if these funds can be directed to the car barn at this time. there is an excellent leverage opportunity. this is a step in the direction but an important step. so i want to thank you all for your consideration on this. and look forward to it continuing the progress updates. >> tim, could you say what are some of the immediate capital needs that we have that potentially this amount of money $838,000 can go towards? >> happy to. i have been working cooperatively and collaboratively with the parks and recreation staff as to how to distribute funds to the car barn project. the list you summarized pretty well. our highest priority is to move forward with the design set. we have 8 designs. we have a couple of hundred thousands of dollars to work the schematic designs. the total cost for the design works to move forward is $1.3 million of which the architectural fees are $653,000. so, again we would be able to use these funds if we moved forward in our capital campaign to match and leverage with private sources. we've also been looking at potential im

i have made a commit about geneva car barn and keeping the money for the geneva car barn is as well. we have staffing in place now help with the campaign. it's a great amount of money to raise for that. what we have in place is already here and makes so much sense that we keep the reserve there for the car barn pending further plan. i would like to keep it in budget committee reserve. when it comes to possible ordinance that waves the requirements, i think in this case that we have a designer that's done a lot of work in the car barn and that current designer and continuity, that project makes a lot of sense to me. i'm willing to support and get my colleagues to support to get that kind of waiver as well. >> thank you, supervisor avalos. colleagues, any questions. okay. at this time we'll open up to public comment. is there anybody from the public that wish to comment on items 3 or 4? please come up and step you the to the microphone. >> good afternoon, my name is tim worth and i'm the new executive director of the car barn. i appreciate you taking this up and i want to acknowledge a

the insurance, the radio, carl's visit to the barn.d they had enough to bring him in for questioning. >> go ahead and have a seat, carl. >> it was the moment of truth. if carlson refused to speak or called in a lawyer, the case could evaporate. but carlson couldn't resist talking about himself. >> you know, you work -- i work multiple jobs and stuff like that. and i mean, i worked my ass off. >> we were talking about his favorite subject -- him. >> carl said he found levi dead after returning home just like he told the police in 2008. >> went out there and found him. and then we went to the hospital. >> what do you mean you found him? >> i found him dead. >> okay. >> the truck was on him. >> carlson insisted levi's death was an accident. it couldn't have been anything else. >> you don't kill your son. you don't kill anybody for money. >> detective clear decided to change tactics. >> there's not a conscience at play. there's not empathy to play to. what do we play to some what does he have? he has an ego, and it's a big one. so that's t

and 24 thousand to renovate the camp barn.eed to turnover a prehistoric building that is next to the flag pole for a camp activity site. the puc used this barn as a storage site for cable and for the extra about her stage we we installed a floor. this will support an electrical supply window replacement and rustic citing the barn will be a great area for teen activity and senior activities and expand our program during increment weather during the camp season we've proposed 24 thousand to the camp photographs and interpret delays. we villaraigosa a picture for the construction of the damn into a weather proof format and install those photos throughout the camp and some will be installed permanently and the main interpretative photo mats will be installed in the dinging hall it will support 50 small photos 18 by thirty and 32 large photos and interpretative delays in a type of size for a total of one hundred and 32, you know, items to put around the various buildings and especially celebrate the 90 years of the camp being opera

this barn was not on fire when we first arrived. it is engulfed.of hot empers, even to the point where the firefighters are sort of reassessing and pulling out the fire truck parked in front of that -- front warehouse. catching my breath. once again the firefighters now starting to get away from the back. i talked to somebody who works in this front barn. we aren't seeing hay on fire. it's really the back buildings. according to this manager these are empty. these are empty buildings. however, she thinks there was a cannery here which may account for the explosion noises we hear. we heard this deafening boom that caused some of the electric pirs to go. that was due to the peer side of this fire. developing as we speak. i'm hoping you can see these as we stand in front of it and it is a vision. >> it is amazing to see this moyr. get yourself to safety as well. look at the transformers. they continue to try to find it. >> when you talk about the roof coming down in the warehouse is that the same shot where the firefighters were walking about 10 minut

we have 16 trains of the of the barn. -- out of the barn.you need more information visit our friends. >> we have another great day if you like the sunshine and temperatures running as much as 15 degrees above average this time of year. out the door we go. we have a couple of clouds creeping at the coastline. by this aftermostly sunny and mild temperatures. dry and no rain inside. high pressure sending all the storms well north to the bay area. no exception on this holiday. we just see a couple of clouds scooting on by. otherwise, sunshine coming by. we're going to creep closer to the coastline over the next couple of days. otherwise, no rain this week. temperatures around the bay looking at numbers well into the 60s. 70 degrees in redwood city. about 70 in fairfield and 68. inside the bay sunshine. some of these records could be set again. looks like things are gusty thursday and friday and fire danger may be an issue in the ladder part of the week. 7:22 and sun set at 5:20 guys. >> 6:17 now. another controversy surrounding chris christie. t

