bowers and two other former employees are suing for retaliation. has denied those al galgss. >> if you have a tip for our investigative unit, just give us a call at 888-996-tips. >> president obama made an unannounced visit to afghanistan. he secretly flew into the airfield today surprising thousands of u.s. troops stationed there. this is the fourth trip that comes at a pivotal moment. president obama hinted that some may wind up staying. >> with that bilateral security greemt, assuming it is signed, we can plan for a limited military presence in afghanistan beyond 2014. >> the president did not explain what he meant by limited. but he did meet with his top commanders today before returning to washington. >> there's a nationwide man hunt in belgium for a lone gunman who went on a shooting spree yesterday. three people were killed in the shooting. a belgian was also critically hurt. >> what we can say at this stage is that the camera images showed us what we have to do with one order that he was alone, probably. that he was prepared and that he was

jack bower. >> charlie: it's him, jack bower. >> benjamin is fantastic. >> charlie: i know. and one of the nicest, people, too. >> charlie: this will be streamed, too? the 12-hour thing is because -- and i'm told that this was an attractive idea because streaming has become so important. netflix brought it to the surface, obviously, first began the clear success of the house of cards. did that enter into television planning today? >> oh, absolutely. >> charlie: absolutely? absolutely, yeah. i mean, the industry, from when i started -- and you and i visited on this many times -- but when i started 24 to now, not only has the content changed on television, i mean, the quality of the programming is just exceptionally good. but the delivery devices have changed. >> charlie: exactly. and the industry is changing so fast. i mean, i remember i was working with jeffrey catsenburg on an animated film and he was really promoting this 3-d idea for the animated movies. i said, well, why is this such a passion of yours? and he said, in all fairness, if you take a look at movies, nothing'

. >> jeff bower leasing manager. >> so we're actually commissioner we've jumped the gun for a mommy public comment seeing none, public comment is closed. >> go ahead jeff. >> sure someone wanted to put storage containers on that's an acceptable use. >> and the rent stays the same? >> well, when i say storage containers are you saying self-storage or it's a construction company. >> for construction equipment i see a lot of containers on the port property i have no idea if it's paved. >> it's acceptable in the construction company wanted to store the material it's the same. >> how much of our office space or rentals would need to have an improvement all of that when we decide to rent out is it in that badass shape. >> it's u actually telethon you saw ammunition i believe i brought ammunition before you for approval they put 4 hundred thousand it depends on the tenants smaller tenants want a place for a phone and mailbox it depends on their resources. >> well, now i understand the difference between the private sector and the private sectors they do their own tenants or their tenants do their

>> the current parameter rent is i believe around $3, is jeff bowers here? turn it over to our real estate colleagues. >> the current market rate is 275 per square foot on a net basis. >> even with the amount of time? i know you have reported on this before to us, but it seems like in the interim of the last few months it has not changed in terms of the market conditions? >> well, there's market and then there are the parameters you are referring to, which is set annually so the last time we set them they became effective july 2013. i am coming before you march 27th with new recommendations for new rates and they are going up. the recommendation is for a higher rate. >> okay, i guess that won't -- steal your thunder for the next meeting. >> it's going to go up. i think you will be happy. >> pardon? >> i think you will be pleased. >> i'm just trying to project out what happens in the future. as you know i'm always watching the cash flow. >> an increase, absolutely. >> what is the range. >> it's closer to 3.50 per square foot. >> you would expect if anybody di

this will be made 101 bowers avenue. it relies on software and censors. it is a video posted on the driving car project. do you remember tweeky from buck ro rogers? it looks like him. >> i would love that. dry winds that will be the story as fire danger increases into thursday. there is a slowing drive there. at the toll the span over here the try valley. coming in. you are getting a bit of a break. a crash fender bender. this is going to be more of a delay. heading in toward that dublin interchange. not a problem 101. and a live look out there. there you go, just before you get to 680 traffic moves smoothly. back to you. >> 5:56. u.s. consulate car overnight. we'll have the latest details overnight. storm chaser struck by lightening. we'll tell you what happened coming up next. the bay area's community college suffers a setback. >> and in the meantime we had beautiful sunrise shots. we want to share another one with you. 5:57. >>> and vice president joe biden headed to the bay area. >> and right now we are watching clear skies across the by area. looking

