. >> i'm not ma'am, my name is carla. >> why miss carla had a whopper of a meltdown. >> once the womanrts ta çwvÑwñóÑÑçwoç<:ó?wñ??çy >>> like hundreds of giant concrete sentinels, these giant massive pieces to help the water break against this beach. >> oh, that is fantastic. >> blasting against those petropods that were put there to help dissipate the large waves but these guys are going to go out into that surf. look at that. >> i don't know how you surf that. it looks too dangerous. >> it looks like you're getting washed into the mouth full of a monster. the guys braeffing the surf are jerome and antoine, and they go out there and the whole thing put together for the "surfer journal" this spot no longer looks like this. this was the last time surfers were allowed to go out and surf this monster because they continued building the breakwater. these are kind of, like, the last guys to ever experience this beautiful surf spot. >> it looks like packing peanuts or something. >> yeah, really big ones. >> yes. >>> one thing's for sure, by the end of this video you will for sure know the na

. >> my name is carla. >> okay. miss carla. >> why miss carla had a whopper of a meltdown. >> it's on. >> and looking to lose a few? look no further than the crib. >> all these workout routines out there, all you need is like a baby. >> she lost 44 pound, see how next. >> i don't know. >> shopping is hard enough already, but have you ever wondered what it is like shopping in l.a.? so in a boutique, two girlfriends, one trying something on. does the feel good? her friend, of course, being very supportive. >> you look tiny. >> really? >> yes. you look like a model. >> make you feel good about yourself and the purchase. >> except when the actual model walks in. >> oh. >> she wore the exact same dress. no. only in l.a., right? trying on a dress and an actual super model is standing right next to you. talk ab bad luck in the dressing room. >> these are two clips on the youtube channel of tell l.a. these videos created in this video, we saw super model heather marks. she's the cute girl. i didn't like the dress. >> really

. >> i'm not ma'am, my name is carla. >> why miss carla had a whopper of a meltdown. >> once the womanrts ta [chris]still smoking up a storm? [tom]yeah.pathetic,isn't it? [chris] ever try to... [tom] quit?of course! my best time was six days. the worst was ...uh...23.4 seconds. [chris] so can i ask you... [chris & tom] why are you still smoking? [tom] [sarcastic] "it's so much fun." [chris]why not call the smokers' helpline? the program's free,and... [tom]and they'll tell me..."you oughta quit." [chris] not so. just tell them you're ready to quit. then,they'll tell you how. [tom] really? you wouldn't have that number on you,would you? check it out. learning's fun now. yeah, back in our day, we didn't have u-verse high speed internet to play and learn online. all we had was that franklin fuzzypants. ah, the educational toy bear. remember when the battery went out? [ slow, deep voice ] give me your abc's. all i learned was a new definition of fear. i need some pudding. yeah, there's one left. [ male announcer ] connect all your wi-fi-enabled devices with u-verse high speed internet. reth

it is, in fact, carla. if you want somebody to guess your name, just take off are hat. >> don't play me. i'm not playing. 24/7, i'm the same girl. >> she also wants to clarify 24 hours a day, seven days a week, she is, in fact, carla. >> all right, ma'am, you have a good night. >> you have a good night. >> y'all -- >> i'll tell you what, i don't know who wins this argument but that final line -- >> i think i might go with miss carla. >> i thought these ladies were nicer, given the language she was using. >> at the end of the day, it starts making you sad. you feel like you want to give this woman a hug and maybe she has not gotten enough love lately. >> you would hug that woman. i would be afraid of what she would do to you. >> she would be totally down with it. >> you have a good night. >> you have a good night. >> a youtube star has a new online film about a woman forced to take a job. >> at the summer camp she used to attend when she was a youngster. >> seriously? >> now, she reveals how to preorder camp

carla, also for governor jerry brown. >> at 75, these are supposed to be the golden years.ow does he become the golden boy of american politics? they're talking about the guy running for president again. >> really? oh, my. >> he's not going to do that when you're presiding over a state that was awash in red ink, billions of dollars, now you're looking at $2 billion surplus next year, unemployment is down. months and months of consistent economic growth. jerry brown has a lot to be happy about. his fight is not over, however, as we know. am i right? you got the democrats and republicans out there looking at that surplus. >> what are you going to do with it? spend it or save it. >> i think it's interesting to look at however we have come. only three years ago when brown took office we had a $26 billion deficit, the largest deficit in the history of california. people were comparing california to greece. it was being put on again as it is every 15 or so years. national magazine covers as the failed golden state. we went from minus 26 to plus two. the surplus is expected to go

the economic gap, as carla said, between the moneyed silicon valley types and everybody else is going to crack open in 2014. the attacks on the google shuttle buses for employees recently is just proof that there's all this simmering anger. i think some people are still looking at the america's cup and wondering if that is more proof that san francisco is just becoming a playground for billionaires, where people can't afford to be here and they will be squished out to the manufacture gins. the political question of what we do is still thorny.

