the cost of the program could be to them and we would expect that they'll be thinking about whether the pg and e option is a better way for them to go and may have questions about that as well, so there will be a communication challenge i think around those issues but it will also make sure that folks are really aware, you know, the awareness factor should be higher. >> and since we're talking about in phases, so they're going to overlap, so the ability to opt out is based on -- i mean, you're going to be rolling this program out in phases, so in some instances, they're going to probably overlap with pg and e's plan in some of the areas? >> yeah, it's going to be in part based on how quickly we launch our program, our current timeline says we're launching our program in october of this year and how quickly pg and e receives authorization to launch their program, what's proposed is still pending, they're not authorized to launch the program, so we will begin our notification and education campaign program ourselves, you know, throughout this summer, we'll be conducting that effort to

we'll be meeting over the next three weeks >> the bulk of the money will not be coming in until may. i've talked to the person who is in charge of that monies. i think one the great benefits is funding a cast certification for businesses. so i'll be, you know, keeping you updated on this. and then last meeting i noted there was a meeting in chinatown doing presentation on getting cast certification, doing assess boycotting improvements. the union was our core sponsor and one of the things say they do education to their business clients. we had 13 applications for getting assistance to go forward and getting a first walk through and getting an assessment for access abilility. we'll all pleased with this. i'm sure more about come through. and then small business saturday november 30th of 2013 we're going to be starting this earlier with the american express and is chamber to start planning for that. and then the retreat is february 26th is it? or excuse me. . february 25th. and so as i mentioned i will be meeting with president adams to work on the agenda but also will be reaching out

that may be fine with the meter. it is a different situation is to what type of sound penetrates through the walls and through the soundproofing scenario. that has to be taken into consideration also, the frequency levels. i do know we are talking about the project sponsor having one engineer and you notice here in the spot having another engineer and all that, and having the engineer for the entertainment commission involved in some way or whether the case is that we all get together and hire one firm. that maybe another way to go. i would leave it up to the entertainment commission, to design, set up the scope of work for the engineer or engineers who could do this testing work. >> president fong: commissioner moore. >> commissioner moore: i assume the majority of people sitting in this room know that mr. saltar is a person to go to; over a large period of time, he would be the man as an independent expert witness or as of this moment associated with the other side who could not only tell us what building performan

and it wouldn't be just lighting. it would be the number, the size, et cetera, et cetera. that said, i think that, you know, we don't seem to have similar issues with some other companies who seem to realize that being more subtle and, you know, blending in with the financial district and downtown and other neighborhoods seems to be the way to go and not be this blairing kind of corporate brand that chase seems to want to foist upon us. * blaring >> walgreens is not a good example, but they do have a fairly nice treatment. * is it montgomery and california? somewhere downtown where it's very discrete. and i think they do have two signs, but they're not bigger than about two by two or something. and there are other examples like that that i think are fine and doesn't prompt me to trigger this request that staff start looking into this. it's, it's this particular company i think has been hoist up here that has now triggered the most concern. so, i think that maybe later on we can address that. and i know that lighting is a concern, but i also would urge the staff and the pro

we need to be able to be flexible with them and be there through that process. and not to say, i am not working with you anymore because you let me down. that is really important as well, not to be rigid. collaborations are very important as well. if we are talking about bringing everybody to the table to develop solutions, youth should have the same importance as the district supervisor, as the police enforcement officer, as the executive director. through that, we build a real communities. i have respect for our brother over here and respect for my sister over there. you develop that accountability and integrity billet -- and integrity amongst one another. we are able to express ourselves and develop real solutions, especially in the time where the budgets are cut left and right. the only thing we have left is our human relationships. honestly, we know health and human services are the first things to get slashed. by developing those relationships with each other, i think we will go a long way. partnerships with local business, i know that that is really impor

we will be right back. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2013] [captioning performed by national captioning institute] >> you have to understand all the founders' primary concern was with national security. what would they say about a company such as lockheed? i am of the opinion that based on how they acted in other instances, they would have grudgingly favored a bailout of lockheed because it supplied the united states with its top fighter jet and reconnaissance airplane. i think you could make an argument they would have supported the bailout of chrysler in the 1980's but not a bailout today. what is the difference? chrysler back then made tanks. they were our only tank manufacturer. when chrysler comes out of debt and repay is the government loan, the main when they do so is by selling off the tank division and plowing the money back into the company. >> the author and professor will take your calls, e-mails, facebook posts, and tweets on sunday at noon eastern on c- span2. >> "washingt

be -- may be the joker. it may well be that someone looks to having done extraordinary work in that field. >> reporter: and we see also now the pope who has arrived, looks like to me at the helipad area. this again is at the vatican train station where there is a helipad nearby. don't forget that once he looefd leaves, they will seal up the vatican apartments with that yellow papal seal. >> that's right. christiane right now we're seeing the pope has exited his car and is making his way to the helicopter. we're watching it right now. pope benedict xvi. he's left the vatican for the last time. he is greeting the thousands who have come out to see him. the applause has been basically nonstop following him along the way. every one of these is a final moment. he'll never be back to the vatican as pope. he'll never be in that car again. and while they seem like details, they matter. so let's listen in. >> we have by the way confirmed father beck wanted to prove himself correct and you did. so he pulled up the rep

