the ps 4 is $100 cheaper than the x-box 1. titan fall could help bridge some of that gap. and lifts say the game takes advantage of x-box 1 technology, offering players great special effects and the feel, they say, of a blockbuster movie. the gaming industry is changing. casual gamers are now playing more on their smart phones and tablets rather than consoles. and some analysts on wall street want microsoft to sell or spin off x-box because they say the business is a money loser. lewis ward of idc disagrees. he says that microsoft country just think of the x-box as a gaming hub but rather an all in one media center for your living room. >> and i think that over time they hope this will stave off apple, right. partly it's a blocking function of say apple or google or other companies that want to come in and put pcs in the living room or internet in the living room. this is microsoft's kind of way to block them. even if they don't knock it out of the park, it is partly a defensive mechanism. >> reporter: u.s. spending -- gamers spent more than $15 billion last year according

it comes preloaded on the ps 4. users can use it to capture video in their own living rooms and then, share it across the play station network. >> anything goes. and those streams are available to view if your parental controls are cranked up to maximum. >> you may feel safe if you have disabled internet browser in parental controls testers found that didn't block live stream video. sony's web site does provide instructions for blocking the live stream or user again rated content. >> it insolves setting up what sony called a subaccount. >> consumer reports says it isn't very clear. we contacted sony. a spokesperson told us the system design thoepd gamers share their game play through popular social channels it's unfortunate some individuals may abuse this and share inappropriate content. our social media partners are experienced in disabling users who violate terms of service we're working in full cooperation with them to minimize instances. ps 4 allows owners to block subaccounts from social media. you can find inst

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its first big exclusive game for the ps 4 video game console. this is a third installment of a series that has been very successful for sony, and one that it hopes will help it continue beating microsoft in the console wars. making and marketing a game like this can require an enormous budget. >> a big budget game title right now will cost almost as much as a feature film. i mean, you can talk budgets from 50 million all the the way up to over $200 million for a specific title. >> reporter: it's a multiyear, massive undertaking to make these big budget video games. there can be up to 100 people working on a game for years. game developers, engineers and artists, just for the music there were three composers and about ten musicians creating the soundtrack for infamous second son. there's also the marketing dollars that's put to work for these games. a analysts say that can cost another $30 million. but the payoff for these companies can be stunning. take two's grand theft auto 5 for example released just last fall has already done 1.8 billion in s

tracking of compliance with those benchmarks because we know that for instance, if you look at the workforce ps that the event tolerate didn't work with the mayor's office in 2012 to route san francisco resident for event related contracts. we need to make sure we do something that's fair to everyone involved and fair to the taxpayers so did city i'm grateful and happy that some businesses bend love of the businesses on the waterfront don't share that prospective. you know, the views range if people who feel knoll to people feel it was more of a negative. so i think we need to have a comprehensive assessment of what the benefits truly have been in going forward and making sure we're very clear about our expectations and especially clear about what's expected in terms of the contributions of san francisco taxpayers. thank you >> supervisor mar. >> thank you, mr. martin for the presentation. and also to the budget analyst for their thorough report. i support the conclusions of the budget analysts in saying any agreement between the future events host requires payment to the city other than servic

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ps. i've been buying the s&ps since the dip back in late january to february.hit patterns. that's been a good buying opportunity, if you look at past instances of fund gap downs. also, with regards to the events occurring in the world right now the strength of the market and also looking at the chinese yuan currency, the beating it's been taking, considering the support we've been seeing in the s&p 500, that's really good. i continue to like s&p for the long term. >> austin, it's karen. let me ask you something. in your strategy, how much risk -- what's your risk tolerance? how much money are you willing to lose as a percentage of your book? >> you guys are both really young. you can go long or go all-out. you know, to the wall. >> they can be more aggressive than they should be. >> i'm just saying. time is on their side. austin, why don't you answer that. >> absolutely. i think i take a very conser conservative approach to investing. before i get in a trade, i'm not big on risk management. i analyze the overall macro picture. and then, i generate trade ideas.

