>> there will on april 24th the proposal is for the commission to certificate the revised eir and of a normal certification of the eir type of hearing and subsequent approve the housing element. >> i think i said the procedure but there are two things pointed out that the courts found the alternatives i'm not sure i like them one of the things that was missing in the earlier element they weren't adequate alternatives and perhaps you could elaborate on what was contradicted. >> the courts order found the city analyzed an alternative range but the alternative it analyzed the analysis was inclusion we we didn't have enough facts the alternatives would or wouldn't have significant impacts so we went back and beefed that up analysis. in the revised eir that the commission saw and heard comments on. i don't recall the court saying that things are contradictory >> in the report we had today, i'm trying to find the exact language but, yes. the analyze oh, in addition the court found of the proceedings under sequa it's chronic closures >> so when the lead agency found the significant impacts

april 2014. item a and b for the case at the 660 third street are for april 3rd, 2014. commissioners we've received item 11 the formula retail controls today and tomorrow informational presentation this was a request from supervisor mar's office to teaspoon the matter actually april 10, 2014. staff is in support and item 14 at the 2051 third street request for a authorization the project sponsor is requesting a continuance i have several speaker cards and under our krerg review calendar at the 1110 ash bureau street request for discretionary review the project sponsor wants to continue actually april 3rd, 2014, >> okay. let's open this up for public comment i have a number of speaker cards (calling names) and the public public comment is about the matter of continuance alone. >> good afternoon commissioners. i'm a homeowner adjacent to the rain tree development. i support the continuance although we're requesting it be pushed out further first there's a tree removal appraisal scheduled and board

today when the stock was 5370, i bought the april may. i sold one of the april 50 puts at 50 cents.y 50 puts at $130i7b 80. >> that cost me. i want it to go to the 50. that is the head and shoulders, the breakdown level. if you get there and you can finance the purchase of these puts, you will have a good set up. >> i love commercial trades the only change i would consider is i might push those may options up further. >> why? >> one of the things we noticed lately, scott highlighted this, at the beginning of the show, he said notice the fixed didn't change much. what you can do is use those proceeds to finance something even longer out. those decay more slowly than those mays. i think that would be the way i would prefer to play it. >> i think mike is right and i am right. >> coming up next the final call from the options pit. ♪ . ♪ ♪ [ tires screech ] chewley's finds itself in a sticky situation today after recalling its new gum. [ male announcer ] stick it to the market before you get stuck. get the most extensive charting wherever you are with the mobile trader app from td amerit

kling and birth date of april 19th, 1972.april 14th, mcveigh buys the yellow 1977 mercury marquis from a used car dealer in junction city, kansas. the next day, mcveigh reserves the ryder truck from elliots body shop using the robert d. kling alias. on april 16th, mcveigh and nichols drive the mercury to oklahoma city. mcveigh parks several blocks away from the murrah building. he removes the license plates from the car and leaves a note. not abandoned. please do not tow. will move by april 23rd. needs battery and table. two days later, mcveigh and nichols rendezvous near junction city where they assemble the bomb in the truck. >> the ammonium nitrate and fuel would have been mixed in some barrels, something akin to a 55 gallon plastic barrel. those barrels were then likely connected with this detonating cord which led to the boosters and ultimately that detonating cord would have come together where the detonators or blasting caps were. >> but at the last minute, terry nichols, like michael fortier, bails out. >> as time gre

the other thing that's excellent about this, he's trading out to april, using april that's a near-date of expiry. that's when these things are going to make the most sense and that's when you're going to get the leverage that's embedded in them to pay off. i think this is a good way to make a short bet there. >> something interesting, we like butterflies. this is a bearish trade. i think you want to take this off before expiration. why is that? the range at which you really realize all that profit or most of that profit at expiration is tiny. it's tiny. if you take it off beforehand, then you get pretty good leverage without spending a lot of money. >> we're going to stay with the theme of what is hot is suddenly not. talking about biotech now. dominic, you're back at cnbc headquarters in england. tell us what's going on with biotech. >> those biotech stocks once the darling of wall street, to a certain extent they still are. but some of the shine has come off the industry group as of late. vie owe tech was the single worst performing industry group within the s&p 500 today. it was dow

