services, 2013 abolitionist awardee for advocacy, cindy lu. apl (applause) we also have someone whose services have been both exemplary and deserving of recognition.

services, 2013 abolitionist awardee for advocacy, cindy lu. apl (applause) we also have someone whose services have been both exemplary and deserving of recognition. she is a founder and executive director of freedom house. she is the 2013 abolitionist award for providing exemplary services, -- em. (applause) we also together in collaboration with the status of women, with supervisors, department heads, the human rights commission we wanted to make sure that future generations of children are part of the solution. in that effort both in advocacy

shelley lu (sounds like) apl(applause) also an eighth-grade student from james dunham as well, stella lee. thank you. apl(applause) (applause) to be an eighth-grader. the collaborative has chosen for the second place at 12 greater, from abraham lincoln high school. stephanie chung (applause) and then we have a number of first place winners. i'm sure this is all about collaboration, talking about it, what it means absorbing the purpose and working together. the first place poster altogether for all of us to see. i would like to name everybody. community youth center of san francisco, the young asian women against violence youth participant jennifer chang. kimberly how. erica lam. allie lee. adriana wen (sounds like) diana -- and amy ung. congratulations everybody. (applause) (applause) (applause) good job everybody. thank you. and so at this time supervisor -- or do i give it back to -- nancy. thank you again. >> at this time we would like to call supervisor carmen chu. (applause) >> i think that is part of the program they wanted the winners to perhaps say a few words. >> thank you fo

lu have conveyed today to the american public.when i talk about in class, and i talk about it in class, the overwhelming response of my students is, i don't know anybody who ever died from a neo. i know people have died of cancer, traffic accidents, but nobody i know has died from the media right. this gets into again, the idea that we need to convey more of the fact and separated from the fiction that the movie industry has really convinced much of the american public that we are all over, we can take care of the pics i think there needs to be exploration and vision and inspiration is wonderful and has to be a component of our space program. but i think we need to get much better and much more aggressive at conveying the risks and the benefits, and the self-interest in not just continuing but expanding the space program. >> the american people are certainly appreciative of the convenience of this. >> absolutely. >> that they have every day, but do not know the connection as mr. dalbello has said, that all of these conveniences ha

with with the asian pacific legal advocacy services, 2013 abolitionist awardee for advocacy, cindy lu. apl (applause) we also have someone whose services have been both exemplary and deserving of recognition. she is a founder and executive director of freedom house. she is the 2013 abolitionist award for providing exemplary services, -- em. (applause) we also together in collaboration with the status of women, with supervisors, department heads, the human rights commission we wanted to make sure that future generations of children are part of the solution. in that effort both in advocacy we have a strong, strong goal of educating our public and all the other kids and families in our city. this is a way of our quality of life, we cannot accept human trafficking. part of the way to do that is to have this be part of the kids education, and push strongly. the collaborative this year, allow the youth of san francisco to enter in a poster contest to provide artistic ability to the messaging of this really important movement. the 2013 poster contest winners i get to announce. i will begin w

una joven de 17 aÑos muriÓ aproteplar y la medicina identificuales y anaesvucual lu, enseguida en noticiasl vih podrÍa cambiar el tratamiento que reciben los niÑos con el virus. y quÉ hay de las condiciones meteo? >>> las temperaturas mÁximas de 59 a 67. con mÍnimas para esta noche sobre los 43 a 47. el pronÓstico mÁs adelante. ♪ ♪ >>> en el vaticano se viviÓ el primer domingo sin papa y sin la oraciÓn del angelus. por su parte los cardenales de todo el mundo siguen arribando al vaticano no sin antes abordar uno de los grandes problemas que enfrenla la iglesia catÓlica. la primera estÁ puesy y el cardenal oryan renunciÓ al arzobispado bajo acusaciones de comportamiento indecente. y las parejas entre jÓvenes que estÁn en la etapa del noviazgo,