is difficult to find the ps 4 at any retailer including game stop and we sold more x box 1s than anyone else. there are strong demand for that. microsoft has done a better job keeping product in supply, and new ip comes out like tighten did a couple weeks ago, they are strong system sellers. we see investment coming back strong in the consul industry. cheryl: the business growing and changing we have to diversify with the times. and walmart offering to bring in used games and walmart by food and other items at walmart but maybe not games. walmart news are you nervous about this move by major company like walmart? >> we double the lot of competition in the trade business for many years. this is just another example. and a strong vibrant growing business. awareness is very long customer base. getting people know you can't bring your own video games and trade them for new video games. it is a great business, it is very complicated. it is high service high touch environment. your associates want to know what they're looking for, they want to tell the customer what they can get. you have the

because, you know i don't know the dimension ps of the evacuation slides but it falls in that general arena. i don't think it looks like the rafts which are a completely different style and size. but that would be wonderful to find those. >> just a question, would those slides be able to open automaticcly if they were able to open? as i remember how they are hooked up, once they depart the airplane, they inflate. they are attached to like the doors and when you open that door, they flop out and fill up with air and they are ready to float and they are generally, generally capable of carrying several people as you go along. they are pretty sturdy. miles one difference of this new search zone. it is closer to australia and in shipping lanes more likely to have trash. that is a challenge as the planes go up. they are more likely to be seeing pieces of the plane. >> given the trash that we have discovered in the indian ocean i suppose it is a wash if you will. one advantage is you have more sets of eyeballs in the arearea. somebody might be able to help the searchers in their efforts. the

. >> based on your conversations with speaker boehner, does he still enjoy the job? >> ps challenges every day he faces. it is a challenge that so many people are facing. i just did seven town hall meetings last week throughout louisiana. yet people dealing with real createdproblems wit being by policies out of washington. challenges igest hear from people in my constituents are about the problems washington is creating for people, impediment they are putting in front of people. that is what we have to keep focused on. this pales in comparison to the problems they are facing. the republicans take over the senate, let pretend it is january 2014. what is the first item they should take up? things we need to do to get the economy moving again. you look at the number one people talk about it is the economy. they want to see an economy that works again. it want to see jobs created again. they would love the opportunity to get back into the workforce. we have to go and tackle the problems and bring the bills to the senate and get into the president desk. the president loves brag

eight days later, federal prosecutors issued the first of 23 s&ps investigating the relationship betweenrolina regulators. >> it's clear they have been coordinating their legal efforts. >> he says the questionable relationship became apparent last year. his group tried three times to sue duke to clean up spills but he said state regulators block them every time by fining utility instead of demanding a cleanup. >> it's an inappropriate or too close relationship between duke and the state that's contributed to that. scrutiny is due. >> reporter: the federal subpoenas demand the records of 18 employees of north carolina's department of environment and national resources or denr. the prosecutors are examining whether the regulators were influenced by utility with a monetary payment, pref rein ren chal treatment, of promise of future employment. a former employee told us she resigned last year of what she called the defanging of the agency. they said they would not comment on the investigation. utility has promised to work on plans to clean up its waste sites. mike hager worked there for 17 y

statement saying that is why they think the burden should be on netflix should pay higher fees, not for the i s psprovide the interconnection for free and that is a valid argument with one little hiccup which is these companies are becoming what is known as natural monopolies, not legal monopoly is the natural monopolies because they control such a large percentage and that is an area that is right for regulation. the regulators are going to have to take your concerns as a consumer into account when they figure out how to write these policies 3 years down the road. gerri: they control everything. those pipes, everything comes through them. not just your tv, your phone, your internet, everything coming through those pipes. they have a lot of control. netflix, i think they have service people like and they want everybody to pay for it. thanks for coming on the show. good to see you. you have got to come back more often, thank you so much. have a great weekend. we will be right back with my $0.02 more in our answer to the question of the day should employers force workers to divulge personal informat

