adam: a two-time. doing it finds the service to to to we sip 19 and a half percent. of 22%. a kind of wish i was with the right now. >> is not a problem. adam: i would give you a call. you like them. you like a 3d systems. why those three? so diverse and different. >> they are. that is the important thing about creating a portfolio. you want diversification, stocks that complement each other. tool corporation is important. it is like an annuity. their largest supplier of pools materials, pool building materials and the world, bigger than the next 40 competitors put together. a pool that needs to be maintained all the time. it will turn black, and you rarely hear people. the average age in this country is about ten years old. , watching. the art of the automobile. tell me why you like sotheby's. >> we like duopolies. monopoly, but you can really have monopoly. if you're able to of florida highpriced auctions, and there are a lot of people that are out there that can. and the thing that is important abou

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adam, back to you. adam: peter barnes. the dow is is still up 41 points. peter best to you. of the jobs report were a bit lackluster. payrolls rising less than forecast. it is worth asking what is really at the core of the problem? adecco staffing senior vice president jenette marks is here to help us break it down. thanks for joining us. it isn't what most of us think, the hard skills. more the soft skills. explain to me how your firm determined it is soft skills and then what are soft skills. >> absolutely. adecco just ran a survey with 500 senior executives around the u.s. to really ask that question, where is the skills gap? what is the skills gap? what are you seeing in your company? it was interesting because 44% of them came back said a lot of skills gap was in the soft skills, communication, creative side, really pulling out that piece of it. adam: one of the things we heard repeatedly since the great recession started and, essentially came to an end not to long ago is there is a lack of skilled labor to take jobs that are open in the united states. and the implicati

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adam: thank you.al budget office is out with a dire warning for the nation's budget saying the united states that is on an unsustainable path. rich aronson joins us now with more. rich: when you look at the next 25 years, the congressional budget office says it will be 100%. it is 73% right now. we add to the debt each year. it is on a unsustainable path upward. it has to do with the entitlement programs. medicare, medicaid and social security. >> we have a fundamental choice on whether to cut back on those programs or to raise taxes to pay for them. so far we have chosen to do very little of either. i think the projections will keep looking like this. rich: john boehner saying the president and the party should be honest with the american people about the fiscal challenges that we face. the administration says the plan from a couple years ago still applies. they say it has to include revenue and tax increases. when it comes to solving fiscal problems, that that feeling is not the right venue. >> it c

adam? lori: rich, please stay with us, we want to take it over to elizabeth macdonald there in the newsroom. >> reporter: good to be with you. remember a few weeks ago talks had fallen through between jpmorgan chase & co. the fhfa over the mortgage-backed securities from bear stearns, wamu and jpmorgan. and what happened there was a number was leaked by the government to the press that six billion was floated, the talks then broke down. the talks then restarted over a global settlement anywhere, with the bank insiders are telling us anywhere from six to eight probes here over mortgage-backed securities. now the $11 billion figure that's being talked about here would represent half of the projected profits for jpmorgan chase this fiscal year. so what we're also hearing, too, is that it wouldn't settle the other probes that jpmorgan faces on unrelated, separate probes away from mortgage-backed security issues such as libor, other issues that the bank is facing. but i'll tell you something, wh

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adam: adam: nicole petallides, thank you.arkets may be moving higher but labor force participation is moving lower. it hit a 35-year low. our next guest says the federal miss reserve can't mistake the drop in the unemployment rate as improvement. nariman behravesh, chief economist at ihs. you see the fed pushing back on taper talk. others say no, we'll get some form of taper in september. you think they're wrong. why? >> if you look at the unemployment numbers and the employment numbers there's a lot of weakness there as you know the numbers for june and july were revised down. in the case of july quite substantially. as you were just saying the unemployment rate has not fallen, one month, but two months in a row for all the wrong reasons because of fact labor force participation is coming down. a lot of people leaving the labor force, a lost discouraged workers. this is not a good thing. not enough of a reason for fed to start tapering at this point. our view is, the federal open market committee who would like to pull the t

