and to really get it going, this apparatus of connecting our cit offices with the need and there is a lot of need to be done and the commander took up that work and is engaging in it and he is recognized and that is exciting. >> there will also be a panel specifically about the san francisco cit program this coming friday at the dignity and recovery conference and i will be on that panel and support the work that they are doing and the mental elth providers and it will be on this friday. and around and is there anything further? >> okay, if you like to call item... well if you call line item 3 d. >> i would like to make an announcement. >> okay. >> do you want to go? >> i did not see the button. >> i don't have a button, that is okay. >> in between buttons that is okay. i will use this mic, that is more important. and more dangerous. and i would like to thank the chief to come from that and highlights that the police department goes to our organization which is one of the three in the building and we worked with it in the health center and to create a response wrapped around the ped

agency this is all regarding the forthcoming senate intelligence committee report that outlines the cit side tends to keeping details of the detention and interrogation program under wraps. according to recent reports biden york times and mcclatchy newspapers the inspectors probe is in response to complaints from members of congress that cit employees were in properly monitoring the work of the senate committee staff members for several years the committee has been working on an in depth report regarding the controversial detention program. and that report is exactly what c i a officers allegedly wanted to see it with some officers in gaining access to computer networks used by the committee to carry out its investigation the forthcoming center report is expected to detail how the cit misled the bush administration and congress regarding the agency's complaining of torture tactics and also purportedly shows how those techniques were in effect in gathering intelligence. both the c i a and a senate committee have yet to comment and he's no longer a congressman or a presidential candidate

and to really get it going, this apparatus of connecting our cit offices with the need and there is a lot of need to be done and the commander took up that work and is engaging in it and he is recognized and that is exciting. >> there will also be a panel specifically about the san an

a mental health breakdown and if that was the response, i think we have addressed that in terms of cit. on the other hand those are real concerns and real fears we heard last night. we heard a lot of other issues that came out at that meeting in terms of gentrification, people not understanding the community, people not knowing the community and the new members getting to know the people. we talked about jail systems and people being incarcerated is that the way? education and violence. there were a lot of good things that came out even though it was a very emotional meeting and i understand it so. we talked about the fear of use for colors. there was an issue about weapons and type of weapons we have and stuff like that and in terms of the investigation. that's something we'll have to wait in terms of the investigation, the coroners report and that is on going. this road emotion and there were a lot of things that were brought up and i commend the chief for being here and the officers and i commend the community for coming out. it's through this process that we learn how to move forwa

the art scene when patients at the cit a spine of the senate needs clients to oversee intelligence agencies will break down complex straight ahead. and it's been three years since japan was hit by a massive earthquake and tsunami. since then the pope achieve a nuclear plant has any radioactive material into the surrounding ground and sea. look back at the focus in the disaster coming out and he's the mayor faces a scandal just weeks before an election. prosecutors claim that didn't seem to bring you one thousand vehicle donations that were funneled into his twenty ten campaign so what does this mean for the mayor of the nation's capital. more on that show. a fan. it's easy mark. eleven i've been watching the scene i matured a bit in your watching. rt america. today senator dianne feinstein head of the senate intelligence committee said the central intelligence agency had improperly searched a special computer network and congressional aides were using to investigate non other than this the ita the senate had been investigating allegations of the agency's abuse in a controversial bush era de

having great trait system is what interconnects our cit y. >> what would make you a good ceo? of things. one is that i would go back to hiring managers instead of risk takers. we have gone back to the old kind of government where everybody just covers their rear. once again you have people saying, that is not my job, you have to call somewhere else. we would go back to hiring risk takers and folks that also understand not just the new economies but how a communication works. predict the trends and what we have is we are trending -- as long as you don't mess this up we can indispensable city from the next 15 years. >> let's get to some of the criticism. been a person of concern to the business community because they see you -- they see camp time -- see campaign finance business reform is anti-ceo. you have to get ouyour mind around this, there's about $14 billion in development. him southwest -- southwest waterfront, $2 billion development. it has to stay clean. you caot have a pay to play system. it will collapse on itself if there is that much money flowing around. for me to

