nick berg. >> my name is nick berg, the general manager of the soma grand. we have approximately 246 residential condominiums. we are very supportive of not just the renewal, but the expansion. currently we are just outside of the central market boundaries and this expansion will include us. our residents have obviously invested a lot to live in central market. they have a vital interest in not just cleanliness, but safety in the neighborhood. so i just wanted to express my support for the expansion. >> thank you very much. now i have no other cards. are there any other persons who would like to speak? fantastic, why don't you come up? >> yes. i am jim chapel and as an urban planner i have worked in central market for 30 years. and 7 years ago, things began to change, and i think you have all seen a great deal of change and i have to say a lot of the credit goes to the central market community benefit district and the work that they have done. for the last year i have had the privilege of welcoming on the mjm management team and working with the steering com

author of "all you can eat," joel berg. thank you again for your time and your tireless work in getting out the word about this real and manufactured american crisis. pleasure to have you back. >> thank you. >> john: we wrap up our week of wtf alabama with nullification. i thought we settled that like 150 years ago. >> jack, how old are you? >> nine. >> this is what 27 tons of marijuana looks like. (vo) with award winning documentaries that take you inside the headlines, way inside. (vo) from the underworld, to the world of privilege. >> everyone in michael jackson's life was out to use him. (vo) no one brings you more documentaries that are real, gripping, current. cuenttv fuffles plaguing the obama administration all week, it has been like christmas for the tea party. in the springtime holiday spirit, we want to wish happy holidays to the tea party and not just because they've been taught to despise that phrase. joining me now to hand out the presents is the great man himself, santa claus. hey, santa say hi to the kids. >

berg says it's perfect. the levi's president says they began to negotiate a deal in december and as the team began winning more games talks got more serious. today york and berg joked about what has been said about the stadium on social media. >> i think the best thing i've seen is welcome to the field of jeans. [ laughter ] i really like that one. >> or the coach in the locker room "win one for the zipper." [ laughter ] >> reporter: tomorrow liveee's will present the proposal for the levi's stadium to the santa clara stadium authority. the money will be used to fund the $1.2 billion venue. in this news conference they were asked if there were plans to sell levi's apparel or a new store in the stadium. they said now there's currently no plan. much more on this story at 5:00 and 6:00. live from san francisco, janine de la vega, ktvu 2 news. >>> an overnight fire at a restaurant. >> mark will be here to tell us it will warm up. [ female announcer ] the one for all. mcdonald's dollar menu, home of the meaty, me

a lighter one here just northeast of dc near lees berg. this is a strong thunderstorm that has possible hail with it. they've had some reports in central virginia of quarter sized hail with these showers and thunderstorms just as we saw yesterday across that region. we'll get into a northwest flow, much cooler air. we'll probably have lingering showers as well. still some thunderstorms developing. by the time the front gets to us it will be nighttime, which is a good thing. we will lose the heat from the sun so lose some of the energy with those storms. the front moves through, low pressure develops and drives chilly air into the region. it will be well-below normal. winds on the bay picking up to 25. the bay temperature around 66 degrees. tonight some showers, maybe a gusty or really drenching thunderstorm in some areas. 62. tomorrow a high of only 64 degrees. yesterday we were 86, 87. that's a big drop. there will be showers around too. pee brooe sendtoo -- breezy, a lot cooler tomorrow. the sun should come back out by saturday afternoon

and as a result, there is no heils berg and there is no store in evanston. >> come on up. >> i should mention that there was some, there were things that were wrong in the catalog and the main company had wrong addresses and they had two in chicago, which was not the case, we had... >> you are saying that your marketing team is inadequate? >> say that again? >> you are saying that your marketing team for oska is inadequate? >> we have a freight elevator, or a freight side and the front side of the building and they had both addresses for deliveries, and they listed both in the catalog but that is not two that helps to drive up the number. >> besides that that there is the facebook and the craig's list. back to the question regarding heilsbeger. the appellant stated that your potential location in helsberg is close proximity to a vendor that supplied your goods for a long time. >> she had for a while, for a few years, and the way that i understand it, she was way behind on checks that she had written, she had written several checks for prepayment and kept asking them to hold them and t