especialmente del fÚtbol mexicano ¿carla cÓmo estÁs feliz aÑo? >> javier "chicharito" hernÁndez sigue aprovechando rumores sobre su salida de manchester united por los pocos minutos de juego que ha tenido un periÓdico publicÓ el interÉs de arsenal por ficharse algunas fuentes aseguran que manchester united estÁ apunto de venden a chicho chicha y le dan o otros destinos como tottenham hotspur y juventus. >> lionel messi volviÓ a entrenar con los compaÑeros de barcelona dos meses despuÉs de la lesiÓn que lo dejo afuera, si martino lo dispone lionel messi podrÁ jugar este domingo, sin embargo, se piensa que serÁ titular para el partido de miÉrcoles contra getafe por la copa del rey. >> maÑana se inicia el torneo clausura 2014 y dieron a conocer que rodrÍguez no podrÁ jugar hasta la 3° fecha fue expulsado y tendrÁ que cumplir dos partido de suspensiÓn, tomÁs boy tendra que cumplir dos partidos por la expulsiÓn que sufrio en el torneo clausura 2013. >> siguiendo con el torneo clausura santos recibirÁ al chivas rayadas de guadalajara buscara regresar a

del mundo deportivo. >> asÍ es, adelante carla. >> hoy el mundo del deporte de las narices chatas llora del boxeo estÁ de luto, el mexicano josÉ sulaiman el presidente del consejo mundial falleciÓ a los 82 aÑos en la ciudad de los Ángeles, nacido en tamaulipas en 1931, se uniÓ al consejo mundial en 1968, en 1975 se convirtiÓ en presidente, cargo que ocupÓ los Últimos aÑos. convirtiÓ al consejo mundial en la entidad boxÍstica de mayor reconocimiento en el mundo con 160 paÍses integrados, sus restos ya estÁn en mÉxico donde se le rendirÁ un homenaje pÓstumo, descanse en paz. pasando a la copa mx los pumas siguen sufriendo despuÉs de caer en su debut frente a un equipo de la divisiÓn de ascenso, maÑana leÓn visitarÁ al amÉrica en el estadio azteca con un partido con sabor a remacha, el leÓn venció al amÉrica en el partido de vuelta de la gran final para asegurar el tÍtulo del clausura 2013, lo pueden ver por supuesto, por univisiÓn. el delantero neymar estarÁ fuera de tres a cuatro semanas, despuÉs de que se confirmara una lesiÓn en los tendones del tobillo derecho, neymar se lesionÓ en el

they've horrify dan and carla have been great partners to guide folks through the process we're excited to educate the neighborhood about our environment and a sewer system. with this funding we'll remove several hundred miles of creating concrete and thank you for this promise and to dan and carla and we notify i all join us for planting day on federal bureau february >> all vote all in favor, say i. opposed? the motion carries go back we're excited about it. >> i have 13 agreement and authorize the general manager to solicit playthings and execute grant all of the elements. >> it's been moved and seconded and seeing none, public comment is closed vote all in favor, say i. opposed? the motion passes. >> stem 14 approve amendment one to c s-29 through j. >> commissioners. >> so moved. >> and second. any public comment on this item. i'll call for a vote please so i have by you >> approved the plans and award kraekt contract and i do want to note that the commissioners have a new resolution i put at your desk that changes the fund source to the c pishgs - p. i'll call for a vote all in fa

