[laughter] as the tv man said, gamergate involves some male gamers hassing women speccing out on video games presuming the shock that women were even speaking to them at all. [crowd cheering] [applause] leading the charge is media critic and world war craft tribute named anita sarkeesian. >> she's abused women in video games virtual as video dragon. >> grab a whore and have a good time. >> women are often a damsel in distress, they're helpless in some way or highly sexualized and sort of created to be these male fantasies. >> stephen: video games are loaded with male fantasy stereotype all the girls in dead and align, devin and ms. pacman. [laughter] she can gobble my ghost any time. [laughter] gamergaters say that the scandal is really about something called ethics and video game journalism and claim collusion between critics like sarkeesian, female developers and the media to favor softer more female friendly game where in this game you play a gust of wind. do you know what i say to that gust of wind? blow me. [laughter] now according to news week, the original claim that started all

level of the homeowners the bmr homeowners are required to pay the same amazes and the city and ocii hass have programmed that there is no program for assisting bmr buyers when increases 90 in hoa argues they without the support of bmr owners particularly in development with inclusionary units typical constitute a small number of the ownership and when hoa fees are increased people have a hard time making the mortgage and bmr owners will have to sell their units and marie the director of homeownership from the mayor's office of housing and infrastructure is here to answer questions about the hoa issues again kevin and supervisor kim discussed the 13.85 is 2 1/2 times under the cities inclusionary housing program it was determined by the developer and was backed up you by the concord group that will accruing crew to the developer if theirs converted to market rate units again, the fee will be used inform fund up to 69 units or a net gain of 58 units for example, the fee can be used to fund housing on transbay two metabolics from 181 fremont ocii is on track to meet the affordable housing o

. >> it has been required to be he same the sequa process hass has required mitigation measures to the standard. >> thank you so. >> oh, go ahead. >> supervisor kim. >> were you down with our prosecution. >> i think it's fine to go on with our questions we've continued with an elevated freeway here's why this is 2 the elevate freeway and muni here previous to this the assumptions about the heights were actually not including this type of property now they are so i want to tell you what's been accomplished one hundred and have 6 properties since the law was passed that have been screened and 38 percent require the clansz ventilation 22 u 32 because of our booming economy we've changed the turn around and offered people to comply with this amendment some people have chosen that sgru just to talk about the filters there have been studies both objection studies and modeling the one in finland where the air they were studying is slightly cleaner and they showed will i using the same filltion they'll have 20 percent less explore and 20 percent less deaths they've applied the 70 to 20 thousan

you the plants for 3 bulb outs in north beach off of stockton street va a lot grand and green that hass will eliminate a parking lane i've had a disability for 11 years now, it's difficult for me to wake for a long term and i use taxis occasionally this is part of the walk first program and the body of the letter says you've chosen to create those bulb outs is as a safety project they've picked all over san francisco corridors over the 50 years one death not anywhere near 10 blocks away from this location down in columbus and tailor not near the place i don't think it's there fair that all of you appointed by the mayor so you have interests to represent not mine there isn't anyone but my supervisor he's not speaking up for the drivers i want to ask you to deny those i don't think they're really in the interest of safety and the fire department they have dropped their objections it drops traffic to a single lane. >> thank you. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> (calling names.) >> good afternoon. >> good afternoon as well arrest cab driver over 20 years. >> cue tell me our first name

that hass this volcano been erupting continuously since 1983. the second dallas nurse who became infected with ebola while treating an iberian patient who later died was released from a hospital in atlanta. hours later, president obama praised health care workers saying those who go to africa should be applauded and thanks because only a response there will stop the virus at its source. among the countries hardest hit is liberia. last week, we brought you the story of a woman taken from her home suffering from symptoms of the disease but they have been trying to discover her fate. this is how it ends. how a daughter bid farewell to her mother and even after death, ebola robs it to the dems of their dignity. followed her and her ambulance crew as they went in to remove a suspected ebola patient from her home. every day, she comes face-to-face with this terrible reality of ebola. the patient is lying on a mattress. it is stained with her sweat and other bodily fluids. it is soaked with the virus. annie.an's name is her boyfriend ran off when her s

