would call readily achievable, if you move your table out of the way to allow a person with a wheelchair access to your space. restroom facilities only come into play after you have already made the entrance accessible and you have trouble accessible. restaurants only have to be accessible if they are available to your customers and clients. and actually does not cover employee access to the restrooms. we have other priorities that come into play. [inaudible] you want that inspec
but it is your obligation to plan for the long term as well as the short term. the ada has a set of priorities that guide you on how you will be serving your property. the ada says a certain party of getting in the front door, but you are logical, you want your customers to access your services. be that steps, be that ramps, if the door is not wide enough, if the landing is not level enough. priority two is actually travel. once you get into your business and start speculating the wits of your...
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again, this government has a plan for the long term - and we are sticking to the task. finally, everyone knows that we need a bigger and more prosperous private sector to generate wealth and pay for the public services we need. that means we need to support, reward and celebrate enterprise. that requires a fundamental culture change in our country. a culture that's on the side of those who work hard, that values that typically british, entrepreneurial, buccaneering spirit, and that rewards people with the ambition to make things, sell things and create jobs for others up and down the country. that's what this government is on a mission to bring about. we want to make britain the best place in europe to start, finance or grow a business. so we are cutting corporation tax to 20 per cent, the lowest in the g20. we are saving businesses £1 billion by slashing red tape. we are backing innovative industries that will revolutionise world markets. and through our new challenger business initiative we are identifying those sectors where barriers need to be removed to enable new
again, this government has a plan for the long term - and we are sticking to the task. finally, everyone knows that we need a bigger and more prosperous private sector to generate wealth and pay for the public services we need. that means we need to support, reward and celebrate enterprise. that requires a fundamental culture change in our country. a culture that's on the side of those who work hard, that values that typically british, entrepreneurial, buccaneering spirit, and that rewards...
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joining the caravan for the long, slow journey through a world of discovery, invention, exploration. his marks, his milestones stretch out through the milest stretch out through the centuries. his footsteps echo down through the corridors of time. time. july 1969 in florida. the footsteps, the caravan quickened, the corridors shortened as man reached outside his world into another void. ♪ today in florida, they go about their lives, taking only a side ways glance at the reminders of that milestone, reminders, images that vaguely jog our memory. >> planned liftoff time of 32 minutes past the hour, the start of launch window on this, the mission to land men on the moon. the countdown still proceeding very satisfactorily at this time. >> time. it plays tricks on us. it smudges and blurs the sharp edges of reality. but we turn the trick and summon up our own reality, images, sounds, to help us remember. >> next time we go internal will be at the 50 second mark. the lunar module which has been rather inactive during these latter phases of the count is also going on internal power at thi
joining the caravan for the long, slow journey through a world of discovery, invention, exploration. his marks, his milestones stretch out through the milest stretch out through the centuries. his footsteps echo down through the corridors of time. time. july 1969 in florida. the footsteps, the caravan quickened, the corridors shortened as man reached outside his world into another void. ♪ today in florida, they go about their lives, taking only a side ways glance at the reminders of that...
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it is a promise from possible yes it's been so long as the u.s. maintains its position as a supplier of reserve assets to the world it cannot run a. trade balance or budget balance for anything but a very short period of time ok now dick cheney he once said that i want to get this straight reagan proved that deficits deficits don't matter he was mombasa by both sides for making this comment do you agree with mr cheney on the deficit matter it pains me to say so but i do can you expand the well this was the experience the people in the reagan administration had that they launched a program based upon a very large tax reduction very large increase at least one aspect of government spending. and they were threatened with the same kind of calamitous financial outcomes and yes interest rates went up in the early reagan years and i think that he wanted to but then they stabilized and came down again simply because the federal reserve changed policy so it became clear that the reagan administration could in fact get away in the world the climate that was
it is a promise from possible yes it's been so long as the u.s. maintains its position as a supplier of reserve assets to the world it cannot run a. trade balance or budget balance for anything but a very short period of time ok now dick cheney he once said that i want to get this straight reagan proved that deficits deficits don't matter he was mombasa by both sides for making this comment do you agree with mr cheney on the deficit matter it pains me to say so but i do can you expand the well...