john i'm the plan manager for the san francisco planning department urban forest plan i'm joined by carla short and dan who's the chair of the urban forest council. i think dan wanted to say something about our collaboration >> afternoon commissioner. i'm here wearing two hats i'm the chair of the urban forest you council you get flags we do not i don't know why that is. second i'm the executive director of the friends of urban forest we've been working with the forest council for the last two years to construct a master plan for the san francisco urban forest it's been an open process to the public. we've been working with the forest council for the last year and a half having meetings with the planning department. we've excited about the work and we think that the planning department in conjunction with the dwp and other entities have strong recommendations. we look forward to presenting it on the 15 and hope you'll participation to it there's an enormous amount of work here >> thanks dan we are going to talk about trees. and we're going to start at the beginning. so san francisco nirnl

that's it." >> reporter: that relative was carla's cousin, tom lippert.e photos and suddenly pieces of the puzzle start falling into place. >> when i first saw annie's graduation picture -- it looks almost identical to tom's graduation picture. when i saw that photo, i just knew that tom was the father. >> reporter: she also recalls some things that might explain annie's interest in music and her college ambitions. >> well, tom was very talented. he was very intelligent. he went to notre dame law school. he was also musical. >> and i looked at those pictures and i recognized him. >> reporter: you recognized him? >> he was the man at the clinic. i could picture all those baby pictures behind him, the ones that he was so proud of. >> he had made a big deal out of the fact that, "these were all of the families that i've helped conceive." >> reporter: this is so creepy! picturing him sitting next to that wall, is chilling. >> and i just thought to myself, "this wasn't a mistake. this was done intentionally." >> reporter:: but the story dead-ends in a cemetery

sure first names carla with a c yes. we're excited about this program today. we've been working with sfmta in the past year to find ways to meet this challenge of finding ways to get our employees to our canvassing campus in south san francisco and do it in a way that supports sfmta and works in compliments with the public transmission. our program started in 2006 and the primarily goal of our program was to encourage pleasing employees to stop driving to work alone by themselves in their car. over the past 6 or seven years we've had sdhek program and eliminated over 5 thousand car trips 0 over the roads our employees take the bart and the ferry to get to the offices in san francisco. our employees get to work and it reduced traffic in san francisco and in the community as well as reducing our cartoonish emissions. we enjoy you a partnership with sfmta and we're hopefully, this program will move us forward. thank you (clapping.) thank you and while >> you can see there's a lot of companies that have been part of this. people refer to this as google buses googl

howard wanted to check on the quality of carla's corn. >> does she mind?ell her i won't destroy her corn crop. >> and that meant doing his favorite thing. you're gonna dig it up? >> yeah. >> come on. he didn't just dig up her corn. he was like a doctor doing an invasive exam, pulling up the roots, ripping it open... >> you always have tough husks in this part of the world. >> and cracking it in half. his verdict? >> you've done an excellent job with what you've got. >> since howard's program started, carla has doubled her income. in one way, at least, he is like his dad. he insists that the farmers learn accounting and managing credit and that they buy their own seed. >> they're looking for the standard kernels. >> howard buffett is making a big difference but on a small scale. he started out giving farmers the best of modern agricultural technology. but now he only teaches methods they can afford themselves after his projects end. howard's passion for farming started early. when he was just five, he turned the family backyard into a cornfield. his father

my name is carla johnson and i'm the director at the mayor's office on disability and i appreciate the opportunity to speak with you today. our office is the ada coordinator and we want to make sure our city services programs, and facilities are accessible as required under the ada and we consider pedestrian safety to be a disability rights issue. we heard a little earlier from a speaker who talked about statistics and the point he made was we don't have add quit information about people with disabilities and how many of them are getting hurt or killed in these accidents. we certainly have anecdote information, i think everybody knows somebody who has been hit or who has had a near miss, but the thing about being a person with a disability and remember almost 19 percent of our population actually has a disability, the thing about being a person with disability is that it may take us longer to cross the street because of our disabilities or if you're using a wheelchair, you may not be as visible to a driver because you have a low profile to the street and it's important when we think ab

amy chin and we have carla johnson from the mayor's office from disability's office. >> i have some sheets for the commission. and police if they like them. >> my name is birt hit and i share the bicycle advisory commission. excuse me voice. i also teach the adult bike education classes that layla referred to, the urban street skills and i teach many operators about bicycling. it's one of the city agencies that have large vehicles on the road all the time successfully. i like to thank the commission for his statements and the things to change. i've worked with him over the past few years and i appreciate the direction he's going and something i was going to talk about that's not necessary. they are preventable. one with the important things we need to find out because they are preventable and not to concentrate on fault and on cause. as a bike educator i can teach better if i'm looking at the cause and teaching defensive actions verses who is at fault which doesn't help much. in terms of reporting from the bac, we've had a consistent problem over the years getting information from the cita