. >> it has been required to be he same the sequa process hass has required mitigation measures to the standard. >> thank you so. >> oh, go ahead. >> supervisor kim. >> were you down with our prosecution. >> i think it's fine

appears at the end of the day despite the gentleman's effort those mischievous were not as effective hass as she hoped but at some point the going of the nightclub restaurant to mitigate the noise that is not a violation has to end and dph buildings there is no significant reason to hold the gentleman accountable for a violation on the rooftop for a noise level of 60 decimals the level of him speech that's the noise coming from the rooftop and nonetheless the gentleman is held accountable and down with dph asked of him but no public health concern in the ladies spaces and the gentleman has gone above and beyond to deal with her concerns and in this situation i think a variance is clearly warranted in the discretionary power it is charged with the public health noise to grant it in this situation i ask you to uphold it. >> did the department look at the vibration issue. >> well, the article 29 find police code requires the sound be measured in dose malls it's not a violation ordinances to the extent that the violation causes noise that will be enforced and maybe the violation is exorbitant

thirty days was put into effect to allow for at least the planning department to make a determination hass as to whether or not something could be done for for a particular property that was initiation and forgive did city attorney's office the mind they need to terminate whether or not at that they're to pursue the litigation it doesn't go through the same level of the administrative native process as the current legislation but specifically separates the ellis act locates so the process is competed so we can hold them accountable more than the united that are not toifrpd to an linda chapman's evicts. >> as i read the language it is indicates the nonprofit can institute a civil action only in it provides the action but the city hats not initiated the certify procedures benefited of the thirty day but if the city initialed it's own lawsuit then the interested party could not file suit under supervisor kim's the timing is different but east even if the city has a lawsuit it could still go forward it's the difference. >> okay. so does supervisor kim have further question so colleagues before

. >> it has been required to be he same the sequa process hass has required mitigation measures to the standard. >> thank you so. >> oh, go ahead. >> supervisor kim. >> were you down with our prosecution. >> i think it's fine to go on with our questions we've continued with an elevated freeway here's why this is 2 the elevate freeway and muni here previous to this the assumptions about the heights were actually not including this type of property now they are so i want to tell you what's been accomplished one hundred and have 6 properties since the law was passed that have been screened and

san francisco board of east side and jennelle of our autism and caitlin and we appreciate the pack hass as well, for their endorsements and the resolution that supervisor eric mar will present on december the first in support of the inclusive schools week and an addendum to our report we would encourage you to take a look at the teacher shortage currently there are 65 vacancy par positions 36 are special ed positions including the bilingual and special ed and parents that are specialists with the medical needs of our severely impacted students of at least three of those par positions are vacant along with 16 special ed classrooms 5 by colleges and one nurse while we can find teachers on craig's list we hope you can too we hope to see you in april (clapping.) commissioner norton. >> did you promote me so a couple of questions thank you for the report and also a pleasure to you all i'm curious about the first of all, i want to appreciate first of all, that you included some best practices in our report there are inxirwa to the district. >> what our looking for i haven't seen that in a cac

remember hans and lotte hass on telly when we were kids? gerry: ( chuckles ) not many. brian: i never missed that program. nope, nor me. what--you were hooked on diving? no, no. no, it wasn't that. no, it was--well, this was the '50s, you see. it was the only show on tv where you could see a fit bird in a swimsuit. how old were you, gerry? well, don't know. uh...9, 10, i suppose?

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andy, if you'd be so kind, we'd love to hear how mypillow hass made a difference for you. >> hi, mike y you doing, andy? >> good, i met you at the state fair last year. >> y, i remember. >> and i didn't even know i was looking for a pillow. and you saw me a and said, "i nd to talalk to you." and i've got to tell you, thanks, you know, it's changed my life. it's changed the way i sleep. i sleep, i think, is the big thing. >> it's a miracle. with your big shoulders, there's a lot of people like you. you have all kinds of problems because of, you know-- >> and i'm a side sleeper. i've always been a side sleeper with the arm that falls asleep. >> right. >> not anymore. >> not anymore, th's amazing. that's why i love selling these pillows because of storiries lie yours.s. >> and i take it with me everywhere. >> right, right. >> it's beenen to texas twice, arizona. >> right. it's amazing. >> it didn't go on one trip. >> and you didn't-- hod that work out for you? >> it didn't work too well. the first night i was down there--it's two hours ay to my wife's folks', and it didn make it. i--i wo