. >> it's hard to be here today. i have to i'm his voice. >>> bloomberg news is reporting caroline ken 50nedy is the top contender to be the u.s. ambassador to japan. >>> you'll see how he put up a pretty good fight. >> all that. >> look out. look out. and a push! the rockets. >> if you get a good night's sleep you have better sex. >> is that a problem? >> all that matters. >> "washington post" bob woodward has been calling out the administration for days now. he also said the white house has pushed back hard in response to what he wrote. >> it was said very clearly, you will regret doing this. >>> on "cbs this morning." >> a 114-year-old woman in japan is now officially the world's oldest woman. >> this was exciting news for the world's second oldest woman, steven tie cler! >>> welcome to "cbs this morning." gayle king is off. pope benedict is resigning in just a few hours. he's stepping down with promises to obey his successor. >> the pope met once last time with the college of cardinals one of those men will be th

it appears to be at the end of some kind of driveway, it could be condensation, it could be fuel burnoff of things. it could also be a flare, christopher dorner is known to be a very cagey guy, to have so many different kinds of threats, by air, land or sea, according to some accounts. certainly on land, he's a threat. it's been said that he carjacked a car. by sea, people have talked about him taking a boat, getting scuba equipment. there's even been speculation of him being able to fly a plane. there could be any number of explanations as we look at that smoke right now. >> we don't know if it's at all related to this massive man hunt for christopher dorner. chris welch, you're there in big bear, i don't know if you have seen these pictures, do you have any idea what that smoke was? >> reporter: you know, i would take the same tag as joe johns, i would be hesitate to speculate on what that is at this point. there's a lot of confusion in the air at this point, but what we do know is that there has been a home invasion and a carjacking, i just want to reiterate what we know at this point

i'm comfortable with it being the one-year provision because i don't want this to be seen as rewarding cafe fior. i think this puts a little bit of a less of a -- i don't know the right word. i think we've had other instances before the commission in which owners of businesses have done what you might call illegal things or not followed specifically that the conditional use term, for example. we've had one on polk street lately that came to us and said, we've been doing this five years and therefore you should approve it. whereas we previously approved the previous conditional use. and that happened even more recently where we had one on stockton street and north beach where the use was for a bookstore and cafe. it had not operated it that way for a number of years. they came in and said, we need to legalize this. we did. i didn't vote for it, but we did. so, i don't want the message to go out to businesses that you can just go willy-nilly doing things and then if you get caught or something like that, then you come in and say, i've been doing this for a long time and therefore you hav

rosemary will be on it too. >> i will be there.ou can take the pictures, i will wave. >> i will hash tag you. >> i barely know what that means. indeed. hash tag us. good morning to you. we are clearing out this morning. some of us waking up with partly cloudy skies, hazy fog out there. weak system moving through the over night. some of us may be waking up with a bit of damp grass, maybe the pavement looks a little wet to you. live look over the hills, nice and green still, though i would have liked to see a little more rain out of this weak system. most of us remain dry. giving you a look at the pacific satellite. here is that system. we call it inside slider because this is the path now over nevada. we would have received more rain. we caught just the tail end and you can see it right there. shifting through. behind it we will be clearing out. we have the northwest flow that's building in and it'll be a little cooler, little breezy for your saturday afternoon. those winds picking up a little bit already in some spots, fairfield re

be happy.e healthy. >>> the latest report from the centers for disease control may just make you sick. during 2009 and 2010 there were roughly 1500 food-borne disease outbreaks in the u.s. resulting in 1200 hospitalizations and 23 deaths. it's the most common illness salmonella. >> maryland could be just weeks away from abolishing the death penalty. several state lawmakers are expressing optimism they can repeal capital punishment. they have a hearing scheduled for february 14th. one advocate is kirk noble bloodsworth, the first person whose capital conviction was ever overturned because of dna. convicted of murder, he spent nearly nine years in prison, including two on death row before being exonerated in 1993. good morning and thanks for being with us. >> good morning, chris. >> your story is unbelievable. you were accused of murdering a 9-year-old girl in 1984. tell us briefly how did you get convicted? >> well, it was all based on witness identification. a person that was described as being

