all the comcast meters are at 7 feet 6 inches as well. president garcia: comcast meters. >> if the box is separate -- is on a separate bracket, we could. when we put the box is higher, that was interfering with second story of views. we kept them lower in order to not interfere with second story of views. >> the internet itself, is there are recent there cannot just be one -- and the antenna itself, is there a reason there cannot just be one antenna? >> in order to get the coverage, there has to be two of them. there are other locations that only have one, but you have to try to meet the demand so it can pick up the signals from a certain area. it is not particularly large. the antenna is put in itself -- is put into a round shroud. fairmount to gather at the top -- and there are mounted together at the top. this was the intended that was needed. we looked at a lot of other ones and they were a lot taller. these were the smallest available about -- available. >> would you put this -- would planning approved this? >> planning has approved t

development of the managed services we have been seeing all little bit by some of the service providers, comcast at&t and the like? is that something you think is a positive marketplace development? >> december of 2010 is one the adopted those rules as the commissioner baker and myself meanwhile it was and began with and they didn't have the legal authority to do it etc. so the managed services in the amorphous term there is a carved out for the managed services and the net neutrality rules, and it means that when the broadband internet service providers should be allowed to innovate and come up with new ideas how to offer new innovative services to customers so that is necessary. there's no marketplace failure of course but the services and making sure they stay alive and well. >> it sounds like you hope the commission -- it hasn't i should mention also some stakeholders public-interest groups and companies that are in the sector have said if the commission were asked you hope the commission would stay out is that right? >> unless there is evidence of a market failure then we have some statutory a

services we've been seeing a little bit by some internet service providers, some of the big ones, comcast, at&t and the like, is that something you think is a positive marketplace? >> guest: december 2010 is when the fcc a doctor those rules of the 3-2 vote. explaining why just was a need to begin with another sec didn't have to go forward, et cetera. so managed services, that is again sort of an amorphous term, but there is a carve out for managed services in the net neutrality rules. and it means that broadband internet service providers should be allowed to innovate and come up with new ideas as to how to offer new innovative services to their customers. so that's absolutely necessary. i don't think the rules are necessary at all. there's no marketplace failure that wanted those rules to begin with. but managed services and making sure that it stayed alive and well and the government keeps its nose out of it i think is very, very important. >> you help the commission, it is not actually i should mention been asked to intervene yet although some stakeholders public interest groups and compa

they play with arizona tomorrow at at&t and a happy memorial day for from those of us here at comcastrtsnet. >> thank you, scott. back in a moment. sp >>> there is a lot of shake over an upcoming option. elvis presley was laid to rest will be on the item block. in 1977 and following his funeral in graceland, his body was encrypted in memphis. in two months the body of him and his mother will be moved. they will auction it off in a two-day sale on june 23rd and 24th. the opening bid is $100,000. >> we say good night on this memorial day weekend. see you tomorrow. >> announcer: it's "the tonight show with jay leno," featuring rickey minor and "the tonight show" band. tonight, jay welcomes -- from marvel's "the avengers," robert downey jr. from "smash," katharine mcphee,

my full interview tonight at 7:00 on comcast 186. guys? >> thank you, brent. fascinating story. >>> new tonight at 6:00, no land mines allowed period. tsa officials found three disarmed land mines in a woman's baggage as she passed through security at a new jersey airport. she was catching a flight to san francisco. officials at newark liberty international confiscated the claymore mines seen here. they are land mines that discharge steel fragments. tsa officials say two of the three casings were packed with shrapnel but none featured explosives or detonators. now the woman was not charged. she told security officials she was attending an explosives demonstration. she was allowed on a later flight to sfo without those land mines. >>> in san francisco muni may soon say all aboard through all doors. the city's transportation agency hopes to introduce a new all door boarding policy that would speed up service, cut boarding time and help muni save millions annually. muni says it plans to hire ten new fare inspectors to write $100 citations to fare dodgers who sneak

