i think len ar tells a better story. these stocks don't have any believers left, and they're considered public enemy number one when it comes to tapering. be careful if lennar opens up because it could be another toll and head right back down. before the close wednesday we hear from many of the executives conference regarded as the evil empire. oracle. this huge software firm sold so much legacy business that i doubt it can stop reason, but i don't want to own it in a world where the technology has moved on and away from them. if if you wonder what i'm talking about, go to the archives and read about every interview i have with the exec alan dream its force that are carving up oracle's client base. thursday brings in more food. this one is from conagra. i'm starting to think they bit off more than they can chew. i want to hear that things are going well with that acquisition, and that could ignite the stock. i'm not going to look that the beforehand. too risky. we get results from darden, which is more from being a slow

lens. there are some interesting experiments going on, particularly with electronic manufacturers, samsung and sony, camera manufacturers, my con and cannon, where they're mounting zoom lenses on phones or they are just making the lens itself a full-blown camera no real camera, just the lens and you control it with your smartphone, so they are separate devices. you know, those are a little quirk gr right now, i think it's early days, but something there around, you know, let's continue to innovate, let's try new things, let's melt great hardware with great software and i think magic's gonna happen. >> you did decide to make your own iphone app, camera awesome, you named t was that because -- is that a victory or a defeat in the -- in the -- in the -- in the professional camera and photography field? >> you know, i think it's more of a sign of things to come. we built camera awesome and 20 million people use it and love it because i was frustrated with the software that was available on the iphone, but i think there's a lot of extra -- >> i'm perfectly happy with the software on the i phone

and so i would just like to highlight sort of the thing that the businesses are looking through that lens when they are looking at us as a city family. >> so, we have divided up through our discussion points, and recommendations under three categories, communication and partnership, operational sensitivity, and parking management and street use. so, what we have heard from many small businesses, and the small business commission has had a discussion at its meetings is, a need for the small businesses to be seen as the equal stake holder. and equal to a bicycle advisory committee, and the bicycle coalition, the pedestrian safety advisory committee walk sf, livable cities, and residential organizations. to be involved in the

that the businesses are looking through that lens when they are looking at us as a city family. >> so, we have divided up through our discussion points, and recommendations under three categories, communication and partnership, operational sensitivity, and parking management and street use. so, what we have heard from many small businesses, and the small business commission has had a discussion at its meetings is, a need for the small businesses to be seen as the equal stake holder. and equal to a bicycle advisory committee, and the bicycle coalition, the pedestrian safety advisory committee walk sf, livable cities, and residential organizations. to be involved in the consultation, planning design and policy development, so for the first recommendation that we have is that when you are about to engage in project areas, to identify small businesses and small business representatives in that area, to be the representation and the stake holders, the same as you might do for the bicycle coalition, or walk sf, and then, as consultants as you begin to work on a project plan area. and then,

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aer from jay carney read as surely as if they were placing a hand over a journalist camera lens, officials areing the public from having ann independent view. the picture on the left is from the white house cress corps. on the right is the official white house photo. this past august, they got a seat in front of the code yum for thea anniversary of the march on washington. they got the behind the scenes picture on the right. these are individuals from the president's visit to nelson mandela's cell. this picture of the president's visit to camp pentleton, he got pushed back and got a more intimate picture. here's the president speaking henry ford museum and sitting in the bus where rosa porks refuses to give up her seat. joining me now is associated press photographer and a member of the press corps. a white house photographer and a contributor to "time" magazine. good morning to you. >> good morning. >> you are not alone here. charlie, i look at the photos and the public might say so what. the white house does some photos and you are in front of the scenes. what do they say? >> the public need