you to feel pain and the number one requirement in order for obama to succeed at he he is ultimate luing to achieve. >> kimberly: rush makes a great point. obama wants to punish us and put us to bed without dinner. he is not showing the leadership he needs and not making good decisions. he scares people and tells untruths. now there are repercussions. i don't think he -- >> greg: can i respond? i don't think people care. president obama is blessed with the most distracted society since rome. instead of bread and circumstances we have beyonce. nobody cares. he believes growth in private sector is green and growth in public sector is compassion. we don't need a dialogue. we need a deprogrammer in the white house. >> eric: juan, if letting illegals free isn't painful and teachers will get fire and old people can't eat, it sounds like he is predicting pain. >> juan: first of all, first of all -- you want it to come true at the stroke of midnigh midnight. this is simplistic in your thinking. i want to say the president approves extension of the bush tax cut that benefit almost every americ

ahora regreso contigo lu. >>> acusaron a dos jÓvenes de herir a una madre y su bebÉ, llevaba a su hijo uno de los agresores tiene 17 aÑos y el otro 14. >>> la reforma migratoria es un tema complejo, lleno de asuntos controvensiales. pero hay un sector que pide que su voz haga parte del debate, hablamos de las personas que conforman pareja del mismo sexo. juan carlos escuchÓ su queja. >>> hay un sector de la sociedad que dice sentirse discriminado y segÚn sus integrantes tiene la necesidad de salir de lo que describen como de un doble clÓset. >>> jorge dice que se sienten discriminados al casarse con un estadounidense, donde las leyes migratorias no reconocen. >>> tuve parejas ciudadanos de este paÍs, y seria diferente si la ley nosprotegiera. >>> y por eso piden que tambiÉn se incluya a quienes como Él sufrieron de lo que catalogan como discriminaciÓn doble. >>> segÚn un reporte por el instituto william de la universidad de california, en estados unidos hay 250 mil personas entre homosexuales que carecen de documentos. dice que sigue siendo palpable en los polÍticos que no hablan de es

en tratamientos faciales para manchas muy importantes, las arrugas, y tenemos una serie alerta de lueds cuales arrojaron municiones sobre una isla surcoreana, como advertencia a las amenazas de corea del norte.miles de estudiantes chilenos participaron hoy en una marcha en santiago, que finalizo con violentos enfrentamientos con la policia.y el cuadro "el sueqo", de pablo picasso, fue vendido en 155 millones de dolares, el precio mas alto que ha pagado un coleccionista de arte en estados unidos.mas esta tarde . >>> muchos ato tramitos prometen arreglar pla piel pero como nos dice cecilia ramÍrez harris pocos usan la nan tecnologÍa para lograrlo, vamos a pasar con ella para nos cuente de que se trata. >>> gloria se cuida mucho y esÁa dispuesto a probar ato tramitos nuevos, si la ayuda de conservar su juventud como el... cual se ha hecho tres veces. >>> ha blanqueado mi piel y me ha quitado las lÍneas de expresiÓn, y excelente, mi piel se siente renovada. >>> y es una combinaciÓn de Ácido, retinol y otros Ácidos derivados de las frutas. >>> muchos de estos ingredientes del Ácido los encu

un coronel >>> sufrir,uando siento hambre sentimos lo que sienten las personas >>> el 90%el tiempo lu el coronel combate a los delincuentes es el mismo sacerdote qulucha por salvar almÁs desde colombia maribel osorio telemundo. >>> y asÍ llegamos al fin estado ediÓn, sÍ quiere charlar

cantante salieron ilesos, estaba la esposa y los hijos de su hermano y terminÓ rompiendo varios vidrios, lun lupillo riviera quien mismo confirmÓ esta informaciÓn. se acerca el fin de semana y para conocer las pelÍculas que kw llegan al cine veamos, daniela. >>> chicas les gusta mi medio de transporte >>> nos fascinan >>> este lotus en la cinta que estrena esta semana (nombre en inglÉs) pero no se a preso reno en juzg porque es distinta a la zaga de vampiro >>> la joven actriz nominada al oscar sacha y (nombre en inglÉs) protagonizan la cinta donde el planeta ha sido invadido por alguien que los llaman en la mente. pero juntas forman una alianza habitando un sÓlo cuerpo. me sorprendÍ al ver la pelicula terminada y darme cuenta de cuÁnto tenÍa de ciencia ficciÓn cuando ves el afiche piensas que mo es para mÍ. esta es una cinta primero de ciencia ficciÓn y luego de romance nos dice max es mÁs una historia de supervivencia humana que una historia de amor. >>> nos has demostrado en tu corta carrera que eres una actriz excelente pero cuÁl fue el reto de hacer este personaje con personalidad dobl

