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, a b, to you first. there is a lot of finger pointing going on. congress said the president is not doing a good job or encouraged the flow of illegal aliens and the white house is pushing back at congress, especially republicans on the house side for not passing immigration reform. does this issue wash out to a net benefit for one party or the other? >> i think so. neither side locks like it is planning to fix it and those americans even who support comprehension immigration reform is anxious about the lack of control manifested by this crisis. people are aghast that it got to this point of unstoppable. you find critics of obama who believe he waited too long from pleas from governor rick perry and could have focused on stopping it sooner and you hear that criticism from the republicans. but if the republicans tonight try to talk about approving some of the funding aimed at deporting the people, or enabeling more detention of the once that are here, along with changing a 2008 law that treats them as refug

. >> we'll talk about it with a b stoodard. tom roggan is a columnist for the daily review and telegraph. sounds like josh earnest is thumbing his nose at the supreme court. >> it is interesting the way he assesses the interpretation of the law that congress passed. it was changed many, many times. it is not the executive branch's place to interpret once a court ruling has come in. it is the court's job and role to be a co-equal branch to interpret the laws. it might have been the truth that democrats assumed that all of the states would run their own exchanges and everything would work out grachlt but once that didn't happen, it was not the role of the government to make a new interpretation and pass out subsidies in the states that did not set up their own exchanges. it makes it difficult to see how it stayed down and emboldened more challenges in court about the law. >> tom, this is an election year, and the obama care has taken two consecutive hits. first the hobby lobby decision and now this. what does it say to the america

govenor corbett is going to the voters to say i want four more years to do a, b, and c. the govenors in the past can say i've had these big successes. the other problem is penn state hurting him among republicans in the heartland. go back to something these two said, renee and brian which is the communication challenges the governor has. the last problem is the general economy is tough, there's still too many people feel the state is moving in the wrong direction, i think that's a function of jobs and not big pay hikes and people struggling, no sense that we've turned the corner on the recession. >> as we continue this discussion here, another thing that you found here with your poll, terry, those who believe corbett deserves re-election, 26%. almost 3 quarters. >> that's right, and many of them are republicans, i agree with brian, i think the governor has done a better job in recent months campaigning. better on message. when you introduce the candidate and the candidate flubs up, you can make do, you know this, you can figure out a way to rehaven't him. >> 4 -- reinven

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, with a b, and some 60,000 employees in the u.s.ncluding in all 50 states, and there is a close relationship and they have been supportive of this and their role has already saved us money and as we will talk about in a minute they are prepared to work with us and i think that it is again, an ideal long term partnership. for us to begin the process to improve this to be the best light rail system in the country, and the other point, again, is everything is local. and as opposed to why you could say, yes, it is a german company and there are in fact no rail manufacturers entirely based in the united states but this is as close as you are ever going to get. 90 miles away, again, planning, designing and engineering, and manufacturing, warrantty support, and all in sacramento, and the other thing that we have highlight is the price. and we got a very competitive price when you look at the price that we have compared to any high floor car purchase in the u.s. and in the last three to five years and, we did very well in that regard. so, i

will move it. >> so moved. >> second. >> is there any public comment on any of these items, item, 8, a, b, c, de, i will close to a roll call, all of those in favor, signify by saying aye, the aye have it and the motion carries. next item? >> 9, approve the terms and conditions and authority leases agreement between the san francisco puc communications and control incorporated and tristar investors for services in alameda and contra costa. andstanislaus counties, for terms not to exceed 25 years each, and for a total annual rent of $78,500; >> commissioners? >> good afternoon, and at its june tenth hearing, this commission, awarded db 124 for the valley, communication system upgrade project. and the goal of that project was to upgrade, sfpuc communication facilities in order to improve, safety, and security, and also, to provide remote access, remote control, i am sorry of the pipeline. and on the action before you was the approval of three communication agreements, for the sfpuc use of three sites not owned by the city. and these sites include alameda and river more hills and contracosta

matters are reschedule, to september 17th. >> thank you. >> so we will go back to the calendar items 6 a, b and appeal numbers 14-097 and 14-115 both dealing with a permit at 1149 prague street and the first one was filed by steven currier and nancy barsotti and the second one by steven, and protesting the he is ka vasing permit on may second and april 4th, 2014 to sbc pacific bell engineering and both for application number 1 4 exc-1815. >> i will need to recuse myself due to a financial investment and i can president hurtado to chair this part of the meeting. >> okay. >> good evening, commissioners. and chair hurtado, commissioners my name is steven currier and i am a resident of the amazon district in san francisco and i am also the past president of the outer mission merchants association and i trust that you read the brief, but i am going to go through the chronological time line of why we are here tonight and this is nancy barsotti and we are the appellants. and who filed the appeals for the excavation permits on 1149 prague street, on may second, and april 4th, respectfully. appellan

