when green comes in, we are pushing for green designations and the work people do to make their house green. >> my own direct experience, generally, the buying public will not pay more if it is green. maybe that is something people don't want to hear. it is the honest truth. that is my own direct experience. i think it is absolutely -- what will happen with the current green movement in building, is that it will become standard. it is becoming the standard. ultimately, it will be frowned upon when a house does not have these features, i think. i think that is how it will migrate into society, in that way. it is a good thing. it is becoming an awareness of all of these things, your appliances, your window rating, things like that. it is something that happens over time. people like to talk about it. i have sold properties where they are solar-ready, which means they have all of the equipment installed to bring the solar down, the solar energy from the roof, down into the sub-area, to then transmitted to the electrical outlets and things, but the panel did not get installed yet because

i am the owner of a green roof and green infrastructure company. so i care about green roofs. 8 washington provides a significant move towards residential green roof insulation. these green roofs will clean the air and water, provide insulation, and improve the views for the many people looking down on this development. for me, it means adding dozens and hopefully hundreds of well- paying, sustainable jobs. ever since i moved from new york city and started my company, i have been trying to get back here. this project provided the final inspiration needed for us to establish our west coast office headquarters in san francisco. the office of economic development has also been helpful and encouraging. we want to make a difference here in san consistent. we think that the thousands of people walking along the embarcadero every day, looking out at the screen roof, looking over at the green walls on the north side of this building, are going to be inspired. they're going to think to themselves, i could do that for my own house, for my own business, my ow

get them during our green tag event.it johndeere.com/greentag for details. >> this will drive green supporters a little crazy. even with high gas prices and the government's push to go green, american drivers still want gas guzzlers. just look at this: chrysler's jeeps and pickup trucks were among the top sellers last month. and, you say this is more proof we should slam the brakes on green subsidies, especially for the carmakers? what do you think. >> cheryl, governments push, the force for green energies and green cars is not only delusional but disruptive, in the real world people buy products that, i don't know, add values to their lives and despite the subsidies and hand-aways they are not choosing green cars and the average chevy dealer sells one volt or less a month and americans are not finding value in the products and are not choosing them and government should get out of the business of trying to incentivize and choose one vehicle for individuals. >> and, tense of billions of dollars have been spent on the gre

green at all.e that in my life in a lot of ways. i will get a new workout plan that includes everything except going to the gym. i will buy new shoes and a new watch. i don't eat anything special except mcdonalds. >> that's how america works though. people join a gym. they don't work out. environmentalism is a romantic ideal to make you feel better about yourself. it is like subscribing to men's health and never going to the gym. >> if you join the gym and never work out, you are creating jobs and not causing wear and tear on the machine. you are sustaining the machine. >> they count on that. >> absolutely. >> that's how america works. >> you are welcome. >> isn't this preaching to the choir? nays co fans are already -- nascar fans are already the biggest echo freaks. >> i saw an opening and i pushed the stereo type right in there. i don't understand why people don't get offset. you are doing something bad so offset by something good. they ask me, why do you run? i run because i do all of these dru

green parties in other countries have been implementing them. what i bring to this, i think, is credibility, as a doctor, as an activist, someone who's actually been on the ground organizing, changing legislation, passing referendums, changing regulations to actually move us forward. so i think what i bring to this is the green party platform and values as well as the credibility of having done the work, and built the party on the ground to actually move this forward. >> all right, so dr. stein, i spoke with roseanne barr last week, she spoke of forgiving student loan debt among the many things she's campaigning on. let's listen in part to what she had to say and i want to get your thoughts on the other side about her comments. >> that's in the united states, to forgive student loans as a stimulus to the housing market. i'm just applying common sense to it. a lot of these kids have moved in with their parents because they can't pay off their student loans. believe me, the parents are not thrilled about it either. they would like to see their kid

i am the owner of a green roof and green infrastructure company. so i care about green roofs. 8 washington provides a significant move towards resen