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we asked all the outside forecasters. looking to the long run, there was a debate. there were pessimists who thought japan would grow by three percent a year -- 3% a year over the eight years and they were optimists who thought it would grow by 4% a year over the succeeding 20 years. it has grown by about .6% a year. over the succeeding 23 years and so gdp is only slightly more than half today of what we universally believed then because permanent stagnation was kind of inconceivable. in japan, what happened was growth was very slow and growth was slow and after a while, everyone got used to it and they stopped calling it a demand cap and they started saying it was all that could be done and to some extent, that became true because after all those years, the companies do not reinvest month the company's lost the mojo, they were not in the position to compete so at a certain point, supply came down to demand. and he got used to the idea that japan was a different kind of growing country. i am not saying we would have a gap but we are already defining our aspirations
we asked all the outside forecasters. looking to the long run, there was a debate. there were pessimists who thought japan would grow by three percent a year -- 3% a year over the eight years and they were optimists who thought it would grow by 4% a year over the succeeding 20 years. it has grown by about .6% a year. over the succeeding 23 years and so gdp is only slightly more than half today of what we universally believed then because permanent stagnation was kind of inconceivable. in japan,...
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he's the first in a long line of men who will be arrested by the long beach police department over the next three days. >> who's all here? >> just me. >> later in our program you'll see a first for us. someone who showed up at one of our earlier investigations, unbelievably, shows up for another visit. >> you know, you look familiar to me. >> oops. overmany discounts to thine customers! [old english accent] safe driver, multi-car, paid in full -- a most fulsome bounty indeed, lord jamie. thou cometh and we thy saveth! what are you doing? we doth offer so many discounts, we have some to spare. oh, you have any of those homeowners discounts? here we go. thank you. he took my shield, my lady. these are troubling times in the kingdom. more discounts than we knoweth what to do with. now that's progressive. >>> hi, how are you? >> this is the third time we've set up an undercover house in california. for the long beach police, it's a big operation. sergeant lee debraybander is in charge. >> just playing this alone was a huge event. we had surveillance all over the place in undercover vehicle
he's the first in a long line of men who will be arrested by the long beach police department over the next three days. >> who's all here? >> just me. >> later in our program you'll see a first for us. someone who showed up at one of our earlier investigations, unbelievably, shows up for another visit. >> you know, you look familiar to me. >> oops. overmany discounts to thine customers! [old english accent] safe driver, multi-car, paid in full -- a most fulsome...
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the boats are longeing salmon breeding grounds have dried up. the lake hasn't been this low since jimmy carter was president. >> in a good year water should be almost up to a parking lot where the camera is. instead, i'm standing in the middle of lake bed that should be 30 feet below surface. >> what's worse is the water supply that goes from the lake to faucets. >> how bad is it? >> it's pretty bad, actually. >> shaun white with the local flood control tells me conserving water is only a suggestion, at least for now. >> if you are here this time next year, this will literally be gone and we'll be in tough shape. >> so the rains have gone. the water level is low and the boaters and fish are struggling. but at least there's plenty of room to walk. >> i think as this is a cycle you go through and we have been through it a couple different times. >> you'll be through it again. >> i would say so, yeah. >> that was brian webb reporting. we asked meteorologist paul deanno how much rain actually felled to and to look at the long range forecast. any sig
the boats are longeing salmon breeding grounds have dried up. the lake hasn't been this low since jimmy carter was president. >> in a good year water should be almost up to a parking lot where the camera is. instead, i'm standing in the middle of lake bed that should be 30 feet below surface. >> what's worse is the water supply that goes from the lake to faucets. >> how bad is it? >> it's pretty bad, actually. >> shaun white with the local flood control tells me...
