that's what harmon has developed.vy bass, and i think it's -- i think you show it in the sprint commercial where the bass is vibrating the speaker. you guys can make sure that -- >> for that you need to be at the madison square garden when the bass goes full speed. it's all harmon, yes. liz: well, that sprint commercial has a cool factor. >> with it sure does. liz: i stop what i'm doing every time we watch it. maybe we can show it. and that leads me to apple. apple having purchased beats by dr. dre, here's the framily, we love these guys and the little hamster there. i'm just wondering, you have an audience that's listening. it's an investor audience, but it's also a consumer audience. convince them right now to buy your headphones over beats by dr. dre and apple. >> i think what beats has done is an incredible creation, and they've expanded the whole category of headphones. where harmon is coming in with tremendous expertise in sound acoustics quality, and most people know. our job is to take the story and still to p

so admiral harmon is one of them. and as anti-russian or or anti-soviet as one can imagine. and it seems to me that the story of admiral harmon and ambassadors before him and after him is also the story is of the current administration. they never were sent to moscow, but they were sitting in washington with this idea that, okay, if there is a little bit of goodwill, we can, we can do that, we can work with russia. and what we see now with ambassador that just returned relatively recently from moscow when you look at the language that is used by the administration, they're at the stage when add marl harmon -- admiral harmon after stalin's refusal to support the polish uprising in 1944 went very anti-stalin. so that's where current administration is at this point, in my opinion. thanks, thanks for your question. >> phillip -- [inaudible] i have two questions. number one, i wanted to know why anyone would want to go into an alliance with belarus which i understand is still a stalinist dictatorship. and the other question is what is khrushchev -- gorbachev now thought of in rus

[ensemble playing early music] composers of western classical music have developed a detailed harmonictem rooted in the musical practices of medieval europe. texture is the way all of these elements are combined into a musical fabric. textures can be complex, like the overlapping rhythms of a west african drumming ensemble... or as simple as the sound of a single human voice. we can analyze and compare different musics by looking at their basic elements, but music itself also exists as an element in the cultural life of every society. (lin the environment can influence music botconscious and unconscious ways. for instance in the west, the argument has been made that a lot of the dissonant music that arose at the beginning of the century was a result or a reaction to the noisiness of industrialization, and the dissonance of modern civilization-- that it was a reflection of social dissonance, in a way, in sound. [dissonant orchestra music] (slobin) if we use the word environment to relate to music, we're talking about two things: a physical environment and a social environment. in the ca

second, we need a consistent and predictable harmonized system to provide effective remedies. theft occurs in many avenues and companies need different tools into strategies to protect against each type of threat after. businesses need to be particularly cognizant of risks that arise in the supply chain. the growth in the recent years of extended global supply chains comprising hundreds or even thousands of suppliers has brought tremendous benefits and has given many firms an enormous competitive edge. companies using extended supply chains often must share confidential and highly valuable business information with their suppliers which may be located in a different country with different laws and corporate farms. in the face of this reality it is absolutely essential that companies implement effective strategies to protect trade secrets not just within their own four walls but with their suppliers as well. in the report we recommend a five step approach for safeguarding the trade secrets and mitigating potential threats. we suggest the companies identify and categorize their

>>> tonight, justin theroux, angie harmon, music from 5 seconds of summer. and now as you well know, here's jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: thank you very much. [ cheers and applause ] that is very nice. i'm jimmy, i'm the host, thank you for watching. thank you for joining me here. very nice. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: i appreciate that. we have a lot going on tonight. so much to get to. first of all, i don't know if you notice, we have a very popular band on our show tonight. they're from australia. and look at this line. a lot of these people slept over here last night. they slept in our parking lot. 99% women. i think there were a few dads sprinkled in there, but as far as men go, that is it. they're all here lined up for our musical guest tonight, "5 seconds of summer." and this is exciting. the band is planning to marry whoever screams the loudest. pick the four girls who make the most noise and spend the rest of their lives together, i guess. look at this. we have such a demand for tickets, we had to close down the street behind