rated their interest as high in the green program. that is consistent with what we are hearing from him today. chairperson campos: and that is one thing for me, in reading about this, i feel that it confirms some of the work that we have done in terms of what the customers out there are thinking about, renewable energy come clean power programs. i think it validates that. i think it also, in my view, points to the need for us to make sure that we move cca forward in san francisco. on that note, i was wondering if maybe this will be addressed by lafco staff, but what the status is in terms of the item that is pending before the board and when we expect -- i know that you talked about may, but is there a specific time or date in may that we are looking at? >> may 10 was the last debate we had heard from the supervisors -- may 10 was the last date we had heard from the supervisors on the audits and oversight steering. that would allow us to have a hearing, in time to also have hearings at the budget committee before the budget committee

it is on marina green between baker and scott. it is those three blocks west of marina green but before lyon. commissioner olague: are we talking --commissioner farrell: what parking spots are we talking about? >> i believe they are on the north side of the street. this was a permit issued by the big coastal development commission for various improvements along the area and maria part of a renovation project. this was a conditional permit. the word does not have to be completed prior to the construction of this project beginning. as for the outcome of that planning process, it could've cannot be integrated into the dpw project. commissioner farrell: so right now there are no plans to take these parking spots away as part of the plan? i have been coordinating and spending time with rec and park about the harbor renovation and how that is affecting surrounding neighborhoods. especially the people that use the facility, the parking spots around their impact our neighborhoods in a big way. i just want to make sure there is coordinatio

it is contrary to being a green building, i think. some might plays an important part -- sunlight plays an important part in making a building action and more sustainable and green. -- making a building actually more sustainable and green. when i read this, i read windows in all habitable rooms, which now become a crazy. but now that i hear the reasons for why we want to change this code, to have adjoining rooms share some might from a room next door -- share sunlight from a room next door, if that is the case, the code is clear and allows for that. why are we changing this? if you look at section 1205.2.1, there is a section that deals with adjoining spaces. why can't we just use that? i think the design experts should know how to use that and say, we can share sunlight from this adjoining room. i do not think we need to eliminate this from the code. brecht's -- >> may ask mr. o'connor to come to the microphone for a second? obviously, we do not have staff here to address. with the buildings under appeal on this, what size building?

are doing more green. >> they said they're interested in green services. >> reporter: companies have taken notice and are getting on the green bandwagon, pushing paints, cleaning products. >> it's a new trend. some are sceptical that they're providing green services. >> reporter: there are several ways a company can become certified, energy efficiency and water savings are used to determine if a company is eco prndly. >> if you're looking at eco friendly practices, do your research. ask a lot of questions so you're sure that what they say is what you're getting. >> reporter: it's more atainable than ever. you need to know where to go to find the best products. >>> now if you're upgrate grading your home -- upgrading your home to be more eco friendly, check their drone practices. >>> the tough economy has take an chunk out of american savings accounts. one if five households has more debt from credit cards and student loans than money in savings accounts. the report matches up with numbers that show many lower middle income families have a negative net worth. not good news. >> all rig

services. >> reporter: companies have taken notice of the trend and are getting on green band wagonng paints and cleaning products and items they say are environmentally friendly. >> it's a new trend and consumers are skeptical they are providing green services. >> reporter: there are several ways companies can become certified to market green products. different criteria like energy efficiency and water savings are used to determine if a company can truly be be considered ecofriendly. >> if you are looking for a company with ecofriendly practices, do your research the don't take it for face value. ask is a lot of questions so you are sure that what they say they are offering you is actually what you are getting. >> reporter: living a green lifestyle is more obtainable than ever. you need to know where to go to find the best products. >> if you were upgrazing your home to be ecofriendly. check to see if your contractor is certified as green professional and that comes through the national association of home builders. contractors may document experience and training in green practic

