green tea ice cream. >> from mr. green tea.l green tea flavored ice cream, which is what the bulk of the business is, i would never advocate changing the name of that, ever. this package will never change. mr. green tea would be the flavor. >> then what would you call the brand? >> you know, if i just was kind of brainstorming and coming off the top of my head, you know, why wouldn't you call it keyport creamery? the keyport creamery is an emanuele family company, right? very nice underneath, and we offer since 19... >> both: '68. >> '68, the most fantastic line of green tea ice cream, ginger ice cream, red bean, but we've now started to expand into... >> both: solo gelato... >> and... >> mochi. >> mochi, and whatever else you decide to launch. >> you're right. >> yeah, i-i like the ideas, yeah. >> i've arranged for michael and richard to have a call with the bank, so they can negotiate for the building we saw the other day. >> so what do we want to do the initial offer at? >> i think we have to offer at 200,000. >> 200,000? >>

that will care for these areas and provide by green street skate and other green projects that will benefit the environment. thank you. >> perfect timing. very good. next speaker. >> hi, i'm alicia holloway and i'm a homeowner in dog patch. this legislation is important to me because in our neighborhood we have -- we don't have a lot of large spaces to develop traditional parks and so the legislation will be allow us to form a gbd so we can develop and maintain these smaller spaces that we've been working on and provoid a consistent -- provide a consistent framework and infrastructure and source of revenue. thanks. >> thank you alicia. next speaker, please. >> my name is bruce and i'm a dog patch property owner and as alicia is. we've met with a number of property owners in the district or dog patch as we call it were they've supported this idea. there's a big appetite in our area for it. we have neighbors come out to create the largest park and we like to continue that trend through the district. thanks for your support. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> hello supervisors. i'm

and in the case of green, because the range of projects that would utilize, or meet the california green building requirements but would not use the rating systems has expanded and the icc is now offering the training in cal green inspection compliance, and then, the range of ways of qualifying to be a green building of record was expanded to include, but was already there in the past which is being accredited as a lead to credit professional and under the system and the green point which is the verifier in the system or an icc certificated cow grain inspect and ner and that is just adding a different type of credential. >> and the next set of major changes are really not within the narrative of it but they are in the forms that were provided for the resource that will help the applicant to understand what was required, in the understand of a brief of a format as possible and to provide in the appropriate form for each type project so that for the requirements. attachment a, and table one has been expanded a bit, to be a little bit clearer for the user who might be complying with the gre

this is a great deal for green mountain.ut those of us who have been around have seen deals when microsoft took a 10% stake in learn out house speak. we see the big deals over time. and sometimes they work out. and sometimes they don't. coming on to next quarter, what is green mountain, as a business, just doing what it's doing. what do they do for an encore now? >> herb, real quick. your work is unbelievable. is it implied that coke going down this road that they're comfortable with what we deem to be aggressive accounting practices at green mountain? i'm just asking the question. >> i don't know. and aggressive accounting is the least of the issues we've been looking at. i've been talking about. what i've been talking about is the business that's been deteriorating. they've done something. they've been throwing everything against the wall. where's the campbell's soup tourreg that's supposed to come put. they're throwing things out there. and again, i can't diminish the importance of the deal. i'm saying, when i look at it

i draw the green line bright. what you do on your side of the green line you have a right to do, until there's agreement, what you do on the other side you don't have a right to do. i want to make it very, very clear, where josh and i differ respectfully on this because i do not think it's right to boycott soda stream if it's inside israel , i do believe it's right the boycott if it's in the occupied territories. >> there are others who would like the boycott movement to really achieve more. talk a little bit about that. >> well, the boycott divestment and sanction movement has three central objectives that are really all tied together. the first is ending the occupation, in the west bank and gaza and providing self-determination for the palestinians who live there. equality for palestinians inside israel and inside the green line and a equitable solution in coordinates with international law u.n. resolution 194 to the palestinian refugee issue, the right of return of palestinian refugees. as is very clear, the po

