each department has an ada disabilities access coordinator, sometimes it's called a dak for public contact. the department of public works coordinator is kevin jans on. >> i want to go over our procedures. if someone has a request for a curb ramp program. they can contact 311 or dpw directly or contact the mayor's office on disability. then usually the procedure would be if it's related to specific curb ramp concerns, that's forwards to kevin jan son, department of public works, he reviews the question and contacts the city and routes them to the proper office. most of those request are forward to the department of public works, the streets and highway engineering group. they go out and investigate the request. they report the findings, make recommendation, back to kevin jan son's office and the information is entered into data base, the program information system or chris we like to call it for short. it's our chris data base that keeps nearly 50,000 potential curb ramp locations out that the city. with that information with the data base and all the request that comen over time, mod and

. >> when you dak -- take into the contribution into retirement, the raise equals to 1% over the next few years. them less th >> and the two sides are supposed to get back to negotiations a week from to thal leave them less than a month. >>> police say six suspects broke into a home last night to rob it, but it turned into a gun battle. one of the vic pulled a gun and shot all three intruders, one of whom died later. >> it was loud. it sounded like they were firing back at each other. -- >>> a live look at downtown san francisco this evening. not hot this evening, but just wait! >> we're going to see a change from the near normal temperatures. 70s for petaluma and san jose. we will be leaving that comfort zone. we have had a light to moderate onshore flow. when that moves out, that's going to allow high pressure to move back in. and that's going to warm us back to the level some of us have not seen this year. not 100 day for this year! in comparison, concord has had seven. >>> president obama is in russia at the g-20 summit trying to convince internati leaders to support a strike on s

to your point they acomb dak ac the twists and turns. >> what is diplomacy, but talking. john kerry was talkingen a press conference. said something that that meaning to the other side. he didn't think it would have meaning. it did. they've went to work. >> i don't want to be a frowny face all over of this. >> just keep smiling. all you have to do. >> sergei will call. >> exactly. but, you know. president obama didn't consult with john kerry. john kerry was out there. sergei lavarov came with his deal. the white house embracing it. leaving john kerry out there to pick up the pieces and negotiate in geneva. let us not underestimate the skills of vladamir putin not a good dude by any stretch of the imagination. as a former kgb operative, taking out on-eds in a calculated series of move off to get international sort of, win the international debate over who is in charge here. in the on-said piece. putin is ceding factual ground. he wasn't willing to leave as possiblen the past. what people are looking for. why doesn't putin say what we think he should say the how dare he say

citizens in syria and if there's major military action from the outside in syria, these people will be in daker and russia has sent ships already to the area to be able to extract more of them. >> okay. thank you so much for your perspective. appreciate that. >>> a teen's death was first ruled and accident, but his parents just couldn't accept it. now, new information that confirms their fears that it was murder. just by talking to a helmet. it grabbed the patient's record before we even picked him up. it found out the doctor we needed was at st. anne's. wiggle your toes. [ driver ] and it got his okay on treatment from miles away. it even pulled strings with the stoplights. my ambulance talks with smoke alarms and pilots and stadiums. but, of course, it's a good listener too. [ female announcer ] today cisco is connecting the internet of everything. so everything works like never before. >>> it was at first ruled an accident. a georgia teen found dead rolled up in a gym mat, but now, a new independent autopsy shows what the parents believe all along. that their son was murdered. victor black

ness dak moving to the downside. nasdaq has an options business. so does nyse and cboe.r as we can tell nasdaq had nothing to do with this. this whole system opra is run by essentially the computer business of the new york stock exchange. that's the organization that runs the computers for the new york stock exchange and the nyse that controls opra. slight move to the downside but the overall market moved to the downside as well. the s&p 500 dipped from its recent highs. we're only a few points. you see that move to the downside. the important thing i want to point out, it appears like business here, am mention option business up and running, nasdaq as well, still trying to confirm some of the other exchanges to make sure they are still up and running. back to you. >> thanks so much. bob pisani on the floor of the exchange. coming up next, more news out of the navy yard shooting where 12 people are confirmed dead. the president addressing the shooting a short time ago. a live report from the white house when "street signs" returns. [ female announcer ] it's time for the