[ticking] >> coming up, more linda greens. >> so you're linda green? >> yes. can't you tell? [laughs] >> it's easy being green, when 60 minutes on cnbc returns. what happens when classroom teachers get the training... ...and support they need? schools flourish and students blossom. that's why programs like... ...the mickelson exxonmobil teachers academy... ...and astronaut sally ride's science academy are helping our educators improve student success in math and science. let's shoot for the stars. let's invest in our teachers and inspire our students. let's solve this. i've been a superintendent for 30 some years at many different park service units across the united states. the only time i've ever had a break is when i was on maternity leave. i have retired from doing this one thing that i loved. now, i'm going to be able to have the time to explore something different. it's like another chapter. >> in the aftermath of the 2008 housing collapse, the number of properties going into foreclosure soared across america. but in a shocking number of cases, many of the mortgage docu

for subsidizing green energy.ct same time we subsidize heck out o green energy we are going after china because they subsidize green energy. >> bret: here in the u.s.? >> no, we subsidize it over there and we claim it's unfair practices. investigation launched in november by the department of commerce that has gone through several steps. we are waiting for the time outcome that could lead to tariffs, they're protecting green issue. >> how big of this is in the fall? >> ajunction to issue or -- adjunct to issue. obama answer to everything is expand government and spend money under the word invest. the biggest boondoggle started in the obama years but before that. ethanol. even al gore admits it does nothing in respect to climate. consumes as much energy as it saves. complete loss. what happens? we're locked into it, huge subsidy and waste of money for the taxpayers and country. >> bret: that is it for the panel. stave tuned. someone should have told the next anchor that, too. does your phone share what you are seei

it is contrary to being a green building, i think. some might plays an important part -- sunlight plays an important part in making a building action and more sustainable and green. -- making a building actually more

versus one under green. now we're on green-white-checker. don't like that. >> larry: no. didn't think you would. >> michael: darrell, think you race all night long, 500 miles for this chance. and these guys are going to be desperate. this is a win in the southern 500 at darlington. gas is an issue. tires are an issue. some of the guys back six, seven, eight have fresher tires. can they charge up through there? this is going to be intense. >> darrell: i think -- i don't know what is going to happen at the back or the middle but i know that the big deal is at the front. >> well, some drivers, some teams worried about fuel. kyle busch is thinking about food. >> i think something really good to eat after this thing is over. i'm starving. [ laughter ] >> darrell: just chew you another piece of double mint. you'll be all right. >> mike: two laps to go. third green-white-checker finish at darlington. in the track's history. jimmie johnson trying to hold off tony stewart. score his first victory of the season. this will be our first attempt at a green-white-checker. if the leader

[ticking] >> coming up, more linda greens. >> so you're linda green? >> yes. can't you tell? [laughs] >> it's easy being green, when 60 minutes on cnbc returns. it's very important to understand how math and science kind of makes the world work. in high school, i had a physics teacher by the name of mr. davies. he made physics more than theoretical, he made it real for me. we built a guitar, we did things with electronics and mother boards. that's where the interest in engineering came from. so now, as an engineer, i have a career that speaks to that passion. thank you, mr. davies. of how a shipping giant can befriend a forest may seem like the stuff of fairy tales. but if you take away the faces on the trees... take away the pixie dust. take away the singing animals, and the storybook narrator... [ man ] you're left with more electric trucks. more recycled shipping materials... and a growing number of lower emissions planes... which still makes for a pretty enchanted tale. ♪ la la la [ man ] whoops, forgot one... [ male announcer ] sustainable solutions. fedex. solutions tha

at the end of tonight's ceremony, please proceed upstairs to the green room. please be sure to get a ticket from the usher as you leave because it is your ticket to enter. also, please hang on to the ticket because many of the restaurants you will be sampling food from tonight are offering a 10% discount when you show that ticket at their restaurant. but don't move yet, because the tickets will not be passed out and the doors to the green room will not be open until our program here has finished. and good news, we are about halfway through. [laughter] only another hour and a half ago. keating, kidding. time now for the grand finale. for that, i'd like to turn this over to rose. >> it is a pleasure to coordinate this sekhmet so that you may enjoy a rich cultural elegance of our various asian communities. please at applaud them. let's give them a warm welcome. ♪ >> ♪ somewhere over the rainbow way up high there's a dream that you dream of once in a lullabye oh, somewhere over the rainbow bluebirds fly and a dream that you dream of dreams really do come true ooh,