now a look back at 2013, through the lens of "we investigate." . >> are we? am not allowed to tell. >> this is a box of pork that was in a shed for five hours before it came here to this restaurant. >> did smith get the star treatment on that friday morning? >> yes, he did. >> did all ten smith receive preferential treatment? >> smith did not receive preferential treatment. >> so it's okay to change sick time to administrative leave? you are okay with that? >> first of all, it's the same thing. if everybody in the county did that, our budget would be totally out of control. >> i said to the flight attendant, we need to get my animals off that tarmac, they are supposed to be in the air-conditioning van. sedona's entire crate was filled with blood and feces and er she was dying. >> ribs get fractured. how is it possible this truck driver ended up in a trauma hospital. >> well, again, on going litigation in the case. i don't know why he suffered the injuries to the extent he. >> she was saying all the time, you don't ever want to experience that. because part of

new this morning, all lanes are back open after a serious accident in suit len. -- suitland. four people were taken to the hospital. one with life-threatening injuries. no word on how the accident started or the condition of the victim. allentown road has been reopened. michigan and new england are covered with a thick layer of ice after this morning's storm. they have a thousands of people are waking up without power before christmas. >> sheets of ice have turned streets into treacherous skating rinks. the ice is weighing down trees and power lines. are on the clock to get the lights back on. >> we put stuff up and stuff comes right back down. the worst ice of storms new england has seen in 15 years. near detroit, the hum of generators fills neighborhoods left without power. the harrison's were intending to for weristmas dinner five people. metropolitan airport, the ice caused a delta plane to fly off the attack to slide off the runway yesterday. out west, winter weather is bringing other dangers. at least eight avalanches in utah since this weekend. the storm caused at least

kpix 5's len ramirez telling us parking problems are putting game day in the jeopardy. len. >> reporter: allen, you can see the stadium in the distance rising out there. you can see what looks like loot of parking, but that is really just a fraction of what is need for this 68, 000 seat stadium. >> levy stadium has already taken shape and is acting like a magnet for other developments for big hotels and office buildings in the area. >> the stadium is a catalyst for development in our city. seems like there is a lot of people that want to be located around the stadium. >> there is just one major problem. >> there is no parking. i think it will be the first nfl stadium ever built with zero parking. >> santa clara resident says there is parking surrounding, it gist belongs to someone else. like the great america theme park, the hotels or nearby businesses. the plan was always to lease about 21,000 spaces for stadium parking on game days. but that is coming up short. >> the people who own and lease those lots are smarter than the council and the 49ers gave them credit for. i

yesterday, washington d.c., hiked their minimum wage up to len dollars and i believe $0.10. the fact is. they are going to len time time 50. it is incremental and you have folkical people getting together. and you are looking at them and they are saying, we are not tone agers flipping burgers. is the better cure to improve the economy in general. you have to remember in the past 20 years or so. we hiked the minimum wage ten times federally. and since 1956 it was done five times. and we looked at businesses. i immediately looked at 15 year stock charts. i picked mcdonalds. and we look at stocks and how they perform. they inform people at minimum wages and both of their stocks hit all- time highs and that is since they were publicly traded since the 80s. and minimum wage hurts people. people say costs go up and the prices get more expensive. and the dollar menu goes away. and then the supporters. believe it or not costco was supportive of raising minimum wage but not to $15. >> it is a bug jump from $8 to faep. >> and especially for the small business. >> john boehner was talking about it this woke

are no reports of any injuries. >>> we may be halfway through december, but now it feels like summer in some parts of the bay area. len ramirez joins us live from santa cruz where record high temperatures are bringing lots of people out to the beach. len. >> reporter: brought them out to the beach, brought them here downtown, liz. it was kind of a schizophrenic day here because the calendar said one thing, but the bether said something else. >> if -- weather said something else. >> i can't believe how hot it is today. >> you'd have a hard time believing this was december in santa cruz. >> almost feels like summertime. >> and it looked like it, too. shimmering sun on the water, toes in the sand, ice cream cones. and, just in case you need a reminder, this man the drew a line in the sand at 75 degrees. >> after wisconsin, this is beautiful. >> these midwesternerest touring the west coast made like the locals and stripped down to shorts. >> wisconsin you couldn't wear shorts today. so, this is great. >> shorts, tank tops, even flip flops all came out of the closeted to. it was like an early christmas present for some kid

