eileen: gracias a un abogado que solucionÓ. al menos una persona resultÓ herida de bala en una fÁbrica de envases para alimentos cerca de georgia. la policÍa dijo que un hombre armado ingresÓ al lugar alrededor de las 7:00 a.m., y le disparÓ a uno de los empleados. cerca de 60 personas, que ya fueron evacuadas, trabajan en este lugar. segÚn reportes locales, al menos tres escuelas y varias oficinas del transporte escolar del condado fueron cerradas como medidas de precauciÓn. carolina: en el marco de las investigaciones, tras el tiroteo en jersey city, las autoridades revelaron la Última horas nuevas fotos de la camioneta ford 2001, que pertenecÍa a david anderson, de participe aÑos de la suma uno de los atacantes. incluso se ve el nÚmero de la matrÍcula o placa. esta noche se llevarÁ a cabo una vigilia para recordar a las vÍctimas, y serÁ encabezada por el senador bob menÉndez, ademÁs de lÍderes locales. eileen: tambiÉn hay mucha consternaciÓn en manhattan, tras liberaciones de un niÑo de apenas 13 aÑos,

the question for eileen and will. what has changed working at a university press.the book acquired the mission of the university press. when we start with you eileen. >> what has changed since when you say of the past 5 to 10 years.you and i have worked together with eileen and why you before that privilege. a lot has changed. >> a lot has changed. when i think about i've been in publishing for a really long time like 25 years i think. we've seen a total change. one funny thing that happens now is no one males back their contracts anymore. in fact, actually i have someone i feel really bad she was posted to this code should as an attachment where she was in california and she had to flee from the fires. then she managed to get back to her house and printed it out and mailing back to me. technology has changed so much of how we physically produce these things. in our contract it says you're supposed to turn in the double-sided typewritten manuscript and nobody does that anymore either. it's all on disk all on the cloud

eileen walks me to the door he isn't going to take it apart again is he? i don't know if i can handle if he takes it all apart again. it occurs to me that oliver intimidates those who hold him in all that the way to deal with him in the sort of situation is as you would an eight-year-old prodigy which is to say you need to blend and management and respect with strict paternalistic forbearance. oliver, would you just behave yourself? headmaster once sent home a report card to young oliver's parents with the following comment oliver sacks will go far if he doesn't go too far. i call all over the next morning, how did it go? the next evening. they were there until 12:30 a.m., oh dear, you must be tired. it was just the beginning, he says, eileen had been calling the garage to make sure they stay open they said they would but i got lost getting there and by the time i did get there they were closed. i only got back in my house this morning at 7:30 a.m. what did you do in the meantime? did you go to a hotel? >> no i walked around in an ambulatory days pausing t

eileen boken and californiarin e howard. >> eileen boken here on my own behalf. on the overhead is the distribution of modified and proposed pdas for the bay area. it shows a high concentration in san francisco. from the same meeting, there is a slide showing 44% of the land area within existing pdas is at risk of gentrification or displace meant by the uc berkeley displacement project. this is consistent with what is happening in the mission. according to the documents the pda process began with letters of interest for designation which were submitted in september. the time to begin community process should have been before the letter of interest was submitted. who submitted the letter of interest and what was the content? a letter of confirmation may have been submitted in september. if so, this would be a commitment to complete the pda plans by 2025. there would no locker be the option for -- longer be the option for the symbolic pda. was the letter submitted? what was the content. when it was under taken by the gang of four, did anything of these four agencie

eileen cronan was one of several follow to my babies born in cincinnati where an american drug company richards and merrill had their headquarters like the german drug company merrill promoted the drug as completely safe even during pregnancy like green and fell merrill had no evidence to back this up. merrill applied to the federal drug administration in 1960 for approval to bring sullivan might onto the american market and was allowed to conduct clinical trials on patients across the country now it wasn't a clinical trial at all what it was was a marketing campaign trumped up to look like a clinical trial michael madison it is an australian lawyer and former investigative reporter who spent years researching the thalidomide disaster what merrill wanted to do was to familiarize doctors with a drug so that once they got approval they would have doctors all ready to go through with a drug really to prescribe it like crazy the little mind was now being sold in close to 50 countries worldwide in 1961 in australia dr william mcbride delivered 3 solidify babies in a few months he alerted di

