area as we are trying to find, the different types of businesses, like high-tech companies, or green tech, clean tech, and medical device, manufacturers, and you name it, and apparel manufacturers and we are trying to find the early adopters in each of these industries that we can get on board and from there, we can go to the other industries in the same or the other businesses in the same industry and encourage them to have a closer look at it as well. so we are trying to come up with all different ways of marketing to the zone and even doing the collaborativive effort in the bay area as one of the ways that we are trying to brain storm on that in that regard. >> thank you. >> any other comments? >> seeing, none, could i call for a vote? all in favor? >> aye. >> opposed? >> item carries. >> thank you very much. >> thank you. >> item 9 a, request approval of port's physical year 2014, 15, and 15, 16 biennial operating and capital budget. >> i am megan wal lace the port manager and i am seeking approval of the proposed 14, 15, and 15, 16 bennial and operating budget and no changes have bee

representatives the entirety of the city because we're looking at having green infrastructure structures in each of the watershed by second of a tech ground we're having an green fray to compliment our sewer system more than any other utility in the country we're studying the effectness of those programs before we make a larger investment in the neighborhood of $400 million in the green infrastructure so the purpose of this committee it needs to be citywide and it needs to have a technical background from a technical prospective there are as mccain showed on her last slide we've had multiple website outreach and we'll continue those throughout the program this committee needs to be technical in nature for us to be successful. >> thank you. >> and since we've made the statement we have tech people and i don't know anyone in this room think we don't have technician in your community we've not been involved and that's wrong. >> okay i'd like to move along at this time and we'll discuss that after the general report is made. >> okay. the last item on my report is an just want of the history of the southeast facility. i'm sure you're aw

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. >> san jose gave a tech company the green light to build a huge complex near the mineta internationalirport. it will be 10 seven-story buildings. only the san jose mayor knows the name of the come. from across the bay to around the world, the stories that matter on "kpix 5 news this morning." captions by: caption colorado comments@captioncolorado.com >>> your realtime captioner is linda macdonald. >>> good morning, i'm michelle griego. >> hi, everyone. i'm frank mallicoat. nearly 5:00. get you out the door with weather and traffic. >> just a few hours spring begins and it looks like a nice day ahead as we'll see a lot of sunshine and just a couple of passing clouds. out the door we go. a lot of high clouds moving overhead this morning. as high pressure begins to weaken just a little bit, a few clouds moving in along the coastline, too. so as we head throughout the afternoon, we should see a mixture of sun and clouds. it will stay warm inland and cooler temperatures at the beaches in the 60s. out over the bay we have a few clouds moving overhead. because of that the temperatures are up

tech and food science. it seems that soil and green exist lisa. but charton heston should not be afraid. d we're learning more about food tech and food science. speaking about innovation . . . we talked about 3-d food being printed . . . and on facebook . . . and that might be a question we're asking in ten years. >> what would you print? >> i would print out a briani shaped in a triangle, and a nom printed out, and eat it. >> wow. our team checked out the interaction portion of the south by southwest conference. check out how some imagine the future of food. >> i think foods will be quick, easy, throw it in there, knock it out. it's a going to move towards that. faster, easier, cheaper, as the population increases we have to figure something out. >> i want the very best spices from everywhere in the world. >> i would want to have like personal vegetable garden in the backyard that i do not need to pay attention to grow, then i can just grab something that is fresh and put it into my plate. >> there's no doubt there is everything from 3-d food printing, to taking animals out of animal pro

