>> it is genius, it is what microsoft wishes they would have done in 90s, the cheap chrome books areentries for the avvrage individual into the world, i call this everything becomes chrome, on your smartphone, you are used to, that now they see the same infer days t -- interface on their laptop, the makers like samsung, and htc, all those companies, if hardware is issue they will get most of the blame, google does not make all of these laptops. neil: all right from google to giggle? when it comes to frazzled flyer, less frazzled passengers giving mayor u.s. airlines higher satisfaction scores for a second consecutive year. lori, we should point out that sector remains, near bottom of this list, i think internet provider, tv services and maybe financial anchors, that is not a club i want to be in. >> are we travelers or investors? in travelers, the survey went up to 69 this is still a d-grade. we have usual inconvenients of travelers, but as an investor, have you consolidation. jet fuel has been down. overall it has been down, they are cost-cutting it will help the bottom line, econom

the chrome. this looks like brushed stainless steel. what you do not see is brass, and press has really become -- is in favor these days. kroll is probably the most popular. it is similar to in kitchen appliances, stainless steel. is good. it goes with all color schemes. >> there was a recent change to san francisco's codes that said you could not have more than one sitting turned on at any more than one time. so you cannot have multiple salaries and more for water savings. >> right. a lot of people like showers for two, and now, you are saying one valve for one shower. >> i think you could probably sit flow rates could be adjusted, and you could probably make it happen, but it is beginning to be very tightly regulated. tell us, when people come in to buy, what is it that they like? what are they actually buying? >> a lot of it has to do with style. first is for the lab faucet's. you have the widespread, the two handles, hot and cold. very modern design. >> people like modern. >> people like modern, but we are in san francisco, so we ge

. >> okay, i think this high-pressure shower head in chrome, we are gonna use for the master bathroom, okay? >> i say we go with brushed nickel. >> maybe. >> and, ooh, can we get one of those hand-held massagers? >> for what? >> so i can take it off and massage my back. >> why don't you just turn around in the shower? >> we're supposed to be collaborating here. >> yes. but i'm in charge. >> but if we're collaborating, i should be able to -- >> no, no, no! i'm so tired of you trying to tell me what to do -- >> no, i'm tired of you al-- >> and we have already discussed -- what?! babe, listen. no. listen. no, no, no. >> shut up. >> no. no. >> shut up. >> i'm the boss. you said that i could be-- >> shut up. >> ...the boss. >> ooh. wow. well. so, i...see -- i see the renovation has brought you two closer together. >> yeah. um, we're not quite sure how we're gonna finish in a month. >> well, i got a call from tracie's mom, and she said that the custody court date has been moved up to next week. >> are you serious? >> no. she -- she can't do that. >> she can, and she did. >> we're supposed t

water type extinguisher it's a chrome big thing that holds 2-1/2 gallons of water. 30-40 feet away is the maximum, you want to get closer. flood it with water you can put your thumb over the tip and it fans it out. dry chemicals, inside here this is a bc this is one you might have in your car. it's not used on wood, paper, classic fires only on flammable liquid and electrical fires that's what you use in your car. if will have a pressure gauge. metal handle and it will have a good sized rubber nozzle and the label and all that will tell you the fire it's for. pass, pull the pin out. aim the nozzle. squeeze the lever. don't squeeze it and class 6 this happens. don't shoot the instructor in the foot because when you hold it, hold it here and don't squeeze down when you pull the pin and squeeze it will shoot down. keep your thumb out of the way and aim at the base of the fire. you sweep slowly back and forth and move in closer. don't be afraid. the closer you get the more dry chemical powder you will put on the fire and it will go out faster. stay low. before you enter a room feel the do

there was a plane in the air, a bomber, part of the chrome dome mission, a mission that kept bombers' nuclear weapons up in the air 24/7. when one is down, the other is up so they would have immediate second strike capabilities through that, and win of the planes went down and actually went down near the field of the farmer in eurorei cay, a small town, and one of the hydrogen bombs that the plane was carrying dropped into the swamp. they dug for it. they couldn't find it. they haven't found it, so they put the dirt back, and that's it. to be fair, it's the secondary stage in large part of the bomb not found. the secondary stage of the hydrogen bomb does fusion. that makes the big bang. what was more worrying than that was the second bomb had gone into -- had gone into a tree and it was hanging off the parachute, and when they looked at it, they found that all of those safety measures had been tripped. all of them triggered other than one. including that bad sign because they were designed to explode in air so that's why the parachute was open, part of the triggering sequence, so that

