it probably is a good place to get short, but dan is in good company. tility in gld today was up 10%. there are plenty of people that thinks there are more down side. >> my model that we run is right at 138 on the gld, so, certainly there could be down side here. we've gone ahead and sold some in the money calls against our long gld exposure. so, that's interesting that the 138 break even level, we probably are going to be due for that, to hit that level, maybe go further and that's where dan's trade would pay off. >>> shares of goldman sachs have been on a mini-rally. could now be the time to get short the banks? we'll debate it when we come back. . futures move first. learn futures from experienced pros with dedicated chats and daily live webinars. and trade with papermoney to test-drive the market. ♪ all on thinkorswim. from td ameritrade. ♪ [ indistinct shouting ] [ male announcer ] time and sales data. split-second stats. [ indistinct shouting ] ♪ it's so close to the options floor... [ indistinct shouting, bell dinging ] ...you'll bust your brain b

i know dan is here, larry stringer is here and our colleagues and our partners in arbor day. today like many other days, trees will be dedicated in someone who has contributed to san francisco either through their work or given back to the environment through culture, through arts and through many of the hard work and we will unveil who will receive this dedication today. as many of you know trees are very important for our communities. they provide us shade, they deter water from going into our storm systems, they provide a place for birds and butterflies and of course they help us clean our air. arbor day is a very important event. it is celebrated not just in america, but all over the world and i'm honored that we are kicking this event. i would like to thank the mayor for bringing arbor day back to san francisco. this is our 8th arbor day. i will welcome mayor lee to the stage. >> thank you the dpw, the recreation department, to all of those who helped us in working today. arbor day, it is an annual celebration that we have struggled very hard to make sure this city appre

i know dan is here, larry stringer is dan is here, larry stringer is >> chair farrell: good afternoon. everyone. welcome to the san francisco board of supervisors budget and finance in the for wednesday, april 3, 2013. i am mark farrell, i will be chairing this committee 1kwr0eu7d by supervisor mar, london breed, scott wiener and john avalos. i would like to thank the members of sfgvtv as well as the clerk of the committee, victor young. do we have announcements? >> the clerk: please silence all cell phones and electronic devices. copies should be submitted to the clerk. items acted upon will appear on the april 9 board of supervisors agenda unless otherwise stated. >> chair farrell: thank you very much. mr. clerk, can you please call item one. >> the clerk: 1. hearing to review the impact of illegal manipulation of the london inter-bank offered rate on san francisco's finances; to explore options to recover any losses; and to review any interest rate swaps or other financial instruments the city is engaged in that may have excessive interest rates or fees that should be renegotiated.

opening opening day is april 17th and it's really, really cool. >> ama: let's get a check on weather as we head into saturday. >> danndhya patel is here. >> the weekend is looking fabulous. as we look at live doppler, we have a few clouds through. higher clouds and patchy low clouds near the coast line, but other than that, nothing to complain about as i look from high definition roof cam. a gentle breeze out to the bay bridge, temperatures right now, 49 in santa rosa. it is 51 in livermore. 53 degrees in los gatos. here are the highlights, cool tonight, patchy cloudsand mily and mild inland. much like today. then it's going to get cooler and windier as we head into sunday. it's this cold front, this area is cool pool of air that is going to drop down toward northern california. a as it comes in here, we'll notice the windy conditions on sunday. take a look at the wind forecast. these are wind gusts, strongest wind gusts in the purple there, moderate in yellow and lighter shades of blue indicates weaker wind gusts. we're seeing moderate winds along the coastline, 35 mile-an-hour wind gusts. the winds continue to pic