adam: inside. >> it is excellent. adam: so who would you, what's next?'ve got now the absolut as a supreme. are there others that will get a makeover with a higher grade of spirit? >> for instance we also explored the craft dimension. you have a good example with pike creek. this comes from distillery in canada. this is definitely a trend but also mention the avion tequila. it's a super premium tequila. it happens to be the most successful launch of a super premium spirit in the u.s. lori: what is the fastest growing segment ever drinkers around the world? younger people, older men, working mothers? >> yes. ladies in general. lori: seriously. >> exactly. and we do make at love effort with our female consumer all over the world. lori: all right. thank you so much. adam: we look forward to the samples we'll be doing after we get off air. thank you very much. lori: he is going to go into the corner and start throwing back shots, this one. >>> coming up the fed's latest take on economic strength around the country. beige book is out in a few minutes. top mar

a stock that all the fast money will chase. >> adam, any thoughts on that?i'm mad at you for such good picks. the only one i quibble with is siris logic. it's so tied to apple. that is a problem. >> neil: i see no problems at all. that will do it here. thanks. cost of freedom continues on the place for business. ♪ ♪ >> david: well, here is a question on the syrian story many are not considering. can we afford to attack syria? >> senator jim imhoff is the top republican on the armed services says no, we can't. "our troops are stretched thin. the defense budget has been slashed to historically low level. no red line should have been drawn without the strategy and funding to support it." so this further proof the debt is a security risk? hi, even. i'm david asman. welcome to "forbes on fox." in focus with steve forbes, himself. elizabeth macdonald. sabrina schaefer. rich

yeah, adam. more proof to put out the green agenda now before it gets us all. >>> up next,,,k6(uh.sy0v you 30 minute away. you can always get your news and much more at foxnews.com. >>> a red line for us is we're saying chemical weapons being moved around or utilized. first of all, i didn't set a red line. the world set a red line. >> this is where i do the abbott and c costello. you did say you did a red line! mixed messages from a president dealing with syria, congress still trying to figure out what to do with syria. the president will be addressing the nation next tuesday night. charles payne, what does he have to say? what does he have to do? >> when i listened to him friday morning, it seemed to me he's already made up his mind. a lot of people don't think so. he said he was going to explain to america why he's going to take the action that he's going to take, which means i'm going with or without these guys. it's my military -- >> so whatever congress decides, i'm -- so this is all for s

adam: nicole, thank you.ose is the latest city to be on the brink of bankruptcy but there is a plan that could haven't ali save san jose an a court is expected to rule on the plan. what is the chance of it working and san jose surviving? let's bring in manhattan institute steve malanga. what is the problem in san jose? is that what we've seen in san bernardino and stockton, overloaded pension obligations. >> pensions and pressure on budget. 10 years ago they were spending 74 million every year out of the budget and now they are spending 250 million. they cut the workforce by 1,000 people. it would be over 300 million if they hadn't cut the workforce. crowd out of services. they're not opening buildings that they built, closing down parks, things like that. it's a pinch. lori: there is plan to determine whether or not it will get approval by a judge. state officials says it allows them to cut future pensions without altering benefits employees already accrued. tell me more about it and if you like it. >> it is

adam: see you in 15 minutes. fannie and freddie and the federal housing administration, billion dollar bailout from the u.s. treasury. the bailout, the first in the at h a's 79 year history due to lost revenue because of higher interest rates, billion dollar figure is double what the obama administration expected it would need in april. senior administration officials say they expect fha's finances to improve in the coming months. tracy: ford's ceo alan malawi vaulting to the top of the list to be the next ceo of microsoft. the big news is warm enough for the idea of replacing steve ballmer when he retires at the end of next year this according to a report from all things d. hollywood turned actor profitability stringing the automaker in 2006 after a near 40 year career with boeing. any claims that he is leaving detroit, ford says nothing has changed but the weather is better in san francisco. adam: silicon valley these days to san jose and vancouver. check commodities for you, gold trading over 1% getting a safe