. >> if you're using fire fox and chrome there's software that works with certain web sites. >> your connection to that web site is encrypted so anyone spying on you can tell that you're visiting this web site, but they can't actually tell what you're doing at this web site. >> for searchs, sites like duck duck go and start are gaining popularity about people who don't want to be tracked through google. >> it doesn't log your ip addresses. it doesn't keep track of your search history. >> in the last week duck dick go has been setting new company records at more than 2 and a half million searchs a day. is privacy worth the trouble. >> i feel like the damage is done. my whole life is out there so kind of a lost cause. >> i think i would definitely consider that more, especially with all the privacy issues coming up. >> it's a trade off no matter how you decide. >> not been named on the nsa surveillance list, but we don't know for sure if the agency has access to them. after all, lawmakers who have been given more details on the secret program say what the public knows about it is just

and there are people in silicon valley whose job to say find flaws in windows or chrome or whatever and sell it to a defense contractor who sells it to the nsa that use its overseas. which unfortunately leaves all of us more vulnerable because these weapons only work if nobody knows there's a hole. and other people will find the same hole sooner or later. >> very interesting. joe, thank you. >>> california democrats have repeatedly complained that president obama comes here only to pick up campaign checks without holding any public events on key issues. it seems their point has been heard. the president touted his health care reforms at an event in san jose today. >> you've just got a wide array of new benefits, better protections, and stronger cost controls that you didn't have before. and that will over time improve the quality of the insurance that you've got. benefit like -- >> lisa, you attended the event. what were the president's main points, and are they enough to quiet critics of the plan? >> well, the president's main points were -- i think this was largely a politically motiv

on by the edmonton police service based on what's going on through an every day basis, brute and chrome, which are two of the most prolific taggers we have right now, that is the focus the edmonton are going after and there's warrants being written out for his arrest. ome was arrested last year and when the officers saw, because he thinks he's been arrested, when he saw that he was arrested because all of the locations that the graffiti auditors and the bylaw officers find during the audit, they are put in the notification system. so we have those tags documented against him so they are going to levy more charges against him. so it's been clearly helpful in terms of our enforcement efforts but it is clearly seen if you can get out those top 10taggers it's going to make a huge difference. they accounted for 40 percent of the activity seen this year in the audit. most graffiti we found is small, 88 percent of the observed graffiti was smalled or extra small. so basically we're not looking at big tags. the argument that we keep getting that they are beautiful pieces of art just isn't holdi

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president are promoting the development of harbor point a mixed use community of what used to stand a chrome processing plant between sells point and harbor east. >> generally on average $21 million in tax revenue annually. >> reporter: the projected tax revenue increase is from the current $243,000 to 19.6 million per year. increased property and other related property were net $8,500. >> i am your partner on this. >> reporter: under a private public partnership, city council must approve $106 million in infrastructure. >> i will do what i have to do to make sure this project moves forward because all i want to see is jobs, jobs, jobs. >> reporter: the mayor introduced that legislation on friday. i'm pat warren reporting, now back to you. >>> a federal appeals court in new york rules all restrictions be lifted on two pill versions of emergency contraceptives. that appeal is trying to keep limitations on the drugs over the counter availability for young women. >>> michael douglas is drawing worldwide attention after he links his throat cancer to hpv. >> doctors say it is a growing problem fo

