fire box red for the fire boxes. our brown for the pg and e poles. >> we are not painters we do our best. >> i'm assuming it has to do with gang activity. >> if it's territorial i mind. >> in case it's gang related and they are marking our territory i would like to paint it over. >> anything with numbers like x iv or x 13 west side mob and the bay view those are gang related. with gang related or profanity we will abait it as soon as possible. >> i consider it an art. there are circles of people that form around it whether or not they should ruin public property. >> this is art work i'm for it. unless it's on someone's property and they don't want it there. judge kids with silver paint expressing their ego needs doesn't belong on our property. >> graffiti is when you don't have permission to write anything on their property. >> eighth street is part of your regular rout? >> yes. >> everyday. >> eighth street. divisidero street. irving street. every block they going through they paint 3 or 4 streets in the block the p

in the box since they don't serve booze. >> yes, it was jack in the box and it is address was within 100 feet of that location. i have specific addresses, which their address is 4649 geary boulevard, which many calls for service or at least those 8 calls for service involving fights and assaults fwhae. about the broken window? >> the broken window that was 4649 geary boulevard. >> is it a car window? >> i don't have the specifics on that. >> thank you. >> i just have some questions. when they were given the permit until 4:00, or 4:00 as discussed. they were security guards at it and better lighting and better control over the premises >> and cameras. >> there was a numerous conditions put upon them. and they complied, and we are very happy with their performance. and we want to continue that relationship. >> do you think that the decrease is also related to better behavior by the jack in the box as well and better security measures? >> i believe, yeah, that is part and partial of it, i would thank them for their cooperation, i think that it is the fact that they had those additional

, some box -- no matter how the pigeons distribute themselves among the boxes -- some box is going to contain at least two pigeons. >> right, so some box might actually have three pigeons, right? i mean, that's also possible. >> right, but the box with three pigeons also contains two. >> that's right. >> so that's at least two. and in fact, if we take the average of the number of pigeons to the number of boxes, okay, what the pigeonhole principle says is some box contains at least the average. >> so the average number of pigeons per box here would have to -- would simply be the number of pigeons, which is five, divided by the number of boxes, which is four. >> but because we can't have a quarter of a pigeon in some box -- >> right, no pigeons are harmed during the making of this show. >> right. they're discrete objects. we have to round up. so that tells us we're going to get two pigeons per box in this case. >> right, at least two. so these basic principles that we've been outlining, these are numbers that are easy to compute. we've been finding formulas, in fact, computing the numbe

>> you said that 19 percent of the incidents were on post boxes. do you guys make them pay for that? >> make the --. >> canadian --. >> canada post clean it up? we have a special relationship with canada post. it was a funny way how we got that relationship. they were arguing they couldn't keep up with cleaning them, so bylaw officers started sending notifications to the owner of the canada post boxes, who happens to be the post master general in ottawa. they take them over a week period and canada post has a contractor go out. we have two kinds of mailboxes in canada. one are the drop boxes that the mail carriers use, those are the gray ones that are mostly getting tagged: other ones red letter boxes where you are dropping off your mail. those have been wrapped now and we found very little graffiti on the wrapped boxes. we are quite excited that canada post is going to be changes their policies with respect to the gray boxes and they are actually eliminating them. >> that's what we're seeing in arizona, utility companies, whether it's gas, cable,

get to play in the big box again. out of the little box, into the big box.o aspires to be placed on the general population unit. >> got to mingle with the crowd. you get to get out. be with everybody else. i never been to pop. only time i was in pop was in newman. i've never really seen pop. i was only in there for like two weeks. >> what happened? >> a fight. everybody fights. right? that's the only way you can handle situations in here, you have to fight. someone says something to you or you got problems and you got to act on it. if you don't, they will. >> 16 months ago, esdale was convicted of possession of a firearm and sentenced to two years at the house of correction, a separate jail facility for convicted inmates serving 2 1/2 years or less. due to multiple fights, he spent the first 13 months in segregation, but even under those restrictions he was still a significant discipline problem. >> daniel has gotten into many fights since he's been here. he's been involved in about ten fights. there are a lot of fights that he has actually asked or called t

this is a box and a ring and here is another example of a small box called a device box intended for one device, one switch, or one plug. they're very limited in use, but there are applications for it. >> they have little knockouts, you can pup it out and connect your connector or cable to it. >> the nonmetallic boxes are used with nonme tellic cable. this is used in residential wood frame construction. bang on it with the hammer. bang a hole in the top and you shove your nonmetallic cable into the box. >> very fast to install. it's all ready to go. you can hold it right into position and a couple of taps, the whole thing is done. ok, great. and he sells hundreds of types of sizes and shapes and six, 10, one at a time all to hold anything. >> just hundreds and hundreds. the catalogs are full of them. he said he has over 22,000 items in his store, except for the inventory items. >> wow. we have on this side all sorts of trim. look at this gigantic trim plate. so within the boxes you just showed us, you would put one of these little devices and then -- ok. >> and example of a switch th

