. -- sooner we begin her to the sooner we begin to take steps to take us back to a sustainable environment, they would feel a whole lot better. many clients who anticipate crashes in the market is because of concern about the policies in the federal reserve. >> you are not saying ben bernanke is a drug pusher will -- drug pusher? >> not in the least.

slightly arriving later and a, however, the benefits are delivered sooner. those adjustments are the things between exempting and candle stick is happening soorp rather than later. by arresting and large their related to accommodating that. this slide for simplicity is a high-level view at the major phase level. this accommodates for the incommunicable delay and accommodates the decouple of of the shipyard sites. so we had one phase and now those fees are insinuated separately and the document you're looking is the - not the major phase for boo sites. in the scheduled performance there's a small additional communication for the navy delay. the navy has announced subsequent to our schedule another year delay. there's an outside date that's intended to allow for the flexibility so we don't get caught up in the original schedule. also there is as part of the ongoing process for the mta the bill of rights alignment has been carefully studied to have the configuration for the pedestrian safety this means and i'm flipping now on the lower left of the screen this r

and so, i don't think that it will help us get it finished any sooner. on the p3 system, the savings on the bid price and the design and the construction, is usually more than a design build project. and again, we took an 8 percent number and so the examples that you will see later will show that it could be higher than that. and we lowered the claim risk to 75 percent and because we started out the risk in that contract. and one may not be able to put on the developer is the hazardous materials and but you, but we have virtually the materials on this tunnel except that when we get out into the excavation work in the train yard and even, the things that we have done, it is only in the top few feet. so, just to summarize, how would you get the three different numbers, the first set of numbers is the course and they do not change very much, and still have to get the right wave and it has not changed and there are some reduction professional services and we are saving on the design costs is not saving on the actually maintaining the program and making certa

so i don't think it's going to be sooner than later. i would be very surprised if they did anything this year. and i think that in all likelihood it's going to be more -- closer to march. >> bill, isn't the real question whether they do or not. if you have a lot more days like this, isn't it kind of a moot point? >> right. i mean, at some point the fed starts to play catch-up, as is usual, right? andres, what about you? >> i think march at this point is the highest probability of it happening, but it's not a question of when, it's if. we know that eventually they're going to have to. march is forward looking and i think the market is up for that today. >> you think things are getting better. does it come sooner than march, given today's report? >> to a certain extent politics come into play where you have january and february, potentially a debt ceiling discussion. i think the fed might use it as an excuse to wait until march. >> who's jumping in there, sflus. >> i think the more interesting question rather than when is how. it's not ju

you can expect us to be announcing something sooner rather than later. does that have anything to do with the fact that there were democrats meeting with the administration today because that upton vote is coming to the floor on friday? >> that is right. good afternoon. i think it is all pushed by democrats who are running for the hills from this plan, this roll out. they are hearing from constituents. when you have california democratic senator diane feinstein who is not up for re-election and there are one million kalians losing their health insurance she is getting she said 30,000 calls in the last couple of weeks. she is signing onto mary's bill that you can keep the plan if you like the plan. there is quarter say whether or not that would take weeks, months or even year to do that plus doesn't that go against the entire domestic signature law that this president passed which is obama care? >> sure and if you look at this, you heard the house majority leader reference this at the health summit back then. and he is right. i mean he was talking about i

melissa: the incredible bendable phone and could be in your hands sooner than we think. 've seen smartphone makers release curb phones over past few weeks. that is nothing compared to the completely flexible tecology. how long until you're folding up your smartphone, and putting it in your pocket? here now are tech experts, eric and pete. changes for joining us. now the mystery is solved. we were saying to ourselves last week, two companies are raising out with curved phones and you have to ask yourself, why? who needs a curved phone? that may not be what they are really after, right? >> it may be kind of a moment about trying to differentiate a little bit. there is this dual motivation here with trying to pack more pixels and more information into