opening opening day is april 17th and it's really, really cool. >> ama: let's get a check on weather as we head into saturday. >> dansandhya patel is here. >> the weekend is looking fabulous. as we look at live doppler, we have a few clouds passing through. higher clouds and patchy low clouds near the coast line, but other than that, nothing to complain about as i look from high definition roof cam. a gentle breeze out to the bay bridge, temperatures right now, 49 in santa rosa. it is 51 in livermore. 53 degrees in los gatos. here are the highlights, cool tonight, patchy clouds, sunny and mild inland. much like today. then it's going to get cooler and windier as we head into sunday. it's this cold front, this area is cool pool of air that is going to drop down toward northern california. a as it comes in here, we'll notice the windy conditions on sunday. take a look at the wind forecast. these are wind gusts, strongest wind gusts in the purple there, moderate in yellow and lighter shades of blue indicates weaker wind gusts. we're seeing moderate winds along the coastline, 35 mile-an-hour wind gusts. the winds contin

: the promise they are making to >> dan: this week, guest worker program is not sitting well with bay area immigration reform advocates. >> join the fight, join the fight. >> dan: dozens of students use the day off to march through oakland this afternoon. sky7hd shows about 40 teenagers walking along international boulevard towards downtown oakland. they want the dream act to be included in any immigration reform granting citizenship to undocumented youth brought to the country at a young age. >> we're not fighting with the movement. not going to win. i don't even know if there is a dream act as part of the legislation. that is completely unacceptable. >> dan: about 50 oakland teenagers will travel to washington for a massive rally next week at the nation's capital. >> cheryl: tim cook issued the second major apology of his tenure. he apologized to customers in china where they apple was blasted for not responding to warranty complaints. they promised to improve the company's repair policies and provide clearer warranty information and offer better training at retail sto

. >> an independent engineer is now working with the national park service to solve this problem. >> dan: the weather is clearing up just in time for the a's home opener for the first part of baseball season. lyanne melendez is live at the coliseum. soggy weather caused some extra work for the ground crews there. >> reporter: that's right. i'm here tell you it's opening day, but more like opening night for the ees because the game doesn't start until 7:00 this evening. as other fans will tell you, people here say they are so lucky it's not raining. >> the umbrellas came out on this first day of april bringing a lot more than a few scattered showers. commuters got the worst of this morning's down pour. >> think we need the rain and i like rain. i'm from the midwest. >> but it was a nightmare for a few oakland a's fans that got early for opening day. >> 7:00 in the morning and it was pouring. it was really pouring. i thought it was like, man, is it ever going to stop. >> overnight, park crews did what they could to protect the fields. this morning they rushed to get things ready in time fo

is tech, in fact, in trouble? let's get in the money and find out right now. dan, you're bearish by nature, so, i'm guessing that you're worried? >> here is the thing. today apple was flirting with that 52-week low. it made a break to the end of the day, go down to $419. the 52-week low is $419. it made it a few weeks ago. and then it hold. google is a totally different story. google has been the beneficiary of apple's pain over the last few months. made a new all-time high last month and it since came off 7.5%. the stock broke down through some important technical support. i don't think there's anything really that fundamentally interesting going on. other than maybe that facebook announcement yesterday. i think it shows that facebook is getting a bit more serious in social and mobile and so, to me, you know, that could have been one of the catalysts to cause the breakdown. >> mike khouw, i want to pose this question to you. is google in the phase before apple fell? google is one of the most owned stocks by hedge funds, investor favorite. are we in a honeymoon ph

is to be paid in full. other creditors are fighting back, saying federal law mandates that all who are owed take a financial hit. dans still with us and assistant editorial page editor, james freeman and alici alicia, you've been following this, terrible for stockton. >> the pensions could be cut in this case and other cities follow in bankruptcy to eliminate the bond and preserve the cushy benefits for public employees. >> paul: and why should everybody take a hit? what are the policies of hitting the bondholders, but sparing the pensioners? >> first of all, cal-pers. >> paul: that's the california pension. >> that's right, they threatened the pay area city of vallejo and said they would hold the city up in court for tons of money and lawsuits in order to stop them from cutting pensions. and sure enough, it's working in stockton. >> paul: because the politics, the unions are very strong in these cities and they don't want their benefits cut and it's easier to get the dentist to tokyo or peoria who invested in the bonds and skim them instead of skimming the people on the local payroll. >> that's right. the unions of

