to register or attend the event visit event bright.com and support friends of the amp. commissioners two pieces of recognition. a certificate is presented to rock and a community based organization in san francisco that has made a profound difference in the city of the lives of the children of the city and founded in 1964 responded to the needs of education programs and after school activities. inspired by this the volunteers researched the issue and combined after school programs with sports and fitness activities to promote healthy child environment. i will present the certificate to the executive director and presents a number of programs throughout the year and outdoor activities, academic support, after school programs and summer camps so on behalf of the san francisco recreation and park department we congratulate you on your anniversary and commitment to improve the lives of children in san francisco. please come on up. [applause] >> thanks so much phil. i really appreciate that. i was going to say a few words about rock and you hit it on the head and described e

this time around, they had two amp it up. they had to amp i9t up. where do we go from here?one is scratching their head, trying to figure this out. you have to bear the volumes in mind. nevertheless, very aggressive. >> plenty to talk about and the demand story is out there. inc manufacturing contraction and is a miss, as well. you have french numbers and plenty to discuss. bringing us all of the headlines. looking at the equity markets. a busy week ahead. beginning later today, the federal market committee for a two day meeting. course, a considerable timeline. the first-round of greek presidential elections and the first chance for the prime minister to push through his candidates. failure to doo could trigger the early election. here is a picture of the equity markets. brentd is trading below $60 a barrel. let's go to break. ♪ . >> traded below 64 the first time in five years while crude is below 55. >> losing control. russian massive rate hikes. >> scraping through. ubs, though first public stress test. to hear from the bank of england in a few minutes and that press con

. >> sometimes kit mean amping up the sex appeal. >> let's here it.e moments going. >> she says that the trademark tooth gap is here to stay. >> the fans love it and the haters hate it. >> are you going to lose the gap? >> why should i change myself to be what everyone wants know be. >> and like the hit "shower," it seems tagged for greatness. ♪ >> there have been critics that criticized "shower" saying it's overly poppy and it lacks the authenticity and attitude. >> those lyrics are feelings of what i was feeling. how can they tell me it's gnat real? it's not genuine. as an artist, you have a trite grow and evolve and change things up when you get to the top. >> she says she is still in control of her career and image. and answering critics in the j. lo cover "becky from the block". >> i have no problems speaking up. >> behind the scenes, the confidence, she says, comes from having a close knit family by herself. >> my parents are so cool. they are hip. they know what's up. and they will be like, that is showing a little too much. or, becca, i don't

. >> reporter: selling the big girl image can sometimes mean amping up the sex appeal. >> keep it goingthat trademark tooth gap is here to stay. >> the fans love it. then the haters hate it. of course. >> are people asking you, are you going to lose the gap? >> why should i change myself to be what everybody else wants me to be? >> reporter: "can't stop dancing" showcases becky's latino roots. and like the bubbly hit "shower," it too seems pegged for greatness. ♪ just can't stop dancing >> there have been critics who actually criticize "shower," saying it's overly poppy and that it lacks becky g. authenticity and attitude. >> those lyrics are genuine feelings of what i was feeling. how can they tell me, oh, that's not real, that's not genuine. as an artist i feel like you have the right to grow and evolve and change things up when you want to change things up. ♪ i won't stop till i get to the top ♪ ♪ i'm so becky >> reporter: she says she's still in control of her own career and image. answering critics in the j. lo cover "becky from the block." >> you don't have a sense that you are se

seahawks come to town on sunday and it's a huge game for the eagles, you think the guys are extra amped up this week but they insist they are treating it like any other game, the first place eagles are trying to stay even keeled win or lose week to week. the eagles will still fighting to make the playoffs and trying for a first round bye. the d for seattle has only allowed 2 first half points. >> you have to take it one game at a time and right now we have a big task, we have the defending champ coming in and they are hot coming in. >> they are a great team and we want to stack ourselves up against the best. have you to beat the champ, that is what will happen on sunday if we have the opportunity. >> hopefully chip kelly and the team can beat the champs. every time a big time job opens up, they are interested in that guy chip kelly, they are interested in the eagles coach but chip says they have not contacted him or his agents and even so he is not interested any way. >> when that stuff comes up how do you take that? >> i laugh. >> is it flattering? >> i think it's silly. >> why? >> bec