. >> carla, kevin stole the show. >> just imagine seven years ago facebook didn't even exist. twitter seven years ago was a sound. the cloud was in the sky. 4g was a parking space linked in a prison. apps were things you filled out to get into college and skype for most of us was a typo. >> i agree with you. >> literally. he was as glamorous as he could possibly be. he was as witty, as clever and was as relevant for the membership on the floor as jerry was professorial distance. back to the the governor on his speech, it was interesting and lawmakers noted what he didn't talk about. we didn't hear a lot about the high speed rail or great water push south. >> it's a campaign ruleout. he was basically saying experience matters, continuity matters, fiscal responsibilities matters and let's not talk about that other stuff that can get in the way of my re-election. >> was it a kickoff campaign speech? >> of course it was. and by the way, it is -- courts already nailed him on high speed rail and the lord has taken water away from him so he's in trouble. i don't blame him. i would ha

carla kaplan, professor of american literature at northeastern university, profiles white women who participated in the harlem renaissance in, "miss anne in harlem, the white women of the black renaissance." pulitzer prize winning journalist david finkel reports on soldiers from the 216 infantry battalion in, "thank you for your service." the end of union, intimate life of american foster care, chris beam examines what life is like for children in the foster care system. mary roache explains the science behind the human digest sieve system. "gulp." adventures on the al ministry canal. in, quote dirt wars." jeremy scahill national correspondent for "the nation" magazine reports on america's covert operations. for an extended list and links to 2013 notable book selections. visit booktv's website. booktv.org. >> we're here at the national press club talking with m.j. o'brien, about his new book, "we shall not be moved." tell us how you got into this project. >> i got into this project when i saw this photograph at the martin luther king center in atlanta in 1992 and realized that this photograph wa

la parÁlisis cerebral, diabetes tipo uno y la distrofia muscular >>> hoy le damos la bienvenida a carla los Últimos 38 aÑos, entre sus logros estÁ la reducciÓn de 15 a 12 asaltos en pelea por el tÍtulo pelaje un dia antes de las peleas. convirtiÓ al consejo mundial en las entidades boxÍstica mayor en el mundo, los restos de Él estÁ en mÉxico donde se le rendirÁ un homenaje pÓstumo descansa en paz josÉ. pasando la copa m x los pumas siguen sufriendo luego de caer en su debut frente a los delfines del carmen un equipo de la divisiÓn de ascenso. maÑana leÓn visitarÁ al amÉrica en la estadio azteca en un partido con sabor a revancha, el dpaen le campeÓn leon venciÓ al amÉrica en la partida de vuelta en la gran final para asegurar el tÍtulo. este partidazo ustedes lo mpuedn ver en univisiÓn. el delantero neeneymar estarÁ fuera por lecciÓn en los tobillos. el delantero mexicano giovanni do santos estÁ recuperado de su dolencia estomacal y podrÁ jugar este domingo, dijo que ya supeÓo este problema. >>> bueno la expectativa de la jornada. 4, 3 del torneo clausura los dejamos con mÁs de "primer

gracias a una armazon que ay >> y vamos a los deportes de impacto, llegÓ el momento de presentar a carlaÁndez. >> en en un partido amistoso internacional celebrado en qatar, el real madrid enfrentÓ al psg, el primer gol sucediÓ al minuto 19 para triunfo de los merengues. hernÁndez sigue provocando rumores de su salida del manchester united debido a los pocos minutos de juego que ha tenido, un periÓdico inglÉs mostrÓ el interes del arsenal,o el tottenham. messi volviÓ a entrenar con sus compaÑeros del barca, podrÁ jugar este domingo, pero se piensa que serÁ titular para el partido del miÉrcoles ante el getafe por la copa del rey. maÑana inicia el torneo clausura 2014 y se dio a conocer que rodrÍguez no podrÁ jugar hasta la tercera fecha,fue expulsado en la final contra leÓn, mientras tanto, boy no podrÁ debutar con su equipo ya que tendrÁ que cumplir dos partidos por la expulsiÓn que sufrió en la liguilla. santos recibirÁ a chivas en la primera fecha, el rebaÑo buscarÁ regresar a los primeros planos del fÚtbol mexicano despuÉs de un 2013 para el olvido, este partido lo podrÁn ver por spor

