Crashes working right now. Next traffic update coming up around 6 10. New this morning, President Trump is threatening to take away federal money from uc berkeley because of last nights violent protests. Heres what he tweeted this morning. If uc berkeley does not allow free speech and practices violence on innocent people with a different point of view, no federal funds . Abc News Reporter Amy Hollyfield is in berkeley with how all this started. Reporter good morning, reggie. Let me show you the damage that extends further from campus. It didnt just happen on campus. This is on shattuck at center street. The wells fargo here, the atms were busted last night, so were the windows. You can see they have patched those up. Heres a look at what it looked like on campus, some angry demonstrators set fire to a generator. This happened outside the Student Union building. There were about 1500 people who turned out last night to protest Milo Yiannopoulos. He was coming to campus to speak, but pr
That has always has always been a significant part of the rental landscape. Family construction which we talked about before theres quite a bit going on, the highest highest in 30 years, maybe we so it is a million six of approximate and actually 5 million of singleFamily Rental. That is where the renters have gone. Now what is really interesting to me and this is the chart that i follow her and is about to be updated. This is obvious in some ways, we know that incomes have been stagnant, we know rents are rising but the spread between those two, which really you have to stabilize the dollars and one thing i can tell you for sure based on either of the projections that you just heard and what the fact that over 85 of the family construction is at the very high end. This is not getting any better anytime soon. Then we have just to make you feel even prouder of how good this housing economy is, we have a huge problem coming up over the next ten years in terms of the loss of already subsi
Women are aware of what the possibilities are. Thats not to say that it should be to the advantage of one party or the other. Because we are there to get the job done. So if the impact of your activism of women and men on these issues relate to family is that it changes the thinking or reshuffles the priorities, for republicans, then thats a success. Its more important to pass the legislation than it is to win the election. Of course they dont want to pass the legislation, but the fact is that they have to hear the you know, the report is a wonderful work, thank you for it, but they have to know that people are aware that these are possibilities. They have to also, and this is my life, they have to know we are not going away. This is not going meeting. This is a way of life. [applause] until this changes, otherwise people think i will just get through this me, check the box. We are not going away. In the 70s there was a bill on president nixons desk for child care. People thought he mi
Voters at home that this relative newcomer from kentucky is worth a look in 2016 . This a special edition of meet the press extra with chris jansing. Welcome to guatemala. This is the story of a Remarkable Group of u. S. Volunteers who travel to this makeshift eye clinic this impoverished nation to help the blind see. Its also the story of one of those volunteers senator rand paul. Hes a doctor and a sometimes controversial rising political star who may want American Voters to see him in a different light. A president ial light. As Campaign Stops go this one is definitely unique. In remote guatemala, a side of senator rand paul most people have never seen. The eye surgery on a mission to help the blind and near blind see. This is the work of 50some odd people getting this together. This is an eye clinic three hours from Guatemala City staffed with volunteers organized by the Moran Eye Center in utah plus one sitting u. S. Senator. Outside scores of people line up every day for a week h
Fans than me, neil. Neil anything i can do. Back here in the year 2017, its interesting to hear them talk today. A couple things. They want to make it simple for all of us to file our taxes individually. To the point there that you just heard, they want to cut business taxes so American Companies can company more effectively with the rest of the world. Thats in the broadest terms from what we heard from the president s chief economic advisers. Lets get a few details. First for individuals. They want to go from seven tax brackets to 3. 10 , 25 and 35 . They want to double the standard deduction creating a zero tax rate for married couple with the first 24,000 they earned. They want to end all deductions except mortgage deductions and child care deductions. They want to move to a territorial tax system so companies can only may taxes on profits made here. And eliminate some of the special interest breaks. So listen to this, you might hear critics this afternoon trying to paint this as a