. >> how much are the ap ps. >> they are mostly flee. >> the one that jamie likes >> it is the pebbles not a big funded and they were on kick starter and funded in 15 minutes. it is a colstory and they were fast to market. it is it a little more basic than the other watches. it doesn't have a touch screen but so many developers creating app. >> and the bands are here to stay. >> you can change to a role watch band and the next crop will be more stylist i hope. >> we are happy to consumer reports took a look for us. >> good to so you as always. harris faulkner is up next with the fox report. take care everybody. i bought a car, over and tells you, and you're like. a good deal or not. looking at truecar.com. there's no buyer's remorse. save time, save money, and never overpay. visit truecar.com ♪ ♪ ♪ (bag shaking) (vo) bring the thrill the catch... now with new shrimp flavor.en. friskies. feed the senses. it's hard to describe, because you have a numbness, but yet you have the pain like thousands of needles sticking in your foot. it was progressively getting worse, and at that point i k

the s&ps are only 15 to 18 points off the top, and with the earnings season pretty much coming to a close, now we can focus primarily on economic news here at home, which realistically has been pretty good. so i do see a continuing to the upside here. again, that's barring any sort of international storm that we may see coming out of russia or with the president right now at the hague. >> we started to see this flattening with the curve last week as well. how much more do you think is left in that move? >> i do think there's a little bit more. one of your previous guests just a few minutes ago was talking about how all the economists and all the critics were looking for rates to go up this year. and we've seen rates go down about 25 basis points or so. so we have seen that flattening in the yield curve, the 5 is up to 175 or so. and i think that's going to continue again, i mean, the market withstood what yellen said last week with rates going up, maybe six months after the tapering, so we're still at least a year out, if not 18 months out before we really see those rates going up. and i

forecast and look at temperatures and you can see instead of the upper 70s to 80, we'll go down into the 60 psoss san jose. we have a semi conon san jose because you'll start off drier and by the afternoon, chance of rain increasing with 69. san mateo and peninsula, showers from the late morning into the early afternoon. again, temperatures in the low 60s including san mateo and belmont. haze valley, chilly and 61 and along the marina 60 with the possibility of rainfall returning. we'll take you to the north bay, napa from mid 70s today to 60 for tomorrow. remember that jacket. santa rosa 65 and again, rain returning for the east bay, 64 for you. the try valley, 69 pleasanton and livermore. rain returning, yes, sierra snow. look at the toles from tuesday afternoon through thursday. we'll likely see higher elevations from one to two feet of snow. if you're head that way, watch out for treacherous travel conditions over the next three to four days. this week it looks like as the storm systems come in. the heaviest rainfall in the pacific northwest. you can see the bulls eye of red. down the bay

if it continues to support the referendum in crimea. ps this is not on the donkey homepage on the comic as honesty has been finding out. it goes on this position so that by themselves. in june initiatives in bold. i think it is the sinks to new. i think the sanctions against russia will be like the berlin wall between the east and west along for good and i'm against that. it was in the setting of the peace process and so i think sanctions will harm both russia and europe. maybe the two disgusted behind the curtain first give diplomacy a chance before slamming the door way. it is obvious that ukraine belongs to europe just like the western part of russia allies territory leading europe and that has nothing to do with the eu or nato those of different things chad says activists say is i don't think sanctions are a good idea and they shoot c down at the table and talk it down. i'm the new un security council russia has been defending climbing is right to self determination and games and a round of criticism. i bought the tiny chicken scratch

cancellation of the client won't be leaving for it but to show the fb for a crime that we are at will i could not get any time for information and official ps. the move that the atmosphere i mean you manage to get in there it looks like it and situation in a dangerous situation while it is so quiet that situation. that's him. my impression was even denied that the man can ever be but then i just bet that spending that looking quiet. i'm going to make and take a tough one to show that doubt that this is the good that they are forced to reckon with. tell me how people the respondent to get a close which is a dress. while the people i spoke to him you know that i'm not very fond of dental coverage that they gave to see it with a weak president at the color. given that because she fled the country and they gave the cia it is at the top and two people named what has happened here what's interesting is the chemical that has come true and what the topic during a press conference held by members of the regional government and they told of date and eight it had been a ten year contract but up in a key item at the beach as you clean the kitchen. then

even though you are not making a call, it is checking in with the cell tower saying, i am here, and you are there. >> and those handshakes s or psthe satellite company enough information to reconstruct the plane's likely flight path. surprisingly, the data shows that the 777 flies for several more hours after disappearing from radar and ends in the south indian ocean. the constant changing, conflicting news puts families in a tailspin. >> it is a roller coaster ride, and one moment i'm fine and the next moment, i'm a complete mess. i wish i felt that, you know, i had some positivity that, you kn know, he was coming back. ♪ i will be right here waiting for you ♪ >> reporter: on march 24th that positivity is dashed when malaysia airlines sends families they haven't been able to contact this text. "malaysian airlines deeply regrets that we have to assume beyond any reasonable doubt that mh370 has been lost and that none of those on board survived." a short time later, malaysia's prime minister makes an announcement. like image 370 end ed in the southern indian ocean. >> what was the hurry to make that statement? if the malaysians t

