the main reason was not to have some esoteric arguments about morality or et cetera, et cetera.hey wanted that base protected. and grown. and so you think about how the armed services committee gets populated. it's populated by people like me and we're trying to argue for keeping our bases, our troops, et cetera, and it means the armed services committee, while it's excellent you know it really knows its stuff and from a sort of more global perspective can carry the message that the top line needs to be increased et cetera. but the armed services committee itself can get too much in the weeds of management and not give appropriate management discretion to the department to deal with some of these inefficiencies that are a strategic threat at this point. >> let me just add two things. your question had to unpack it a little bit had a couple of different pieces. so on the reform agenda, which is -- you know, goes beyond kind of cutting the headquarters bloat, and encapsulates things like compensation reform retirement, health care, et cetera, the problem of the entitlements inside

everyone is thinking about die et cetera. detox die et cetera they promise all sorts of remedies. they say they're going to get rid of excess calories even help you shed pounds. that may sound good after all the holiday eating these die et cetera can involve eliminating all solid foods and drinking just liquids for days. before you put yourself through that news 4's doreen gentzler separates the fact from fiction. >> no refined sugar. >> no oils no dairy. >> reporter: for 30 days these women turned their die et cetera upside down eliminated all processed foods along with animal products and fats. they say it was part of a detox diet. >> i wanted to make sure in addition to eating healthier, i was getting all that bad stuff out of my stims. >> reporter: the women found their diet plan at whole foods market in northwest washington part of the store ice healthy eating challenge led by ebeth johnson. >> detoxing is something our body does all along. we can help our bodies along by choosing the right foods. >> reporter: she encourages pris paints to eliminate refined sugars flours dair

, et cetera. are you taking these types of criteria already into consideration aside from saying that sites up to 200 units should have 100% affordable, et cetera? all of those issues, the peripheral effects for affordability? >> absolutely, that is the feasibility analysis that we need to do. we showed you the range of 50-200 units, projects that have been feasible and have been constructed, but think all had their own characteristics as you talk about site conditions and land cost, compending on where they are you all of that needs to be taken into cannot to say this site is feasible for low-income development based on subsidy sources that we have. what we're trying to show is that athlistical priority may swing if is there a site that is actually feasible for that mixed income level as well. i think those factors sort of bear on how i site gets from our initial analysis to the community process. >> i wasn't trying to draw the conclusion that certain sites are more suitable for affordable housin

market street cuts through, we are on the police advisory board for southern station, et cetera, et cetera. grants, i know we talked about this a little bit ago, but we do have a 5 percent fund raising requirement. it is the largest dollar amount of any cbd in san francisco, it's a little over $125,000 a year that we have to raise from other sources other than assessment revenues. we do it a variety of ways. we do an awful lot of in kind support from businesses in our neighborhood. we have received two community challenge grants over the 4 year period we are talking about and just recently received a grant for an intercept survey related to our renewal effort. then the other thing i want to add is we have received support from target for i think the last 3 years for events that we have in the neighborhood that bring people into the neighborhood that i'll talk about momentarily. i wanted to just give you a sense of the services that we do. this is just a highlight of some of the numbers of thing that is we do. let me just start by saying that our services are an augment station of city serv

people are like she would be the olds mayor, et cetera, et cetera. it seems like she is out there and about and raising money. she also has name i.d. in terms of a name i.d. it's half a million dollars in value. >> tony williams, has been sitting on the phone for four years, williams name coming out of the hardy williams organization in west philadelphia he's been quietly just doing his job and building and building a campaign team as well as sitting on the phone and raising money day in and day out. he will be a formidable candidate. >> lynn is the most polarizing person in the race. there is no one who excites the most emotion positive and negative than lynn abraham. >> that might be the best thing for her. >> keep her name out there. all right we'll take a break. inside continues right after this. >> so far folks are playing nice in harrisburg, we have a state -- republican control house and senate sworn in last week, a new governor who is democrat that will approve to be interesting over the next several years. no lame duck session. the house and

