not a content neutral category. it's a category that says if you want to say geronimo is buried here, you can that will bring people to look at the grave that's it, we don't want anything else, we're trying to keep the place looking nice. that's not a city, city is filled with clutter anyway, at least most parts. what is -- i'm trying to drive it. what is your definition of content neutral. which is something i wonder since i think the entire u.s. code is filled with content distinctions. all of regulation has content distinctions. what is it presilsly in respect to the content neutral rule that is consistent with u.s. code and the example if any that i gave? >> the definition we would propose is the same one used in the moseley case. if the restriction or the regulation looks at the subject matter, looks at -- >> try criminal code in solicitation where if you solicit for certain 24i7ks, you commit serious crimes. you solicit for certain other things, they're less serious and so forth. we all know that, how does you

the first category is for the design phase. as director bohee mentioned during the disillusion of redevelopment this authority was designed to a 90% level of completion. about a year later when the project was restarted this commission authorized in april of 2013 for two more submissions to caltrans so that we can get a permit to start construction. what transpired it was actually four submissions, two additional more than budgeted and that cost was $66,841. the second category is for preconstruction costs with the transportation authority and their consultants to coordinate the specifications to new caltrans standards and coordinate the requirements from the city departments that are affected. that cost is $77,787. the next category is just the amount of the contract. the transportation authority did a public procurement and received five bids. the award to the lowest responsible bidder was in excess of $180,000 above the amount budgeted. this category alone depleted the project reserves by over 70%. the final -- no, the next

he's up in this category.d if anybody else wins they should give it to her immediately. if we have to hold him to that we will. >> talk about best artist. who should who will? >> best new artist. well again, i think sam smith should will and will win. i think he is a lock in this category. but these are strong nominations all the way across the board. brandi clark, who's written big hits for miranda lambert and others. she's nom naturedinated and it is great to see her get this attention. >> i'm going to go out on a limb here and say, joe levy maybe you think sam smith should win this one? >> i think maybe you might be right. it goes to the song that feels like it should be a classic. will we still be sicking ingsinging it years from no you? but taylor swift is also up in this category and she's hard to beat in this category. >> next rap album. >> this is an interesting category. iggy azalea is up. this category caused controversy last year. the winner last year apologized to the biggest talent to emerge in th

these are the three categories. you get to pick one category. >> what do you like?> you're good at music, right? >> but we should go with your strong suit. >> the buck stops here, face the music. >> you're not going to -- >> could mean anything, frankly. >> let's do the buck stops here, i guess. >> the buck stops here. all right. category is currency. here are a list of the presidents. i'm going to press this. another list will come up here. you have to link currencies to the presidents. ready? 60 seconds are going to be on the clock. when i press go, you guys ready? let me press the time here. and begin. >> thomas jefferson is a nickel. ulysses s. grant is a 50. fdr a is dime. abraham lincoln is a five. welcome mckinley is a 500. >> all right. head back over there. let's see the amount of -- when it lights up green, it means you got it correct. [ cheers and applause ] >> that took you 20 seconds. we'll add up your score in a moment. erin and john are in second place so they get to play next. come on down. >> go, guys. >> i don't know. are you kidding? >> two catego

rounding out the category is one with his first domination, the other with his second. playing analytic wrestler -- an olympic wrestler training at a rich man's estate. >> how are you feeling? >> feeling very good about it. >> mark ruffalo provides the strength of an older brother to the more volatile character played by channing tatum. but to ruffalo and the other s in this category, better luck next to, because the final competitor has the edge. >> if you deliberately sabotage my dad, i will you like a pig. made his career playing nice guys, which makes his role as an abusive music teacher more powerful. i didn't think you had it in you. >> [laughter] where did you find that anger and rage? freeways in l.a. everyday so that is channeled road rage. >> simmons told me his trip to the dark side left note permanent scars. >> the only thing i worry about was preserving my voice so i could scream the next day. >> look at me. >> 1, 2, 3, 4. >> was i rushing or was i dragging? >>'s movie, also nominated for best picture, is called "whiplash," which is named after a just compe

