oh, bic for her? now we really need our own pens? that is silly. that is silly, bic.sa: example of who you think does it well? >> dove is the purest exam we all know. dove has done a great job building relationships with women. talking a two-way street. women are the ones on social media today. they are on with smartphones and all this thing, technology companies need to talk to women. dove speaks to women but dove also does a good job speaking to man, to the men. dove is heritage brand. something we found in our households and been in our household. they hold the market on moisturizing. attractive to both genders. dove spoke to women. and they built a relationship with women. that consumer is loyal. melissa: they tread that fine alignment i never know how to go with this product. we embrace all shapes and sizes. but at the same time, they're supposed to be a beauty product. so they're supposed to sort of convince you to use our product you will be beautiful and perfect. i don't think that is what dove did. i think that is why they're successful. it was simple eleganc

we just get approval from best of bic yesterday and then do the permit fee we had. hopefully by august 15th, we will finish it and then we will adjust our permit fee at that time permanently. another piece 5027 the hill rock slide. i remember i was the guy respond to the rock slide at that time. i think it's 17-18 years ago. this is a rare exact hillside. we have a combination of recs park and private property. we'll take the private property side because the land is hard to develop too because the vertical hillside. then we are going to from our emergency fund to fund that part to repair to make sure protect the life safety of the public. that concludes my part. any questions? >> thank you for your presentation. colleagues, any questions for dbi? supervisor avalos? >>supervisor john avalos: thank you for your presentation. are we seeing any activity around the in law legislation? >> actually i tried to do more outreach in radio and tv. up to now it's over 200 inquiries and then we only approved one project on baker street. >> i'm sorry what street? >> i encourage t

third overall, sixers take kansas bic man joel embiid he had surgery last week for a stress exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast tuvrment he could be out 6 months. jeff skversky is live in brooklyn with more on pick and re action, jeff. >> reporter: ducis, joel embiid may have been number one overall pick in nba draft if not fort foot injury. sixers feel they can wait and be patient as they try to build an nba championship caliber team in 3, 4, 5 years down the road what kind of player well we see in embiid his foreman coach of kansas bill sell of says he's future nba all star. >> i'm excited. ismers just took my and i can't believe -- i still can't believe it you know? i starred playing basketball so late. and just means anything is possible. >> a special player can affect both sides of the floor offense and defense and he's a game khivrping changer. >> when he goats out he'll be one of the better bigs in the league i'm not saying top five but top half of the league big guys whenever he gets healthy. >> i think he can really help you know embiid is a very talented young player an

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about -- get a report from the city attorney in closed session about those cases, i'd be happy for the bic to agenda those items, but somehow we need a more timely response in those purgatory issues. >> we've taken suggestions from jerry there, but unopened complaints we're looking at -- we're looking at open novs we're actively working on, inactive novs, and category of open at planning department, which is a category so we can categorize those notice of violations and open the city attorney cases that take quite some time too to get resolution there. there's breakdowns for emergency orders, order for abatements, emergencies, referrals to code enforcement, work without permit. there's several and you'll have a draft of that. and i think they're good categories. i don't want to get too lengthy on the categories. >> thank you. >> [inaudible] update for housing and also included per your request [inaudible] graphs break down here. >> thank you deputy director. >> members of the commission, good morning. on the comments that were just made about the cases in purgatory, which is a very good te

the bic will take public comment on matters within the commission's jurisdiction that are not part of this agenda. and there is no general public comment. and then we are moving to agenda on to 7,; is that correct?? >> yes. >> item 7,discussion and possible action regarding a proposed ordinance (file #140284) amending the building code to establish a procedure for maintaining and registering vacant or abandoned commercial storefronts, including imposition of a registration fee. >> good morning. >> good morning, director huey and commissioners my name is supervisor katie tang and i am happy to be here to speak about the legislation regarding commercial vacant or abandoned storefront registry. and so as you know we currently in our city already have a vacant and abandoned building ordinance for mostly capturing residential homes. over time we have noticed that actually we have not been able to capture a lot of the vacant commercial storefronts, which has been a little bit problematic and so for example, back in 2013, with the creation of jobs through the workforce development they start