all right, let's write that letter of recommendation for adam and jen. why do you always get us involved in stuff like that? because i like to help people. you knew that when you married me. yeah, but i was hoping life would beat it out of you. well, it hasn't. now, come on, what are we gonna say? you write it, i'll sign it. that's our system. oh, come on. this is important. why? what's in it for us? knowing that we helped our good friends take a big step in their life and their relationship. what else they got? all right, now, we need to say something nice about adam and jen that'll impress the coop board. all right, adam's a good hang. and jen can eat a lot for a girl. so why are you eating here? isn't it kind of risky? i'm not gonna let some girl scare me off. at least till 5:00, when she starts her shift. that's it? soup is very filling. oh, can i have, like, ten packets of crackers, please? alright, what's going on? it's obvious. he's trying to fit into his prom dress. now that we bought the apartment, i wanna try to be more responsible with my fina

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adam: mr.ocus the attention on the nation's largest banks which essentially control 90% of the deposits? why not, i can't believe why i'm not to say it, why not tax them more as opposed to remove a tax exemption from the credit unions? because essentially the argument that credit unions get an advantage from the tax break, according to the federal reserve, this is a quote, the evidence does not yield any sharp conclusions. >> well the evidence does yield conclusions and evidence is really working directly against community banks. community banks and credit unions offer the saks same services. one has a tax exemption the other one doesn't. it is not fair for credit unions, which, are similarly sized to many community banks around the country to receive this advantage and community banks do not. this is not a big bank and credit union issue. this is a really community bank issue. those are the direct competitors we're talking about here. adam: james ballentine, thanks very much for joining us. >>

adam: has anyone week? hear time and time again that there still is the same threat from the administration behind the scenes as they are making in public. adam: thank you. lori: larry ellison has a pretty busy day ahead of himself. they will have to decide where the allegiance really lies. it is due to start in just about 15 minutes. after the quarterly earnings call. oracle is expected to report revenue of 8.4 billion. they are probably easier targets. they must win six of the seven remaining races. adam: here is a quick look at the software update hitting iphones and ipads across the country. the biggest change to ios since the iphone. lori: pretty good reviews so far. adam: higher mortgage rates not scaring homebuilders. lori: will the fed continue doing its part? adam: at 2:30 p.m. new york time, we will hear from mr. bernanke himself. we will carry that live for you as he takes questions. ♪ my mantra? trust your instincts to make the call. to treat my low testosterone, the only underarm low t treatmen

adam: latest headline for you.g about reports after magnitude 5.8 earthquake which shook the fukushima prefecture. that is in japan and the site of the nuclear disaster not after a tsunami. there are no tsunami warnings as of right now. no confirmation from the u.s. geological survey but we are hearing from the japanese sources that there was a magnitude 5.8 earthquake. lori: shifting back to the markets now treasurys leveling off in today's session after rallying the most in almost two years after the fed, as you know by now, unexpectedly surprising everybody and maintained pace of monthly bond purchases. so what should we expect from the bond market as taper talk continues? let's turn to jeremy hill, managing partner, fp market advisors. jeremy, thank you for joining us. >> pleasure. lori: your comments this was more dovish fed event than you even thought could have ever happened. pick it up there. >> the fed almost took us back to anti-deaf louvreian times and loaded noah's arc and it didn't happen. i don't thin