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the rams chris long facing his brother kyle long who plays for the bears. those are howie long's kids. in the first half, chris went after his younger brother. boys will be boys. rams go on to win it. we'll be right back. >> backto aljazeera america. we have today's top stories. much of the united states is bracing for rough travel during the holidays as a large storm pushes through. it's expected to bring snow and sleet to the east coast and south later this week. the storm killed eight in western states overnight. >> tribal leaders in afghanistan voted to keep american soldiers in that country past 2014 when nato forces are set to leave. the afghan president refuse to say sign the deal until after the presidential elections in april. >> in tehran, the ambassador of peace is the name being called the leader. some say iran cannot be trusted. prime minister of israel called it a historic mistake. president barack obama called the prime minister to assure him the united states is firmly israel's corner. we take a look at what's next. >> the hand shakes and hu
the rams chris long facing his brother kyle long who plays for the bears. those are howie long's kids. in the first half, chris went after his younger brother. boys will be boys. rams go on to win it. we'll be right back. >> backto aljazeera america. we have today's top stories. much of the united states is bracing for rough travel during the holidays as a large storm pushes through. it's expected to bring snow and sleet to the east coast and south later this week. the storm killed eight...
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projections and especially long-term projections of a very uncertain but the long-term outlook show the federal budget is on an unsustainable path under a wide range of possible assumptions about some key factors that influence federal spending and revenues. you know the main reasons, retirement of the baby boomers and rising cost of healthcare are pushing up the cost of the largest federal programs. your next chart, the top of the next page, shows federal spending and revenues under the baseline compared with the past average is. for example in the top left corner of the chart you can see that social security outlays are presented 4.2% of gdp on average between 1973 to 2012 in the last 40 years or 4.9% of gdp last year and it will be 5.3% of gdp in 2023. if you take them together, that was about 6% of gdp on average in the past 40 years. it will be more than 8.5% of gdp by 2023 and the long-term outlook by 2038. meanwhile, defense spending showed him the third bank of the numbers is on track to be a shrinking share of gdp. and all other non- interest spending together from everything b
projections and especially long-term projections of a very uncertain but the long-term outlook show the federal budget is on an unsustainable path under a wide range of possible assumptions about some key factors that influence federal spending and revenues. you know the main reasons, retirement of the baby boomers and rising cost of healthcare are pushing up the cost of the largest federal programs. your next chart, the top of the next page, shows federal spending and revenues under the...
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this is not surprisingly since the they were 80 shaped to the long lines of the mabs i didn't debris dress. they feature color and large stones. for example, the one that you see here has a huge emerald of over 3 hundred carrots. others draw from original sources such as a we have the b bud had a >> one of the pieces was owned by ben webb son which you see here pictured foisted by richard. others soot i can't see were evenly crust with precious giving me gemstones. it was during those years the so-called bully eye. an oval pie. this was he successfully he adapted their covered with the bully eyes all over. you find the most active featured on rings, restorations and bracelets. and it continues to be interpreted in different ways nowadays. interestingly most is a was are convertible and worn as a broach as you see here. others can be divided and the different sections were worn separately. sometimes a shorter necklace or as bracelets. now during the 70s many are whim u whimsical. at times they were independent to concepts namely that of evaluating common jewels and here you find playi
this is not surprisingly since the they were 80 shaped to the long lines of the mabs i didn't debris dress. they feature color and large stones. for example, the one that you see here has a huge emerald of over 3 hundred carrots. others draw from original sources such as a we have the b bud had a >> one of the pieces was owned by ben webb son which you see here pictured foisted by richard. others soot i can't see were evenly crust with precious giving me gemstones. it was during those...