rap album. >> this is an interesting category.sed controversy last year. macklemore won last year and apologized. could another white rapper win? if it happens, we'll talk about cultural ownership and why is this happening. iggy is a great pop artist. grammy voters tend to recognize commercial success. this is a big record. >> i'm sure it's going to be an exciting night. thanks for spending time with us. >> thank you. >> let's send it over to the orange room with the fan of the day. >> we're going to add an x. we have a lot of people in the orange room. we have stephanie from detroit. you met some friends from virginia out on the plaza. bringing people together. i'll let you do your thing. >> still to come love is in the air with a special valentine's day brunch that your special someone is sure to love. >> but sure these messages. >> great. thank you, guys. perfect. really... i guess i did take some risks. anncr: bode, bode miller!!! trained a little bit differently. a little too honest sometimes. the media is useless. you were o

because if it falls into that category, no shadow should be allowed. if there was an '80s time machine, i would like to go back to 1989 and ask the author, what did you mean when you wrote this? i don't know. of course, that quantitative criteria is what we call "victim opinions." but it's not authority. it's just the ramblings of a commissioner. [laughter ] sorry. so i do think in taking a look at the qualitative criteria of the 1989 memo, that we cannot support this project. the qualitative criteria has two categories, one is the shadow charactericks, size, duration and location of the shadow. it's up to 45 minutes and in an active recreation area. we have heard testimony relating to sunny hills and the need for sunshine and space. i don't think it satisfies that category as shadow characteristics as it would shorten the sunlight hours of the park, possibly detering use by the community and looking at the value of the other category is value of the sunlight, time of day, time of year and the memo specifically says that for neighborhood parks where th

i may find other categories more salient.t will not stop someone who has incredibly simplistic and derogatory views of black people from treating me poorly, alas. you can't be racism, i don't believe in it. >> how you see yourself is not you. >> not at all. time and again we were discriminated against on account of our skip colour in boston massachusetts, time and again. no one in our family was blind to that reality. at the same time, when my sister and i got to high school, we spent time with brown skinned peoplele who were not all from west africa. african american people who were very unconvinced by our cultural identity. and who would say "you don't act black", or "you don't talk black, you talk white." you felt you weren't fully effected by the blacks in america, the african-americans. >> it was clear that we didn't belong fully to a white american demographic or a black american >>> sports are getting ready to unload a backload of goods, after a deal between labour, and a 5-year deal. it could take months to clear the

but over the past five years 25,500 jobs have been created in this category. it accounts for 45 percent of total job growth in the metro division. that is once again an amazing accomplishment. these occupations paid over $90,000 per employee versus the us average of about $70,000 in the same categories. and, when you look more specifically within the tech sector, 160,000 per employee. so these are very high wage jobs. we all are aware of the rapidly expanding startups to mike top boxes are unpacked down to the list. there rapid clip and absorbing tremendous amounts of office space in the area. but it's not just startups. companies like oracle are diversifying. their employment-based hiring in the city. i then programmers and developers in the city. and further scrambling to find enough space so for example salesforces hopefully going to be moving into a new office tower within the next couple of years and even bloomberg is opening r&d facility south of market being near the tech corridor door. so medical research biotechnology along with social media and apps

best acting category no, diversity in all of the acting categories.hould that be there, will that hover around the oscars. >> it should be hovering around the oscars. the oscars branch that neglected to nominate david should be a shamed of themselves. he was unbelievable. he brought dr. king back to life and that cast a -- over the ceremony. how could he not be part of the game. >> you answer the question, how could he not? >> i wish i had an answer. i think it is disgusting he didn't. and the director was so brilliant. the movie was wonderful. i don't think it will get best picture but certainly deserves a nod for crying out loud. it is such a drag and that's an understatement. >> grae drake, always good to see you. >> you too. >> senior editor of rotten tomatoes. tune photo the academy awards this sunday night here on abc. stay with us. we will be right back on "world news now." abc. stay with us. we will be right back on "world news now." [ male announcer ] approaching medicare eligibility? don't put off checking out your medicare options until 65.