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but he will have to face up to it sooner or later. sooner or later, he will have to return to dortmund. >> the coach and players are fully aware of their strengths. they already enjoy a four-point lead over their opponents. >> they are gunning for their first league win over their archrival since 2010. how confident are the hosts? the mood is not overly confident in dortmund. >> he faces his biggest challenge yet as dortmund coach. already decimated by injuries, the club has been dealt another blow. he will be out of action for at least six months. others are also nursing serious injuries. >> we have a couple of major problems. we will have to field a defense that has played fewer than 20 matches together. nich tends tomu challenge the defense. not the best situation. >> he will be called on to counter the byron offense, but he has little bundesliga experience. the new signing has not seen much playing time either. >> we will have to play extraordinary football to stand a chance. we will be depending on the support of our fans. dortmu

the sooner washington starts to live by the fundamental rule, the sooner that washington will get things right on obamacare and other things. lou: i think you are right. as you begin this campaign to live by your laws, i imagine you will get pushback from members of both parties because there is a high level of comfort they there as you well know in washington with the privileges of exemption. and someone there was a staff member on the hill and gave me an earful about how dare a republican -- that i might support this amendment. and i say that i believe rasmussen has a 9% approval rating. and we tried to go lower because you're not with the american people on that. >> no other americans can qualify for this, sometimes it's way above what other americans can get. >> i have to ask you both, how much angst do you believe is in the white house after president bill clinton, who has been the president's great ally, and if you will, most issues, his alter ego, thing to keep your promise. even if you have to change a lot. >> well, i think it is all about politics, and this is a pretty good indi

pursuant to getting us to the finish line to the alice griffin retains that we want to get started sooner other than the candle light side and i'd like to ask the senior director for candle stick point to present and a good afternoon, commissioners i will move through this quickly so have time for q and a. i wanted to the focus of today's workshop is the first major phase if the streetscape exempting site. as it turns out this is one of the most important it enables the alice 2k3wri69 site. in your packets you'll see a major phase that looks like this for the candle stick phase one and the streetscape one looks like this for the candle stick point side. so we're going to provide a brief overview for this today. we have some reps from the cac and the president of the alice griffith in the back waving. also, we have the master developer so far the site and there are a lot of consultants that have been working very, very hard to a keep us on a schedule but the members of the streetscape team and we'll present that as well. the goal as i said is not an action item we wanted to provide i with

we have to do it sooner rather than later. i really ask the support of the congress to the budget committee, for them to really be able to bring a budget to the floor. let's try to do it before the thanksgiving break. let's look at how we can look at a balanced approach between strategic cuts. and we on the appropriations committee are ready to keep on doing the job that we started almost seven years ago under senator byrd, our wonderful, most beloved leader of west virginia, senator inouye, senator stevens. we need to keep on doing that but we need the budget committee to do their job. the impact on national security is really significant. the impact on our domestic economy is really significant. we need to be able to step up to the plate and not only avoid a crisis, like a shutdown, we also have to avoid the crisis of confidence that's occurring in our government. can they govern, can they get the job done? are there significant pragmatist as that will really look at what is the must-do list we have around spending, of which

you'll regret it a lot sooner than you think. >>> phone-friendly skies. the government imposes new rules to let you use your cell phone during air flight. >> apparently official. president kennedy died at 1:00 p.m. central standard time. >> and on the 50th anniversary of the assassination of john f. kennedy, a witness to the tragedy shares her story. >> i was the last film of the limousine before he got shot. captioning funded by cbs >>> this is the "cbs morning news" for friday, november 22nd, 2013. good morning. good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. well, the senate has changed the way it does business. senate democrats approved a historic rules change that all but ends the use of a filibuster to end most president nominations. president obama welcomed the shift but republicans are ward s precedent has been set. susan mcginnis is in washington with the details. susan, good morning. >> anne-marie, good morning. this rule change is so controversial it's known in washington as the nuclear option. it basically removes the ability of the party to block

>> i think it's a later development than sooner. we don't know what happens with the budget rules in january, once the resolution, so when that occurs, the fed may wait until first quarter of 2014. >> stephanie, real quick, what are the catalysts? what are you looking at in terms of big market moves? >> cisco is next went. it's important for cisco and also important because they give you a lot of data on the global economies because they reach a lot of different places. and then big retail, nordstrom, walmart, macy's. >> talk about a surprise, how about jcpenney, surprised everybody. nice move in the stock the last two weeks. it retail performing better then, in your view? expectations are low? >> those stocks have been laggards within the consumer sector. but i do think that they're getting traffic in the store. cosco, 6% comp, 4% traffic. peep want to go in there. if you offer them discounts -- i'm not talking about profitability. i think they are luring them in, for sure. and with oil prices lower, there's a little more money to