you could buy the april 11th weekly 59 put for $1.45 about 2.25%. what i would do right here, if you get one big move like we had this past monday on the downside, will you have a cheaper spread put on, you have multiple events between thousand and then and the potential for geopolitical risks. >> why do you think the stress test will be a bad event for j.p. morgan? >> i don't think it's a bad event. i think you have the potential to add volatility to the space. >> what is the best possible outcome? >> that's the flipside, but, you know, a lot of these sflams had a very good run. so you have to figure even if it's a coin toss, which way that goes that there is some risk to the downside. he pointed out earning, i don't know it's a surprise they won't be all that terrific. we know the fines they had to pay. a lot of the numbers are baked into the cake. >> i'm taking a look at equities more generally. >> about this trade. you will have not a lot of time to spread out of it or trade around. my question why not sell a culprit. options are cheapish. >> th

i bought the april/may put spread. i sold one of the april puts at 50 cents. is going down to that 50. that's the neckline. that's the breakdown level. if you get there and you can finance the purchases of these puts you can have a good purchase. >> the only potential change i would consider making is pushing those out. >> why? >> notice that the vix didn't drop that much. there's a limit bit of fear baked into the options market. you can finance something that's longer out. >> i think mike is right and i was right. >>> all right, our thanks to carter, coming up next the final call from the options pits. [ indistinct shouting ] ♪ [ indistinct shouting ] [ male announcer ] time and sales data. split-second stats. [ indistinct shouting ] ♪ it's so close to the options floor... [ indistinct shouting, bell dinging ] ...you'll bust your brain box. ♪ all on thinkorswim from td ameritrade. ♪ from td ameritrade. humans -- we are beautifully imperfect creatures, living in an imperfect world. that's why liberty mutual insurance has your back, offering exclusive products

the other thing that's excellent about this, he's trading out to april, using april that's a near-datef expiry. that's when these things are going to make the most sense and when you're going to get leverage embedded in them. >> something interesting, we like butterflies. this is a bearish trade. i think you want to take this off before expiration. why is that? the range where you realize that profit is timing. it's timing. if you take it off beforehand, then you get pretty good leverage without spending a lot of money. >> we're going to stay with the theme of what is hot is suddenly not. we're going to talk about biotech. tell us what's going on with biotech. >> those biotech stocks once the darling of wall street, but some of the shine has come off the industry group as of late. it was down almost 2% today. but so far this year, they're still up 6% as a group, that's not too shabby, now leading the way higher are alexion pharmaceuticals. they're up 30% in 2014. regeneron is up 20%. now, valuations are a concern here, all of these stocks have nearly doubled in value over the course of

sellers of social workers pension payments social ounces and students that this will increase from april first social benefits for new lawrence disability benefits and other social payments will also be increased student in civil workers would get an additional ten percent in a cradle to the centers of doctors teachers and social workers will also rise. large companies also declared a bad intentions to increase wages than in years to cheer the sellers are employees of the oldest accompany the country will increase from april first as well today via the health sector workers are developing thirty seven on fuel so keen on areas of the region the tackles two million tonnes of oil every year in some villages entire families were camilla sector. which means we are working conditions are improving the technological capacities in expanding their social package is increasing the ordinary head of state increase wages by ten percent from april became another confirmation of this and this the best of mood machine is out of the club in the distance. a communication satellite cuss out the review was

the day after tomorrow is april 1st and you know what that means. pranks for april fool's day. the museum of hoaxes, it's online, they pout together their list of the top one hundred hoaxes of all times. number one, a 1957, bb c feature story about the spaghetti harvest in switzerland. >> it was an anxious time for spaghetti farmers. generally it impairs the flavor and makes it difficult to obtain top prices. the spaghetti harvest goes forward t.cultivation is not carried out or anything like the tremendous scale of the italian industry. many of you have seen pictures of the spa get tick plantations. for the swiss it tends to be more of a family affair. another reason it may be a bumper year lies in the weevil ttiny creature who has caused concern in the past. after picking, the spaghetti is laid out to try in the warm alpine sun. many people are often puzzled by the fact that spaghetti is produced at uniform length. this is the result of many endeavors of those who proceeded in producing the perfect spaghetti. the harvest is marked by a tradition natural meal. then the waiters

and we have five more conversations schedule through the month of april. and we still are trying to schedule about 4 more. and so we are really looking forward to being able to share with you in june what we have heard in these conversations. >> and then secondly for the past month, we have been working with the community partners to develop a discussion guide to go out and hold community conversations to inform the district's development of the local control accountability plan and so we have been meeting every week and working on the guide, and we are hoping that we will be able to reach about 200 to 300 people, in this process, and it is a pretty short window and we are hoping to do it just between mid march to mid april, and i think that it will be about, 20 to 25 conversations. the community partners that ve have been working with this to date have been chinese for affirmative action, and advocate and graduates and the parents for the schools and pta and support for children with disabilities and the close the gap coalition and so we will be working t