i have no ax with green mountain because of the slow in coffee.f you look at soda -- >> bail on soda? >> no, i bought a little more this morning. >> you buy soda. >> i had a small position coming in today. and when you and i were changing -- exchanging e-mails last night and i said, no, the street reaction is wrong and shouldn't be down. if you're in pepsi you're not going to accompany partly owned by coke unless there's an agreement there where pepsi can also buy 10%. you're not going to do it. pepsi has to pick a player. starbucks, they don't have a machine for cold right now that's been proven. sodastream does. they're not going to buy sodastream but every competitor for coke should now look to sodastream. >> and last night after the bell, judge, the stock broke below 30. that's soda. broke below 30. i put up a print on twitter at 29, 27 or something like that. there was a steal down there at that level. it's only reason i'm not crying more over my twitter fiasco is that i bought some soda. but i flipped it this morning. i would get back into s

this is the green school on the indonesian island of bali.he paradise is located around one quarter of an hour south of this small city. there is no central school building. instead, individual classrooms are spread across and eight hector campus. some of the lessons, for instance in green studies, take place outdoors. >> originally, it was growing like this. should we do just rose or a clump? -- rows or a clump? i took the role of client. i told them, this is my pond i want to clean up. and i gave them some demands. we've been studying the pond for two weeks. we learned that the frogs are dying in here because there is no escape route. >> this gravel will allow the frogs to reach land. >> it's really fun having classrooms right next to nature. you can just look out your wall and nature is right there. >> solar panels provide 80% of the school's power. the rest comes from a biogas generator that is fueled by composting toilets. each class has its own garden and supplies the school canteen with food. on today's menu is fresh tomato salad. alon

that's the greening and these trees all have it. and this is the start of it. they'll gradually start to decline. next year will be worse, the year after that will be worse, you learn how to grow oranges and they're telling us to try to grow peasches, and try to grow pomegranites, and try to grow blueberries, and trying to start over and learn something brand new, // i tell the other growers, and i've been telling them for years, that it's like an airplane that's in trouble, and the oxygen masks have been deployed and this airplane is going down. and it's the truth. that was jackie keenan reporting. the newly passed farm bill has allocated 125 million dollars for research to combat citrus greening. coming up...social network names-- take center stage in chart talk. and after the break, why the small business sector is divided on whether the economy is ramping up or slowing down. bill moller steps in, next. a lot of analysts & economists are expecting 2014 to be a year of growth and gain. but there's little evidence of that in the first month of the new year. ju

>> i believe that green for all did. >> green for all terminated the contract. >> i believe so. >> and the puc, agreed to that termination? >> yes. >> one thing that struck me in the penalty discussion, was that there was not much discussion of factors a, through, c. in the exhibit 1. and so i am curious as to what investigation we did and what, or how the staff came out on any intent to conceal or deceive and whether it was deliberate, intentional or in ad vert ant. >> with respect to the severity, it is addressed in the, it is one of the more serious violations of the conduct code and then, the... >> the suspect of the penalty amount, and i think that, at least to the two accounts and staft took into consideration, the penalty that the respondent would pay the fppc. and so that and also, she had no prior history with the commission, and she had returned all of the money that she had received from the green for all during the time, and when these events occurred. >> what is the most severe penalty that we leveed for something like that? >> they are not able to find a similar case rega

welcome back to the kaiser report imax keyser time outs are to jenny jones a green party member of the london assembly jenny welcome to the kaiser report thank you it's a long way to come. protesting so i'm holding up this copy of the banker's mayor report that you've put together so tell us about it. well it's very frustrating for somebody who is you know has a philosophy about how things should be run and that society generally should protect the vulnerable to find men like boris johnson who is acting. so often entirely for the bankers here in london and admittedly they are an important severus that ten percent to what something like that at the same time they are not doing that for london and boris johnson seems to swallow everything they say without any sort of doubt or hesitation and that is very annoying now mayor boris johnson claimed in a press release that it's funds in the city of london contribute three billion pounds a year in tax. of course at the same time we've learned about all the scandals of libel or forex p.p.i. the gold fixing scandal. and all of these other you kno

it's more than a green building. it's been designed to reach the entire neighborhood experience and this will contribute to san francisco's longstanding ranking as one of the america's greenest cities. block six includes improvements to the street scape for all to enjoy at the community garden at the ground level and gives a sense of community within the building. we are making sure that our residents will have multiple green transportation options including bike storage and preferred parking for low emission vehicles and according to the transportation center will ensure public transportation is always a few blocks away. we've also designed block six to be highly energy efficient, energy conservation includes shading and cross ventilation system using outside air for healthy interested door air quality and also will bring much retail space for all to enjoy. many people don't realize how much work happens before we break ground. so i would like to give a special thanks to a few people who provided their expertise and

