. >> saw in the paper about emile cruz and wanted to where's el e emile i won't be here at the next commission meeting i want let everyone know that e mills last day is april 14th we have a conflict with the city attorney and everyone is trying to remove the conflict it is difficult for him to perform his job we came to the decision to release him from his kraekt contract wanted to talk about it before the 14th i'll not be here i don't know emile if you want to say something or wait until the 14th to tell the truth why you really want to leave (laughter). >> all right. harland put me on the spot i was not presented to say anything but off-the-cuff what i can say i'm very disappointed that this has transpired i have had a wonderful two years almost to the date here at the san francisco public utilities commission it is an outstanding organization both professionally as well as socially it does the right thing and been an honor to be part of it i want to thank harlan for his leadership and friendship and stewardship one of the challenges when i started the job you know harlan said i used to be i

cruz (clapping). >> thank you madam president members of the commission emile cruz my last day of the jgsd of the public utilities commission thank you for the resolution i'm going to use that to negotiate my next job (laughter) but i want to thank you for the opportunity to say a few words it's been two short years it's an, an honor and privilege to serve the puc and the rate pays and the city as a whole my concerns coming in i was coming into a well idle machine is it fair to say under control i want to make sure i could add value to something i knew was in great condition i thought i brought the influence the private sector spend 12 years in the private sector and moving toward the decision processes and metrics that are more prevalent in the public than private sectors i thought i influenced the organization like to think i put my stamp on it and acknowledge mr. kelly but it helped that i was coming in a transition time we were 70 percent into the water policeman program and starting up the sewer system i want to highlight a couple of accomplishment that are not mine under mr. kel

reporter: emile says you should not fear tech in your body. education is needed.if you know what is going on and a how to control it there is nothing to be afraid of. reportere opening doors without keys could be just the start. emily: coming up new numbers show just how much the ride sharing service list is spending to compete with uber. but is it making a difference? that is next. ♪ emily: this is "bloomberg west." behind the friendly pink mustaches and fist bumps, lyft is spending fiercely compete with uber. according to a presentation to investors, lyft expects to spend 60.5% of its revenue on marketing in december 2015. joining me to discuss -- leslie picker who helped get this document. what was the most shocking thing? leslie: their growth. there are spending a lot of money to acquire customers and compete with uber. we know about uber, the $40 billion valued number one player in car booking. but lyft is not going to sit down and let that happen. they are spending money to acquire customers. it seems to be working. the company is projecting revenue of about

stray bullet hit emile yo navarez after he performed at the golden bull bar near oakland city hall.was in the wrong place at the wrong time. >>> we could learn more today about how long it will take to clean up a cement spill in an oakland creek. wildlife officials and east bay mud will meet today to discuss that spill. it happened on wednesday at glen echo creek. subcontractor filled an old pipe in the creek with cement but didn't know a valve was open. the cement flowed into the water posing a hazard of course to woould li wildlife. >> looks like a sidewalk there. >>> vice president joe biden is waking up in the bay area this morning and he is pushing for more job training while he's here. "today in the bay's" bob redell is live in oakland and bob, we're just hours away from the vice president's speech. what do you suppose he's going to say? >> reporter: well, he's here to promote job training. he arrived last night, attended a private fund-raiser, democratic fund-raiser in san francisco, kris, and in a few hours he'll make his way over to oakland to this pg&e center just off 880

. >> so the next item we have is recognize of emile cruz their outdoor drumming up a storm so we should get on with the before they come forward i have a resolution to read into the record it whereas the public utilities commission recognizes and mr. cruz as a management in cooperating the efforts of construction and engineering management and contract administration and whereas emphasis tenure under cruz has skillfully overseen the water and power and sewer some of the largest capital improvements in san francisco and whereas mr. cruz has the award-winning system including the first tunnel under the san francisco bay area and this is the seismic water system and the overall successful program and whereas mr. yours sincerely has created a substantial w50ir78 structure that benefits us for days to come and whereas the san francisco public utilities commission mr. cruz as served as a mentor for engineers and labor interims and guided construction workers to full-time position in the san francisco public utilities commission and whereas mr. cruz is a good neighbor and collaborative helper

emile ona in a vaf easy played bass for the group the lucky jipts. police say he was hit by a vale stray bullet outside thor bachlt he was not the target. two men were fighting nearby. another innocent bystander was wounded. police are still looking for gunman. >>> a woman faced attempted measure charges after marin county deputies say she covered a mill valley woman lighter fluid and held a lighter to on offduty marin county firefighter broke it up before a fire was started. abc7 news reporter katie out a as spoke with the firefighter. >> reporter: in this case timing is everything and the vicious attack just the beginning of the story. apparently this woman targeted the neighborhood for days with her misguided vengeance. accusation of rape and murder cover this driveway. >> i wanted to figure out what was going on. >> reporter: it's part of the scene this firefighter drove up to this morning. a woman who lives in the neighborhood confronted the spray parchter. their fight spilled into the street. >>s approached the women i could snell lighter fluid