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a reason yeah what would be the reason. you would go topless for that yeah would you do it well maybe one month but do you think french girls would do it more often than american girls i think so why is that what's wrong with a kind of crazy it would be a way to get he was attention but i personally wouldn't do it maybe someone knows and i mean do you think that it would be little a cause or help because. i don't know if we'll do it much it's will bring more awareness i guess people will look so it's not what protesting is all about. let them out lady the bottom line is going topless is a sure fire way to bring attention to your cause so ladies you might want to consider that the next time you suit up for your big rally. that's all for me for that island after so break it's the kaiser pulls. saudi arabia has ordered its retailers to construct one point six meter tall barriers in the middle of their stores a rather unusual demand is that something related to everyone's favorite buzzword terrorism no it is to keep male and fe

watercolor topic that it may be. -- watercolor subject that it may be. there was a conversation of -- about who is the easiest person to operate on. one doctor said the easiest people are mathematicians. when you open them up, all their parts are numbered. very easy to reassemble. an easier category is librarians. you take them apart and there alphabetized. only 26 letters. the third doctor said i know it better categoric operate on -- mechanics. they understand if you do not get finished on time and their exports, that does not cause the much concern either. the last doctor says i can say by far the easiest people to talk -- to operate on our politicians. you open them up and find out the have no heart, no spine, no guts and their head in their rear end are interchangeable. [laughter] i think that defines some of the challenges we face as we develop policy year. -- we develop policy here. the mixtec by telling the story of a small business in my hometown -- let me start by telling the story of a small business in my home town called world class auto. th

going to those meetings and saying, listen, don't be -- at least have all the facts, and don't be fooled by some of the stuff you're hearing. i think it's important for us to do that, even if we do something citywide, i think that going to the ground level is really important. thank you. >> thank you for all that feedback, we'll take that back to our commission and we'll see what we can do working cooperatively with lafco staff to take these low hanging fruit opportunities to get the facts out. >> thank you, another question from commissioner mar? >> let me to try not to repeat which has already been said by my colleagues, this is a sophisticated propaganda campaign which is spreading misinformation out there, we're being caught flat footed. i feel like jason fried does his best as an army of one but the puc has to be the one that has the eyes and ears with so much staff and resources than i think jason has and i think for him to be relied on to know what's going on and to give it to you to me doesn't make that much sense. i just reviewed the website for the so-called san francisco shell

be big decisions >day ingmar guandique is expected to be back in d.c. in a matter in aurs to appear for a hearing scheduled call for later this afternoon. understand the hearing is about new developments in this case. as you may recall, in 2001, levy vanished from circle apartment. a year later her remains were area ofin a secluded park.reek a year later, ingmar guandique was convicted. witness may no longer be considered credible. being released for what the judge calls safety reasons. find out whether the public will be allowed into the hearing. the judge is expected to rule who will be allowed inside prior to the, just hearing scheduled for this afternoon. news.e carter, abc 7 >> there are doubts about the evidence in a high-profile case york city police officer with ties to our area. roberto valle is accused of plotting to kill, eat many women. he graduated from the university in 2006. >> a 39-year-old man from peru was hit and killed by a car just before 1:00 a.m. along route 301 drive.ointer ridge victim was walking northbound lanes when he was st

it can be a real problem. that relativity will be pointed to. given the breath of things, the things that we need to do together and the issues we need to tackle together has a common view. that ranges from foreign affairs to our common economic future. it would be unhelpful if this was more than just a bump in the road that became something that pushed us off the road. >> i think danielle wanted to jump in. before that, i get a sense of your questions in the audience. i see some hands. ok. if you change your mind and more hands went to ask, i will get to that depending on how much time is reserved. >> the decision around the keystone is not necessarily lateral. who will be point our finger at if the president makes a decision we do not like? canada has played a role in the whole debate. it is a conversation between two countries. if canada sits back and says we need to do a better job of a filing that environmental progress, that is a big question. certain the climate policy issues are perceived widely. canada has some of the weakest time it po

and of course the russian president was being sarcastic. point in fact the man who is responsible for the cost overruns and the delays in work has been sacked but still the pursued the still the process of reconstruction continues and artie's very own farmer has all the details from sortie. well the olympic spirit is starting to flow here in sochi i'm stood in the center of the olympic park and in just under an hour's time there will be either ceremony to mark the one year to go down it will take place at the bolshoi that will host the ice hockey finally lympics finally come to town but tonight he will host a spectacular eye show which will include former and present figure skaters from russia as well as three hundred or so should be something worthwhile watching the end of that there will be a speech we think from president putin and then there will be a great display to light up the sochi sky a year before the opening ceremony will begin with that opening ceremony will start at the stadium you can see behind me i hope the fish stadium tha