the first is, is the list of green vehicles publicly available? in other words, is there a way to make people in san francisco who might need to buy a new car or replace a car, if they could benefit from the work that you've done to identify green vehicles? >> i'm going to let bill answer that. >> we'd be happy to share it. the most limiting factor is what's on contract, but the city is already contracted with. i wear another hat called clean cities, daily clean cities, and we have access to a lot of data through the united states department of energy websites that we can share with the public to help them make those kind of decisions. >> we might want to think about doing something like that. not that we want to promote car use, but that we do want to ensure that when people buy cars, that they buy the best cars that are available. that's an idea. and i did want to ask about the possibility of unintended consequences. with respect to your waiver requirement, and particularly the one that asks people to justify low mileage vehicles and whether or

almost all in the green.et's get to our roadmap this morning right back here in the good old us of a. twitter major concerns over user growth sending shares down sharply after the social network's first earnings report as a public company. while twitter is slumping green mountain coffee seeing plenty of green, rallying after coke agreed to take a 10% stake in the company and help launch an at-home cold beverage system. shares of gm down a bit this morning after earnings and revenue were well below wall street estimates, although restructuring maybe a part of that. gm january sales also fell 12%. that was thanks in large part to what they said was the bad weather. of course we had that news earlier this week. >>> all right, let's start with twitter. shares are down sharply. let's see. right here i got 51.26, 51.34 bid despite posting better-than-expected fourth quarter results in its first financial report as a company. concerns about the user growth is weighing on the stock. twitter said it averaged 241 milli

in this case, i'm just using our spring greens. toss a little bit on this with our greens.go ahead and plate. then we're gonna take our roasted chanterelles. and again, you can see, now obviously, they've roasted, they've concentrated the flavor somewhat--herbs, the olive oil, the garlic--just a really nice flavor. a little bit of salt and pepper. we're gonna go ahead and just take a nice, healthy amount, put 'em on the plate. and we're gonna do this salad in somewhat of a deconstructed fashion. so, it has a little bit of a--the guests can mix it or make it themselves. then we'll take a little bit of our goat cheese. and there's so many goat cheeses out there and certainly within varying degrees of intensity and flavor. and i've just taken the liberty of reducing a little bit of the balsamic vinegar. and if you want, you can just kind of do a little bit of garnish just on the plate like that. for the salad--again, nice, very simple, with the greens, the chanterelles, but great flavors. again, spring greens, roasted california chanterelles, a little bit of mild chevre, and a

sector is backing away from green energy because it's not been profitable thus far. we now bp ditch its wind investment. we saw solyndra and fisker. these are serious problems. we need new ideas. and federal subsidies simply prop up otherwise failing businesses. they don't make it a successful business. it crowds out real innovation. >> and where is the executive order for keystone? >> right. >> the terrible irony here is that we're slamming small businesses, two-thirds of their profits go to taxes. and that money is going away from small businesses paying to the government to these green energy companies. it's like putting green lipstick on a pig when it's going to companies like solyndra or fisker or companies the chinese then buy. >> yeah. we're now subsidizing chinese companies. you're as appalled by that as we are, aren't you? >> yeah. but we're not really subsidizing them. we're just picking bad businesses in some cases -- >> and giving them money. >> and the chinese are taking advantage. but, again, you can't weight this all in one direction. we've also invest

lorraine green, she's in c-5. >> lorraine green.oing to see if she has additional witnesses to speak to because at the end of the day when you allege something you have to have witnesses and somebody for me to talk to and some way for me to prove the statement that you're making. >> good morning. >> good morning. how are you? >> i'm good. yourself? >> i'm okay. >> were there any other witnesses you would like for me to talk to. >> the only person that was there, me, your co, ryan and mr. mets. >> i spoke with the corporal and i also spoke with the officer that was there at the time. corporal has read a statement saying at no time did he make any comments -- any sexual -- >> he did. i bet he did. >> let me finish what i'm saying. >> you guys are agreeing to each other. what is the sense of it. i'm looking like the idiot while your ceo agreeing with each other he never said it when he did say it. what's the sense of speaking more about it. there's no more to speak about. it's over. >> i'm going to continue with what i have to say, whe