emile ona in a vaf easy played bass for the group the lucky jipts. police say he was hit by a vale stray bullet outside thor bachlt he was not the target. two men were fighting nearby. another innocent bystander was wounded. police are still looking for gunman. >>> a woman faced attempted measure charges after marin county deputies say she covered a mill valley woman lighter fluid and held a lighter to her. on offduty marin county firefighter broke it up before a fire was started. abc7 news reporter katie out a as spoke with the firefighter. >> reporter: in this case timing is everything and the vicious attack just the beginning of the story. apparently this woman targeted the neighborhood for days with her misguided vengeance. accusation of rape and murder cover this driveway. >> i wanted to figure out what was going on. >> reporter: it's part of the scene this firefighter drove up to this morning. a woman who lives in the neighborhood confronted the spray parchter. their fight spilled into the street. >>s approached the women i could snell lighter

emile navarez was shot saturday night minutes after performing at the golden bowl bar in oakland. last night friends and community members gathered for a public safety meeting. they often say when clubs close the streets of oakland become very dangerous. >> you could be in the most exclusive part of town or, you know, on the other side of town, and it could happen to you. >> police say he was shot after an argument broke out in the club, that he had nothing to do with. the musician and another man were simply caught in the cross-fire. the other man was hurt but he'll survive. police are hoping a $20,000 reward will lead them to the gunman. >>> this afternoon the chp will reveal new details about a deadly hit-and-run crash on the peninsula in hopes that perhaps you can help officers track down the driver. motorcyclist was on highway 101 near 92 and san mateo last thursday when he hit a concrete barrier and flew off the on-ramp. witnesses say they saw an suv or jeep stop, then head east on 92. officers say that vehicle may have been involved in the crash, and it may have damage to h

at the security summit last year on this very stage, emil rogers asked the audience if any of them had suffered any kind of "compromise of their personal information." what was that event and how are you hacked? [laughter] patrick, where are you? badger, i apologize. that is not one i will go into. [laughter] i will try shawn no. so this is from sean. are you there? all the way in the back. how specifically wl the nsa contribute intelligence to the nations cyber threat center? the cyber threat intelligence center is designed to act, if you will, as a kind of central and politico -- analyticum as a one-stop shop, much as the national counterterrorism center has overall responsibility for bringing together all the efforts of the intelligence community and the counterterrorism set. seatacctic will do the same thing. justin duncan, are you here? is there any effort underway to leverage clear and retiring or exiting military members to act as trusted agents to bring classified indicators and intelligence to the private sector? the short answer is no, that i am aware of. i think what really

. >> you should be happy for emill too. >> i am yes. >> a lot more than one player. >> we know one familyhappy about the win. >> good for them. >> that is thing about competition, some somebody has to lose. >> that is exactly right, sue. >> more wisdom coming up. >> because we are losing with this weather. >> we have six out of ten. yeah, yesterday, wasn't yesterday great. so into each life, blah, blah, blah here's buddy with the rain gear on today. make sure kid have their waterproof jackets on today. it is a hit or miss out there. we have a few areas of steady rain moving into atlantic county in new jersey right now. 58 degrees. southerly wind at 9 miles an hour right now. we are taking a break in olde city from the rain today but we know it will be back. 68 degrees is our high with scattered showers and clouds when it is not raining and then 45 degrees, tonight. a lot more chillier tomorrow, we will tell you how long that wintry chill will last, coming up, i shouldn't say that w word anymore, bob kelly, it is spring. >> definitely. 8:03. good morning everybody. hello, maple shade. live

authorities say emile lopez had a knife and was trying to steal another man's bicycle when plainclothesfficers drove up, saw the crime in progress and shot him in february. but lopez's family says a private investigation determined officers were not in danger and lopez had dropped his knife when he was shot. there will be a vigil and march at fulsom and 24th streets starting at 6:00 tonight. >>> the silicon valley venture capital firm recently won a discrimination case is giving a $1 million ultimatum to its former associate. according to the "new york times," kleiner perkins says it will seek $1 million from ellen pau if she pursues her case through appeals. the firm says it has spent that much in court fees and seeking reimbursement. if she decides not to pursue the case, they will forgive and forget. a jury rejected her claim of discrimination last month. >>> sales force is making chances to close the gender pay gap. the san francisco-based company is reviewing salaries of 16,000 workers to ensure men and women are paid fairly. the ceo says when the audit is complete, there will be n

oakland police have posted a $20,000 reward for information leading to the arrest in the killing of emil nevarez. he was moving band equipment when two men got into a fight nearby. one opened fire and nevarez was caught in the crossfire. >>> mold experts are taking part in the clean-up at a house where a mummified body was discovered saturday in the house in san francisco's inner richmond. police say it's likely of that a 90-year-old woman and that her 65-year-old daughter kept it there. workers also found toxic mold. 300 bottles of urine and vermin! the city supervisor says his main focus is on the clean-up of the toxic trash that was piled to the ceiling. >> for my purposes protecting the neighbors around this home the public health issues of spiders, rats and other issues are important as the neighbors are worried. >> clean-up could end up costing tens of thousands of dollars. >>> during a meeting last night, san jose community members expressed concern over public safety and the city's thinly staffed police department. in fact, many were worried about the slow response to 911 calls.