to reinvest the dollars into department to support one-time expenditures, equipment technology, et cetera. the department supports itself in large part from the property and resources that are under our jurisdiction. in the current year, our earned revenue is budgeted to be $61.4 million to support our operations. these resources include our four parking garages, stow lake, the tea garden and many more facilities, many of which the department has generated revenue from for decades. in addition, our recreation division continues to grow generating additional revenue every year, through improved programming, and this $4.1 million that is shown on this slide is actually net of over $1 million in scholarship that we expect to give away in the current fiscal year. revenue has earned revenue in the department has been increasing steadily since fiscal year 2008-09. we are experiencing growth in all categories of earned revenue, both in our special funds, which include the marina and the golf fund, as well as in the general fund. in fact, all categories of earned general fund revenue have increas

basically we're going to be like a hub where people can come to get services, help, information, et ceteraat you see here on this table are a whole variety of did you ever rent things from tools, some walki-talkies. this helps people know what is going on in their neighborhood. over here you have a whole variety of water and canned goods. we're really hoping that people will stock up for themselves at least for the first 72 hours if not more. i know that i have a ton of canned food and other sorts of things such as water within my own home. and everybody should, but there's going to come a time where people are going to end up running out and needing more. so, that's what we've got right here. >> so, this neighborhood support center, this doesn't look to be a major city sponsored fully stocked space. it can be a small commercial space, even somebody's garage as long as they have the information, a guide of information, who to call for what, communications equipment, some power, have a generator. >> that's right. >> thinking of lights and charge your cell phones and so on. and probably be o

within the administration, it involves multiple agencies, again commerce, department of energy et cetera -- that, first of all, there's been no policy change. we do export products, of course oil products, and we are examining the whole issues around the increase in oil production in the united states how the refineries match up, et cetera, which will influence the response on exports. but again, i want to create -- i want to emphasize the context. this discussion generally speaking is happening without the context of "we still import 7.5 million barrels a day of crude oil." we are, on the other hand -- we have become, just in a few years, a substantial exporter of oil products. so we are exporting a lot of product and we are still major importers of crude oil. i think those are very important considerations in addressing the question you raised. those facts also emphasize something else very important. we remain linked to the global oil market and global oil prices, through imports and exports. >> sounds to me, to clarify, sounds to me you're not excited about the idea of lifting that b

. >> his fiancee holding their 1-month-old baby girl and two of three family pet per et cetera escapedrom this cloth cage as 1-month-old sky isabel sat in her car seat next to them inside her darbyboro home. frame was asleep up fairs and the baby's mother seen this this photo holding the infant was also upstairs and ran down when she heard are sky mauled. >> she kept yelling help me, help me, the baby is dying, the baby is dying. >> she's inintensive care and is able to breathe through two stents in her nose. >> darby police chief saying the baby was rushed to the hospital and underwent live saving surgery. the feret ate 25% of the baby's face and she has a lifetime of surgeries ahead. there's five in total living in this home. the living companies are de moral. all animals were removed including per et cetera and the three were euthanized. >> i would describe this as mouse crisis. >> owning per et cetera and mammals in the same family as weasel is legal in pennsylvania. american feret association butting these up instructions on web site. number one teach your feret not to bite in ita

cell phone, and people do if you're really trying to save some of your precious energy minutes, et cetera it's not working as well as it normally does, it is helpful to have a message board that you can get information to other people. and, so, that's what we're showing here. you can see people are going to be looking for their pets. they're going to be looking for rides. people are going to need to be sharing resources a much as they possibly can. another thing that you can see here is they're going to need to be fair tools and some of the things that people are going to need in order to be able to stay safer within their homes. so, we're just showing sort of a gesture to that with all these different tools here. but then also tarps, people are going to need to cover their windows if their windows are cracked, if their roofs are broken. so, ideally, the city would be able to know where all these neighborhood centers are and help deliver some of these supplies. >> they could come from a neighbor, maybe not. thank you so much for allowing us to come in and share this wonderful exhibit. and

population in french and how it relates to the french state and french society and secularism, et cetera, have been a main, prime, political line of conflict in france. >> france has a huge muslim population. now, those people are not all going to mosque. they're just about as little or as much religious as most of the population is. but they do come from a different background. in france, as in other parts of europe, they've never assimilated terribly well. maybe here better than in some other parts of europe. but the knelt result is that you have a lot of racism, basically, that doesn't speak its name, but that acts as something opposed to islam. it's not that i don't like brown people or arabs, it's that i don't like islam. that's a discourse that you hear all over europe.