. >> lu founded the b 612 foundation to build a privatesy financed space telescope to deflect asteroids. it's estimated to cost $4 # 50 million. >> speculation is rampant after hackers shut down computer systems at three top south korean television stations and two banks. many think north korea could be behind the cyber attack. police say it'll be several more days before they can make a determination. north korea has staged several cyber attacks over the past few years. that country is considered to be one of the world's top hackers. >>> a wet arrival for spring. considering how dry this year has been, is our water supply hurting? >>> back in 10 minutes tracking lingering showers. when they get out of here, when we warm up. i'll have the specifics in 10 minutes. [ male announcer ] fact: the 100% electric nissan leaf... is more fun than ever. sees better than ever. ♪ ♪ charges faster. and will charge. cool. and heat. from your phone. fact: leaf never needs gas. ever. good for the world. built in america. now, leaf's an easier choice than ever. ♪ ♪ shop at choosenissan.com. ♪ ♪ >>> as we

lu legislation vetoed by governors schwarzenegger and brown.said it was unnecessary and tracked by the u.s. forest service. >> when we asked for accident reports, we were told they do not track incidents in a way to identify ski resorts. they have no records to provide to us. the national ski areas association reported 51 skiers were seriously injured last season out of 10 million who hit the slopes. 54 people died. when we asked to see the accident reports we were told they are confidential. >> it's an inherent risk of the sport. there is nothing we can do expect to make the resorts as safe as we can. >> the resorts have to be accountable to their customers. it's good business to be concerned about the safety and welfare of your customers. >> the california ski areas association said that the ski areas declined to participant because of the biases of the report card's author. after our investigation first aired last month, state senator bill monty introduced a ski safety bill. if passed the resorts will have to report all accidents to the safe

president obama sent jack lu there and it was really exciting. that reform and everything that was happening in china. so it was really good. as i told our guys, we have some good contacts, but we have to follow up. one of the things about china is they made it clear, we don't like conference calls. we don't like talking on the phone. we want to sit down and break bread with you. we invest with people. i think that was so important and so hands-on. i want to mention about the chairman of costco. chairman wi. costco now is the second largest shipment in the world. he told a story to me and jim and peter which i thought was really i was in. he said i have been the chairman of costco since 1997. business is a funny animal. he says you can take a business up and take your business to the ground. he was so right on, because when you are in china, when you are 60 you have to retire. he's getting close to that age and he's got the other guys there and he said they are going to be running the show. i thought it was good that he talked about that. i'm goi

karen lu is an ovarian cancer specialist. >> it's disturbing.hink there are very clear guidelines for how these women need to be cared for. >> reporter: liz siegel was diagnosed with ovarian cancer in 2009. even though her cancer was found early, she underwent 7 1/2 hours of meticulous surgery. >> ovarian cancer has a very unique pattern of spread. it tends to spread throughout the abdominal cavity. >> reporter: of a study of more than 13,000 women found most did not get surgery. 2/3 of the surge fwoons perform fewer than ten such operations a year while specialized doctors perform hundreds. experts say that women often get substandard care because doctors can be reluctant to refer to the best specialists. and often insurance does not completely reimburse doctors for the long, complicated care. liz steagall had a friend who was treated by a general surgeon. >> she has since passed away. and we did have the same -- you know, the same diagnosis, same level one fee. and i remember talking to her and her saying that she -- it wasn't treated as aggre