which will be march 10th. the route through mission street or the more popular ones on april 14th. the bayview on june 9th and the great highway on july 7th. and as the rest of the calendar gets secured and approved, we'll bring it back. we'll bring information back to the board. in addition to sunday streets is a new component that's going to be added into the mix this year called play streets. i mentioned this a while back that when the grant award for play streets came through, but it's a pilot program of four smaller one to two -block events, also featuring car-free streets. particularly in targeted areas where health disparities are high and open space is limited. so, it's kind of like a targeted mini version of sunday streets. the funding is provided by the blue cross/blue shield foundation and partnership for a healthier america. and we'll be doing the play streets event so that will be held in the tenderloin, chinatown, bayview, and the western addition. we're still working with other folks involved to

would be.nyway, i thought that given the closer look that is being taken at ted cruz, it was the right time to share what i remembered of him. >> well, that he would not answer your follow-up question, or at least hasn't answered yet about who the 12 are probably means that i won't be able to get an answer out of him on that subject either, but we will also follow up to see if he really does have a list, because boy, that really would be a story. jane mayer, staff writer for the "new yorker" magazine. thanks for joining us tonight. it's always really great to have you here. >> thanks. >>> one man i would love to see grill joseph mccarthy is michael moore. the academy award-winning director is going to be joining us in just a minute. stay with us. [ male announcer ] i've seen incredible things. otherworldly things. but there are some things i've never seen before. this ge jet engine can understand 5,000 data samples per second. which is good for business. because planes use less fuel, spend less

>> well, you know, i'll be watching my hometown senator, i will be watching marco rubio, he'll be the not wearing the cowboy hat or funny facial hair going on, he'll be giving the official republican response. you talk to ted nugent was the republican party's nightmare, no, is he the media's darling, he's a quotable guy. he is entertaining and colorful. >> no doubt about that. maria? >> i actually will be focused on marco rubio. i think he will be giving the serious response to the state of the union but if you're looking purely for entertainment carol, for that train wreck i can't look away type of feeling, then certainly i think ted nugent is the person to watch tonight. >> ladies, thank you for playing. anna navarro, maria cardona. >>> i'm sure you remember the adele went up to accept the award someone else was on stage h no business being there. who the heck was that guy? a.j. hammer knows. >>> so if you're weirdly clever enough to crash the grammys and weirdly clever enough to get up on stage next to adele as she's accepting her grammy for the night and give a little acceptance s

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being an astronaut's than being an nba player. >> it can be very difficult and you have to fill for theapplause) >> they are saying that this did not come because it was not a basket. >> they are going on, and on. from this angle it did look like it when in perry ewent in. >> what was he thinking? >> usually they catch it, but he was right along with him. >> did you hear the rest of it? >> no. >> they actually apologized for that. >> was this tv or radio? >> tv perry . >> if you were on radio listening to this you what about the game was over. >> when was the last time you heard me on the radio? >> does my brother count? he heard you on the radio. >> my brother stated that he love you and your pummel. promo. >> and there is word that the 49ers are interested in rail darrell reavis. >> the deal on him and said he is a corner bad and he is back and is supposedly the best that this compared to deion sanders. >> the is a big talker perry ed. >> i knew immediately what i heard this that you would be on that. the question is if the 49ers will give him a big contract. they were saying on espn

you expect to be sitting in a seat and you want to be close to the action, you do not expect to be part of of a dangerous sport. we hope to get an update here soon so we can find out more information. >> how much do you think the injured will play into if this race goes on tomorrow? >> reporter: if there's a a death involved it could effect if they run the race at all. because it's the most -- it's often referred to as the super bowl of racing. they are expecting a couple hundred thousand people, millions will be tuning in because of the danica patrick factor. she will be making history starting from the front row. it will be difficult for nascar to cancel the race. i would not be surprised if nascar pushes back the start time a few hours to make sure they have enough time to repair the retaining wall and they have enough time to fix a catch fence. and then you have to think of the seats in the grandstand that were destroyed. and fans expect to be able to have the safe experience and they want to make sure that fence is completely repaired and up to code and up to standard so that in ca

it can be you will pay. it can be as vague as you will regret it. he is a hero and a lot of people love him. if lance armstrong said something to you and this is a simple allegation, we don't know what he said, but if he said i will make you sorry, that can be intimidation. anything do to prevent someone from testifying from the government. >> why would anyone want to do that? the dwoeft win is so strong. >> the thing about lance armstrong and so many other people. david petraeus and arnold schwarzenegger and others, their emotions are so strong that they are not consequence-cognizant. are for the quick fix. i don't think lance armstrong was not clear enough to think about the consequences of this act. >> we will see what he said. my thanks to both of you. appreciate it. the super bowl performance is a stunner, but peta is taking aim at beyonce's halftime show. we will tell you why, next. plus d contm with efficient absorption in one daily dose. citracal slow release. Ñe with efficient absorption in one daily dose. that's a good thing, but it doesn'