i am chip berg, the president and ceo of levi straus and company. joining me here this morning is my right, the ceo of the 49ers, as well as mayor lee from san francisco and mayor mathews from santa clara. as bob said, we'll make a couple of quick remarks, each one of us, and then we'll open the floor up for questions and then be available afterwards. first of all, welcome you all here to levi's plaza, the headquarters of levi straus and company. as you probably saw walking through the lobby this morning, we've got a lot going on here today. today is our annual community day. it's a day every year when our employees step away from their day job and volunteer in their local communities. today we have nearly 170 projects in 46 different countries around the world, and more than 3,000 employees giving back tens of thousands of hours in community service. and we felt it was a very appropriate day, given the importance of community, that we make a big community announcement today. jed was with me this morning as we participated -- we actually built a few

frowny pants joel berg of the new york city coalition against hunger. >> the whole reason the sequestrationt gotten more media coverage is because it's affecting poor people most. >> so nobody's really been affected. >> tens of millions of americans have already been affected. it's a shame on the nation. >> soñr it'sÑi all overblown th. >> al already, there's bye-bye a $5.1 million cut nationwide in soup and money going to soup kitchens. >> soup cches, come oeverybody knows -- >> the sequester say joke. >> it's so funny, even the soup kitchens are lawflg. >> we serve 1,000 people a day or more, cut almost $200,000 every year for the next four years. we've had to cut back on some things we serve. ( laughter ) for some people, it's the only food they're going to receive for 24 hours. ( laughter ) >> i guess another way to say that is-- >is--. >> no soup for you! >> this is a manufacturing crisis that-- that the president is trying to make out. >> just ask dr. versaka, of north shore hematology, oncology associates. >> the sequester cuts have made it too costly for us to treat up to 5,000 pati

joel berg, executive director of the new york city coalition against hunger.with us tonight. thanks for joining us. >> thank you. >> that is "the ed show." remember, if you want to donate to dan, you can find his website linked at ed.msnbc.com. that's "the ed show." [ dad ] ah! lily... she pretty much lives in her favorite princess dress. and she's not exactly tidy. even if she gets a stain she'll wear it for a week straight. so i use tide to get out those week old stains and downy to get it fresh and soft. since i'm the one who has to do the laundry. i do what any expert dad would do. i let her play sheriff. i got 20 minutes to life. you are free to go. [ dad ] tide and downy. great on their own, even better together. what makes a sleep number what makes a sleep number store different? you walk into a conventional mattress store, it's really not about you. they say, "well, if you wanted a firm bed you can lie on one of those. if you want a soft bed you can lie on one of those." we provide the exact individualization that your body needs. the sleep number memo

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we are going tlico be listening ceo chip berg. >> i want to welcome you to levi's plaza, headquarters of levi strauss & company. as you probably saw walk through the lobby this morning, we've got a lot going on here today. today is our annual community day. it's a day every year when employees step away from their day job and volunteer in theirp local communities. today we have nearly 170 projects in 46 different countries around the world, more than 3,000 employees giving back  of hours in community service. and we felt it was a very appropriate day, given the importance of community, that we make a big community announcement today. jed was with me this morning as we participated. we actually built a few skateboards for a program called board rescue. it was great for us to be able to partner together on that. that's really not the reason why we called you all here today. the news you really want to hear about is the partnership of two great bay area iconic brands, san francisco 49ers and levi's. levi strauss is thrilled to announce we've come to agreement on a 20 year, $220 million

thank you, joel berg., josh green, coming back from great reporting there. >>> up next, senator ted cruz for president? some conservatives say he's a rock star and could be another barry goldwater. a lot of us like barry goldwater personally. i'm not sure this guy is quite as lovable, and certainly not cuddly. this is "hardball." the place for politics. this is $100,000. we asked total strangers to watch it for us. thank you so much. i appreciate it. i'll be right back. they didn't take a dime. how much in fees does your bank take to watch your money? if your bank takes more money than a stranger, you need an ally. ally bank. your money needs an ally. which is why he's investing in his heart health by eating kellogg's raisin bran®. good morning dad. hi, sweetie. [ male announcer ] here's another eye opener. not only is kellogg's raisin bran® heart healthy it's a delicious source of potassium. ♪ mom make you eat that? i happen to like raisins. now that's what i'm talkin' about. [ male announcer ] invest in