. >> san jose has given a tech company the green light to build a huge complex near mineta airport. plans call for building 10 seven-story buildings and only san jose's mayor knows who the company is. from across the bay to around the world, the stories that matter on "kpix 5 news this morning." captions by: caption colorado comments@captioncolorado.com >>> your realtime captioner is linda macdonald. >>> hi, everyone. good morning. thursday, march 20th, i'm frank mallicoat. >> and i'm michelle griego. time now 6:00. >>> it's time to check on our morning commute with elizabeth. >> thanks, guys. things are getting crowded already over at the bay bridge. they turned the metering lights early once again, 5:51, so you are already stacked up to the overcrossings and growing even in the fastrak lanes now you're looking busy. so once again probably 10 to 15 minutes just to get on the span. once you get on the incline traffic moves better past the island. highway 4 westbound approaching "a" street you see that 30-mile- per-hour sensor. so a little sluggish just through the antioch exits and

green arrows across the board. the tech heavy nasdaq the best of the bunch. back to you. adam: nicole, thank you. cheryl: ali baba is leading towards lifting its ipo on the new york stock exchange. the chinese retail giant chose new york over hong kong. adam: a game changer for walmart. they will start offering store credit to customers selling used video games. customers are giving gift cards based on the values of the games that could be used on anything in the walmart store and all mine as well. the business is already familiar with this. cheryl: abele is rolling out its newest version. the new eight gigabytes phone is a tech giants cheaper solution to the most expensive model. apple is betting on smaller and cheaper which has not exactly worked out in the past. first off, to the news today, were you disappointed that we did not get anything new and special from apple? >> well, yeah. they are trying really hard to get people not to read this book. we were expecting that i watch. no one cheaper has ever worked. apple has the premium brand. we saw lincoln and cadillac tr

tech one way or the other. i am inclined to believe that rubio and paul will be better candidates. >> josh green for us in las vegast the ship -- the sheldon adelson hi mary. coming up, we will be talking about aol wanting to get a slice of the online advertising market. ♪ >> you are watching "bloomberg west." is making his debut as the new microsoft ceo. cory, what can you tell us? despite all the people on the streets and the buses arriving, they are not here to see me. they are here to see nadella. talking about his vision about the world of computing. >> the world in the nymex five years in the tenures will him not be defined by the form factors and we know today but the variety of form factors that will come to deal with the coming years. if you think of the core evolution of silicon hardware systems. >> that kind of gives you an , aa of the thought process real clear vision of what the future of computing will be and not sure where microsoft is in that. don't be wrong about that. this is not about the apple ios. this is getting all people in systems to subscribe to microsoft office 365 and how they will work

he explained that he chose that venue because he believes the tech industry has a better shot of green in surveillance of these electronic surveillance. i then policymakers do and what do you think about that. what we would probably don't even know who's in that position to do that for a living. so he's the voice of experience so i would defer to him a little bit of him having the knowledge of what truly will go one i don't work in the street and i want to do that type of industry when i was in the military i was more than double dragon. they have god. so even i would certainly is with you very much like that. i wanna ask you about your new internet tv show or internet so i should say off the gravy which are hosting on for a td i was even possible. hamas agreed isn't even possible to be on the gravy given home now about electronic surveillance. certainly being off the grid being off the grid simply means that you are not dependent upon side of tea or the government to contest. i live with the original government provided electricity. and there's no government provided role then god tha

yesterday was an interesting day started in the green, stocks weakened throughout the session. nasdaq, techeavy index, trading around 4300, it's posting its first four-day losing streak since last august. s&p 500 logging its first back-to-back losses in five weeks. so far this week has been a down week for wall street. the dow dropping 67 points in yesterday's trade. nasdaq down 27. now let's talk about starbucks. satisfied with the quality of your mocha latte, leave a tip for your starbucks barista. the tip option available on the iphone payment app, after paying customers can leave a tip between 50 cents and $2. 10% of all purchases made with a smartphone or tablet which i think you would find interesting, scott, in the tech world. >> thank you. never occurred to me, no tip. let's take a live look back at the san francisco fire. if you live in the strata apartments, nearby, you may go home now. that would observe kay. >> good news. they had to evacuate several areas yesterday. over 130 firefighters battled the massive fire. you can see, big ladder trucks shooting water at this thing. not