they are military advertising campaigns you agree with that julian barnes dancing. i think. none of the side's most of the sides a canadian doctor had to engage in any fiscal pressures they want to use the toll just as an average ten taken from whether to their own back and go to the international community and odds are that they must be that cruel. hmm on wolf oven and fervently that there's no other way for what i think on the pocket of your position. at geneva is clear that there were very much close to the table the table they don't have much desire to be that. truth be told they are ready represented groups on the ground crew doing the fighting and newsgroups are very much and we will not be part of the presents they can be no future without outside standing aside. still i think you know on that front that the debate is clear that they want to push on through that using that old student again why didn't intimacy with the international community in the hope that that will push for the fight and i think that spawns and doing the same. the light of the saudis in the countr

>> barnes & noble promoted their new ceo from cfo. barnes & noble had about 670 stores.vily into the note. the knuckle what? nook.vily into the what? >> the interesting thing about alix is that she take the opposite of what you might intuitively think. were example, alex likes best buy customer service much more than, say, apple customer service. have great customer service. >> really? >> thank you very much. most certainly has a nook. >> i have neither, just the ipad. i actually like the things that you open and turn actual pages. it is a difficult business that has been really struggling, trying to turn around. perhaps the founder will be coming in. is putting a big chunk of change on the nook, but the kindle and i've had a really dominating the tablet business. amazon really keeps that stuff close to the vest. >> he is like -- i will just buy them all myself. i don't care if the numbers are down. i will buy every candle that there is. >> and the washington post -- "the washington post," in the process, too. >> kindle, you can only sell them at a loss. >> the business

peter barnes sat down with somebody who's answer really matters. san francisco federal reserve president john williams in a fox business exclusive, peter talked with him to get his answer to that question and more. people want to know if you got any clues what is next for the fed's taper plans interest rates and what was the biggest take away? >> we got to talk to him two days after the latest fed policy meeting in which the fed decided to continue to stay the course on capering its quantitative easing bond purchases keeping short-term interest rates exceptionally low for a long period to help the economy but the emerging markets were in turmoil during this meeting earlier this week so obviously when the statement came out there was no mention of this turmoil in the emerging markets or in domestic markets and so wanted to ask john williams are you guys paying attention to what is going on in the emerging markets? he said of course we are watching what is going on but not looking at short-term fluctuations and setting policy. we look at the medium t

the trains will be leaving the barn about 6:00 this morning. you need to feed meters.n your car tune it into 740am. >> all right roberta, thanks. dennis rodman fans speaks out about the nba star's addiction to alcohol. >> what happened in north korea was a big deal. it was a big deal and it doesn't look good and it backfired on dennis and i think he needs help. >> and rodman is getting help. he checked himself in at rehab on wednesday. his drinking escalated during the trip in north korea. he's expected to stay in the rehab for about a month. >> california seeing a sharp increase in cases of whooping cough. in 2012 there's more than a thousand cases of the respiratory disease. last year the number jumped to more than 1600. the vast majority of cases were in kids ages 16-17. they are not getting the recommended booster shots. >>> the california web site is partially down once again. the state's health insurance marketplace will be off line until tomorrow morning. no one will be able to enroll or check their accounts but people can visit the web site for information on t

. >> this is marine barnes. hose in hand, spraying away. >> i feel we use a lot of water for landscaping. >> we try the conserve here. we don't use the dishwasher as often. >> most of the water used comes from here. it's one of seven in the county the marine district uses and today it was looking dry and desolate. it's surprising, not in a good way. >> the spokeswoman for the water district, they launched a new ad campaign cutting back on water usage. >> i would say the number 1 message is to turn off the irrigation system. that should be the default. >> seven reservoirs are at 55% capacity. if there's no significant rain by april 1 they could call for targeted customer cutbacks. >> we have emergency supplies we would tap, we would have to look for desirable supplies. >> sad. maggie is all for cutting back. >> get smarter with the dish -- do less laundry. >> so is marine barnes who's turned off the sprinklers and her garden hose may follow. we're cutting back on the water use. the water district said the 2013 ca

