and one thing i'll say about supervisor ackerman >> during her 10 years our district was improved byhis supervisor. and, in fact, after undercover widespread corruption she was able to recoup a lot of money. her motto was children first and i think on behalf of all of us who worked with her and all the children from the san francisco school district we want to thank her for her tenure and her work in san francisco. i will close that the following quote with the quote ackerman made when they said i take great satisfaction that knowing that the school system a stronger than when i came in her 5 years ago and my heart will always remain in san francisco. >> that will be from the desire boarder. and supervisor march and will declare february 9th as the early education department in san francisco and this reduction has the requisite of finding this reduction. are there any members of the public who wish to address this item? and without observation this is passes. madam clerk if you could call not just the two items but items 10 through 12 >> yes. the board of supervisors has approved to

i will close that the following quote with the quote ackerman made when they said i take great satisfaction that knowing that the school system a stronger than when i came in her 5 years ago and my heart will always remain in san francisco. >> that will be from the desire boarder. and supervisor march and will declare february 9th as the early education department in san francisco and this reduction has the requisite of finding this reduction. are there any members of the public who wish to address this item? and without observation this is passes. madam clerk if you could call not just the two items but items 10 through 12 >> yes. the board of supervisors has approved to visit on the committee as the whole items 9 through 20. and this is dealing with the improvement district as the m o monocon district. this provides for the selection and xhurment of the assessments and then items 10 through 12. item 10 is appropriating 5 hundred and something tickets to expand the project. item 11 is the ordinance that has to do with participation in the principle amount of 500778. million. and this is fo

arlene ackerman. >> madam clerk is there anything thing he else? >> no mr. president. >> meeting is

school superintendent has died. 66-year-old arlene ackerman passed away at her new mexico home saturday after a battle with pancreatic cancer. she was superintendent of the public schools from 1998 through 2000 and is credited with raising test scores and reducing administrative costs. >>> the former chancellor of schools in the district michelle rhee is opening up about how she handled the firing of several teachers and principals in 2008. rhee said she did the right thing by making the cuts but should have done it differently. in 2008 she fired dozens of school employees, many of those principals fired on national tv. now she says she shouldn't have done that on national tv. >>> in maryland prince george's county school officials wouldn't exclusive rights created by staff members and students proposing the work should be copyrighted. now that so many teachers use school ipads for lesson plans and class work. it's worried that will stifle creativity. copyrighting is common for work created by professors and college students. >>> coming up a final check on the forecast. >> cold conditio

and one thing i'll say about supervisor ackerman >> during her 10 years our district was improved byhis supervisor. and, in fact, after undercover widespread corruption she was able to recoup a lot of money. her motto was children first and i think on behalf of all of us who worked with her and all the children from the san francisco school district we want to thank

and one thing i'll say about supervisor ackerman >> during her 10 years our district was improved byhis supervisor. and, in fact, after undercover widespread corruption she was able to

arlene ackerman. >> madam clerk is there anything thing he else? >> no mr. president. >> meeting is >> i love teaching. it is such an exhilarating experience when people began to feel their own creativity. >> this really is a place where all people can come and take a class and fill part of the community. this is very enriching as an artist. a lot of folks take these classes and take their digital imagery and turn it into negatives. >> there are not many black and white darkrooms available anymore. that is a really big draw. >> this is a signature piece. this is the bill largest darkroom in the u.s.. >> there are a lot of people that want to get into that dark room. >> i think it is the heart of this place. you feel it when you come in. >> the people who just started taking pictures, so this is really an intersection for many generations of photographers and this is a great place to learn because if you need people from different areas and also everyone who works here is working in photography. >> we get to build the community here. this is different. first