as a house in crisis. >> owning per et cetera, mammals in the same family as the weasel is legal inennsylvania. the american feret association putting these instructions on their web site. number one teach your feret not to bite. in italics saying never leave any animal alone with an infant or smul child or one unable to remove himself or herself from the presence of and back out here live tonight the father saying to us they never had problems with the feret in the year they owned them. also their neighbors defending the family tonight. they say they is not the first time they had problems with the family and their concern over the care of their children. for now reporting live from chop, annie mccormick for "action news" at 10 on phl17. >> brutal story, annie, thank you. >> a delaware county firefighter charged with arson is now also accused of sexually assaulting more than a dozen children. a shackled 20-year-old john quark written was brought in to face 161 new counts today including rain. investigators say he would hold pool parties at his glen older home to over a two-year per

money, more people et cetera. those smaller attacks, smaller groups of people are frankly harder to track and harder to stop. >> this video that was rereleased by isis it's a call to arms isn't it? >> it is a call to arms carol. more than that islamic state is in their terms successful. it has a capital. it has military. the government in baghdad has been unable to have any good gains on it. the kurds have stopped it. it is a state of nearly 20 million people and it's not going anywhere and i think this is why coulibaly has sworn allegiance to it. i don't think we should exclude a union between al qaeda and the islamic state. there are a lot of doctrinal difference but at the end of the day they follow the same violent ideology which is easily obtained on the internet and most sheikhs are out of jail and there's nothing you can do about it. >> it's interesting you say that bob. you always hear there's a war within extremists groups. is there or isn't there? >> no there's not a war. i think our analysts like to loo

involving in policy matters suggestions criticisms or making certain amendments in the policies, et cetera, are not necessarily foreseen as the role of a president. >> so on monday prime minister amit davatoolo would have to move over and let president erdogan sit at the top of the table. turkey's most influential president was ataturk. erdogan is hoping to be as influential, but turning the country east, playing a dominant role. >> when erdogan was elected in turkey that changed. massive election campaign, he went to rallies in turkey, he said that i have a vision for turkey. he actually promised to be a much more active and much more involved president. >> what erdogan wants to do is change the country's constitution to enshrine an executive presidency in law. he's hoping parliamentary elections later this year will give his party the two-thirds majority it needs to push this through. bernard smith al jazeera istanbul. >> as suspected, boko haram fighters have captured at least 80 people in northern cameroon. on the border with nigeria where the group is based. cameroon's minister spoke

you're disgraced, full of shame et cetera. and prisoner turned to me and said, you co-authored the sowda fed law, you put me in here. and i realized it's a day at a time. i got to get through this place. it's a day at a time and from that day changed my attitude so that was my first 24 hours. >> what prison was it? >> morgantown federal corrections. >> what's it close to? >> between wheeling, west virginia and cumberland, maryland. >> you were born in wheeling. >> born in wheeling, west virginia, raised in ohio. went to prison in morgantown, west virginia, and i'll make a choice to be buried in ohio, not west virginia. >> you said you work for ellen ratner. this audience knows ellen ratner from her appearances here. before we talk about her because she's mentioned throughout your book, i want to run a clip, her appearance on this network about the same time this was all happening, has nothing to do with you but you can see what she looks like. >> i have been -- i was a big marcher in the 1960's. right over here and this mall,

, et cetera they withhold this money. to put this into perspective the israelis don't want to withhold it forever. they don't want to see the pa collapse because that will also be a huge problem for israel but that is a first concrete step that israel has taken to the icc bid. the words that have come out in reaction to this is if israel wants to be held not accountable at the icc then it should end its occupation. the need for palestinian state say the talks are not going anywhere. trying at the u.n. to get a resolution to set a timetable for the end of occupation has failed. they say their backs are against the wall and this is really the last resort. the icc was the trump card the palestinians have been holding and they have now played it. >> this shows how much utter control the israelis have over the running of the palestinian territories. i was just wondering how soon do you think the effects of this withholding of funds will be felt? already talk about milk and bread not being able to be bought for the schools and

