the bottom of permit holders new footing >> between - >> and the bottom of the installed underpinning of appellants property. >> the bottom of installed underpinning of appellants property. >> right. >> okay. i think - and is that clear mr. duffey. you're going to have to advantage this. that's why we pay them the big money >> sorry i don't want to delay this. there's a 24 inch plan to the bottom of the adjacent body >> on those plans. we heard earlier on the agreement >> i'm 99 percent sure so and so go out together. p you have two sets of plans we give you one plan i don't know the opportunity to defer >> let's make sure they have the same thing. >> they physically change it on the spot. >> they can change it with the department as they go through the platoon reviews. >> it would be on both sets of plans. >> there's ancient history. >> you want 24 inches on the bottom of the new footing to the adjacent footing on the - >> the underpinning. >> on 9 underpinning the 24 inches. that's fine i think they added sand and gravel in there but authenticity separate. i think that's what it is

the drawings show it's not 24 inch to the bottom of the foundation but 24 inch to the bottom of the drain route. so i have been working with mr. yeez and his team. now, mr. you rained a new structural engineer the team was solomon to replace the fan who was the civil engineer on the project but he since then moved out of the area and declined to participate on the project no more. i filed on appeal on december 29th on behalf of the issuing of the permit 20131188 because we wanted to see that the appropriate revision could be done to protect ms. taungz property. now allen of the mechanics engineer i asked the team to bring him on board so he can continue participation on the project so we can have a meeting of minds and come up with solution to protect ms. tannings foundation. i requested the meeting and that conversation but that meeting and conversation has never come through. now in my letter of december 19th i requested the permit be rescinded. however, i believe that a more positive way to move the project is for the board of appeals to continue the hearing hearing with the stipulatin

the bottom wage earners will git a 6% bump in income as a result of the affordable care act. to talk about this, gary, thank you for being with us. >> hello. >> i understand that you're calculating it differently than you were. that obamacare helps people with their income. >> the purpose of the plan is to not change the income distribution. that's not the affect of it. the goal is to expand the number of people who buy the healthcare plan for the population that has health insurance. and a lot of the direct benefits of that are going to be obtained by people who have currently gotten low incomes and are paying high premiums for the insurance they can get. they don't have health insurance plans, because their employer would have to pay a financial penalty if they did not provide coverage to their workers. so a lot of the people who find that they get health coverage and get help paying for it. are going to be in the bottom quarter of the income distribution. >> you're counting that help. >> that's right, the standard definition of income does not count with the health benefit

at that time, he agreed to show 24 inches between the bottom of the foundations to the bottom of the underpinning peers but right now if you go to the department and ask to see the permit as set the permit is set at the 18 inches. now i couldn't make copy because i have no right to that set of drawings. if you go i did i look at the permit drawings before i told mr. tanning and then she end up fighting the appeal permit. so he's not telling the truth. 18 inches on the drawings was handwritten in and not signed by tim o'sullivan. i want you to recognize that. thank you >> i want to clarify something else. when we met we talked about the 24 inch from the bottom of the mat foundation to the bottom of our footing and the thickness of the slab would have to be adjusted. they're not proposing a thick mat slab which is going to be six or seven inches above the street because i don't know cars that go over 7 inch slab. i don't want to be at this hearing i suggested if you have an engineer let's talk to them tonight is the first time i've heard they have an engineer. they were he supposed to

bottom of it. going after reporters and the like. they getting to the bottom of these things and not just picking and choosing what you want to get to the bottom of it or not i agree. we should always get to the bottom of these things. we are going to coare these two, i do think it's worth poting out that the bridge fiasco is pure and simple a political punching bag issue. neil: so what were they targeting? was a blatant political targeting? >> yes, quite a few did call for investigation of that and i wanted to contrast it with benghazi which was a horrible national tragedy that affects all of us and that of course we should investigate what went wrong. but not to confuse it with a political situation. >> we don't know what was going on there. i'm saying is that this is part of the argument. >> yes, they should be it on twitter right now. >> that's all they do. >> absolutely. yes, you are absolutely right and that's when trying to get out. we see so much about the political parties and we have to g

it shows the bottom fifth of wage earners will get a 6% bump in income as a result of the affordableare act. joining me from washington is co-author gary bertman. good to see you. thank you for being with us. >> i understand you are calculating income differently than we used to. how does obamacare hep poor people with an income. >> the purpose of the plan is not to change the income distribution. the goal is to expand the people who can afford to buy health care, increasing the population with health insurance. a lot of direct benefits are people who have low incomes. people who are working for an elplor that doesn't offer a health insurance plan because their employer would have to pay a financial penalty if they did not provide coverage to the workers. a lot of people final that they get health coverage and help in paying for it will be people in the bottom one quarter of the american distribution. >> you are counting the help as income. >> that's right. the standard definition of income does not count. the health benefits that we receive from the employer or the government. if yo