ted owingle will never be fore-- ogle will never be forgeten and he will be missed. i ask the entire district to keep their children and the whole family in your thoughts and prayers in the coming weeks and months. i yield back. thank you. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from michigan seek recognition? without objection. >> mr. speaker, last week on the fourth anniversary of the lily ledbetter fair pay act i met with women leaders in my kiss trict to discuss the importance ensuring women earn equal pay for equal work. the women i met with told personal stories and powerful stories of how continued wage disparities have affected their families. in cities like flint, saga gnaw, bay city women still only earn about 74 cents for every dollar men do. that is unacceptable. mr. speaker, the time is long overdue for women to be paid equal pay for equal work. mr. kildee: women make up half our work force yet they are not paid the same as men for the same work. this means women have less money for groceries, for rent, for childcare, for the everyda

be quiet. don't say nothing.temper, your emotions. >> wasn't even given a chance to walk away. as soon as they seen me they had the police all in my face. it was crazy. and they did it in front of everybody. >> i'm gonna giddyup. i have to try to get to the store before they close. we need groceries and you didn't make a list for me. so i guess i'll see you in the morning and then we'll be going home afterwards. >> i hope so. it's just, i don't want to deny the charges and then have to sit in here and wait for another court date like everybody else. you have to sit in here and sit in here and wait. and then you go on trial. and then, like i said, the police officer against you. been here twice. who you going to believe? >> so you just say that you're guilty just to go home? >> it's crazy. >> you can't go to girls school. because you'll be home tomorrow washing dishes. cleaning up. >> hopefully. >> ain't no hopefully, you're going home. okay, i better go. see you in the morning. >> with court scheduled for the nex

back on the streets would be, would be tragic. the other thing i would just point out, um, the consistents in funding -- the cuts in funding for the public housing program and the voucher programs more broadly mean that the fees go down. last year we had six housing authorities turn back vouchers for homeless veterans. unthinkable. because there wasn't adequate funding. these cuts, i'm afraid, even if vast is protected would lead to more housing authorities turning those vouchers back. and as i said earlier, it's perverse because the truth is we'd be, quote-unquote, housing those folks in shelters, in prisons, in emergency rooms, in places that are much more expensive than the housing that we provide. so not only would we have terrible human costs, we would also be raising the fiscal costs to the taxpayer by making these cuts in this ip discriminate way. >> well, you've raised a theme that i heard secretary carter echo before the defense committee, the armed services committee is that one of the great ironies here is this sequestr

critics say they shouldn't be charging for a job that should already be being done under the current budge it. >> 11 news reporter david collins has the latest from the st >> big brother or critical investigate i have tool. cameras are in place on 1/3 of the m. the president a. bus fleet. state law prohibits recording a conversation without the customer's position. >> not monitor real time but sade to a hard drive so when an incident occurs we are not listening to people's conversations nor can we hear light conversation. >> a bill would prohibit the practice. the bill sponsors signs telling passengers they are being recorded doesn't give them right to that. >> to me that's extortion and it's extorting poor people who don't have means to have a car. >> the office says the way the m.t.a. is handling the recordings is constitutional. >> i don't think they should be recorded. >> you can tell a bind man, can't you see the damn sign? >> delegate melvin stoops the in favor of it. his desk is littered with he said/she said complaints. over 90% of all transit facilities in this country have

doesn't have to be, doesn't need to be. >> scouting is a great institution that are promoting young people and exposing them to, you know, opportunities and leadership that, you know, will serve people for the rest of their lives and i think nobody should be barred for that. >> and cnn's casey wian live in irving, texas, where the scouts are headquarters. good morning, casey. >> good morning, soledad. a potentially historic vote that could be taken by the leadership of the boy scouts of america on the issue of gays in scouting. the boy scouts are considering a compromise. leaders of religious organizations that sponsor about a million boy scouts and activists pressuring the boy scouts of america to end its ban on openly gay scouts and scout masters can agree on one thing. they are not satisfied with the boy scouts' proposal to leave the issue up to local troops. >> we believe that this is going to be -- if they make this decision it will be a catastrophe for the boy scouts. >> we don't want to see scouting gerrymandered to blue and red districts. so the best solution would be to end discri