. >> reporter: established stars like bill hader, jason is he dak is, fred armisen said good-bye at theozen new faces. >> i am so excited for them, and they're about to go on this really life changing journey, and i'm excited for them and i am excited to watch. i can't wait to watch the show. >> do you have any advice when you come in to do a show like this for the new cast? >> enjoy each other. >> weekend update with seth meyers. >> reporter: the next departure, seth meyers, he leaves early next year to take over nbc's late night talk show. >> losing so many cast members around the same time must make people at nbc a little nervous. they have gone through this before, so they know how to handle it. it is like the seniors graduating from a team or high school. when the freshmen come in, the school feels different. >> reporter: one recent graduate has some advice for the incoming class. >> i just remember my first two seasons like i just didn't sleep. i mean, starting thursday night, i couldn't sleep, there's so much pressure of making it, am i doing okay. >> we'll be right back after a

the s&p and fass dak have five-day winning streaks. called higher today.he moment is 12 points above fair value, as well. as far as european equity res concerned, losses yesterday, the ftse down 16 points. it is firmer this morning. now up near the session high, 0.8%. autos helping the markets a little better. xetra dax up 1.6%. the ibex in spain up 1.4%. worth pointing out, as well, spanish yields are now lower than italian yields for the first time since 2012, as well. meanwhile, focuses on the president, mr. obama is still on the fence about taking military action against syria without congressional approval. interview owes the major u.s. tv networks, the president says he's not certain he can win a vote on the resolution to authorize using force, but he's set to meet with senate democrats and republicans today before giving a televised address to the american people this evening. president obama says the russian proposal mean what time to get syria to seize control of its chemical weapons is a positively development. >> a famous american president once

but others say the fass dak is still in the race.anding by at cnbc's headquarters with more. over to you, seema. >> hi, dee. it's no secret the ipo market is hot. another one lists say thanks to the equity rally, the jobs act and the improved in performance, private companies have been more inclined to list on the public exchanges. this resurgence in activity has been a boom for the nyse and the nasdaq. shareholders are particularly interested in where twitter, the social media company will list. given the glitch of facebook's ipo last year and the trading halls in late august of this year. now, i caught up with nasdaq's senior vice president and head of few listings bob mccuey, and he said it would be a big victory for the exchange. >> certainly twitter would be a big win for the nasdaq. twitter is a wonderful platform for the -- for ideas that flourish and for communication and we certainly think that they would be well suited to be part of the nasdaq family of companies. they certainly were and are a disrupter. >> when asked why t

the fass dak being up at a 15-year peak on tuesday, u.s. treasuries up for the fifth day in a row and the nikkei up on an eight-week high. investors appeared calm by the prospects of a modest scale back of stimulus. but what if recent data turns paper light into paper zero? get a look at some of the estimates for more. cnbc.com. right now for more we have our own in-house expert here in london. karen has all the details. >> these are the estimates to how much the fed will taper. we have got -- first up let me run you through the numbers. warptants expect $14.5 billion to be taken off the table, up absolutely from the previous survey which averaged just over $12 billion. the poll of top economists said reduction, which is expected to be concentrated in treasuries, has been largely priced in by the markets. now, jpmorgan analysts have been the most hawkish out there. they're predicting the central bank could taper bond purchases by as much as $20 billion. barclay's expects the fed to drop back by $15 billion, 10 from treasury purchases. goldm

