attribution in this threat vector is unbelievably complicated. the ability to hide behind -- if you can have multiple jump in the cloud -- jump servers in the cloud. few people have the forensic capability to penetrate the multiple layers -- i am speaking personally because this story happened. that particular unit of the people's liberation army attacked my firm. we were one of the 140 companies that were outlying we successfully dissected and stopped it whenever to penetrate , but the point is that this is a real threat. if we attempted to actually tradition, and this is something we all have to talk about the problem you have today , is that politically, it is difficult because of the united states did to we would have to directly to the chinese. we see the tremendous skepticism of being asked by the american people of president obama. there is suspicion about whether the evidence is strong enough to warrant a limited strike on syria. i would argue you would find it to be even more difficult for president obama to put forth the people of this

so one of the studies that we looked at recommends using a 10 percent total medical cost attributable to obesity. the cost to treat obesity and the cook county study which we were just talking about references a 23 percent. of total medical cost. we apply that in a few ways. one is looking at the total direct cost of medical care that the city spends annually. for that we use the general fund subsidies for san francisco general hospital, laguna honda and healthy sf. the other two scenarios we were looking at the cost that the city of the employer contribution that the city makes to the health system annually and taking those percentages of a cost and the total medical claims that the city pays out. you will see from the tables that using the estimates, we found a range of approximately $10.8 million in estimated cost the city makes for sugary sweets and beverage consumption. we also looked at how much not only the city pays but san francisco residents are paying for cost of sugary consumption. we looked to account for that prevalence of obesity and that diabetic population. we took th

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what are the options attribution or nonattribution. as a commercial entity what -- more importantly receiving remediation for the physical attack of a country or another what are your -- well, okay. the question is one about escalation so there's an attack. you perceive an attack on the company in the united states. who attacks back? tell me if i'm right here. the company that is attacked? do they have a right to attack back? should a government attack back on their behalf? can we only play defense? tom? >> that's a big debate. whether hacking back is works. so i think there are two questions when we talk about hacking back. one is that it allows legal -- is it legal? the other is it deliver results? let ignore that for a moment. i had the conversation with a couple of companieslet not name them here. i have yet to see the -- the evidence it delivers results? only example we have in the public domain is somebody hacking back is quite a funny one. it happened in georgia. three years ago where somebody apparently from russia hacked the g

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the attitude of this character jordan belford is rectly attributed to the destrution of our economy, you know, you can attribute this attitude, the darker side of human nature to everything that has gone wrong in society. >> steve, you say that smacks of hollywood hypocrisy. how so? >> a cathouse madame preaching virtue. in hollywood the big news is a person wh isn't having hedonistic lifestyle. for them to denounce sin, that's rich. >> rick, y were out in hollywood. you were in sin city for a ile. what do you think of dicaprio? >> do i strike you as a hedonistic sort of a person? >> you are a hedonistic wannabe, rick. >> look, mean, i have to be honest with you. this might disappoint you but peoplin hollywood are a little bit more normal than you would expect. i have friends on wall street that my hollood friends couldn't even keep up with, when it comes to hedonism. you take people as they come. i dot know dicaprio or how he lives his life. i'm not going to judge him. don't pin this on hollywood because they're an easy target. >> rich, the point is that what dicaprio is saying, all

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what do you attribute to all of that? >> in terms to the growth in food services, it's really just the nand. if you look at the census bureau retail sales in the industry they have grown year after year. the growth is both in the full-service restaurants, so those are places where people would sit down to eat and be waited upon, and in the limited services, which would be the more fast food related. it's actually in both industries. >> the housing sector has been on a tear lately as far as the overall economy. have there been more jobs created, say, in construction? >> in construction it has been trending up, he is especially the residential portion both in the construction of buildings and the specialty trades. they have seen growth in year averaging about 11,000 jobs per month. construction is still interesting because it's almost 2 million below the pre-recession peak. >> what particular jobs have you seen out there performing the worst in terms of job creation? >> performing the worst are federal government, of course

kiev's independence square don't resonate well with all ukrainians i think we should because of attributing what's going on to the majority of people i suspect that the tragedy of the greatest great majority of people around the passive and certainly around the dissolution about politics when both equation the risk now is that we have a politics and to minorities it may be that the group on the streets with kind of paramilitary nationalist support from the west not just western plane but also from some of your community countries they feel they've got the strobe stage kind of who were seen one time a same time and this could change go but it could lead to a very violent situation and it could be a question of whether ukraine is five or six states. the revolution machinery is cranking into gear however was a huge problem in terry and senior polish political figures traveling to kiev to address the protesters and pledge their support to the opposition. to change your part of europe and we will support you. the european union needs you and you need the european union and if you need it you wil

