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toe low, to become the -- cos toe low to become the chief operating officer. jack had been putting together essentially a coup to have evan williams fired from the company. and one of the people he kind of browpght into this accidentally was dick costolo, and dick was kind of put in a place where he knew his friend evan was going to be fired, but the board had actually asked dick to run the company. and after dick -- after ev was pushed out, dick became the ceo. >> host: how much time were you able to spend interviewing, following around those five main characters? >> guest: well, i spent hundreds of hours interviewing people for the book. i mean, i literally went and found ex-girlfriends, boyfriends, cafÉ owners, you know, i was in search of the cleaning lady for a while. and i spent a considerable amount of time with all of the founders and the board members. i think i racked up 65 hours just with the founders and board members alone and then hundreds of hours with other people. i also through my reporting got access to thousands of documents and e-mails and

. >> dan doll who co-owns soapbox soaps with david agrees. >> there's no physical currency given. there's no other way to value someone's time and effort. that's the only currency you have. >> but how to value a company and how to distribute equity are tough decisions with lots of layers. the owners of the alexandria,va based company have mastered bar soap, liquid hand soap and body wash and they have a social mission they were committed to. but when it came to dividing up the company, they learned as they've grown. admittedly making some mistakes along the way. >> this is serious. it's real. these are real dollars. >> at the beginning, david and his cokounder eric decided to split the company 50/50. they wanted a level playing field for the vis. >> i think there's a herd mentality with entrepreneurship that someone needs to be in control. with soapbox we didn't want it to be. >> soon enough the pair needed help. that's where dan enters the story. in lieu of a salary, which they couldn't afford to pay they gave him a stake in the company. >> he was doing a lot of work for us but w

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airport capital improvement promotion and event fund from the boeing company, hensel phelps construction co., and united airlines, inc., pursuant to administrative code, section 10.100-18. airport commissionn >> the clerk: item 2. item 131238: event fund - $400,000]1312382.resolution approving donations of $100,000 or greater, totaling $400,000, to the airport capital improvement promotion and event fund from the boeing company, hensel phelps construction co., and united airlines, inc., pursuant to administrative code, section 10.100-18. >> the clerk: item 2. item 131238: event fund - $400,000]1312382.resolution approving donations of $100,000 or greater, totaling $400,000, to the airport capital improvement promotion and event fund from the boeing company, hensel phelps construction co., and united airlines, inc., pursuant to administrative code, section 10.100-18. airport commissionn supervisor mark >> the clerk: item 2. item 131238: event fund - $400,000]1312382.resolution approving donations of $100,000 or greater, totaling $400,000, to the airport capital improvement promotion and even

if you own a co-op, down 2%. we have a downturn i still haven't made up my money. it's all about liquidity, you're ability to trade in and out. the same with the art market any asset. >> can you imagine what these con condos are worth in yen terms? >> how about yuans. >> i hazard a guess there aren't many japanese. this is russian money, chinese, malaysian money. not japanese money. >> the structure is making -- causes a big difference. you know i guess it becomes a question of short term versus long. is that -- >> well there's that and there's also an issue of just what rich people want today. they love the new floor to ceiling windows where you can look over all of manhattan and say, it is all mine. you're on the 50th floor. you've got all new amenities, the concierge downstairs. >> is that you're next book what rich people want? >> i would read it. i would definitely read it. >> here's interesting numbers. we've seen this -- robert is right to be talking about this. we've seen it move in this direction for las

we look forward to that co nversation as well.ake a break and see you in a moment. ♪ decisionrst fed policy for the new year will be delivered later today. the last time the ben bernanke will be in the chair. >> turkey hikes rates. philly route reins volatile. lira remains volatile. takes the helm at sainsbury in july. morning to our viewers in europe. a warm welcome to those just waking up into the united states. >> this is "the pulse." chryslerly merged fiat- gets ready to hit the road today. they're expected to announce a new name. company asmine the it plans to post earnings later. >> our top story. u.s. president barack obama vows to sidestep congress to narrow economic disparity. he made the comments in his state of the union address earlier this morning. he urged congress to back to priorities to change immigration laws. onwe need to work together bipartisan trade promotion authority to protect our workers, protect our environment, and open new markets. [applause] china and europe are not standing on the sidelines. neither