. >>> y dijo lu pillo rivera de jenni y kate del castillo en nascar, y el novio de eiza gonzÁlez deln a participar? >>> sÍ, como cazadores de talento vamos escogiendo 18 jugadores para agosto o mayo, y cogemos y armamos un equipo. >>> quÉ pasa con eso que haces un equipo. y armas el talento. puede ser un extraordinario jugador. >>> sÍ, en cualquier equipo "o el estÁn viendo. >>> es un sueÑo hecho realidad para los deportistas en estados unidos, el fÚtbol creciÓ de manera increÍble. >>> sÍ, por esto es una linda oportunidad. es un programa que lleva 7 aÑos, este es el octavo aÑo. >>> ya lo sabe, se mete. la pÁgina. >>> sueÑo mls. com. >>> se mete de 18 a 14 aÑos. >>> seÑor, seÑora, padre de famÍa, la oportunidad de hacer un deporte, y profesional, y capaz que juegan, me acuerdo del pibe valderrama, los juegos, era una maravilla verlos jugar. >>> sÍ, tacher si uno admira a alguien, esa persona es tu figura sÍmbolo, y maestro, si es tu maestro de verdad. >>> sÍ. estÁs todo el tiempo con los pequeÑos. >>> sÍ, todo el tiempo. >>> vas a escoger y de la mano. >>> no la de dios, que es la de

that will try to sneak over here or cupertino high school zoom over to get lu the lunch.how unhealthy is that. >> santa clara the first county in the country ban toy from his high fat fast-food meals. many say mcdonald's here would just be a step in the wrong direction. >> not smart to put a mcdonald's right there. right next to high middle school. >>reporter: there is a mcdonald's drive through right across the street from prospect high school. and students there love it. >> actually pretty nice because i can sgrous there right after school every day. >>reporter: right now at orchard farm already a pizza place, subway and chinese restaurant inside the center. that's why some don't see a problem with new addition. >> it would be very attractive to get more people to shopping center. >>reporter: mcdonald's rep mean time promised to try to work it out. >> we are committed to making enhancement to the project shared so far and will fairly consider actively listen to tonight's dialogue. >>reporter: and this area is zoned for fast-food restaurant but not for one with a drive t

. >> ahora cuatreo estudiantes i reciben el dinero asaltando el puesto de comida rapiápida y lu despuésmepezando por la p c princeasa muilan, el jorobado d notredam y también circcircus s solei y para más información, no olvide visitar la sección de c n cine, ahora regresamos a los estudios. >> para ti un fin de semana. >> vamos a una pausa y todo p e parece indicar que chavchávez n consultaba con un rabinrabinomos con jackjackie guerrido. >> sí, llega una tormenta inve n invernal y se lo cuento después de la pausa y es momento que nos cuenta que hará el fin de semana por twitter en pri"primer impac y regresamos con más in matanza en bar de cancunpablo montero le canta a chavez periodista argentina acerto en eleccion del papabuenas tardes. les habla felix de bedouthombres armados abrieron fuego dentro de un bar en un barrio de clase trabajadora en la ciudad balneario de cancun, mexico, con saldo de al menos siete muertos y cuatro heridos. el cantante mexicano pablo montero le canto a hugo chavez durante su funeral la cancion "el rey' ante el feretro donde reposan los restos del fallecid

. >> it is very striking to see how the companies -- not just sony lu samsung and everybody else, has been pushing 3-d for the last several years and nobody is mentioning it this year. >> we can start with the design. it feels comfortable in your hand and you can view the content no matter how the device is tilted. that is great design with sony. it has a five inch display. that technology is required by sony television. so the same power that powers our television is in the mobile device now. it is a powerful device. >> is it out in market yet? >> it is not available yet. it will be in the future. >> are there other highlights to the phone? >> my favorite is the one-touch technology. with the phone, we're able to transfer content to another device. that technology -- for example, i go into walkman and i hit play. instead of connecting through a wire cable, i tap here and as you can see, it is going to connect and it is automatically here. i never have to go to a bluetooth device. >> is that with any of these devices or just sony products? >> just sony products. tap it again and it wi