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. >> mitchell berg, order of bow wow miau. in the project like the on polk street that would have the potential impact on businesses in the community that is so dramatic the business community should have been involved in the process much sooner than it was. it seems sfmta has serious outreach problems in -- and a pr problem. the coalition with small business has been left out of the loop. we were brought to the table at the point where we became a spoiler; the plans were drawn up without our input. the community residents and businesses seeing strongly opposed to the plan and yet we come across as a bad guy because we are trying to change plans that have already been put forward. the question is, why would the process not include the community that it will impact so dramatically and the businesses that it will impact so dramatically? they claim there was outreach but none of us saw it. we had no idea. god knows we are very interested in that is why there has been so much emotion, because it was after everything had been propo

. >> susan whies berg and mer vin wo ng, tina change and i apologize in advance for miss promounsing names. lorenso lastana. patty lee. and derek sorata. >> go ahead and it will be two minutes. >> thank you supervisors. my name is susan wisberg and i am a long time renter and rent resident of san francisco. san francisco does not need more condos, contrary that home ownership is the american dream, many people do not want to own homes or cannot. over the 43 years that i have happily been a renter i have seen the renting become more and more impossible for the people who have made the city the diverse place that it has been. one of the ways this has happened is the loss of affordable rental stock to condo conversion. this leads to evictions followed by tic converted to condos. >> next speaker? >> hi my name is mer vin and i leave in the building in the district eight with my 75-year-old disabled mom. and recently they speculate a call (inaudible) bought my property and (inaudible) they said that i received a letter from the attorney, stating that they intent on converting my building.

. >> my name is sam berg man. i'm not an attorney. there's been a great deal of technical discussion during the last few minutes. and i don't know whether i will have a chance to make a public comment if the board decides not to take action. so, i'm asking, is this the appropriate time to make a public comment or will i be given time after the app is heard? >> why don't you go ahead and make your comment. >> thank you. i appreciate this opportunity. my name is sam berman. i'm a resident of 101 lombard. this is one of several condo buildings located less than 500 feet from the outdoor stadium where the proposed concerns are to occur and i appreciate this opportunity to address the appeals board because we don't know what to do if you don't undertake this appeal in some way. i'm expressing to you the concern of many of the 600 residents in this closely located neighborhood who believe that it is highly inappropriate to allow outdoor concerts with associated loud noise and traffic congestion to occur so close to a significant residential

and nick berg. >> hi, thank you board, i am brian smith, the owner of blackberry bicycles on 6th and we opened a little over a year ago. we have been very successful and i don't think we could have done it without the foundation laid by the cm cbd over the last years. it's really critical for my now nine employees and thousands of customers to feel safe and comfortable coming to the neighborhood and coming into my bicycle shop and getting on an expensive bike and riding it around the neighborhood. i really strongly support the renewal of the cm. cbd and i think that the people such as myself who have invested in the neighborhood and the people who live in the neighborhood and the thousands of people moving to this neighborhood, and investing in the future in this neighborhood, will be way worse off if the cm. cbd is not allowed to renew and continue the work that they have already done. thank you very much. >> thank you very much, ralph lee, next speaker. >> good morning supervisors. my name is ralph lee, the general manager for the hotel whitcom, a hotel with 160 rooms and i am spea

a representative from senator stien berg's office and the senate research. office to discuss some potential the things to keep moving forward in dealing with protecting small businesses and also increasing disability access. >> and then, i am not sure if i mentioned this in the last meeting but the one dollar that is being added to the business registration for disability access, education, out reach and cast inspections that will be coming to our office, so this means that it will be increasing our budget about 60,000 dollars. and so, i will be working on a plan presenting this to the out reach committee and then, to the full commission. in terms of how we will utilize these dollars. and then, there was a change, i sent you an e-mail about the announcement, about the grant for the affordable care act to cover california so it may not come out until the week of small business week but i will keep you posted on that. and then, i did meet with herb shulz to have a discussion and a partnership with all agencies regarding the affordable care act and getting more