green. >> we also have the tech report. >> it is time for the tech report with gabe slate. >> if you have a bart received a parking ticket you know how massive debt can be. technology is to the rescue. i will show you a new app that will help you find a parking ticket. it can also help you save money. >> i came back to my car and i had paid for parking tickets and then i had a mother to low my windshield. at that point, i just lost it. two of those were questionable. i learned how to contest my tickets and i won. friends of mine wanted to know how i did. they said to me why don't i turned it into app and that is what it came from. this is a savior, it is now one big thing at city hall but parking regulations did ridden over in government. some are in city level this summer as theand some are at state level. parking regulations are far from black and white. there is a gray area. what to do is take a photograph of the ticket. read the citation and we will query the database to show you all the types of errors that are associated with it. we prompt you to see which one applies to you. we tak

green. and you look at the big cap techs, microsoft or intel, a lot of the names trade very nicely. some of them hitting 52-week highs. they're pulling back. some people are taking money off the table and deciding where that money's going to be redistributed right now. but the high fliers, there's pressure on them. >> we have to talk about microsoft in a moment's time. in the meantime, what was working at the beginning of the year, the trade where e.m., emerging markets were getting slammed and everyone was going to new tech. really started to see a reversal here. e.m. is coming back. and new tech is getting slammed. what do you think is going on, karen? >> the high-fliers, it was hard to put a valuation on them that was supported by things like cash flow, earnings, that sort of thing. that i view as a separate market. the idea that priceline, and amazon, and tesla, and netflix, have the same characteristics? that's a sentiment or thing going on. pete is saying there are pockets of things that's not affected at all. that's where i'd like to be. >> where do you think has been insulat

green card. >> what do you think of mark zuckerberg's approach with all of the tech heavyweights that are backing i think it has been effective. the people that are backing that initiative. we have to all do whatever we can so we can keep these kids. >> tell me about culture. how it is infiltrating or being seen more in silicon valley. you have an indian night coming up with the kings, something you did for a while when you were part owner of the golden state warriors. i also think culture is coming more to the forefront than it has in the past. >> there are a lot of indian and chinese and asian engineers. we tried to expand -- at my company, we have indian food, chinese food. >> yum. >> we want to make these people as comfortable as possible. this is what makes silicon valley so special. we are the most open place on the planet. we do not care where you come from or what you look like, what kind of food you like. it is an open place. we want to be the ultimate open system. >> if immigration reform does not happen, what is the result? >> just think about it. half of the companies that have been f

green wall a member of a anti climate organization. but muni is better than cars. there's a reason why certainty high tech companies donated they want to be popular with their future consumers and muni has to expedite with cars that's in your interests so for that reason i know the means test may not be a good idea then the free test can be from free poverty. the popcorn in the officer who uses public transit is, you know, that's the poor people you certainly don't want to encourage that we want our young people to gripe being proud it's not only in the interest of the city because we don't want students dropping out of the school it's in the interest of muni >> thank you very much. next speaker please (calling names). >> good afternoon. good afternoon gentlemen and ladies i'm the director of the organization for the seniors. we definitely do support of the kids being able to ride the busses without having to pay for businesses especially for people living in poverty and a lot of us are in that direction i want to give a big shout out for google for their implementation that's important our kids get to sc

what was trading yesterday, in the latter part of the afternoon, look at the tech names that sdly started to move into the green throughout the trading session when everything was down, when we were down over 200. suddenly energy started to give up the gains. but it was technology moving back up to the upside and they're killing it again today. >> josh brown, is this a short squeeze today? does it have a little more ledge massey to it? >> i actually think that ken ny made an important part. most are not dancing in and out based on geopolitical headlines. kenny has it nailed. you have the type of people that go risk off when it's a possible event or shorter term traders. longer term, asset management oriented folks like myself will typically stay the course. let things play up. let's look at the technicals mere and the internals because they're really positive. look at the leadership groups today, materials, financial, industrials, showing strength. health care looks like google, quite frankly. off the charts, the whole sector. tran is up 2%. commodity is backing off. new all-time record highs for large caps, mi

finish four tenths of a percent in the green and needless to say what's the hang seng top performers really unexpected and quite sides when dying china's red hot tech sector. we were seeing some competition heating up with a ten cent acquisition of single dot com this financing arm out of those decals. really ali baba can be too happy with this lee is an intense and has agreed to by fifteen percent stake in jd got caught in a deal worth around two hundred and fifty million dollars the deal in concrete a dot com established e commerce business but tense and squeaks that celcom also take control of ten cents on successful e commerce business but don't forget to get on the set to raise a whopping one point five billion dollars in a u s ipo this year so this latest announcement would make the share offering even more appealing to celcom expect to benefit from weak chocs massive user base tends to also buy an additional five percent stake after the ipo of course ali baba is by far the leader in china's e commerce market but it's been losing ground to ten cents on the volga cuts increase smartphone and top with you says to date and send share clothes ove