the bottom line, delta's my favorite of the top five performers of the s&p 500. stay tuned next week for the worst performers in the s&p. maybe there's nuggets of gold in there. after the break, i'll try to make you more money. >>> coming up, growth spurt, augmented reality or autonomist delivery? to find a winner between amazon and google. >>> plus, new year, new highs? after nearly tripling since the generational bottom in 2009, can the market keep up its rally in the new year? don't go anywhere. >>> there should always be a place in your portfolio for at least one turbo charged growth stock. and in the early days of 2014, it's worth thinking about what that growth stock should be for the rest of the year. how their valuations can be justified and perhaps more important, how you choose between great growth companies how you decide which one is the better stock. tonight we're having a clash of the growth stock titans. it's a battle royale between two of the best performing names. google and amazon up 58% and 59% last year respectively. these are two superbly man

bottom line. (applause) bottom line, this book is a scathing portrait of our so-called commander in chief. a president who opposes our involvement in afghanistan. and there's only one way to describe people with that attitude. 82% of americans we'll be right back. chooers plaus >> welcome back, everybody, my guest tonight as a film producer who is giving away-- i assume he proud "47 ronin". please welcome jeff skoll. (cheers and applause) boom. so nice to meet you, thanks so much for coming on. >> thank you some of. >> for the people out there who may not know who are you, and please forgive them lerkts's get your cd out there. >> right. >> okay, you were-- internet entrepreneur, philanthropist and are you also founder and chairman of participant media. >> that is correct. >> stephen: so what do you want to do with participant media. >> so participants is sort of a dream i had as a kid to tell stories that with make a difference in the world. and i thought i would do that by being a writer. but pa

this cake was really soggy at the bottom of it. you know. believe by me being so immune to it, i can't smell it, it might have been urine up under it. i could be wrong, but i am pretty much right. >> want to give you a possible explanation. when they stack the trays up, some of the good is hot, some is cold. when the trays are stacked on each other, they're insulated, heat and cold creates condensation. it is possible there was condensation on the bottom where the piece of cake was, that's possible how it could have become soggy. just a theory. >> some staff describe gill as paranoid. he was deemed competent by the courts, and was also examined by the jail's mental health staff. >> as far as we're concerned, he has some behavior problems, institutional problems that we've noticed that have been obstruction to the jail. >> deputy arts must presented gill's allegations about the cake. he is serving six months for assault with a deadly weapon. >> i was messing around, hit a kid in the face with a bb gun. i am a horrible shot with any kind of we

let me give you the bottom line. don't be scared away by all of the obvious negatives touted by the naysayers. there were a lot of obvious things wrong in 2013 and stocks roared. i bet they keep roaring in 2014, even as i know i will be castigated obviously. obviously for being too bullish, especially given the fact that the stock market was down badly today. and get this. if you stay tuned for my dow jones predictions for 2014, they're positive. wow. what a mortal sin to say. mark in ohio, mark? >> caller: oh, jim, a big booyah from the buckeye state. with all the talk about a sprint/t-mobile merger, how would you play sprint today? >> i think the merger may be as unlikely as the bengals taking it all. but, you know, i mean, some guys out there who think that. i think there was a downgrade of sprint. it's moved up too much and downgraded i think the downgrade was right. i like dan notre dame hesse a great deal and let it come back and we can pull the trigger. michael in california, michael? >> caller: hi, booyah, ji

but the other thing is that so once the once financialization took off is when you really saw the bottom ninety percent collapse their income just declined rapidly now of this chart charles who smith and said notice how the income of the top ten percent diverged from the bottom ninety percent was the era financialization an asset bubbles started in the early one nine hundred eighty s. each asset bubble housing in the late one nine hundred eighty s. tech in the one nine hundred ninety s. and housing again in the two thousand nudge the incomes of the bottom ninety percent briefly into marginally positive territory while it spiked the incomes of the top ten percent into the stratosphere well i think the key is always been wages and how to manage wages so that you could create asset price inflation without having to increase wages so clearly when china join the world trade organization there was a way to outsource jobs to asia so they wouldn't have any inflationary pressure on wages you know new new advances in robotics now are going to allow for productivity continue but without any pressur

how is that affecting the bottom line? how do they maintain that community identity that sparked this movement while attempting to expand to a wider market? i am curious about the guy leading this, coach glassman. he is a training guru turned entrepreneur. he is the sole owner of the company and runs the business his own way. he writes nothing down. no rules. no officers of any kind. there doesn't seem to be a structured program. anything goes. it is working and working well. how will he keep control with all of these affiliates all over the world? every successful business has passion. but, it takes more than passion to run a business. it takes profits and revenues. i want to see if crossfit has what it takes. crossfit's top affiliates are in san diego for the company's annual trainers summit. it is at meetings like this that coach glassman reinforces the brand identity to those spreading the message. >> the honor here is not that i started this revolution, it is that i am standing in front of the best trainers on the pla