jack bower is very questionable right now. has he gone to the dark side?'ve suffered a personal tragedy. so i'm very tattooed and pierced and lots of black eye radio inner. >> really? what happened to you? >> yeah. >> 12 hours, we're going to see it first. 12 episodes. >> yes. >> how can you have 12? >> i know. let's all take a breath. >> right. >> try not to think about it. it still feels the same in terms of the timing, counting down the clock. it's 24 hours, but we're fudging the time a little bit. >> don't we all? >> don't we all? >> so the way it works now, you're still shooting the episodes, even though it's about to start on fox, you don't know how it ends, right? >> i don't. i still don't know, is my character going to live or not? i have no idea. >> should be interesting. >> yeah. >> because people love when you they see you in an airport or come up during your comedy routine, what do they say? >> they call me khloe. they think they're jack bower. i have to break it to them gently, i'm really bad at computers. i like kittens and dogs. >> you solve

robert weber, robert chambers, ma lisa thompson, and joe wilson, and dan bowers, and adelman, and moniko. >> so those individuals come forward and come on up to the podium and everyone has two minutes to speak. sir if you want to come up. >> i'm robert khamers and a participant in hospitality house and also the client of other services in the neighborhood nearby. and i was aformally homeless and in the end of 2011 and i was successful in having the table housing now, and through, the help of and in san francisco who provide the help to the community and so my point of view is that san francisco is effective with i had to address the other parts of my life to improve those so that i could, or that i could like, basically socially and network, and get, to what ended up happening is that i got a roommate situation, and so, school, clothing pantries and everything, was important, and healthcare, and so i would say that the top quality of life, like, big businesses that are new, to the area, needed to address, and the lowest quality of life which is homelessness, and so the other, and as they

. >> supervisors, dan bower with the homeless pregnatle program, and i wanted to address the amount of spending that we are doing as a city. and the number has been kind of thrown around of $165 million a year that we are spending and yes that sounds like a lot of money, but if you look at another way that is 2 percent of the city budget that we are spending on most vulnerable citizens, i think that i support of using those dollars, but because of the fact that more is more and we know that our programs is effective and we know that they are efficient and we have looked at the ten year, homeless plan result and we have seen, what it takes to hold the line on homelessness in a difficult economy and knowing that we can house a homeless family for $15,000 a year and knowing that we can save off an eviction for $1,000 and those are cost effective programs we can really put a serious dent in this problem, if we devote the right resources to it. we have a plan to start hitting the ground on the various grounds, and to start investing in these programs and we can get results in today. >> jane

the new deal could be built near highway 101 and bowers avenue.he company plans to fill those offices with 2,000 employees. thei building should be finishe this year. >> he will deliver a commencement address at the university of colorado. i kicks off a reception at a private home and wraps up the day at a democratic committee downtown. vice president expected to stay overnight in the city by the bay. >> the hidden cash guy could be planting bills this morning. >> any clues? >> not yet. can you believe there are around 131,000 people following the man behind the@hiddencash twitter handle. ever since he started put ping out the hidden cash drop offs. he did drop several hundred dollars throughout san francisco at the base of lombard street and the clues are not difficult to solve. for one of the pier 39 drops, he put out one of the picks with texts that read this is the view from behind the blue railing also look for something white and folded. >> i saw the tweet. i walked down over and on that area over there this envelope was taped up and folded

. >> amber bower and the political director of the san francisco labor council and i am here on behalf of one of the working families that is struggling to stay here in san francisco and i am lucky that i work for a great union and that i have healthcare and my husband, actually has an hra, and i just, i really take exception that this is not a loophole, that the restaurants are using to avoid the obligation to provide the healthcare and most do provide healthcare and those that don't, you know i have talked with a lot of these workers and they are afraid to be here because they think that they are going to get fired and that is not an entirement where they feel they are being told, you know we want to give you healthcare but we can't afford it and so we are giving you the hra instead. and a majority of the restaurant who do have them, do have a surcharge and that mandate is being funded, by their customers. and i don't know if you ever used an hra but i have. and i think that i am a fairly savvy person and i have the internet and able to get on-line and it is extremely difficult to us