authorities say emile lopez had a knife and was trying to steam another man's bicycle when plain clothesfficers drove up, saw the crime in progress and shot him in february. but lopez's family says a private investigation determined officers were not in danger and low belz had dropped his knife when he was shot. there will be a vigil at 6:00 tonight at fulsom street. >>> the silicon valley venture capital firm recently won a discrimination case is giving a $1 million ultimatum to its former associate. according to the "new york times" kleiner perkins says it will seek $1 million from ellen pow if she pursues her case through appeals. the family says it has spent that much in court fees and seeking reimbursement f she decides no to pursue the case, they will forgive and forget. a jury rejected her claim of discrimination last month. >>> sales force is making kahne chances to close the gender pay gap. the san francisco-based company is reviewing salaries of 16,000 workers to ensure men and women are paid fairly. ceo says when the audit is complete there will be no pay gaps. sales force tel

jeff emil has few options left. the prospect and future is predicated on global growth.y working for the most unloved agency. this is "bloomberg surveillance." ♪ francine: this is "bloomberg surveillance." the united states and cuba. two nations that could take a step towards closer ties today. president obama is in panama. he will get his first chance to meet with raul castro. john kerry met with cuba's foreign minister last night. it marked the highest level meeting between the countries in more than 50 years. general election making clear its plans to shrink its finance unit. they are selling off capital real estate assets. blackstone and wells fargo are the buyers. they will buy back stock and bring back about $36 billion in cash that is overseas. crossing the bloomberg terminal now, a domestic dispute led to a shoot out outside washington. a gunman killed a guard and kidnapped a woman at a census bureau office. the suspect was caught. kidnapped woman is safe. intruders hopped fences, slipped past guard houses and crashed cars through gates at u.s. airports. perimete

emile yo navarez was shot saturday night just minutes after performing at the golden bowl bar in oaklandast night friends, family and community members gather fod are a public safety meeting. they say often when the clubs close in oakland the streets become very dangerous. >> you can be in the most exclusive part of town or, you know, on the other side of town and it could happen to you. >> police say navarez was shot after an argument broke out in the club, which had nothing to do with him. the musician and another man were simply caught in the krf cross-fire. police are hoping a $20,000 reward will lead to the gunman. >>> a motorcyclist was driving in san mateo last thursday and hit a concrete barrier and flew off the on-ramp. witnesses say they saw an suv or jeep stop and head east on 92. officers say that vehicle might have been involved in the crash itself. it might have damage to the right side. >>> civil rights activists are responding to the scandal surrounding racist and homophobic text messages sent by san francisco police officers. chief greg suhr heard from critics at last ni

also on the defensive end, emile jefferson and matt jones combine for two points.back because they gave us stops. >> the lead kept changing. it was ready set go and full throttle the whole game. it was nerve racking watching that game last night. >> it was nerve racking coaching. wisconsin is a heck of a team. their coach is a great guy. really we felt that they were the best team in the country coming in. and so to win this we felt we beat a great basketball team and a great program. would be in the first round so they're talented and they've played together for two straight years, which is uncommon in the college game. >> coach it was interesting to learn, tally up the numbers afterwards to learn that every point scored in the second half was by one of your freshman players. >> it's amazing. i have four great freshmen but they're led by a great senior in quinn cook. quinn set the table for these kids. and where they always felt comfortable, they always felt like they had a big brother there for them. and our mvp for this team is quinn cook. >> thank you, coach k.

at the security summit last year on this very stage, emil rogers asked the audience if any of them hadred any kind of "compromise of their personal information." what was that event and how are you hacked? [laughter] patrick, where are you? badger, i apologize. that is not one i will go into. [laughter] i will try shawn no. so this is from sean. are you there? all the way in the back. how specifically will the nsa contribute intelligence to the nations cyber threat center? the cyber threat intelligence center is designed to act, if you will, as a kind of central and politico -- analyticum as a one-stop shop, much as the national counterterrorism center has overall responsibility for bringing together all the efforts of the intelligence community and the counterterrorism set. seatacctic will do the same thing. justin duncan, are you here? is there any effort underway to leverage clear and retiring or exiting military members to act as trusted agents to bring classified indicators and intelligence to the private sector? the short answer is no, that i am aware of. i think what really gets

at the billington cyber security summit last year on this very stage, emil rogers asked the audience if any of them had suffered any kind of "compromise of their personal information." -- information with their personal system? " what was that event and how are you hacked? [laughter] michael rogers: patrick, where are you? patrick i apologize. , that is not one i will go into. [laughter] michael rogers: i will try shawn now. so this is from sean. are you there? all the way in the back. do you pronounce your last them correctly? lingas? i apologize. how specifically will the nsa contribute intelligence to the nations cyber threat center? the cyber threat intelligence center is designed to act, if you will, as a kind of central analytic hub that has been generated across the federal government and the structure. the kind of act, if you will, as a one stop shop much as the , national counterterrorism center has overall responsibility for bringing together all the efforts of the intelligence community and the counterterrorism set. ctic will do the same thing. as a u.s. cyber command, i w