we are trying to advance and get more officers cit trained. i don't have the answers for you as to how they are dispersed nor how they are being deployed. >> thank you. i appreciate the transfer. i do believe that is the next step in not only are we training officers and are they deployed in the skills that are being used and what happens with those responses. that's it. >> anything further, commissioners? >> next line item no. 5. >> line item 5, adjournment. >> can i have a motion? >> so moved. >> all in favor say, "aye". >> aye. >> we are adjourned. [ meeting is adjourned ] >> >> >> i'd like to call the order. the meeting of the san francisco public utilities commission. today is is tuesday, march 25, 2014. roll call, please >> commissioner caen. commissioner vietor. commissioner torres and commissioner torres are xoud we have a quorum. item 3 is the approval of the minutes that you have in your binders. may i have a motion >> so moved arrest second. >> all in favor, say i. opposed? the motion carries. we now move into. those are items not o

chunt of oklahomcommunity ofoklahoma cit. the capitol on sunday. >> that was the tragedy in the ground but new innovations are developed in the lab to protect against disasters. >> we create tornado like vortexes. >> i'm at the national wind institute at texas tech university where they can actually recreate tornadoes. harold janes professor of engineering. designed this vortek. >> understand what happens to structures. >> tornado winds are rated on an es scale which aan indicator of the severity of the storm based on wind spreed an -- speed and debris impact. >> this is ef 3e, 150 miles or less. >> have you ever been in this? >> oh, absolutely. would you like to go? >> i'm going to build up the speed. >> so you're going to leave me here? >> you're good. >> at this point i was wondering just how powerful an es 3 would be. >> wow! >> now i can just about imagine how terrifying a tornado can be. >> to your research you're hoping to be able to recommend how to reinforce building codes. >> that's correct. what we really want to d

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the dalai lama met with president obama for the third time, cit sizing the meeting. the chinese government called the dalai lama a separatist. military veterans are helping law enforcements track down child predators. they have the mental and physical strength to deal with this difficult job. we report on a new program to help wounded vets get back. >> this marine says the images of war are embedded in his mind, nothing compared to child exploitation discovered on iphones or hard drives. justin lost his legs on a tour of afghanistan. the 25-year-old says he was not prepared for looking into the warped mind of a predator. they are doing heinous crimes back on the soil i was trying to protect. and the things that they are doing are absolutely disgusting. >> gartner and david blowe are waging a battle to take down as many child predators. they are unpaid interns working at a division of the department of homeland security along with 13 other vets across the country. they are the first class of hero corp. the program's mission is to provide disabled and injured veterans

the city and we've responded to all requests to sit down and meet with this legislation and we'll continue to honor that. if there are other neighborhood associations who want to meet with them we'll do so. as unify alluded commissioner antonini that has come up in the past and the city has had a lot of time to think about this in one form or another and those questions have been asked before we have not gotten to a place where people want to move forward. to my second point as the supervisor alluded to we're in a housing crisis and the purpose of this legislation first and foremost is to preserve our existing stock so without going into the other policies you've pointed to we do ask we move forward today >> i want to ask some clarifying questions. i think there's a member of the rent board here human resources okay. so if i have what a single-family home with an in law unit in the basement is that protected under the rent board today >> my understanding from the rent board is that they treat

we are trying to advance and get more officers cit trained. i don't have the answers for you as to how they are dispersed nor how they are being deployed. >> thank you. i appreciate the transfer. i do believe that is the next step in not only are we training officers and are they deployed in the skills that are being used and what happens with those responses. that's it. >> anything further, commissioners? >> next line item no. 5. >> line item 5, adjournment. >> can i have a motion? >> so moved. >> all in favor say, "aye". >> aye. >> we are adjourned. [ meeting is adjourned ] >> >> >> let's get started and first to any public comment? is jukt president of the rockefeller foundation. >> thank you neil and good morning, everyone we're delighted to have you here and berkley mayor baits is here and mayor ed lee and oakland mayor kwun which were named as part of the rockefeller foundation resistant foundation requirement this is to rebuild the urban resistance in one hundred cities around the world-class they were the only cities in the satire glob