opening opening day is april 17th and it's really, really cool. >> ama: let's get a check on weather as we head into saturday. >> dan: sandhya patel is here. >> the weekend is looking fabulous. as we look at live doppler, we have a few clouds passing through. higher clouds and patchy low clouds near the coast line, but other than that, nothing to complain about as i look from high definition roof cam. a gentle breeze out to the bay bridge, temperatures right now, 49 in santa rosa. it is 51 in livermore. 53 degrees in los gatos. here are the highlights, cool tonight, patchy clouds, sunny and mild inland. much like today. then it's going to get cooler and windier as we head into sunday. it's this cold front, this area is cool pool of air that is going to drop down toward northern california. a as it comes in here, we'll notice the windy conditions on sunday. take a look at the wind forecast. these are wind gusts, strongest wind gusts in the purple there, moderate in yellow and lighter shades of blue indicates weaker wind gusts. we're seeing moderate winds along the coastline, 35 mile-an-hour wind gusts. the winds cont

so, once again, i would like to call up, dan, where is dan? i already talked to dan. dan? all right. so this is dan wynn, let me tell you about what dan did. so on september eleventh, at 4:57. public safety safety dispatcher received a call from a 14-year-old girl named tiane saying that she needed medical help for her mother and verified the address and her phone number and provided her with medical instructions. and stayed on the line with tanani and kept reassuring her that help was on the way. and compassionate tone helped tani remain calm and assisted her in providing assistance to her mother. unfortunately she and her family were unable to join us today but we do have this fine public servant representing the good work of the city that we are going to celebrate and we are going to take a moment again to hear the tape played so we hear a little bit of his work and what we are celebrating. >> do you have an emergency? >> tanin >> is the bleeding stopped or still going? >> i am not sure. feeling really tired and a lot of pain. >> and so, how hold is the patient? >> how o

dan is pulling ahead because dan had syracuse and louisville. >> and marquette? >> bill, you had louisville ohio state, who is now gone. >> yeah. >> and florida, who is now gone and indiana, who is now gone. so, you and i are both down to louieville. dan has louisville and syracuse. dan is in the lead. >> by a hair. >> by a hair. dan will win this there is no way for us to come back. dan is going to win this. >> is that why he took the day off? >> might be. frankly, i am glad he is not here today. >> all right. just a little bit later, bok kusak from the hill and meredith shiner, as friends of bill. from roll call and how safe is the keystone pipeline going to be? maybe we found out over the weekend. >> this is the fult court press. >> here is what else is making news. we were just talking about the final four. we've got some good news/bad news, kevin ware sustained one of the most grew semi gruesome injuries. the semifinal match-up will see sire siryracuse play michigan but yesterday it was about ware. it's confirmed a compound fracture is what he sustained. the

the pylons you see over there is a concept, i think dan hodep came up to represent a historic part of the port. and to provide the concept of did you know, and that concept is something you find yourself repeating at a party. did you know why it was named dogpatch. did tu -- did you know that pier 15 was for the men that defended the port in the pacific. that was the part of historical and the did you know. i am proud that the work you see around you is done by port staff and interns. we did not use any outside consultants. as you see we have a most amazing talented staff. the pylons, there are 20 of them played up the entirety of the waterfront. trying to be as strategic as possible with their location. and they is a couple of really neat attributes. and happily they are sponsored. so we like that part too. you can see the "did you know" portion of the pylons is facing towards people that are activating and using the waterfront. and the promenade and the blue green way and the southern waterfront. if you happen to watch, you will see people walking along and then stopping to read wha