and when they mean sooner, they're talking before kindergarten. the legislation called the "strong start for children act" would increase access to head start programs for five times as many four-year-olds from low and moderate income families as the number accepted now. "they get exposure to math, alphabet, all the things they don't get exposed to at home." the cost--four billion a year with state tax money gradually paying more and federal tax money less. supporters say the payoff would come later as increased productivity "for every dollar spent, you get seven dollars 'return on investment.' that's the finding from economist james heckman, a nobel lauriat from the university of chicago." the brookings institution found investing in early childhood education could add two trillion dollars to the nation's g-d-p within a generation and a dramatic decrease in poverty rates. "the evidence is too strong. if we're going to have a vibrant middle-class, we must invest in early learning." though bipartisan members of the house such as new york republican

and sooner or later folks are going to start trading in their old cars. but we don't need, their life circumstances is such where for now at least, they want to keep the old car even if the new car is better we should be able to give them that option options ot is what we want do do. and by the way that is what we should have been able to do in drafting the rules in the first place these are aut two fumblesa big game, but the game is not over. with respect to the politics of it, i will let you guys do a lot of the work on projecting what there means for virus just varis political scenarios. there is no doubt that our failure to rollout the aca smoothly has put a burden on democrats, whether they are running or not. because they stood up and supported this effort through thick and thin. and, you know, i feel deeply responsible for making it harder for them rather than easier for them to continue to promote the core values that i think led them to support this thing in the first place which is in this country, as wealthy as we are, everyone should have the

. >> when people have less food stamps, they will be here sooner in the month than they usually are,hey will have spent their money sooner. >> food stamp benefits were boosted during the recession, but that was temporary. an increase is about to expire. it means the family gets $632 a month will receive $36 less. >>> employees from several silicon valley companies volunteered to help fix the government website for the affordable care act. the companies include oracle, google, and red hat. the site healthcare.gov had trouble handling signups. the obama administration promised to have it fixed by the end of november. >>> aldon smith could be back on the field next weekend after being reinstated to the active roster today. the 24-year-old was placed on the nonfootball injury list last month. he went to a treatment facility for substance abuse after being arrested and jailed on sus suspicion. he turned himself in to face weapons charges stemming from a house party last year. >> first game to be played at levi stadium won't be football, but soccer. earthquakes will host a seattle sounders

we'll have an update at 6:00 or sooner if something happens. for now live in san francisco, i'm brian webb, kpix 5. >> we talked to san francisco police about the incident. they said they believe officers followed the proper procedures. >>> sonoma county is investigating its second deadly shooting involving deputies in a month. the latest happened last night in guerneville. deputies shot and killed an armed man after he threatened to kill his wife at the river lane resort. the wife made it across the street to the sheriff's substation. but when deputies arrived at the resort, they heard shots coming from inside. according to authorities, 59- year-old wayne cortright later came out with a high-powered rifle and started shooting at deputies. they fired back and courtright was killed. deputies are now on administrative leave. petaluma police in the sonoma county district attorney's office are investigating. >>> a new lead tonight in the murder of a recent college graduate near san francisco nightclub. it started after a fender- bender. kpix 5's re

the question is had hernandez been transported to the hospital sooner would he be alive today?now, that's a question really only the coroner can answer. those results aren't out yet but they will factor into the l.a.p.d. investigation. >> pelley: john, given police procedures, what should have happened? >> reporter: scott, they had trained to this almost exact scenario just three and a half weeks before that at another airport. 200 l.a.p.d. officers, a couple hundred airport cops, part of the training was that the assumption the gunman was still on the loose in the terminal and that force protection-- armed teams of officers-- would surround paramedics to provide cover for them as they went in to treat the wounded. that didn't happen here. now, in context, part of this will have to do with the tensions between the airport police union and the l.a.p.d. about who's in charge of an event like this at the airport but the investigation will get to the answers. >> pelley: john, thank you very much. our years since a california family it's been nearly four years since a california fam

course, if in order to attract business a station sets its prices too low and can't cover costs, soonerlater it'll go out of business, too. but what happens to prices if one company, or one person, controls all the gas stations? that was what the country faced in 1890. the company was standard oil -- the man was john d. rockefeller. this was the infant oil industry john d. rockefeller saw after the civil war. drilling equipment was hand- and foot-operated in those days and available cheap. anybodcould join the o rh, and anybody did. with thousands of small-scale prospectors, drillers, and finers competg, the supply of oil was plentiful. prices were low, and so were profits. rockefeller had been doing well as a cleveland produce wholesaler, but he thought he could do better in oil. ruth sheldon knowles came from an oklahoma oil family. and her book "the greatest gamblers" told the industry's history. rockefeller stayed out of the drilling end because he didn't want to lose any money. he was the one who always wanted to -- he wanted to make the money. and when he saw that there was such a

