this is daniel google vs. the san francisco pub. works bureau street and mapping. the properties at 536 mission st. doing with the denial on 20 to summer 29th 2015 doing with ritchie truck denial of permit application because the proposed location is rounded by restaurants and additional food trucks in that vicinity will create more traffic. this is permit number 15 0023 and will start with the appellant. you have 7 min. to present your case. >> good evening. i am the proud owner of preachy food truck. the name of my wife who is a peruvian chinese descent. this is a family operation and it's the collective energy of a 20 year dream of 2 parents, my 2 in-laws. also, the collective life savings of all of us. we set out on this journey last september it together, we create delicious food could this is the product of passion and dedication. i am here tonight to ask you to grant us discretion in our favor to give us an equal opportunity to market our product in an area of the city that will give us sustainable business. there are currently permitted, in san francisco, e

this is daniel google vs. the san francisco pub. works bureau street and mapping. the properties at 536 mission st. doing with the denial on 20 to summer 29th 2015 doing with ritchie truck denial of permit application because the proposed location is rounded by restaurants and additional food trucks in that vicinity will create more traffic. this is permit number 15 0023 and will start with the appellant. you have 7 min. to present your case. >> good evening. i am the proud owner of preachy food truck. the name of my wife who is a peruvian chinese descent. this is a family operation and it's the collective energy of a 20 year dream of 2 parents, my 2 in-laws. also, the collective life savings of all of us. we set out on this journey last september it together, we create delicious food could this is the product of passion and dedication. i am here tonight to ask you to grant us discretion in our favor to give us an equal opportunity to market our product in an area of the city that will give us sustainable business. there are currently permitted, in san francisco, e

this morning, one fast food team's idea to replace machines, plus google has a change of heart on binge streaming. cbs4's henna daniels joining us live, in -- front of the new york stock exchange, good morning >> reporter: good morning, although walter, despite qualms, google is joining the streaming service. t mobile was slowing down the speed of video streams, certain customers are allowed to stream movies and tv services without it counting against their data >>> ikea is recalling all its go tham cable and floor lambs because it could -- lamps because it could cause a shock to users. having damaged cables, so far three people this europe have been injured. >>> and carl jr.'s restaurants may be more like the jetsons soon. robots could be serving up your purr gers. the -- burgers. the company says it's considering complete automation. may make the move after minimum wage hikes have taken a bite out of their profits. walter? >> well, hena, i've seen in my mind's eye, these drones delivering our food, what do you feel about that? >> reporter: um, you know, if it makes the delivery faster, i'm all for it! [ laughter ] >

, time for check on your business news, with mine watch's hena daniels, up at the new york stock exchange for us, hanna, hearing that google is announcing a new venture watch are they getting into here? >> reporter: good morning, erika. joining bing on streaming service, now, google has criticized the program before. it was concerned that t-mobile was slowing down the speed of video stream. certainly customers are allowed to stream movie and tv services without it counting against their data usage. erika? >> hena, also, this is big executive from the pharmaceutical company, big story under fire for drastically raising the price after life saving drug, a lot of people had to have. they appeared before the senate yesterday. what did they have to say for themselves? >> reporter: that's right, former top lawyer, said he warned against the drastic price hike that triggered a national backlash against the company and ceo. the lawyer, howard door of man, told senate lawmakers yesterday he made it clear that raising the price of the drug 5000% was to really impact business and reputation. resigned in december, and is facing crimin

. >> love and associates, llc, daniel consulting incorporated, phil lester, google incorporated, michael yack i didn't kissing could systems trust company of the west, building owners and managers association for san francisco commissioner the public information a level two we list as sf aa we realize that should be the apartment so we moved the dollar amount in the first year puts them into the can go one and didn't appear on the list and the pool for selection. >> may i have another member from the public to draw from the lobbyist between one and 50 thousand to 50 to one hundred contacts one from this pool. >> just the within for the record charley phil lessor fits activity level two i thought we were on one. >> okay should we put them in there oh, we go 3 that's right. >> our final pool with lobbyists greater than 10 to 50 thousand and drawing one lobbyist from this pool. >> lobbyist john newman and singer associates incorporated s g c strategic communications, james ross, braun and mary tell, k i s consulting, tissue man properties lp san francisco association of realto realtors, cre

. >> love and associates, llc, daniel consulting incorporated, phil lester, google incorporated, michaelack i didn't kissing could systems trust company of the west, building owners and managers association for san francisco commissioner the public information a level two we list as sf aa we realize that should be the apartment so we moved the dollar amount in the first year puts them into the can go one and didn't appear on the list and the pool for selection. >> may i have another member from the public to draw from the lobbyist between one and 50 thousand to 50 to one hundred contacts one from this pool. >> just the within for the record charley phil lessor fits activity level two i thought we were on one. >> okay should we put them in there oh, we go 3 that's right. >> our final pool with lobbyists greater than 10 to 50 thousand and drawing one lobbyist from this pool. >> lobbyist john newman and singer associates incorporated s g c strategic communications, james ross, braun and mary tell, k i s consulting, tissue man properties lp san francisco association of realto realtors, credi