at stanford. wouldn't that be fun? >> maybe, maybe. we'll see how that turns out. >> you better give condie a call. >>> you can watch sportsnet central on comcast:30. >> we'll be right back. hello? the words are going this way-there's no way. oh, the lights came on. isn't technology supposed to make life easier? at chase we're pioneering innovations that make banking simple. deposit a check with a photo. pay someone with an email. and bank seamlessly with our award-winning mobile app. take a step forward... and chase what matters. >>> talk about a tasty treat. this 1-year-old boy's first visit to the zoo is going viral. a lion at the oregon zoo was fascinated by little jack. oh, yeah, i can fit him at my mouth. kept pawing at him even opening her mouth to try to eat him. the boy unfazed by it all. zoo keepers suspect that his striped black and white jacket made him look like a little baby zebra to the lion. lions often interact through the protective glass but she looked hungry for little jack. >>> from lions to bears. three special visitors in the southern california town of altadena right near pasadena. a mother and her two cubs were perched

over on the nasdaq, intel, c gate and the mothership of cnbc, comcast all at new highs. what's going on with sears? 18% up. it has doubled this year. why don't we get down to the floors. we've got bob and we've got rick. bob, let's start with you. after we got the better than expected number on the ism this morning, to what extent does that now set the bar higher for both the payrolls on friday and ism services on thursday? >> it does set it a little bit higher. i'll tell you why they're a little bit more optimistic. new orders were particularly strong in this report. that's very good for the overall economy. very good for bottom line earnings growth for manufacturers. number two, employment was particularly strong. now, remember the jobs report last month was kind of disappointing. 120,000. in particular, employment growth in manufacturing was disappointing. when they come out and say, hey, we're doing a little bit better on employment in the manufacturing area today, everybody says, aha. maybe that'll read through to the employment numbers on friday. >> you can certain

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. >> the economy is terrible and people are going to stay at homine more just like me. comcasts the way to buy. >> toby. >> no one can stay at home more than you. >> we have a nice home to stay in. >> and jon as. >> mom and kid. the copper tone is looking for a new miss coppertone. and merger of equals. up 50 percent. >> bull or bear? >> i am a bear. just too darn expensive. >> easy. and you are going to sell everything they can to raise the cash. >> gary, are you a bull or bear on that one. >> i am a bear. i like the thought but not the stocks. >> we like cavuto on business. neal take it away. there is no such thing as a free lunch but don't tell that to the occupy crowd. hi, everyone. thoughts on the occupiers. this past week going over the top the pde

scott reiss at comcast sports net. last year on willie mays' birthday, matt cain started a game, went seven. giants won on a walkoff by a guy named sanchez. got back to .500 for the season. cue eerie coincidence in three, two, one. giant giants/brewers, rubber match. willie, happy 81st. bottom four, 2-1 san francisco, ang angel pagan, inside first action, down the line, 20-game hit streak. couple of batters later, ryan terio singles pagan home, 3-1. matt cain went seven innings on willie mays' birthday, wound up with a no decision. 3-2 in the ninth, travis ishikawa, the former giant, comes through with a double. it scores corey hart, ties the game 3-3. bonus baseball. last year, a walkoff by freddie sanchez on this day. hector sanchez doing the deed. manuel burris scores the winner, giants win 4-3, take the series 2-1 games. >> we felt like we could have -- we should have won the games against miami. then, you know, we didn't. we didn't play as good as we wanted to. and then, you know, friday night happening, losing to

i want to thank the academy of art university, the folks at aecom, comcast, kmd architects, recology. my favorite giver is anonymous. thank you, anonymous, whoever you are. now? if you have a cocktail in your hand, or you are about to find a couple, i want you to find david from the laborers. all the drinks tonight are being brought to you by laborers 261. let's give them a big round of applause. [applause] they are responsible for your hangovers. let's begin this great award. i first want to introduce cory, who is doing -- ok, we're having our first technical difficulty. i want to bring up corey marshall, who has done all the work that goes into the mfac award and the great government consulting as they pick the products to bring a lot of innovation to san francisco. cory? give cory a round of applause. [applause] >> thank you, chris. thank you so much for all of your hard work, chris. none of this could be possible without your efforts. good evening. the good government awards are incredibly important in san francisco. it's a chance for us to honor the tremendous work that happens i