we have 11 members of tenderloin that are cit training, crisis intervention, ciu, traffic investigation for collision and we had an officer who was very interested in traffic safety and works on our midnight shift and represents ctiu person and three other officers with our homeland security and antiterrorism. so, we have two officers on the right are our new homeless outreach officers. there are a bunch that competed for this position. the two on the far right are peachy and warrant, they do a great job. officer juarez when he was in the marine corp he did drug counseling and treatment counseling and got a masters in education and went out in the field before he came to the police department. his field in this education has served him well as an officer. and we have morris, i really needed to make sure i put a slide about her. she's redefined the position because she really gets involved in a lot of the problem solving that we do at the station level, community engagement and people know her in the community. she also handles or neighborhood court referrals. those for you that don't kn

was the cit activated. the crisis intervention trained officers. was that activated. if not, why? >> 30 seconds. >> again, just to bring up the point in why i asked if your family owns a funeral home. how would that be relevant, right? how would having a restraining order relevant in this case if that was no the the reason that these calls were made. i know alex, he's one of the greatest sweet hearts, very peaceful and not confrontational. he was about peace and harmony. i do not want to be here tonight. but i'm here because this is wrong. i have a family to go home to. i'm a mother of a 15-month-old baby. [ applause ] >> good evening, everyone. my name is marco. i'm a musical artist in the bay area. i taught two artist as well. i have two kids. on october last year, it was a saturday, i was attacked by seven police officers. they sent me to the hospital and they left me with a ticket on my chest. they arrested my brother and they left let him go because they didn't have no paper, nothing against him only because he recorded the beating that they gave me. i'm here to support. i di

we are trying to advance and get more officers cit trained. i don't have the answers for you as to how they are dispersed nor how they are being deployed. >> thank you. i appreciate the transfer. i do believe that is the next step in not only are we training officers and are they deployed in the skills that are being used and what happens with those responses. that's it. >> anything further, commissioners? >> next line item no. 5. >> line item 5, adjournment. >> can i have a motion? >> so moved. >> all in favor say, "aye". >> aye. >> we are adjourned. [ meeting is adjourned ] >> >>

he said if you like cit technology. it's so pretty with the support you the case. strawberries are used in making cakes at a nearby tree hotel. all along ok we can use or know of to help many people start farming. they would then hire others to acquire the skills and start their own farming enterprises. but through a virtuous cycle. farming techniques that have helped revive the areas in japan's disaster stricken north east are now promising to bring a better life to people in other parts of the world. i know. the real test in house on the honey is trying to improve his country's ties with europe. mustard dill he runs economy that's been crippled by the use of sanctions. i mean eu foreign policy chief catherine ashton ict wasting pink tights imagine going on on sunday chris and his first visit to the grind. most presidential office code until honey is tending the new envoy that the company plans to build me up relations with the european union the honeybee putting the sand and stones is it has great significance the nissan to twenty one concludes a final agreement

yes, and they spun it off shortly after he left the company, they sold cit group. it was a very costly mistake for the company, yeah. >> do you -- touched on his transition in life from top executive to prison inmate. how have you, personally, been able to handle the transition with this becoming an all consuming part of your life like any entrepreneur would? >> the last three years of my life have been abnormal. [laughter] i have to -- you know, give props to my family who tolerated my strange schedule and house covered with research and i checked out for a very long time. the weab -- baby that was here earlier, cheering for me, she was born the 4th of july, last summer, i took two full days off, a big break for me, but other than that, i was -- i was pretty much buried, and it was tough. since the book released, i thought the work would end once the book was finished, but the attention received, national and international, was is prize to me. i didn't expect it. it's outside my comfort zone, especially the television stuff. i'm not a fan of being on television. i