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the escalators. >> the mystery behind this foot long alligator found underneath an escalator. >>> this side show in oakland caused a big ruckus early this morning. cars were spinning donuts this morning. there were dozens of other vehicles that were also at the scene. all of them fled when a patrol car came by and officers flashed their lights. there were no reports of any arrests. >>> a ktvu investigation uncovers a bay area deputy who receives termination letters on two different occasions was never fired and now he's coming back to work. >> his first notice of suspension says that if he, if there was another incident he would be terminated. so that's some what like being on probation. i think and there were two more incidents why he was not terminated i don't understand. >> barbara atterd is a police accountability specialist she reviewed internal affairs documents obtained by ktvu. coming up tomorrow night on the ktvu news. a rare look inside these law enforcement disciplinary documents and how this deputy kept his job, 2 investigates coming up tomorrow night. >>> there could be so
the escalators. >> the mystery behind this foot long alligator found underneath an escalator. >>> this side show in oakland caused a big ruckus early this morning. cars were spinning donuts this morning. there were dozens of other vehicles that were also at the scene. all of them fled when a patrol car came by and officers flashed their lights. there were no reports of any arrests. >>> a ktvu investigation uncovers a bay area deputy who receives termination letters on...
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happening now, the work has begun to get rid of the long- standing bridge. alex savidge got a closeup look at the work and joins us live. good afternoon, alex. >> reporter: good afternoon. i'm standing on the lower deck of the old eastern span. right now, up above us, there are crews busy at work and they are tearing apart a portion of the upper deck. while there's a lot of heavy machinery busy and working up there on the upper deck, drivers coming across the new
happening now, the work has begun to get rid of the long- standing bridge. alex savidge got a closeup look at the work and joins us live. good afternoon, alex. >> reporter: good afternoon. i'm standing on the lower deck of the old eastern span. right now, up above us, there are crews busy at work and they are tearing apart a portion of the upper deck. while there's a lot of heavy machinery busy and working up there on the upper deck, drivers coming across the new
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with regard to the sequester and the jobs short term, but i in the long term your report makes clear on chart 6.2 as we discussed earlier that if we don't adhere to that $2 trillion in savings, we'll see a -7% reduction in long run gdp whereas if we do, we would have a 4% gain which is a huge difference, and if we would take another two billion out, we'd have a 7% gain. so the long term, i think we just all have to realize that sometimes you have to take some medicine to get off an illness. finish are you familiar, dr. elmendorf, with a new imf, international monetary fund, report on europe that found on all the actions they've been taking over there that tax increases are two to five times more harmful as cutting spending to reduce deficits? >> i've heard of the report, senator, i've not read the details of it. and we should say as you know, in our analysis of the effects of changes in the budget, we try to incorporate the effects of changes in tax rates mission to the effects of changes in the overall amount of government borrowing. >> and your findings are not inconsistent with th
with regard to the sequester and the jobs short term, but i in the long term your report makes clear on chart 6.2 as we discussed earlier that if we don't adhere to that $2 trillion in savings, we'll see a -7% reduction in long run gdp whereas if we do, we would have a 4% gain which is a huge difference, and if we would take another two billion out, we'd have a 7% gain. so the long term, i think we just all have to realize that sometimes you have to take some medicine to get off an illness....
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balance in the long term. despite the slump a delisting in and this year's current account surplus is expected to set a record high. with the current account surplus for the first ten months topping fifty eight billion dollars analysts say it's likely that the surplus will reach seventy billion dollars for all of this year well over the government's forecast of sixty three billion. seeing the onions. stay with trade korea has been buying more from vietnam with sales of the enemy's crude oil seafood and textiles going up in the first ten months of the year. vietnam's trade ministry said on thursday that korea imported nearly five and a half million us dollars worth of goods in the january october period an increase of more than twenty percent compared to the same period last year the ministry credits the rise to an increase in attention on between these products in the korean market experts say that the email will see a further jump. if an fta between the two countries is signed next year despite strong numbers
balance in the long term. despite the slump a delisting in and this year's current account surplus is expected to set a record high. with the current account surplus for the first ten months topping fifty eight billion dollars analysts say it's likely that the surplus will reach seventy billion dollars for all of this year well over the government's forecast of sixty three billion. seeing the onions. stay with trade korea has been buying more from vietnam with sales of the enemy's crude oil...