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green zone. i don't shop at the places because it's good much and nobody can afford 3 to $500 a month very few people i know a few tech. but it's not don't recall 3 to $500 a month we need to update the mc d because patient collectors are not like governor jerry brown defined that there shouldn't be any coming to nuisance where children can move in and it happened to health net it was one of the worse events in my life to see them go and i hate to see acts of love go we deserve to exist and adapt a new 2000 resolution as bind law with 25 downtown to veterans and let the health department have a say and please amend the hope net is missed we don't want any schools on folsom street either >> next speaker >> i'm sandra i'm a retired veteran of 21 years and also other people a cancer survivor i have high blood pressure as well as diabetes i've been working with doctors trying to get our veterans able to have medical marijuana at their disposal instead of the prescription dprugz and alcohol my being in the military we have over 20 percent of homeless veterans that's not essential right now. we have all served i'll third-ge

tech companies since 2005. when it comes to that morning glass of oj drink up now, because the price is likely to rise. the citrus greening disease in flordia is becoming worse. the u.s.da. is lowering its forecast on florida orange crops from 134 million boxes to 114 million. the disease slows root growth and turns fruits bitter. "eventually, a lot of the trees affected with the greenery disease are going to be cut down to the stems and stumps, and allowed to grow back again, or might be bulldozed and replanted. so this is a disease that lasts for a few years, and what we are going to see is higher orange juice prices for the next several years, just because of this greenery disease." oj futures are up 11% for the year. around $1.49 and could rise to $2 per pound later this year. starbucks and keurig are splitting up --- sort of. keurig -- the maker of single serve coffee pods currently sells starbucks coffee exclusively. however, under a new deal...it'll be able to sell more coffee brands under it's name, including starbucks rival peet's coffee and tea. in return, keurig will sell more varieties of starbucks coffee. the

green that we are seeing today. but again, very few, very far between. investors clearly in that mentality. teche brunt of it. >>> guys, quickly, what caught my eye, you have this big down day, tesla stock is barely down. the stock doesn't want to go down. >> i think people look at that as well, gee, if the market turns that's going to be a leader, so i better not get out of it. >> certainly if you were going to sell stocks today, given that stock's run, that would be one at the top of your list to take profits. >> easier to sell something as big as an apple, though. the bigger, the better when you want to get liquid, you can get l liquid really quickly. >> pete najarian was buying nokia based on unusual activity last week. the stock under pressure today, down more than 3%. what name will you get into now? >> they have rallied back a little off that push to the down side. those were may 8 calls somebody rolled out to may. hewlett-packard lit up today, right out of the gate, first 30 minutes of the day, stock got underneath 29. it pushed up to 29 1/4. suddenly the 29 1/2 calls that expire on frid

tech stops. as we head to break, look at the s&p winners all in the green. again today although well, there's valer ro and trip adviser reversed. more "half" is up after this. [ bagpipes play ] make it happen with fidelity active trader pro. it's one more innovative reason serious investors are choosing fidelity. call or click to open your fidelity account today. four trades or four stocks making news today. first up, gap, shares are lower after the company announced a sharp decline in same-store sales. pete? >> down 7% globally just for gap alone was down 10 %. this is a company that understands the management is doing a great job of how they're managing the inventor tos as well as next season selling and extension of easter from march into april. for those reasons the stock is near the bottom. >> let's talk about two coal names. alpha natural is in the red. goldman downgrading from sell to neutral. cliff natural says cass a blank a capital rejecting the offer to end a proxy fight. >> judge, one of the others in the sfapace, is one i bought. these other two