. >> kevin kay wood, cathy buric and niekol green and, amber bower, and brenda baros. >> great. >> good afternoon, supervisors, thank you very much, for holding this hearing and so that we could discuss this very important and much needed legislation. and my name is gus and i am here today with the california nurse's association and i am also a res did he resident of district eight and we are patient advocates and a critical component is assuring affordable access to quality healthcare what we have heard today is the legislation that reviewed today is that they are essentially wanting to wait and look at more review and get more information and if we do not act now, we are going to see tens of thousand ands of low income san franciscos being kicked out and left to fend for they feelselfs and as stished is extremely unaffordable. and that means that more families being muches most likely being pushed out of the city and pubt to really harsh and difficult financial situations. and we frankly as an organization of patient advocates who know the upon theser and the impacts of not having acc

now, wayne bowers is still with me.hen you hear what ryan is schenkel --, petra poroshenko is not going to roll over, is he? the disruption of energy prices and resource, how does that affect the developed economy, especially germany and the rest of europe, especially from a gas and energy requirement perspective. you could see a significant increase in spikes in prices from a developed government point of view. worriedprobably more about the security of the energy resources and that the price. if they can guarantee a certain .mount of private -- of supply >> carry that thought for me. you mentioned in the same breath what it means for emerging markets. .e had the elections we've had a small room pretty even in terms of the american market. how do you position yourself in you, versus developed markets, versus core europe and core u.s.? >> we mentioned our overweight risk position. we have had an underweight and emerging-market stocks and we maintain that view. what we are looking at is obviously not only the valuation,

you look like you have jack bower as well. a lot of people suffer nerve issues?doesn't regrow nerves very well. they need help. sometimes you can fix with surgery. sometimes you cannot. you end up with loss of muscle control. >> there is a need as you have seen over the years. what is the new idea? >> one of the problems is the body, like i said, nerves regrow slowly. during the time they are severed you lose the nerve connection and the ability for the body to heal and kick in. the idea is you inject liquid metal into the gap with it was severed and it allows the body time to put the body back together. it keeps the electricity flowing. >> they did it in bull frogs and found it could work. >> it does conduct the electrical signal. you can inject with in and out without surgery. you see where the liquid metal and on an x-ray and take it out once it is regenerated. >> great concept. >> we have to prove it in humans now. >> did you believe as a scientist this could be applied in human beings? >> the paper out is convincing crossing over between physics a and biolog

. >> i spoke with ernie bower about the situation, he spent his career studying southeast asian politicsnd has been a leader in driving u.s. investment, i acted him about a motive, and what reform means in thailand. i think the military has varied concerns to try to have some legal basis for this. they are using the 1914 law, and the rational that the general mentioned. i think what is going on here, is there's an existential struggle for power, in thailand. and to control power when the succession takes place, and the military has felt that it needs to step into that, because the two sides could not find an accommodation. >> what does reform mean there? >> i think reform is going to have to take place under an elected government. i don't think they are going to be able to put in place reforms that would be sustainable. that people would -- people by definition, haven't selected the leader whose are putting these reforms in place. i think it's a mis -- sort of a misguided idea to be honest with you. >> of course there has been violence over the past few months but this coupe itself has b