green mountain avalanche. a longtime bull that's finally cracked after a disappointing earnings report from the company, and retail detail, disappointing numbers from chain stores. we're separating the winners from the losers with dana tellsy. lots to trade today. let's talk to the traders and find out what's going on here. several momentum stocks hammered. stephanie, you could go down the list. not just chesapeake, green mountain, osama bin ladentable, groupon, and zynga. what do you do? do you buy some of these names? >> we're not buying these names. there's other higher quality companies that you can buy. with these kinds of stocks that fall, very often, there's another shoe to drop. if there's not another shoe to drop, it can stay even money for quite some time. if you look at baker hughes or a mcdonald's or visa, the stocks that get hit on bad earnings or sell the news kinds of things, those are things you want to pick up. own high quality companies in a diversified portfolio. >> there's one name i would

it is contrary to being a green building, i think. some might plays an important part -- sunlight plays an important part in making a building action and more sustainable and green. -- making a building actually more sustainable and green. when i read this, i read windows in all habitable rooms, which now become a crazy. but now that i hear the reasons for why we want to change this code, to have adjoining rooms share some might from a room next door -- share sunlight from a room next door, if that is the case, the code is clear and allows for that. why are we changing this? if you look at section 1205.2.1, there is a section that deals with adjoining spaces. why can't we just use that? i think the design experts should know how to use that and say, we can share sunlight from this adjoining room. i do not think we need to eliminate this from the code. brecht's -- >> may ask mr. o'connor to come to the microphone for a second? obviously, we do not have staff here to address. with the buildings under appeal on this, what size building?

game over green, i guess. mike green. great s a game breaker, makes a great shot and ends up being on goal. >> has a good ring to it. rmgs forget take back the park, take back the nats. the nats offense returns to south capital street. toss in another stellar performance from starting pitcher geo gonzalez, and the nationals pound the phillies 7-1, a rare blowout for the nats this season. the former philly and $126 million man jasyson werth, phillies up 1-0, but no more. werth has runners on the corners and is going yard. his third homer of the year, the nationals take a 3-1 lead. same inning, rick ankiel pulls one down the line. chad tracy comes in to score. danny espinosa waived in from second. very aggressive move, the nationals pay the price, espinosa gunned down at the plate. the nats take a 4-1 lead. in the 7th, chad tracer, been a big baller lately. this is like chad tracy, sir ka 2005. his second home run in as many nights. he also had three hits on the night, the nats win 7-1, going for the series sweep tomorrow o

is our green jobs training program. there are currently 18 team members throughout san francisco and our core to the outreach effort. their activity is extensive. they do monitoring, recycling, composting, knocking on doors to promote energy efficiency, talking with small-business owners of reducing energy use and bills, and tabling at fairs and festivals to educate about the zero waste. as part of this program, they participate in a number of work- force training activities. that includes environmental literacy, which uses the curriculum to teach sustainability, soft and technical skills development with training focus on skills like public speaking, outreach, customer service, data collection and waste and energy auditing. there is also a project-specific training where they learn about the many innovative environmental policies in san francisco and interagency coordination. another critical component is the on the job experience. they have done work in the residential sector on energy efficiency and zero waste and en

president chiu: and then there was some questioning about the green fence. i am not sure anyone here like that, but my understanding is the fact that the green fence is there is under the control of the management of that company of the golden gateway, the financial partner in this deal. >> i believe that is the case. certainly, the green fence is there from invisible blockage from someone wanting to walkman block from the site, but even absent the green fence, there is no mechanism or improvement on the ground that would guide a pedestrian three that site. president chiu: and then one last question. i know that supervisor wiener was asking about one type of recreation space. we are talking about 90,000 total square feet of recreation space compared to about 20,000 square feet of open space the developer is planning to develop if we give the developer $5 million, right? >> again, i would defer to the port on those transactions. president chiu: i have stated some facts, so there is no need for additional follow-up on that. thank you. supervisor kim? superviso

so that's what the greens are about.so about bringing progressive issues, specifically the ten key values of the green party. which i think all of the people on the left and right side of the aisle can agree on. it's a party of solutions. a party of small, yet efficient government. you know, of a good -- you know, being good to mother earth, and thinking of alternative ways to make things happen besides the ones that got us in this big mess. >> and some of the other issues that you're hoping to promote as part of your platform, ending the involvement in foreign wars, afghanistan -- >> yeah, all wars. i'm for -- i try to live my life according to what i think is right and what i think is right is a whole new -- i want us to stop and start over with a new kind of system from bottom to top, that eliminates a kind of system that is the end to slavery, war and usery. all the kind of capital sins that brought us here. and if we would do just a fraction of those, there wouldn't be any more problems. they'd all be solved. so i'm