theme parks build, and harmon has most of the system to be put in. liz: you landed shanghai disney? >> that is right. liz: they were in a bidding war they got it all of audio for it, does that add to their bottom line? >> a huge deal, just imagine that. i love that, i read in report, they are looking more toer merging markets with 4 new truck lines in brazil, china and hungary. i think -- >> for people, they do audio for things like madison square garden, carnegie hall, they are growing their business in car audio systems from porsche po to bentley and bmw . >> i like this they are not just a audio company but a life style company. you will see them in your home, i do a have systems in home --av systems in home, a wealthy are getting wealthier they ar put te system in home. >> they are there already. >> but you talk about emerging markets. >> they are spending more money, they spend about 2.5% of sales, this year, they are investoring to future, anticipateing more growth, i look they are spending money for growth. liz: they did headphones, i asked ab

monday at maryland harmon stock onto a flight in moss angeles.day issues of peace from jail thursday shoes back at the airport. hartman is without a heart--column home. c is now been caught sneaking around airports or on the planes more than half a dozen times. those who must know hartman know that she is always wanted to go to hawaii. a woman suspend a short amount of time behind bars said she was not surprised she was caught sneaking around thursday. herrmann told her that people were after her and trying to poison her. we are enjoying a quiet and mild weather drought the bank. and of a close eye it on the activity. full details on all the developments when return. mother's nature's fury on earth is visible from space. those light flashes is lightning. when astronauts said that the vision of it all left him speechless. tropical storm is heading for a. that storm is going to bring heavy rain and wind throughout the state. let's take a closer look at the satellite imagery. we see heavy winds along with apostolate 8 to 12 in. of rain within a shor

>>> tonight, justin theroux, angie harmon, music from 5 seconds of summer. now as you well know, here's jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: thank you very much. [ cheers and applause ] that is very nice. i'm jimmy, i'm the host, thank you for watching. thank

harmon state? i think we have been ordered to long already. one of the big mistakes we've made is assuming it's a single block. there are 1,600,000,000 muslims in the world. life for most muslims is very different in each of those countries can even in the arab world day-to-day life in morocco so different from saudi arabia. but for the fundamentalist there isn't so much difference. even if you assume there's 1% that has very stringent interpretation of islam, that 16 million people. that's a whole country. and not being engaged in the ideological and theological world with them, not dealing with elements that are reconcilable with the islamic world is a tragedy that's going to come to bite us and it may not be an existential threat, but it's a threat where you can see casualties and hundreds of thousands of terrorist activity. and that's something we have to worry about a great deal. >> okay. we are out of time but i've got a final question for the panelists that you can answer in one word. if we have one of these crisis, one of these blowups

we have the ceo of harmon audio, this stock is up 99% over the past year, 300% since 2009, the bottome market. the ceo is the genius when it comes to running this company. they are in car audio and event spaces like madison square garden and yankees stadium, even carnegie hall. he is here to talk about what has propelled this stock over the last year and what will propel it in the future. the auto market is huge and we are talking russia. you see read on the screen that has to do with russia pushing back on sanctions saying we are going to ban imports of food from the u.s. australia, canada, norway and focus on companies that will be most affected, they are publicly traded and you look at this import ban if it does hold for the time being. i will send it back to you. melissa: thank you so much. good things come in small packages. coke is boosting its bottom line by cutting back on the can size. find out house weeded deal the sugar squeeze will be for the sodamaker and messing with perfection. ford is going all in with aluminum on its f 150. if it is not broke, why fix it? you can neve

claude harmon, butch harmon's son works at the same club where tiger is. number of teachers could do this. mike atkins is another formidable force in the world of golf instruction, who also teaches at the same club where tiger does. if you look back to the origin of the swing that tiger had in 2000, he was watching a video in 1997 of him winning a masters when he thought about all the things he needed to do to his golf swing. i think tiger is capable all by himself of going out and making the necessary changes to his golf swing, but also to his body. heic swing like he used to unless he changes his body. >> you know, golf has a great new young star in rory. seems like a great kid. he's won a bunch of majors in a fairly short period of time, but how much does a game, randall still need tiger to perform and to win majors? we talk on cnbc on companies like nike and dick's sporting goods, saying their equipment sales are down. i wonder if there is a direct relationship to tiger's game not being up to par, so to speak. >> i'm quite sure that the inclusion of go