taking a look at cbs and seeing how it's doing in trade, slightly higher by about half a percent. 25.55%. and still in the media sector as well, comcasteporting first quarter results at 7:00 a.m. eastern time. the parent of cnbc and nbc universal is forecasted to earn. time warner also reporting first quarter results at 7:00 a.m. the company which owns channels like hbo and cnn and publishing magazines like times and sports ill nated is up. i'm joined now by david joy. let's go ahead and talk about some of the earnings we're expecting today. we're looking at comcast and warner. you're fine-tuning your estimates. tell me why? >> we had to adjust time warper for a write-off of one of the shows they had to cancel for hbo called luck wc eed "luck" and h the expenses. we took that down about a week or so ago. they benefit as a number of other cable network-oriented companies do from the compression of the nba schedule. so there are more nba games and therefore tooidsing year over year in this first quarter versus last year. so that should help advertising be about a 5% grower for the company. >> okay. and we're looking in the media space a

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at c-span.org. >> join us this saturday for more from the ncta convention. we'll bring you discussions on the future of film and music distribution with the ceos of comcast and verizon wireless, a look at cable news and a panel on the 2012 presidential campaign with msnbc host chris matthews, cnn anchor john king and univision's maria elena salinas. that's saturday starting at 10 a.m. eastern on c-span. >>> up next, author and syndicated columnist mark steyn. the theater critic turned political commentator discusses free speech, america's debt and the growth of muslim populations in the west. mr. steyn's best-selling works include his 2011 release, "after america." >> host: and, mark steyn, in your 2006 book, "america alone," where did that title come from? >> guest: i ought to confess that title came from the publisher, from my editor at regnery, a gentleman called harry crocker. i had a far more artful and elusive title that he thought was for losers and would guarantee we sold, you know, 2,800 copies.as [laughter]er he thought that was, he thought "america alone" was a hittite l, and he proved right on that. a e proved right on that. >> host: what was you

. >> for a full half hour of local sports coverage watch on comcast bay area at 10:30.robably with jk. ch>> ba eck it out. a goalkeeper in south carolina, a reale ga ese are the pictures to prove it. a pickup soccer game between parents and kids came to a stop at hilton head after the ball turned up in the mouth of a 13-foot gator. the parents called critter management but the gator would not give up the ball. they finally had to put a hook in the gator to get the ball out. amazing the ball is still inflated. the gator learned goal. i added that part. >> if you come across agator, you are supposed to run in a circle because they can't turn a tight circle. they can go like 40 miles an hour in a straight line. a tight circle. >> i do not want to test it. >> if i can interrupt this story for a moment. at 11:00, our coverage of the se sierra lamar investigation continues. they have yet to find her but does that mean there's no crime committed in the eyes of prosecutors? how does the dna evidence against the suspect lead to charges in this case? that's tonight at 11:00 after

at this show? >>one involving comcast is the x1 platform. they announced boston will be the first city they deploy this technology in. the box limits what you can do with the guide and software and security. it is the gate keeping device of the network. we can deliver more services on a cloud platform. the guide does not need to set under said. the box could live on a server in denver. so could applications and other services. we can innovate on that. we can fix once and distribute once. they could change the died overnight. they could change the guy in an hour. they could work with another company, a google or someone and build an application and hosted on the server or the cloud and the platform would be allowing you to do stuff. i think ultimately they want to deploy the platform to all the homes and their footprint. we start having that stop being a limitation on innovation. all cable companies are heading to some version of that. we have the verizon wireless here. we have very nontraditional companies that show. we have netflix, google,

we will be joined by comcast chairman and ceo brian roberts. he'll be speaking with us live at 7:30 eastern. the markets are going to be listensing to a crowd of fed speakers. in the mix dan tarullo. he's expected to meet with the banks on the stress test and other issues. andrew. >> let's get you kaupt to speed on the top story os testify morning. facebook's road show, it's going to begin on morn. founder and ceo mark zuckerberg is expected to be involved in the road show. that's big news. we're going to keep an eye on it. the justice wants a summer trial date. the company's requested a delay, but government lawyers say that a class action settlement between bp and a team of plaintiffs' attorneys shouldn't slow down for claims that aren't covered by the proposed deal. and we've got a little deal newses this morning. the current official of dress barn buying charming shops for 75 cent as share. that's about $890 million. charling shops owns lane bryant, fashion wug and katharine's plus size chains ee. i don't know about that shop. >> i know what it is. >> becky has no reason to