all right, so i'm getting 1.5 mili amps of stimulation. i can feel it on my skin. it's burnie, prickly, kind of hot and itchy like i want to scratch it. i wouldn't say it hurts. i didn't experience anything else. >> actually for the low intensity that you got, you wouldn't expect to feel like a new person or you have achieved some sort of super natural intelligence. >> no. i don't feel any different. researchers believe this barely noticeable amount can prime what is known as plasticity. >> it can enhance that. >> what did tdc s do? what is it used for? >> it's almost surprising how broad the applications are. almost every neuropsychiatric disorder like schizophrenia and depression and cognitive enhancement. >> how do you respond to people who say it is snake oil. >> i have used that analogy myself. if i provided you something in a vial and said it will help you with depression, make your niece better at math and in one vial because i'm making so many claims it stops being believable. the simplable -- simple answer is it's not one thing in a vial. it's where we put

. >> they always get amped up for it every time these two teams kick it off.now the importance of it to our fans. we have to execute. it will be another nfl game, and that's what our mind set is is how we have to take it. >> and by the way, derrick carr, 1052 words on 11 questions and averaging 95 words per answer. cal p hues. it took two overtimes before we had a winner between the grizzlies and the bears. a a broader mix of energies, world needs which is why we are supplying natural gas, to generate cleaner electricity, that has around 50% fewer co2 emissions than coal. and why with our partner in brazil, we are producing a biofuel made from renewable sugarcane to fuel cars. let's broaden the world's energy mix, let's go. tonight with cal hosting montana. former cal assistant was hoping to replace montgomery after he was fired after six years. the job went to martin. he gave the bears all they could handle tonight. his team lead by three late. tie itself at 63 and we are going to over time. mario dunn and for the win. misses and we go to double over time. ca

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. >> as i was reading through the document i know we've had some requests from the public to amp this project up and make it a more complete street i did note in the staff report this does not preclude at some point in the future adding bicycle lanes and i'm going to go with that assume it's true. >> that is correct. and i'll ask the project manager to speak to this. >> good afternoon directors and chairman nolan correct this is an opportunity to join with the paving project it's an opportunity for us to realize a prop b funded project and also an opportunity for us to realize the vision zero project . this particular item is legislation for the bulb outs in coordination with the paving project and down the road there's an opportunity for -- there's been discussion about potential temporary sidewalk widenings and bike lanes and all that can happen at the tail end of the paving project and that's kind of the plan going forward. >> thank you i'm happy to make a motion to approve. >> second. all in favor say aye. >> next item. >> item 13. the board will be also asked the proposed traffic

. >> as i was reading through the document i know we've had some requests from the public to amp this project up and make it a more complete street i did note in the staff report this does not preclude at some point in the future adding bicycle lanes and i'm going to go with that assume it's true. >> that is correct. and i'll ask the project manager to speak to this. >> good afternoon directors and chairman nolan correct this is an opportunity to join with the paving project it's an opportunity for us to realize a prop b funded project and also an opportunity for us to realize the vision zero project . this particular item

it's very important to them and they always get amped up for it every time that these two team kick it colin kaepernick grew up just north of carr in turlock. here's his take on the game. >> i was a packers fan. >>> the university of alabama birmingham became the first major program to shut down its football team since 1995. school officials said it would cost nearly $50 million to run the team over the next five years. they're also facing 22 million more to upgrade the stadium. players and coaches are out of jobs and scholarships. in a meeting yesterday a senior let school president ray watts have it. erman is next.. with >> my cusp asked me last night -- cousin asked me last night what are they going to do in oakland? he spent every day no matter the distance, no matter the distance. he went to every game! what am i supposed to do? and you go home and sleep in a comfortable big ass house, but it's okay. some of these cats came from 3,000 miles away to play here to be a part of this! >> that guy speaking there was an iraq war veteran, came back to play football. so the end of football