for that box.d the $35 fee every year and there is no record of removing items from vault. >> there is no tracking of where items went. they just disappeared. >> sheotéj called novato police who took the report then contacted 7 on your side. we asked wells fargo why someone else had accessed hear kt. ÷ said it's still investigating. and. an officials says wells fargo deeply regrets the loss suffered by customers and we take responsibility for what happened. and asked the customers to complete an affidavit of missing contents as a regular step in our investigation. we intend to cooperate with hem to resolve thisjñç matter to the satisfaction of all parties. she just wants me to warn but what happened. >> maybe to let people know that they should check their stuff. >> safe deposit boxes are usually safe, however, losses can happen when banks move or in case of flood, fire or theft. consider buying insurance on items in the box. remember, cash you put in a safe deposit box is not federally insured. be

. ♪ it's my [ bleep ] in a box ♪ ♪ my [ bleep ] in a box babe it's my [ bleep ] in a box ♪ ♪ my [ bleepme, we said, "can we actually say this on television," ya know? >> we told lorne the idea, and we were -- we were smart enough to be ashamed when we were telling him. we weren't like, "we thought of a great idea." we were like, "this is our idea," and i think his response was roughly -- >> "okay, just remember it's the christmas episode, and there'll be a lot of kids watching." and i was like, "we will use bleeps." ♪ one, cut a hole in a box two, put your junk in that box three, make her open the box ♪ ♪ and that's the way you do it it's my [ bleep ] in a box my [ bleep ] in a box babe ♪ >> people were crying. crying. going what is this? like i can't -- i've never seen anything like this. this type of comedy, this type of production value. that video was ridiculous. >> people were watching it on the internet and downloading it and it just became this like, crazy -- like sensation. >> i don't know that any of us knew that it was going to blow up the way it did on the internet. >> our sh

this is a baby box.ick towel covers the bottom, and lights and heating keep a baby comfortable. a bell rings when someone puts a baby in the box. and a helper comes to immediately move the baby inside. this past year six infants, or small children, were rescued here. they are physically or mentally handicapped or babies from unmarried mothers who can't care for their children. >> his skull is not shaped right. his note says, he has this handicap. i am so sorry, but i am not able to raise this baby. so i put him safely in the baby box of jesus' loving union church. >> reporter: official reports say about 600 infants are abandoned in the streets every year, but the number is probably higher. only about 20% of abandoned infants or children are rescued and placed temporarily in juvenile protection centers. hundreds are sent to die on the streets. the numbers of infant deaths and abandoned children are bound to get worse as the rate of children born to single mothers increases. government efforts have not kep

please do not let orchard's or any big box move in. thank you. >> thank you. >>> hi, good afternoon, commissioners. i'm sam lee and i'm nori's hz band. -- husband. i own a contracting business on folsom street. and i find it funny that i did not get notified. we did not get notified for this project. i found out this project maybe a week ago from the grapevine. i finally got the, i guess the, the proposal and looked it over today. and i find it funny that the planning code specifically says a formula 1 retail is limited to 25,000 square feet. well, the building is 33,000 square feet. the gross square footage of the property is 51,000 square feet. that's well over -- that's double. and on top of that, they said they're not adding more square footage. that's false. they're adding another 8,000 square feet on top of the roof. so, just looking at those two items on this proposal, it doesn't make sense. and when mr. diego said there's no hardware stores around, i chuckled. come on. you know, center hardware has been there for over a hundred

okay, go, go -- >> box number one, nothing, box number two nothing, number three nothing.h. >> she will stay there all day. that's how she indicates there is an explosive device and is waiting for me to throw this she will wait all day long for me to did that. oh, get t get it good girl, yes, come on. come on. (applause) >> dave: now, may i touch daisy. >> you can play with her, she's extremely social. >> dave: nice dog. >> you can pet her. >> dave: now can i take the other explosive odor packet and put it in a different box. i know you don't care but what will happen. >> or i could hide her eyes and you could play a shell game. >> dave: i don't know how to do that. >> you don't know how to do that. >> dave: i would rather just put another one in the thing and see if daisy can go over there. >> okay, okay. (applause) >> good girl, yes. nowadaysee you're not supposed to make me look bad here, right? >> i condition even get it in the damn box. all right, daisy, come on. there's something over here, explosive. >> dave: come on, daisy. >> do they make good pets. >> she's a won

is do have been around long enough and halves of box set. 15 cds, -- and to have a box said. 15 cds, enough to have a record out. you have a box set. the packaging is gorgeous. i love what is in it. what do you make of this thought set now? >> -- of this boxed set? >> i have a wonderful person who looks over my shoulders. with everybody together, management and the people with the website, we got together, and they passed a lot of stuff, so we had opinions on it. some friends of mine were taking some great pictures back in they said, we have these pictures in california. i said, i guess i was doing it. tavis: columbia is happy you are doing it. every record on the inside -- it is repackaged, but the original album cover is on each of these. >> the first album cover and the last album cover. the first one i have nothing to do with it. "the house of the rising sun." that came out in the 1990's. out of all of them, that is the man. ry cooder is the man. every time i heard somebody was supposed to be somebody, it all fell away when i heard him. after that, every album cover i was involve