we will carry it live at channel 11-2, comcast 208. last week, president obama says his views have evolved and came out in favor of same-sex marriage. if today on "meet the press", republican national committee chair talked about its impact on the presidential race. >> and here we go again down this path. we concede we have a different view on marriage. that is an issue that people want to vote, they will have a clear choice. what is going on in this country is that we have a president who made a lot of promises. he is in love with the sound of his own voice but he cannot follow through on a promise. >> you may recall it was on last sunday's "meet the press" that vice-president joe biden said he was absolutely comfortable with same-sex marriage. a move that some say forced the president's hand on the issue. all longtime celebrity with a new found young following betty white has entered the political fray. over the weekend, the 90-year- old actress endorsed president obama saying she very, very much favors the president. she says she is

you can catch the pregame live and post game live right here on comcast sports net bay area. beginning at 4:30. by the way, diane. this is the first time the giants hatch lost to the oakland as at at & t park. since june 2008. they had won 11 consecutive at home against the green and gold. >> thank you, henry. we will be back with a look at what happened with mick jagger last night on "saturday night live" that caused some stations to caught way to a commercial. >>> "saturday night live" with mick jagger playing musical guest and host. >> you are about to see me do what i do best, stand still, and talk. >> that was from his opening monologue. the season finale did not end without controversy. the song tea party which jagger wrote had a curse word in it that led some stations to cut awe to commercials. many stations did run it, the fcc safe harbor hours. we have "nbc nightly news" next.

for a full half hour, you can watch sports net central on comcast bay area tonight at 10:30. >>> a newebsite is blowing the whistle on customers behaving badly called business beware and it keeps track of patrons who are chronic complainers. don't pay their bills, always trying to get things for free. they are allowed to view the company's database. business beware says it gets customers to pay up by threatening to put them on the website. >>> giants fans are loving this. an all access pass to the hottest merchandise in all of baseball. game-used jerseys, bats, balls, and even the bases. it's part of a new idea taking off at at&t park. see how it works and how you can get your hands on something only the players have had access to. that's after "smash." >> that's going to be popular. all right. let's turn things over to brent cannon. >> yes, tonight bigger and deeper cuts, higher taxes. the governor laying out his revised budget plan and our expert will join us to take a look if it's going to work in what must fundamentally change in order to put the money woes behind us once and for a

at the show go to my blog. scott, over to you. >> julia, thanks so much. so bullish on comcast, our parent come, time warner cable, directv, perhaps not so much on verizon wireless and at&t. where do you come down here? >> long verizon and at&t so i come down on that side. >> you like the dividends. i know that. >> yeah. but i recognize the threat that comes from comcast doing that deal. but i also -- it's a while before you go there. i'm not at a point where i can completely go off 3 or 4g with my cell phone. so i think in the meantime verizon and at&t still have nice competitive advantage and they pay me a nice dividend. >> cortes? >> con comcast this stock has traded very well today and for quite a long time. as a matter of fact, relative to the s&p comcast is hitting an eight-year high today. so the price action there has been incredible. it's been the market leader. i think it will continue to be. >> a nice year to date as you just saw there on that chart up 22%. you have a favorite name in this group? >> i like comcast the best but along with bk -- >> you are not sucking

for a full half hour of local sports coverage, sports net central on comcast bay area tonight at 10:30ogramming night because of tonight's giants game some programming changes. catch our regular wednesday lineup on tv 36. >> okay. that's going to do it for us. let's turn it over now to giants baseba baseball, the first place dodgers and the giants live from dodger stadium. what's the best gift you can give mom ? a powerful connection. with this droid razr by motorola on verizon 4g lte stay in touch with your loved ones on skype. plus, enjoy verizon's 4g lte network in more places. the droid razr you want, one powerful connection on america's largest 4g lte network. that's real value. give mom the droid razr by motorola. only 99.99. the lowest price ever. verizon. hola, mama. it's my mom. [ male announcer ] for our families... our neighbors... and our communities... america's beverage companies have created a wide range of new choices. developing smaller portion sizes and more low- & no-calorie beverages... adding clear calorie labels so you know exactly what you're choosing... and in s