, whatever the new hot category of the day is, they're jumping into that category without any zynga expertiseategory. >> rich, unless i'm mistaken, pincus is still the chairman. would he pull a howard schultz and would you have a problem with that? >> if i were mark pin cuss i would fine don mattrick, take back control and figure out who should be running the company ping cuss knows it shouldn't be him but an expert in one of the categories zynga is trying to go into, they need new management and the reality is we need somebody who is not getting paid the enormous sums that zynga's current management team is starting with somebody who is, you know, really incentivized for the long-term growth of the company, would be good for zynga shareholders. this could be a win win if you bring in the right person. >> certainly a lot of damage today and who knows where it would be without all the real estate we talk about too. thanks for coming to the phone. >> thanks for having me. >> rich greenfield. let's get over to the cme group and check in with rick santelli. hey, rick. >> hi, carl. everybody is ta

he can choose to do that by group, by category. in fact, it would be difficult -- i mean, if the president came out with a list and said, the following two million people, by name, are granted deferred action, we would think that's sort of ridiculous. although i don't think anybody would question his authority to do that. by doing it by category, i don't think he changes that. and please comment on the fact that he's not invading congress' prerogative. this deferred action can be revoked at any time, number one. and confers no permanent benefits, even if it's been stated repeatedly they get -- these people get benefits, they may get a social security card. my understanding is they don't get benefits. can you comment on those two points? >> sure. i think everything you just said is absolutely correct. two things on the discretion issue. first of all, i do agree that there's really no law out there that says the president couldn't grant deferred action on the basis of a class-based discretionary judgment if he wanted to do so. we don

she's won all the categories. she's incredible. her career went on a pause but now back in the movies. she'll definitely be winning and definitely see her -- she'll be pulling out her pad giving minor roles but she hit one out of the park. >> that's true. >> eddie redmayne, i don't know if anybody is predicting anything else for him. >> there is a chance michael keaton can win for "birdman" but i'm picking eddie redmayne. he's incredible in "the theory of everything." he won the sag the last ten years. y everactor who has won the sag award has gone on to win best actor. i think he'll take it sunday night. >> the lock of the year sounds like jewel aann -- like julianne moore for "still alice." >> she's incredible in the movie. she play as young woman suffering from a rare case of alzheimer's. if i had my say, i would pick rosamund pike for "gone girl." i think she gave the best performance last year. again, julianne is great and will definitely be winning on sunday. >> who do you think will be the film? >> richard link letter for "b

the second category that the mayor's office emphasized and that i think we all know is a very serious issue out there is along with the economic growth that we're seeing in the city we're also seeing side effects that have had real impacts on populations in this city, and that includes people who are having a difficult time with the cost of living people who are economically vulnerable and often in many cases for our clients people who have both an economic vulnerability that is exacerbated by a health issue that we have a responsibility to address, and so we are focused and participating in this budget on working with the mayor's office and the city on initiatives to respond to that situation. the mayor's very focused on making sure that we do everything that we can to address the issues that are consequences of the economic growth for people in the city so some of the initiatives which you will be seeing at this meeting and future meetings relate to our community programs; funding. we will talk about that in a moment. we're working closely with the city wide housing initiatives. tha

. >> you think about the big categories i'll do love the year, song of the year.verybody has their -- record of the year, song of the year. everybody has their eye on this. i'm hoping taylor swift will win that prize. the song of the year category your favorite song, all about that base will probably win. it is pretty catchy. then you look at the album of the year, that is beyonce. >> only taylor swift is eligible because -- i just don't see how it plagiarized song should win in a year with lots of good stuff. >> i don't get it. >> i think a lot of grammy voters will discount it. i hope we have a suite of the first two ladies of rock 'n roll. there will be a decent chance. >> for anybody who cares, in that category something that will not to win is x reasoned album -- is that -- is beck's recent album. a very one-sided press conferences coming up next. ♪ >> it was not a great week for chris christie. there was that story about his lavish expense account. his response to all of it was no questions, please. we ask the press corps in new jersey to submit the question