remember dan is on the panel, do not use big words. >> here i go. matt welch wrote a fantastic column in the issue of "the death of a con terror -- contrarianism." it is about trying to be popular and neutering the new public by taking out the contrarian element which is leftism and the democratic party which is a healthy and wonderful thing for both parties and washington. that is the only way the people actually grow. and democrats, they don't really need to self-criticize right now because they just re-elected jimmy carter for the third time. it is a miracle. but if you go on facebook just read what some of your liberal friends are saying. they are very partisan and very apologetic and completely out of touch with reality. >> 19% of republicans said there is nothing they disliked about their party. 37% of democrats said the same thing about their party. is that actually dangerous about the democrats? >> absolutely. there was a thing going on about our friend julian sanchez launched three or four years ago , epistemic closure. and he had a point an

this is one of the situations that dan is doing. do i think this stock over the next five to six weeks could move 1.5% plus in either direction. if you're going to make the bearish sense, this is where it could make sense. there are a lot of things that could make it move lower. this is a way you can decide to make a bet to the down side without taking a great deal of trouble. >> even if the stock trades down to where its peers are trading. it's tratding at a 16% premium to large pharma names. why pay 1.35? why not make this a spread? >> that's a great question. normally we do want to trade spreads because you can get the math working for you or you can reduce the cost of the trade but in a low volatility name, low implied volatility name where the options are really, really cheap, dollar cheap, there's no reason to get too cute. buy an option. buy it more or less at the money option and then you don't have to worry about spreading out of it or spreading out of your spread. >> let's wrap this up. want to short j. and j., call a docto

i know dan is here, larry stringer is here and our colleagues and our partners in arbor day. today like many other days, trees will be dedicated in someone who has contributed to san francisco either through their work or given back to the environment through culture, through arts and through many of the hard work and we will unveil who will receive this dedication today. as many of you know trees are very important for our communities. they provide us shade, they deter water from going into our storm systems, they provide a place for birds and butterflies and of course they help us clean our air. arbor day is a very important event.

this is a story that the i team first exposed in a major investigation. dan noyes is here now. you covered the health commission and it was remarkable. >> it was something. the cost of the city is far greater than the $750,000. person after person described what a great loss he is to the patients of laguna. >> a highly unusual move at tonight's san francisco health commission meeting to settle a wrongful termination lawsuit to be implanted at the hospital honoring a whistle-blower. >> the plaque will say in recognition of derrick kerr-md for his contributions 1989-2010. >> it was forced out of her. it doesn't come from her heart. but the fact that she had to do it is the vindication that they didn't get away with smearing and trying to bury me. >> in an i team investigation three years ago he blew the whistle on the abuse of the gift fund meant for patients. many of whom have no family or money. the fund is supposed to pay for creature comforts. a cold soda from the machine, a favorite food, a small tv set or bus trips off hospital grounds. but we confirmed administrators raide

carolyn, dan is it. >> thanks. >>> finally the good news is we still have a chance. the powerball will keep growing. >> nobody won the $60 million national jackpot. >> at least 123,000 californians did win something though. prizes start at $4. >> the next drawing takes place on saturday. the jackpot has already grown to $70 million tonight. >> now i'm interested. i wasn't at 60. >>> next on "jimmy kimmle live." alice in chains and jason bait money. >> i'm carolyn johnson. >> and i'm dan ashley. thank you for watching. we appreciate your time. abc morning news continues tomorrow morning at 4:30 a.m. >> and we are always available at abc7news.com, on facebook and twitter at abc7 news bay area. >> see you tomorrow. >> announcer: from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live!" tonight jason bateman. from "42," chadwick boseman. and music from alice in chains. with cleto and the cletones. and now, not a moment too soon, here's jimmy kimmel! [ a applause ] >> jimmy: thank you all for coming. hey, is anybody worried about these north korean missiles? are you worried about it guil