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the cast nodes continue and get back both the foundation pours starting in early april late mark and continue west to east with the concourse work. the log tracking at the beginning of february and at the end of the march there was some small use but not much. labor still trends in the same percentage 33 percent of the workers in the east by the way, coming from san francisco. and the apprentices through february a high number 35 periods of time coming from san francisco. the overall individual workers that have touched 1 thousand seven hundred and 39 are on the payroll if you have any questions, i'll be happy to answer them >> questions. >> seeing none, art thank you very much. the directors we mentioned that last month weerng we're going to provide you with an update kelly will be providing that update as well as what sheriff's deputies steps are currently being taken to mitigate the costs and in april we'll be back with an estimate update and a market continue update for addressing the july 2013 board approved phase one budget. i'd like to ask steve and hi, colleague to present th

we're talking about an iphone 6 release, it's not going to happen in april or may, but april is the optionhe's looking to buy. i love calendar spread. but i think in this case, i mean, when you take a look at the potential catalyst for april, you have to look at pushing further out, you know, scott, sometimes refers to the fact they become super calendars. >> okay, let's move away from apple and take a look at solar stocks that suffered a very, very difficult week. sheila at cnbc hg breaks it down. >> investors didn't take a shine to solar stocks this week, they lost about 6% just on the week alone, sunpower down 3%. some better news did came today raymond james upgraded solar city. in fact, in sunpower a whopping nine calls traded for every put. solar city. option traders clearly feeling the selling might be over, mandy, perhaps seeing a little bit sun year. i couldn't resist. >> thank you, sheila okay, now a good time to get into solar stocks? let's check in with carter. carter, what do you think? >> i have two charts. one without the 150. one with. without, let's start there, you have a

how the non-profit work group is progressing and if the report and recommendations will be done by april kind of on schedule, and also, had a question on how do we insure equitable distribution especially the arts funds and i know that the arts commission have a role with their significant ininvolvement in the cultural equity for the arts but those are some of the questions but i am supportive of this and i know that the details and the criteria will be worked out later as well. >> thank you to my colleagues. >> thanks. >> avalos? >> i would like to thank them for bringing this forward and the budget analyst as well. the organizations that do support the arts and concerned about equity that we really need to be doing something as a city to insure that we can keep up our cultural heritage here in san francisco. with the raising cost effecting many, and so we actually met with arts organizations and tom from the arts commission, and kind of look at how we can address this issue and here to provide m outline for what we discussed and also want to thank amy chan and supervisor and president

, when businesses at the end of april, when they send out the business registration renewals, businesses will see an increase in their business registration fee. so that is the key thing that we are trying to really highlight, advertise, get out there and educate businesses on. biz portal update, partners have delivered their wire frames and simultaneously i'm in discussion with jane how to best line up the permitting mapping process with the discussion that you had at the retreat. identifying what it will take to develop a physical one-stop. since our last commission meeting we have had several meetings with jordan klein and joacqim torres and other staff and wed about the integration of the small business development center. and so joacqim and i last week met with the director of real estate to talk about space. and we're starting to look at what the organizational integration is -- how it's going to be and how it's going to take place? we have different ideas going. we do think that likelihood still to be developed, but we're targeting a direction that osb will be the entry point for

liz: starbucks, philip morris, ut april.orward. >> april, s and i, dollar general and crown castle are up roughly one hundred%. every single april these stocks are up hundred%. crown castle up. dollar general up 5.7%. the way it workings if you blind think follow it, buy on first day of april at 9:30 and sell it 4:00. liz: the last day of april. >> right. liz: that is all you do. >> you follow it blindly. if you want to get into it, look at market and charts. if i see for example, dollar general up 10 days in a row before we get to april i will not buy it first day. liz: it already blew out. >> wait for a natural pullback. down five days in a row. might have a bounce. would give me more confidence to step in bigger size. david: frank, this is fascinating stuff. this is zor capital. from your name, capital llc. >> yes. david: good stuff, frank. thank you very much. >> his picks on the facebook page because that's interesting. he did the work for you, right? david: look at our facebook page. >>> shares of freddie mac and fanni