. >> reporter: both bowers and andrews lost their jobs. >> taxpayers are paying thousands and thousands of dollars, everybody across the united states is paying for that clean up, and it's not being done correctly now. >> reporter: tetra tech denied our request for interview. meanwhile, bauers and andrews are suing tetra tech for retaliation. they say they were fired after raising their concerns. the company denies those allegations. vicky nguyen, nbc bay area news. >>> if you have a tip for vickie or anyone else, give us a call or send us an e-mail. >>> let's turn things over to jeff ranieri. he has our micro climate forecast. >> we are still tracking some of that shower activity and a few lightning strikes near lake tahoe. and we still could see just a little bit of this come our way tonight. it's only about a 30% chance but some of these rogue thunderstorms have made it very close to the bay area tonight. we'll continue to be tracking that. we do have windy conditions throughout san francisco. most temperatures near the coast in the 60s. and also clearing throughout the peninsula. bu

bower bowery mission helps people. monday we raised money and had people who donated their time and talents. >>> now to shep. >> thanks. new attacks in nigeria with dozens dead and now blame the same terrorists who kidnapped hundreds of school children. >>> president obama about the veterans admission and what exactly he is doing and why critics say it's too little too late. >>> this third grader planning to carry his little brother on his back for 30 miles for cerebral palsy. we will speak with him live this hour. >>> plus, would you get on this thing seriously? a viewing bubble on a crane arm hanging off a cruise ship. that seems safe? let's get to it. >>> good wednesday afternoon to you, first from the fox ne newsdesk. democrats will take part into a new congressional investigation into the benghazi outpost in 2012 after house democrats criticized the benghazi investigation as nothing more than a political side show. nancy pelosi appointed five democrats to the select committee. she says that are needed now to balan

what is talking to my buddy bowers from melbourne. what's happening? >> caller: not much.y wife and i we got some iras and i added extra money to it this year. in it one of the stocks aig. it's got great book value, but its projected growth is a little high. looks like it's right -- >> no. we've been kicking this one back and forth and feel like i didn't think it would have this good run after but it's obvious that they have something good going. i don't want to sell it. if anything, i want to buy it. >>> retail rebound, jc penney and rite aid are making a major comeback. these turnaround lines are far from done. go to the stores and sigh what i see. >>> at&t is making a bid for directv. the key isn't in the boardroom. it's on the football field. [ female announcer ] there's a gap out there. that's keeping you from the healthcare you deserve. at humana, we believe if healthcare changes, if it becomes simpler... if frustration and paperwork decrease... if grandparents get to live at home instead of in a home... the gap begins to close. so let's simplify things. let's close

. >> bowering joins the chase. >> i know he's not going to go over 30 miles per hour.e full tank of diesel. i can fol le him all night. he's not going to get away. >> he may not get away, but he's doing plenty of damage. >> just knocked down gravestones and he's coming out on the a-60 as we speak. >> i don't think he would have stopped. the only thing that did stop him were those double gates where he rammed and had his tire burst. >> it looks like it's going to be left, no, reversing back into the cemetery. >> his front tire damaged, the digger grinds to a stop. >> vehicle's stopped. >> but the driver doesn't surrender easily. >> he was extremely aggressive when officers approached him and they were forced to use incapacitant spray. >> for one guy, he's made a lot of trouble in just a few minutes. >> he has caused in excess of 30,000 to 40,000 pounds worth of damage. he was prepared to drive through a graveyard and desecrate that in order to try to get away. i think it's just an absolute disgrace. it's appalling. >> it turns out, the man is a member of a larger crimin

bower bowery mission helps people. raised money and had people who donated their time and talents. >>> now to shep. >> thanks. new attacks in nigeria with dozens dead and now blame the same terrorists who kidnapped hundreds of school children. >>> president obama about the veterans admission and what exactly he is doing and why critics say it's too little too late. >>> this third grader planning to carry his little brother on his back for 30 miles for cerebral palsy. we will speak with him live this hour. >>> plus, would you get on this thing seriously? a viewing bubble on a can

jack bower is back. latest installment of "24" premiers tonight on fox.t drama picks up four years later in london. bauer is a cop followed by the cia. >>> ben affleck is now banned from the black jack tables at the hard rock casino in vegas for counting cards. the technique is not illegal in nevada but it is, of course, frowned upon. >>> an incredibly rare shark. the 18-foot shark caught by a georgia fisherman is only the second goblin shark caught in the gulf of mexico. he was later released. >>> a proposed zoning ordinance in one county in virginia would limit "large frequent gatherings "inside private homes, specifically limit being the number of people you can have over to your house to 49 and no more than three times in 40 days. well, that means anything -- that includes barbecues, big birthday parties, even open houses, could potentially be targets of the proposed law. on its face it sounds ridiculous. >> it does. but ordinances have been passed like this. it is classic clash between the first amendment right to peaceably assemble, in your home, pu