we had a public meeting on green purchasing, it was great. spent a lot of time talking about some of the challenges that face us in green purchasing across the city. and also it has a chance to talk about some things i wanted to reiterate for any public that might be watching. had some feedback on compostable bags and green purchasing around compostable bags. and one of the challenges that we see is that people are using compostable bags to throw away their landfill waste and that that is a no-no, and that was something a lot of us didn't know when we were there in the meeting. so, that was great insight for us. also, talked about green purchasing for hand sanitizers across city departments and that hand sanitizers that contain an element called triklosan are cancer causing. good knowledge for everyone to have. the main challenges that are facing green purchasing are the same as they've been when they came before the full commission, that was an older inventory management and purchasing system. it's very hard for us to stay as on top of green

just a tick off of the green arrows. so basically flat, waiting for those earnings reports that will be coming in from twitter, from pandora, from a host of different companies. we have a busy hour for you. "after the bell" starts right now. liz: they're lining up like planes at o'hare. disney, pandora, twitter. all waiting on numbers. let's get to today's market action. joe keating, joe is saying now is a good time to get back in the market if you were ever out. scott shellady joining from us the cme. let's start with scott. the price action was tentative and a little weak. what do you hink? >> i think actually, funny enough, i think tomorrow will be the big story. after we see earnings today. we have the ecb. they will need to be ones that really help us out of this problem. if draghi doesn't do anything and market action was they think he is going to, but if he doesn't, i think they punish the equities. i think that makes non-farm on friday a non-event. david: joe keating, i was mentioning some big names that pulled b

the area in green we're filling other work orders particular but other city departments like dp t work and the remainder of the unfilled need we'll have implemented through consolute a contracts. the next slide in 2013 and 14 we have a total of 2 hundred and 89 a 6 percent there in staffing and no other in the subject years. i can go into the details of the 21 positions but the lions shire the 15 of the 21 is direct billable and auto can do draft people and the types of draft people the remaining 5 are administrative functions within the bureaus so within the increase of work we need additional help with incredible and managing overall staff and of the 5 poegsz positions two of them are going to the contract center. we opened the center in the bayview as an attempt at that do the outreach to the lgbt community to help them for a one to the shop to reaching out to muni and making it a one stop shop for smaller contractors they can review plans and upcoming bid opportunities. we want to include training programs to help them fill out their forms and things of that nature marry we're requ

an african american man in his '40's wearing a green shirt and blue jeans about 165 lbs.y seven5-7 (male announcer): now, the orchard supply sports report with gary radnich. shaun white failed in his attempt to win gold in the halfpipe for the third straight olympics >> gary: jumps - his third one didn't go to well. white's snoboard hit the edge of the halfpipe - and white finished off the podium in 4th place >> gary:the winner was a 25 year old who goes by the name "i-pod" >> gary:a pair of japanese teenagers took silver and bronze so for the first time since the sport was introduced in 1998 the usa was shut out medals canada is 2nd with 10 total medals netherlands 3rd with 8 total medals the usa is tied with russia for 4th place with 7 total >> gary:if you've been watching the olympics you probably noticed that bob costas has pink eye >> gary:after the pink eye spread to both eyes costas has been removed from coverage and will be replaced by matt lauer >> gary:remember the lone niner fan who crashed the seahawks super bowl parade last week, dressed in full 49er garb? >>

shares of green mountain soar on its deal with coca-cola. and now industry experts say the venture could change the way we drink beverages. we have all that and more tonight on "nightly business report" for thursday, february 6th. >>> it was buy buy buy. that was the order of the day on wall street, sending stocks into rally mode and leading the dow and the s & p to the biggest one-day gains so far this new year. and today's gains came on encouraging news about jobs. first-time jobless benefits claims fell by 20,000 last week, a sign of steady improvement in the labor market. and it arrived just one day ahead of course of friday's all-important january jobs report. many economists are looking for as many as 189,000 new non farm payroll jobs to be added in january along with some upward revisions to december's dreadful gains of just 74,000. here's how the major averages each gaining more than 1% ended the session. the dow up by 188 points, first time we've had a 1% gain of a dow this year. got a big boost from disney shares which shot up by m