>> the 17, april 17th. >> the 17th. well, that certainly was a little known fact did anybody know that >> i don't think we could have a silver fooifd. >> but the roll is in a great fire. >> thank you. would you come forward, please >> good afternoon. i'm bill san francisco fire department retired and museum director and presently guardians of the trustee we're the ones that presented this proposal to you. i gave you the package of material if i can answer any questions >> are there other silver fire hydrants in san francisco. >> i've seen some but i've seen some. >> better check these out and paint them white but i'm not the fire chief. >> thank you very much for your service to our city. >> thank you. >> and presenting this to us. >> it's - >> a revolution. >> i can say in 18969 the doctor asked the mayor to paint the hydrant on church street it's been going on and four years ago the history committee started the research been the water sources in the 18906 water and in 1905 there were over 5 hundred hydrants and we fo

on april first, be have another opportunity on april 15th. if for some which we don't want to happen, you can't come to a consensus, we'll have a special meeting for the end of the month because we need a budget hall by may 1st. >> keep us informed our your issues. likely, the actual proposal would be out a week before pretty much, right. >> yeah. >> it will be out in as much advance ahead of time beyond the stat tory requirement so we can give you time to explore the trade-off, so is we'll work to get a balance and get a proposal out for review. >> can i ask one question. may i? >> yes. >> i don't know whether this is better directed to our cfo or director, what is your opinion on whether we should spend the reserve money beyond the reserve limit? so in other words, we have a reserve above the reserve policy, should we tap into that money or should we favor having a bigger reserve than the reserve policy states. >> a ten percent reserve policy is adequate. i wouldn't recommend spending below that like we were forced to do during the recessio

it is -- will reconvene at 9:30 in the morning pretoria time on april 7.et's go back to our analyst. kelly, what are you making of this. >> well, apparently the news we're hearing from the courtroom is that one of the assessors has taken ill and they've therefore requested yet another week's postponement. this is really quite excruciating for everyone involved in the case and i'm sure no one more so than oscar pistorius himself who essentially has been watching the time tick away until he has to have this big moment and take the stand and yet again the goal line has been shifted. >> absolutely. a picture of his sister there, too, who has stood beside him throughout this and we wait. so what happens in the meantime, until that's more than a week away now. >> well, both legal teams will decamp no doubt and reassess and restrengthen their cases and just simply prepare themselves to start on a strong note on the seventh. i think on the one hand for oscar pistorius it can be a benefit because it gives him a bit of time to catch his breath and center himself, bu

the primary election will be held on april 1, early voting is really early. those who are running for office have had to adjust begrudgely. >> you really can't campaign in the winter. who wants to be campaigning with snow on the ground? >> reporter: now that the snow is finally gone, candidates are making a big push for early primary voting. mayor gray was out in a caravan, murriel bowser -- >> we have been planning for a year for this day. >> there's a crowded field in election day. for at least one candidate, the rain clouds had a silver lining. >> the weather is a blessing, because that means that the turnout is a little low today, so that means the opportunity to canvass and meet and greet and touch every voter, that opportunity still exists. >> and workers who toil in the trenches know all too well while the middle of the week campaigning is a pain. >> but with the snow, a lot of times people don't come out. >> so indeed, there are all kinds of challenges to this early primary, weather being one of them. but that doesn't discourage people who realize the

if the two countries fail to sit down at the negotiating table in april. it's expected to have a further effect on bilateral relations. go to propose a minister level talks the soul of the concession had a trilateral summit with korea and the united states last week. korea's efforts to raise awareness of the comfort women issue continues on an unofficial level. the house of sharing a shelter for former slaves said and is invited to pee and briefly and kiara than for a visit. the proposal was made in mid march during a meeting with japanese diplomats. honey can i be the heats. some welcome news on the trade front korea posted a current account surplus for the twenty fourth straight month and that vary as imports declined and the services account deficit narrowed to twenty hand has to be counts. korea's central bank said monday that the nation posted the current account surplus of over four and a half billion us dollars last month that's up over one billion dollars from january and more than double from that period last year exports of goods rose over seven