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and thus death is being attributed to respiratory infections that eight dr was time to jail when he was first diagnosed but there are two assists. he spent twenty seven years in prison. locked up for a spot for freedom against his country's apartheid system before being released in nineteen ninety eight the nearly three decades behind the bars did not slow monday lot. even better were twisted with hatred cut. you are on that. all of this there's a ghost that if all you do. wasn't the mildest after being released in nineteen ninety. he held face to face talks with national party leader. the democrat in nsw clark and you can seek negotiations began to pick up courtney were like political domination. and the fellow was awarded the noble peace prize for its efforts to paint like rule in nineteen ninety three. the inherently their efforts late into the first and most of the globe elections and mandela was elected south africa's first black president. but the true end to apartheid. i had a theory that the offer to suffer well dollars for profit. if i did. for many south africans and fellow wi

the investigation into attribution. we are there to find facts. we areon on a fact-finding mission, and these facts could be used as others. it others -- others could put these facts in connection would have other information, and others pursue the issue of attribution. >> do you believe that you were given all the opportunities to perform the functions of your responsibility completely to your satisfaction, or do you think you could have had some more time to come to more conclusions? thank you. >> given the circumstances, i think we have the time and the resources that we needed. >> what we were told that when you provided council the briefing that you characterize the quality of the sarin as fairly high grade or high quality. and if you can confirm or say what you want about that but what i tried to do is get a sense of the recent cases, some of the ones which involved poisoning of soldiers, whether you were able to compare the quality of the sari,n, if it was a similar grade a door great, and if there was a big abou

to what do you attribute that to?here was a bond with technology. >> we have been focused on making sure the execution platform around the ipo works extremely well. that was the focus for this particular transaction. our story started about five years ago where we really a network of the nyse on that sector. we have been extremely successful at attracting growing technology companies to the nyse. wentremember whenoakley to look -- i remember when oakley went public. they decided the ticker tape should beoooo and people are writing checks with that on it. how has the ipo process differed from what it was back in the day/ >> the technology that underpins the market is incredible prayed we are processing two point $5 trillion of transactions per day which is 40 times more. we are processing a tremendous amount of data on the technology. who are active around the ipo are essentially the balance of that. that is the analytics and human judgment. in terms of the ipo itself, is that process different? thathe process is not d

attributes as a personality of south africa.never waivered on the notion that he was a symbol of oppressed people. >> right. and on that point. on the point of leadership, ambassador, a final question to you. you saw it. you were an an ambassador of gim zimbabwe. because of the way he governed south africa. you see a different south africa than what happened to zimbabwe there. mandela's leadership was tremendously important. >> enormously important. after 27 years in prison most of which was in solitary confinement on robin island, nelson mandela had every right to come out of jail angry and recentful. angry and recentful towards the apartheid regime that put him there. and angry and recentfu recentfud his captors. he did not come out that way. he did not come out that way. nelson mandela came out with a commitment towards rec consill reconcilliation and redemption and not revenge and retribution. >> and what a difference that has made. >> and because he put rec reconcilliation and redemption above all else, we have a south afri

you can attribute this attitude, darker side of human nature, to everything that's gone wrong in society really. >> wait, isn't he rich? consider man cane what appears to be another case of hollywood hypocrite say. >> what's wrong with america is the success. they'll bash the rich even though they are rich. it's simply because they're out of touch with what's really destroying this country. a lack of opportunity for people because of this lousy economy and administration in washington d.c. >> we should be embracing capitalism and the profit mode. i want to throw to one more side. i want you to react. a hollywood rich guy having a problem with profit. listen. >> i think the system based on the massive redistribution of weather, massive responsibility for energy companies and companies exploiting the environment. the concept of profit should be hugely reduced. i say profit is a filthy word. where there's profit, there's deficit. >> weigh in on profit is a filthy word. >> that's a data point on liberal's attack on success and data point the liberals try to demonize successful people and lau

but equally important is the issue of which and how many employees are attributed to the business. the answer may be simple for one business with a single owner. however when an individual shares ownership of multiple entities or when a business has multiple owners, the answer is less clear. today we will examine the process of determining whether businesses are considered a single or multiple entities under the health care law, which requires business owners to aggregate employees and could suggest the business from the obamacare employer mandate. according to the national federation of independent business, 39% of small businesses with 20 or more employees: at least 10% of one or more other businesses. to determine if the threshold of 50 or more employees has been met in these situations the health care law utilizes the internal revenue service code, controlled growth business aggregation rules which are complex and confusing even for most experts. some experts have suggested that most small-business owners could not interpret these rules without the guidance and the related cost