invite the department of public works, bureau streets use and mapping and i also want to note that carla schwartz from the bureau of urban forestry as well as netey are here today. >> good afternoon, committee members. my name is lynn fong. thank you for allowing us to provide you this information. we have a short powerpoint presentation we want to show you as we go through the different permitting processes. first of all, we would like to discuss the definition of what is the surface facility? a surface mounted facility can take many forms, they can take communication force, hub supplies, controllers and electronic panels and ticket vending machines. for the at&t and surface mounted programs there are cabinets that are frequently discussed. the two types are the interface cabinets, the green boxes that you see throughout the public right-of-way. and devices. at&t facility cabinets are still cabinets 59 inches wide, 48 inches wide and 26 inches deep. they house telecommunications equipment that allow us to provide communication services to speed telecommunication services. so the purpose

i think one of the things that carla spoke about was the mayor's transportation task force recommendation. that is critical to achieving our goal in cutting pedestrian traffic injuries in half to fix the mistakes on the streets when they were built. one last thing i will say because we have such an intense funding constraint, our list of projects does focus on temporary measures. so if you have gone down sixth street you have seen in the last couple of months the sf mta put in temporary curb extensions. this is what we do with paint and safe hits while we wait for the program to come and funds to be available. it is critical for us to slow drivers down especially as they are making turns and to raise the availability of pedestrians. the project list that we have is focusing on the temporary measures and will make permanent as the funding comes online. that's all we have in terms of the presentation. i will give you a sense of what's next. our goal is to pull together this list of projects in february that will be put before the sf mta board for adoption as part of their cip and they vote

carla, first time on the show, going to put you on the spot.chard sherman went to stanford, i went to stanford. i want to say everything that comes out of his mouth is smart but -- >> i'm not condoning his lack of sportsmanship. being in a situation -- top chef, you have the adrenaline going. i don't care if you're playing uno, if you're trash talking and you're like, yeah, i won. take that. take that. right after the game, that's how you're feeling. >> he went too far trash talking. if your kids were watching this, i don't mean to be a prude, but it was a little offensive. what's more offensive, the tweets on twitter, the hate, the racism that came out. >> my son is a huge fan of his. at first i was a little put off by that. now reading about it, he's a smart guy, amped up, totally in the moment. he does need to show more responsibility because he is a role model. >> isn't there responsibility of the reporter going up to him after the game, the time you go up to the person. >> i understand your point. that's the point of getting right to them

carla is here representing the bureau of urban forestry and also representing the planning commission commission with the planning department. duffy will be here senior building inspector representing the department of building inspection and john fong with bureau and mapping. mr. pacheco please go over the meeting guidelines and conduct the swear in process. >> the board request that you turn off all phones and pagers and please carry out conversations in the hallway. the procedures are as follows. department representative have 7 minutes to present their cases and 4 minutes for rebuttals. people must include their comments within the 3-minute period. members of the public not affiliated with the parties have up to 3 minutes each to address the board but no rebuttals. to assist the board in the accurate preparation of minutes, members of the public who wish to speak on an item are asked but not required to submit a speaker card to board staff when you come up to the podium. speaker cards and pens are available on the left side of the podium. the board also welcomes your comments and

john i'm the plan manager for the san francisco planning department urban forest plan i'm joined by carla short and dan who's the chair of the urban forest council. i think dan wanted to say something about our collaboration >> afternoon commissioner. i'm here wearing two hats i'm the chair of the urban forest you council you get flags

that is what i brought up at the hearing yesterday evening as did carla johnson. there was some slight good news that the police commission did report to look into how to fix it. a problem has been discovered and a means to address it. so there is more to be done. thank you. >> thank you. next we have -- pardon me, shelby bryceon? >> good afternoon members of the council, visible and invisible. staff and carl a my name is jackie bryson and i have glad tidings to bear. i'm a member of the matt committee access advisory committee and i ask our mta staff. we have a person who comes and interacts. this thing is not moving. yeah. somebody time me, then. you know i'm very honest. so i ask her if she can look into finding out where the signs that i had seen in the mission district stating that skateboarding, bicycle riding, in line skating was prohibited on the sidewalks because i wanted to know what constituted a business district. and where are the signs and how can we get them put up? sandra padilla did find the gentleman who did the signed and she asked me where woul