for your faucets and your chrome fixtures you'll get a streak-free shine. even in these areas here. this is where you get bacteria. o.k., here you're cleaning, you're deodorizing, you're helping sanitize, and i'm not using any chemicals. if you haven't cleaned your sink in weeks or you clean it every single day, look at the steam. look at how it blasts away the dirt. i mean, i can even smell this. it smells clean. i take the rag, i wipe it away, no streaks, no smears, you get a clean, streak-free shine. but now let's clean one of the hardest areas in the kitchen: the oven. are you ready? i'll open this up. you can see this is burned-on and baked-on. now, watch this: this is still on setting number 2. look at the way this steam breaks down the grease, the grime, the burned-on, the baked-on. it could be from a roast dinner, it could be from a turkey. whatever you're cooking, whatever you're cleaning, you're cleaning chemical-free using only steam. and now i'll take this rag, i'll wipe it away. you can see, there's all the mess, right there on the rag. turn it off. so, whether you're c

if you are male we can look at the y chrome soam. we can't do that for you.e looked at genetic marked.d. your lynn lineage and we don'tot have a graphic for this. t i think we weren't able to arrange that but it's typically west african l2b under the frequently of 10% or so in west african populations which is consistent about what you know?u >> it is. i happen to have done my african ancestry that put us in cameroon in west africa. >> that is l2b2 what does that mean? >> it's a haplo group designed by the set of genetic markers you have. it's like a clan. this is a little more interesting. those are your results from the rest of your genome not just looking at your lineage as well. you are 44% sub is saharan afri. tower 49% african. half african and half nonafter tra. these are and set of toural components is that have risen as people settled and mie great. the met trainan are typical of european populations. nearly 50% european and 2% northeast asian which was a bit of a surprise. >> yes. >> and given the context of the european results that we'ree'r seeing

then he pulls out this chrome pistol, and we were like, okay. and the significance of it all kind of drops once you see that pistol. >> they later found their empty wallets and cell phone in bushes down the street. >>> one person is dead and one in the hospital after a crash in montgomery county. this was along university boulevard near dennis avenue in silver spring. investigators said the driver lost control and went off the road. the driver was killed earlier this morning and the passenger is said to have serious injuries. police have not identified either of them. >>> the "today" show's matt lawyer admit lauer admitted in a tweet that it was a scary moment. a man pulled out a knife and started cutting himself near the "today" show set. because of what happened, they started their show inside the studio rather than outside on the plaza as it typically does. >> in a short time, a man out there attempted to hurt himself with a knife. he did manage to cut himself. he was controlled by a security team. we're keeping that area cleared and we're no

>> on chrome. on google chrome, incognito. >> mm-hmm. i drew you out. >> not for those purposes. >> what purposes is it? so people can't glean advertising related stuff about you, what to sell you or thins li like that? >> yeah, pretty much. >> all right. i think it is google, like -- shocked they're spying. >> if google comes out and says, look, we have 100 million user, some crazy number they have and half a billion users, and only 2% or 3% have ever been -- that's still a big number. so will that be enough to make people feel comfortable or not? >> yesterday, the most interesting thing about this -- >> or less than 1%. >> the huffington post crystallized what i've been saying and they had -- either strange bedfellows -- >> all the pictures of all the people -- >> people never on the same side and then they're on the same side. it is bizarre watching it, right? i think, like, rand paul and, like, al franken are on the same side of the issue or something. just bizarre. but what also is interesting is that the dems, the liberal dems love

. >> who is going to capture the left overremains of the pc market, probably google with chrome book. >> what they're going after is the software business. you have ibm. oracle. so many competitors are not going to give up the business. it's a tough road from this point. a lot of low hanging fruit has been picked. >> bottom line, no touch for hp either? >> i wouldn't touch it here. >> let's get to the broader markets. investors seem to be shocked by a recent spike in interest rates. let's bring in dennis gartman, publisher of the gartman letter. dennis, you say don't worry, why. >> i tell you rates are going to go higher, especially at the long end of the curve. there's no question. the fed has no intention of tightening the monetary policy. the fed likes a positively sloped supervisor but you don't need a bear market in stocks because rates went up next year. i'm bearish of the bond market. skeptical of the stocks for a while but if you take them down another five percent you're going to get me interested in it even if rates are going up. >> why is the dollar falling then? why is the