(adam) this is not that big of a deal.he same bed because we didn't have any hang-ups. (jennifer) hang-ups are good. i was raised with a healthy dose of shame and guilt and all that other good catholic stuff. adam and jennifer are having a huge fight right outside our door. oh, this is juicy. what abot your mother and you snuggling in the movie theater? what's wrong with that? nothing, in the hills of west virginia. oh, snap! what about your four animal brothers wrestling every night after dinner in the living room? they were having good clean fun. oh, even when they pulled you into it and almost gave you a concussion? i don't remember that. what about your family opening your christmas presents a week early? oh, we did that to stick to the man. the man? who's the man, santa? this is my new favorite show. i am really psyched about this. you know, it's one thing to look at art, but it's a whole other tr to be art. [chuckling] actually, my mother is art. her face was sculpted by a plastic surgeon. [giggles] true story. and i

adam: watching aig implode. we have exclusive details in an interview with the insurer's former chairman and ceo. lori: let's get back down to the floor of the new york stock exchange to check in with nicole petallides. this numbers really giving us a nice rally today. >> indeed. as he basically told obviously the heads of our administration that he is not going to look to be the head of the federal reserve. and so with that the idea is that people believe weather not it is true or not that money printing will continue. a lot of optimism. stocks are flying high. not too far off of our record all time high. gains across the board. the banks of doing great. hollanders are doing great on the fact mortgage rates will remain low. ten year treasury. a name like apple has been under pressure. a lot of green arrows. back to you. adam: thank you very much. breaking news from the white house. president obama finished his speech on the five-year anniversary on the collapse of lehman brothers. live with the latest. bring us

hey, i'm adam, right? this is my friend audrey over here. and listen, you need to talk very quietly, because she's trying to relax. - okay. - oh, hey. hey, jan-jan, jan-jan. how'd you get into the massage game, huh? i mean, did you come from, like, a long line of masseuser-ers? - adam! don't talk to anyone. - all right. i get it. [groans] oh, yeah. ahh! yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. can i at least have my robe? thank you. - you want to order now or wait till your perverted little troll friend shows up? - oh, uh, he won't be joining me. after five long years together, mr. dunbar and i have parted ways. - wow. who gets custody of me not caring? - well, no matter. my new boss is much better. he gives me a whole hour for lunch. i could go to a museum, the park, catch up on my reading. the possibilities are all so exciting. - i get 15 minutes to eat saltines standing up. - uh, hey. i've got some food to get, but i don't really know how this works. ordinarily, i'd have my assistant pick it up, but his legs are all... [blows raspberry] - mr. dunbar. - he

i'm reading your book on adams right now and i love adams. i'm also a yankee so i think, i tend to agree with you more. so that's where my questions is, do you ever change your mind about the people you're writing about? and number two, i know it's difficult to put people in the past into the modern times, but when i read your books i try to figure out where politically jefferson and adams and jefferson and washington and hamilton, where they would be politically on the spectrum. i kind of get the feeling that jefferson would actually be a tea party guy. aided the government, you know. >> he's a libertarian. >> yeah. so could you just briefly go down a couple of the big guys and say we think they would be down, politically right now? >> what i really said to the "l.a. times" reporter which i don't think i mentioned, maybe i did, tried to bring these guys into the present is like trying to plant cut flowers. [laughter] they won't grow. you can make, what you do need, it's like have to make a translation, almost like a translation from one lang

she doesn't need to leave like that. >> with trevino in the medical unit, the adam 100 pod is a verylm inmates. they don't deal with anything, they sleep all day. they sleep all night. when trevino was there, she would really provoke people into acting poorly. and that's just her nature. >> yeah, she kind of connects all of us here. so, yeah, it's been a little more quiet. >> but the pod isn't quiet for long. one week later, trevino was returned to her cell. >> i don't know what happened. i just flipped. i was like the state's going to kill me, i'm going to kill myself before they kill me, you know what i mean? >> and while she claims to no longer be suicidal, her plans are nevertheless self-destructive. >> if i get the death penalty, i'm going way out. or if i get life for natural life, i'm going way out. not that i say i'm going to hurt myself, but i know i'm going to pick up a few new cases. i'm just -- whatever comes my way. you get the death penalty and you don't have nothing to win, nothing to lose no more, what kind of attitude would you have? i'm done. so why not be done with