so she says that she took the baby me and she said well eileen is my 4 leaf clover. i have a sibling who told me that my father cried and that when he came home he handed me to my siblings and everyone got very upset and they said take it away. someone ripped off the blankets and said x. not a baby or something to that effect that's not our sister. that was what i was told. as a young child. painful. eileen cronan was one of several thalidomide babies born in cincinnati where an american drug company richards and merrill had their headquarters like the german drug company merrill promoted the drug as completely safe even during pregnancy like green and merrill had no evidence to back this up. merrill applied to the federal drug administration in 1960 for approval to bring sullivan might onto the american market and was allowed to conduct clinical trials on patients across the country now it wasn't a clinical trial at all what it was was a marketing campaign trumped up to look like a clinical trial michael magazine it is an australian lawyer and former investigative r

so she says that she took the baby me and she said well eileen is my 4 leaf clover. i have a sibling who told me that my father cried and that when he came home he handed me to my siblings and everyone got very upset and they said take it away. someone ripped off the blankets and said x. not a baby or something to that effect that's not our sister. that was what i was told. as a young child. paypal. eileen crone and was one of several flitter my babies born in cincinnati where an american drug company richardson merrill had their headquarters like the german drug company merrill promoted the drug as completely safe even during pregnancy like green and merrill had no evidence to back this up. merrill applied to the federal drug administration in 1960 for approval to brings a little mite onto the american market and was allowed to conduct clinical trials on patients across the country now it wasn't a clinical trial at all what it was was a marketing campaign trumped up to look like a clinical trial michael magazine is an australian lawyer and former investigative repor

so she says that she took the baby me and she said well eileen is my 4 leaf clover. i have a sibling who told me that my father cried and that when he came home he handed me to my siblings and everyone got very upset. and they said take it away. someone ripped off the blankets instead at night a baby or something to that effect that's not our sister. that was what i was taught. as a young child on. people. eileen cronan was one of several follow the my babies born in cincinnati where an american drug company richardson merrill had their headquarters like the german drug company merrill promoted the drug as completely safe even during pregnancy like green and al merrill had no evidence to back this up. merrill applied to the federal drug administration in 1960 for approval to bring sullivan might onto the american market and was allowed to conduct clinical trials on patients across the country now it wasn't a clinical trial at all what it was was a marketing campaign trumped up to look like a clinical trial of michael magazine it is an australian lawyer and former inv

she and eileen haven't stopped looking for rocky ever since. >>since saturday morning we had reports of people spotting him running in the parking lot here and 5.36 o'clock. in the search team here ever since so this is kind of our home base and search team. the neighborhoods. giving out flyers posters our believes whoever took him. >>when it brought him back to this area near east castro valley boulevard she says he must be found soon before it's to if you see in rocky or of any information that can help included information for his family on our web site in castro valley taylor, the psac ii kron 4 news. >>on the kron 4 morning news, the board of supervisors in san francisco could take a big step to protect renters from addiction. plus democratic leaders are moving closer to impeaching the president and today we could learn more about the case democrats are making against him. and snow in the sierra causing problems for travelers. we'll take a look at conditions coming up. here's a live look outside right now conditions of the san mateo bridge

>> we don't really have any idea why eileen left at this time. it has never been our understanding until today that she was ever going to leave. it was always going to be a co-ceo position. so we don't really know what happened. amanda: there has been a sense of a fair amount of movement at the top since ray dalio stepped back. this is kind of a loss of stability. what do you think this might say, will it cause concern about what is happening inside the company, and the guidance in ray dalio's assets? the positive for bridgewater, david mccormick, who is remaining, has been the person face-to-face with clients. they probably have comfort that he is still the person at the top. shery: do we know if there will be more management changes? as we mentioned earlier, there have been so many different leaderships in place since ray dalio took a step back from the firm. is really unclear. as i said, david has been the person that has gone out and interacted with clients. maybe at somee point he may want someone who is there at the firm while he is going a