a second guys. i want to broaden out this idea of regulation beyond the air b&b's and the ubers, and get back to theittle guy and little gal, if i was renting out a handbag and something destroyed it, or i got sick eating at one of these places, what is the recourse? >> lisa let me ask you this? what happens if you get sick at a small restaurant? i would say you are a lot more connected to the cooks than in a restaurant. and it's not the same as a mcdonald's or a burger king, and even with that we -- we take security as well as food safety very seriously, all of our chefs are vetted -- >> but are you regulated and inspected? do you have a license like a restaurant that i would go into? >> i think also there is a shift in what regulation means. why did regulations first come about? because there were people going places and there wasn't technology around and you needed a body that said these are good, these aren't good. and now a lot of these services are putting in mechanisms to almost democratize these things. if there is a bad one, you will get kicked off of the system. it is a lot more transparen

they flew a variety of planes, including 100 stinson l-5. they had 12 b-25 h medium mitchell bombers, little bit different. they had a 75 millimeter canon in the nose of those. some of the people who were in the airplane when it fired said it sure felt like it stopped midair, even if it didn't they had 30 p-51 a mustang fighters. the one with the alison fighter. they had a dozen c-47 sky planes that they used as glider tugs. they had 100 cg 4 a cargo gliders. it was a big thing, looked like a boxcar with big, fat, ugly wings. you can get some idea of the size of it there. that's what they called the glider pilot, it means no fan man. they didn't have any engines. you can load a small piece of artillery, 12 or 15 fully armed combat troops. and the commandos had the four of these helicopters, the first operational choppers, and they had the first combat rescue during their time in burma. they had 12 stinson l1 flying ambulances. another dozen of -- that's a really ugly plane but i think it did some good. of the 523 original air commandos, 300 of them were p

that has to put a b in your bonnet. >> you had to say little, didn't you? and i called you a -- bleep [. >> do you need to be a jerk to get ahead? you are a nice guy. look where you are. >> i think most of the people who get ahead work hard and apply traditional american values and are successes like larry page. >> take a page from page. a little clever there, joanne. is it better to be a jerk or date one? >> they are not jerks, they are just troubled. there is a difference. the guilt will catch up with them exprk if not the guilt, the -- and if not the guilt, the karma. you may be able to look at yourself in the mirror, but you will get ugly real fast. you can't have it all. >> you scare me. i think i have to take a break. there you go teleprompter. wait, do i have to talk to andy? >> you don't have to. >> i didn't ask you? >> no. >> what is going on? what are your thoughts? >> it doesn't matter to me. >> don't sulk. >> i am not sulking. i have jesse here who is a dark triad and you have the dark crystal. i am just very confused. >> he is like a mythical,

>> i give them a b, apple is a huge force, they will continue to be huge. they are selling iphones even though we know something new is coming. no other company can do, that but they did not impressing us. they brought us great -- where was that. charles: you said to wilt chamberlain 100 pointss is okay for a start, microsoft, you know, stpraoe street loves micr. >> they had a strong quarter, i am giving them a b-minus they are in a we're place, the things that were succeeding were succeeding well, they have a new model for office, they were making a ton of money off that and a cloud business that is doing well, but there are obvious problem with the whole phone thing. charles: we have a basketball team and substitute here, overall, tech sector, it is living up to hype that wall street is giving it. >> it is but all of the innovation from new players. new spaces, fascinating. charles: jeremy caplan, thank you we love your expertise. >> all right. charles: real quick. you like facebook after the close in. >> i loved facebook after the close, i own it, my cli

block 52 by current wood street for 74 unit at the hunters point shipyard including a schedule of performance report and b the housing data table and c the seismic design and d form a vertical agreement and hunters point shipyard redevelopment action resolution number 48. 2014. madam director >> thank you, commissioners as you heard from the last presentation approximately 4 hundred plus unions unit are under construction on the hilltop. one of the units those particular blocks is block 52 you it's as articulated the protocols for development are happening in the major phases and the rest of the documents the schematic design and here today to walk you through block 52 including inclusionary homes is the hunters point shipyard project manager and he'll certainly be joined by other members of the project team. >> thank you executive director. and again project manager for the shipyard. i'll give you a brief overlay of this correct presentation i'll provide an overview of the shipyard project i'll be brief and the major phase application and the vertical disposition

