>> the deathknell, like when the magazine society were like biannually, okay, you will be mailing it take those pictures and start running. >> centerfolds, ladies of liberty. >> of course. >> necklace. that jacket. let's see what's under the jacket. >> is it better? >> it served its purpose, kind of an anachronism, and they have a great brand. it kind of fell by the wayside. this is clear out of necessity. >> they said they have done the same thing on their website and have a fourfold increase in internet traffic are people going to buy a paper version of playboy? >> i don't think so. first of all, with the kindle, no one needs to go out and buy these things anymore in which case i am happy that there are no duties. kennedy: even fred willard has switched to the internet. >> arrested for going to a pornographic theater and making body congress with himself. >> what happened? >> this week tom brady took a swipe at the powerful brand names just because they happens to bleed high fructose corn syrup. >> you probably go out and drink coca-cola and think that's no problem. they can sell t

chutney, pickled cab biannual, pickled onions, fresh green garbanzo bean, puffed rice and chickpea noodlesf like artists and chefs has basically kids been priced out of san francisco. it's still possible for a place like this basically funded to open up. in san francisco, i don't think it's really possible anymore to do that. you need big investors. you need lots of funding. >> the food is both familiar and uniquely her own. >> chile conier is one of my favorites. it has bok choy, and other item, none of which would tradition traditionally be in it. >> does authenticity have any meaning or relevance anymore at all? >> i would say our food is not traditional. is it authentic, hell, yeah, 100% authentic. saying it's not authentic is a person of indian origin in the united states is not authentic. i grew up eating indian food and pizza and hamburgers at this same time. >> how do you value indian food. >> totally. >> the explanation is you get authentic indian food cheap. super cheap. >> our food is not cheap. at yelp review, it is said to be overpri overpriced. $19 for a curry. do you know ho

has released a five year plan at its biannual investor day.he company says sales will accelerate, reaching $50 billion by the end of the decade by doubling sales to women and raising online revenues. nike has been on an upswing during the financial crisis. its stock is tripled and has increase its presence in china and south america. first data has priced its ipo below the market range. overompany raised just $2.5 billion, about 20% less than expected. profits will be used to pay down its $21 billion debt. shares will start trading later on the u.s. stock exchange. it has been a rough year for commodities. fortescue metals came out with their latest election metals -- production numbers. paul, how did fortescue do? pretty good, angie. 41 point 9 million tons of iron ore shipped. that is up slightly on year. the price for that was $50 per metric ton, also not too bad considering the environment. they stripped cost right down to $50 a time. pursuing ans been aggressive cost-cutting strategy. you cannot talk about fortescue without talking about

requires the department to submit an operational plan to the commission with our annual or maybe biannual moving forward every 2 years budget submissions. the operational plan will be based on the strategic plan and will include a list of the strategic plan objectives and initiatives that the department intends to accomplish during the next fiscal period. finally this legislation proposes that the controllers city services auditor conduct a performance audit of recreation and parks every 4 years under our strategic plan. if the audit finds the department did not comply with the plans in the charter, the board may place up to 5% of the department's new baseline appropriation on reserve until the department can demonstrate progress needing the requirements in the charter. this measure obviously contains some really important benefits for the department. for me the single most important thing is that it creates stability for our budget and insulates us from having to make cuts from economic down turns. we would no longer be subject to mayor's instruction requiring reduction to the general fu

requires the department to submit an operational plan to the commission with our annual or maybe biannual moving forward every 2 years budget submissions. the operational plan will be based on the strategic plan and will include a list of the strategic plan objectives and initiatives that the department intends to accomplish during the next fiscal period. finally this legislation proposes that the controllers city services auditor conduct a performance audit of recreation and parks every 4 years under our strategic plan. if the audit finds the department did not comply with the plans in the charter, the board may place up to 5% of the department's new baseline appropriation on reserve until the department can demonstrate progress needing the requirements in the charter. this measure obviously contains some really important benefits for the department. for me the single most important thing is that it creates stability for our budget and insulates us from having to make cuts from economic down turns. we would no longer be subject to mayor's instruction requiring reduction to the general fu

so we did not expect these vehicles were they to be called in for an annual or biannual inspection toail. >> so in the meantime, though, so there is half a million cars running around that are emitting greater emissions. >> yes. >> so what then does the epa do -- we heard it could be for a year, maybe more than a year before there is any real fix. >> so i don't know how long it will take to get the real fix. but the goal of our enforcement action will certainly be to make the environment whole. that is our job. >> so you know already that there is half a million cars that consumers are told they can legally drive that are emitting more than your rules say. >> right. >> so what is happening now to hold them accountable for that? you don't have to test them. you know that they're already over the line. >> the owners of these vehicles are innocent in this matter. >> right. >> and we are working intently with california and the company to identify what -- how to make these vehicles compliant. and once we are confident that we have the right remedy, we will order those recalls and it will

he was under biannual examination to ensure he was fit to fly. recently, he lost ten pounds and told his wife he felt in top form. >> went to his family's, to his mom's house and was staying with his brothers and sisters before he went off on his flight. >> he felt fine. as far as i knew, he was doing great. >> the coroner told her he is almost certain michael died of a heart attack. b.j. knows the grief will soon flood in, but finds solace in knowing her husband was living his dream. >> his mom told me years ago that when he was a little boy, about four years old, watching the airplanes take off and he says, i'm going to fly me one of them some day. >> and he did. >> elizabeth: bj says her husband's body may be released to her tomorrow as the family makes burial arrangements. new at 5:00 p.m. now, a united airlines flight from houston to san francisco making an emergency landing in new mexico after, again, the co-pilot passes out. the plane landed safely in albuquerque, just before 8:30 a.m. this morning. that co-pilot was able to walk off the p