>> i think it's attributable to a general slowdown which the health care act is very much influencing. >> so let's see. ms. baker, under the aggregate rules, a collection of two or more corporations with common stock ownership that are connected in one of several ways, many small businesses don't issue stock. how would the rules be applied in those cases? >> they look at ownership, so if you're not a corporation, they look at investment and equity within those companies. so in my example, when i invested in a small women's boutique just as an investment, i don't manage or operate that on a day-to-day basis. those employees are then pulled into my cpa firm as part of the rules of aggregation. >> and increasing the cost. >> and increasing the cost. even though, you know, mr. payne mentioned that the norm, you know, i think the norm is we'd all love to provide health insurance in every industry, but that's a very small women's boutique. there's very few other women's boutiques that would have to require health insurance because they're small businesses and not meeting the 50 employees. f

the interviews were on a not for attribution basis. that is, i could use the information provided but without quoting directly or identifying the source. tony, how does he get access to clerks and justices? is it because he's writing books, he's not dealing with breaking news? >> i think that's part of it. some justices will talk to book authors where they won't -- just a beat reporter. so i think that that's one advantage. and while clerks will also do it if there justice lets them, or gives permission. the fact that it's "the new yorker" may also be a factor. there's another factor i guess you could call it the woodward and bernstein factor, which has to do with the fact that woodward and bernstein got all their scoops about watergate, but they weren't -- they weren't white house reporters. they were local beat reporter. sometimes you need to come in from the outside to get scoops like that. jeff toobin, while he is a supreme court a beat reporter, he's not there very often at all. he drops in for specific arguments. so in a sense he

after that, you see declining volatility which we attribute to increasing political polarization and partisan sorting. the shellurself at game both and what do you say? what is happening? distribution vote over the election years from 1960 until the present, that there has been a greater dispersion of electoral vote. party'sncides with the counting on certain states to deliver electoral votes for winning the presidency. thisu take the measure of dispersion and correlate it with time, you come up with a correlation of about .44, a moderately strong correlation. when you look at the effects of polarization, they are not good in terms of public approval, executive and legislative performance. dealing time a presidential seems to get over 50% is during the honeymoon. even president obama, his approval rating has fallen to 45% with a 51% disapproval rating. congressional approval rating has fallen to an all-time low. i have tracked the question about the country heading in the right versus wrong direction. americans feel we are heading in the wrong direction. other changes in the party sy

the economy has undermind all groups poor and middle class that now face the same problems once attributed inner city minority groups. one prescription is the height to the federal minimum wage now at 7.25 per hour. >> i'm going to keep pushing till we get a higher minimum wage for hard working american across the country. it will be good for the economy and our families. >> president made his call one day before thousands of fast food workers in 100 cities nationwide walked off the job on thursday in protest of low pay. these workers want a minimum wage hike to $15 per hower, higher than what the democrats want in the state at $10 an hour. president obama supports the 10.10 hike. congress has not raised the wage since 2009 on the legislation passed with george w. bush was president. >> is an increase in the minimum wage justify at a time when real wages for all income levels, except the top have been flat or falling, not rising? >> i think you just made the case, all wages were falling except for the top. >> president made the point when he graduated from high school in 1979, the economy

. >> richard to what do you attribute this rise in homeless families? >> well, i think we recognize that what drives homelessness is the lack of affordable housing. as i think the people who commented earlier said. and i think that as we have seen, incomes start to come down, and the price of housing going up. we are just seeing a growth of the families that experience homelessness. >> you are working with a full time job, you had three kids at home, walk us through your story of what happened? >> well, hay add full time job, yes, sir, and then my area of work took a decline. i was working in construction, and dry wall, and my hours got cut back, and then you take whatever job you can get, and the job that i had taken after that 1,000 it was a great job in pay, it wasn't a healthy job for me, and i ended up getting hurt. i lost that job, and in the process i had to take another part time job. just to try and survive. and it wasn't enough to survive. it wasn't enough to pay my rent. it wasn't enough to pay for shoes and clothes and food. so i did have to

she just had all the attributes necessary to be a great leader. >> what a great way for gm to celebrate its free at last from government ownership, but it is a bold move, regardless of qualifications, and what a shattering of the glass ceiling in this industry. i think it's a great day for gm. >> for me, she is a surprise. i thought steve gursky might have been a candidate. bringing her into this role gives the company somebody who has had the exposure now to the international product lineup. you know, gm is going to be a global company, and it aspires to be a more rational global company. >> the promotion follows another big announcement yesterday -- five years and 4.5 billion dollars later, the treasury department has sold the rest of its stake in gm. taxpayers actually lost about $10.5 billion on this bailout -- sorry to say that -- but the stock actually hit a record yesterday. $40.90. back to barra, she has her work cut out for her. >> the biggest race going on is in technology and who comes up with the best powertrains at the lowest fuel burn. therefore, i think experience in r&d,