he's a bright child. >> barnes and noble had a gift to keep him working towards his potential. >> we'd like you to have those. we have a few more books for you as well. >> oh my goodness. >> thank you. >> you're very welcome. >> that's something to smile about. >> news 4 for wednesday's child. >> if you have room in your home and heart for isaiah or another child, call 188 to adopt me. search "wednesday's child" on nbcwashington.com also. >>> right now we're check ought the new information we received in the columbia mall shooting information. the shooter's name, darion marcus aguilar. we're digging through online profiles to get more information. we're going to let you know developments as their coming through. >> high temperatures today in the low 30s. another arctic blast is weights. four hours on the slopes. and two hours doing this stuff. which leaves me approximately two minutes to get my banking done. so i use the citi mobile app to quickly check my accounts and pay my bills. which leaves me about five seconds to kick back. that was nice. bank from almost anywhere with the citi

in moments, peter barnes will have an exclusive interview. if stocks to bounce off the lows of it today. nicole: we got some key levels on the s&p 500. looking at 1776-1770. that was some good signs. the dow jones industrials down 100 points. we noted another weekday here on wall street. concerns about global currencies again. you have also gotten some earnings that have been tepid. that is what has driven this market. on thursday we got great earnings from some of these companies. on the dow jones industrial, chevron has been weighed on the dow. that is because of the margins they got. the refining margins. that has been weak on the dow jones industrials. back to you. adam: no signs of slowing down. sandra smith is here with more on this for us. we are getting serious outlook from emerging market bonds. $6.3 billion in outflows. that is just on a one-week basis. outflows totaled $4.2 billion. the biggest for the week. there's speculation is that a lot of that is hurting franklin templeton. i do want to take this to the stock market. deeply i

sandra: peter barnes, thank you so much.er imposing a record number of fines against corporations last year, the department of justice is putting new pressure on businesses again in 2014. so who is it targeting this year? rich edson has the details. rich? >> reporter: thanks. among others, jpmorgan has already agreed to a $13 billion fine right after the 2013 fiscal year ended, and before it did, the department of justice had collected $8 billion this fines. in just antitrust penalties, the government collected more than a billion dollars last year, that was for the or second straight year, and the third time in five years. a former senior justice official says he expects the government to continue focusing on financial crimes. >> we've seen the rise or really role of antitrust in this area over the course of the last year. you know, the libor cases that came out in the u.s. and europe, you have the cds investigations which have been out there for a while, the new foreign exchange cases that are out there. so i think you're

it's the wave of the future to diagnose something before it gets out of the barn and before the horses get out of the barn. >> that could work for other silent cancer killers like ovarian. >> this is a specific source. as you mentioned, the disease has a lot of people get it. this is a death sentence unfortunately. partially because we are not catching it early. the super marker, 80% of the patients who had pancreatic cancer had this marker. what is walking out there with pancreatic cancer that we don't know about. 45,000 people are diagnosed and 70,000 die. a the love people are dying from this. who are the people? if you are a smoker, smoking comes up again. obesity and diabetes. pank retights. if you are a male over 45, you are at risk and you should tell your doctor you have this so they can screen more. a pank re a pancreas is a-inch organ and we can't examine it and find it. surgery is a treatment of choice. when we find it in the hands of experience surgeons, laproscopic surgery and followed by chemotherapy. there a lot of great studies going on. the scientists are having a toug

that's for the win and harrison barnes and no good. steph was smothered and good d by the t-wolves and barnes couldn't knock it down. t-wolves hold on 121-120. grant twiggy baker won the invitational. we are not sure how he got the nickname. it is a secret. we assume it is because he is a lean, mean, 1 faff 5 -- 155 pounds. surfers took to the water with excitement and fear. mistakes at mavericks can easily be fatal. there was incredible wipeouts and incredible rides on 40-foot waves. this is share dorian streaking down the face. dorian finished second behind the south african who takes home 12 grand for first place and his second mavericks invitational title. it comes at a good time because bill -- billabong dropped their sponsorship, something they may want to rethink. >> to win mavericks, you know? i did it in 2006. it is eight years later and i am older and slower, but i still have a bit in here. >> he has plenty left. women's hoops, and stanford hosting ucla. also had 15 rebounds and it is her 72nd career double-double. stanford r