what do you think about that category?i think julianne moore is almost definitely going to take it. i did see "gone girl" with my wife. i slept on the couch that night. i'd like to see her. i think she did phenomenal. i don't see any way julianne moore doesn't take it. >> pat if that is your real name let's get to the best director category. so, look you know i'm just a simple guy here. i don't always understand this stuff. the best picture favorites are "birdman" and "boyhood" overwhelming. i assume the directors are the overwhelming favorites. do any of the finalists for best director have a chance or is it down to richard linklater and the "birdman" guy? >> yes. him and linklater are two favorites. i do like wes anderson for "grand budapest hotel" because that was a great film. "grand budapest hotel, "gone girl" two of my favorites, "birdman" being my third favorite. so we don't expect "grand budapest hotel." i'd love to see it. we're expecting "birdman." >> you talked earlier about being exposed on certain categories o

the third category of general direction that was communicated both in the mayor's budget instruction and again as a top priority for us is using this moment of relative financial stability, not just to coast but to really prepare for the future, and make some investments that are going to protect us in the two, three, five, 10 time horizon and in my mind there are a couple of categories, but one of the big ones is information technology and it's something that we have talked a lot about here, but this is a chance for us to build on a lot of the work that bill kim and his team have been doing to take that five, 10 look at our it systems and actually start trying to execute on those plans, so i will turn it over briefly to bill to talk through where we are headed on those. >> thank you greg. good afternoon commissioners. i am the cio. i am happy to give you an outlook on some of the huge herculean efforts we're under under taking to meet the targets that dph and the city has. we have something that is a commitment that we have to make. for example we're going to have -- we're going to

>> so i'm looking at the different categories and for each category i'm looking to see which predictorsst. for example, the directors guild does well in predicts the best director and picture so the better they have done the higher of a weight they get mathematically in my model. >> so you are looking at prior awards. >> exactly. it is based on the premise, sometimes true and sometimes not, so if the baftas were a good predictor last year they are a good predictor last year. >> and you found that to be the case. what is the number one predictor? is it the baftas or the dga's? >> it is different. it is the dga's for some and it is different for different categories. >> and let's look at the predictors and as you mentioned best picture, people talking about birdman and boy poodhood and what is your prediction? >> birdman and boyhood. the map agrees with what the intuition in hollywood is saying. for picture, it is looking like birdman is slightly over boyhood. and the director of birdman, the comfortable front-runner with boyhood in second. >> could american sniper sneak into the results

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>> it's not, it's a very hot category. in fact we list properties from those providers that you just mentioned. i think a lot of companies do provide two and three bedroom condos with kitchens and allow people to sit around in the living room. i think the big difference is what you mentioned from other companies, pretty institutional, hotel buildings with vacations. a lot of what you find in home away, true individual houses and ski houses that are second homes that people put up for rent. >> i know the comparisons were made, there was a piece -- air bb has this ridiculous valuation, i am not asking you to disparage their evaluation but there is overlapse in the business. if you worked to compared them one is profitable the other seems a little bit more pie in the sky to me. when you get asked the question you know why aren't you air b & b, what do you tell people? >> i think right now we're showing this in our campaign we decided the best bet for us is to be a better version of ourselves and focus on what we do well. we t

>> first of all, we're blessed to be in great categories and have a terrific brand. larger movement going on in the food business as people migrate from i think the way we used to eat, the way i grew up eating as a child, to, you know, how people are eating today. so people are more health conscience. they are focused on ingredients. they want to know what's in their food. they want simple ingredient statements. so we have a portfolio that's really well-positioned against those larger trends. >> number of brands. many of the people recognize a lot of dairy, horizon, for instance. >> horizon organic, yes. >> and a lot of investors want to know what's next in the portfolio. when you look for your next acquisition, is it going to be in food, beverages? outside the united states? how are you thinking about that? >> well, our company is a company that really is character advertised by businesses that on trend, supported by consumers coming our direction, in terms of how we're positioned. and that reflects itself in inconsistent growth in our -- significant growth in our b

i liked -- i think it was the best one in the category.kings of a film the academy really loves. >> gets a lot of popular support, dominic. how do you call it? >> i have to say kimberly, i really have to agree with katrina here. birdman looks like it is the favorite. "boyhood" has a lot of juice as w one thing the academy loves, they love movies about hollywood. this is a movie about a hollywood that many academy members know. michael keaton almost playing his own career out on screen. i think you'll find a lot of sentiment for this movie come sunday. >> okay. so what is your pick then do you think, for best actor too? >> for me? >> yeah. >> i think best actor best actor is hard to tell. i think it could be eddie for "theory of everything." i think it could be michael keaton for "birdman" and i think cumberbatch could come up too. i think benedict could be a favorite. you remember he won the emmy last year. he saw a lot of love out here in hollywood. i think it is going to be a matt, so now that the field is yours to decide. you can tie br