i'm nowjoined by eileen burbidge, who's a partner at passion capital. really interesting that it puts into stark focus really the amount relative spent in the us, the same purpose and as per household in the uk. sounds like on an average basis americans are more conspicuous with their spend, but it sounds like they are buoyed by the economy domestically in america, so they're feeling more optimistic given the job situation and how strong the economy is in the states and now there will be more reduction in trade tariffs, so they will be more optimistic probably this year. the really interesting thing would be to break down... i don't know if they have this detail but are people spending that on themselves, their families or are they being generous and spending this on gifts for eve ryo ne and spending this on gifts for everyone they know far and wide? that would be the really telling bit of data. the other aspect that is quite important as some would say that christmas time puts a lot of pressure on people economically, and people end up spending what th

eileen, peter, catherine howard, barry and s susanna parsons. >> eileen broken. i am on my own behalf. i am strongly urging the committee to continue this item. this request is based on information from yesterday's meeting. at this meeting there was a presentation on priority development areas. additionally, there were discussions and presentations on possible changes to the arena for the current cycle, upcoming jurisdiction survey and new requirement housing elements contain equity provisions. based on statements at the meeting there could be statements to the method where priority development would have increased allocations. i am urging the board of supervisors soups and planning commission hold a joint meeting. the purpose to hear directly from the staff on the presentations regarding priority development areas and the current cycle method. i would strongly urge the board to require the planning department make a presentation to them which clearly demonstrates the current pdas have been effective. at this point in time i believe the committee does not have su

with me is eileen burbidge, who's a partner at passion capital and a technology entrepreneur. let's get started with a rather shocking story on the front page of the times, of goings on within britain's prisons. it is talking about the fact that there are probably a lot of, sort of influence and conversion to islamic extremism in prisons, and it follows of the back of a review in 2016 looking at how this could be approached, and pa rt how this could be approached, and part of the problem, when i was looking at this, is we haven't had a consistent justice secretary for more than 18 months since 2015, so over the past four and a half years we have had five different secretaries, and we don't have consistency in looking to address the problem, even though this has been widely researched and there we re been widely researched and there were a whole suite of recommendations made in 2016, but it will clearly be a growing problem, and prisons will be a natural cultivating ground for extremism, and views of every type because of the close contact, the close quarters, and how disenfran

with me is eileen burbidge, who's a partner at passion capital and a technology entrepreneur. let's

she and eileen haven't stopped looking for rocky ever since. >>since then on saturday morning we had reports of people spotting him running in the parking lot here and 5.36 o'clock. in the search team versus so this is kind of our home base and the search team. the neighborhoods. giving out flyers posters our believes whoever took him. >>when it brought him back to this area near east castro valley boulevard she says he must be found soon before it's too late to secure his vacation and he's young. now or says she's very thankful for the community's help in ever since he was taken many people have joined the search for rocky. she says. >>based on those saturday sightings she is very confident that he's in the area. she says that he also will probably have a leash attached if you see in rocky or of any information that can help included information for his family on our web site in castro valley taylor, the psac ii kron 4 news. >>on the kron 4 morning news as we get closer to christmas. there are some key holiday shopping. deadlines you need to k

my name is eileen lockran. i work with the department of public health, in a branch called community health equity and promotion. i work directly with community-based programs that work with people who use drugs and/or are experiencing homelessness. so i'm here with my colleagues today, dr. phillip coffin and dr. judi martin. and we will be able to answer your questions at the end. but for the sake of time, we're hoping that we can just go through the presentation, which will address the issues that are outlined in supervisor haney's resolution. so the overview, as i said, will just address the issues that are outlined in the resolution. so we'll just jump in right now with the data. >> so as supervisor haney nicely summarized, we had essentially a flat number of drug overdose deaths. if you look at the chart, the top of the lines is going to give you the total number of opioid, cocaine, methamphetamine deaths in san francisco each year. essentially flat through 2017 and increases in 2017 and 2018. if you look