barns snapping out of that slump go to the rack strong. barns had 10 and griffin had 27. lynch. and andrew. what a night. 14 points. 17 board and the prayer was answered for the thunder from down under. 22 point. 7 astlis. reversing warrior route the clippers 111 to 92. to the the ice. in calgary. again in net for the sharks. a lot of rest lately. second period the puck off the board here to mark. thank you very much. calgary up 2 nothing. shark offense suddenly vanished. james shepherd stopped by kerry then the puck is right there swipe after swipe can't get it in the net. shark lost third straight. 4-1 the financial score. women hoop hosting cal. stanford up 30 when taylor greenfield hit the 3. but britney boyd leads cal back. she had 25. jumper there. got it down to 5. don't get any idea. all right. 23 points. 12 board. fourth rank stanford hold off cal and met again on sunday 70-64. kaepernick in new york for the superbowl activities. niner quarterback fired back at richard sherman today. kaepernick defending favorite target michael crabtree saying sherman just made himself

was feeding them, i had some of them in the barn. i had another big feed tray in my hand for this old blond thoroughbred that belongs to my oldest girl. and he was coming across the yard. i said, "hey, bud, how'd you sleep?" you know, i had to wave my hand because i had feed in my hands, and he said "fine." and i turned my back, and i took it twice in the back. >> he stabbed you twice in the back. >> yeah, yeah. >> did you know instantly what was happening? >> no. i had no idea. no idea. i mean, when i turned around, i could see that he had something in his hand that was coming at me, but i didn't really -- you know, i had no idea what was coming. it was in his left hand, nothing coming -- i couldn't tell, you know, i thought it was a screwdriver. i had no idea what it was, and he just kept coming at me with stuff. and i said, "what's going on?" you know, and that's when i told, i said, "gus, i love you so much. don't make this any worse than it is." he just kept stabbing. and i think he either knew that i was disabled enough that i

that's for the win and harrison barnes and no good. steph was smothered and good d by the t-wolves and barnes couldn't knock it down. t-wolves hold on 121-120. grant twiggy baker won the invitational. we are not sure how he got the nickname. it is a secret. we assume it is because he is a lean, mean, 1 faff 5 -- 155 pounds. surfers took to the water with excitement and fear. mistakes at mavericks can easily be fatal. there was incredible wipeouts and incredible rides on 40-foot waves. this is share dorian streaking down the face. dorian finished second behind the south african who takes home 12 grand for first place and his second mavericks invitational title. it comes at a good time because bill -- billabong dropped their sponsorship, something they may want to rethink. >> to win mavericks, you know? i did it in 2006. it is eight years later and i am older and slower, but i still have a bit in here. >> he has plenty left. women's hoops, and stanford hosting ucla. also had 15 rebounds and it is her 72nd career double-double. stanford r

there's the barn. >> oh, my gosh. stop, like, six feet away from the building. >> the one outside the building is 5,600 cubic feet. but just think about it, the house not bothered, but the barn -- >> but the real question here is how do you get these things out of there now? you can't bring some sort of construction equipment. those are too heavy. that's too heavy to use a crane or use a -- you have to blow it up. >> my gosh, so close to being just completely destroyed! >> look, you can see the damage it did. look at the skid marks. i have to say it's miraculous because this building is owned by a catholic order. and they say the mud slide cost millions of dollars worth of damage. >> how would you know that's going to happen, you know, like -- >> you can't. >> it's been there for that long and it hasn't happened. it's not, like, you could prepare for something like this. >> look at this field, of all the places for that rock to fall and hit, it hit the one thing in front of it. >> let's look at a positive note here, i

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barns snapping out of that slump go to the rack strong. barns had 10 and griffin had 27. lynch. and andrew. what a night. 14 points. 17 board and the prayer was answered for the thunder from down under. 22 point. 7 astlis. reversing warrior route the clippers 111 to 92. to the the ice. in calgary. again in net for the sharks. a lot of rest lately. second period the puck off the board here to mark. thank you very much. calgary up 2 nothing. shark offense suddenly vanished. james shepherd stopped by kerry then the puck is right there swipe after swipe can't get it in the net. shark lost third straight. 4-1 the financial score. women hoop hosting cal. stanford up 30 when taylor greenfield hit the 3. but britney boyd leads cal back. she had 25. jumper there. got it down to 5. don't get any idea. all right. 23 points. 12 board. fourth rank stanford hold off cal and met again on sunday 70-64. kaepernick in new york for the superbowl activities. niner quarterback fired back at richard sherman today. kaepernick defending favorite target michael crabtree saying sherman just made himself