we can get them to go green, that's great. we have another 11% of the electricity that are direct access commercial customers where they could decide as businesses that the right thing for them to do is to go 100% green. so, if we can convince them, and that would be a voluntary activity on their part, that we might be able to reach another piece of the market. the question is how are we going to get to the rest of it. and that's a challenge that's been discussed at this commission and i know will be discussed in the future. so, i'm not going to go through each one of these parts. i will point out that urban forest is the light blue wedge at the top. be great to see that expanded, or expanding any of these wedges. some of them are under influence from the department of the environment. some of them are not. and the -- planning to the energy efficiency slice, it's going to take a much larger investment. residential pace is one attempt to try to harness and leverage more private sector leverage investment. we would like to see a

green mountain coffee coca-cola takes a 10% stake $2.3 billion, ten year partnership, green mountainde big money, stock is up 5%. new march consumer reports, the best perceived auto maker in america, stocks 2% 170. the new york times reporting strong growth in digital subscriber is. revenue from digital subscriptions up 36% from last year. new york times up next. we will reveal what that 3d printer has been churning out throughout the show. stuart: why is kellogg's such a loser today? p> kellogg's came out down 1% reporting lower-than-expected quarterly revenue sales, face intense competition from general mills, not only the cereal business good people moving to yogurt and a white and other breakfast options. they did do well with sprinkles, something under their umbrella and other names including cheese and pop tarts but a new low for the stock for 52 weeks underperforming the competitor, general mills. stuart: the dow is up 154. we talk a lot about 3d printing on "varney and company," a game changing technology, desktop manufacturing. today we have something new in the industry, th

eric brooks, representing san francisco green party and local grass roots. just to comment commissioner breed has shown some really outstanding leadership on this issue and it's extremely appropriate for her to move to vice-chair on this lafco. thanks. >> wolf neighborhood council in acclimation. >>supervisor john avalos: is there any additional public comment? seeing none, public comment is closed. this is motioned by campos and second by mr. mar. can we take that without objection. first i would like to say this you for the support and i'm really excited about serving with commissioner breed who will be the vice-chair of lafco and i really appreciate your pushover the past several months on cleanpowersf. next item. >> approval of lafco minutes from december 13, 2013, meeting. >>supervisor john avalos: any comments on our minutes? is there any additional public comment? seeing none, public comment is closed. can we have a motion to approve the minutes? motion from vice-chair breed and seconded by commissioner campos and we'll take that without objection. >>

the nasdaq would be about 15 points from the green.a lot of the european markets are firmer as we awaited the decision from the ecb and the bank of england. we are earnings and economic data. first on the economy, here is the calendar. it all happens at 8:30 eastern time. weekly jobless claims, december international trade and fourth quarter productivity. throughout the morning, a number of the neigh's major retailers will report january same-store sales. as for earnings central,

green spending. it can work. >> exactly, brenda, you know, chuck mentioned the american people want results. i agree, they want result, unfortunately, as you imply, the u.s. government hasn't given those results. the big programs that they have social security, medicare, medicaid are filled with fraud and overbudget. then you have other things where they waste money like amtrak, which loses money every day. they can't even make money with a virtual monopoly in the u.s. postal service. big projects by the government are inherently loaded with pork and bloat and a high government pensions. they just don't work. so if i give a dollar to the government, it comes back to me in the form of about 80 cents or. so add that to the statistics that john gave us running up a debt that we can't pay. my gosh, we will be spending $8 billion a year on interest payments alone. this madness has to stop. it's a pox on both parties. >> that's true. both aisles are definitely at fault here. tracy what do you think? >> to

i'm anne-marie green.niversity of missouri football player michael sam finished an outstanding collegiate career, a first team, all american. he was named the southeast defensive player of the year and now sam could become the first openly gay player of the nfl. he made the revelation in a series of interviews and he told his teammates in august. susan mcginnis in washington. susan, good morning. >> anne-marie, good morning. the nfl has 1,600 players and not one has announce they'd were gay. michael sam announced it. >> i'm not afraid of who i am. >> university of missouri all-american football player michael sam came out sunday. >> i'm an openly proud gay man. >> if the nfl drafts him as expected he'll become the first openly gay football player. sam told his college teammates last august. >> they took it great, they rallied around me and supported me and i couldn't ask for better teammates. >> missouri coach gary pinkle says sam has taught a lot of people first hand it doesn't matter what your background

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