. >> daniel, it's time we talk about big business, my friend in our saturday consumer alert. fortune magazine is out with the 100 best companies to work for. googletime in ten years. wagmans made the list at number 4. and hilton hotels at 56. keeping with google, it is donating $1 million to combat the spread of the zika virus. the tech giant will help scientists to determine where it will hit next with large amounts of data. zika virus is spread through mosquito bites and has spread throughout latin america. >>> the touchless system includes a hands-free toilet, faucet and garbage can. ultraviolet light is used to kill germs. boeing filed a patent but ys before it's offered on flights. the thought is pretty comforting. >>> then there's a movie merger in the works. amc looking to buy carmic cinemas. it would make amc the largest movie operator in the world. amc was bought by a chinese company back in 2012. >>> and this morning customers at subway restaurants can order sandwiches with ingredients without antibiotics. why public health officials think reducing antibiotics will make consumers safer. >> treat your body right with the delicious chicke

danielle, thank you so much. appreciate your time. >> thank you. melissa: david? david: donald trump making americans want to head for the border? googlearches for, quote, move to canada in the u.s. jumped on tuesday night as republican front-runner stacked victories in the super tuesday primaries one after the other. deirdre bolton joining us now with the latest on this. so a lot of people want to head for the hills, huh? >> seems like it, david, honestly at end of the day, no one goes anywhere, even onion headline, go back to year 2000. george bush re-election. man who threatened to move to canada still lives here. to your point searches went up 1500% at one point, averaged about 1000% up at one point. there was report canada's emigration website was so clogged that it basically short-circuited. however that later been proven, they were having their own technical difficulties north of the border. nothing to do with searches. so chances are people are just going to complain and stay here. david: it happened in election cycles before. people talk a lot about it, but they never actually do it. >> no they don't. david: deirdre bolton, se

google says car was trying to get around something and hit the bus. this is the first known accident with self driving car at fault and since made changing. >> daniel: guardrail performed as supposed to and 128 in canton on friday. fox25 investigates has confirmed type of guardrail end cap in friday's crash is same one linked in lawsuits to fatalities and dismemberments. the et plus has also been focus of previous fox25 investigation. speed was execsive number it could not be the collapsing end cap causing car to rotate into the guardrail. we have been in touch with the driver he is recovering in the hospital and heading into surgery this morning. massdot only replaces et terp analyze when they are damaged. other states began removing them altowing. fox25 investigates found in 2015 there were nearly 7,000 of these guardrail end caps on roads across the state. >> julie: two high schools investigating racist chats and this is in northwestern indiana. fans of catholic school accused of shouting build a wall and please speak english to players of-that's mostly latino and chant that means yes, we can. >> local school lunch directors asked congress to chip in extra

daniel borakov. thank you for joining us. >>> stocks are in rally mode this friday. here are some names you might own. there they are. alphabet. google microsoft, jpmorgan chase, all participating today. "power lunch" will be right back. man 1: [ gasps ] man 1: he just got fired. man 2: why? man 1: network breach. man 2: since when do they fire ceos for computer problems? man 1: they got in through a vendor. man 1: do you know how many vendors have access to our systems? man 2: no. man 1: hundreds, if you don't count the freelancers. man 2: should i be worried? man 1: you are the ceo. it's not just security. it's defense. bae systems. >>> welcome back to "power lunch." energy stocks at the wall up by 2%. three worst performing sectors, consumer staples, utilities and telecom. these are the sectors that hit new 52-week highs intraday. look at the financials, continuing to participate in the upside here. higher by 2%. let's get to dom chu with more. >> the financials, key on them. you look at the sector overall, important that one of the key sectors like financials, the second biggest weighting is up by 2% like you said. the xlf, one o

i typed into google a chart indicating the complexity of middle east geopolitics and this is the first thing that popped up and i love it. i had a conversation with daniel about one year ago and i showed them the chart and asked what he made a bid and he said, looks about right. [laughter] >> of the key point is not to get into the abuse of our viewpoints of the middle east, but to say so far we have not seen any huge repercussion. there is a lot more risk geopolitically in the world potentially. nice pieceas a recently making what is a very basic lesson but fundamentally important point, even a small -- investorinvest sentiment can lead to pricing of sovereign bonds in a world where there is a desire to hold those assets as a insurance premium. an example, the total realized return for someone who on january 1, two thousand eight, but a treasury bond. didn't do anything fancy, leverage it off, just do it and go to sleep. up 40%.h that, it was so sovereign bonds in a handful of countries, germany and the u.s. do provide that premium and so in addition to the other factors, slower growth and neutral and the like, there is a desire for these assets. given

google a chart illustrate the complexity of middle east geopolitics. this is the first thing that popped out. i love. i had occasion to have a conversation with danieluergen about a year ago and i should in this chart and i said what you make of this what he said it looks about right. [laughter] and, of course, he knows a lot more than i do. they key point is not to get into our views of alliances accomplished in middle east but merely to say even though so far we haven't seen any huge repercussion, there is a lot more risk geopolitically in the world potentially. ken rogoff you all know quite well had a nice piece recently making what is a very basic but fundamentally important point in which is that even a small increase in investor sentiment about extreme outcomes can be two very big we pricing of safe sovereign bonds in a world where there is a desire told the assets as an insurance premium against adverse outcomes. suggested give you an example of this, what i plot is the total realized return to some who on january 1, 2008 about a 30 year treasury bond. don't do anything fancy, you just buy the bond and go to sleep. even the bonds are boring c

i typed into google chart illustrating the complexity of middle east geo politics and this is the first thing that popped up and i love it. i had occasion to have a conversation with daniel yurgen about a year ago and i showed him this chart and said what do you make of this and he said looks about right. of course he knows a lot more than i do. so the key point here is not to get into our views of appliances or conflicts in the middle east but merely to say that even though so far we haven't seen any huge repercussions, there is a lot more risk in the world potentially. ken rogueoff had a nice piece making what is a very basic but fundamentally important point which is that even a small increase in investor sentiment about extreme outcomes can lead to very big repricing of safe sovereign bonds in a world where there's a desire to hold those assets as an insurance premium against adverse outcomes. just to give you an example of this, what i plot is the total realized return to someone who on january 1st, 2008 had bought a 30-year treasury bond, don't do anything fancy, lever it up or do options. you buy the bonds and go to sleep. at the end of the year your total return