our play of the day comes from the walk took -- chicago white sox player. him,ps a shot that carries and he climbs the wall and makes the grab. that is our catch of the night. tiger woods has with drawn from this week's arnold palmer invitational. due to that back problem but he is the havoc, spasms in his lower back. tiger says it is too early to know if he will >> a little bit of present nation on the way. >> and little bit of freezing rain and drizzle. currently under an advisory that kicks in at midnight. we will tell you all about it at 11:00 p.m. >> thank you. have a good night. >>> welcome to "world news." big, new questions, tonight, about the missing passenger plane. as we meet the witnesses who claim that jet flew right over their heads. what did they see? what did they hear? >>> and a news chopper down near the seattle state meeting. >> we have a report of a helicopter into the station. >> a tragedy in the family. >> this wil

representatives of appleton notion is faulty and dan local authority here in the crimea say they don't want things to happen. ps on the island that cherry tree and this is another reason why the odd man rush ninety eight overnight stays for a friend and all that crying these stages and another reason they say is that people local residents approaching them all the small because you have to understand its main topic time for all ukrainians include didn't cry in use at the venice that's happening and happening in the last three months have been a very tough and tiring la d and no one expected something like this to happen in ukraine mrs my people feel these the uncertainty and the endings for friends and could calm them down and the kobe fan base is white they had asking local authorities say overnight stays as soon as possible rory others like the very different response on the ground in tea and twenty gathered about the reaction there to this referendum this is any worse each day she didn't cry means authorities don't recognize kids mean monsters they don't see it as the detaining power at the same time he adds

our meteorologist rob stanton has the details from her. ps we are continuing to watch a storm is moving very swiftly awful was the northeast and what that means is that while improving conditions out here for western japan has fallen some very heavy rainfall are done today actually think i'm pushing the prefecture to go ns ninety four millimeters was reported. meanwhile for the ease while and then to sell winds up nearby hundred kilometers per hour today and currently was happening here on your thursday evening if you are northern time to read an exciting of course hokkaido. while the snow was coming down this is what's already full. and we're still expecting some areas could see an additional top forty to sixty centimeters on top was already occurred in northern parts upon to extending out through eastern hokkaido after storm continues to whip those very cool wins on shore and brings a very unstable atmosphere so that's going to prom but also those wins under twenty km per hour that's blowing things out about the very unpleasant now the good

he's planning a visit to apple headquarters in cupertino and plans to meet the what's ps app co-founder facebook last month for $19 billion. abc 7 news reporter matt keller will have a live report from mountain view coming up at the top of the hour. >>> russia agreed to a nato request to hold a special meeting in brussels today to discuss the growing crisis in ukraine. russian troops continue to occupy ukraine's crimian region. secretary of state john kerry and the foreign ministers of russia and ukraine are also meeting today in paris. kerry visited ukraine's capital kiev yesterday. the obama administration is considering slapping russia with economic sanctions as early as this week. a live report from washington on the crisis at the top of the hour. >>> 5:35 now. the alameda county coroner's office tentatively identified a 56-year-old oakland man as the one who burned to death in a fire early saturday morning. authorities believe it's richard fang after seeing his driver's license but don't know for sure, because his body was so badly burned. investigators say his body was set on fire

but they are so good at making themselves into the victim ps they're the victims here and we don't have freedom as long as you're forcing your gayness upon us. >> congress frank we started to talk about this in the last block and you were talking about how broadly written this particular bill in arizona was. i wonder if you see any theoretically -- in oregon there is something being proposed that would be a lot more narrow in scope and tell clergy members in churches that if you have a religious exception to same-sex wedding you don't have to perform them. this is a more specific narrow religious carve out to you? >> i don't know of any law anywhere that supports same-sex marriage, many of which i have fought for which would compel a clergy man to participate. it has long by the kate that ra byes do not have to marry jews and nonjews if they don't want to. it's long by the case that catholic priests don't have to mary if one has gotten a divorce without an anewelment. i want to add that they're being traditional in their opposition. and the argument that you got then were very similar.