and there was nothing last month for the number of cases referred to the bic because we did not have it, and it was the opposite month that we have it in, and so that is report that we have up to date and i will have the chief inspector report on housing. >> and the graphs are also enclosed for your viewing there, for the code enforcement process. >> good morning, members of the commission, our numbers are there set forth in the table for you a couple of differences in the numbers for the month of may, 2014, you will see that the total number of inspections performed both in general, and with respect to inspections dropped off. but, that does not take into consideration, the additional 142 site visits to the residential hotels, that were part of the audit for the detailed visits of those buildings, to identify the conditions building features and the detailed audit of the elevators and the physical attributes. and, with respect to those 142 that we did not get entry to, even though we tried to do that so that we could have that personal unannounced contact with the operators? we are

the kurds are identity and they speak kurdish and not a ra bic. >> and so going back to the arab worldllion muslip in the world and who has the majority if you look at the map of the middle east. is there a clear majority party in this and how does that play in to what is happening in iraq? >> in the over all sunnis are the vast majority but shia is substantial. ian is almost 90 percent. and iraq 60 percent. and then in can you watt and saudi arabia. and in the persian. shia would be a majority. >> greg, what is your take away? having studied the groups. you think it makes sense to have the divisions or not? >> i think in terms of the kurds. they form a distinctive unitty in iraq. sunni and shia arabs it would be difficult to devoid. any kind of formal partition would not be stable. >> very interesting, greg. we would love to have you back on the program to talk about the history and specific differences are and perhaps what they are not. thank you very much. >> severe weather in the country. some areas are fighting wind and tornados. it's always the same dilemma, who gets the allstate

make the push northbound along 101 at the peninsula avenue we have two lanes taken away and they will bic -- will be taken away until further notice. and an overturned vehicle blocking one lane, westbound 580 as you make the approach to 13. the bay bridge toll plaza shows metering lights are turned on and already there is traffic collecting at the toll plaza. >>> happening today, fremont police will ask a city council to pay for a new surveillance program involving a dozen new security cameras and license plate readers. amy hollyfield is in fremont with the details. >>> here is a location they would hike to see cameras: fremont boulevard and interstate 880 with a list of a few other locations where they are thinking of putting cameras, 12 locations, in all, and these are all along interstate 880 westbound thornton avenue, westbound stevenson, and southbound mission and eastbound auto mall parkway. the hope is to capture an image of a criminal or license plate as opinion tries to get out of town. there are cameras in fremont, 250 homeowners have them, and they have registered them with pol

. >> oh, dude, i will tell you right now if i get criminal charges off of finding a bic razor in my cell, i'm not going to be doing that time. i'll tell you right now. i'm not going to be doing that time. >> well, i'm here to tell you you're going to end up going back. >> i'm telling you right now, i'm not -- i'm going to kill myself if i go and get criminal charges on this [ bleep ]. that's what i'm telling you right now in front of these cameras. >> months after we left limon, schreiber was, in fact, convicted on the additional charges and received another two-year sentence. >> any of you out there that are doing [ bleep ] like i did, exposing yourself, god forbid you mess around with a female under 18 in colorado. you get caught for it, you could go away for life. >>> coming up, asking for trouble again and again. >> i think i'll just go ahead and put me in seg [ bleep ] instead of [ bleep ]. >>> when we first met sandra culbertson out on the yard at the tennessee prison for women, we immediately recognized that she had a flair for the dramatic. >> i seen her from across the campus, m

former bic pollster.u know i remember a couple of months ago where democrats were saying the economy is rebounding, the recession is over and we're going to use this when we go ahead into the mid-terms. not any more? >> look mid-terms especially for a president's second term are typically a train wreck. usually the president's party loses six seats. it's far too early to tell. look at what the market's reaction is to the economy shrinking. the dow went up 50 the dow is up 10% from february. what it says is investors are looking forward not looking back. they don't believe that the economy is going to false into a recession. i just did a poll -- >> all right. >> -- 83% of americans are optimistic about their financial future which is the highest since we started to conduct the survey. 60% think their financial future will be better. >> you found the silver lining in that gdp number. >> let's also realize it's not the lincoln financial poll that will matter it's the polls in louisiana, north carolina, arkan