lu are doing. the question is always, how do you translate this information into practical warnings? when is it appropriate to information to practical warnings for industry? so in the solar example a little bit more, i guess, a little bit more practical than some of the discussion on the asteroids but the same question applies. when, how do we know what level of solar event will translate into a real impact on the satellites that were flying? we buy our satellites from the major manufacturers, boeing, loral, orbital, primarily here in the u.s. they are of course, trying to build their satellites to operate in any environment and the good news is that most satellites little well beyond their 15-year design life. so they're doing a great job. so the question is at what point would an event happen, we would say, okay, it is dangerous to do something with the satellite now, we're not going to load code today or we're not going to try to communicate with the satellite today? or we would maybe put the s

manager for the san francisco public utilities commission and finally but not least, romel an jell lus, manager for san francisco wireless. i have drafted several questions for our panel to answer and will hopefully have time at the end to take questions from the audience. before we start our panel discussion, i wanted it share with you what we are doing in san francisco to advance our lifeline's resilence we are the first major u.s. city to (inaudible) post katrina where he saw firsthand where a critical role these systems played in the city's recovery. i am honored to chair the council because i feel it's crucial that the public sector work side by side with our private sector partners to do everything we can today to ensure we will meet the needs of our residents in the days, weeks and years after a disaster. the objective of the lifeline council are to develop and improve collaboration in the city and county across regions regularly -- to develop and improve collaboration in the city and across the region by regularly convening a group of senior level operation officers of local an

what was the motive smile i smile the acrid smell of revolution so the name of the minister was mr lu form which is actually which means mr crazy so it's quite interesting and his the minister of agriculture and does remind us something here in france you know it's dismissal not to not call them a bit of the revolution you know writing a fantastic revelation and so they started at three o'clock in the morning i think if i remember well that was like a couple days ago and because there was almost one peasant who was a i don't know if it's the right term story who is going to sing suicide every day and the this is extremely difficult right now in france repeat that one passenger per day is committing suicide is what the french where in france yes really yes. dramatic and the national french will lose its made a statement that the number of suicide jumps thirty percent you know the people who put their or their body on the truck right they jump on. these jumps in one year of course in the united states we don't call them peasants we call them consumers and now. of course we usually do th

. >> m lu.ablishing one of it's eight professional teams in the bay area. >> we're excited to be presenting oakland in a way we cannot see before. >> the bay area is a hot bed for club teams winning several national and wofrld titles. he was a team's first player signed. he thinks nalt tiff sports have a niche in this market. >> i think once you start a culture of showing something passionate, people are drawn to that. they want to be part of that. >> everybody has to be a quarterback so everybody has to be able to throw and catch. you're looking for a combination of skills and athletics oof just seeing it grow to be able to put that on the professional stage, it's great. >> each men has seven men on the field. it combines football, basketball and soccer. >> you can do the quarterback, you can be everything. >> the 10 week season ending with two playoff matches and a championship game. it will be a family friendly experience. >> being able to be a part of it and starting something new like this

heat is being charged with multiple felonies, including lu and lascivious acts on a child younger thanhe " california small " a baseball club out of san jose. kaufman is also the owner of triple play usa, a batting cage facility in san leandro. >> those are our top stories. that you for watching kron 24/7 bay area news channel. >> the chief executive of black berry maker " r i m " says that apple's iphone is outdated. the executive made the comment as the new black berry " easy-actaeon " goes on sale in the united states today. he also said that the keyboard version of the new library will not be released for another few months. both models are part of our ibm's attempt a comeback after the brent lost its timing a long after apple's 2007 release of the iphone. died barry says that a lack of innovation that apple has left iphone users interface outdated. >> some bad news for silicon valley. if you want your pick of interesting i t jobs the bay area is not the place to look anymore. tech jobs site "dice.com " has a new lift of the five fastest-growing metro areas for i t jobs based on jo

did the president with his then budget secretary jack lu come up with the sequester and if he didn't like it why did he sign it into law? >> the republicans at the time is celebrated the success of the getting the sequester in. >> judge jeanine: if it was so bad for america why did he sign it? >> they were rushing through crysupercommittee and debt where we lost our triple-a bond rating for the first time in history because of the republican intransigence and the house of representatives. obama said we are going to go forward with this. you can't get water out the of a rock and that is what the republicans in the house are acting like right now. just obstructing the president and obstructing all progress in the country. >> judge jeanine: tony, let me ask you this. if this is all the republicans fault, first of all, you have is obama and he has the senate dems. they haven't passed a budget four years. >> 1400 days. longest in modern history. ryan hasn't one watching the reporting that comes out of bob woodward who is the gold standard of the mainstream media who called the president o