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and they're -- they're amping up their brain all the time to degree that, my family and i -- we're on our fifth year of doing what we call technology shabatz, turn off all screens for a day. that's my family. that's the bad part. we need a day having a family day. no one is trying to get any one off of a screen. >> huh how has that worked out? have your kids protested? >> the best thing i have done. when i was growing up in the 70s. everyone said tell vegs wevisio going to destroy our brain. i believe in humans. for a lot of films for the series. i look to go through history a long time ago. remind us we have had disruptive technologies before. at first we get really obsessed. we lose our perspective. boundaries and do it too much. then we pull back. so, i think -- i want to invite people to be, to have a conversation with themselves and their families and their partners and friends. about, you know what's the good? what's the, what's something i should stop doing? what is it allowing me to do? but i am not -- i'm not in a big picture worried that the world is going in a bad direction

and in order to limit us, in the amp but he is going to put the meters and set it up. >> and we will control that. >> and so the limited meaning that? >> it will allow, yeah. to move to the red light, and it does not go to like crazy. so the dj does not play loud. >> you talk about the security guards that you had and the security at a 49er game is totally different than what you are asking of somebody and it takes a real art to be the door man at your premise, was that person there at the community meeting. >> yes, he was. >> heard the concerns. >> yes. >> thank you. >> any final questions? if not, we will have the police officers come up, or anyone here to speak on the police? >> yes. >> captain? >> i am the captain of the police station and just a little bit about my philosophy as it relates to the station, 0.35 square miles and over 25,000 people, a vulnerable population and over saturated with alcohol licenses and you know, understanding that we can't arrest our way out of the problems in the tender loin, what i try and do is encourage positive activation of empty space and reac

some urge massachusetts senator, elizabeth warren to get into the race, and some have been amped up more for warren when she raid against a spending bill that was written by city bank. >> here we are, five years after dodd/frank, with congress on the verge of ramming through a provision that will do nothing for the middle class, do nothing for community banks, do nothing but raise the risk that taxpayers will have to bail out the biggest banks once again. so let me say this to anyone listening citi. i agree that dodd/frank isn't perfect. it should have broken you into pieces. >> that video has been watched 500,000 times. elizabeth warren has insisted that she's not running for president, but some ri hillary clinton supporters insist that the assertions about economic policies between warren and clinton are not spored by fact. serving as special council to former president, bill clinton, he's secure considered one of te biggest clinton supporters today. welcome to aljazeera america. >> one of the best political reporters that i ran across, you did hound me. >> thanks, larry. and first of

. >> 2.3 amp power series battery pack bullet test. >> luxo went behind the latest industry guidelinesar as to fire bullets into bat rice to see if -- batteries to see if they could be made safe for military applications. >> you can run and feel you meet the requirements to be safe. you also need to have a conscience. that's going to tell you "i want to do the extreme." >> in the end, testing with a conscience - luxo couldn't make the batteries meet the requirements. his new company failed. >> we became proficient in destroying batteries. and the more we learnt about it, the worse we got. oh, my god. we were saying "i wonder what the rest of the guys were doing." i guess we knew. >> by "the rest of the guys", he means boeing. they were testing two a week as standard. one written by the f.a.a. specifically for the dreamliner. it's the f.a.a.'s job to regulate air safety. when it comes to building airplanes, the f.a.a. delegates oversight almost completely to the aircraft manufacturers. when it become the battery and beyond, boeing largely polices itself. the batteries passed boeing's te

a man in his 50s lying on his back late yesterday amp. he was pronounced dead at the scene. police are asking for the public's help as they look for answers in this mysterious case. >> if any members of the public did see this white male in his 50s, prez. >>> time is 6:39. happening today people until san jose's biggest homeless encampment is getting a 72 hour notice to clear out. about 300 people live in the camp known as the jungle. this is near coyote creek. for moms they have been -- for months they have been telling the people they have to leave in december. >>> cold weather shelters are opening in the south bay tonight. every night the san jose based nonprofit group home first will offer 100 beds at the national bed armory. visitors will get two meals and a hot shower. survey last year found more than 7600 homeless people living in santa clara county. >>> five st. louis rams players used the pregame introductions for what they call a show of support for ferguson protestors. ferguson is about 11 miles away from the stadium where the rams play. the team's tight end and w