the top performers, the subaru legacy, outback, cad dak ats and srx, mercedes c plus, volvo s 60 and0. without auto brakes damage exceeds $28,000 but with auto brakes less than $6,000 in damage. now compare the two. >> we think it's worth the money. >> we've got two cameras mounted up here. >> reporter: inside the top rated subaru legacy, dominic infante calls the two cameras a second pair of eyes. i was able to take my foot off of the brake and the gas and the car stopped on its own. that's how it was meant to work. >> exactly. so what you've got are two cameras, the cameras are seeing there is a vehicle in front of you and slowing down. it starts to put on the brakes and has the power to bring to you a complete stop and keep you stopped. >> reporter: cost varies. it could cost hundreds, could cost thousands of dollars depending how advanced the system is. at this point they're mostly optional and about 5% to 10% of the new cars are being sold with these systems. carol? >> fascinating. rene marsh reporting live from washington, thank you. >>> it is a nightmare secenario for every pa

it is extremely dak rouse to encourage people to see themselves as exceptional whatever the motivationnk you for your valuable input there, vlad. the concept of american exceptional, that america is fundamentally different, is widely attributed. but the phrase was coined by none other than soviet dictator joseph stalin in who in 1929 condemned the heresy of american exceptionalism when confronted with a report that american workers would never revolt against the capitalist class because they were different, they loved money and tolerated inequality like no other working class in the world. you see, even if you didn't mean it as a compliment, russian leaders have been talking about american exceptional for nearly a century. so is this sort of tit for tat between putin and obama finally resolved in this moment over syria? >> yes, it is. well, first of all, i want to say that stalin simply quoted -- stalin was an educated man. he knew exactly where america stands. he also know what is he was talking about and knew and so does putin because russia also considers itself an exceptionalist na

this is the first time the knack dak took a dive. >>> 3 now, more twists and turns in the murder case count of accessory for murder. authorities say the two eluded law enforcement and made attempts to hide evidence. arraignment dates have not yet been set. >>> number 4, the new york city opera needs cash fast. $7 million. a spokesperson said the opera needs the money by monday or the theater is going to be forced to file bankruptcy. tickets would have to cost 600 bucks for the opera to break even. the starting price, of course, is $25. >>> number 5 now, uninsured americans can start signing up for obama care on tuesday. the enrollment period extends through march. the president's signature health care law is designed to provide coverage for an estimates 48 million americans. ♪ >>> now the mere mention of obama care can whip up a really heated debate not just around your dinner table. but at the office, anywhere, actually. >> yeah, the thing is, some of what you hear is true. some of it isn't. so we want you to be informed. we've asked c.c. conley to help us separate fact from fiction

as soon as dak nasdaq is up 26.ected earnings boosted by stronger sales of cigarettes. dollar general put its full year profit forecast in june and is standing by the numbers. bill ackman is out, glenview is in. jcpenney seeing a nice gain after glenview's larry robbins disclosed a stake in the retailer. kyle bass has a 5.2% stake. disclosed that yesterday. >> another big day on capitol hill. in just an hour secretary of state jon kerry and defense secretary chuck hagel will testify about military action in syria. we'll talk to members on both sides of the aisle. >>> plus, is apple tv coming soon? a new report says we could see a new apple tv as soon as next week. we'll take a closer look and tell you what you can expect. >>> also, time to get smart. in just a couple hours from now, samsung will unveil its brand new smart watch. the question is why wait until then when we can give you an inside look at the new smart watch in just a couple minutes. >> but we'll start with apple, of course. while many are expecting th

not even considered -- they are sold as research chemicals but they don't have a legitimate use this dak can you give a list of those? >> yes. in fact, we have not analog so we need to make them controlled to analog that they do have far more logical and some structural similarity yet not enough to move them over to an analog. if we move them to an analog then we can prosecute the other drugs that are strictly similar to them. there is such a wide range of drugs out there and some that we haven't seen better destined for this market. >> this is the problem because let's say that there's three chemicals used in a given job. let's say the kids know they can use this and get a high. so, you put the three chemicals on the schedule and they see this and they change one of the chemicals and that is all they have to do to avoid to use the matured absolutely right. >> and it seems to me that that is an unrelenting number. it just goes on and on and on. and then you don't know what is the deadly part of that combination of chemicals. >> we have no idea which of these are going to be the drug to p