that gets at the heart of what ackerman is saying. connell: great stuff, charlie.gen: more stocks now. the down near session lows. nicole petallides has today's biggest movers. nicole: we had moved to highs we have not seen in five years. getting closer and closer. we did go back into negative territory. we have a very strong dollar today. that is something that is factoring in. i want to take a look at some movers. of course, we are watching blackberry very closely. they are down 2.8%. certainly, a volatile name. apple also lower. they outpaced samsung galaxy in the most recent order. boeing the best in the dow. they continue to work on fixing the dreamliner. toll brothers, that homebuilder, down over 5% today, dagen in connell. dagen: thank you, nicole. connell: the timing is interesting. you already have healthcare costs nothing. business owners looking to ensure against a data breach. dagen: what about some winners? we found some on the nasdaq. ♪ connell: the cyber attacks we have been reporting out of major corporations like apple certainly highlight a growing

arlene ackerman. >> madam clerk is there anything thing he else? >> no mr. president. >> meeting is >> good morning and welcome to the thursday, february 7th, 2013 meeting of the board of supervisors city operations and neighborhood services committee. we have been joined by supervisor yee, eric mar is in route. we also have been joined by supervisor scott weiner, we want to thank the clerk of the committee derek evans and we want to thank the following members of the stgtv staff who are covering the meeting today. jessy larson and melokian and we also want to welcome the member of the public that are here and who are watching. >> make sure to silence all cell phones and device and complete the speaker cards and copies of any documents that are included to part of the file should be submitted to the clerk. items today will appear on the february 29th agenda unless others stated. >> thank you and if you could call item number two, please? >> item number two is a hearing, calling on city agencies including the police department and district attorney's office t

ackerman. >>> jason freed laugh co-staff. a couple things i wanted to point out. i'd be remiss if i didn't remind you laugh co-would like to see this program move forward as quickly as possible this their efforts. * i wanted to get down to some of the issues that were brought up. on slide 4, the 2011 poll, that question was asked, it was eight aside from marin. we have a light green that everyone is opted into and you have to opt out of and a dark green which is a voluntarily you want to sign up and go into a darker green program. which is why when you look at the tier 1 customers you see a little bit of this drop off because tulipsthere is a little bit of a price increase and most people don't get the difference between 40% renewable and 100% renewable. you're all hgh free. that's why you saw that number. there has always been the tradition of when you're oi

dan ackerman says the most important change is that so much of the system will be cloud based. that's the future. >> it's just like streaming movies on netflix. i think in a couple of years we're going to look back on plastic discs as very archaic. >> it will gone sale in time for the holidays. >>> the apple iphone 5 and 4 s were the two best selling smart phones last quarter. that was more than 20% of the senator phones sold -- smart phones sold last year in the last three months. >>> and google is running a contest for a chance to pair a pair of its glasses. to enter you must live in the u.s. and tell what you would do with them. if you win it will cost you $1,500. those are your techbytes, have a great day. i'm rob nelson. >>> we have breaking news out of prince george's county. two children and an adult are dead following a house fire in a glenarden area. now you're looking at a picture from the prince george's county fire and ems blog. another adult and two other children are being treated for injuries. we are told that the kids are all under the age of 10. we're going to

ackerman. >>> jason freed laugh co-staff. a couple things i wanted to point out. i'd be remiss if i didn't remind you laugh co-would like to see this program move forward as quickly as possible this their efforts. * i wanted to get down to some of the issues that were brought up. on slide 4, the 2011 poll, that question was asked, it was eight aside from marin. we have a light green that everyone is opted into and you have to opt out of and a dark green which

tom ackerman, al jazeera, new owens. >> more on this now. dr. williams is a medical doctor at harbor hospital and the chief of staff of neurology at columbia university. joining us now from new york city. doctor, you run an initiative called the hip-hop health initiative. tell us more about that. >> absolutely. thanks for having me on the show. as you discussed in your segment, obesity interventions really need to be more, we need to be extremely creative. what we have done is realizing that the way in which people behave is reflected in the way in which they resist messages. we decided we needed to really take a proactive and creative approach to really engage and children around the obesity message and helping them facilitate behavior through that message. so what could be better to engage children in urban communities african-american communities, and hip-hop music? hip-hop has significant academic educational properties. to borrow the words of mark and blackrock, it is actually sticky -- mal, glads well. having the use of repetition and rhym