i'm sure they will amp up security and the premier they held in los angeles. the stars, seth rogen and james franco have canceled all media interviews. >> kim, can we assume it's north korea that is responsible for all of this? >> based on my reporting, i suspect that they actually do know that it's north korea. i think the problem is, if you say that, then you really do have to figure out what you're going to do about it and this is not only a cyberattack on american soil but now a threatened physical attack. what do you do? i think it's in everybody's interests for now to say it could be north korea but we're not sure. >> peter, this movie, it's a comedy, lighthearted, supposed to not be taken all that seriously but still begs the question, is it okay from a philosophical sense to make a comedy about the assassination of a world leader? >> look, there are lots and lots of comedies that come out every year that are in very, very bad taste that one can question but i think it's really beside the point. i mean, what you have here is one of the most horrific reg

if companies aren't amping up and fortifying their outer walls with cryption. shame on them.l: i've talked to a lot of people. from ceos to production assistants. you know, i don't know about emailing. i might pick up the phone. if that's not tapped. but i won't go to email. i'm wondering if that's the wise method to take, because people never know whether their company will be hacked next. >> if you don't want everyone to read it, don't put it in an email. that's the bottom line there. but the point to make though -- neil: that would make all emails very innocuous and vanilla. sometimes you like to spice it up. you should see the things i say about other anchors here. >> i can imagine. neil: they started because they emailed -- >> you're such a good guy, you know. neil: what happens. what did you tell people? watch what you say? people could get super political fast. >> from the corporate perspective, clearly companies need to spend a little bit more money and invest in the protection of that information more than that cursory review that companies run now. second, is the pe

british embassy which then closed, the red cross closed, it was a dangerous area and security was not ampedp. we also learned five newly opened posts still do not have adequate security. >> you put that alongside of the house report that came out with interrogations yesterday and the concern put out there, and now the response to that concern by chuck hagel, defense secretary who is exiting to ramp up security abroad. and this is the kind of thing we were doing previously the intel out that would turn our enemies against us potentially a more focused way, it is really scary stuff. in the beginning with this hearing we saw a couple of months ago the lack of passion. some of us on the coach when they wi when this would get goi. we now see how this date for information can get a bipartisan response or a nonpartisan response to come from the state department is a huge deal. when we spoke at the white house correspondents a few months ago he said we are going to have a slow start but we're going to get the facts, we have to do this methodically a carefully. we will do this right. >> harris bring

tonight coming to you from amp radio here in los angeles.icia's best known for her work on the cult syfy show "battlestar galactica", however she's back now in a three night syfy event called "ascension." for more, let's go to honey cut in l.a. and check out tonight's "last call" spotlight. ♪ >> my first job completely in l.a. was to play a body on

and tonight, we're coming to you from 97.1 amp radio where i host a little morning show.r gets spotlight. but first, lorenzo richelmy is an italian actor who stars as the title character in the highly anticipated netflix epic, "marco polo." here he is now on "last call." ♪ >> so, marco polo is really altruistic in a way.

patrick's, the amp bishop of new york has been trying to calm things down by evoking the spirit of christmas. [ inaudible ] [ clapping ] >> reporter: and it's the sentiment here, pd the -- end the killing, end the harsh words, we have had enough. a coalition founded by one of the new york yankees said it would pick up the cost of one of officer rafael ramos's children. >> unimaginable. in baltimore, where the gunman began his shooting spree, police officials are slamming president obama and city leaders, and crit site police tactics, claiming the new york killings demonstrate the climate created by protest. >> not since the 1960s, have police officers been so targeted. we are sitting on - this is not just a baltimore problem, or new york problem, it's a powder keg situation >>> a week ago a baltimore police officer was shot whilst trying to arrest a spec. in florida, a police officer was killed in the line of duty. it happened 30 miles north-west of tampa. they are not disclosing a motive. the 17 year veteran called for help, was rushed to a hospital and that was where he died. >> the suspec