discrepancies or differences, certainly one of the options for the commission, you could in essence harmonize the policies and adopt the city's policy, but not the administrative procedures because it's governed by a separate commission. i think we can present some options to you. >> great. >> are there -- can i ask? >> absolutely. >> are there situations where former commissioner ellington will be appearing before us? as director of public affairs. i assume there would be. >> certainly. there's been a motion and a second. please call roll. >> please announce your vote. commissioner mondejar. >> yes. >> commissioner singh. >> yes. >> madam chairperson rosales. >> yes. >> the vote is three is. >> thank you. . please call the next item. >> 5f, theodore ellington as commissioner of the commission on community investment and infrastructure. discussion and action, resolution number 692014. madam director. >> commissioners, i'm very pleased to bring this proposed resolution before you for your consideration. as you know, mr. ellington, former commissioner ellington was a founding member and along w

and then mayor harmon peery came back into office at the beginning of 1948. now, there's no evidence for this but i think she thought, now that harmon peery is back in office, maybe a bordello would stand a chance. so, she decided to start importing women in there as prostitutes. the rose room's first blazed in the public consciousness on may 1, 1948. the wieber wildlife foundation was holding its annual party in the livestock coliseum, and three strippers from the rose rooms were hired as the grand final heat. they were passing round matchbooks riff the rose room's logo on them, and the strippers named are written in ink on the matchbooks. well, the crowd became so unruly they started throwing bottles on the stage and police rushed to the coliseum some arrested not the bottle-throwers but the strippers. this was the first time the public ever heard of the rose room. and within a few days after that they raided the rose room and arrested rose davey not for prostitution but for distribution of narcotics. we're standing in front of a couple of building. this on

joining me is managing partner mark harmon.anted to introduce you as the guy that left the hotel so much about one. tell us that story. >> this is a property in a stunning location in the caribbean perched above a beautiful white sand beach with turquoise waters. you can't help but fall in love with this place. it is on the island of anguilla, a private paradise, a beautiful place. small but easy to get to. this property opened in 1984 and had a wonderful history. it set the standard for hotels, luxury hotels in the caribbean when it opened. over the years, it has had wonderful success. guests came back year after year. a couple of years ago it closed down. we bought it and did a top to bottom restoration of the property. malliouhana, that is it. >> what other properties do you have? i know you have auberge in california. >> our flagship property is in the napa valley. we opened that in 1981. we have other properties in the napa valley. we have the hotel jerome in aspen. we have other properties that are going to open soon. >>

we're not acceptable at this point for sure it had a great influence he was a great influence on the harmonicon the contemporary up to now. i thought it would be interesting because they have e he was contemporary we use him on this and his life was you kill our wife you get poisons all those things are great stories for on opera. i was leaving behind a little bit which those collaborative dancers i was really trying to focus on opera. a friend of mine said well, what would you really want to do i said opera what is it not opera parallel. why isn't it are that i have the support now we can do that. i realized that was something that wasn't being done in san francisco no other organization was doing this as opposed to contemporary we are very blessed in san francisco to have organizations well, i thought that was going to be our speciality >> you create a conceptual idea for setting the opera and you spear ahead and work with the other sdierndz to create an overview vision that's the final product felt opera. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> i was very inspired to work with him because the way he looked at the key

this isn't harmon's first incident. she's tried six times to get past security. one time even made it on the plane, but arrested before takeoff. she's now banned from sfo without a ticket. security told a local congressman how she does it. she bypassed the document on saturday while -- she went through screening, and did a similar thing to get past the gate agent. official say hartman was not a threat. >> the passenger was screened by the tsa, public safety was not compromised in any way, because the passenger did undergo screening by tsa officials. >> what i'm more concerned about is somebody who would seek to do harm, and if this woman can get through, i think it exposes vulnerabilities for somebody who may want to do harm. >> congressman eric swallows on the homeland security transportation subcommittee. he recently called for improved perimeter security after a 15 grrld boy climbed a fence back in april and survived the flight to hawaii in the wheel well of a plane. as for the hartman incident, the it tsa says it's made minor changes to the layout after initi