school superintendent has died. 66-year-old arlene ackerman passed away at her home in new mexico after a battle with pancreatic cancer. she was the superintendent of the city's public schools from 1998 to 2000. during her tenure she is credited with raising test scores. >>> still ahead, pain at the pump. consumer alert for drivers. how much has gas gone up in the past week? we will tell you coming up next.  >>> turkish police say a new york woman found dead in istanbul suffered a fatal blow to the head. it is clear the head injury caused her death. she was last heard from january 21st the day she was scheduled to fly home. her body was discovered saturday evening near the remnants of ancient city walls. >>> 34 people are injured after a bus crashes into an overpass. the accident happened saturday night in boston. the bus was carrying 42 people including high school students and adults on their way home from a visit to harvard university. some people made it out unharmed. others say it was chaotic. many had a hard time describing what happened because they were

school superintendent has passed away. 66-year-old arlene ackerman passed away at her home in new mexicoay. she had been patling pancreatic cancer. she was the superintendent of the city's public schools from 1998 through 2000 and is credited with raising test scores and reducing administrative costs. >>> school officials in prince george's county want to copyright any work that is created by staff and students but critics say that would mean any pictures drawn by first graders would belong to the school system. some say it will stifle creativity. the "washington post" reports that copyrighting is already commonly used at colleges and universities. >>> the morning's big story, the ravens win super bowl xlvii. we'll show you how plans fans are celebrating this morning and share some of your big comments about the game. we'll be back in a moment. get the car. hi howard. get in. hi, good to see you. start with an actual written offer when selling your car, no strings attached. carmax. start here.  have been working with viva, people have been daring them to c

bill ackerman claims that this is a ponzi scheme. that they are not merited.out. even as i speak. we look at cbs. out with their quarterly numbers. that is why you are seeing it up 2.8%. back to you. dennis: they give very much, nicole. in today's media minute, the last action heroes, stallone and sports a nader now well into their 60s. bruce willis trying to divide this trend. starring in his bid die hard film. twenty-five years after the first one. the washington post calling bruce armed and ludicrous. it may not matter. only 40% of the films were overseas way back in the first one. 70% maybe for this one. it seems like, meanwhile, we thought the internet would devour the media business. now spending billions buying back their own stock. cbs a billion dollars in stocks. comcast $2 billion or in buybacks at this year. the bad news, you wasted money if your shares tumbled later. why not invest that cash in new things. sandra: one of forbes fastest growing companies reported revenues up 27%. dennis: first, here is a stock to watch. works on industrial lasers. r

we've been watching both ackerman and icahn talking about herbalife. very headline-driven stock.so we'll p continue to follow that one for you. as far as the major market averages, plenty of red on the screen here. we've watched dow jones industrials down 114 points, so that certainly has been a big loser as the dollar has been extremely strong today. back to you. dagen: thank you, nicole. connell: house republicans pushing for legislation requiring president obama to submit a plan for a sustainable balanced budget. dagen: groundhog day. connell: yeah. dagen: rich edson joins us live from washington, d.c. with more. >> reporter: hey, how's it going? republicans are writing a budget they say will balance the federal books in ten years without an increase in taxes. on wednesday they'll vote on this bill requiring president obama to reveal when his budget will return the government to balance. the next budget fight is on in d.c. the white house is again missing its budget deadline legally set for today. when the administration does release it, it will likely include what republicans