consumer reports told pepsi co and goya about findings goya says it's looking into the matter and pepsi co says it meets regulations and it's voluntarily applying the standards within the next month. >> thank you. >> sur. >> a common fruit overseas may be able to stop affects of a diet full of but scombrer fried foods you see lingon berries in scandinavia and sweden. now, they say they may help with cholesterol the ber yeez almost completely prevented weight gain in mice fed a high fat diet. they found acai berries had the opposite affect. >> well, san san jess yeah city officials taking him at major league baseball. the lawyers filed a claim for quote interference. the city filed an appeal with the ninth kirk quit court of appeals by failing to act on a by the to move a's to the south bay. >> oakland business leaders pushing forward to try to secure land for a water front baseball stadium. a five member concoarse yum moving ahead to get control of the terminal in hopes that a's co-owner will build a park there. he did meet with more to transform the complex. >> more baseball note here,

very proud to be a co-sponsor. i think it really made clean energy more accessible to residential buildings and more san franciscans and i support this. i don't think it's a replacement for clean power sf, though, and i think in terms of environmental impact it may be relatively small, but i think we have to move with different innovative projects like this and others in our city. we also need to continue to work with the public utilities commission to honor the super majority of this board to move forward with clean power sf while still exploring other important projects like this as well, but i'm proud to be a co-sponsor of this. >> colleague, any further discussion? >> president chiu, just real quick again. thank you for reminding me to thank mr. chin from the department of the environment. he's played an integral role. also make sure i don't forget nadia from our office of public finance and her entire team as well. >> okay, colleagues, unless there is additional discussion, can we take this item same house sam

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his judge cannot hand down the sentence until his co-defendant's trial is complete. and that has been dragging on for two years. >> is there anything you look forward to? >> some fresh air. i haven't been outside in 26 months and 3 days, i have not been outside and breathed the air. this is the air i breathe from these vents. >> as an adult, leija has had prior convictions for possession of marijuana and assault and battery. before that, he had numerous stays in the county's juvenile facility. >> i already had my hands on a gun at a very young age. grew up too fast maybe, running the streets, smoking weed, stealing cars. lot of people say my mom wasn't a good mom, my dad wasn't a good father. that's not what i am saying. i am saying i wasn't the best kid, you know. >> roll, salad, cake. same thing we get every day. >> that's why we're fat. >> we are. we're the fat group. >> in the women's wing of the jail, vicki groth admits she hasn't always been the ideal kid either. >> i feel bad for what i did, not for what i did, who i did it to. i took kids' christmas presents.

jonathan tisch, co-chairman of the loews corporation and co-owner of the new york giants. he was born and raised in a new york family. in 1959, his family branched out and bought loews theaters. today the loews have billions of dollars in assets that generate billions of dollars in annual revenue with interest from everything in hotels, insurance, oil and gas, to theaters. jonathan tisch runs the company and is also the chairman of loews hotels. >> we made it guest friendly. >> he completed a massive luxury renovation of a flagship hotel that is near and dear to his heart. >> i grew up in this hotel. >> network has not stopped him from writing books. >> you get about six hours of sleep? >> 5-6 hours of sleep. you will get an e-mail from me early in the morning. >> i caught up with him at his team's home turf -- metlife stadium. ♪ >> it is incredible to be out here. how does it make you feel? >> pretty amazing. i think that my father and what he went through to afford us this opportunity to be partners with the giants. >> bob tisch fulfilled his lifelong dream when he bough