by the way, harmon is continuing to go higher. plus with international rectifier, a similar if smaller semiconductor company catching a takeover bid yesterday from infineon, goldman went from sell to hold. yeah, he had a sell on a -- that got a 47 premium yesterday. i think it makes sense to view them as a takeover target. in case some of the big boys want to break into the markets, well, of course here's a little icing on the take. the company is based on the tax haven of switzerland. another potential inversion candidate. here's the bottom line. i think goldman sachs was dead wrong to downgrade nxp semiconductors on monday but their mistake is your opportunity. as you now have the chance to buy a high quality stock at a discount. how about stock gifts for 500? delores in texas. >> caller: jim, a lone star state booyah to you. >> i like that. how can i help? >> caller: i'm calling about rf microdevices. is that a buy, a sell or a -- >> no, after they put that combination together, they became my second favorite after skyward solu

i am sarah harmon. the german chancellor calls on the ukrainian president to urge a cease-fire and a provocative russian aid convoy returns to russia. i.s. militants are battled. back, and who is would have thought it, bayern munich win their match. german chancellor angela merkel has arrived in ukraine for talks on the escalating conflict in the country's east. her visit comes a day after russia sent 200 trucks into ukrainian territory without permission. moscow says they were caring humanitarian aid, but the ukrainian government calls it an invasion and accused russia of smuggling supplies. most of the trucks have returned. >> tensions are running high. urged.merkel is role in say germany's mediation is crucial. >> the most important thing is europe's day united. it will continue to be crucial that no one drives a wedge between european countries. that is where germany can help lead. >> this footage shows russian ukraine again today. russia has insisted it carries only ukrainian aid, however ukrainian

joining me, join harmon and former director of central intelligence, r. james woolsey. breaking news to report that u.s. military forces have continued to engage isis terrorists in iraq today, conducting another attack on an isil truck going into sinjar. it seems increasingly like dismantling or incapacitating is isis in a fundamental sense is the goal. administration here. >> following george bush who said the same thing, that basically we were ending the iraq war, we were getting out, we were not going to be there anymore. then circumstances come up in which you want to be there briefly for a bit in order to save refugees who are trapped or to use fighter aircraft to bomb infrastructure. and if they wouldn't state things so boldly, they wouldn't have so much trouble looking so crazy as they keep dancing around. but i'm afraid they're sort of trapped in their narrative and we're all likely to get a good deal of unfortunate entertainment out of their verbal logistics. >> well, jane, let me get your thoughts on that. has the administration put itself in an awkward positi

the third thing is the generalization or harmonization across the continent. if we can do that we will have blocks of groupings so that a power investor in nigeria can move and give or take concern issues you can predict the way the policies will play out. that we need because we need to invest in countries and across borders to help improve access in africa. the fourth point is the regulatory issues. it takes too long to get approval. in africa, nigeria we started this because of the reform in place. you talk to many foreign investors in particular want to invest in power. many have raised a lot of money but it takes so long to close the transactions on the continent so weed need to change that. and also we understand the stake of the power sector of people in africa is growing. the regulator mindset is different than the other parts of the world where electricity has been significantly improved. the regulators on the african continent must be fair. and lastly, our government need to help -- we need to realize that incentiveship behavior. so if we have tax on

this happened in the northbound direction on the lake harmon road off ramp. chp says that ramp is closed right now and probably will be for the next four hours. you can get updates on this story and more on twitter @abc 7 news. >>> israel and hamas have agreed to halt the seven-week war in gaza. unlike previous cease-fires, this one is unlimited in time. hamas is declaring victory, but the deal does not meet the demands of either side. but it calls for israel to ease the blockade on gaza and open the border for aid. mostly palestinians have died in the attacks, and tens of thousands in gaza are now homeless. >>> a san diego man has been killed in syria while fighting for the militant group known as isis. white house officials have just confirmed the death of 33-year-old douglas mcarthur mccain in a battle between two extremist groups. his uncle says his nephew confirmed to islam several years ago. investigator has been looking into mccain for some time before his death. isis is the terrorist group that has claimed responsibility for the beheading of american