. >> i want to add i appreciate for the citywide group the new category the various work it helps to put work in thought category i want to reiterate my ask from last week, we have action plans or work plans no, not in this 0 form with regards to the changes and the changes will, addressed maybe in the briefing we talk about the 5 year plan but don't want to be focused on those 4 categories on those challenges thank you. >> commissioners that places you on regular calendar item 8 the susan daily master plan this is a public hearing on the draft civil rights please note it written comments will be allowed until february 17th. >> good afternoon, commissioners viable and transportation planner the item before you to receive the comments on the environmental impact report and draft eir for the sunnyvale hope sf master plan process this is a joint document is satisfies the california qualify act the document was prepared by itself planning department and the mayor's office of housing of community development i'm joined by my colleague and project sponsor representatives are here today pro

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we don't need a beyonce category.t win all the time. >> i said a visual album and i necessity there is vma but i think grammys can recognize the fact when people put together a entire visual album >> here's the thing, can we be okay and kahn yah be okay with beyonce not winning any award. it is okay. there may be better muse i can. all i'm saying is, what kanye did, he took what is his name he took his shine away. he wouldn't you will that off at bet award because wow get beat up. >> i don't like that. >> no, if you are going to be mad, be mad at every award show. go to the ozone ward show which is a dangerous award show. go to that award show. go to the source award and snag somebody's a war. it is not fair. it is tasteless and classless and he shouldn't do that. >> that is how i feel. >> i'm a kanye west fan good he gets popular, people talking about it replaying it, it is probably what they are looking for. >> do you know what, i think it is an act. i have some friends close to kanye and his people. they say it is

in the general project category totaling about $100,000. the projects included funding for park improvements, interactive radar speed signs and scholarships for teens. this year, we will be supporting the continuation for the second year of this part icipatory program. we are really excited about it. however one of the things we want to make sure is that people don't get disappointed with the implementation of these projects. so with this hearing, i want to ensure that we keep our promise to the residents who spend hours and hours preparing the projects and getting people to vote. 6 months after the vote, only handful of projects have been completed. i want to ensure that we keep our promise to our residents and deliver these projects as soon as possible. i hope you schedule this hearing soon and hear from mta, recreation and parks and office of economic and workforce development and library and san francisco unified school district toll on our lives for -- on a time line to complete these projects. i normally don't make announcements on wh

i think it will pick up nominations in the lesser categories. winners in the lesser categories. think it's going to do particularly well. comedies don't tend to win at the oscars. only eight have since 1929. so it won't win. it will be popular, and it's a likeable movie. well worth seeing. all of them are, by the way. this is a year where there's quality. but "selma," a lot of people are perturbed that the actor brilliant as martin luther king didn't get a nomination for best actor. and the first african-american female director to be nominated failed to get a nomination in the best director category. i think that was unfair. >> yeah. we'll be watching and see what happens there. richard fitzwilliams thank you very much for joining us. we appreciate it. >> thanks, richard. >> i have movies to see. >> a bit of catchup. >>> a tv institution is celebrating a millstone. we've been hearing "live from new york it's saturday night" for 40 years. >> celebrities like robert de niro chris rock many all with ties to "snl" in new york for the 95 special. former host justin timberlake and fo

likely ton any such conciliatory texts sent to any other nominees if this great white hope wins the category. iggy azalea who is poised tonight to be the first solo female artist to win for best rap album will happily accepted whatever the grammys will give her. she told "billingboard." a grammy is a grammy baby. no says what's it for? no this grammy doesn't count. any grammy is equally good. any grammy you've got, send it my way, i will not complain. but for some music fans there is plenty to complain about in the grammys this year particularly in this moment when activists have been articulating the clear mantra