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the senate transportation committee hearing is looking at the long history of overruns and delays. they hope that an honest look at planning and budgeting with give californians a better idea of the true cost of high-speed rail. >> should we imagine that californians rather than paying $68 billion might spend $350 billion for that project. >> this is the first of three hearings to better plan future transportation projects. >>> three tesla employees are at the hospital after getting burned at the plant. tesla's ceo is expected to visit the injured employees tonight. >> reporter: one of the patients has been released from the hospital. the other two are being treated for burns. freemont firefighters arrived just after noon. >> there was no fire, no explosion. >> reporter: but there was an accident. >> they had some type of industrial accident involving pressurized equipment. this resulted in three employees being treated for burns. >> reporter: they suffered burned in an industrial accident. they were taken to the medical center and two have been admitted to the burn unit. tesla rel
the senate transportation committee hearing is looking at the long history of overruns and delays. they hope that an honest look at planning and budgeting with give californians a better idea of the true cost of high-speed rail. >> should we imagine that californians rather than paying $68 billion might spend $350 billion for that project. >> this is the first of three hearings to better plan future transportation projects. >>> three tesla employees are at the hospital...
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the long-term unemployment rate is high by historical standards. by a lot of measures the jobs market hasn't done that well. it's better than it was three years ago, but it's still not where we want it to be. for some tea people it still feels like a recession, but as a whole we're recovering. >> thanks to talk to us. the chief committee at ihs. >>> he's the matchmaker of the software world. his client are not looking for love, they're looking for work. >> and its sort of like a dating service. could you have two great people and they don't get along, that's fine. if they don't match with the first company, there are meant of others. and likewise, if you don't match with the first candidate, we'll bring you another candidate. >> this is "real money with ali velshi." >> from our headquarters in new york, here >> top software programmers are a hot commodity. goingy pays software developers $130,000 on average. and some companies offering $10,000 finders fees to employees who help recruit new software engineers. and thanks to a local tech mogul who ma
the long-term unemployment rate is high by historical standards. by a lot of measures the jobs market hasn't done that well. it's better than it was three years ago, but it's still not where we want it to be. for some tea people it still feels like a recession, but as a whole we're recovering. >> thanks to talk to us. the chief committee at ihs. >>> he's the matchmaker of the software world. his client are not looking for love, they're looking for work. >> and its sort of...
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going to be long-term working with the establishment? and, so, i'm more interested in what the long-term relationship is between the warriors and the community, and not just we're going to build a stadium, we're going to be here, we're going to do our thing and everyone is going to go home. what does this mean long-term and how do the residents benefit and how are they connected to this great opportunity? so... >> to what degree do you feel the city should subsidize the team? >> i don't see the city subsidizing the team from my perspective, from what i've seen in terms of the deal. other than potentially the land, which they will pay for eventually. maybe not the entire amount, but i don't think there are any plans for the city to give up anything financially from my perspective. other than potentially land that wasn't going to be used in the first place. but i appreciate the fact that the warriors are focusing on private fund-raising and i prefer that they stick to that. i don't think the city should be -- with the situation we're in no
going to be long-term working with the establishment? and, so, i'm more interested in what the long-term relationship is between the warriors and the community, and not just we're going to build a stadium, we're going to be here, we're going to do our thing and everyone is going to go home. what does this mean long-term and how do the residents benefit and how are they connected to this great opportunity? so... >> to what degree do you feel the city should subsidize the team? >> i...
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the seekers who actually has been in the hundreds of people who are long term all sure leaders in this country and asked him to eat. a little welcome to six wong almost six hundred jobs or address this evening after a pharmaceutical company announced plans to close the facility and swords in north county dublin by the end of twenty seventeen mft stamp on its employees at the front of the phrase brochure from next year one hundred and thirty people who made redundant. the remaining positions up to go over the following three years if a buyer copies handful of times pharmaceutical company and sd previously known as my comments this option in the second piece the sting operations are six minute fracturing plant in shorts can't eat the plant at the end of twenty seventeen the company employs five hundred and seventeen black case here. one hundred and thirty of them will be made redundant next year the remaining positions to be faced and tilted the following three years nst operates in more than one hundred and fourteen countries of rent the world it says good job losses announced today. co
the seekers who actually has been in the hundreds of people who are long term all sure leaders in this country and asked him to eat. a little welcome to six wong almost six hundred jobs or address this evening after a pharmaceutical company announced plans to close the facility and swords in north county dublin by the end of twenty seventeen mft stamp on its employees at the front of the phrase brochure from next year one hundred and thirty people who made redundant. the remaining positions up...