i don't think that he felt that his freedom and the change that took place in south africa was attributable to the united states. when i first met nelson mandela, the first thing did he was congratulate me on having a daughter, amy, who had been arrested three times in college demonstrating against apartheid in south africa. but that was a transition period. when coca-cola company, ibm and other american conglomerates were doing business with apartheid regime, and there was movement among college kids, including my daughter, to bring an end in trade relationship in the apartheid regime. that was when--that was a minimal contribution that i would say was made in america, my daughter, college kids. it was not the top politicians. >> i heard black south africans say that apartheid would have ended earlier if not for the dragging of the feet of the americans and the brits in the 1980's. >> well, it wasn't only the americans and brits, i would say the entire european community. i don't know how the japanese felt, but the americans--the people who were getting economically well off by trading wit

i recognized early on that he has three attributes for effective leadership. he's always looking ahead for the important ideas that shape the future of commercial real estate. at the same time he's absolutely grounded in the moment. he's committed to delivering every project to the highest standards. there would be no 333 brandon street without john's vision and energy and optimism and ability to move a project forward. it's my pleasure to introduce him now. please welcome john kilroy, president and ceo of the company. [ applause ] >> he's either a germ foeb. thank you for the comment. i'm sure your daughter will be a tech person. it's great to see everybody here today and thanks for coming out. it's actually nice and warm right here where it's back in the shade it's a bit chilly. as mike noted we've been deepening our commitment to the city in a spectacular way in the course of three years. we have 4.5 million square feet that we own or operating or under construction including this development here. this represents a total investment of several billion dolla

. >> a lot of this cooling in large part can be attributed to the past three to four hours. a lot of radiational cooling right now. a look outside at our sky camera network here in san francisco. down to 41 degrees at 7:00 a.m. 53 in the forecast. you'll notice across the east bay where we start off in the morning. we'll get a jump by the afternoon, but only to 50 degrees. with those chilly temperatures again in the forecast, let's get you to the most critical spot tonight where it will be the coldest. that's going to be into the north bay right on down to sonoma. that's where it's going to be the worst. as we head throughout wednesday night and thursday morning, most of the bay area will continue under this freeze warning. temperatures could range from 25 to 36 degrees. there's definitely something happening in the atmosphere to create this and it is all about the jet stream. positioned in just the right fashion across the west to drag down this chilly air moving in from the north. i don't see this pattern shifting for about four to five days. we're going to stay locked in

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. >> there is a notion of attribution.ple tend to look at e- commerce sales as an indicator of what -- whether digital is paying off. you miss the majority of the story. while some of the luxury purchases are made online, for in five are influenced by digital. >> they are influencing decisions. worth arellion influenced by smaller screens. your digital presence affect a lot more than e-commerce. >> how do you measure that? >> there are 850 data points. is that theseound firms have strong iqs. there is a strong correlation between revenue growth and shareholder return. it makes sense because when you bigoted digital, it is like working out. you find that every part of your life gets better. >> that is so inspirational. >> if you become more dated your burden, you think about a younger consumer. those kind of skills lend themselves well to all kinds of things in addition to e- commerce. what we're seeing is that firms are committee to strong digital. they have this rising tide effect. it is linked to greater returns. digital

. >> i think some of the things we can attribute to make why the increase is one, handheld devices, which causes inattention for drivers. it is illegal to go ahead and text and talk while you're driving, but people still do it. >> reporter: a 14-year-old girl was killed while talking on her cell phone and walking across white road. a 7-year-old girl was killed in may. new speed bumps have not eliminated the traffic risks. >> anytime you want to see someone run a stop sign, come over here. you'll see it within 10, 15 minutes guaranteed. >> reporter: police admit they have had to slash the number of traffic cops considerably to just 14 covering the city right now. >> hopefully we can get our numbers up. in turn, hopefully it makes a difference. >> reporter: for now, these neighbors say they will continue to cross the street with extreme caution. the city of san jose has approved $40 million worth of projects to improve the pedestrian crossways in the city and the san jose police department has several state grants. they're going to use that money to improve education about traffic safety an

that's why this is so important it will make people want to attribute. we see how poverty weeks ago on people their trans gentle and move across san francisco immigrants go toward affordable housing that's why you have hirnt point that's more diverse and we continue to see the impact of the new comer youth. by the serve several scalds that have a large number of newcomers youth and see the channels their vulnerable to gang recruitment and to drop out we want to make sure the english language learners are not far behind. i think i bring alls experiences to the committee and those issues that impact gantsz or gun points >> thank you very much and for you're good work and a neblths one up. and thank you four attending the president's speech on immigrants right >> thank you and again with my fellow commissioners up to this point to be considered for reappointment. i've been thunder be a part of this since 2012 and i'm proud of the work we've achieved. the history of the irish community goes back before the gold rush there were approximately 4 hundred irish a