contributions i want to recognize many folks john and a truck driver and a crafts instructor steve parks and carla a recreation supervisor and romo washington and neil mar are both gardeners. i want to graduate them on their incredible careers. i hope they don't learn from commissioner president buell they won't learn much. i want to recognize their professional service >> are any of them in the audience. >> they're not here today. >> please will express the commissions gratitude. >> someone who is here we have our quarterly program kim do you want to do it. ray from under our leadership kim has a quarterly recognition program where employees are pure animated for their contributions and on their fema at home of active living i'm excited to recognize today levy johnson who is the coordinator and was appointed in august 2010. the department had a new leader services but liv i was assigned the recreation. his primary things are jogging ca a and liv i has assistant with our parks program and correct me if i am wrong levy is now in 12 >> we run 8 classes perry week and by the end of the year there wil

that is go we sat down with willie brown and carla from the san francisco -- and they said it could bet of the governor's re-election strategy. >> jerry brown's done this speech more than any other governor in history now, and he's a guy who knows the tricks of the trade. give your message fiscal responsibility and stay away from all of the other things like new ideas and controversy that can muddle the message. >> carla, cabin nissom stole the show. >> imagine seven years ago, facebook didn't exist. twitter seven years ago was a sound. the cloud was in the sky. four-g was a parking space linked in i prison. big data was a rap star. pan pat -- apps were things you filled out to get into college and skype for most of us was a type-o. >> i can agree with you. >> literally, he was as glamorous as he can be and he was as witty and clever, and he was as relevant for the membership on the floor. and that is as jerwy was. back to the governor on his speech. it was interested and lawmakers noted what he didn't talk about, the high-speed rail or moving the water south. >> it was a campaign rule

carla says that the sexually violent predator should not be housed with other patients at atascadero. >> sexually violent predators are not patients, but they are a legislated disorder and a political commitment. they should not be referred to as patients, because patients can be treated. >> in 1995, after a bitter battle that was settled in the supreme court, the sexually violent predator law was passed. the law gives the judges the discretion to send the most irreprehensible sex offenders to atascadero after they have already served their prison sentences. in a sense they are sent here not for the crimes they have committed, but to prevent them from committing any future crimes. atascadero is nothing short of locking them up and throwing away the key. society may want these men locked up, but the cost of keeping them inside is indefinite. almost $150,000 per man, per year. that's nearly five times the cost of keeping them locked up in any other california prison. proponents of the law say it is money well spent. over the next hour, you will be able to decide as we take you inside at

jan i don't know if you remember the exact numbers but i think it's about 20 or carla. 20 million annual >> not an enormous number and a big bang for the buck. >> people aren't planting a lot of trees because they don't want to maintain them. >> the plan recommends that all the street trees would go back to the city and the city maintenance them. currently the individual homeowners are in order to planet 50 thousand trees because homeowners won't be liable. right now the liability is stopping people >> i can walk around my block and find three or four city blocks. there's another issue is the roots to damage the sidewalk >> only sidewalks that are damaged by the trees are included in the $20 million number. >> thank you very encouraging. >> anything else? all right. thank you very much. commissioners that will place you on item 9. t the, 2013 you want upgrade to the general plan. >> good afternoon you commissioners sue with the planning department staff. i'm here with a great team of folks. my colleagues and then my partners at the other agencies from the rec and park department and from

julia boorstin has got clues exclusive comments from carla samberg. that's coming up. we've got bob monitoring it in studio so we can trade it live. the s&p now down 4% for the month. today's selloff sparked by more concerns about the emerging markets and it continued as the fed announced it would taper by another $10 billion. guy adami, you sad here yesterday. we watched the markets, the futures, eem move high owner the back of turkey's central bank decision. that faded today. all the banks that raised rates, all that faded today. here we are. >> but today would come in, i thought we'd hold, basically flat line around that level all day. tomorrow. then i said friday would be the critical day. so 1765 has been my line in the sand. think the good news for the bulls is that it happened today we had this flush. i think today you're going to see that relief rally. i would be shocked if tomorrow we went down to 1765. friday is critical. i really believe it needs to close around 1765 for this bull run we've had for the last four or five years to remain intact? >> i'm going t