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the long games and has come to an end. ms walk out the test site some ideas on six others had relieved that the test was finally over made ten speakers and experts say one of its huge budget versions of this year's test along with its math section and he got the more difficult than a mock test that was released
the long games and has come to an end. ms walk out the test site some ideas on six others had relieved that the test was finally over made ten speakers and experts say one of its huge budget versions of this year's test along with its math section and he got the more difficult than a mock test that was released
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of the resolution of long standing, legal dispute. four years ago, the department of justice and the interior reached a historic settlement totaling more than $3 billion in approved by congress as well as the federal court which was resolved litigation. a class action lawsuit that was pending for a decade and a half. more broadly we have worked to protect water right and and a half really a resources on triable lands and vastly expanded our outreach too and our cooperation with indian tribes across the continent. constitutionalizing ways to speak input on new policies, holding extensive training and listening session and targeting precious resources to the areas where they are needed most. now through our coordinated triable assistance slice at a time we have allowing tribes to secure federal assistance. it takes more than financial so torte combat crime. our ability to ensure just outcome will depend upon the sustained effort of prosecutors, investigators, invictim service professional on the ground who work closely with and genuinel
of the resolution of long standing, legal dispute. four years ago, the department of justice and the interior reached a historic settlement totaling more than $3 billion in approved by congress as well as the federal court which was resolved litigation. a class action lawsuit that was pending for a decade and a half. more broadly we have worked to protect water right and and a half really a resources on triable lands and vastly expanded our outreach too and our cooperation with indian tribes...
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is juicing healthy for the long-term? also, is juicing better as a means of weight-loss, or for detox? >> hmm-hmm. >> good question. a common question. juicing, you can lose weight, no doubt about it. using it for the long term could be a problem, you are deficient of nutrients and vitamins and mineral by only having juicing. if you want to do a detox, do an eating detox, including juices and smoothoise and cleaner -- smoothies and cleaner foods. >> if you want to lose weight for the long-term, eating detox, it can give you the boost need. but if you go back to the old habits from before you will gain the weight back. you need a complete program, a detox is a great way to start tbut you gotta finish it, also. >> to clarify, you are talking about moving into eating clean foods as eating detox. >> our colon is an amazing detox organ if you feed it. >> one thing that juices don't have, is fiber. i consider fiber the scrub brush. >> remember, juicing is about taking away the fiber and taking out the water and the sugar and pu
is juicing healthy for the long-term? also, is juicing better as a means of weight-loss, or for detox? >> hmm-hmm. >> good question. a common question. juicing, you can lose weight, no doubt about it. using it for the long term could be a problem, you are deficient of nutrients and vitamins and mineral by only having juicing. if you want to do a detox, do an eating detox, including juices and smoothoise and cleaner -- smoothies and cleaner foods. >> if you want to lose weight...
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i know that they were all over it the long and windy. yea the whole thing with respect to the kitchen that it is to appeal and that they couldn't find anything for the soul for president and all this is the development comes on the heels of nuclear talks in geneva between iran and western powers. usa to state on kerry said monday that was arrived at backed out of a deal talks last week dad previous four cents that says that france delayed agreement. the second round of geneva talks is scheduled to start next wednesday. to have been added on news the korean government is raising awareness of the issue of women forced into sexual slavery by japanese military during world war two in combat and the ministry of gender equality and family as large a special exhibit here in the capital acumen to sit down with gender equality minister tony inside for more on the seventh and her plans to seek justice for victims the ministry of gender equality and ambient stain lodged a special exhibit devoted to raising awareness about winning forced into prosti
i know that they were all over it the long and windy. yea the whole thing with respect to the kitchen that it is to appeal and that they couldn't find anything for the soul for president and all this is the development comes on the heels of nuclear talks in geneva between iran and western powers. usa to state on kerry said monday that was arrived at backed out of a deal talks last week dad previous four cents that says that france delayed agreement. the second round of geneva talks is scheduled...