. >> what about the thing in the past, what made people step back was you'll be in the minority sooner or later and then it will work against you and that kind of -- why this time did the democrats say we don't care, we know it will be in the minority and will come back and haunt us at some point but right now we're going to do it. >> what's interesting in the senate and john mccain and more senior democrats and republicans, karl levin was a democrat that voted against it, said most democrats serving now don't know what life in the minority is like. 33-55 senate democrats have only known the senate in the majority. karl levin voted against it this week and said that very same thing is that you have to think of this as an institution and not just as your personal prerogative right now. to think that -- and republicans have been rather candid in saying when we take over, and eventually we will take over, that we are going -- we have every right -- you have set the precedent that the majority can change the rules with just the majority vote and mitch mcconnell said on the floor, it may ha

or later and the argument has got to be sooner rather than later and all that's happening through going down the extreme fossil fuel is putting off the imperative even longer other countries of the have taken the initiative already denmark is going to be completely by storm when you were energy's in less than thirty years. the political will and political decision to invest in that technology now that the technology is there we just need to make those political decisions government is this is backed we've we've linked to to the industry it just fed in each other's nest at the moment and the thanks for joining us live there from the u.k. and heber green party member nanti fracking campaigner thanks a lot for your thoughts. u.s. troops may remain immune to afghan laws and still be carrying out military operations after they're called. mission ends in twenty fourteen that's what a draft security deal suggests the afghan president said he wanted to be signed after the elections despite admitting there is little trust between him and washington the loya jirgah council of elders has started d

scientists are wrong thanks to climate change the end of life on planet earth could be coming a lot sooner than we all think i'll explain why in tonight's daily ted. efforts to reform the n.s.a. have reached a fork in the road in the senate there are two different reform bills currently being pushed there are a lot but there are two main reform bills currently being pushed one is by judiciary chairman senator patrick leahy called the usa freedom act and a companion bill was introduced in the house as well this bill actually includes some substantial reforms it brings transparency the top secret buys accorded fixes gag orders that prevent companies from sharing government information requests to their customers and it most importantly it bars the bulk telephony metadata collection on americans under section two fifteen of the patriot act also limits collection under section seven of two. the pfizer amendments act all together pretty good start but there's a competing and it's a reform bill in the senate one being championed by senator dianne feinstein the chair of the senate intelligence co

but our expert says the feds may drop out sooner than later. plus why the president's about face on obama care could come back to haunt consumers in the long run, americans kicking the habit when it comes to credit cards, i am ali velshi and this is "real money." ♪ ♪ >>> this is "real money," you are the most important part of the show. join our conversation not next half hour on twitter using ajrealmoney. janet yell edge. that's her over there. but first she needs to get approval from the senate. on thursday she started that process with a bit of grilling from senators over the feds' multi billion dollars bond-buying program that works to keep interest rates low. fed chairs have a long history of monetary speak. an obtuse language that most americans find hard to understand. i was ready interpret a lot of her speech for you. but she is clearer than most fed officials. listen. >> i believe it could be costly to withdraw a commen commendatir fail to provide adequate accommodation. on the other hand, it will be important for us also as the recove

khruschev, do you think the cold war might have ended sooner than it was?t kennedy in the american university speech was signaling something and that those messages were being received in moscow? >> yes. i think that the cold war can be ended in the end of the '60s. my father told that that system will take over, will win, not more military strength but present better life to the people. so he wanted to change this pattern and he wanted to move over the economical competition not to the -- just military confrontation. >> of course the military confrontation then escalated. we had the tragedy of vietnam as well as the breshnev era and went for decades more of spending enormous amounts of money on nuclear weapons and on our military's conventional nuclear. >> but the tragedy of vietnam was not induced by the soviets, it was our own. >> clearly our own. do you think that the military advisers were misleading the president and also some of the diplomats as well, as we've seen really trapped him and, of course, lbj into making all the mistakes they made on vietn