. >> lu founded the b 612 foundation to build a privatesy financed space telescope to deflect asteroids. it's estimated to cost $4 # 50 million. >> speculation is rampant after hackers shut down computer systems at three top south korean television stations and two banks. many think north korea could be behind the cyber attack. police say it'll be several more days before they can make a determination. north korea has staged several cyber attacks over the past few years. that country is considered to be one of the world's top hackers. >>> a wet arrival for spring. considering how dry this year has been, is our water supply hurting? >>> back in 10 minutes tracking lingering showers. when they get out of here, when we warm up. i'll have the specifics in 10 minutes. [ male announcer ] fact: the 100% electric nissan leaf... is more fun than ever. sees better than ever. ♪ charges faster. and will charge. cool. and heat. from your phone. fact: leaf never needs gas. ever. good for the world. built in america. now, leaf's an easier choice than ever. ♪ shop at choosenissan.com. ♪ >>> as we told

. >> we're getting a read-out from a treasury official on a meeting this afternoon involving jack luretary with executives from the financial services industry. the primary topic, cyber security, and specifically that official telling us the commitment to improve the resilience of cyber attacks, reducing future threats. the groups also discussing efforts by treasury, government partners and financial institutions to share information and specifically talk about the need for proposed legislation going forward. one other item of interest, secretary lew also discussing his conversations with china's leadership this week about the serious cyber threat intrusions posed to our intellectual properties. very interesting meeting, the possibility for the need for the proposed legislation. back to you. >> thank you hampton in d.c. coming up next, we're trading your tweets. stay tuned. [ indistinct shouting ] ♪ [ indistinct shouting ] [ male announcer ] time and sales data. split-second stats. [ indistinct shouting ] ♪ it's so close to the options floor... [ indistinct shouting, bell dinging ] .

but before that, as he was lu lunging at in, the gun went off. >> the angle of the wound, it enters her it might have lodged inside. she was over him. >> i didn't know i shot him. it just went off, and he lunged at me and we fell really hard against the tile toward the other wall, so he's grabbing at my clothes, and he got up and he's just screaming and angry. >> the medical examiners testified that the gunshot wound would have debilitated travis if it happened first. he believes it happened after travis was already dead. if it happened first, travis alexander wouldn't be able to do anything, let alone chase jodi arias around the house like she claims. >> reporter: when travis' body was found in the shower, there was only one gunshot wound, but nearly 30 knife wounds and he was nearly decapitated. >> do you remember stabbing travis alexander? >> i have no memory of stabbing him. i was in the bathroom, and i remember dropping the knife and it clanged to the tile. it made a big noise, and i remember screaming. i don't remember anything after that. there's a lot of that day i don't remembe

to do that they have to have a period of strong fiscal similar lus followed by monetary policy whichwhat they are about to do now but it will be he first time. and the other thing is japan situation is inherently more difficult ours. low fertility rates, cultural aversion to immigration. if you look at the growth per adult it is not bad. over the past 20 years they have done as well as we have in terms of growth per working aged adult. they have a steadily declining working age of adults. >> you are confident if we went up on this scale we would actually stimulate the economy and get it on a to a permanently higher output level than japan? >> yes. there's no certainty in life but everything i can see in the numbers and the historical experience says if the united states had a period of strong fiscal stimulus, accommodated monetary policy that we could get back to sustain prosperity. you can see a virtuous circle building in the u.s. economy right now. the housing is starting to recover. the main thing holding housing back is young people aren't moving out and starting families becaus

lus, she's back on the apprentice. all-star celebrity edition. so we have a fun show planned.