used force nearly 60 percent less often, so not only would we be safer from people like chuck len berg you would be sued less and lose less money if you did this or that is what the study appears to indicate strongly. i have given you a copy of the material and i remember that you read it, chief, sur, i hope that you talk to the chief, and i hope that you read the study and if you have not i hope that you do. and i urge you strongly to defend the safety of the citizens and not to mention the city's liability issue and put the cameras on all of the officers even the ones in mission station who think that they are above the law. is that my time up or a warning. >> warning. >> thank you, sir. >> speaking of cameras, i hope that the boston introduced the notion that this city does not need cameras in public space and speaking of which, supervisors camp os and weiner the usual suspect have somehow made you believe that gay people do not cameras to protect them, we need them like everyone else and ignore their lame complaints that don't even pass a laugh tests that gays are afraid of the cam

i think it is berg's world renowned laurie and ski theater the birthplace of the nutcracker it's poised to celebrate the opening of its new state of the art twin venue with a grand artist of i would say take you backstage of one of the most ambitious cultural projects in modern russian history. it was a full house here at the marine ski theater to add the pre opening evening performances where veterans of marines key war veterans as well as a performance arts and culture and of the who's who of us in petersburg were invited here for there's a pretty rehearsal evening now of course everybody in st petersburg and around the world has been waiting in anticipation for this new space as we all know is marine steve the mother sister albert the new marine skis be a to keep as well renowned to but up to ten yes and seven hundred billion dollars are spent on making this grand space we're already to see what it looked like and why importantly what the sound from the performances sounded like and nothing was short of a spectacular now of course this evening was meant to highlight how the space can

independent and formula retail coffee houses within the same two-block zoning district that offer similar bergs and food items including pizza coffee, sweet inspiration, church street cafe, and cafe floor. ~ in addition, there are also three other star bucks locations within one half mile radius and eight within a 1-1/2 mile radius of the subject property. the project would be detrimental to the neighborhood by occupying a prominent corner lot with a formula retail that uses standardized color schemes, decor and signage that would detract from the distinctive character from the neighborhood which includes primarily local independent real tail businesses. formula retail businesses have a competitive advantage over independent retailers because they are typically better capitalized and can absorb larger start up costs, pay more for leased space, ~ and commit to longer lease contracts. this puts a pressure on existing businesses and potentially price that new start up and independent businesses which tend to be unique, nontraditional and contribute to the character of the neighborhood. the commiss

bloom berg stepping down to become new york city's mayor.out merrill lynch for 4.5 billion. a high powered trading platform. all along, news has come secondary to the product. the machines filled with economic data. never properly erected, allowing access to proprior tear information that's a practice that editor in chief called almost as old as bloomberg news. trade book registered with the sec. central bankers and officials monitor their own terminals so a prifcy breach could have far reaching consequences. >> what do traders have to say about the breach? both are terminals. you know, i will go to you first. does it affect the way you use your terminal? >> i would have to say that the story, the timing is atrocious when you think of the biggest issue is trust. it's another breach of frus. i'm not sure that i ever had a complete expectation of privacy. yes it comes as a little bit of a surprise, too. i'm northeastly on my own. >> jeff? >> well, sue, we are a group. this really underscores how we communicate with our clients. this really mak

just going to be a community day party and that's when the announcement was made by the ceo, chip berg, who said this all makes sense. >> this partnership makes sense for a lot of reasons. santa clara and levi strauss & company are both 160 years old this year. our founder levi strauss created the original bluejean 140 years ago for the needs of the original 49ers of the gold rush era. >> reporter: how's that for a perfect tie-in, right? so they had a big party today at levis plaza. the employees were drinking and eating. they even had a stadium takeout there. i got a little taste of that. it was quite good. 49er red and gold. ibby clifford who works in the pr department said they are absolutely overjoyed at this. >> all we can say is the best fit. it really is the most perfect fit. >> reporter: so, you know, with a big stadium like this, and the naming rights, there always have to be nicknames. right, guys? so i have heard today field of jeans. i've heard the big fly. i have had the big rivet. so yeah, as far as i know, the store is open -- speaking of store, i also heard today that t