. >>> now for a look at what's coming up in sports. we have scott reese of comcast sports net. at's going on, scott? >> a lot of baseball, diane. the a's clutch up in tampa with a huge comeback effort. the giants play another one-run game on a special day at the yard. we'll have the fullinext rt spo. n&text in sports. >>> hey, there. scott reese back in the comcast sports net newsroom. been a tough week for the giants losing sandoval and getting swept by the marlins but winning a weekend series with milwaukee would have them feeling better heading into los angeles stoem. we'll show you get-away day by the bay. another nail-biter rubber game in the three-day set. happy birthday willie mays. bottom of the fourth. down the line, and that's a double and his hit streak stands at a cool 20 games. couple of batters later, ryany brings him in and the giants have a 3-1 lead. move the to the ninth, 3-2 san francisco. he's nailing this down, but former giant travisish cow what gets one and finds turf in left center. we go bottom 11th with the bases load. hector sanchez ends it with a walk-

comcast newsroom. when i saw magic johnson at the game, it threw everything off. >> that's the order in l.a.giants, pique the interest of both fan bases. spoiler alert, it didn't go the giants' way. there's magic. first home game for the dodgers. barry zito on the hill. he was okay. juan rivera to short. what a play. that was great defense. and you know what? there wasn't enough about that where the giants are concerned. here arias with the stick. melky cabrera ties the game at one. bottom six, a.j. ellis down the right field line. that will plate bobby abreu. tony gwynn junior throws it down. ariba scores. and rivera, right back to him. the ball in the glove. trying to make a play. it's posted down the right field line. matt kemp scores. 4-1. now, the eighth, 6-1. gordon and ellis score. 8-1, dodgers, which has become a blowout. top nine, there's aubrey huff, first game off the disabled list. pops out as a pinch hitter. couple of batters later. this is the only drama remaining, as he's sitting on the hit streak. the hit streak is over. tough night all around for the giants. they lose 9-1. >

one involving comcast, the eggs one platform. they announced it at the show. the bursts it -- the first city bid deploy the technology in. the entire interim, the architecture of the network, but it limits what you can do with the guide, software, would you can do with security. it is the gate keeping device of the network. and congress has been a leader in saying we can deliver more services on a cloud platform. the guide does not need to sit on your box. it can live on a server in denver. so could applications, so could other kinds of services. we can innovate on that because we can fix and distribute. they can literally change overnight. they could change in an hour. they could build an application will work with another company, a bugler someone and build an application and hosted on the server in the cloud. that platform would be able to allow you to do stuff. he would not have to switch out your gear every time we'd get an innovation. i think ultimately they want to deploy that platform to all homes. you know, we start having that stopping the limitation

. >>> let's check in with mindy back at the comcast newsroom. hi, mindy. >>> hi. nice to see you.big weekend in sports. we start with the giants. tim lincecum takes his talents to south beach in game two of that four-game series. we'll have a score update from there. we are also live in sacramento. guess who's back. it's slugger manny ramirez making his home debut for the aaa river cats. find out what's on manny's mind xt immy bond ♪ my feet are too dry and cracked for sandals. try gold bond foot cream. it has moisturizers that penetrate thick skin. thanks. think gold bond. ♪ this stuff works >>> you know the housing market is tight. a tech entrepreneur hid inside of his giant company for months. >> it's an amazing story but it has a happy ending. here is our business and tech reporter, scott budman. >> reporter: all right. we've seen young entrepreneurs here in silicon valley before but 20-year-old eric simons is known for more than just his work ethic. >> i was working at aol every single day. it got to the point where i was like, you know, there's a couch right there. >> report

