greg johnson and lindsey johnson, allen and maryann buyer, rob and trina dean, steve and torrey humphrey, david jenkins and lisa sphere, gary and terry and giants senior vice-president and his wife amanda. and the skipper's wife kim bochy. former manager peter mcgowan and his wife. and bill newcomb and his wife sally. let's hear it for former giants owner bob lorie and his wife connie. representing the stone am family jim rooper. and the distinguished alumni jay trav key. the hack man. jeffrey leonard. former first baseman jd. now a man who is often mistaken to be my husband is tiny felder. greg, rich robinson, how about it for terry winfield. brian johnson, everyone. and the man that needs no introduction, i simply say to you the home run king. ladies and gentlemen, mr. barry bonds. you can show him your love. of course. do it, do it. now on to our giants hall of famers starting with mr. gay lord perry. the baby bull orlando zepeda. the dominican one our beloved willie mckovey. and last but not least the best player to ever play this game, the great willie mays. [ cheers and applause ]

sincerely greg johnson. thank you. >> thank you. any other member of the public? seeing none, public comment is closed. commissioners, i really, really like this piece of legislation. and i want to thank supervisor campos's office for this. i want to thank the geller foundation, the great work that you do. i know several small businesses that have participated in forums at geller and it's really helped multi-generational families in san francisco pass on their businesses. and san francisco heritage, what you've done, as we started last year at our forum down on mission and sixth, i was really pleased with the turnout. great synergy came out of that and i feel like this is what actually came out of that. so, this legislation has my total support. commissioner dooley. >> yes, i want to echo what president adams says. and also just to bring up once again, this is a huge crisis right now in san francisco. as a small business commissioner, i cannot think of anything more important than preserving our local businesses that have given our neighborhoods character and supp

i'm actually here on behalf of greg johnson. he asked if i could read some comments from him. he's the owner, co-owner of marcus books. and he says, dear commissioners, [speaker not understood] to voice our support of the pro poed legacy business registry legislation which will strengthen our local policies to help preserve the city's long-time business he. marcus books greatly appreciates the support we received during a period of uncertainty. we are all in this together and respect others who have tirelessly devoted their time and energy in moving this piece of legislation along. supervisor campos, mark farrell and everyone else who has worked on this legislation deserves tremendous applause. without doubt if passed the new political legislation will help a host of legacy businesses including the [speaker not understood]. as legacy business owners and native residents of san francisco, we promised the community we would fight injustice, keep our doors open at a long-term site and serve those concerned over the weakness of our current policy that govern historical designation

nascar, first race of the sprint cup, chasing the second round, jimmie johnson and greg biffle spin outjohnson hit the wall and his day was done. finished 40th. big blow to his championship hopes, by the way. final lap, joey lagono getting the win. it is his 5th win of the year. gets a spot in the third round of the sprint cup chase. what a day to be a san francisco sports fan. >> i have a question for you. you would have to admit it was a gift for the 49ers when oops, the chiefs put 12 men on defense. >> yes. the 49ers were about to get the ball back. >> yes. >>and they had 12 men on the field. 5 yard penalty. 49ers got automatic. >> it should not happen. part of the reason it may of happened. earlier in the game when craig had the fake punt for the 1st round that may of led to the confusion, they did not tonight to happen again. >> yes. wow, in a professional football game, amazing. >> yes. it is a mazing. >> yes. you will analyze that on game day? >> yes. we will break that down ann along with lowery. talking baseball and football. >> thanks very much. that is it for us at 5:30. see