a new beginning for barnes and noble.the book chain has promoted michael huseby , to the top job at the company, after running the retailer's nook e reader division. huseby was hired by barnes and noble in 20-12 as its chief financial officer. he steps into the ceo role after former c-e-o william lynch, stepped down this summer following disappointing fourth quarter results. tapping into some of the latest earnings. constellation brands profits nearly doubled because of beer sales. the company acquired belgium's anheuser busch in bev last summer.monsanto earnings caused a stir on walll street after beating expections with rich sales of its biotech soybeans.and micron techonolgy topped estimates on flashy sales of its memory chips. a new study finds a hit super bowl ad does not always mean brands will score big with viewers. in a survey, ad reserch group communicus says the most talked about ads are not always the ones that consumers are going to remember when it comes time to buy.research finds ads have to be memorable an

barnes & noble gets a new chief executive officer.e joined barnes & noble back in 2012 and led the company's financial organization until he was appointed president last year. before joining the company he had a long career in media communications and he served as executive price -- executive vice president and cfo of the cable division, also serving on the board of directors from 2002 2001. a very different story at microsoft. the company is going to have to look for their and that their own new ceo. -- looking for their own new ceo. alan mulally is taking himself out. he is trying to keep the f1 50 on top as the best-selling truck in the u.s.. ford is preparing for its busiest year on record. 110 years old, this company, and they're introducing 23 new vehicles. alan mulally is credited with cultivating a new culture for ford. speaking of collaboration, ford is even teaming up with dominoes. these two companies are allowing new partnership that will allow customers to place orders hands- free. patrick doyle explains how he does it. >

i was feeding him, i had some of them in the barn.nother feed tray in my hand for this thoroughbred that belongs to my oldest girl. he was coming across the yard. i said, hey, bud, how did you sleep? i didn't waive my hand because i had feed in my hands. he said fine i turned around and i took it twice in the back. >> he stabbed you twice in the back? >> yeah. >> did you know what was happening? >> no, i had no idea. i had no idea -- nothing coming -- i couldn't tell -- i thought it was a screw driver, i had no idea what it was, he kept coming at me. i said, what's going on. don't make this any worse than it is. he kept stabbing. i think he either knew i was disabled enough i couldn't interfere with whatever else he wanted to do, he decided at some point i said after i loved him, i didn't need to die after all or he thought from the amount of blood that he had already done some damage. the first blow to my back was pretty close to a spot where he could have drawn a lot of blood. the second one punctured a long. it's possible that -- i

barnes & noble gets a new chief executive officer.ed barnes & noble back in 2012 and led the company's financial organization until he was appointed president last year. before joining the company he had a long career in media communications and he served as executive price -- executive vice president and cfo of the cable division, also serving on the board of directors from 2002 2001. a very different story at microsoft. the company is going to have to look for their and that their own new ceo. for their own new ceo. alan mulally is taking himself out. he is trying to keep the f1 50 on top as the best-selling truck in the u.s.. preparing for its busiest year on record. 110 years old, this company, and they're introducing 23 new vehicles. alan mulally is credited with cultivating a new culture for ford. speaking of collaboration, ford is even teaming up with dominoes. these two companies are allowing new partnership that will allow customers to place orders hands- free. patrick doyle explains how he does it. >> we are unveiling the ab

that's for the win and harrison barnes and no good.down. t-wolves hold on 121-120. grant twiggy baker won the invitational. we are not sure how he got the nickname. it is a secret. we assume it is because he is a lean, mean, 1 faff 5 -- 155 pounds. surfers took to the water with excitement and fear. mistakes at mavericks can easily be fatal. there was incredibleand incredie and incredible rides on 40-foot waves. this is share dorian streaking down the face. dorian finished second behind the south african who takes home 12 grand for first place and his second mavericks invitational title. it comes at a good time because bill -- billabong dropped their sponsorship,ey mao something they may want to rethink. >> to win mavericks, you know? i did it in 2006. it is eight years later and i am older and slower, but i still have a bit in here. >> he has plenty left. women's hoops, and stanford hosting ucla. also had 15 rebounds and it is her 72nd career double-double. stanford rolls 72-55. lyndsay is firing up troops before taking on usc. in the

which is a hay barn in this area, and a plumbing shop. no cause yet but neighbors say that the homeless people have been encamped in this area for some time, in fact just on the other side of this warehouse in this neighborhood is coyote creek and there are several homeless encampments. a cause has not been linked to the homeless at this point but neighbors say they have seen them using cook fires recently and that may be part of the investigation. live in san jose, len ramirez, kpix 5. >> a few hours before that fire, crews in san jose were busy with this. plumes of smoke pouring from a house this morning near 17th and san antonio streets. firefighters contained it within a few hours but stayed to prevent any hot spots. two people who lived there were able to escape thanks to their smoke alarm. no word on a cause. >>> a legal catch-22 for a transgender teenager who says she is facing battery charges for fighting back to bullies. ryan takeo spoke with the district attorney today, who says his hands are tied in this case. >> reporter: that