. >> well, in that case, let me get a benz with some chrome feet on it and ciara's digits, you know whatsaying? >> ha ha ha! you know, you're so funny! i know the gang love you. >> [ chuckles ] >> what the hell is a ciara digit? being in a gang is only gonna get you dead -- >> dead or in jail. but it's decatur soldiers until i die. >> really? okay. >> what you doing?! >> throwing the bags out. [ lock clicks ] >> hey, you don't know what it's like being on the streets. >> what? i couldn't hear you. >> you don't know what it's like to be on the streets. >> you don't know what it's like to be a grown man. but that's what i'm trying to teach you, deshawn -- how to be a grown man. okay, being a grown man means you clean up your mistakes. okay? you stand on your own, even when nobody else is doing it. and the sooner you learn that, the better off you will be. >> i can stand on my own and be in the gang. >> no, you can't. you can't do it. it's impossible. look, if you want to have friends that are gang bangers, you have a nice life. but if you want to be a payne, then go inside... and i'll put

president are promoting the development of harbor point, a mixed use community on which used to stand a chromerocessing pant. >> reporter: and generate on average nearly $20 million in new city tax revenue annually. according to the mayor the projected tax revenue increase is from the current $244,000 to 19.6 million per year. increased property and other related taxes would net $589 million over 30 years. >> i am your partner on this. >> reporter: under a public/private partnership under developers, they must approve $160 million for public infrastructure. >> i'll do all that i can do to make sure this project moves forward. all i want to see is jobs, jobs, jobs. >> reporter: the mayor introduces that legislation on monday, i'm pat warren reporting, back to you. >>> harbor point would be built this phases over a 12 year period. >>> george zimmerman's trial for fatally shooting trayvon martin is set to start on monday in florida. demies is -- denise is in the news room with details. >> zimmerman's attorney wanted to let a handful of witnesses testify confidentially because of concerns for the

. >>> google teamed up with wal-mart and several retailers to sell the chrome book laptops. laptops will be sold at 6600 stores. [buzzer] wal-mart, google, bringing it together, bringing it together. the fbi is bringing it together and it is scary. liz: sean joyce, a director at the fbi, testified before congress saying the controversial nsa programs helped foil a bomb plot that targeted the new york stock exchange. david: liz: joining us now with the very latest. we've been getting very specific, very frightening information. >> we have information developing at this hour. ten homeland based threats. meaning threat were coming from the u.s., operatives here in the u.s. working with overseas terrorists. that also came up after the hearing and at the hearing. we have the head of nsa and sean joyce on tape. let's take it right now. >> in recent years these programs together with together with other intelligence protected the u.s. and our allies from terrorist threats across the globe including helping to prevent the potential terrorist events over 50 types since 9/11. >> nsa u

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. >> the thing is the government now chromes this point. what about the rest of the people of istanbul who have been demonstrating. i want you to remember these demonstrations were extraordinarily in the good humor, the cheerful at must fee the -- atmosphere, people walking down the street. they didn't know why but a sense of being liberated and now the state has come down with this very old fashion crushing of everything. and i think it's really set things back. i think the government would have been better advised to scwuft the mainstream of the protesters, there were people who did need to be dealt with but letting the police do it by strong arm methods is going to set the country into i'm afraid a cycle of confrontation which was unnecessary. i think they could have talked their way through it, they could have allowed people to add these different view points that were among these 80 different groups. but unfortunately i think now it's going to be very hard, the prime minister was given a series of combative speeches and i think that in

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us is two brothers that are basically carrying on their great grandfather's work, all hand made, chromein the wheels are. >> super high pressure. >> do these ever go on sale? >> depends on what kind of mood we're in. >> okay. >> but most of what we sell is -- >> and this one is $12,500. >> this rear tire, this is all the mono stay because they come together in this bridge and set up into here. there's a tiny yolk between these two that's made from a 60-year-old cast that exists in a small shop. >> alex, thanks for coming. we'll check your store out. have a great weekend, everybody. and i'll see you on monday. ♪ you can go your own way ♪ >> live from the nasdaq markets, i'm scott walker and this evening for melissa lee. dan nathan, steve grasso, guy adamy. "fast" is following the whip saw week for stocks. the dow posting its fourth triple-digit move in a row. the nasdaq having its worst week in two