an hour social package is increasing the ordinary head of state increase wages by ten percent from april became another confirmation of this is the best of mood machine is out of the quantum of the stetson. us catholics the region has all the capacity to supply environmentally friendly agricultural products twenty two national exhibition expo two thousand seventeen this is one of the key points of the plan and participation in this region innings edition now the region exports premium meat and meat products back to packing to russia and the local farmers are ready to provide guests of the style of vegetable products. western jets in enterprises will participate in the construction of expo facilities tourist sites who reads the visitors will be developed as well as special plan has already been elaborated in working group facility visited astana and discuss the region's participation in the upcoming grand for him. when you only to the teaching of english and published it was just a dusting. we plan to install interactive displays and five regions bordering the russian federation to promot

it's something in the works and process but not completed yet >> maybe in the april discussion we can better understand that. and then just so couple of on the glazing packet i think we heard about why some folks dropped out but a 3 year delay i think the slide said 2011 people were depositing out before the economy heated up do we know why people were dropping out my there were from the design standpoint when we started the glazing we had the glass panels so you could see through them we had contractors proposing supporting structures we felt were detrimental to the overall design of the project. when we went to the metal panels we decided that in particularly in light of what's happened with the bids we noted to relax our bids that the sub structure was wasn't going to be as detrimental and we're inviting contractors back as i said that have their own unique patented systems so we're being a lot more flexible with entertaining and accepting those kinds of systems and designs. >> okay. >> just to add my understanding is that one of the 3 biders dropped out because they didn't could n

today his preliminary hearing was set for april 8th. a stone faced leland yee left federal court monday morning making no comment to the press and still not entering a plea. but yee's attorney did not miss an opportunity to defend his high-profile client and poke holes in the prosecution's case. first, why did the case against yee take several years for the government to build. three years in fact. >> the government did not think that they had a case they could make until towards the end they started pushing -- the agents started pushing this idea of the arms dealing. >> reporter: he would not comment further on the arms trafficking allegation. yee faces six federal counts in all. fraud to fund his campaign for secretary of state included on the laundry list of alleged wrong doing. yee ended his campaign for secretary of state but he's merely suspended with pay from his state senate office. >> the politics is behind us now. we're concentrating on the case. >> reporter: the grand jury indictment is expected to reveal official charges at

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what's the latest we snowed here. >> april. exact date but i think we had measurable snow in the second week of april around here. >> the way our winter is going, who knows. >> weather wise, it's a very cold morning out there. winds are going to howl 30, 40 mile an hour gusts this morning. they'll gust to 30 this afternoon. lookat

pg&e customers will get $30 in april. the payments will appear on bills in april and october.he payments are meant to help offset the expected increases in prices due to cap and trade. >>> a world war ii chinese diplomat who saved thousands of jewish refugees was honored in san francisco. abc7 news anchor cheryl jennings was the moderator. high worked -- he worked as dip dip -- diplomat and helped escape in vienna. one of the world's leading experts put his job and life on the line for others. >> why would a man do something that couldn't benefit him at all, but put him in terrible risk simply because he believed it was the right thing to do? >> his contribution was so great an israeli organization gave him the title of righteous among the nations possible few mussily. post mussily. >>> still to come, a warning for homeowners. >> did you know used batteries can start fires? a report you need to hear and will be telling your friends about. >> and no one is letting it go yet. how the animated film "frozen" is making history. >> i'm meteorologist leigh glaser. speaking of frozen,

you'll see credit under the delivery charges portion of your bill in april and again in october.same electricity provider will receive an equal amount. >>> a chinese diplomat not well known to the general public but who was hero in the asia and jewish commentses was remembered in san francisco. he was a diplomat in austria during world war ii and risked his life to save thousands of jewish refugees. cheryl generalization moderated a panel. the doctor's humanitarianism and courage is similar to that of the oscar >> looks like another strong storm system will be moving in. live doppler 7hd picking up on just a few light returns here and there. looks like much of this in the higher elevation. you can see just a few snow showers here and there across the taupo basin there, and -- the tahoe basin, and they picked up close to two feet at the 7,000-foot level. our san jose cam paint agonies picture with clouds as well as sun breaks. current readings, san francisco, 57. 60 in san jose. from the exploratorium cam, you can see temperatures in the north bay warmed up nicely today with 57 ri