but also whether they would not be bared from reapplying for a year which would be the default because of the existing conditions that could be remedied. >> okay. >> to put that in my mind. >> okay. >> when you are ready. >> okay. >> we have a motion from the vice president to grant this appeal which means to revoke this permit. and i believe two findings, were added, one that the permit is not code compliant and two, that the one-year bar does not apply. okay. >> on that motion, to revoke, the commissioner fung? >> aye. >> president hwang? >> aye. >> commissioner hurtado is ab accident. >> commissioner honda. >> aye. >> thank you. >> it is 4-0. this permit is revoked with those findings. thank you. >> okay. >> so the next items 6 a and 6 b shall be heard together rkts appeal number 12-121, and 12-165 to do with the property at 27 meda avenue, filed by honyuk cheung and bik kwun lee. regarding the protesting the issue an anses on september 13, 2012 of a permit to alter a building and revision to bpa no 2012/08/13/71241, relocate the bathrooms at third floor and add new do you remembere

it can be done. there is no question it can be done. i'm not saying it will be easy, but please go to brianswish.org to give us your e-mail address. i work -- i want to work together with this team up here to find out how we take these ideas and bring them together and skill them across the country. to me, that is the answer. >> c-span is at the decatur house today in downtown washington with the white house historical situation established enough to -- national center for white house history. it is where we begin our first series, first ladies. our first group of historians will discuss the history of america's first ladies and a panel will talk about the first ladies from the perspective of white house. [captioning performed by national captioning institute] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2013] >> i am the president of the white house historical association. welcome to the new public home, the david m. rubenstein center for white house history. in a recent arrangement with the national trust preservation, which own

. >> it will be much colder, some highs will be in the upper 40s, a little bit of rain is starting in the north bay and most of us will get it in mendocino county, upper 40s and lower 50s, here is sal. >>> traffic is doing well and we are doing well on highway 4 westbound as you head to the willow pass grade and also we are looking at the commute on 80, it is off to a nice start, let's get back to the desk. >>> it is dollars going -- also going to be windy and rainy, alex is where it is raining right now. >> yes, it has moved into petaluma and the rain has already started to fall and obviously something you want to keep in mind, the roads will be slick. it has not rained in some time in the bay area. this is 101 and we are right near the redwood highway right now and obviously it could be a fairly slick commute as we move through the day and there is also a nice chill in the air. a far career from the warm air. some areas could expect up to a half inch today and things have certainly tapered off since then and water agencies are certainly looking forward to warm weather. they are at 9

team behavior, be calm. you don't want to be excited and crazed. be systematic, demonstrate by example. if you are calm and cool and under control, people will see you are there to help. if you act like a maniac, they are going to act like a maniac. pails yourself. you are going to reach a point where you had enough. take some time out, take the whole group, have a seat away from whatever you are doing and just take a break. that was part of the things they found in oklahoma, they blew that thing up and all the disaster service people were sitting there taking a break, you know, they worked 12 hour shifts, 12 on, 12 off, but their break area was right across the street. the whole time they were taking a break, they were sitting there thinking they ought to be helping. so were they really getting a break in no. do something else. think about something else. pace yourself. emphasize teamwork, make sure everybody on the team is aware of the plan and if you are helping somebody, make sure they are aware of the plan. that's important. because some peopl

an inquest will it be a funeral what will it be will it be a celebration that we stood up and said look people have rights people cannot be summarily interned or executed without due process of law and so what we have here is extra extra judicial and people sort of you want to say well. you know well extrajudicial killing is murder and that's what we're doing in places like yemen and somalia and other places where we don of course what we are not at war that's pure and simple now the fact that those people don't look like us. is that america do we not really care because they don't look at law and because we never see it on t.v. screens i don't think that's america i think we have to reform and face up to what we're doing and realize that no person not no american but no person under the fifth amendment shall be deprived of life without due process of law the president no one can act as judge jury and executioner that's what the magna carta was all about and that's what our constitution is all about kristie think that think technology's keeping up with law and the other way around go ah

be. >> let me point out a couple of facts. even with the growth in 2009, it has increased sits, definitely. some other change in the tax code, i'm not sure what the answer would be. >> let me point out a couple of facts. even with the growth in 2009, it has increased $388 billion per year since that time period? >> yes. >> if we would just return to a normal economy that we had in 2007 when there was a percent of our economy, that would add $435 billion per year? >> and when the growth that we have in the economy is an important factor. >> now the tax increase, the punishing of success in the fiscal cliff piece of legislation, in 2014 would raise i believe $41 billion in 2014, is that right? >> that sounds plausible. >> increases tax on the rich is a tenth if we return the our economy to a normal economy? >> that particular policy, yes. >> in your projections, you pointed out that the four-year average is 18% of revenue compared to g.d.p. and your projections are going to get 19%. i would