unlike, bill ackerman. he thinks it is a house of cards and a peer bids -- and a peer amid scheme.hey make packaging for health care, beauty and tobacco industries. it is certainly a stellar performer today. back to you. melissa: thank you so much. lori: president obama talking a lot about a manufacturing renaissance. jeff flock is in rockford, illinois. impressive, jeff. jeff: indeed, lori. i love these old buildings and structures. i have the mayor with me. he has been the mayor for eight years here. barber coleman was a giant manufacturer. >> yes, it was. jeff: walk me through this. i want to put some numbers up. we talk about a manufacturing renaissance. they have been shrinking since the 70s. really unabated. the fact is there has been no time in the past, well, 30 years where we had more plants open in a year then plant closed. is there really a renaissance going on? >> there is. we have to be prepared to respond where the market is today. it is not the same when barber coleman was here. jeff: nobody will build a structure like this or actually need a structure like this. >>

and a spoke with -- our team spoke with bruce ackerman, on cnn international of yale university, saying there are three words to remember here, one, is imminent, the third is associated forces, which broadens the definition of al qaeda and third secrecy. this is done in secret. these are leaked memos, not something -- >> you can bet there's a lot of legal challenges. >> hala. >> john brennan nominated to head the cia, his confirmation hearings are this week, that is certain to come up. >>> a legend on the slopes airlifted to a hospital after a dangerous crash. we'll get the latest on lindsey vonn's skiing accident, next. jenna shared her recipe with sharon, who emailed it to emily, who sent it to cindy, who wondered why her soup wasn't quite the same. the recipe's not the recipe... ohhh. [ female announcer ] ...without swanson. the broth cooks trust most when making soup. mmmm! [ female announcer ] the secret is swanson. hey hun, remember you only need a few sheets. hmph! [ female announcer ] charmin ultra soft is made with extra cushions that are soft and more absorbent. plus you can u

that puts ikhan at odds with bill ackerman. obviously, it happens on valentine's day and the day before, ackman was thinking carl and the likes of dan with their involvement in the company, it brings more scrutiny and more of a spotlight on to the subject matter. he doesn't seem to want for turning up the heat. that is ackman. lobe is never named him. he's just called him the short seller. the story is just fascinating and we can all debate the fundamentals of herbal life. 76 years old, all his own money. carl describes himself oftentimes as a poker player and if you take that analogy through and think about him sitting down at a table with bill to play texas hold em or whatever it might be, his pilot shifts and his poker face is probably better. i just think the question here now is will there be a short squeeze and do you take your stock off borrow? today, ackman's going to suffer some pain, but not that much. it could be a $160 million loss for him, but overall position, he's not losing that much. how are his investors feeli

dan ackerman joining us from y th cnet. >>> the strategies at wells fargo advisors joins us this morning, carl. >> 1517 here and so many straight weeks of gains, i wonder if you think we're in a precarious position, at least in the short term? >> it seems like the market is a little bit ahead of itself so far this year, to me. saying that, as you and many of your competitors reporting waiting for a pullback and usually means the market will work its way higher before we see that. >> what is your strategy for the remainder of the quarter and going into the year? >> from last year, our strategy has not changed. we want to take advantage of pullbacks. weed a two nice ones last year, and like to see another one here. we want our clients fully invested in this rally inspectors sensitive to the economy, whether consumer discretionary, like home improvement, retail, general merchandise stores looks really good, materials, diversified chemicals, technology. we want them in those groups. industrials are starting to look better. i think this global recovery will continue and the u.s. recovery will

here today will know that i encourage them to analyze policy with an lp 4 framework which is in ackerman which names -- an acronym which means block, process and the next p is policy which dries that process and the next p is politics. we can understand politics drives policies. the final p is personalities. what are they like? the new start with these elements of this framework. let's start with the law. andy stone had ansome in gauging opening comments with regard to his experience in 2010 and in the 2012 cycle. i can see a page filled only with members. i feel at home here. so as andy stone was talking, i was thinking about this. citizens united is of obvious importance to you. i want to start with the other members of the panel. how has citizens united change what you do? other other aspect that do not get as much ink but have a big impact on how you go about doing what you do? >> i was on the losing side in 2010 and now the winning side in 2012. . work with andy when one back to look, there had been a ton of early spending by outside groups. from the beginning of the summer to the t