look at the bottom of the screen, a few cars waiting in line off to the left. all cash lanes are not yet open. we have them reopen before 5:00. looking here toward fremont, a smooth drive southbound, and the truck scales, no problems there and no backup or on the freeway. we have construction work going on, i'll check on the latest for the sensors. i'll show that coming up. >> new this morning oakland police are trying to figure out what caused a deadly crash overnight, it happened after midnight on maritime street not far from the port of oakland. a car lost control, crashed into a pole. one woman was killed. >> the number of flu-related deaths in the bay area jumped to nine, that could go up later today when the state department of public health shares the recent information about flu activity in california. several counties are reporting death deaths. doctors say even healthy young people are in danger of getting sick and developing complications. the sonoma health department says one of the victims was a 23-year-old man with no underlying health issues. >>

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percent around one thousand nine hundred eighty two and it just tore away from the blue line the bottom ninety percent where they were rising all together for the first fifty years of that chart . yeah that's right oh you know since one thousand seventy one you say you know that's of course when the u.s. off the gold standard then we began a period of financialization and global financial ization and global derivatives that were based on global financial ization which has been the engineering trick to create this massive wealth inequality and it's continued now thanks to meetings like davos or builder berg or any of these other global contrasts were bankers industrialists and crooks get together to figure out new ways to impoverish the globe and they're doing an outstanding job yes and of course first of all it took ninety seven i want to tell the eighty's before they really tore away because there was a ten year period where people were uncertain if the world could go on a total fiat's system and paul volcker raising rates up to twenty percent really. convince people that yes the dolla

if people want to miss. >> we don't land pay raise to the bottom.e-class in order for that to happen we have to pay folks on the order of $10 per hour. so then why not on the low end? john: if government can artificially make government better off then why are you so cheap? >> $100 is the extreme that would not work. john: bob beckel said there is no study that shows it will raise unemployment i begin by half to pay more i will automate or hire fewer people. >> all economists agree there is a cost. everyone agrees. but the question is whether or not is worth the benefit. >> we go whether the minimum wage will cost jobs. we told think it will. but if you paid folks more they will consume there is a multiplier defect. they will be purchasers and consumers of products that is necessary. studies have shown if you pay a minimum wage that as $50 billion to the economy. >> that is not true. you are hiking the price of food. john: you deny of higher minimum wage will take away some jobs? >> no. how do we know this? costco pays a fair wage. >> that is costco

if people want to miss. >> we don't land pay raise to the bottom.robust middle-class in order for that happen we have to pay folks on the order of $10 per hour. so then why not on the low end? john: if government can artificially make government better off then why are you so cheap? >> $100 is the extreme that would not work. john: bob beckel saidhere iso sty that shows it will raise unemployment i begin by half to pay more i will automate or hire fewer people. >> all economists agree there is a cost. everyone agrees. but the qstion is whether orot is worth the benefit. >> we go whether the minimum wage will cost jobs. we told think it will. but if you paid folks more they will consume there is a multiplier defect they will be purcsers and consumers of products that is necessary. studies have shown if you p a minimum wage that as $50 billion tohe economy. that is not true. you are hiking the price of food. john: you deny of higher minimum wage will take away some jobs? >> no. how do we know this? costco pays a fair wge. >> that is costco. john: the

the bottom 90% began to fall. then and now, the share of income gains captured by the top earners grew. the top 1% saw a 45% increase under president clinton and 65% under president george w. bush. that number has dramatically increased since president obama nfs inauguration in 2009. by 2012, the top 1% was back to where they were decades ago, taking in about a quarter of our country's pre-tax income. yet the bottom 90% of workers saw their share fall below 50% for the first time in history. some analysts say this is because of the choices the president made in the early part of his first term. >> our system is predicated on presidential leadership. and the president has not been focused on either, you know, poverty or unemployment early in his term. he was focused on health care, and then we had the election. this hasn't been add the front burner. >> i don't think you can lay the blame for that at the feet of obama. i think that blame lies also with the u.s. congress who has made decisions about what they want to

the bottom line, delta's my favorite of the top five performers of the s&p 500.d next week for the worst performers in the s&p. maybe there's nuggets of gold in there. after the break, i'll try to make you more money. >>> coming up, growth spurt, augmented reality or autonomist delivery? to find a winner between amazon and google. >>> plus, new year, new highs? after nearly tripling since the generational bottom in 2009, can the market keep up its rally in the new year? don't go anywhere. >>> there should always be a place in your portfolio for at least one turbo charged growth stock. and in the early days of 2014, it's worth thinking about what that growth stock should be for the rest of the year. how their valuations can be justified and perhaps more important, how you choose between great growth companies how you decide which one is the better stock. tonight we're having a clash of the growth stock titans. it's a battle royale between two of the best performing names. google and amazon up 58% and 59% last year respectively. these are two superbly managed best