>> he will be taken down to the prisoner's spot of the court, pay the amount of bail to be set soon. bail receipts will take place and then he's entitled to his freedom and he will be released immediately. whether that will happen outside the building, it's already past court hours or whether he will be transferred back to the police station first remains to be seen. there's no reason why he can't walk out scott free right now. >> reporter: literally from this gate behind us. we're positioned by the gate he's been coming in and out of. we might see him coming out in the next half an hour i have heard there is a process that might take half an hour. give me some sense of what happens now. obviously the state goes back and builds their case around oscar pistorius' affidavit. >> exactly. >> he gave them the evidence, essentially their best piece of evidence. >> precisely. the thing is oscar must stand with his current defense before court. he can't alter his version at a later stage because that will have an influence on his credibility ultimately. in a nutshell the state has six months

it's going to be a unsettled day. temperatures this morning, we look at the weather bug site. 32 degrees owings mills. union bridge 35 degrees now. temperatures a little bit too warm and going to get warmer in to the afternoon. i will talk about that coming up. now a check of the time saver traffic with loren cook. >> we are off to a cold start, that mix is approaching. the roads will be nice and clear. no problems using the jfx to get downtown. everything up to speed through the fort mc henry and the harbor tunnel. 695, liberty, everything moving along. you won't have problems getting down to route 40 or traveling the inner loop, pikesville. çminutes on the outer loop, 95 up to 83. that's a look at your time save traffic, meagan, over to you. >>> we are following breaking news out of middle river, one person is dead, after a triple shooting. it happened before midnight on eastern boulevard not far from martin state airport. the victims were shot in a packing lot area near a grocery store. one person was killed. two i

so to further reduce this, i think would be grossly unfair. and also, remembering that if this case, if this appeal is upheld, there will be many others and similar situations. so, i respectfully submit that you uphold the site permit that was dully issued. >> so you are the architect. >> okay. >> i know that i jumped in. >> commissioner. i'm interested in your views of the different potential designs under tab three. i think that it was represented in the appellant's brief that you did not look at it or consider it. >> i did look at it at the discretionary review hearing, very briefly. the problem is that in a building this, such a small footprint, it is not really viable to put in an elevator. so in an industrial building, what are you going to do with a third and a fourth floor? >> you are going to be carrying, this building was designed already with an extra wide staircase for storage of partially completed automobile repair parts. bumper that had been painted and you can't get a car on the second floor, what are you going to do with a thi

devalued and we want to see something being done in the way the and sasha current system is being run is two dollars centric and it's not you know it's not fair on them and you know brazil said a couple of years ago and then i'll bring it back but they'd like to see more. more internationally international system so i think it will be interesting what happens this weekend but i don't think he's right it's going to come out of it because you know you need to make the seventy two powerful. to really want to change things at the moment yeah it's really there because they they're saying that talk of a currency war is is damaging and they don't seem to recognize that there is a currency war going on right now so what what are they going to realize that it's not like they're stumbling into world war one you know one of people kind of posturing and then a shot was fired and there's a world war going on so it seems like we're just waiting for that one moment what do you think will be the trigger for this over currency war to become obvious and. impeachable it will be a what used to. country d

they want to be able to be legal. they want to be able to work. they want to be able to travel.hey want to be able to feel like they're being treated with dignity. not very many people told me i want to be a citizen, i have to be a citizen. >> so for you, does a pathway to citizenship have to be part of this? >> well, i think it does, and the reason is that we want people here who want to be citizens. while i think raul is absolutely right, there are some for whom the actual citizenship issue is not important, for many many more it is. their children are citizens. they want to have the same rights as their families. so the burdens that are set up in kind of the proposals that are being floated -- people don't get to citizenship for 15 to 20 years. this is not some kind of easy free pass that is being proposed. so while i accept the fact that what most of the illegal immigrants want is the ability to live and work here and come out of the shadows, i think the ultimate goal of citizenship is still something that's important to provide for. >> congressman john yarmuth, it is always

there may be circumstances where that's what needs to be done. but i do find it interesting that this administration and certain leaders here on the hill had no problem with alwith a licky leading -- with ah-waliki leading prayers here on capitol hill, prayers that were videotaped, he led prayers on capitol hill and then he goes to yemen and this administration things that we better kill him with a drone without due process, what were they afraid of, maybe he'd come back and lead prayers on capitol hill or maybe he would be captured and talk about who all he led prayers with on capitol hill. what was the need for taking this man out? we're told he had blood on his hands and so it does seem. but there seems to be a problem when leaders of this country will say you cannot water board to get information even though it's not a threat to the health of the individual. scares them. but we will take an american citizen out who, not so long before, was leading prayers of muslim staff members here at this capitol on capitol hill. it would be a grave mistak