not just muslims, et cetera. noam thanks so much. commitment to staying in france. good to have you on noam. bobby ghosh, great to have you as well. >>> in the wake of these attacks in france the group isis making new threats to the west including the u.s. we'll have more on that right after this. hiring new employees can be tough. but it doesn't have to be. because now you can post to over 50 of the top job boards with just one click- with ziprecruiter. find candidates in any industry, nationwide. just post once and watch your qualified candidates roll in to ziprecruiter's easy to use interface. find out today why ziprecruiter has been used by over 250,000 businesses. they even offer a 100% satisfaction guarantee. and right now, you can try ziprecruiter, for free. go to ziprecruiter.com/free50 >>> we just learned hackers are taking claim in response to the massacre at "charlie hebdo" magazine. members of the group anonymous say they targeted a french jihad jihadist website and redirected it to a search engine called duck duck go. th

cetera, i figured more money for them. i guess there's certain side effects that people can acquire by working in the food industry. when i was in the food industry when i did not think, i just reacted. something happened, low on this, react. low on that, react. people is cooking the food. i am just -- it's very troubling that people cannot get a living wage, they cannot get healthcare. i think the living wage now is about $18 adjusted for inflation. it's definitely not can i want up. we need stock options for them, we need medical and we need opportunities for them to grow in advance, higher education, lots of things and -- >> thank you very much. next speaker, please. again, if there's any other member of the public please line up. >> hi, my name's [inaudible]. i am 83 years olds. i'm legally and morally in san francisco, was evicted on the street. i am homeless now. i need your help. it's only in germany, fascist company that 83 years old people was evicted from the street. i don't know what to do. i am almost a year no

using all our information, diplomacy information, millimeter economics et cetera. >>> yes, in the backk you admiral. one of your associates said we allowed it to skip a class with deterrence and responded with his capabilities. many of us in higher educationened that as a challenge us to as well. i was wondering what higher education could do to be more supportive and useful to you in your mission and personnel. thank you. >> well, thank you, jack. i think coming from an institution like george washington washington, as i look at academia, i really count on us having a lot of dialogue associated with deterrence at large across that spectrum that i talked about from the various big areas nuclear space, cyberspace, but this business also of violent extremist organizations who would love to have in their hands weapons of mass destruction for example. and talking about the art of deterrence and what new things can we have, instead of new things in a tool bag, i like to say new approaches associated with things that should be perhaps some are not so new but to make sure they are being as we

diplomacy, information military, economics, et cetera. >> yes, in the back? sir? >> thank you, admiral. from the george washington university. one of your predecessors, general chilton, said we allowed a generation to skip class with respect to strategic deterrence. he took important and useful steps to respond to that with his capabilities. but many of us in higher education understood that as a challenge to us as well. and i was wondering what higher education could do to be more supportive and useful to you and your mission and personnel? thank you. >> well thank you, doug. i think coming from an institution like yours, looking at academia, i really count on us having a lot of dialogue associated with deterrence at large across that spectrum that i talked about from the various big areas nuclear, space cyberspace, but this business also of violent extremist organizations you would love to have in their hands weapons of mass destruction, for example. and talking about the art of deterrence, and what new things can we have in the tool bag. i like to say new appro

now you are this big industry et cetera et cetera i seen it happen. there is a point, i guess it's a big problem to have. it's so big that your readers begin to see you more of an industry than michelle pham. >> that is potentially a problem. i guess like the mpr model. you put out this free content. once in a while we will create book or our ipad app. if you want to after you test drove everything for free you may want to. . >> we are out of time. paleo, itself, some viewers, if you stick around, we will go to the web. press here, tv.com. we will talk a little more about that. >> of course. >> in the meantime let's continue our television. up next what if you had an idea for an app that was so good apple took it? more on that when we come back. . >> welcome back to "press here" we had one person on who said you should never take one to explain the o. that said the easiest way to explain the app flare, it will send a flare to a friend. you give them a momentary glimpse of your location so instead of texting you are stuck in traffic or shoot a flare fr