green. again, a broad-based relief rally we are seeing here. take a look at some of the russian teche yandex, qiwi. big losers yesterday, down double digits. today, we are gaining a lot of that ground back. finally, we don't have a lot of losers to talk about but there is one i want to spotlight that is intuitive surgical. it's been down the whole day on this downgrade, basically kenner saying look, we like the stock, we like the story, but we want to be more comfortable with the 2015 growth story. you know in a market like this, it is all about growth. so not a surprise we are seeing that downgrade there. >> sheila, thank you very much. >>> radio shack closing more than 1,000 stores. the struggling electronics retailer had one of the most talked-about super bowl ads this past year. but was it worth the millions the company spent to air the ad? is the brand forever in trouble? go to finance.yahoo!.com and vote now. the power rundown is next. there you see the questions. give us your response. huh, fifts could save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance. everybody knows that. we

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green late 90's model toyota or nissan 4-door sedan. that victim.had bruises to his face.and is recovering. i'm for the kron4 techorter with dave slate. good morning i met the gave developers conference in san francisco carried its wrapping up. it's one of the year's biggest video game shows. the thing that got the most of those this year was unveiled by sunday. it's called project morpheus thrift this new virtual reality it gaming had sent is definitely the bell of the ball here at ddc. gamer's line for hours to get a sneak peek of this device which will be a device for the play station for consoles. the feeling of being an and other physical place critic to be realistic plays a fantastic place. of all to work but it's really that feeling of being somewhere else. some of the morpheus reality headset gives the where a 360 degree field of vision allowing them to interact with their surroundings as if they were really there. morpheus will include a headset and interact with a camera on play station for using the sensors that track the player's head movement. another project is see bright. it's not for game in conso

priceline, netflix, green mountain coffee, we've talked about these names over and over again, they are also trading to the downside. finally, i want to quickly talk about large cap tech it's obviously having a big influence on the overall index. microsoft, google, facebook, these stocks have held up pretty well this year are down today. the one big exception of course being apple. that stock is higher. i've been talking to traders about the nasdaq stuff all morning. and it's interesting because this is the first time i've really seen and heard some concern from traders. there are those eyebrows being raised. people saying, look, the fact we're moving so quickly to the downside, the fact momentum is coming down so quickly is a sign of concern. also the fact we're sweeping the march lows another sign of concern. people are definitely keeping a close eye at what's happening here, scott. >> sheila, thanks so much. sort of what we talked about at the top of the show. the biotechs for example down 7% in a couple days. some of these high fliers rolling over pretty good. >> you're washing out the weaker hands is what you're doing. i think now you make your list. you look for

green wreckage, as the search goes on, finding the block is a crucial step. audio or pings fade out after 30 days. to speed up the search the u.s. pacific fleet is sending in a high tech black box locator to the area. a news briefing was given at the pentagon. >> the pinger locator, as well as a blue fin 21 autoon mouse underwater vehicle were flown out of j.f.k. airport in new york to perth. it would be useful should there be a debris field, or maybe some underwater objects that we believe need to be researched. >> the break through offers slim comfort to the families of flight mh370, keen to know what happened to their loved ones. it's on the beginning of a hunt for answers as to why the giant 777 disappeared from radar screens and wound up so far off course. >> let me be explicit about this, what rear-admiral john kirby was saying is the black box locator, on the way from the u.s. pacific fleet is, at the moment, useless. the search area is too large. what needs to happen is they need to narrow it to a debris field and then the black box locator can be useful for those searching for it. >> it is a pre-emptive flight. it's in place. >> well, it was a heartbreaking d