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the surge in stock yesterday boosted his bank account by 1.6 billion with a b dollars. neighbor stock ballooned 183% over the past year. zuckerberg's net worth is now about $33 billion. >> he's doing okay. >>> a visit from the vatican, after the break, the city pope francis plans to visit during his first trip to america. >> just a picture perfect evening, picture perfect day really, high temperature only 85, low 65 and at national, 57 in baltimore for a new record low. we'll come back, talk about a yellow alert sunday, let you know how you can dance around >>> if you're just getting home, here's a quick check of the day's other top stories. philadelphia police are pleading for the public's help in finding two men responsible for a deadly carjacking. investigators say they threatened the driver with a gun and forced her into the back seat. at 1 point they lost control of her car and hit a group of adults and children standing on a corner. three siblings died, a 15-year- old girl and two boys ages 10 and 7. their mother is in critical condition tonight. >>> an attempt to

they shot him when he held up what turned out to be a b-b- gun. griggs was suspected of murdering a tenant who disappeared more than a year ago. in a search warrant affidavit.police say three other women died while dating the man. two of the deaths happened in sunnyvale -- and another in tuolumne county. police are still actively investigating the cases - despite the fact griggs is dead. still ahead. you don't find this sort of thing on zillow every day. the south bay house that comes with its own haunted house. police increase patrols in one neighborhood. after a drive-by shooting injures two people - and narrowly misses young children. > > later in the broadcast we have football time. we will hear from jim of little bit later in the broadcast with that a's blowout high lights and the giants getting ready for the dodgers vallejo police are beefing up patrols in one neighborhood, after a drive-by shooting. two children narrowly missed being injured -- two men were shot. kron four's philippe djegal talked to neighbors who heard the gunshots and rush

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celebrating the b-day with a brand new photo.with his dad, prince william, when he was 18 months old. the resemblance and remarkable. just adorable. >> striking. >> and just a year ago, we were at the hospital. >> i do remember that. volunteering to go back. >> there will be another one soon, right? >>> and also this morning in the heat index, the dramatic transformation of corey harrison. losing 200 pounds has the rortee isn't so bigyme. dramat190-poun weight loss. transforming from this to a much leanday.in>>g? f it's weird to feel better at 31 than at 25. >> reporter: he says routine visit to the doctor was enough to scare him straight, aft was bands,d doney ath pulled out four credit cards, there you go. >> reporter: at his heaviest, the history channel reality star weighed more than 400 pounds. >> i thought i felt normal. >> reporter: it worked, and three years later, when you have that r:be fans hardlecogymeaks like'm not loss. welcome to the mecca ofrs. bestn is looking to him for unexpected inspiration. look at his before

so i think if you look at the overall result, it's probably a "b" or a "b" minus but a lot is not his dealt with what he had to deal with i think it's an a minus. there are things he could have done more, housing, mortgage relief. that are important. there are places where he didn't push when he should have. but in the end, look, this is the most consequential administration since ronald reagan. i don't like the consequences of reagan but america emerges from the obama years at different country -- emerges with something close to universal health care. emerges with a reasonably useful financial reform and emerges with some important changes in energy and environmental policy. not many presidents leave that behind. america after -- america after bill clinton had not really been changed at all and this is -- so in that sense, evening though, you know, clinton is a great political talent and obama is not, in the end obama leaves behind a country that has been importantly changed and i'd say for the better. >> and, of course, his critics will say for the worse. paul krugman, pleasure to h

a focus in the arts district we have sixth culture buildings in the area we have the moore i don't a, b, c and others so the tint for this museum to become a sort of the final piece of the area is critical and obviously a key component is the connection and how this museum relates to others there's two areas on the ground floor i'm krooishlg that portion which is all the main entrance and the retail and you'll have a transition from the ground floor jessie plaza dramatic flow and up to gave me in the museum experience and the footprint of the ground floor the building will be a restaurant retail component that will have excellent sort of orientation to the corners of admission street and be an iconic point for the museum and as well as the overall development. so actually i'll jump back as he go through those slides i'll be able to describe that in great detail the enar restrict norton and others talk about the people come from jessie and come through the enhance you'll enter into a lobby entry staying space with elevators a connection to the retail store that enables the museum and the

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>> a, b, c, d -- >> reporter: life at sea means they're responsible for teaching their children. >> it'sno different homeschooling on land than it is on the boat. >> reporter: and while there have been many adjustments, some routines never change. >> i'm not tired. >> this is as chaotic as any home trying to get them bathed, vitamins, and bed. >> the greatest thing is i get to spend all day with them. and it's the hardest thing that i get to spend all day with them. >> reporter: despite the challenges, they have no regrets. >> i don't want to be that person that looks back and just says that i've worked and become a slave to the system and not lived. i want to live. >> we know we'll be judged. bull that's okay, because we know in our heart we're doing what we think is right. these big cats were taken from drug kingpins and may have been used to punish rivals. >>> plus, is there a baby boom in tensile town? what is going on in hollywood? ♪ fill their bowl with the meaty tastes they're looking for, with friskies grillers. tender meaty pieces and crunchy bites. in delicious chicken, beef, t