barns snapping out of that slump go to the rack strong. barns had 10 and griffin had 27. lynch. the prayer was answered for the thunder from down under. 22 point. 7 astlis. reversing warrior route the clippers 111 to 92. to the the ice. in calgary. again in net for the sharks. a lot of rest lately. second period the puck off the board here to mark. thank you very much. calgary up 2 nothing. shark offense suddenly vanished. james shepherd stopped by kerry then the puck is right there swipe after swipe can't get it in the net. shark lost third straight. 4-1 the financial score. women hoop hosting cal. stanford up 30 when taylor but 3. but britney boyd leads cal back. she had 25. jumper there. got it down to 5. don't get any idea. all right. 23 points. 12 board. fourth rank stanford hold off cal and met again on sunday 70-64. kaepernick in new york for the superbowl activities. niner quarterback fired back at richard sherman today. kaepernick defending favorite target michael crabtree saying sherman just made himself look bad when he did the yapping after the nfc title game. >> i t

zap zahn stay warm, peter barnes.uses from the retailers already, all this wintry weather has got investors mortars are going to take a hit after the disappointing christmas season. joining us now is the strategic resource group managing director, butter, thanks for joining us -- burt, thanks for joining us. i know we've got the camera ready to show you the weather we have happening right outside our studio windows. this could be a big hazard for the retailers. people aren't going to go outside and shop in this. >> you're completely correct. 80% of the retailers already guided down, that was before christmas. the only way investors can win on this is home depot, kroger, maybe costco, maybe cvs, walgreens, rite-aid. walmart, target going the wrong way, penny's, toys r us needed to save the holiday season after christmas til the end of january, not going to happen. their bond's a preferred stock and their common stock's all in trouble, as you said. sandra: people don't want to throw on their snow boots and put on their

you know, we have a barn -- there are a lot of cats that come in there. and you know, i've been known to not turn them away. and gus loved the cats too and dogs. we had just about every kind of animals. gus named the animals and nicknamed people. he was so full of love. i don't remember determined he not be remembered by the end of his life. he was an unbelievable guy. he could sing and dance. he should shake his booty like no one else and would entertain people with just his dancing as a young man. and as a -- when he was in high school he got the spirit award and for a couple of times and he was -- he was a senior -- he was valedictorian of his high school. gus was something special. all my children are. >> for me, it was a long time before i was able to talk about my brother. the fact you are able to talk about him is nice. >> got no choice. life goes on. now there is a little bit of focus on mental illness. if we can make a change that's going to save lives we have to do it. you know, i got no choice. and besides that, you know, i've got to work. i've

systemwide bart is out of the barn at 8 althoughk this morning. holiday schedule for muni and caltrain. bart is out of the barn at 8:00 this morning. ace no train service. lawrence, you have been jumping up and down about this all day long. you do not need to feed the meters in san francisco today. >> that's so rare. some folks want to enjoy the sunshine in the city, hey, you can part park for free. >>> out the door, though, right now, it is clear and cold in spots, especially in the valleys. we have seen temperatures down to the 20s early on. 29 now in santa rosa. 36 in san jose. 36 in concord. 35 in livermore. 42 degrees in san francisco. as we head toward the afternoon we are enjoying sunny skies and very mild temperatures to begin 2014. in fact, mid- to upper 60s inland. a lot of 60s inside the bay. hazy sunshine and mostly sunny toward the coastline temperatures in the low 60s. i think we are looking at about 63 degrees in fremont. 65 degrees in the napa valley. one of the warmer spots. livermore 67. 65 degrees in san jose. air quality is suf

peter barnes has the details.e earnings and warnings from some retailers. two prominent forecast from blue chip economic indicators the national association for business economics both the gdp rising to 2.8% this year from about 2% last year, and some economies expected growth to top 3% this year, maybe even more. but says weak results and warnings from some retailers who serve middle and lower income families like family dollar, express and american eagle suggest many consumers are still struggling and watching their spending. consumer spending makes up two-thirds of the economy, as you know. they warn this may not be good for equities later this year. >> but haven't retail will not show up in the first quarter of 2014, but it could show up in the third quarter 2014 and when does that get price and the stock market? probably around the second quarter of 2014. as an investor you want to see stocks starts to break down in the second quarter. >> they also say lack of strong growth in credit card debt suggest less th