and the hinssen berg omen is going to be all they talk about.april 15th and today, you had the same thing. it has to do with how many new york stock exchange stocks are making new highs and new lows at the same time. very strange occurrence when that number jumps up. mcclelland oscillator is down and the market is higher than it was 50 days ago. this doesn't really happen often and it doesn't always mean something. but the last time it occurred was october 2007. a lot of chatter about it. and i think everyone should be aware of it. it's cocktail conversation, maybe, or maybe it leads to something more. >> sounds like the sky is falling when you talk about that at this point, grasso. >> it's a bunch of hot air. >> save this clip just in case it's not, though. keep that on file. >> for me i lightened up because i'm worried like the rest of the world is that we're topee here. 1629 in the cash. that's my level. we closed right there. perplexed. don't know what to do. i'm lightened up. i'm waiting for the dip. >> i'd say to both of these guys, you sa

turning in a sense and he needed to record what was about to happen and he did so capturing add all berg's tirade on his phone i brought a clip for you let's take a listen so whatever you say is recorded i'm. going to go and i want to. know i think that it was right or that i'm going to. play and you know i think i'm going to call. the police or. whatever you're saying it's recorded and. you punch him do you think it was proper for the you know i mean you know you question me right. you want you know right what. so meghan it was there for the world to see mr muhammad's limbs horror where he was essentially defenseless against. and at his mercy and that was you know horrifying enough but thank goodness he caught it on tape absolutely the tape is it evidence now as i understand it the c.e.o. was not actually arrested for several days and when he was arrested it's now being charged as a misdemeanor crime what does mr saline want to see happen with this man certainly we'll let me just backtrack here for a minute so that's right you are correct the c.e.o. has not been charged with a hate crime

we'll bring in joanna gold berg.williams, and charles krauthammer. >> it was interesting and i am enjoying the media equivalent of the a rob spring and exciting to see the press cooper interested in its job all of the sudden. i don't know that president obama put much of anything away today. i thought it was interesting in the piece we saw, he was asked when he knew or anyone in the white hou white house knew. not the que and people perked up the eyebrows and said maybe they did know about this earlier than they are letting on. i think that is the kind of things that churned the water. juan, how the president answered it raised eyebrows in washington. >> i think people are looking for any slight thing and indication and it is slim pickenings at that point. the president took questions and it was a real sense when it comes to the irs, he feels he has taken action to repair the damage in terms of the trust of the american people breached on the left and right and the idea that irs would be used in political terms. the

. >>> berg king a nouns it will include a summer lunch and it has been a bestseller every summer for. >> i hit several of those. >> did you if. >> yes, sacramento basketball fans get wish. >>> what a decision, they are moving to sell the with those fans amount. >> a unique look at plans for a space list. -- space lift. . >>> all right, steve, the washington monument is where we are and we have a makeover and we have a really unique look at how they are doing the work. they are releasing helmet camera video and it has been shut down since being damaged in the earthquake. the monument is expected to stay closed until next year as the crews finish the repairs. >>> and a bus party in santa cruz is now facing criminal charges in connection with the death of a woman last year. he was arrested on vehicular manslaughter charges. in -- is that fell out with during a fight and he failed to properly take care of his buses and endangered his passengers. if he is configured -- convicted he faces many years in prison. >>> fans cheered during watch parties yesterday and the board league found they

mainstream financial media they mock and ridicule and laugh at the people who talk about building berg and the illuminati but what do they do when a real world conspiracy is right there in front of their face reporting on it they act the opposite just as ridiculous because they refuse to believe that any conspiracy could possibly happen that banks are wealthy because of their wealth generation and that they're better than the rest of us as robespierre said and i quote terror is virtue virtue is terror keep that in mind as we cleanse the system of the baxters well you know another is speaking along this line of what matt taibbi is saying here is that all prices are rigged every single thing is fixed every single benchmark rate which they interact with is rigged so then we know that global the all monetary policy is based on helping these guys out there are the ones that own the central banks and there are the so everything around us is a fabrication of their imagination and jeffrey sachs who is a for insider was i i m f economist wrecking economies around the world he's. gone well he's