co-authors matt apuzzo and adam goldman join us here in new york.they sure the 2012 pulitzer prize for investigative reporting. we welcome you both to democracy now! layout this book for us. in a nutshell, how you got on the story, and what you found. >> our book really goes a lot deeper in a lot broader than we were able to do even in all of the many stories we wrote for the ap. what we really focused on was how in the aftermath of 9/11, how the nypd working hand-in- hand with the cia, built an intelligence apparatus that focuses on american citizens like no other police department in the country. and active-duty cia officer a retired cia officer built in apparatus by which it was sort of army informants out there and we have these demographic officers who their job is just to hang out in neighborhoods and listen for what people are talking about. some of what we have seen in these files, we saw two men speaking at a cafÉ and they were talking about what they thought about the president's state of the union address, and here's what they thought. wh

adam: that is youtube in the united states. charles: also online social media and it might be easier to sort of get this done but it is pretty exciting, celebrity culture stuff and taking the top i guess you would say the top five tv shows, superboy or another one, happy boy and make an interactive and it is also interactive news. have been talking about these a lot and the next revolution in china will be birthed through the social media sites. last week they arrested one of the biggest bloggers out there who is one of the biggest investment bankers out there. they said he was trying to solicitous 20-year-old woman but that is not the truth. the fact is -- tracy: she was 24. charles: she was 18. the thing is this guy -- adam: won't go well with his followers. charles: but the government cannot stop it. it will be an economic and political i think revolution the at the internet for china and the stock should do very well. i will say two things, extraordinarily volatile and in china you can't take 100% us all the members. having

please welcome adam barta. [applause] hey, adam. welcome. so, adam, were you traveling with patricia yesterday? >> yes. >> kirk: how did that go. tell me about that. >> the thing about patricia is her personality is over the top when she is sober and not drinking and i was saying this morning she is vibrant and very pushy sometimes with people. and she admits that. sometimes when you mix alcohol into that normal person may be can have one or two glasses of wine. >> kirk: was she pushy at the airport yesterday? >> she was a little nervous and she was a little i want to use the word sloppy. like you were kind of walking around and crashing into things. >> kirk: was she drinking yesterday at the airport. >> no, completely exhausted. >> kirk: you were sloppy? >> i was beside myself. i work seven days. three days four days here. i was not -- >> kirk: one of our producers said you had wine in your coffee mug. did you have wine in your coffee mug? >> no. >> i think she did have a drink at the airport she did not drink. i did not see her drink but i

welcome to larry king our special guest adam carolla the man is an industry comedian host writer has a movie a t.v. show in the works is a regular contributor on the o'reilly factor also writing a book called president me his two previous books were new york times best sellers he's the host of four podcasts including the adam and the dr drew show with his old loveline co-host and the adam carolla show that holds the record by the way for the most download podcasts of all time last with at least he has a drink line called man grill what's that that's turbocharged sangria it's twenty one percent sangria i mean burgers it's what men it's a way for men to get drunk and what made you come to this what drove you to well i was in my kitchen one night larry and i was in my bathrobe and i was drinking some red wine is a map to do don't tell dr drew any of this ok and i ran i realized i was out of red wine i had about that much left in the bottom of the bottle by the way the red wine bottles light doesn't pass. they're wrong now and they're heavy and so you never know and your little buzz when