second attempt at a green/white checkered finish. kyle busch, joe nemechek to the green. austin dillon, that 3, had a lot of damage to his car. lucky to stay out open the race track. >> joey logano pushes kyle busch clear. whitt in the 88 with ricky stenhouse jr. in the 6. whoa, there's more trouble. sam hornish jr. in the 12! what a save! nemechek is damaged though. >> junior just went below the yellow line just to miss all of that. a lot of damage for

and yes, there was al green.o-face about what he thought of president obama's singing. >> reverend al green. so great to -- oh, thank you. so great to see you. your favorite spot to perform? >> yeah. one of my heart-felt spots. >> really? why? >> because it's so close to home. i'm a southern boy. so it's really unique for me, yeah. ♪ >> we hear people already yelling, making requests. >> yeah. there's 130 folks. that's a lot of folks. that's a lot of requests. we'll do our best, you know. >> i imagine one of the requests has to be "let's stay together." >> that's my national anthem, come on. >> president obama gave his rendition. >> i said, wow. ♪ i'm so in love with you >> really, he was good, though. he was good. he sounded great. >> so how flattering is that for you, for the president of the united states to sing your song? >> i mean, i thought that was so unique. i've never had that happen before. but when a president does it, that's kind of special. >> what kind of grade would you give him? >> his singing i

rich, let's talk green mountain. >> the technical suggests that green mountain is a stock to avoid goingnto earnings and coming out of earnings. when we look at the chart, we see a textbook pattern which is the yellow line here. we have been eyeing the reversal, developed within the context of the very well defined trading range, 40 on the low end, 70 on the high end. it gets its pattern because it's an island of prices by a gap coming in and coming out of the pattern. now, in isolation, the island reversal is not a compelling directional signal. however, it raises the spector for an outside move. you want to size that position accordingly. risk management is the key on this trade. we think that you are going to test around the low end at $40. >> is there anything here that makes you the seller on the stock? why are you a seller on the name ahead of even knowing that? >> well, first of all, look at the relevant stock. it's down 58% since the peak we set back in 2011. that's trailing the s&p by 75%. we all know we're at 70-year highs. clearly the relevant strength is a key barometer. the

>> green this is the weird one and i should have gotten to you last and she is green because she is walking. very good. this patient. >> (inaudible). >> very good. >> we tagged red. >> because? >> not responding -- >> very good and tagged red correctly. triage and i hope you guys can do it and 32 can do and divide the reds and the yellows and th greens are walking wounded and blacks are dead and simple as that and how long should you be with a patient? not more than 15 seconds and ho long does it take to check breathing? and you know right away and couple seconds to ask for a command and 22nds to check this and 15 seconds with a patient at the most and common injuries are brucing bruising, lacerations and sprains and si signs and symptoms that you wil see is pain, di discoloration, e deformity and some of the treatments and you want to see the wounds and see blood and ri open the shirt so you can treat it and you see blood here and rip the shirt open and the bloo is from somewhere else and i immobilize them and someone has an object and never remove it and it's embedded and if you pull it o

good afternoon i'm very hooper with the department of environment green building team. one of my responsibilities is to assist the department of building inspection in the maintenance of chapter thirteen c. of the building code and. the bulletin itself the regulatory documents for its implementation. i don't have extensive presentation for you this is really just the . completion of the. process that advisory committee has referred to you for. detailing how updates to the green building ordinance that were adopted back in two thousand and ten would be. implemented on going basis so i'm here to be happy to answer questions but i'm not sure what level of detail you're really interested in and. your time that there are any questions from the commission. director day do you have any thing to say about this this is actually correct regulations that are forwarded into our code by the green building code so they need to be put into our co-pay and follow ok this is actually something that's needed. ok we're going to take public comment on their public comment on this item. r.b.