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it will be several hours before those on board will be able to get off. they're going to be disembarking by deck. meaning whatever deck they're in that, is when they'll able to disembark. it's going to be a long night for many of them. joining us on the phone is brenda, stuck on the ship and waiting to disembark. brenda? >> yes. >> can you tell us what you're thinking now? you may be ready to get off as quickly as you can. >> yes, we're super excited. we're looking out of the window ask don't see water. >> good news. i understand that you have been able to speak with your family at home and tell them what is going on? what has this been like stuck there so long? >> it's been an experience, challenging experience but we made the best of it. we're here with family. and like i said we made the best of it. >> what do you think the hardest part has been? >> the hardest part besides being away from our families back at home was the whole bathroom situation. it was pretty tough. >> what is that like? over 4,000 people on the ship. and what where you being told w

i said, i would be very excited to be a primary care physician now. the entrepreneurial opportunities are limitless there, much less in other specialties. on the final point, compensation is clearly an issue. mr. chairman, you mentioned that over the lifetime, a specialist $2 million to $3 million more. that is such a small sum when you think of the goldman managing director. if the or the annual bonus, he would be offended by it. it probably would do something. it signals value to people. the debt forgiveness -- i think that should definitely be done. it is sort of like the national health service corps. i would say for every year you practice -- you could say, if you go into a specialized primary care, he will forgive you $80,000 upfront. for every year you specialize in the location we would like you to go, we will forgive you $20,000. to have that incentive out there. finally, i thought -- and i think we are allowing private equity managers to take what is really just earned income, a commission, and get capital gains taxes on it, carry interest -

to be fair. pakistan has demonstrated a clear shift and i keep saying that we have made a very clear shift and we call this a regional pivot. the president said in his speech at the united nations that for us, kabul is the most important right now. so we take the lead. we do not want a repeat of what we saw 30 years ago. and we don't want a surge of violence into our own country. we have enough to deal with there. we have 150,000 soldiers on that western border. we have committed our entire country and its resource to this battle ahead. own pretty much our endeavor to fight extremism and terrorism. as you know, we have made an investment in reaching out to both sides, not just one. our regional pivot is a regional pivot to all the countries and india. -- all of the central asian countries as well as india. and this is a historic change -- we have opened up the trade lines, and in terms of security, we have clearly said there is going to be no interference in the whole politics of an iran reconcil

be breached in all forms.'ve not figured out how to lock up the federal reserve web site in a safe. charles: it feels like the bad guys areal ways still one step ahead of the experts. >> thank you, thank you very much. >> thank you. charles: unionized postal workers delivering bad news, refusing to cut back, and mailboxing taxpayers in. ♪ making the big romantic gesture. that's powerful. verizon. get a droid razr m by motorola in pink for $49.99. charles: the u.s. postal service, planning to cut saturday deliveries to cut its budget, but the le ter carrier union is fighting it tooth and nail. talking about my next guest, postmaster general patrick donahoe. you have been a busy man today, law talk about this decision. no more saturday delivery of mail but there will be delivery of packages, right? >> correct. what has gone orville redenbacheover the last fewyearn first class mail, billions of dollars in revenue, and at same time, a nice increase in package business, we know the american public wants the package

be attractive. there's money that's been allocated for that express purpose and [speaker not understood] about it? what does that mean, what are the implications for the go solar program as it currently exists? and how might it really help the clean power sf program and the customer base there? >> i'd be happy to bring that to you. >> it seems like it's moving toward the same goal of solarization and install and might even be some value add because we're trying to bring this program online and get customers on board. and if there could be an additional incentive, and maybe i don't know if the monies we currently have forgo solar sf could go in addition to the 2 million that's been appropriated. but if we could hear back on that, i think there would be some great opportunity as we launch the program to tie it all together. >> we'd be happy to bring it back. >> tying it all together is a priority. >> yes. >> thank you. >> any public comments? yes. mr. allen, you know we're scheduled for march 26th at

the step down in height will allow it to be built in an environment and larger buildings will be along goff street while other s will be located on grove street to the west. the building articulating smaller masses by wave like facades that offer the bay window. and the claims also appear to reduce the apparent scale of the project and pick up on the rhythms in the environment. the (inaudible) estimate a letter of support for the project. the housing action coalition submitted a letter to circulate and i kirk late that for reference. it was in the residential building located to the project site at 525 gof street. that it will reception of light and air through the openings. (inaudible) the project too tall and the density too high and also have suggested that the community gardener make it preperable to the project. also that the project does not contain enough parking. the market and activity plan encouraging walking and biking and public transit and (inaudible) proposed 0.5 to 1 parking ratio. and the dense mixed used projects to the parcels. >> the city laws do not guarantee the li