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adam: i own the streets of new york.o new york you have to learn it is aggressive body slamming walking. >> right. adam: do you really think looking at phone you will get -- lori: look, i can't walk and chew gum simultaneously. that whole new skill. adam: drive something whole another -- lori: oh, yeah, forget it. adam: in other iphone news, be careful for bidding one. one typing error caused her to bid it 10,000 for a gold ios. seller canceled the transaction. it has been in heavy demand. a number of phones are selling on ebay more than $1,000. they know it is not real gold, we hope. >>> senate just minutes away from getting back to business and killing the house's measure to keep the government running. former utah governor jon huntsman says the shutdown won't last long but the gop has to realize they won't win the obamacare battle. he joins tracy byrnes and ashley webster next on fox business. don't miss it. (announcer) at scottrade, our clients trade and invest exactly how they want. with scottrade's online banking,

adam decided this was what he could control. he could control his articles of clothing, his canteen. this was his way of saying, i have some control over my own destiny. >> okay. can i do something without you getting upset? >> what's that? >> these socks. i'm not really sure why i did it. i just thought, well, what would happen if i did move your socks? you're in prison. you're in danger every day. how long can you leave these socks like that? >> i don't like that at all. >> i'm not exactly sure why i decided to challenge adam. i think i was just trying to make him see that whether his socks were here or folded this way or that way, it wasn't really going to alter his life, so again i picked up one of the t-shirts and kind of put it down haphazardly. how about this? >> yeah, that's not cool either. >> why? >> the label needs to be facing up. >> why? you know it's your shirt. you know your name. >> it just does. i don't know. it's like i couldn't explain why i have empty boxes in there, either. i just need to have them because i

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can't you make it go away, adam? regina... i'm not suggesting anything improper but i hear your investigation clears my daughter. who told you that? i have my eyes and ears even in your office. the mulroney name still has some clout. well, i hope you're not here to beat me over the head with it. my family's been through a lot. you know that as well as anyone. i have my best man on it. jack mccoy? not the most sympathetic soul. he'll give you a fair shake. that's all i'm asking. when gerry was alive, he did the same for you. it's lonely without them. it is. i enjoyed that day we spent together last year on shelter island. i still have the house. i'm not much for the beach. well, call me when this all blows over. there's some single malt i've been saving. we'll raise a glass to our better halves. you look tired, adam. ( exhaling ) regina mulroney came to see me. to make a campaign contribution? she ys that your investigation clears her daughter. well, i don't know about "clears." the late mr. woodruff was apparently a rapist. th

and i hate to say it adam is right in this. we can hope, because this thing is here to stay. >> another thing, adam. you might have stumbled on something else as well. you're right, this is not health care. it's health care insurance. anybody out there, particularly poor people, who think they are going to get great medical care when this is all said and done, are in for a rude awakening. >> i'm glad you're so optimistic that the entire health care syst for everybody is going to somehow be better because of this, because again you're going to have limited choices. people who got insurance from their company might have to go to an exchange, which by the way, 36 of these exchanges are either partially or fully run, or will be, by the federal government. last time i went into the post office i wanted to stab myself in the fo because th would make me feel better. i'm sorry that i am not optimistic. >> the government is running some of the exchanges? is that not socialized medicine? >> well, it's health insurance. >> socialized heal

adam, what are you doing? >> fidelity freedom fund 20. , 2030 in my case.at is best for them. >> neil: okay. target fund were the rage. what do you think? >> well, they have some success and some failure. this is a good fund. i love everything fidelity does. >> neil: what are you doing these days? >> bci. ehave been telling you this for years. this worked out well

and adam-- jeff. would've paid for the cab. adam. jeff. oh, all right, fine! you know what?ot gonna say "i told you so." mostly because of that look right there. you two are not gonna ruin this. here are your tickets. you stay out here and solve your problem, and you don't come in until you do. well, he started it. did not. i don't care who started it. it's over. understand? don't just nod. use your words. yes. yes. okay, let's go. i'm not giving in. i'll stand out here all night. (man) is anybody selling a ticket? i need one ticket! i'm mad at adam, but i think making him sit through this show will be punishment enough. oh, i'm not letting jeff sleep through a minute of this. plus, i'm buying the soundtrack. um, sorry, that seat's taken. this is g24, isn't it? i just bought this ticket from a scalper outside. unbelievable. jeff sold his ticket. oh, i'm so sorry. i cannot believe he did that. but don't worry. you, and adam, and i will still have a good time. unbelievable. thank you, golden staircase. hey, look at me. i'm smoking, act one. hmm. you do realize when we get home