. >>> environmental groups are pressuring high-tech giant apple to ditch two chemicals that are used to make iphones. the groups called greened an online petition on behalf of factory workers who put the phones together in china. the groups claim the use of benzene and hexeme can cause leukemia and nerve damage. apple says the use of these tub stances complies with u.s. safety standards. >>> the california secretary of state has given the go ahead to proponents for two online privacy initiatives to start to collect signatures. both measures seek online tracking, sharing and selling information by internet providers and mobile applications. one proposal would restrict how private schools and public entities use personal data. supporters have until august 8th to collect enough signatures to call fi for the november ballot. >>> people in berkeley have stopped starbucks from opening a new shop in their neighborhood. now, here is the proposed building, that starbucks went a year trying to get into. it's along telegraph across the street from the whole forward market. city council voted against a permit because of lack of parking

then he spotted fbi techs returning from their search and so he went out to the home to snip fibers for himself. >> saw the greenthis is it? >> you know, i really didn't. >> because it was a middle class home. a young man living with his parents. but peterson thought -- >> i'm going to run this back to the lab and just look. i started with the green carpet. once i put that sample under the microscope, i mean, i knew instantly that that was it. >> you knew that they had the killer? >> i knew that was it. and i -- you know, i had made hundreds and hundreds of comparisons to carpeting in various suspects' environments before and nothing was even close. until that night. >> did you stand up from your microscope and scream, hallelujah, we've caught the guy? >> i really did just want to say, oh, my god! >> still, wayne williams was allowed to go home that night. >> and make a couple of other errands so i was in the area. >> in the morning wayne williams called in reporters and tv crews who agreed not to show his face. >> he asked what was dropped in the river? nothing. >> he acknowledged he failed a lie detector test.

green. dow adding about 50 points and the nasdaq adding five. joining in on the panel is the washington post and sarah ison. do the bio techthat china might have more still am allows coming and so we're all safe? >> we're all glycemiaed to -- glycemiaed to these -- glued to these names. i find the action really interesting going into the close. starting strong, coming off throughout the day. here we are with monday the last day of the first quarter. we're barely up 1% so far this year for the first quarter. >> it has been a mirror image to some extent to the end of the year. what do you make of it? >> the one step back is clearly more like two steps back in the biotech. what it feels like to me, and i could be a hundred percent wrong, i think the etf has been leading the individual stocks. there's still some real stories last night. talked about amgen. talked about their pipeline and balance sheet. i do think there's names out there that got caught up in the maelstrom. i think people are waiting for an unfavorable ruling coming down the pipe that i don't think is going to happen. i think now's the time to do it. >> all rig

techs along with myself. so we all geared up, we headed out. we found two patients that weren't what we call their walking green -- they could walk out if we couldt of where they were. they couldn't get extricated because they were surrounded by a muddy, swampy -- it's like pea soup with logs and trees and torn-up houses. and we found that there was one patient that seemed to be about 600 feet away that we needed to get to because he said his arm was just hanging by a piece of skin. so we considered him critical. so we put together a rope system and the four of us took approximately -- maybe an hour and 15 minutes. i'm not sure on times. you get lost in that. and all three of us traversed out there over a real danger area and got to the patient, packaged him up and got him out. >> jan, how much of the wreckage area, how much of the area have you guys been able to access? >> well, the day after the incident happened, i was up searching and was able to go through a lot of the -- even through the middle of where all the debris was -- most of the homes and the vehicles ended up on the perimeter. from what i've heard, it's about a little over a squar

green mountain coffee and tesla lower. perhaps investors are getting more conscious about what stocks they're picking. and microsoft old techof the quarter that stock hitting a near 14-year high today. we haven't seen these levels since july 2000. back to you. >> sheila, thanks so much. an update on what's going on over at the nasdaq. and the dow too, sarah, up 120. >> not a bad wi to end out the quarter. i'm here with peter costa, empire executions down here on the floor. last day of the quarter. looks like we're going to end on a positive note. how does this set us up for what's going forward? >> as far as setting us up for the second quarter, i think we're probably going to see a much better market in the second quarter. i think we're going to start seeing better numbers come in, better than we've already seen. >> on the economic front? >> on the economic front. you always worry about a little geopolitical issues with the ukraine and russians, but right now i think the investors aren't even thinking about that. i think they're trying to set themselves up. earning season starts next week. >> the jobs number is going to be