let's go to peter barnes. >> the fed continues, the fedcoy ashley.s its taper policy, cutting bond purchases by another $10 billion a month as expected, citing a pickup in economic growth. let me get to the economic analysis straight away. quote, information received since the fed met in december indicates that growth in economic activity picked up in recent quarters. labor market indicators were mixed but on balance showed further improvement. the unemployment rate declined but remains elevated. household spending and business fixed investment advanced more quickly in recent months while recovery in housing sector slowed somewhat. fiscal policy is restraining economic growth although the extent of restraint is diminishing. inflation has been running below the committee's longer-run objective but longer term inflation expectations have remained stable. jumping ahead in the statement to the keyylines here. quote, the committee sees risks to the outlook for the economy and the labor market as having become more nearly balanced i it is continuing to mon

quite just as you were talking we are getting breaking news from barnes & noble.they have been struggling here with the proliferation of screens and what it means for the traditional book is this. naming a new ceo. i believe he was the president before. i am sure you will be getting some reaction there. again, you are at a place like the consumer electronics show, which has basically put booksellers out of business. this job,been doing obviously, already for a. of time, making it more official with that title. this is a business, obviously -- i mean, if you look at the way that their tablet is this compares to, say, apple or amazon, it has been a scale new business.ir a lot of people say that they like the technology, the problem is -- how do they get it into enough hands? they still have that bookstore strategy, they are using that as a way to continue to sell those devices. the challenge is to compete on a wider scale around the world the players like amazon and apple. from -- toplete -- also create worlds around amazon and apple. we spoke with a senior executiv

barnes. >> are you the only one in here? >> i can't breathe. get me out. >> are you the only one in there? >> yeah. >> in that instant, in my mind, i knew i had to do everything i could to try to get him out. burning alive is one of the worst ways to die. >> i need help. i can't breathe. >> desperate to get him out of the car, the officers try to open the doors with their bare hands. but the smoke and heat are too intense and the driver is pinned. >> help! >> he was wedged kind of under the steering wheel and across the center console and behind the air bag. >> and there's just no way, i couldn't get him out. just could not pull him out. >> i can't breathe. get me out! >> every second that went by, it was getting hotter and hotter. >> horrified at seeing someone burning alive on his watch, corporal crosby starts tearing at the passenger door, bending and pulling it away from the car. >> we're trying to just create a big enough space to try to pull him out. >> corporate denton grabs a fire extinguisher from the patrol car. >> we got to use this

joining us now, noted barn analyst, dick bove. known each other for year author of the new book. why america needs big banks, dick, great to have you here, cone grat layings on the book, i recommend the book to everyone, it is a terrific read, even though dick and i disagree about the size, why do we need in your judgment theb in banking ? >> the global financial market, if you look at converted currency about 56 illion in size. it will be 81 trillion in size a number of years from now. if this market, these banks are not the biggest in the world. 4 chinese banks are bigger than our 4 biggest in u.s. lou: who owns those banks? >> the chinese government, i assume. lou: they do. >> there is public stock in all of them, in canada, in north america of 9 biggest in the banks, 5 are canadian, 4 of u.s. >> tour our ever lasting disadvantage, i know that is your view. but these banks, these 12 major banks, control 69% of the asse assets. in commercial banking, this is astounding. we're looking at since 2008, a situation which greater powe

get the audio version of "upheaval" even amazon, the barnes & noble and i to this.e will give a copy of the book to each of the post that been freed of the broadcast. some of the top comments to right. >> i agree with did%. when you agree with the you will go way up. [laughter] we wish you or someone would you rather have all the two-party bibbers go for the third-party candidate or the republican candidates in the 2014 election? lou: i hope they have been thinking about that. >> i watch your head show in degree the g.o.p. better wake up also nice to hear you were taking your wifeo dinner. lou: i did. we had a wonderful time. at the four seasons here in new york. >> id by the way i got a lot of points with that. >> i wish you were running for president will the republicans understand they will never win any election and tell those people belong to somebody in the middle we are of most of the toilet and it looks like the democrats want to push us down i am ashamed of both parties we need a third party. lou: all lots of people agree tha is why so many identify as an i

minutes she set this new record from the spectators are about tying the vows of a surprise us with her barn was offered indian classical dance pop out of the arm she studied is art in india the longest performance in class who didn't last forty or forty five minutes tonight it's the end it is also a piercing and can record i spied a open space to complete the deal graph or jemaah illegal time to look into the book as a man who doesn't feel the cut of a knife blade. in addition he is a director of the mass national dance called come ashore got this dance was performed by more than fifteen thousand people the addition amounts to one thousand copies. it consist of six hundred and fifty pages filled with very interesting information ah stop was looking for young artists a local professional studio would teach little children acquire ballet acting in ancient arts turn from the age of six to sixteen will be enrolled to the studio. according to organizers. it is very important than a child has got both power and desire for arts. young artists will be involved in staging operas and concerts at the