we are trying to advance and get more officers cit trained. i don't have the answers for you as to how they are dispersed nor how they are being deployed. >> thank you. i appreciate the transfer. i do believe that is the next step in not only are we training officers and are they deployed in the skills that are being used and what happens with those responses. that's it. >> anything further, commissioners? >> next line item no. 5. >> line item 5, adjournment. >> can i have a motion? >> so moved. >> all in favor say, "aye". >> aye. >> we are adjourned. [ meeting is adjourned ] >> >> supervisor chiu: i fully appreciate the concerns raised by some tenant leaders. i would never supported the project if i did not feel comfortable that tenant rights have been protected here with parker said -- part merced. i say this as one of the few tenants on the board of supervisors, who has been a staunch advocate of tenants before i was elected and with my votes on this board. my parents immigrated to the united states in the 1960's, and i was the first kid bo

not the teachers unions or the yor of new york cit. liz macdonald is here. it's a hot topic.what do you make of this? >> i come from a family of teachers. teachers in public schools. my mother and my grandmother. what she is saying is that children are crying, the parents are saying that they would rather homeschool their children now, those who are in charter schools and they are saying that if our kids are going to be taken out of the charter schools, we'd rather homeschool them, put them back infailing public schools where they are not learning to read or math or science. great ratesare quadrupling. the performance rates for the kids are getting eve better. neil: tat is what the teachers union groups are afraid of because the numbers are that stark. >> yes, that is the word on the street. let's see the e-mails between the city council and billde blasio's office going against the charter school. because this is being paited as a blood vendetta between bill de blasio. the e-mails need to be shown to the public on how they are ung their personal city council committee to go a

you have now promised that every microprocessor, every cit intel produces will now be manufactured with minerals that are free of conflict, conflicted minerals which come from regions like an goal aware there are severe human rights abuses. why should investors care? why are you pushing that? >> this is important because it is just intel culture, you are doing the right thing, these are countries weather is internal civil war that is enslaving people to do labor. the 14 minerals, tungsten, gold, literally almost sitting on the surface. all of those are used heavily in our industry and what this really does is by saying we are not going to get materials from those mines, not just those regions but those mines in those regions, we are saying we are absolutely not going to support that slave labor. cheryl: you will certify every chip? >> we have said starting in 2014 every chip we produce, i am showing marriagefield here which is a product we just introduced, that will be conflict freed the we just introduced, this will be conflict free. what we are saying is we are guaranteeing those four

is not as if you take gold chips to the coffee stored in order to have a cup of coffee with a gold citliz: you can use it to pay for things like lamborghinis at this point. >> what it does have is a possibility of making transactions easier. the idea that if you are a filipino worker in dubai and want to ship money back home you can do it much less than you do currently. transactions have some prominence. currency as a store of value i am skeptical. liz: the village should be regulated? if it is to survive? >> almost 7% of all bitcoins have been stolen at some point. >> they you think regulation is inevitable if it is to survive? with the missing bit coin act mount gox? >> to have any idea where they are? no. when we think of these bitcoins consult their anonymous so if the thief can grab them, the fee phone them and the transactions are irreversible, there's no way of getting them back. regulation is a must. bitcoin will die on the fine without regulation. mount gox is causing the from. players taking excessive risk, at the expense of consumers so consumers lost half a billion dollars

. >> security upgrade are coming to the golden gate transit cit city. 80 bus get new security camera.rom an 800,000 dollar state grant. about 75 percent of the transit system sweep have some type of security camera system. >> well if you are in the market for a new car and maybe intrigued by the electric vehicle out there you may want to head to richmond to. alternative energy and transportation expo opened today at the pavilion. visitors can test drive several make of electric and hybrid cars. honda is showing off electric hydrogen car that produces only water vapor from the exhaust pipe. >> pull up to hydrogen station. refill the tank. good for over 300 miles.no plug in record. all electricity is made on board the vehicle. >> honda clarity is in southern california showroom already. not being sold in the bay area yet because of the lack of refueling station. today expo included a seminar for local and state officials on weighs needed to get more refueling stations built here. expo runs until tomorrow at richmond pavilion so time to check it out. >> cal-trans says the number of calif