the first place. so they have to search for survivors. then at some point, if they determine ps pieces of the jet, they'll begin to search for the black boxes and the large debris field, which we can assume is on the bottom of the indian ocean, if in fact they determine this is the wreckage of that jet. and then getting down there is going to be very difficult because it is extremely deep. the weather has not been good over the past few hours since they've begun this search by satellite. and the road ahead may be a very long one. there's nothing at this moment to suggest that within a matter of hours, or even days, we'll be seeing them pull up pieces of this plane or have something more definitive about what exactly has happened here. as i report to you live, it's 33 minutes past 1:00 in the morning on a thursday in new york city. we have nothing that we can report with any degree of certainty. we have the australian prime minister making his statements. we have the satellite images, which we have not yet seen. we have been led to believe we will have these images. the australia

the first place. so they have to search for survivors. then at some point, if they determine ps pieces of the jet, they'll begin to search for the black boxes and the large debris field, which we can assume is on the bottom of the indian ocean, if in fact they determine this is the wreckage of that jet. and then getting down there is going to be very difficult because it is extremely deep. the weather has not been good over the past few hours since they've begun this search by satellite. and the road ahead may be a very long one. there's nothing at this moment to suggest that within a matter of hours, or even days, we'll be seeing them pull up pieces of this plane or have something more definitive about what exactly has happened here. as i report to you live, it's 33 minutes past 1:00 in the morning on a thursday in new york city. we have nothing that we can report with any degree of certainty. we have the australian prime minister making his statements. we have the satellite images, which we have not yet seen. we have been led to believe we will have these images. the australia

the plane, the ps orion just came back and detected four objects that are about six and a half feet in sightings and passed them onto the coordinates and they will analyze it. how long does that process take? because as we sit here and watch you know it is torture to wait. and it seems like it is taking a long time but i'm sure it is probably chaotic there. any gauge? >> well, it is a little quicker than basing things on satellite imagery, which has a little more lag time. in theory, you can get to it more quickly, but the ocean is a dynamic place. and whatever you see in one moment is not going to be there the next. so by the time a ship with its speed limit gets to the actual sight of the orange object it may very well have gone somewhere else. as a matter of fact it stands to reason it will. so that is the challenge, you know, getting -- finding these things, making sure you don't run out of daylight to get them. being lucky to find something that is in closer proximity to a ship. it is a huge challenge and not a giving environment whatsoever. >> good point, mary, mark and miles we

compared to only 5% of the students in ps 123 which is the school that the school is co-located with.y stark. >> who are the kids? who are the kids that go to the charter school predominantly. i'm asking you. i'm asking you and ethnic question. who are these kids? >> 73% of them are on the free and reduced lunch program. 92% are african-american and hispanic students. again these are the constituents that mayor wants to represent. >> so, i thought, okay. what did you say 93% are african-american and hispanic. that's an incredible number. they are producing these high performance scores after going to this charter school. so, look. de blasio runs as the hero of the left behind. he wants fairness. he wants to tax the rich. and give the money to people who are less fortunate. these are exactly the people who are less fortunate and they are learning like never before. i just don't understand any of this and how he's going to get away with it. >> well the other thing that's appalling about this act is he himself has never visited the school or asked about the student data that we're just t

we gave the palestine state a dot ps domain. and will the new authority change that? my theory is know. there'll be stakeholders between you and icann to change the whole value proposition of the internet. it doesn't seem like anything will change. >> an italian nun could we the next susan boyle. we are back with the story. >> this is sister christina. she's 25 years old and went on the italian version of "the voice", and belted out alicia kees "to -- "no one." it hit the 26 million views. [ singing ] >> now, sister christina says she had a gift and wanted to share it with others, and hopes pope francis will contact her. she's waiting for the contact. in the meantime she has a fan page and cardinal rovosi from rome tweeted out: >> and alicia kees tweeted: >> thank you so much. >> an update on the top stories is next. "real money" with ali velshi. >> coming up on "real money," 25 years after the exxon valdez, another oil spill is wreaking havoc on the environment. why it's happening and how the trend could be the same. and ugly odds for people out of work for six month