our len ramirez on how people are suffering with dirty air and you're asking why firefighters can ignoreban. we want to know, len. >> reporter: that's right. the traffic that you see behind me crossing the dumbarton bridge right now is only one part of the bay area's air pollution problem. some are calling in question the fire department's decision to go ahead with a live fire training exercise at the height of one of the worst air situations in the bay area in a long time. you can see it in the air. the pollution, the brown stagnant haze hanging over bay area cities was another "spare the air" when wood-burning was ban an unprecedented sixth in a row. you don't need to tell asthmatics about the air alert. they can feel it. >> i notice a little more irritation and breathing problems. so yeah, it's something that i have had to control for a long time. >> reporter: but something made it even worse for jones, who works in east palo to. yesterday, the menlo park fire protection district ran a live fire training exercise for new recruits at the dumbarton bridge which sent a significant amount

what's the lens that people are using?nd that's why you see obamacare generally never really having strong support. yet all the components of obamacare being very popular. and that's going to continue to be true. now that we're entering a period where people actually have the coverage, they're going to be evaluating it based on what the coverage is like for them. their own personal experience. and then we're going to have a completely different situation. and the website rollout obviously should have gone better. that will be a distant memory down the road. and polls, very recent polls show that people think down the road people are going to be better off, the country is going to be better off as a result of obamacare. >> angela, what do you make of that point, that the branding eventually will give way to the results on the ground? >> well, you know what's funny about that, ari, we've heard the president joke about this, right? he said that it's obamacare right now, because it's had a bumpy rollout, and up until now, we h

are alive. there's more groups than ever and huge mal-esso lens. >> who is write, president obama or senator fienstein? >> they are both right. and i'm not kidding. let me say first it's a pleasure to be an al jazeera america. you bring new content and energy to the business. i'm pleased to be on the program. as for who is right and why they are both right, it's true that core al qaeda has been decimated. al qaeda as a top-down organization is over. al qaeda and related terror groups - they are parasitically related in a horizontal way is growing. what mike rogers is saying is that the threats have changed. what diane is saying is that they have increased. >> let's listening to house intelligence chair mike rogers, who suggested the situation may be worse than before 9/11, 2001. >> the pressure on intelligence services to great it right is stronger. more affiliates than we have had have switched to the notion that smaller events are okay. if you have more smaller events, that may lead to their objectives and goals. >> representative rogers brings up the issue of smaller events. do you think that's whe

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len ramirez shows us how people are preparing for frigid temperatures. len? >> reporter: elizabeth, just in time for the cold weather, which will be hitting tomorrow, the homeless shelters here in santa clara county are opening tonight. in fact, this shelter at the sunnyvale former national guard armory has just opened for the evening. you can see some of the people starting to stream in. in fact, they began waiting in line earlier today. it was hours before the cold weather shelter would open but there he was bundled up on the doorstep of the sunnyvale armory. navy vet raymond cordero 71 years old and homeless. what's that going to mean so-to- have a roof over your head? >> -- what's that going to mean to have a roof over your head? >> it would be great. >> reporter: the armory is one of three cold weather shelters that are opening up in santa clara counted tonight providing an additional 275 beds in sunnyvale, san jose and gilroy, just in time for an expected blast of frigid weather. >> i'm very grateful that we have this program and we're doing it but at th

we are looking at the entire system and evaluating and through the lens of what it whether we are doing everything that we can and should in order to protect americans and protect the united states and our allies or are we doing more than a week doing things just because we can because we have the tools and capabilities to do that despite reassurances of the abominable station has a mate a box on its hands to convince people not just in the states but worldwide the people's privacy is not being compromised. you'll find seeing in juba the capital of south sudan needs yesterday the president of africa's new station announced that the crew against discovered he'd been defeated. to find two of the night and sunday. gunfire including firefightinif any weapons resumed in the area this morning the kids come from the mitre course has not found in central cuba since sunday but she say the least twenty six people have died in the ponds. a car bomb exploded this morning and a stronghold of the shiite militant has been our group in eastern lebanon. lolx proportion by a lebanese tv occurred after my