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the support of long-term members. when we visited we found a lot of improvement to reach out to english speaking families and the parents guide is a fine example of how we as a district are moving forward with reaching it out to families. when we went to visit the site they were having community meetings and we observed the parents are actively involved and offered translation. we heard from parents that many of them are involved in school counsels and a are working together with the staff. we - we have be able to see we is saw the english book is being used by the families and staff to provide information to the families that they may not have known or access before. that's our recommendation that the handbook be distributed to staff and faculty. if we just go down to our bbc recommendations. we want to continue to ask there's improvement regarding the pathways. there seems to be a gap in the especially understanding families about the option they have in the pathway. just to continue to ask bbc to do the good work t
the support of long-term members. when we visited we found a lot of improvement to reach out to english speaking families and the parents guide is a fine example of how we as a district are moving forward with reaching it out to families. when we went to visit the site they were having community meetings and we observed the parents are actively involved and offered translation. we heard from parents that many of them are involved in school counsels and a are working together with the staff. we...
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and this guy here in the playid with the long hair, i think you're cute. dude with the long hair says, i wonder if you'll marry me? pops out a ring pop. i think we all did this when we were younger. >> heck yeah. i have a couple of promises that i need to keep. >> she shrugs it off and says no. >> what about now? >> whoa. >> oh. >> oh. >> it's her real boyfriend. >> her real boyfriend named ke. this is his big proposal. >> you see how surprised she is. she's stoked. i think he got her. >> i'm guessing she said yes. >> you can see, she's jumping up and down at the end. >> and of course, everybody clapped. and there's pizza right there. >> they can all celebrate. >>> it's a rock climb with a grand finale. >> i would call this a trust jump. >> what? why you might want to mind the gap during this stunt. >> the sweat is dripping from my fingertips. >>> and we have today's buzz word for your shot at winning a flat-screen tv. on wednesday, she was gone. i was there for my son's first breath. and his last. not everyone who gets meningitis...dies. the infection spr
and this guy here in the playid with the long hair, i think you're cute. dude with the long hair says, i wonder if you'll marry me? pops out a ring pop. i think we all did this when we were younger. >> heck yeah. i have a couple of promises that i need to keep. >> she shrugs it off and says no. >> what about now? >> whoa. >> oh. >> oh. >> it's her real boyfriend. >> her real boyfriend named ke. this is his big proposal. >> you see how...
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right and as a result the long term yields have fallen on the you the prices have risen it's that simple simple as that so it's just going to say well the fed is in a bit of a box because it has while it has been some parts of the leadership of the federal reserve have been talking about tapering about reducing the program of. capital assets when they do that but that causes a great flutter in the markets and then they have been obliged basically to back off so that has reinforced the expectation this is going to go on for a long time but you've said in the house that you believe markets are unreliable cracked there's been evidence of this well depending on what you mean by that but the fact that you know they're doing this like you said the tapering even murmurs of taper has caused major fluctuation in the markets so if that happens what would be the results you know if the taper. if there were a real change of policy by the fed that was determined then you would almost immediately see yields rising and that would cause a new wave of mortgage defaults and to wage a wave of problems in t
right and as a result the long term yields have fallen on the you the prices have risen it's that simple simple as that so it's just going to say well the fed is in a bit of a box because it has while it has been some parts of the leadership of the federal reserve have been talking about tapering about reducing the program of. capital assets when they do that but that causes a great flutter in the markets and then they have been obliged basically to back off so that has reinforced the...