you know what i mean somebody in the bottom is no yeah his legs load up on something to the bottom but. no when when when you see when you get a lot of the lady in the siesta not found out that some people don't have that will to come back to come back all this way every week there be. just to make up your mind see i'm coming back yeah i'm going to this is a meant to take them and when you push you take that first step mentally they just we come from baby mentally once you take this to percept mentally everything you've got to change everything you've got to be around people who feel that way you've got to be willing to go to bed to discipline could just that's what it takes you takes a lot of discipline at the bottom line is a mental thing when you choose to do something about just something about right have to make up your mind to do it and put yourself in the position and be around people like mine to chew on their way salinity is going to make you just have to start from the very bottom did you reach school and work your way back up and get some time to take some to it did it took

those 85 people control the same amount of wealth as the bottom half or 3.5 billion people.ll of the facts and figures are adding up to calls for change here in the united states. it range from workers demanding a higher range to the president saying this is the call of our time. other factors, though are more long lasting wages or middle and low-income workers have stagnated for decades, style while the problem and causes are clear enough, solutions are a lot less apparent and a lot more controversial. we have been asking what needs to be done to bans the inequality. alan says . . . this one from david on facebook . . . >> tell us what you think by tweeting us, or leave us a comment on facebook. nick,co author of the ox-fam report says extreme income inequality can lead to a host of problems. nick what are those problems, and what does this do? >> first i would say that the report looks at more than just income, we're interested in really wealth in kwulty as well. economic inequality. and the international monetary fund came out with a study last year, indicating that high

sheriff rescue divers pulled up a body found by robot submersible on the bottom. some 200 feet down. it was the third body found in two days. residents say creepy. >> it's an eerie feeling. i wouldn't go into the water now but it's not going to stop me. >> reporter: divers pulled the body of two men beneath the highway 49 bridge. it seems somebody drove across each bridge and from about mid- span tossed the weighted down bodies over the side. local residents say late at night almost no one uses these roads and the deep cold water is ideal for keeping victims hidden a long time. the fbi says the investigation that led to the finding of bodies here began in a jurisdiction outside the local area. but they would not elaborate. >> during the course of their organized crime search, they discovered that one or several bodies may have been dumped here by the group they were looking for. >> we have no evidence whatsoever to link any of the victims with this county at this time. >> reporter: a fourth body was found about five months ago almost exactly where divers pulled up

you know what i mean somebody's bottom is no you know his legs logo on something go to the bottom. you know when when when you see when you get a lot of that lady and you see a skin on ground out there some people don't have the that will come back to come back all this way very very there be. it's hard just to make up your mind and say i'm coming back yeah i'm going to this is a man to take them and when you push you take that first step mentally it does we come from baby men to leave once you take this to push it mentally everything you've got to change everything you've got to be around people who feel that way you've got to be change willing to go to bed with a good discipline that's what it takes it takes a lot of discipline at the bottom line is a mental thing we need shoes to do something about just something about john might have to make up your mind to do it and put yourself in the position and be around people it's like mind that you were there with salinity and you just going to make you just have to start from the very bottom did you reach and work your way back up and

he also said the bottom of the cake was moist.and he thought that it was tampered with and possibly urine on it. >> i did not -- tell him i didn't touch the cake at all. i didn't do. it i'm like -- i'm like -- >> i believe you. >> i turned to give it to him. i was polite to him. i was the only one in the pod. i was talking to him, polite to him. >> okay. well, i appreciate your cooperation. >> no problem. >> i'm sorry that you were assaulted the way you were. and some people just are not nice people. >> yeah. >> following the hearings, harvey was cleared of any wrongdoing, and gill received 15 days in disciplinary segregation. brandee nyp has steered clear of problems with other inmates as she awaits trial on drug possession charges. she's grateful that the jail has kept her off crack, but she admits the drug that cost her so much still tugs at her. >> the whole thing for me is seeing it come through the glass, through the pipe. like breaking off the rock and putting it on top of the glass and then melting it down all the way and

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in america en those at the bottom of the latter do pretty well.th problems is obesity. you kw, you live in a good place when one of the biggest problems is we are too fat. free-market capitalism does allow someeople to get much richer than others but that's okay. inequality may seem unfair but the alternative is government force that leaves everyone for. th's our show. see you next week. see you next week. jeff: jeff flock here. >> this week on across america, we go kayaking and fishing with onof t wealthiest and most successful women in america. >> we take an inside look at america's most storied office furnituremaker. what happens when a 300 pound person sits o a miller chair for three years? this machine is finding out. we unveiled the newest and fanciest outlet mall inmerica and get the wisdom of the visionary who started building it in the worst recession in