two months later adams is reinstated by the state supreme court.ion in 2014, he declined our request for an interview or comment. >> hallie still struggles with her participation in the beating. >> i actually really did think about, you know, maybe it might just be better if i took my own life. i did consider that. i regret that i wasn't strong, and i regret that i didn't call the police. >> hillary says she still hopes someday to reconcile with her father but has no regrets about posting the video. >> a normal person would not hurt an animal like that. they wouldn't whip a puppy or anything. they wouldn't whip a cat that they find, so why would somebody do that to their own child? >> coming up, flash floods strand a panicked pooch. >> the dog looked like he was getting very tired. he started struggling. >> his only chance, a daring airborne rescue. >> we really were the only option. >> when "caught on camera heroes and villains" continues.  >>> a frightened canine is caught in a surging torrent of water. >> the dog looked like he was about to ge

adam: any advice for carl icahn? we will go to the dell shareholder meeting. >> we go to the same restaurant in man hadn't. and one day he put a picture of carl icahn on the wall and i said why carl icahn? what about regis? so he put the picture of and i said the picture has got to be half an inch on top of carl icahn so he did that and he never noticed it until one day he looked up to see himself and there was regis a half an inch higher and all hell broke loose but it was too late. i won that one and i am still on top? adam: the nation says thank you to you. what do you say to the planned women here, 5,000 employees worldwide. >> wonderful idea. they lost so many people that day. adam: 650 people. >> they are all working hard and going to produce and by the end of the bailout of charities will benefit. adam: how does it make you feel? >> makes me feel good. my fourth or fifth time here and good to see them working on that and i hope people remember the noreen frazier charity. for cancer women. adam: thank you. back

this this is adams and the lead behind the staff community. (clapping) >> thank you, mayor this is been very nice okay. and so the first two people i want to thank is the mayor because he's on the team. can you fix that for me? him and the team have about very helpful from the beginning. one of the reasons we took this ear because of his support. i have another person to thank that is carol. she sold this building because she believed we'd make a difference which we've been starting to. that's impressive. i want to start by saying initially we were a start up company. we feel we share similar values with the city of san francisco if it's about openness and small business and that's why we said to make this our first, you location. for technical reasons it doesn't work out this was our third location. we had 7 in new york and we're planning to have 17 locations in austin boston and washington d.c. and seattle. this is a great movement. but this is the city we're focusing on with another lease we're planning to sign and we're going to open 5 bui

>> adam: you met my son. >> jack: no, i caught a glimpse of them as they were walking away. >> adam: he's a good-looking kid, huh? you want to get out of here? you ready? >> jack: uh, well, i'm as ready as i'm ever gonna be for a meeting with the mustache. >> adam: let's get it over with. >> jack: uh, does all this mean that you've made peace with your ex? >> adam: not on your life. [ door opens ] >> traci: okay. hurry up.

thank you, again, adam for everything. >> thank you very much. >> thank you, adam. >> next item. >> it is number 7 on the agenda and following item 7 we have items 8 through 12 and they are six sets of meeting minutes and we must go through each step in the process, but seeing, there may not be the public comment on each of these we may be able to do that quickly. we will move along, item 7 is the approval of the february 28, 2013 minutes. >> approve. >> move. >> second. >> we have public comment on item 7? >> seeing none, public comment is closed. we can take consensus, do we all approve? >> i just have one minor correction. so we do need to change the date, on the front sheet to thursday february 28, 2013, not 2012. >> okay. >> okay. >> good catch, director. >> okay. next item? >> we need to take if there is no other corrections or changes to the february 20th? >> and we approve as corrected? >> second. >> all in favor? >> aye. >> next item. >> 8. approval of the april, 22, 2013 meeting minutes. >> do we have public comment on the approval of the april 22nd, meeting minutes? >> seein