and proposed box that says two. and that the existing use box not discuss what is there but it discusses what is legally there. and in fact, there is no such permit in the record. and i grant you, that definitely makes it look like this building was never officially changed in dbi records to be a two-unit building or a three-unit building. but i also ask you to take into account that that policy of the building department is a policy that is only been in place for the last ten years. i have been doing this for 30 years, maybe it has been in place a little bit more than that. but, it is only been in recent years as it should be that the building department has taken the position that you have to see a permit with the existing unit with proposed use two for a building to be officially a two-unit building. i ask you to look at the intent of what the applicant was which was clearly to create three units and to keep three units and to accept rent from three units and only now trying to reduce it to a single family home.

the box in the movie is not the kind of box used.i say all this, i do not want to downplay or leave any impression that the actual water boarding was tame or benign. it was a very aggressive technique, as were all the others. i went into it telling myself it will be a movie. i was relieved there were no lawyers involved in the movie. [laughter] i would expand the next four years at a cocktail party explaining why i was not that lawyer. on the whole, it was a mixed bag but a terrific movie. i think it did really taking no sides. i think there were complicated moral questions, especially in the first few scary months after the 9/11 attacks. >> you were the chief legal officer at the time. would you have authorize the interrogation techniques as they were depicted? do they just throw someone on a mat and pour water on their heads? >> no. the interrogators were not allowed to ad lib. there were certain specific memos. there was a meticulous procedure to undertake. before use of the water board, they will confirm this, the interrogators a

i don't like the suburban style, big box retail in general. but i do struggle because i don't -- i do care about our local businesses. i don't know that whether i support orchard supply or not that really is going to make a difference, but i do challenge us to think differently about that. i mean, how do we not have to save ourselves from ourselves? how is it that we don't -- how do we promote a culture that is a starbucks oregon charred supply, a neighborhood people don't patronize those differences so they don't survive, they don't want to come to san francisco? why is it that there is that tension and we basically have to try to stop people from doing that? i don't know. it's weird, it's an interesting kind of dynamic, but that's actually what we're asking ourselves to do, save ourselves from ourselves and, you know, i do believe that i see an impact and it's hard because necessary and desirable is our conditional use threshold. i don't know that necessary desirable improvement in this particular case. i don't know why -- it sounds like we

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box," everyone.talking about the fed this morning and what investors should make of the latest fomc minutes. joining us now, a cnbc contributor greg ip. i'm glad you're here today. we've been talking about some of your thoughts. how ground breaking was it? was the market's reaction warranted? >> i think it's interesting at the margin. i don't think it's a game changer. let's remember, these are the minutes, not a statement. you go back to the statement issued at the end of january, we all kaind called ate nonevent because there wasn't much change in in respect it's the chairman that control tess statement. the minutes are the chance for the hawks and all those that disagree with the chairman to give their viewpoints and get them out there. the fed went to this new policy of saying we're going to do unlimited qe until the unemployment rate shows substantial improvement. so the unemployment rate hasn't improved at all since that time. and i find it hard to believe if the fed saits say, oh, forget what

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still to come, will "identity thief" steal the show at the box office this weekend? find out later in movies and money. but first, wait until you see this. we'll show you why a new 3d printer could be all the rage in tech and in the stock market. that's next. all the talk of a housing recovery translated into momentum for boise cascade on its first day of trading. the paper and plywood company made its premiere on the market wednesday and jumped 24% before closing at 26 dollars. today, keep your eyes peeled for ex- one. the 3d printer company is expected to make its way onto the market today. the company will raise about $75 million with shares between 14 and 16 dollars. 3d printing methods similar to those at exone are being embraced by small businesses across the country as a low- cost option for prototype design. ky sisson takes us to a lab in california that's training the next generation of students in this revolutionary technology. "if used correctly, this technology has the potential to change the game for manufacturing in the united states." the revolutionary

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and they would start to use box to share files. and we would get calls from it buyers saying hey, i have all of these users in my organization that are using this technology. i have to have a way to secure it or manage it more effectively. and that is sort of what lead to us creating theant price model that wdo today. >> so why do they come to you rather than to your competitors who are bigger and richer than you are? >> well, so we think, so this is our sort of view on things is that we, there are a couple different ways to take this. first of all we try and build solutions that are much simpler and much more focused on its individual. and a lot of the traditional enterprise players, i think their products are look like they were designed in soviet era sort of like it's a sort of space command system. so it's really not really easy to use a lot of these solutions in the enterprise. we tried to build software that is dead simp told use that also can be enterprise ready for an organization so that's the first thing that is pretty im