what do you think happened after that speech what what do you think merkel will have taken away by chrome tonight is it over. well the problem is that they are right now a lot of problems between germany and the united states a lot of things short be mentioned and they should be mentioned in the heart in a strict way but this does not happen we have the example of the spying on germany or the prism affair but we what we just hear from our chancellor is so it's kind of a protest we don't see any diplomatic consequences because of this so it's long it keeps like this it's not a problem for barack obama and it's not a problem for the washington politics where the justification used to cause obama is there to help save lives that's not going down so well though that's not been greeted so so warmly is just a vacation in germany is it. well we hear a lot of nice words about this prison approach it but we should watch a little bit back we had in the ninety's the echo on pro chick with a call on scandal and they call an approach it was also u.s. american spy approach it was used for. german compa

back in april, it was the vice president who announced the senate's rejection of new gun chrome legislation today, vice president biden will report that 21 of the 23 executive actions taken by the president after the connecticut cool shooting have been implemented. >>> in napa, the st. louis may take a stand against gun manufacturers. at today's meeting council members will talk about a new investment policy. the idea is to not invest in companies to produce illegal firearms under california's assault weapons ban. this comes several months after a petition surfaced online about the city's current policy. recently, both directly and -- berke i and oakland have -- berkeley and oakland have changed their strategies. >>> a search continues for the attackers who pistol-whipped and robbed a couple at a lookout spot in berkeley. the attack happened on grizzly peak boulevard around 3:00 a.m. police say three men approached the car, beat them with a handgun and robbed -- robbed them. they trove away in a light colored sedan. the couple was treated for cuts on their faces. >>> travelers say the airli

bring your last grocery receipt and see for yourself. [ male announcer ] tenacity plated in chrome. covered in mud. fight firing on six cylinders. the new ram 1500 with best-in-class fuel economy. guts. glory. ram. motor trend's 2013 truck of the year. >>> if this is one line most cloe closely associated with mitch mcconnell, one people they think of had they think of the name mitch mcconnell, it was early in the obama presidency when he said that the top priority for republicans would be making president obama a one-term president. he reiterated that a couple of years ago after the 2010 mid terms. and in case you forgotten how this goes, but let's play an example of it here. >> some have said it was indelicate of me to suggest was to deny president obama a second term. but the fact is that if our primary legislative goals are repealed and replaced the health spending bill to end the bailouts and cut spending, and -- shrink the size and scope of government, the only way to do all of those things is put someone in the white house who won't veto any of these things. >> mcconnell is a

chrome, search, marketing. we had an intern work on a hands-free music player for android.s that you've had. what are some of the names or projects that originated from being an intern at google? >> yeah, we've had quite a bit of success. our internal program is a great source for full-time talent. a lot of folk hos start in college have been interns. one cool story is i'm feeling lucky button on youtube was thought of and created by an intern a couple of years ago, which is pretty cool. >> kyle, we've had friends who have applied for full-time jobs at google. they told us about the interview process, which can be long, multiple layered, asking for things like a high school transcript, not just college grades. how deep do you go into their background, and what is the process of sorting out the winners for the losers? >> well, we take it very seriously. so we look at everything. i don't know that we look at high school transcripts. what sets you apart? what interesting things have you worked on? we want them to meet with people that they work with all summer. go through the

stamped dollar bills from him today, you can take it to any ben & jerry's and get yourself a free ice chrome ben & jerry's used to be right next door to our building. pizza place is now which is great by the way. used to be a ben & jerry's and once a year, they used to give away -- i forget what the day was, they would give free ice-cream cones away. that line -- >> they didn't do sundaes on sundays. >> bill: the line used to stretch around the block to get the free ice cream. >> the patriots got a good deal in acquiring tim tebow when you compare what they're paying to the situation that his former team, the new york jet are in. "usa today" has found the jets owe $1.5 million on tebow's contract. most of that actually goes to his former team, the denver broncos for one year of work. the patriots, however are scheduled to pay $1.3 million over two years and none of that is guaranteed if he doesn't make the final 53-man roster, they don't owe him anything except for workout bonuses. the jets are surely kicking themselves now. >> bill: how about that. thank you dan. lynn sweet the president be