this is a story that the i team first exposed in a major investigation. dan noyes is here now. you covered the health commission and it was remarkable. >> it was something. the cost of the city is far greater than the $750,000. person after person described what a great loss he is to the patients of laguna. >> a highly unusual move at tonight's san francisco health commission meeting to settle a wrongful termination lawsuit to be implanted at the hospital honoring a whistle-blower. >> the plaque will say in recognition of derrick kerr-md for his contributions 1989-2010. >> it was forced out of her. it doesn't come from her heart. but the fact that she had to do it is the vindication that they didn't get away with smearing and trying to bury me. >> in an i team investigation three years ago he blew the whistle on the abuse of the gift fund meant for patients. many of whom have no family or money. the fund is supposed to pay for creature comforts. a cold soda from the machine, a favorite food, a small tv set or bus trips off hospital grounds. but we confirmed administrators raide

you said somebody calling him tough, well, he sure is. dan, back to you. >> ron, we miss you and we look forward to seeing you back here next weekend. >>> sad proof on this sunday morning. no family no matter devote, famous or wealthy is immune to tragedy. rick warren, author of one of the best-selling books of all time, has lost his son to suicide. pastor rick as he's called, released an agonizing public letter about his family's ore deal. >> reporter: he led many others through dark times. but this morning, pastor rick warren and his wife kay are themselves asking for prayers and support. grieving their 27-year-old son, matthew. a role reversal for the man of a congregation of tens of thousands. matthew took his own life after a long battle with depression. which warren described to members of his saddleback church, writing, quote, i'll never forget how many years ago after another approach had failed to give relief, matthew said dad, i'm going to heaven. ie condition i just diane enthis pain thp >> we're a family. we're walking through thi

. >> dan is here now and you have been sifting through court documents. >> when i first investigatedafety of guard rails back in 2002 the issue was improper installation. but this time it's design change that may a problem. on 600,000 guard rails around the country and across california. >> driving bay area highway you have seen these rectangle. called guard rail end terminal or head. this is how they are supposed to work in a collision. force of the crash beat the w shape guard rail into the head where it gets flatten into a rib been of steel curling off to the side. that process absorb the energy of the crash and slows down the vehicle. >> i'm manufacturer of guard rail and the company thaten stalls and have installed and repair these terminal. >>reporter: josh says one of the biggest competitors trinity industry of dallas modified the terminal without telling the government. shrinking the length, height and width to save money. >> 4 inch. >>reporter: we found this one off 101 in gilroy. but all over the bay area. whistle blower lawsuit harmon says with trinity if you are inch wide

carolyn, dan is it. >> thanks. >>> finally the good news is we still have a chance. the powerball will keep growing. >> nobody won the $60 million national jackpot. >> at least 123,000 californians did win something though. prizes start at $4. >> the next drawing takes place on saturday. the jackpot has already grown to $70 million tonight. >> now i'm interested. i wasn't at 60. >>> next on "jimmy kimmle live." alice in chains and jason bait money. >> i'm carolyn johnson. >> and i'm dan ashley. thank you for watching. we appreciate your time. abc morning news continues tomorrow morning at 4:30 a.m. >> and we are always available at abc7news.com, on facebook and twitter at abc7 news bay area. >> see you tomorrow. ta, georgia, first round of masters could see thunderstorms for the later round here in the day. large hail, damaging wind gusts. tornados all a threat with the storms. we are also seeing more in the way of snowfall. area of low pressure. tapping into arctic air. snow continues across central minnesota on into the upper peninsula of michigan. john, marci, bac

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dan. >> okay thanks investment we are once again focused on fair danger as it warms up and lillian is on that story live for us tonight. lillian. >> this cal fire station is increasing staffing tomorrow all because of red flag warning and it's only april. >> this brush fire that break out in contra costa county today may a sign of things to come. firefighters throughout the bay area are gearing up for whether could be a very busy couple of daisy. red flag warning takes effect tuesday at 6:00 p.m. cal fir station in pinole is prepared. 6 engine staff instead of two not even technically fire season yet. >> definitely we start early. definitely ahead of schedule. at least two to 3 week ahead of schedule. >> concern is primarily areas above 1,000 feet east bay to east santa clara county. wind gust expected to reach 50 to 60 miles per hour and vegetation is at record dry level for this time of year. firefighters worry that people may not realize the danger since it's only april. >> the fact that we are 2 to 3 week early and the fact that we are going to have the red flag warning with the gust