mary, georgia, eileen, catherine howard and caroline kennedy and susan marsh. >> thank you, supervisor. i am georgia. could i have the overhead, please. one of the issues that troubles me about the sb50 is that it talks about climate change. this is a yard that no longer exists, and what is happening a lot is the yards are being turned into this. this is the same yard. that is fake grass. here is another example. you can see the surrounding yards have all kinds of growth. here is another example. they are taking out the growth and soil which captures carbon. we are losing that. with the full lot excavations, we are losing our trees. i know the trees and canopy in the city is a concern to the board of supervisors. i think that the sb50 proposal seems to be a greater extension of what we have had here. the other things the city needs to do that sb50 doesn't is okay you pan see study to understand who is living where. how much is this market rate housing being occupied? are we reaching maximum? the entitlements. you know about that. there is a pipeline. the city is densifying and the rh b

she and eileen haven't stopped looking for rocky ever since. >>since then on saturday morning we had reports of people spotting him running in the parking lot here and 5.36 o'clock. in the search team here ever since so this is kind of our home base and the search team. the neighborhoods. given a flyers fan posters our believes whoever took him. >>when it brought him back to this area near east castro valley boulevard. she says he must be found soon before it's too late to secure his vacation even though he's young. >>them our says she's very thankful for the community's help a lot of people have joined in on the search for rocky ever since and again because a couple people think that they spotted rocky here on saturday and based on those descriptions she's very confident that he is in this area. she says that he also would have a leash attached to reporting live in castro valley taylor sackey kron 4 news. >>thanks taylor. the video tonight at 9 a package theft caught on camera. a viewer sent us video of this guy stuffing a package up his shirt

she and eileen haven't stopped looking for rocky ever since. >>since then on saturday morning we had reports of people spotting him running in the parking lot here and 5.36 o'clock. in the search team here ever since so this is kind of our home base and search team. the neighborhoods. given a flyers fan posters our bel eves whoever took him. >>when it brought him back to this area near east castro valley boulevard. she says he must be found soon before it's too late. he's sick. he's vacation even though he's young. now or says she's very thankful for the community's help in ever since he was taken many people have joined the search for rocky. she says. >>based on those saturday sightings she is very confident that he's in the area. she says that he also will probably have a leash attached to if you see in rocky or of any information that can help it included information for his family on our web site in castro valley taylor, the psac ii kron 4 news. >>coming up after the break a holiday nightmare after thieves get away with hundreds of amazon p

responsible business conduct that again is leading to probably less investment but maybe it's leading to what eileen was mentioning is an important fact of. looking more at the quality of the investment and this is where i want to think with the question you're asking maybe it's not all that bad that foreign direct investment is on a downward trend if the investment that is coming we're looking more at the quality of this investment and if we start to leverage more domestic investment which also many countries are sitting on but they are not leveraging enough. shake out he did what incentives a un able to offer companies coming to set up shop here are you concerned that ultimately you're going to create jobs. but the profits are going to leave the country. you surely want to create a circular economy that benefits the nation. well i mean let me take kind of step back because we were talking a bit about the commodities supercycle and i think this is one of the structural issues that is facing since you know we see nonoy in gas g.d.p. growth far. accelerating far more much more than oil and gas g.d.p.

responsible business conduct that again is leading to probably less investment but maybe it's leading to what eileen was mentioning is an important fact of. looking more at the quality of the investment and this is where i want to think with the question you're asking maybe it's not all that bad that foreign direct investment is on a downward trend if the investment that is coming we're looking more at the quality of this investment and if we start to leverage more domestic investment which also many countries are sitting on but they are not leveraging enough. shakily did what incentives a un able to offer companies coming to set up shop here are you concerned that ultimately you're going to create jobs. but the profits are going to leave the country. you surely want to create a circular economy that benefits the nation but you. well i mean let me take kind of step back because we were talking a bit about the commodities supercycle and i think this is one of the structural issues that is facing since you know we see nonoy in gas g.d.p. growth far. accelerating far more much more than oil and gas g.d