that's why he's going to talk sooner rather than later. especially as these numbers, poll numbers are so, so bad right now. >> you wrote about the article that you have up, the making of obama care management failure, the notion that obama wasn't clued in seems to defy logic there. why does that defy logic for you. >> well, i said in that paragraph that there are a couple of things that would explain that, that being that this is an extraordinarily important law to the president's success, the fact that he was so clued into the power of technology and just because there were warning signs all around the aadministration over the last year. but i go on to write, that the white house was focused on a lot of problems that they foresaw. but none of them were the biggest problem that presented itself and they really had no idea that they would have to worry about the fundamental health of the website. and you know, they explained to me that they were so concerned about so many things. leading up to the launch, but the idea that the website just

students expressed dismay they weren't reported sooner. >> the fact this went on and nobody spoke up, nobody was going to help someone out? it's just, just flabbergasting. >> in san jose, abc7 news. >> the president just arrived in los angeles. here is air force one taking off this afternoon from san francisco international airport. after a six-hour stay in san francisco. he urged supporters to stick with him despite lowest approval ratings of his presidency we have team coverage tonight. vic lee and carolyn tyler. vic, tell us about the man who int interinterruptinte interinterruptinte interrupted the president's speech today. >> reporter: this is a day when betty ng's family members met the president but also a day when a young undocumented student made his point to the president of the united states. betty ng's niece sang the national anthem she told us she was nervous but had an angel.. >> i thought of my aunt betty. that helped me hold it together. >> the speech focused on immigration, importance of a reform package. a heckler interrupted the speech. >> i need your help. >> that

both hospitals are scheduled to be opened in 20019 or sooner. we look forward to a successful project on time and budget with worker safety being our focus. we have mayor ed lee and mike the san francisco trades council dr. mike and chief of staff at cpmc and mayor logan. mayor ed lee please step up to the podium (clapping.) thank you, very much for working with us again. this is a day we've looked forward to for quite some time. i know our community partners have worked really hard with our board of supervisors with lou girard to come together with our health officials and make an agreement that is right inform san francisco. i know this is the first of two announcements that we look forward to. this compass invaluable in the center of where a lot of activity are will have at least a 3 hundred and 2 bed and we look forward to having a similar announcements on the st. luke's campus to create a service hospital there as well. i can't tell you you how excited we are and we'll reminder each other that the process has to be credited with the leaders

sooner or later there's going to be a popular uprising over costs that will force change and probably force it in unacceptable ways. the hospital tomorrow is just going to have to adopt some of these ideas and others will copy the leadership of these hospitals, otherwise the prognosis in my judgment is grim. there will be a new order that will call for a major healthcareng of how delivery is organized, measured and reimbursed. this transformation is starting to take hold and is recognized by almost everybody, including and especially the cleveland clinic, where changes have already yielded gold improvements. around the country, mourn more hospitals are developing these disease has met programs for the chronically ill and implementing prevention efforts such as outpatient programs for asthma, diabetes and weight loss. simultaneously, high-powered computers are doubling up billions and billions of pieces of data from healthcare records and insurance claims, from vital signs to medical images. you are breathtaking, some hospitals are using the data to identify those at risk for disease a

that see wall is in the flood season and at 330, and the other sea wall are all to flooding and sooner or later the port has to deal with lands that they own on the other side of the embarcadero as well as the piers. >> i am going to pay attention to these studies as well and i would just put out your schedule, and for awarding the warriors, is they have a lease that will end in 2080. and you look at this, and this is between, 10 to 17 inches, and 2050 and 31 to 69 by 2100 and so just kind of split the difference. and we have a big problem. and the port has toto as we undertake it and we have to keep it in mind and we appreciate the public comment that the rarina has to take that into consideration and we want to keep this in the forefront and we as a commission have asked the staff to keep us updated periodically not only with the study but with anything else that we can. and i think that i also want to point out not just with spur. we are working with bcdc and i recently had the opportunity to talk with the chairman. and this is as you know, one of the number one priorities and i thi