. >> greg, thank you so much. secretary jey johnsonomised to inform the secret service after julie pierson resigned earlier this week. less than two weeks after a man with a knife jumped the fence at the white house and made it deep inside the building. molly is in washington with the details. molly? >> reporter: jey johnson says he's focused on rebuilding the country's, quote, trust and confidence in the secret service and part of that process is not just replacing julie pierson as the director but opening up the secret service to external scrutiny. >> the secret service has never been the subje(u of an outside, independent review. and so we're going to look at the security around the white house compound and i'm invited this panel to look at the broader issues. >> reporter: this follows a series of security breaches, including september 19th incident when a fence jumper with a knife made it into the east room of the white house. three days before that, an armed private security guard with felony convictions rode on an elevator with p

greg orman. the rotenberg political report -- the debate is courtesy of the johnson county public policy council and the kansas city tv station kmbc. [applause] >> thank you. welcome to all of you. for those of you who are here covering the race from out-of-state, we are used to doing these gatherings and october. we are not used to sharing the stage with the playoffs and the postseason. we are not to be upstaged as we welcome you to the public policy council debate between our u.s. senate candidates. i will introduce the candidates in alphabetical order and then we will proceed with opening statements. the first candidate i'm going to introduce is greg orman, who earned a degree in economics at princeton and shortly thereafter began his successful career in business. mr. orman remains involved in business, including a firm he cofounded in 2004 to provide capital to small businesses. in addition, he also acted for many years in the american legion boys state program. our next candidate is mr. pat roberts, first elected in 1996, after serving eight terms in the u.s. house of representatives. he i

greg. guests include dana perino and stacy dash and mike baker. yum. and on monday former new mexico governor gary johnson block. last story. that's the last story. who is he going to call? no dudes at all. he confirmed that the ghost busters reboot is officially happening and will star, quote, hilarious women. no wherd on who -- no word on who will star in the film, but the all female cast will include kristen wiig and adam levine. our own joanne nosuchunsky caught up with murray and talked to him about it. >> i have no problem if they want to re-do a sequel regardless of who they cast. as long as they can fit the bill and do the role correctly, i feel this all female cast idea is being shoehorned into the franchise. >> oh wow, shoehorned. >> joanne, you were at comic-con and you will see more next week. was mr. a palpable air of excitement about the reboot? >> people were divided. as you can see there was one buster of ghosts there. his friends with not on board unfortunately. i think female ghost busters makes perfect sense. women are sneaky and conniving and great at cleaning up messes. i think this w

greg norman, the independent , up by 10. >> i'm confused. watch "all due respect" tonight. ♪ >> good morning, everyone. "bloomberg surveillance" from new york city. tom keene with adam johnsonia sterns is in for scarlet fu. we are looking at china and a quieter hong kong. let us go to john dawson. he is in hong kong. we have a bit of a delay. a major change here. what would you expect to hear from the government as you go into tuesday morning? interesting tom -- interesting, tom. government workers are back to work. protests.f it is back to work for the workers, back to school for the students. the students have not left the area. friday the students insisted that the leader resign. a bit of a stalemate going on. i will tell you one thing. a very peaceful protest. overall, the complaints against police -- 275. that is pretty good when you consider a week or more of protests. retailers are having a golden week right now. they are getting a little more vocal behind me right there. shops were closed, and for rent,ers paying a large that has a big impact. >> john dawson, thank you. wide series of headlines, including, olivia, the chairman and ceo announcements for these two new

we will speak to j greg len about his new robot business and why halo is bowing out of north america. >> want to welcome you to "the pulse." i am guy johnson. vladimiran president putin is competing with leaders in the land, peace talks we could call them but his latest to cuthave been a threat in -- cut the flow of natural gas to the ukraine. a few words with president putin. the hot topic in the lawn is without a doubt the war in ukraine. they were supposed to meet last night at 7:00 p.m. local time, that was going to be their first meeting since they met at the d-day celebration in june. the meeting did not happen until a 11:00 p.m. and did not and until after 130 in the morning. we will still standing there outside the hyatt hotel when he came out and i had an opportunity to ask him what he makes of the allegations that he is not doing enough to resolve the crisis in the ukraine. he inferred that the criticism is nothing new. it will get messy in this video but how about a watch. askeveryone wanted to questions from the russian president. >> the russian president got in his limousine and before he was whisked away, waves goodbye to boo