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>>> tonight, justin theroux, angie harmon, music from 5 seconds of summer.nd now as you well know, here's jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: thank you very much. [ cheers and applause ] that is very nice. i'm jimmy, i'm

advantages, at least this is my strong view, of a two-state solution. >> thank you so much, jane harmonou for joining us today. >>> we have more now on this stateside arrival of nancy writebol, the second american to arrive from liberia after contracting the deadly ebola virus. that ambulance carrying the 59-year-old missionary of north carolina about to arrive in atlanta. you can see the progression of the ambulance. kate snow is at emery university hospital. kate, they're ready to receive her. and the first steps will, of course, be to see whether she walks off the ambulance as dr. brantly did. >> reporter: right. >> whether she comes off as one would expect on a stretcher after this long journey. >> reporter: yeah. an andrea, we all really hope that she can walk off but i've been told she is on a stretcher and just down the road. we can see the helicopters overhead right now and probably only a few blocks away from emery university hospital. the security is tight. we are on another side of the building. the helicopter should be able to see where she will enter, the backside of the un

harmon we're looking at the eir is looking specifically at the possibility of turning fulsome and howard into two way streets it this will prove peaceful and make that more pedestrian friendly and there's a lot of support from the community to make the traffic work, of course. there's a number of things we're collectively working on to improve pedestrian safety and commissioner antonini and i think it sounds like a wonderful improvement and since the last time we talked about this in the right direction i have questions. i understand that we're going to have an increasing a captain of the north and south see 5 hundred and 15 square feet how did that compare with other cities we're in competition with and our total expansion after this is finished >> i know that's a better question for the sponsors to answer in terms of the conferences. >> mr. hartman and whoever else has answers. >> commissioner. thank you for your question moscone ranks 25 in the nation in terms of of the size with those improvements move forward 80 up to 17 i that's encouraging but why not in the top 5 base your compet

. >> reporter: terry harmon oversees the sexual assaults unit, santa clara doesn't face the same issues as alameda, attributing their success to local dna testing. >> that allows us to be very much on top do we have a problem, do we have a personnel problem? >> reporter: in san francisco, the police department there tells me the department is required to test all rape kits after a city ordinance went in to effect. live in san jose, azenith smith, ktvu. >>> they're hope to go help the thousands of children who have been coming from the central america. they studied the late labor leaders cesar chavez, and how he fasted to help labor workers, the students are now in the midst of a five day fast of their own, they're only drinking water until friday. >> i'm fasting because i put myself in those children's views, what if it was me, having to cross the border and having my parents leading me because the country i'm in is so dangerous with violence? >> the students are also collecting money, shoes, and clothing for the immigrant children. nearly 63,000 unaccompanied children, mostly from guat

there are many countries in africa that it can't be easy to harmonize everyone's policy. if you could, better. it's a tough objective. >> thank you. >> if i might i'd like to go to strive next. and your perspective, strive, looking at the industry you've been active in communications and information, technology. and give us a sense of how the opportunities this are evolving in africa. and a sense of this question of whether you see the potential for regional collaboration and policies that can spur greater investment in infrastructure. >> thank you susan. this conference is a great vision realized for us. thank you for organizing it. and for starting this new chapter. you know i have been active in building african infrastructure for my career. 30 years. i have been involved in telecommunications since private sector were first allowed in, in the early 90s during that period, i have invested inability telecommunications infrastructure in 17 african countries. whether south, east, north. we've been there. we have people in those countries. if you had asked us in 1994 when