eileen murray has been there since 2014. she shared the co-ceo title. it was a remarkable scoop by eric chester because he was considered to be the wells fargo ceo at one point. she has a lot of options for her moving forward. ceo of nissan beginning his first week. what can we expect to hear from him? main can expect that his goal will be to set out a plan and to calm concern about leadership at the top of this company which is under pressure from all sorts of different directions. he has a reputation as being a not and thoughtful leader, someone as flashy as -- there were some risk involved in that. this is a signal there are not worried about taking as big risks. they want to morecambe contemplative title. somebody who is not going to make big waves but will restore confidence. is the claim from tax authorities presenting the carmaker with a hefty bill related to its 2014 restructuring. what is it mean for fiat. >> the italian tax authorities are claiming that they undervalued their chrysler unit when the merger was going to pull the business away fr

he has held the post for the last two and a half years with eileen. ray dalio once a team to be running bridgewater and not just one person. who else will be elevated and any changes pending next will be interesting. alix: any news around where she might go or what you might do? sonali: she has a wide gamut. she does not need to stay in finance although one would hope she will. alix: thank you very much. coming up, banking commitment to fighting climate change. headl be speaking with the of energy natural resources and --ewables on bmps effort bloomberg users, check out all the charts throughout the show at gtv . this is bloomberg. ♪ alix: almost 200 countries gathering in madrid for the world's largest climate conference. is conference just as the eu getting ready to launch an ambitious push against climate change and an overhaul of its economy. french business giants bnp is getting among those ready to confront climate change. "as we have announced, we are committed to working with and supporting those energy sector partners who have decided t

eileen murray was considered to be the wells fargo ceo at one point. this woman has a lot of options moving forward. ♪ >> the new ceo of nissan beginning his first week at the wheel. he faces a number of challenges. what can we expect to hear from him? >> we can expect that his main goal will be to set out a plan and to calm concerns about leadership at the top of this company which is under pressure from all sorts of different directions. they have are ready set out a plan that includes job cuts. he has a reputation as being a very calm, thoughtful leader. not someone as flashy as ghosn. he came in and made big changes and it worked. there was some risk involved in that. this is a signal that they are not looking at taking big risks. they want a more contemplative type of leadership, perhaps. someone who is not necessarily going to make big waves but is going to restore confidence. that is really what this carmaker needs to do. ♪ theefeated underestimate value of its business? that's the claim from italian tax authorities. they are presenting a he

eileen murray was considered to be the wells fargo ceo at one point. this woman has a lot of options moving forward. ♪ >> the new ceo of nissan beginning his first week at the wheel. he faces a number of challenges. what can we expect to hear from him? >> we can expect that his main goal will be to set out a plan and to calm concerns about leadership at the top of this company which is under pressure from all sorts of different directions. they have are ready set out a plan that includes job cuts. he has a reputation as being a very calm, thoughtful leader. not someone as flashy as ghosn. we know the story where he came in and made big changes and it worked. there was some risk involved in that. this is a signal that they are not looking at taking big risks. they want a more contemplative type of leadership, perhaps. someone who is not necessarily going to make big waves but is going to restore confidence. that is really what this carmaker needs to do. ♪ -- fiatee at underestimate the value of its business? that's the claim from italian tax authori

eileen murray was considered to be the wells fargo ceo at one point. this woman has a lot of options moving forward. >> the new ceo of nissan beginning his first week at the wheel. he faces a number of challenges. what can we expect to hear from him? >> we can expect that his main goal will be to set out a plan and to calm concerns about leadership at the top of this company, which is under pressure from all sorts of different directions. they have are ready set out a plan that includes job cuts. he has a reputation as being a very calm, thoughtful leader. not someone as flashy as ghosn. we know the ghosn story where he came in and made big changes and it worked. there was some risk involved in that. this is a signal that they are not looking at taking big risks. they want a more contemplative type of leadership, perhaps. someone who is not necessarily going to make big waves but is going to restore confidence. that is really what this carmaker needs to do. francine: did fiat underestimate the value of its american business by over 5 billion euros? tha