bay area native and olympic champion heather petrie was there to hand out special medals to the new swimmer ps>> to see them swimming back and forth and have that confidence in the pool is awesome. you never know. one of them might be a water polo player one year. >> it lets everyone to different moves while they're swimming. >> program organizers say learning to swim can build a kid's self-esteem and boost his or her confidence. >>> morgan hill police are introducing the newest member of the force. meet sunny a 3-year-old shep frerd the czech republic. sunny and morgan hill's other k 9, sierra, will get to knee know each other in school and hit the streets by the end of next month. >>> up next, a boeing 777 missing with 239 people on board. we'll have update on this breaking news story. >>> also, a a local homeowner is forced to buy flood insurance for property that's never flooded. why she blames cal trains for her predicament. i've been claritin clear for 6 amazdays. at the first sign of my allergies, my doctor recommended taking one claritin every day of my allergy season for continuous re

communication to or from specifics electors, things like phone-number or e-mails are provided with the assistance of i s ps. the second type of collection is shorthand referred to as upstream collection which is from lack of a better phrase internet backbone rather than internet service providers. it is also selector based, based on particular phone numbers or e-mails. this is a collection to, from or about, the same selectors using prism selection. this is not based on keywords for example. this type of collection fills a particular gap of allowing us to collect communications that are not available in the present collection. given the unique nature of upstream collection there are different minimization procedures that apply. the reason procedures are not all is the same different types of collection as brat articulated is they are different privacy interest and commission interests. >> my time is up. >> thank you for coming out this morning. we really appreciate your time on this. happy to be a part of this dialogue here. to followup on a couple points that have already been raised. first, we talked abo

what i'm prepared to speak about is the concept of self neglect. a ps is a state mandated county program. there is a program in every county in california, but because the program was realigned during the 2011 realignment. each program in california looks a little different. had are in san francisco, our program, we have 30 aps social workers and 3 aps nurses also. and we receive approximately 450 reports of abuse every single month. we have a 24-hour reporting capacity. we work very closely with the centralized intake department through the department aging adult services. that's a primary entry point for a ray of services that dos provides and that we support in the community and most of the reporter's who will call in to report an abuse is what we call mandated reporter's and typically that is someone who is through their professional capacity as working with an elder over the age of 65 or an individual over the age 18 who is considered to be a dependent adult. those are the two classifications of individuals that we serve. the terms dependent adult

. >> look into the face of the kids at ps-30, and ps-149 who have had to share space with eva moskowitz's empire. look at the music space that lost its program, the theater program, the physical therapy program that lost its space. >> you're saying there are losers we aren't seeing from the existing set of arrangements. >> absolutely. absolutely. i don't want to begrudge any student or family success. we're getting into a dangerous territory here. >> okay. here's the thing i want to know. >> sure. >> 160 public schools were closed during bloomberg, some of which over huge, huge community pushback. i did not see the charter movement, did not see the big donors for these places running rallies or ads like that, multimillion dollar ad campaigns. when neighborhood schools got closed against the community wanting them closed, there was no one there to stage rallies except the folks in the neighborhood. you try to close a charter school, there are a lot of people writing big checks. >> there's a simple difference. the charter school is really literally one of the highest performing schools in t

the story. >> really? >> i have to put a ps on the malaysia story. a "usa today" report that says they're focused solely on the pilot as the person responsible for diverting the liner. there's almost zero evidence of that. the evidence it was an accident, a payne stewart like zombie plane where everybody died, the pilot had -- >> where's the evidence for that? they're making that up. >> you do three things in a plane very brevely. aviate, fly the plane in an emergency. navigate, find a field to land in, and then you communicate. i believe there was a fire. the pilot was frantically changing the 13 buttons on the airplane. he diverted it. >> he diverted it to the indian ocean. >> to the nearest field. an island, 13,500 feet -- >> transponder is off, acars is off. >> i believe it could be explained as an accident. >> bernie? >> i'm listening to geraldo. he's alienating, prevaricating, and i don't know. how do you go from obamacare to benghazi to the plane? i'm not following the train of thought. >> what about the senate candidate we were going to talk