i have been up to many get togethers and working -- workshops, et cetera, et cetera, and i'm really think that this project should go through and that it has been studied and it has gotten a lot of comments from people in the neighborhood. i think the idea that there is going to be a new and extended street grid system, so there will be more transportation in and out, more ways to get in and out and more ways to bring people around the hill is a plus. in gener, i would like to say, this is really for the city rather than the project is that we must have more and better public mass transit all over the city and particularly potrero hill central waterfront. as far as the project goes, i'm very much in favor of it and i'm looking forward to seing it move ahead. thank you. >> thank you. next speaker. >> good afternoon, my name is thomas shaw and i think it's commendable that you are attempting to modernize potrero hill. i wasn't served when the services came out when they carried out the scoping and

design options analyzed and final concept plan, et cetera. as part of contract, tpl will hire a qualified landscape architecture firm with extensive experience with similar projects. this firm will be selected as part awe piric process. tpl will also hire historic preservation consultant. the cottage at 900 innes is a historic landmark in the application of the interior of the secretary's standards, et cetera. the team also includes a structure engineer with expertise in seismic retrofit of structures and qualified environmental planning firm to prepare technical studis to identify opportunities and contrants in the site included, but are not limited to geo morphology hydrology studies in coastal zone with particular emphasis on flood protection. qualified civil engineer with expertise in park roadway and utility design and construction, as well as sustainable stormwater and management approaches. a registered california deo technical engineer with expertise in coastal areas. a qualified cost enter, who with rough order of magnitude costs up

we're talking about generators, food, food supplies, clothing et cetera.ting for payoffs or corporate -- david: actually worse than. that i want to go to carrie on this. >> yeah. david: we actually now have in haiti a cholera epidemic that will take years, if not decade to get rid of as a result of some of these, some of the bad policies that the aid workers brought in. there is also the clintons. the clintons have a lot riding on this. it was the clinton foundation was involved. a lot of money going to haiti. secretary of state hillary clinton was in power when a lot of aid money went in. a lot will rest on their shoulders. >> the question is will liberal reporters and media care going into 2016. david: this information is coming out now. >> somehow i have a feeling she will wave it off the way she did benghazi, et cetera. i hope that is the no the case. you're right, anytime you give something away for free, that is redistribution. you have to make people work for it or make them invested in it, otherwise, frankly people get turned against you. so like,

no, i don't have any weapons as they arrested him hung him upside down, tortured him, beat him, et ceterahey kept him there for so long that love how shires families had to sell their livestock to raise money to go buy weapons on the black market and handed over and say here's the weapons so they let him go. but that was once you can earmark for life, he was arrested again in two months later and three months later until the point where his family repeatedly had to pay to buy his freedom. it comes to the point where he recognized that the game was and he fled to pakistan. this is 2004 -- 2003, 2004 where he fled pakistan. there were already many other commanders undergoing an came from communities that had tribal elders killed and in that process the taliban reprocessed itself and became insurgents as they are today. by 2004 the war in afghanistan was for the united states already lost. since 2004 would've been essentially fighting a struggle. a taliban entrenched in the countryside. u.s. backed forces entrenched in the cities with no end in sight. when i say u.s. backed forces, i would l

oral contraceptive pills are one, and multiple partners et cetera. all of these are risk factors. but early on the answer to your question, it seems based on the recommendation hpv tests could be very effective, because we can find that as opposed to real cancer of precancerous lesions that you can find more after the age of 30 so you can combine pap and hpv tests after 30 but at a younger age get hpv test. >> do you have to request that? because it's just one exam? >> look it's always -- this is what comes down the pipeline from the guidelines that we have. so gynecologist to gynecologist may practice differently but you can talk to them. ask them, and also, it's prevented. >> how about a vaccine? the kids -- boys getting a shot? >> that's a very good point. so there are two vaccines available. a lot of people may or may not know this but at the age of 11 or 12, you can get the vaccine that can prevent you from getting this hpv. if you have it, it's not as effective. this is a safe vaccine, it's effective, and usually it's not recommended after the age of 26. so early on, you can

et cetera, et cetera. there's other things they haven't been able to do right. >> exactly. >> on top of the radio, they didn't have the most success with a lot of things that they've done. but the things they do well that are hits tend to overshadow those failures. i think pay is a smash hit. so i would own the stock for that alone right now. >> i totally agree. look, music to my ears. i think apple pay is going to drive device sales which is where their margins are. i think they're going to revolutionize the pay business here. i think they'll make a tremendous amount more money in the twice sales from the margin back there. >> great. >>> betting on the turnaround, one video game stock down 20% in 2014. but, one of our traders says it could make a major comeback this year. find out who it is and how to play it right after this break. >>> also, hedge fund heavyweight bill ackman and a new fight against herbalife. the all new, head turning cadillac ats coupe. it's irresistible. ♪ female announcer: even tempu