i think violence is not a single psychological category. we have a number of neuro biologically disstinct motives that can result in violence. there is exploitation and we see that played out in violence, rape, conquest and elimination of rivals. and very difference is the quest for dominance. the drive for individuals to climb the pecking order and the drive among groups for ethnic and religious supremeracy. and the category of revenge violence which is rough justice and cruel punishment. and perhaps the biggest category consist of violence pursued in quest of an ideaology like militant religious, nazism and comuniism. if your ideas hold out the prospect of a future world that is good forever, what are you entitled to do to attain that world? you can commit as much violence asio you want and you will still make the world a better place by the cost-benefit analysis. picture you have been safe with the one true faith according to which there is a utopia to which you can strive and there are some people who hear about this utopia but stubborn

many interesting categories. bruce jenner has been nominated for best remix. >>> welcome to the weekend. we have great lineup of guests for you this morning including chef jonah miller. he demonstrated his culinary talent at a young age and already has his own restaurant here in new york. >>> plus two certified geniuses in the house. we should say two more. chris and edgar have both won grants for their music. they are up for multiple grammys tomorrow night and their performance will blow you away. >>> our top story this morning. a powerful storm lashing parts of the west coast. heavy rain in northern california and the pacific northwest is causing flash floods, power outages, and big problems for highway and air travel. >> the storm is expected to continue bringing heavy rain through sunday which may provide a bit of relief for the region's severe drought. let's get more from carter evans in san francisco. good morning carter. >> reporter: there's a small break in the weather right now but as you said the wind a

>> it is a lot this year in the acting categories.s fun is if they all win, they're all first-time winners. >> that's a nice thing to see. >> you can look forward to some emotional speeches from people who have never won an oscar before. 12 years committed to the same role. that's hard to do. they didn't even have a script. every year they'd get the script before they shot. just incredible performance. >> did they shoot -- was it two weeks, three weeks every year? >> i read an interesting article in "hollywood reporter" saying she didn't change her face. a lot of people in hollywood get the fillers and botox. she just stuck with it naturally because of this film. >> great. oscar coverage just getting started. lots more next. who's going to come out on top when it comes to the best dressed category? we'll look at some of the grandpa bode, grandma said you used to be out of control. really... i guess i did take some risks. anncr: bode, bode miller!!! trained a little bit differently. a little too honest sometimes. the media is useless.

categories are potent potables letters that begin with "good", who reads, which is a category about bookse your name. in that category, all you need to do is state your name. >> so much of the world has changed since back in the 70s, gas was $0.57 a gallon. now, it's $2.60 but who cares. still gives me the same buzz. >> 2, 3, 4. ♪ [ music ] ♪ >> that leads to tonight's question of the day. who is your favorite snl cast member of all time? i can't pick one. i like belushi and roseanna, roseanna dana era. we want to >>> this is a fox news alert. 21 christians beheaded because they are christians. isis beheaded them but this vicious act did not happen in syria nor iraq, it happened in libya. yes, isis on the move and it's getting closer to europe. now, each against the fight against isis launching strikes against libya. each calling for help asking for military intervention in retaliation for this isis lawsuit slaughter of the 21 christians who isis videotaped as they lined then up on a beach and then beheaded them. grn correspondent tom stephanson is live in cairo. tom, tell me what is the

categories are potent potables letters that begin with "good", who reads, which is a category about booksstate your name. in that category, all you need to do is state your name. >> so much of the world has changed since back in the 70s, gas was $0.57 a gallon. now, it's $2.60 but who cares. still gives me the same buzz. >> 2, 3, 4. ♪ [ music ] ♪ >> that leads to tonight's question of the day. who is your favorite snl cast member of all time? i can't pick one. i like belushi and roseanna, roseanna dana era. we want to know what you think. we hope you have a great night. on. tonight: they have the other capable to basically do what they have to do to it attack this country. they are a real danger. >> former secretary of defense leon pa that once again warm warning the obama administration and the country that islamic fanatics are getting stronger. tonight, charles krauthammer and i will analyze this intense situation. >> it's an open season against islam. washington general media dehumanizing muslims in a movie like "american sniper." >> the sister of a muslim man in north carolina blaming