all they could find was gary bower.hey had to dig up a relic from the 1980s and pay him some extraordinary sum like 60 grand. but that's what they've resigned to. >> and everybody knows that money's out there, just waiting to strike. ryan grim from the "huffington post," thank you. >> thank you. >> koch brothers are not the only billionaires that are getting all up in your local elections. gambling magnate sheldon adelson is coming to a state and town near you. and that's next. she keeps you on your toes. you wouldn't have it any other way. but your erectile dysfunction - it could be a question of blood flow. cialis tadalafil for daily use helps you be ready anytime the moment's right. you can be more confident in your ability to be ready. and the same cialis is the only daily ed tablet approved to treat ed and symptoms of bph, like needing to go frequently or urgently. tell your doctor about all your medical conditions and medicines, and ask if your heart is healthy enough for sex. do not take cialis if you take nitrat

all they could find was gary bower.d to dig up a relic from the 1980s and pay him some extraordinary sum like 60 grand. but that's what they've resigned to. >> and everybody knows that money's out there, just waiting to strike. ryan grim from the "huffington post," thank you. >> thank you. >> koch brothers are not the only billionaires that are getting all up in your local elections. gambling magnate sheldon adelson is coming to a state and town near you. and that's next. honestly, the off-season isn't really off for me. i've got a lot to do. that's why i got my surface. it's great for watching game film and drawing up plays. it's got onenote, so i can stay on top of my to-do list, which has been absolutely absurd since the big game. with skype, it's just really easy to stay in touch with the kids i work with. alright, russell you are good to go! alright, fellas. alright, russ. back to work! nineteen years ago, we thought, "wow, how is there no way to tell the good from the bad?" so we gave people the power of the revie

bowers and vision a team, veterans integrated look good, and hen when they asked for the national numbers, they all look good. there's no real incentive on the part of the upper management in washington to get after it. >> you allege that up to 40 veterans in phoenix died while they were waiting for care, but on friday the v.a.'s acting inspector general testified about his review of some of the cases before congress. let's take a look at what he had to say. >> i know 17 we didn't conclude so far that the delay caused the death. it's one thing to be on a waiting list, and it's another thing to conclude that as a result of ok the waiting list, that's the cause of death. >> dr. foote, while under any circumstances, delays to being able to see a doctor more than a year are inexcusable. is it possible that these veterans did not die because of he's wait times? >> the original allegation was 40 people died while waiting for care, and they were advertising waiting times of 30 to 55 days when many of the, they were more like six to seven months, and we had no way of reviewing these charts becaus

what doug bower these temperatures are going and also the next chance for some rain and the area. >>:e south bay we have a couple traffic working in milpitas. us are afoot to 37 west on a tanker is a crass, up there that resulted in a car fire the clearing status at the, carpooling as close. as a separate crown ash 80 south so let's not helping in fremont, you can see is our swayback care. it's slow all the way to the 2 37 ft. for the south bay traffic does not improve much of the plan and using to 80 to attack on an extra 1520 minutes. one of which 85 and cupertino. >>: 92 right now the father ever met mr. in tyler has committed suicide daphne webb has been missing since last july. a father john was once arreste f to fathea child endangerment. >>: the man never know because it's been 10 months since the disappearance oakland police apartment zero than on who is now in the only suspect he is very uncooperative he didn't say allow, and the weeks and months here's a picture of john webb 50 years old discovered at oklahoma on friday by his adult daughter there's no signs of foul play. ba

they bower, against it with low yield and cash and saying this is a goal mine. shot me the cash.ing to be wrong, bert, i think you're going to go on the wrong side of the trade because too many guys like me looking at the cash. >> nobody has a monopoly on being right or being wrong, and i'm always willing to reconsider. i look at all of my investments every day, but, kevin, you have to realize that when you -- i have 88% of your cash locked up aproud where it's interesting 2% interesting, it's not good for the question. when i were tim clock, i'd open -- >> got to blame the government for screwed up tax policy on that and give get it to the cfo. >> we'll have to separate you two for now. >> doesn't matter who you play. the situation is what it is. >> and we're going to bring you back. we'll see what happens with the shares. sharon makes a point. a widely owned name. what happens to apple is hugely important to the overall talk. >> why do hedge funds managers make hundreds of millions, even billions in dollars? and are female ceos forced out mar than males? a new study says yes, i