a partisan harmon is the same woman detained at least three times at san francisco international airport after allegedly trying to sneak onto a flight to hawaii. she >> making minor changes to the security area at the san jose airport to prevent another incident like this. >> united airlines flight to belgium was forced to make an emergency landing. >> was en route from newark to madrid to brussels last >> the pilot decided to make an emergency landing even though the fire had been put up. the plane landed safely and firefighters waited nearby. >> none of the 233 passengers on board were injured. >> we will tell you when apple plans to introduce the new iphone 6. >> we're making a european turkey pat mi f the activia challenge! there's nothing like leaving home feeling attractive. but too many times i feel bloated, gassy, uncomfortable with gurgling. nothing seems to feel right! and yet another pile of clothes on my bed. so i'm taking the activia challenge. eating activia twice a day for four weeks may help reduce the frequency of minor digestive issues like bloating, gas, discomfort and

three people were killed this afternoon in benicia when their car ran off the northbound lake harmon northbound ramp off highway 680. we are told that all three in the car were older adults. it is not affecting any other traffic on 680. it is not clear right now why that car ran off the ramp. >>> this is a busy tuesday evening. coming up, desperate search. a northern california student goes missing one day before school starts. >>> also ahead, san francisco mayor ed lee tours the damage in napa. his offer to the city. >>> and dumpster diving in napa. we explain why finding a television is so important to this man. >>> there is an all-out search for a northern california college student who disappeared on his way from idaho to the university of montana. lucious roby has not been seen in a week. he grew up in quincy. >> reporter: friends, family, and volunteers are desperately searching this vast mountain wilderness for any sign of 21-year-old lucious roby. it's been one week since roby packed his car and set out from horseshoe bend, idaho, heading for missoula, montana, but never show

talking about the necessity to come to terms to harmonizing the processes. processes in relations between ukraine and c.i.s. countries on the one hand and you queen and the e.u. on the other hand i believe that artificial deadlines will not be helpful but still we decided to meet them meet our ukrainian counterparts have and prepare some kind of a proposals before september nineteenth because when you stand that the ukrainian government in parliament are planning to have association agreements with the e.u. already fired in september the russian president has warned that in case it is without any coordination with the customs union and other customs union member states then in agreement with the c.i.s. . we will. seize we would seize to provide certain trade preferences to ukraine and go to the most favored nation. which would be similar to our trade for format for other e.u. member states there is a just a general trade which is called m.f. and most favored nation. so once again this determination to ratify the association agreement in september at any rate

the operators can tell just by the hum of that machine that it's a harmonic noise emitted that it's out of balance and the machine needs to be cleaned. it will start vibrating and we have vibration analysis machines that will come over here and check the levels. so it's kind of an on-going thing that you have to stay on top of on a daily basis. >> handled properly, you take organic residuals, as we call them, that are leftovers of our society and turn them back into some energy. and we have another ability to take that sludge and get a nutrient value for crops there. we actually are running a kind of composting energy recovery system. >> well, this is a dirty job. we try to do it safely and we try to do it without imposing too much on the public. people want to flush their toilets and have things go away and not be bothersome again. we do a lot to try to accomplish that. i'd like to invite you to come back any time you want. once you got this in your blood, you are not going to be able to stay away. the raging waters are fun and when we do digester cleaning i really hope you can come ba

i'm julie harmon -- julie hyman. it looks like we barely, barely into the day higher.ys unchanged. i think we were up just a 10th of a point. in the s&p 500. technically, another record close, but stocks having trouble making much progress after yesterday's move to that record. ♪ but you are watching bloomberg west. chicago is betting big on the data. emanuel has given the green light on sensors. the goal is to collect data on air quality and the weather. sam grobart explains. >> chicago may be the second today, but it is the first to launch a permanent infrastructure to collect big data. temperature,sure humidity, light, sound, and cell phone signals. the project is being dubbed chicago's array of things. >> the city of chicago is quite large. we will have much more precise temperature data. cities always have the data. i am not sure they always used it to figure out how to govern enter. >> the first land will be this fall. -- plan will be this fall. >> we advertise certain data. we can do things on a proactive how you get ahead of it is a problem. >> it was very impo