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and one of the things that happened was he had a title of co-founder at twitter. he did haven't a role as the company grew. but he was the moral fence that surrounded the company. twitter is a different company in many respects. i write stories for "the new york times" about facebook effecting people's privacy and google stealing people's images off their phone and things that happened over the years. i have never had to write those stories about twitter and part atmosphere -- of the reason -- is stone and goldman. they set up a rule that said twitter should be impartial and not seen as having a viewpoint. when twitter was being used into the iranian revolution or the occupy wall street, biz stone said they will not comment on this. we don't see it as a good or bad thing. >> host: what is the relationship between the four co-founders today? >> noah glass after he was pushed out of the company by his closest friends he fell into the depression and kind of has taken a long time to recover. these were his best friends. and evan williams, too. evan and him were close

i have two co- sponsor i want to thank. sxhooemz and commissioner antoine and jeremy paul r powell in my office has done a great deal as well as the planning adapt has worked a year open developing the legislation as well. and spent several times in the planning commission to be heard. also in the audience is tom who is part of the ideas behind those two pieces of legislation coming forward today. the first one is an ordinance that demolition and mergers and conversions. this ordinance is intended to protect against 0 affordable housing and demolition of housing and merging multiple houses into a single opt and other non-residential unions. it was updated to make it a priority to protect the for a fact of the existing housing especially rent controlled housing but the criteria that the planning department used for demolition and mergers and conversions have not been update in preserving rent control in affordable housing. is instead the planning code make the building more consistent with the laws of the zoning of the neigh

fact, freedom as we understand it, co. is bound to , different to choose providers, the services and goods that we want, and if one doesn't serve what we need, we turn to another. if we do not like the mill, which i know the restaurant. if it did this -- if a physician is a pleasing or a dentist doesn't do what we want, we shop for another. while most of our economy embraces choice, until recently, our education system has been a local government monopoly in which the only choice families could exercise if they wanted or needed to send their child to a public school was the choice of where to live that was available to those who could afford to move where the schools are good and let's call that status quo is a good education. you want to live in a good zip code because it has a good school education associated with it. that is changing. we see the growth of public charter schools. they did not exist 25 years ago. they currently enroll 5% of school students. they have at least a 20% share in 32 large school districts. here

sanchez, was a co-compliant scheme shown to the department? >> who worked close with the department on the various iterations. >> thank you, i will say that we have been presented with really numerous iterations and permutations of the property over the years to get a design concern that the department had initially and some designs of the neighborhood and architecture hired for the project. putting to the with respect to the rear yard variance, anyway you slice it, a project that meets the traditional urban design expectation with building front ages to continue and any property with that sort of revision is going to require a variance for that aspect of the code. now, in many ways the open space kind of sunlight access and the dwelling exposure variances can be thought of as somewhat related to those because for the dwelling and exposure and usable open space, if those areas identify to meet those requirements are located within a complying rear yard, then you satisfy those requirements. if you just do it in a nature to being a corner lot bu

you smoke to co-workers of the flu victim who was awfully young. >> that is right. matte walker is only 23 which is why co-workers here at g and g supermarket are having a tough time processing this death. when matte walker came down with the flu co-workers didn't think too much of it. he was only 23 years old >> he was young and healthy it is a shock. >> walker posted this picture of himself december 26th. he wrote lying on gurney with 103 temperatures today, no fun. the illness lasted two weeks then wednesday, doctors pronounced him dead. tanner peterson was also a close buddy. >> kind of went back and forth. it's weird. he went into the hospital and it was all good, then, came out and went in again. then, all of a sudden, just everything went bad within a day. >> walker was one of ten severe flu cases so far this season. of the 10, 4 50 years old. >> feels like a steep time frame. we're seeing dramatic increase. but how that is going play out over the season is too early to tell. >> walker's father says his son didn't get the flu shot, but didn't sleep a lot and

for example, there is a bank in detroit called co-merica. they have something called 107% risk weighted to normal assets. what that means is they're paying -- they're raising capital on 107% of their assets which is more, of course, than they have, than 100%. credit suisse, which is another bank which operates in the united states, has only 20% risk-weighted assets to assets. the difference is comerica has to raise capital because it lends to businesses. credit suisse doesn't lend to businesses so it doesn't need to raise all this capital. the net result overall is if you look at loans to small businesses from 2008 to the present, they're down. they're down and everything else in banking is up. large businesses, how are they affected? .essentially we're dealing with a huge global financial system. there's $26 trillion in