. >> eileen, coalition for san francisco neighborhood. here on my own behalf. here in strong support for all electric construction and all sectors. besides reducing greenhouse gas emissions it reduces the risk of gas related fires like the one at gary and parker. based on the push back for similar legislation in towns like brooke line massachusetts, a sub you are of boston, the following may happen here. the american gas association came out in opposition stating that to see a city eliminate not only customer choice but also broader economic benefits and undeniable environmental benefits is short sided to say the least. the massachusetts coalition for sustainability, also came out in opposition stating that the ban would have negative impact on safety, our environment and economic development alike. however, the massachusetts coalition for sustainability is actually a friend for natural gas interests including canadian pipelines, giant enbridge and energy providers resource and national bridge. the massachusetts chapter of the national association for industria

." ♪ come on, eileen. ♪ oh, i swear. ♪ at this moment, you mean everything or more on car insurance." i think we're gonna swap over to "over seventy-five years of savings and service." what, we're just gonna swap over? yep. pump the breaks on this, swap it over to that. pump the breaks, and, uh, swap over? that's right. instead of all this that i've already-? yeah. what are we gonna do with these? keep it at your desk, and save it for next time. geico. over 75 years of savings and service. lauren: a new poll could spell trouble for elizabeth warren in the latest poll, warren has slipped 6 points from just last month, dropping as you see here to third place, behind bernie sanders and the man to beat, joe biden. daily caller video reporter anders is here. why the drop for senator warren? is it because michael bloomberg is in? >> i think it's the idea that she has taken a lot of her opinions on the economy, on healthcare, from bernie sanders and bernie sanders has been very forthcoming that with his plans come raising taxes. he has been very forthcoming about that, whether you like it or

in 2014, they opened art + practice with eileen harris norton, the first collector to buy bradford's work. it's a non-profit complex of buildings that includes a gallery, lecture spaces, and his mother's old beauty salon. >> bradford: this is the last hair salon that my mom worked in, and then i took it over from her. it was in the '90s. it was called foxy hair. >> cooper: they turned foxy hair into a center for young adults transitioning out of foster care. >> bradford: i would run down the block in here and buy myself whatever i needed to put back on the hair. >> cooper: but we were surprised to learn that mark bradford still styles hair. he does it for some of his former clients from the beauty shop, who are also among his closest friends. when you look around, does his art make sense to you? >> cleo jackson: i... it does. it's like a map in outer space. ( laughs ) >> danielle wright: no. i mean, i look at it. it's beautiful, but i don't really... >> lynette powell: get it. >> female voices: get it. yeah. >> powell: he gave me something from his studio a long time ago, and i put i

we saw eileen murray leave yesterday. crossroad where performance and succession is coming to a head. inhe has had a better year january. he got married to a former trump advisor. he is at the top perch. he has had a good 2019 but a big challenge ahead of him. alix: let's get to the second story, which has to do with lenders' use of alternative data. instead of now saying we can look at different things, what does that mean? >> lenders have been trying different ways to underwrite consumers that may be do not have a traditional credit history. this latest statement from the fed and a bunch of other regulators is saying we want you guys to look at this. we think this could be a way to underwrite consumers who have not had access to credit in the past. they are focusing on data like bank balances. you are not getting into the more out there stuff like social media or education history or anything like that. -- maybea person is does not have a regular paycheck. being able to assess that and based your credit worthiness on th

barrasso: additionally, i ask unanimous consent that mary eileen manning, a state department fellow in senator sullivan's office be granted floor privileges for the remainder of the congress. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. barrasso: thank you, madam president. madam president, i come to the floor today to mark the 75th anniversary of the epic battle of the bulge. it was an incredible battle in world war ii. to quote british prime minister winston churchill, this was the greatest american battle of the war. so it was an incredible privilege to join veterans this past weekend at the 75th anniversary ceremonies in luxembourg and belgium. it was 75 years ago so the youngest among these veterans if they went into service at the age of 18 would as of today be 93 years old. the world war ii memorial in washington pays special tribute to the 16 million americans who served, especially to the 400,000 who gave their lives for our freedom. there are two flag poles at that memorial. and at the base of these flag poles are the words americans came to liberate, not to conqu conquer. t