and the more longer you use it the more like lu you are to pay. >> how many people do you think are using this stage. >> we have a little over 50 million users worldwide. >> just real quick, i understand you have to go overseas because you add bad vc pitch here. you have to go overseas and you got investment from japan, is that right? >> yeah. he had a hard time raising money. we were out raising our first money in 2008 during the worst possible time when everything was collapsing. and yeah we probably had the world's worst vc pitch. we would say with # hi, we are going to make software that helps you write things down and we will give it way for free, please give us $1 million. they didn't like it. >> so what did they hear in japan that here they didn't. >> well i think because they didn't hear our pitch. those investors that loved our product, we had invest oors all over the world who loved the product and once we were better talking about it, we were able to get mainstream in silicon valley and elsewhere. >> thank you. >> speaking with ceo of evernote, phil nibin. >>> where are the sup

that was substantially before, many days before the president and through the person of jack lu talk about the making that a part of a piece of legislation that we needed so that we did not default on the national debt. and for the first time not only since i've been serving the congress, some 32 years, but the first time in history as a result of that action of coming so close to defaulting on the national debt this country was downgraded by a single point. the gentleman talked about the stem bill that was passed and i voted for, he voted for, the overwhelming majority of democrats and republicans voted for it, to help our economy. that event substantially hurt our economy. mr. speaker, the inability to get to agreement on this sequester is hurting the economy. and i will tell my friend that we've offered three times to have a bill considered as an alternative to sequester which cuts spending, raises some additional revenues. i know the gentleman is going to give me a lecture about raising taxes. i understand that. but i would urge the gentleman, let a vote happen on this floor. let

so, first of all, there's still a production not just cost, but an entire lu new competency around production of a digital book and presenting that properly. i'm actually looking at our head of children's publishing, um, who's smiling because she knows, she and i have these conversations all the time. when you talk about chirp's books and how -- children's books and how to produce something that is for color that, you know, conveys the gorgeous illustrations, um, that the artist intended -- >> but if that's true, surely that's only true for the first copy. >> correct. >> and every one thereafter is free. because there's no, there's no marginal cost to make ten million costs. >> right. you lose paper, printing and binding. >> so that's marginal cost. >> yep, the marginal cost of paper, printing and binding. the other thing -- >> and shipping. >> and shipping. >> and warehousing. >> and warehousing. [laughter] >> not necessarily. not necessarily -- >> [inaudible] >> yeah, it does. [laughter] >> no, not necessarily. there's a, there's a deep infrastructure that is needed to support digital opera

locations were opened in gap's fourth quarter, but the grand total is only 35 in north america, compared to lus. now, both of the businesses cater to fitness instructors and both offer personal ids customer experience in store, an experience beyond the product in store. now, althea's products are lower priced than lulu. bill? >> shades of jcpenney on that one. thank you, courtney. so is either stock a buy right now? it's gap versus lululemon, specialty retail battle in today's talking numbers on the technicality side, it's enis taner with riskreversal.com, and jeff tomsulo. enis, i know you're bearish on law li lululemon, but you like gap. >> traders are anticipating some strength from the gap stores. they've bid the stock up above the crucial $30 level and it met some resistance level at. the 3785 previous high, but i think in the long run, if we move to the 20-year chart, we'll see that gap has really built up a very long ten-year base. it broke out of it last year on the 20-year chart, and from there, i think $30 is going to be important support going forward. so i really like gap stores in

with my wonderful class at gw, we always had people passing lu and helping us out -- passing through and helping us out. i wanted to show them what television, network it's news would have looked like many 1978. this is all stored at vanderbilt. and so i looked through it. i wanted a particular day where there wasn't a great crisis and a day that was comparable to the days i was using in the book. and i chose a day in april 1978, and it just happened that bob schieffer was substituting for walter cronkite. so i called up bob schieffer, and i said, hey, i'm going to show you in 1978, you want to come over here and watch it? oh, yes. and so he came over. he was prepared in his own mind to tell us how it was different. and largely, he was going to say that because of the competition with the clickers, you were going to have less news because they were going to have to feed into the commercials. you had to hold people, people,u were going to get a minute, minute and a half less news. but that's not what happened. well, 2457d that happened, but additionally what happened was that the tech