>> i think that it is a serious threat. i agree with gary b. on that. i don't think that blaming the russians on it is going to get a fix or address the problems that we face, and like that, gary b., we need to put our money where our mouth is to take some actir the infrastructure in general. we need to not lament it later and pay for it later as well. >> tracy? >> well, forget about the terrorism, because the grid itself should scare people, and it is old, and energy consumption is increasing, and the government policies affects it, and so does the bad weather. so many things affect the grid, and so many people online and it is old and aging, and that is alone a threat to the economy here in the united states and forget a siber attack. >> gary b, the last word? >> well, you know, to the foint that is made earlier, maybe they don't need good hacker, because it seemed that i could go to the pepsico site and bring things out. that is the problem. >> we count on your daughter to help out. >>> all right. green piece is attacking lego over the global warming.

a marshall-type plan? >> well, i'm with gary b. s horrible in practicality and everybody had said the same thing since president reagan, secure the border and then look elsewhere. and look, some of the poorest towns in america areal a long th border. relocate the bases along our border and rejuvenate those towns and it secures it easily. >> and jonas? >> we don't have to spend more money, because the more thousands of kids sending to our country with the machete-wielding gangs are not only going to increase our costs, but one thing is about the freeing up trade, and we have trade problem to put the gangs out of business so that their country is safe so that the kids don't have to come here to live. >> all right. thank you tracy and jessica for joining us. >>> cashin' in just over an hour, and what is coming up? >> well, brenda, as the world is on fire, we have a look at how the president is handling the deadly plane crash in the ukraine and the tension s s in middle east. and how the battle of the border, and how the illegal immigra

but the notion of a b-52 bomber being poised to take off and deliver unbelievable destruction was foreal. i do not believe there was really a doomsday machine, but the doomsday scenario was real. i grew up in columbus. i was there when the base was closed during the cuban missile crisis as depicted in "dr. strangelove." they had people ready to go in a b-52 to go nuke everything. this is the war room. one of my favorite lines is "there is no fighting the war with each other." what did you think of "dr. strangelove"? did you like it? this is the major riding the bomb down. this role was initially offered to john wayne, but he turned it down. so, this is a manual for survival under atomic attack. if you happen to be bombed, do not rush right outside. do not take chances. this is real instructions. if a nuclear weapon is coming and you do not have anywhere to go, jump into a trench and cover yourself with drying laundry. that will protect you from the heat. people lived with this notion of, what do we do if there is a nuclear attack? fallout shelters. shown here. they look like they did

b n the appellant gets the notice and questions a discretionary review. there are options to legalize the unit there was legislation that was passed that i supervisor chiu this year and they can avail themselves of that process it's not something we want to do but it is available to them and over the course of removing an illegal unit the department wants to see a building permit to remove the illegal unit. if you have any questions, i'll be happy to answer them >> one mr. sanchez. does the planning department have a square footage for this particular property >> oh, we would get that information from the accessory office and mr. duffy's got the records here. where is it the building secret is 26, 40 it appears on the accessoryors records it's what the assessors office says >> did that seem correct on the partial commercial on the ground floor. >> i don't have the lot dimensions unnecessary it's not a lot coverage. it's hard to say. because the assessors office nighttime count the skoornl >> i'm trying to see a general footprint it's 12 or 13 floor plate

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our viewers vote on hout boatbound fareed regarding the power pitch. 31% gave them an a grade, 14% a ba c, 9% d, and 28% just didn't like it at all, giving the boatbound power pitch an f. tough graders, you viewers. >>> let's go to phil lebeau with breaking news on gm. >> tyler, general motors is announcing six new recalls, covering 717,000 vehicles. we should point out these six recalls, none of them are ignition switch related, and frankly you'll sea, really? that's a recall? some are rather serious, like 57,000 for the chevy impalas, 2014, they want to work on the belt drive, the power steering may fail. but there's other ones, like the 2011 to 2013 buick regal, the turn signal may not work properly, so they're recalling that vehicle, about 120,000 of those. all together, when you add these six recalls, tyler, there have been 60 recalls from general motors this year, covering approximately 30 million vehicles. don't forget gm reports earnings tomorrow morning before the bell. back to you. >> phil lebeau, thank you very much. >>> the stock has little change. >>> to the bond market, t

i would give them a b, b plus to this point. >> strasburg has had some underlying statistics that have made it not as aesthetically pleasing but has pitched well. jordan zimmermann all-star worthy all-star pitched very well. tanner roark as good as there is in the league, gio started to find his groove and fister has been miraculous since coming off the dl. >> if you had to pick an mvp the first half it would be? >> rendon. offensively carried the team up there and in all the offensive categories as a leader. defensively spectacular at third and second base, very versatile. this is a guy that has been the most valuable player to me in the first half. >> that was dave owens with mr. kushner. the nats hit the field again friday here in d.c. taking on the central division leader, the milwaukee brewers. >>> nasa is recreating history one small step at a time. next the way you can relive the moment the first man landed on the moon. >> you are