mark murphy is the bull. >> yesterday facebook had this huge announcement on their home software. the concern out there, dans that they were going to get into the hardware business. they talked about it a lot. they tdidn't. i think what they did here with the home program is absolutely perfect. they're out there right now. they're in the mobile space. they're increasing their presence in the mobile space to their one billion users. this is going to equate to ad dollars. the stock's undervalued and goes a lot higher. >> nathan is barely listening to you. it's like talk to the hand. >> i'm used to that with dan. >> you know, this is a stock to me that is very overowned. okay? so it's going to take a lot of important announcements to move the needle. zuckerberg has been out there doing these press announcements, doing media events for products i don't think that are that exciting, i don't think are dramatically going to accelerate revenue growth. when you talk about holmes announcement yesterday, it seems very uninteresting and almost poses more risk to me in a lot of ways. what do they do? are they alienating

. >> dan is here now and you have been sifting through court documents. >> when i first investigated the safety of guard rails back in 2002 the issue was improper installation. but this time it's design change that may a problem. on 600,000 guard rails around the country and across california. >> driving bay area highway you have seen these rectangle. called guard rail end terminal or head. this is how they are supposed to work in a collision. force of the crash beat the w shape guard rail into the head where it gets flatten into a rib been of steel curling off to the side. that process absorb the energy of the crash and slows down the vehicle. >> i'm manufacturer of guard rail and the company thaten stalls and have installed and repair these terminal. >>reporter: josh says one of the biggest competitors trinity industry of dallas modified thee terminal without telling the government. shrinking the length, height and width to save money. >> 4 inch. >>reporter: we found this one off 101 in gilroy. but all over the bay area. whistle blower lawsuit harmon says with trinitye inch wide et

this is a story that the i team first exposed in a major investigation. dan noyes is here now. you covered the health commission and it was remarkable. >> it was something. the cost of the city is far greater than the $750,000. person after person described what a great loss he is to the patients of laguna. >> a highly unusual move at tonight's san francisco health commission meeting to settle a wrongful termination lawsuit to be implanted at the hospital honoring a whistle-blower. >> the plaque will say in recognition of derrick kerr-md for his contributions 1989-2010. >> it was forced out of her. it doesn't come from her heart. but the fact that she had to do it is the vindication that they didn't get away with smearing and trying to bury me. >> in an i team investigation three years ago he blew the whistle on the abuse of the gift fund meant for patients. many of whom have no family or money. the fund is supposed to pay for creature comforts. a cold soda from the machine, a favorite food, a small tv set or bus trips off hospital grounds. but we confirmed administrators raide

. >> dan is here now and you have been sifting through court documents. >> when i first investigated the safety of guard rails back in 2002 the issue was improper installation. but this time it's design change that may a problem. on 600,000 guard rails around the country and across california. >> driving bay area highway you have seen these rectangle. called guard rail end terminal or head. this is how they are supposed to work in a collision. force of the crash beat the w shape guard rail into the head where it gets flatten into a rib been of steel curling off to the side. that process absorb the energy of the crash and slows down the vehicle. >> i'm manufacturer of guard rail and the company thaten stalls and have installed and repair these terminal. >>reporter: josh says one of the biggest competitors trinity industry of dallas modified the terminal without telling the government. shrinking the length, height and width to save money. >> 4 inch. >>reporter: we found this one off 101 in gilroy. but all over the bay area. whistle blower lawsuit harmon says with trinity if you are inc

dan. >> okay thanks investment we are once again focused on fair danger as it warms up and lillian is on that story live for us tonight. lillian. >> this cal fire station is increasing staffing tomorrow all because of red flag warning and it's only april. >> this brush fire that break out in contra costa county today may a sign of things to come. firefighters throughout the bay area are gearing up for whether could be a very busy couple of daisy. red flag warning takes effect tuesday at 6:00 p.m. cal fir station in pinole is prepared. 6 engine staff instead of two not even technically fire season yet. >> definitely we start early. definitely ahead of schedule. at least two to 3 week ahead of schedule. >> concern is primarily areas above 1,000 feet east bay to east santa clara county. wind gust expected to reach 50 to 60 miles per hour and vegetation is at record dry level for this time of year. firefighters worry that people may not realize the danger since it's only april. >> the fact that we are 2 to 3 week early and the fact that we are going to have the red flag warning with the gust