tied it says it is accelerating a plan to rollout cit based credit card technology. service companies grew in february at the slowest pace in four years. the supply management service sector index fell to 51.6 from january, 54. a lot coming up on "countdown to the closing bell" with great interviews and liz claman in california. back to money. >> wall street remain street here is who is making money. and bank of america shares of the lender have been showing shares of the high, that it will soon raise its dividend for the fiscal year and a quadruple the quarterly payout. is all speculation but the stock is up 2.9%. brian mullen and open up 2.5 million shares meaning more than a million bucks, not bad. also making money surprisingly and not executives at radio shack, the zombie retailer approved $1.5 million worth of retention bonuses for executives, radio shack doing everything it can to cling to its leadership has tried to bring itself back to the brink. the ceo is hint line to get an extra $500, of but will he? making sure you spend more money. united airlines want

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has cit come from much further p in the chain? is the bulk of the plane much further away? bear if mind, if this were drifting at 2 miles an hour, which is not ridiculous for that area, this could cover about 150 miles in three days. so in all the time since this plane went down, any debris you find out there could be quite a good distance off. john, michaela. >> when the currents are at play, it can be a game changer. it really can be. >> there was a storm, a satellite that took the pictures in today. >> which was a setback. tom foreman, thanks so much. we appreciate it. ahead at this hour, the hunt for this missing plane after 19 days. searchers have some satellite images to work with. they haven't found anything as we've been telling you. we are going to find out what comes next. what's the next step in this search process? ...return on investment wall isn't a street... isn't the only return i'm looking forward to... for some, every dollar is earned with sweat, sacrifice, courage. which is why usaa is honored to help our members with everything from investing for retirem

the art scene when patients at the cit a spine of the senate needs clients to oversee intelligence agencies will break down complex straight ahead. and it's been three years since japan was hit by a massive earthquake and tsunami. since then the pope achieve a nuclear plant has any radioactive material into the surrounding ground and sea. look back at the focus in the disaster coming out and he's the mayor faces a scandal just weeks before an election. prosecutors claim that didn't seem to bring you one thousand

cit administrator deanna santana is being replaced by fred blackwell.s no official word on why santana is leaving. but sources tell the oakland tribune mayor quan wanted her out. >>> 6:40. the new system that sync your iphone with the road coming up. >> and the market just opened up about ten minutes ago. let's get a quick look at the big board right now. lot better than yesterday you can see the dow is up about 171 points. coming up we'll get an update from kcbs radio's financial reporter jason brooks. ,,,,,, >>> checking out the pollen report today. looking pretty good outside. i think by the afternoon, it's really kind of a wet day out there. so that will knock down to pollen count but by tomorrow that's going to soar. all the trees and planting and bloom asking could be worse by -- blooming and could be worse by friday. >>> wall street congresses to react to ukraine. >> here's jason brooks on what looks like a better day than yesterday. jason? >> certainly is. good morning frank, good morning michelle. stocks are bouncing back in fact reclaiming all

mayor quan made the announcement last night and cit administrator deanna santana is being replaced byackwell. the new ca starts at noon today. there's no official word on why santana is leaving. but sources tell the oakland tribune quan wanted her out. >>> new this morning, the white house says national parks and their surrounding communities lost about $414 million because of last fall's government shutdown. the interior secretary says that money would have been spent by some 8 million people who of course had to cancel visits to their national parks. goaden gates national parks by the way took a big hit. >>> last week, the nation's consumer watchdog released findings on a credit report and score industry. >> cbs news business analyst jill schlesinger is here to talk about the results and good morning jill. how are you? >> reporter: good morning. >> so tell us, why is this cfpb raising the issue now? >> reporter: the agency conducted a 14 month probe and they identified 31,000 consumer complaints about credit reporting and credit scores. now of those 31,000, 73% said they had credit