there is biannual report on the implementation and how it's going. and 15 and the last is additional and technical conforming. we didn't get into detail, we will get into detail later, but i say that because if that has in any way triggered with somebody who felt that they were opposed to the bill because of something they were told was in, maybe it was covered by one of those 15 things that i just talked about, things that the vice chairman and i brought to our attention. we sat down, we looked at it. we didn't feel like it changed the intent of the bill, and we have always erred on the side of protecting personal data, of not letting this legislation extend outside of what it was intended to do. where we have drawn the line is when we believed that the effort was to thwart the effectiveness of this legislation. i remind you one last time, this legislation does not prevent cyber attacks. this legislation is designed to minimize the loss of the personal data of the customers of the companies that are penetrated by the cyber actors. as we stand here t

these include a requirement for biannual exercise on responding to cyber attacks, the nation's ability to defend against cyber attacks, and the provision of limited acquisition authorities to the commander of cyber command. the conference report also adds over $400 million in additional readiness funding for the military services across all branches: active, guard and reserve. it fully authorizes the programs for modernizing our nuclear triad of sea, ground and airborne platforms. there are specific recommendations on many procurement programs that will help the department to improve management and cope with shortfalls. all of these provisions will ensure that our military personnel have the equipment and training they need to succeed in their mission. for the various overseas challenges facing the united states -- and they are considerable -- this conference report provides key funding and authorities for two u.s.-led coalitions, the mission in afghanistan and the counter isis coalition in iraq and syria. it includes additional funding for initiatives to expand u.s. presence and exerc

task force in 2009 came up with new guidelines about starting a at 50 and biannual.ast cancer screening and there's several reasons for it. i think for women, this is a very important issue. . you're absolutely right, it's very confusing. i think as analysis of data comes out, there's different interpretations of different studies following patients for several years and decades later. and i think it all depends on the interpretation and what you pick as an end point and what you choose to look at. then new guidelines come out or suggestions come out, which is confusing. the bottom line is i have been a breast imageer in new york for 20 some years and i have been seeing women in 40s and diagnosing them with breast cancer. i think starting at 40 makes a lot of sense because almost a third of the patients that we see and we diagnosis with breast cancer are younger women. women in their 40s. that will be a huge population of patients we would miss if we didn't start screening at that ang. >> ladies, you heard the doctor. thank you so much. >> thank you. >>> next, the he

also defeat those inspections and we do not expect these vehicles to be called in for an annual or biannual inspection to fail. >> so in the meantime though there are half a million cars running around that are emitting greater emissions so what then does the epa due? we heard it could be for a year or maybe more than a year before there's any real fix. >> i don't know how long it's going to take to get the real fix but the goal of our enforcement action will certainly be to make the environment whole. that is our job. >> so you know already that there are half a million cars that consumers have been told they can legally drive that are emitting more than -- so what's happening now to hold them accountable for that? you know that they are all ready over the line. >> the owners of these vehicles are innocent in this matter. and we are working intently with california and the cup company to identify how to make these vehicles compliant. once we are confident that we have the right remedy we will order those recalls and it will be the company's responsibility to fix those vehicles. >> in the m

. >> item 22 is a resolution to receive and approve the first biannual housing planning support. >> supervisor kim. >> thank you. i want to thank this board for your support for the housing balance. the purpose of the housing balance account is a follow up to the successful proposition k ballot measure which passed last november with the support of this board and the mayor. to have a stated goal of building no less than 33% of affordable housing and new construction and acquisition. a goal of 50% including middle income housing. this housing balance count report is a way for the city to be able to measure ourselves to see how we are producing and acquiring in relation to this goal. but also to have an understanding of the loss of units from protected rent control status. this is the first report to come from the planning department. to establish this account. i do want to acknowledge they are hard work as well as the work of our comptroller office on presenting citywide income projection. the data is helping to understand the stock. in order for us to make more informed policy decisions. what

so we did not expect these vehicles were they to be called in for an annual or biannual inspection to fail. >> so in the meantime, though, so there is half a million cars running around that are emitting greater emissions. >> yes. >> so what then does the epa do -- we heard it could be for a year, maybe more than a year before there is any real fix. >> so i don't know how long it will take to get the real fix. but the goal of our enforcement action will certainly be to make the environment whole. that is our job. >> so you know already that there is half a million cars that consumers are told they can legally drive that are emitting more than your rules say. >> right. >> so what is happening now to hold them accountable for that? you don't have to test them. you know that they're already over the line. >> the owners of these vehicles are innocent in this matter. >> right. >> and we are working intently with california and the company to identify what -- how to make these vehicles compliant. and once we are confident that we have the right remedy, we will order those recalls and it wil

. >> item 22 is a resolution to receive and approve the first biannual housing planning support. >> supervisor kim. >> thank you. i want to thank this board for your support for the housing balance. the purpose of the housing balance account is a follow up to the successful proposition k ballot measure which passed last november with the support of this board and the mayor. to have a stated goal of building no less than 33% of affordable housing and new construction and acquisition. a goal of 50% including middle income housing. this housing balance count report is a way for the city to be able to measure ourselves to see how we are producing and acquiring in relation to this goal. but also to have an understanding of the loss of units from protected rent control status. this is the first report to come from the planning department. to establish this account. i do want to acknowledge they are hard work as well as the work of our comptroller office on presenting citywide income projection. the data is helping to understand the stock. in order for us to make more informed policy decisions. what