once right in front of everybody on purpose and boy did that show sing along after that so you are controlling len we think mr roland you have been on with my wife. will discuss some of his favorite roles next don't go away. please please take your leap very hard to take a. particularly long here. that are back with senator mccain they're looking. cute cute. cute cute cute. cute cute sleek you look at the political ticker. last time was a new alert animation scripts scare me a little. there is breaking news tonight and they are continuing to follow the breaking news. alexander's family cry tears of snow white and gray things out there that had the ad ran dark and a court of law found online is a story made for the movies playing out in real life. back with james roll in the first showing november twenty fifth on the hallmark movie channel in christmas with tucker you were you you worked with steven spielberg right. yeah yeah i did yeah there's a matter of fact after he directed one of the welby's and would yes eat yes he did yeah yeah i think it was about the it was in the first part of the second

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there are a lot of jokes to like and it is a well made imaginative series. through the lens of economics, there are so many cable channels out there. you have netflix and hulu getting in on this. it is an enormous marketplace for good shows. if you remember, seinfeld, 30 million people watched seinfeld on an average thursday night. these shows are not getting near those numbers. it is a much bod broader audience and going for a smaller niche audiences and that is great for you and me who like quality tv. >> i was going to ask you that. who is getting the credit. how much of a role is net flicks kind of making the overseas shows more popular in the u.s.? >> again, they are looking for content, right? and it is funny, because consumer. it is bad for the producers. it drives up the price of it. and at the same time it give us better collection and things like that. now let's remember that for every sherlock and for every downton abbey and -- there are many more. we live in a world where there are multiple shows about couponing and little people and the like. so it is all part o

as our len ramirez reports, street sweepers are getting the word their jobs may be outsourced, right at their busiest time of year. >> reporter: street sweepers in palo alto are like turkeys and football players. it wouldn't be fall without them. >> these people have been here years and years. they have experience. they know their jobs. they take pride in their jobs. >> reporter: and in a leafy city like palo alto, it is a big job. take a look at the size of those piles of leaves swept up from the streets and gutters of just a few city blocks. a crew of seven city workers has been doing this job for decades, but that may be about to change. the city is considering outsourcing street sweeping to private contractors to save money. >> seven employees will lose their positions in the city and they will hire contractors to do the functions that the employees currently do. >> we are sensitive to the fact that these are employees, it's their positions, and so what we're trying to do is our due diligence in terms of whether this would be a cost savings if in fact we did go out and outsource

this scorecard will be a public lens and will be communicated not only on our website but -- on our mailers. as we are gearing up for our new rate study, we want to attend nearly 700 neighborhood groups and association. it's a potential for a lot of visibility and we want to reflect well on the commission and all the work it has done. nancy? >> good afternoon, i'm joined today by my colleagues, and project manager. as required by the commission adopted assurance policy i'm pleased to introduce to you today. the development of the scorecard is required by the assurance rate payers. it's the best management practices and cost-efficient -- our department collaborated with the controllers office to develop the rate pay era insurance scorecard and benchmark report and parks and recreation for park maintenance. the rate pay r scorecard for over 114 from the strategic plan. covering four areas in the area of management, personnel management and asset management and sustainability inclusive of 5 goals. 1 sf puc values and 114 sustainability metrics. the strategic for the framework includes 114 benchmark measu

welcome back to worlds apart where we are discussing our lens many gains and failures for the country's minister for european affairs. mr donohue we were talking about that i'm a gratian in our land. as you said it's a very pressing issue but europe as a whole has to deal with. broader much larger issue of incoming immigration i'm talking about refugees from africa and the middle east some of that related to the conflict in syria and in libya and i think ireland has a very unique position here because on the one hand for decades you've been receiving country and now you are once again their country of immigrants how do you think this issue should be dealt with in a broader european context that's a hugely difficult and sensitive issue the three elements to how we believe the should be handled better in the future the first one is that we have to do all we can to make sure that people are not in a position to have to leave their country and region because of the terrible violence and state that's occurring there and europe the role to play there secondly we need to ensure that if they ar