, et cetera. this kind of social justice work -- >> -- it came naturally. and working with norman leer and how he used his celebrity and influence in launching people for the american way that made me think, there's a way of utilizing your for lack of a better term, celebrity. i don't think you necessarily should listen to a celebrity just because he is one, but if you can marshall your celebrity and really steep yourself on whatever issue you're trying to promote it could actually move the ball forward. we did that with early childhood and in over turning proposition 8 in california. you can get things done. but you have to know what you're doing otherwise you're just another celebrity mouthing off. >> a lot of people know what he knows and the depth of his understanding. he wanted to run for governor a few years ago. >> a lot of people were like is rob reiner going to run, especially after auctionrnold it. >> we had a talk about it in our house and i polled 40% in my own family then found out th

et cetera, et cetera. >> oil prices are plunging that is their problem. >> i will say they are plungingggest drop in oil prices we seen in our lifetime in such a short period of time and having a huge effect on the whole area and frankly a huge effect on the economy because we are saving lot of money for a lot of people because oil prices are o so much lower and may stay that way for white awhile. >> the footage is chilling of the beheadings and people awaiting their fate and mr. foley's mother is correct when she says that under u.s. law they would have been vulnerable to prosecution if they had troyed to ransom their son. i doubt that any jury would have carried out any punishment but that is the policy of the u.s. government. if you give ransom you only encourage more. and so far -- well the japanese apparently paid ransom in the past. >> i think this time they haven't. but the problem is, it is not just saving someone, it is a deferred death payment. you are paying for someone else to die pause they will use that money. >> if request it is your love one you are willing to tweak the

, et cetera. but how can we really focus on tests if what you are saying and what this teacher is saying is that you really have a deeper underlying problem. the kids aren't going to be thinking about tests if they are thinking about being hung real estate. >> a lot of advocates for kids and democrats and progressives want to see more spending to create wrap around services around these kids. that the schools not only need help with the academics with technology and curriculum and teacher training but they also need to provide social services for these children. that's the argument that a lot of progressives are making. right now in town here the congress is about to debate the reauthorization of the main federal education law. and republicans think that perhaps we're just not spending our money efficiently. and that if states had more authority and more power in their spending, that the money would go to you know the greatest needs. and that we need to streamline spending and give more authority

what makes a successful family experience at a playground, et cetera and the parks alliance will host the forum and february and if the staff can return to the commission in march with a more specific delivery plan so having the two tiers we wanted to look at are there economies to be gained by grouping some of the together and bid out as one contract? can we do preliminary scoping just to see how far down the budget we would be able to get? so in march we would like to come back with the plan okay with the 15.5 million dollars this is the number of playgrounds we think we could do in the first effort and the schedule for those. i think the other main piece of the feedback from the task force committee which was mostly at the last meeting that we rebrand this program and while failing playgrounds sells -- gets you votes for bonds it's not necessarily the inspiring title that you need to engender stewardship and commitment over the long-term. i was unable to single-handedly able to come up with a rebrand between the task force meeting and today and i will work with the task force membe

we put them in bus shelters throughout the neighborhood, storefronts, et cetera, basically encouraging people to keep the neighborhood clean and safe. we also established over the last 4 year period performance measures to measure the cleanliness of our sidewalks. we have been doing since that time quarterly performance walks where we will take, go with our contractor, we will walk a random block that we select and we will evaluate how clean it is at that point in time. just this last year we started having our services committee go out and do these walks every other month as well and what you see on your map here are the walks we have done over the past year, as well as the cleanliness scores. also referenced our street life plan. in 2010 we went through a pretty extensive community planning process. we called it the community design initiative to come up with a plan to improve the streets and public space in the neighborhood and that's the yerba buena street life plan. we have 36 projects that are in that plan and they range from very small to very large scale projects. and it's a 10