>> yes. >> dan is going to love it. it is a cat.hter ] >> swimming -- >> i'm not sure that the milk people are going to like that much. >> look at the milk mustache. come on. >> loving it. >>> speaking of cats, we got somebody on this staff whose name is cat. cat mckenzie. she's been helming this broadcast for months now. last day here at "good morning america." we're going to miss her desperately. she's going to work in daytime television elsewhere. can we say where. >>. >> the west coast. >> she's going to the west coast. >> we're going to miss her despera desperately. >> thank you for all of your support, cat. >> i love you guys. >> i'm going to wrap. >> always tells us when we have been chatting too much and we'll be right back with more "good morning america." >> so bittersweet. >> i know. doctors recommend taking one non-drowsy claritin every day during your allergy season for continuous relief. 18 days! 17 days! 22 days of continuous relief. live claritin clear. every day. walgreens can help when you're at the corner of "alle

abc's bob woodruff is covering it all from south korea this thorng mp bob? >> reporter: good morning, dan. you know, we're only about 30 miles north of seoul here, as far as we can go, because this is the edge of the dmz, north korea is only three miles that way. of course, along this border, tourists can take a glimpse of north korea across the river, but no signs that the conflict is calming down. in fact, the president's office in south korea issued a statement saying they're preparing for additional provocations. although there's no indication if or when a launch could happen, the south korean military is looking at wednesday or later. with this worsening tension, the top military officer today canceled his scheduled trip to washington next week to meet with martin dempsey, too far to go at a risky time. north korean's leader kim jong-un demandd that president obama call him to soften the conflict, the same request that he made through dennis rodman when he visited him last month. the u.s. hasn't been able to track down two missiles that were transported by train to the coast last is

joining me right now is dan rosensweig. ceo of chegg, an education learning platform for college students. dan, great to see you. thank you so much for joining us. >> you bet. hey, maria, how are you? >> you know, it was so much fun putting that roundtable together, and thank you so much for the help on that, because i really think it brought this story to life. what do you think the story is that needed to be told by the people at that table? >> yeah, i think it's probably three things. first of all, that there is this economy that is actually influencing the broader economy, and people aren't even aware of it. when you consider how many people are using it and how much revenue is flowing through it, how many new people are getting jobs as a result of it, that it's not only big now, but it's just going get bigger, and it's sustainable, because so many people can participate and benefit from it. that's probably the most important thing. the second thing that i think is interesting even for me at the dinner, and i've known th

dan. >> okay thanks investment we are once again focused on fair danger as it warms up and lillian is on that story live for us tonight. lillian. >> this cal fire station is increasing staffing tomorrow all because of red flag warning and it's only april. >> this brus out inak out in contra costa county today may a sign of things to come. firefighters throughout the bay area are gearing up for whether could be a very busy couple of daisy. red flag warning takes effect tuesday at 6:00 p.m. al fir station in pinole is prepared. 6 engine staff instead of two not even technically fire season yet. >> definitely we start early. definitely ahead of schedule. at least two to 3 week ahead of schedule. >> concern is primarily areas above 1,000 feet east bay to east santa clara county. wind gust expected to reach 50 to 60 miles per hour and vegetation is at record dry level for this time of year. firefighters worry that people may not realize the danger since it's only april. >> the fact that 2 to 3 week early and the fact that we are going to have the red flag warning with the gusty north northeas

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