. >> oh, dude, i'll tell you right now, if i get criminal charges off of finding a bic razor in my cell that time. i'll tell you right now. i'm not going to be doing that time. >> well, i'm here to tell you you'll end up going back. >> i'm telling you right now i'm going to kill myself if i go and get criminal charges on that [ bleep ] that's what i'm telling you right now in front of these cameras. i'm not doing any more time in prison off this [ bleep ]. period. so if i get criminal charges past august, i'm killing myself plain and simple. >> due to mature subject matter viewer discretion is advised. >> msnbc takes you behind the walls of america's most notorious prisons into a world of chaos and danger. now, the scenes you've never seen. "lockup raw." over the years, we've profiled inmates who have committed extreme acts of violence, both in and out of prison. though we found there's a special breed of criminal mind, whose violent and bizarre actions seemingly knows no end.

. >> oh, dude, i'll tell you right now, if i get criminal charges off of finding a bic razor in my cell time. i'll tell you right now. i'm not going to be doing that time. >> well, i'm here to tell you you'll end up going back. >> i'm telling you right now i'm gonna kill myself if i go in and get criminal charges on this. that's what i'm telling you right now in front of these cameras. i'm not doing any more time in prison off this [ bleep ], period. so if i get criminal charges past august, i'm killing myself, plain and simple. >>> due to mature subject matter, viewer discretion is advised. >>> what's the youngest person you've been sexually involved with? >> 14. >> a sex offender gives way to his urges. >> he was found with 18 pictures of children from magazines and newspapers. >> just like that. >> oh, okay. >> a nightmarish assault on staff changes the prison overnight. >> it's probably the most horrifying scream i've ever heard in my life. >> i knew his intention to rape me and kill me.

to get that stock up a bic and a half gigantic.g calls, and it's working. >> working for long time. >> we are down a quarter percent. apple i notice up again. not a lot. 146, people will take it. >> the second and third day coverage, they've made changes that the developers love. you're going to see a lot more apps. apps are exciting. watch under armour by the way. under armour kevin was one of my favorite ceos. he's big on the next generation wearables. making a lot of very -- he has got a terrific product where you compete against others, compete against yourself, it's a dotcom and that's worth a huge amount within -- buried within the tremendous momentum under armour has. >> we mentioned gm and the times story saying mary barra may have gotten her groove back. the stock will take you back to the march highs. >> waiting forp analysts to come out who downgraded it. a lot of fear and pain among the analyst community when the stock broke down. i think you will see the euphoria break out and the stock break out as the analysts get ou

. >>> and being able to smell and feel what is on the bic screen.a theater in los angeles giving moviegoers an experience they have never had before. go >>> you have probably heard about 3-d movie. but a movie theater in california is offering a new experience. they say it lets you go 4-d. stephanie has a look at the one of a kind theater and why it is getting mixed reviews from moviegoers. >> reporter: with 4-d, it is not just about watching the action, it is about feeling it. >> i usually go to sleep in the movies. but gosh, not that one. >> reporter: as movies face ever increasing competition, one company is betting it can lure people into theaters with the fourth dimension. korean company c. j. 4-dplex is opening the first 4-dtheater in los angeles. the technology isn't new. in 2009 "avatar" was the first major picture viewed by audiences in 4-d. just not here in the u.s. >> what are all the things the cherys can do? >> motion chair, the shake and leg tickler. >> that is is -- that is it. >> reporter: there is mist, rain, wind, strobe lights, ev

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