don't forget the giants are back at it at at&t park, 7:15, catch that game on our sister station comcast sports net bay area. 57 degrees at 7:15, wind out of the west, 10 to 15 miles per hour, could take that ball out to center field. let's check your drive with mike. >> all right. if you're heading up into the area along the peninsula, 101 itself reports of some sort of incident. maybe an accident possibly right around the airport off ramp. we don't have any details as chp has yet to appear onscene, but brewing right around the san bruno exit. also muni metro, on the lines, guys, back to you. >> thanks. >>> all right, 6:27 right now. still to come on "today in the bay," traffic flowing across the dumbarton bridge this morning after construction wraps up overnight. we'll have a live ride across the span coming up. >>> and summer fire season is underway. why firefighters are worried ioitonsorejun t dorst . [ male announcer ] it would be easy for u.s. olympian meb keflezighi to deposit checks at the nearest citibank branch. ♪ like this one. ♪ or this one. ♪ or, maybe this one. ♪ but when i

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. >>> for a full half hour of local sports coverage watch sports net central on comcast sports net bay area tonight athello? the words are going this way-there's no way. oh, the lights came on. isn't technology supposed to make life easier? at chase we're pioneering innovations that make banking simple. deposit a check with a photo. pay someone with an email. and bank seamlessly with our award-winning mobile app. take a step forward... and chase what matters. >>> tonight at 11:00, a shift for couples that can't conceive. what more and more couples are opting for and why they're going overseas. that's tonight at 11:00 after "law&order svu." >>> let the roast begin. legendary entertainer betty white became the latest honoree to sit in the hot seat for that outrageous fryar's club roast. the 90-year-old golden girl whose career spanned 70 years falls in the footsteps of past recipients lucille ball, milton berle and johnny carson. from what i understand, it was funny and they kept it relatively clean and low key. relatively speaking. >> with betty white, you would hope so. let's turn things over to brent

the game starts at 7:00 on comcast sports net bay area. as we mentioned oakland a's baseball. pitching change for the a's. parker will start and wran done mck mccarthy's place tonight against the blue jays. mccarthy has a sore shoulder blade. center field center fielder will miss today's game for an undisclosed matter. our kate longworth is at the coliseum with the latest. >> davis told me he was proud of the way his players stepped up to the plate against some strong pitching on the road and in talking with the team as they go up against the dynamic lefty in ricky romero, they have done their homework and are ready to make some is noise. >> we're going to try to get his pitch count up and take advantage of the balls out over the plate. we hit with guys in scoring position. a lot of big hits during the series and i think we have to continue doing that and take advantage of our opportunities. >> with video and everything available now, technology, you can -- you can actually know what a guy is throwing in count situations, lefty, righty, depending on who you're facing. they hav

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it's just another way you'll be traveling at the speed of hertz. >> i'm julia boorstin. comcastime-warner report earnings before the bell. we will be watching video subscriber numbers and seeing results. >> rick santelli. tune in for the april adp jobs report expectations. 170,000 jobs. then tune in for march factory orders down 1.6%. >> we are counting down to the jobs report. we are still on the session watch in europe with key manufacturing and employment data out of germany, france, and portugal. joining us now is the senior equity strategist for the advisers and jeff davis, chief investment officer. good to see you. it's god the adtrp numbers and how much do you expect to see ahead of the big friday jobs number? >> adp has a short-term effect and it's not all that well synched. people will be watching out for friday. the market may react for a half day. friday is the big day. >> friday. wait for that. do you believe that a lot of people say if that number is bad, it's good for the markets. >> unemployment numbers, that's what we are doing. we see a number out of adp that is

at city hall. on behalf of our sponsors, comcast, represented by linda today, i believe, and mr. chang, from comcast, on behalf of our co presenters who are in the audience and listed on the back of your program -- i will read them off to you and ask that they would stand as i read the groups of. the alpha kappa alpha sorority. we have the bayview ymca urban services program. please remain standing, if you would. we have the black women organized for political action in the crown. we have a black women's during the waters with us today. gamma phi delta sorority. the museum of the african diaspora. the national coalition of 100 black women, san francisco chapter. the it san francisco chapter of the links inc.. let us give them a round of applause. [applause] these are all code-presenters of this event. it is a portrait these organizations are here. the theme for black history this month is black women in american culture and history. all these organizations are organizations of black women who do an outstanding and amazing job. i would also like to acknowledge members of the offic

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