. >>> one of the most watched shows on television, now, jack bower and a reason to celebrate to prepareheir return. >>> san francisco mayor lee is getting involved to find a location for a museum of george lucas' artifacts in san francisco. lee has given his staff until the end of this month to come up with a possible list. the director comes after ejecting the bid -- rejecting the bid. lucas has said that he could take the project to chicago. >>> in the meantime the casting is complete and filming is set to begin for star wars episode 7 as it will be bringing back some of the original cast including harrison ford and carrie fisher. filming is expected to begin in england. >>> box numbers are in. the web slinging spiderman has spunk spun his way to the top. >> you know what i love about being spiderman? everything. >> reporter: the amazing spiderman 2 brought in more than $35 million. that's about seven times more than "the other woman," which brought in less than $5 million. "heaven is for real," "captain america the winter soldier," and "rio 2" brought in the top five. >>> jack is bad

jack bower has gone rogue.e united states is. >> my dad. >> your father! after the shootout, the guy selling gold on tv now. >> it's "24". you never know what's going to happen, where, when. it's the new actors that we have, we're so lucky to have them. it's a really kind of extraordinary cast. >> awesome. >> going to be a big set of 24 hours for sure. a big day for you with the premiere coming in. now we have a big week, right? it's national women's health week. >> yeah, next week. i'm really proud i'm joining with colgate to support. we're all so busy, but have to ask how can i be healthier? and there is a few things that i'm trying to do as a working mom. >> tell me. >> all of the things that we never do that the summer is coming up, it's like okay. make the doctor, dentist. get those done. we want to look good for summer. i try to throw in my bag or at workç moisturizer that has spf, 'cause then you're getting both things. it's healthy, but you also want to look pretty. colgate, total advance whitessenning

the first week of march when the plug power bowers popped.ou have the speculative single digit players popped, you have the sales force.com being the gateway february 28th conference call where the stock goes 68 and then to 58 and don't look now. and that -- it popped. maybe if he's charters, the head and shoulders pattern are hideous. i'm not going to come down and say a stock down 45% like tablet software symbol data is a screaming short. i just can't do it. it wasn't screaming short when at 102. 52, 55, screaming short, i don't know. i like them higher to short, not lower. >> right. >> athena still high. i get that. >> i'm thinking einhorn. you and i thinki ing einhorn at that time. >> i'm giving you a green light to that thought. >> he would say there's plenty of stocks throughout, $3 billion market cap should be $300 million. >> i think that the one he's after, somehow i was linked to it, which bothered me, i was saying sell the high mult. s, wasn't a cloud stock, i'm easily trashed, i think you don't want to own the cloud stocks on any

. >> jack bower is helping the rest of the market right now at least right now you can see we're kissing900 level in the s&p 500. the dow and s&p both did set new records today, so it's nothing to really scoff at right now. you can understandably see how the markets are in a holding pattern with stocks at record highs. if you take a look at some of the other sectors or parts of the market in focus for investors it's the small cap stocks. jim, you guys, carl, everybody has been watching this as well because the divergence we saw in small cap stocks versus the s&p 500, maybe didn't bode well for the overall market but we sit at record high for the large cap stocks like the dow and s&p. whether the russell continues to work back up towards those levels, row mains to be seen. also interesting enough f you look at the sectors that are standouts in 2014, two of them, utilities we talk about all the time, the safety trade, the bond proxy play, that's still up in terms of the overall scheme of sector plays. it's up about 10%. that's about double the next best performing sector which is energy. o