you're watching barnes & noble. what is to watch? >> i am.ired their ceo he touted experience. the gentleman in the digital division moving up to the ceo. the stock is up half a percent at $14.82 a share. it shows they're putting all of their clout into him at this point. he came on board. spun off businesses at cablevision and worked at at&t broadband. digital still a big, big priority for barnes & noble and putting him in the lead role. thank you. adam: lori? lori: 50 major cities breaking record lows yesterday morning as bone-chilling cold eases its grip. conditions are expected to be back to normal by friday. so in chicago yesterday, that even the lincoln zoo's polar bear spent the day indoors. that is saying something. adam: send a text, get a tell. a new texting service is bringing hotels up to the 21st century making it easier to get in touch with the concierge. joining to us explain how it all works, ford blakely, the founder and ceo of zingle. congratulations on this project. what is it a million, i don't want to say tweets but text

. >> reporter: he came to barnes and noble on an early day before it was first open and before isaiahas even awake. she asked what type of books he might like to look for and off the top of his head he said sports. >> what kind of sports do like? >> football and basketball. >> okay. let's see what we can find. >> reporter: they found books he might enjoy and passed up some he'd already read, like the entire harry potter stories. we quizzed him on that. >> reporter: who was the name that shall not be spoken? >> voldemort. >> good job! >> he loves to read. >> reporter: his social worker several years now, he's been in foster home moving home to home most of of his life. while shy in settings, he does very well in school. >> reporter: what grade are you in? >> seventh grade. >> reporter: do you like school? >> yes, i do. >> reporter: what's your favorite subject? >> math is my favorite subject. >> reporter: you must be doing well. >> yes. >> reporter: what kind of grades do you hatcve? >> i have an a in my math class. >> reporter: he says he wants to be a computer engineer. >> he has big

peter barnes in washington, d.c., with more. certainly gave a far-reaching interview to "time" magazine, but i wonder what the market participants and everybody will have to say about all of this. >> good question, cheryl. the comments coming from janet yellen today on this article, they are on the dovish side, which may rank a few members on the hawkish side, but she does say she is committed to fighting inflation, but in the interview with "time" magazine, she says the job isn't just about fighting inflation or monitoring financial system, it is about helping ordinary households get back on their feet. creating a labour market where people can fear secure and work and get ahead. the recovery has "been frustratingly slow" but we're making progress and getting people back to work and i anticipate inflation will move back toward our longer-term goal of 2%. on the economy, she says i think we will see stronger wrote this year. most of my colleagues are hopeful the first digit could be a three rather than a two. cheryl: peter barne

this is called the sputnik barn line. >> i wonder what the farmers thinking about this where the people always flying through there. >> here's a difference angle. >> watch what he's about to fly through. >> no way! >> another point he's flying through the clouds. i don't know how he sees where he's going. >> can you imagine if this was a year from your life. imagine if that was your life. what a crazy life. >> and then he down over the and this french line is awesome. just awesome stuff. the enfireeb to >> this foundation brought in 20 cancer patients to talk about what they have to go through in a day. and much of what these people had to say talked about pb -- they said let do something for these people, let give them a makeover. but the deal was they had to keep their eyes shut through the entire process of the makeover. >> it was a surprise. >> it was a surprise all right. when they saw the entire process of the makeoff, this is what they. >> this is them being carefree and silly. >> cancer takes away your ability to be carefree because it does weigh on your mind and they get to hav

barnes, no, and the warriors have lost 5-7 games since winning 10 straight.carmelo anthony set a record scoring 62 points, despite not playing the last seven minutes. friday night, the college scene belongs to the women. sarah james out of sacramento doing her business here. cal upset don't by the usc trojans. everybody is going for that ugly floor. crook had 34 for usc in an upset of the bears. all the noise sherman made, $7,875 it cost him, pocket change, for doing the choke sign. he claims it was in the direction, not at crabtree but kaepernick, unsportsmanlike conduct, and that's it. he has already received over a million dollars in publicity. after seeing this story, the 49er fans might find it more difficult to cheer against the seahawks. >> they told me it couldn't be done. they gave up on me and told me i should just quit. but i've been deaf since i was 3 so i didn't listen. >> the starting fullback for the seahawks, derek coleman, who has become friendly with two young ladies who both suffer hearing problems. they've been writing letters back and for