. >> can you tell me whether the cit group was the company you referred to -- >> yes, it was the acquisition in 2001 that went very badly very quickly, yes. and they spun it off shortly after kozlowski left the company, yeah. it turned out to be a very costly mistake for the company. >> you touched on kozlowski and his transition in life from top executive to prison inmate. how have you personally been able to handle the transitions with this becoming an all-consuming part of your life like any entrepreneur would? >> the last three years of my life have been abnormal. [laughter] i have to, you know, give props to my family who have toll rated my strange schedule and house covered with research, and i checked out for a very long time. the baby that was sitting here earlier cheering for me, she was born the 4th of july, last summer. i took two full days off, which is a big break for me. but other than that i was, i was pretty much buried, and it was tough. and i thought the work would end once the book was finished. but, you know, the attention it's received, the national and international att

reporting a loss of eight cents per share, much narrow were then defists'anticipated $.57 cit.on sank. hong kong,ing to beijing, and jakarta this year. intofort by uber to tap growing demand from wealthy travelers. a three-day trial starts in hong kong today. sony replaces its cfo, masaru kato being moved. yoshido will be taking over as cfo for now. >> and a lot of interesting geopolitical and technology abates. youtube it week after it tried to ban twitter. ian bremmer, president of eurasia group michael fertik of reputation.com. set of the geopolitics right now. trying to dordogan in istanbul and ankara? >> he has elections coming up and he has lost a lot of support. there has been such divisiveness, creeping authoritarianism from erdogan. the economy is not doing well and all the rest. the number we had wikileaks in the u.s.? when you found out what was going on, we actually run a pretty tight ship and the state department. turkey.s is hitting all this information is coming out, being forced out in places like youtube and twitter. unlike the u.s., the turks cannot handle tha

for cit >> we have an incredibly volatile group, you are looking at the triple the kicker, -- tripleompany and the enormous swings. how do you play that? it seems like it is very tricky. >> it is very tricky and that is why you have to look at the options market. volatility is up 53% in may. this was very elevated and i think that the stock will peter off just a little bit. you can sell twice as many may-45 and pay less than $.10 for that right what -- right now. the most you can lose is $.10 and the stock will go down by 45 -- then you have made five dollars and you don't start losing money until the stock is around $40 per share. >> it sounds like you think -- you think that there is going to be some more volatility but not as much as we have been seeing? is that how we should read that? >> the implied volume is 53%. that, in no way is elevated for 3-d systems. it has been much higher than that. it is settling into a range. it is a good company on paper but i think it deserves the fall a little but in the next six weeks. >> larry, thank you for joining us. markets,e back on the "lu

. >> the global tea company has come under criticise im -- cit sis of its workers. >> this man and hise have been living and working on the tea estate for more than a decade. about five years ago amalgamated tea offered the employees a chance to buy company shares. they were not interested, but were not given a choice. >> we were told if you don't take shares, your work will be stopped. the labours country workers were forced to give thumb prints. we were scared. that's why we gave in. >> even though these a part owner, the family lives in a home without electricity, and a roof that has been leaking for the past eight years. and say complaints about living conditions or shared dividends are ignored. >> translation: our house is in bad shape. i can't take an $80 loan. how did they take $130 from us. they forced us. >> we tried speaking to other employees. we were asked to stop filming by men on motorcycles that escorted us away. they declined an interview, but stayed that dividends have been paid yearly, but they were called something else in bank statements. they say issues with worker

and cit, those would be our other key names. >> good to see you both, thank you for your analysis. >>ng shares also this morning of lululemon as you can see moving higher here after the conference call up almost 8% after the company reported mixed fourth quarter results. stock has been swimming around all morning. here fresh off the call joining us sam poser. senior research analyst at stern a.g. he's got an underperform rating $43 price target on lululemon. obviously the company is in turnaround mode. it's trying to improve its brand, its image. you heard a lot of humility on the call, sam. were they convincing? >> well, i mean, i think they're convincing that they're going to fix the supply chain and do a lot of those things. my concern is i don't think the comp -- the same-store sales guidance is a lay-up. i think the existing lulu customers doing quite a bit of continues to shop there and be excited about it. i'm not sure how well they're doing about bringing new customers into the gold and that makes me concerned especially given that the stock, you know, at the moment looks like