web and hass on the become a big business.t their headquarters in part four of our series "new hack city." >> new york city is home to america's madmen, with hundreds of ad companies headquarters in manhattan. these days the advertising game has shifted -- online. online ads are up 19% from 2013. with the shift comes a huge opportunity for a new york based nexus.p called app >> if you look at our biggest customers like wpp or microsoft, these companies have huge, thousands, tens of thousands of people who are in the business of advertising every day. doing incredibly cool, creative things. but they rely on us to build technology for their advertising businesses. >> appnexus is an online ad exchange to connect advertisers to sites that will feature them in realtime. the algorithm strootiegecally places ads so they're seen by appropriate consumers. >> it's almost $2 billion of advertising transacted this year. >> they make a commission on the transactions between buyers and sellers. they place over $30 billion ads a day. valuing

cancelled the football season for the rest of the year after football players were accused of billing and hassing. the local prosecutor office is looking into the bullying allegations. >> as constituted in the anti- bully statute that took place on a persuasive and wide scale level and a level in which the players new and tolerated and in general accepted. >> no charges have been filed and the superintendant said the investigation is preliminary. >> the pentagon clarifying information about whether u.s. troops will have contact with samples of the ecola virus. the mission to fight in the west africa. thomas duncan begame sick soon after traveling to feces tex from liberia. health officials are monitoring people who came in contact with him. officials in spain are treating a nurse that contracted the disease. she cared for a person. and that is the first known of transition of ebola outside of west africa jennifer griffin joined us with the latest on this. >> reporter: we just received a briefing in the pentagon from the general in charge of africa and overseaing the 4000 u.s. troops deploying to

i think he gave up on that and hass has decided to go off into a dissenting role.t's not as if this hasn't happened before. it happened with george w. bush. but just the timing, particularly before the mid term elections, giving republicans a lot of ammunition, i'm not sure panetta thought that through entirely. >> and you don't embolden the enemy. >> i looked this up. president bush, there were a few books written while he was still in office by former aides, but the overwhelming majority of them was after he left office. why do some officials like leon panetta feel compelled to break that practice and publish while the commander in chief is still in office? >> i really don't know. and it's really unfortunate because you would think that especially with a mid term election, number two, we are, in essence, at war with isis. why would you do this at a time that could embolden your enemy, could undermine the president's leadership? you know what comes to my mind, maybe there's a lack of respect there for this individual. i hate to say that, i can't read panetta's min

hass a natural remedy and fewer side effects than the expensive drugs we are putting people on the areo addictive. this a less addictive, better cure for many areas including our veterans who are suffering from ptsd and we need to take care of our veterans dearly. area, same-sex marriage this is an area that will be determined by the courts and is happening right now. i when i want to waste tax money -- i would not want to waste tax money on laws. each organization should decide who they believe is worthy of being married or not. that is how it was in the founding of our company. smaller government, less rules and regulations and that way we maximize our freedoms that we should have. >> mr. deal? when the people voted for a constitutional amendment that said marriage was between a man and a woman, i took an old of office to support and uphold the constitution and laws of the state and that is what i intend to do. in regards to medical cannabis, i entered an executive order which has put us far ahead of many other states. we are cooperating through our department with a private company

richard hass also really focused on the lack of wage growth in america. we will deal with that in the 7:00 hour. with lots of lots to talk about about these markets this morning. looking at the disinflation expectations that are priced into the market. when wageraise rates growth is so low. thank you very much, tom keene. alreadypanies raised more than $1 billion, record amount. cash, textedising has found a way to keep on networking while also raising money for charity. caroline hyde on their right from paris back to london. bike, helmet, google glasses -- bp tech bikers. investors writing wield a wheel from paris to london, raising money for charity. >> we started this three years ago the goal was to bring the startup community together and do something for the good of all society. >> tech bikers is the brainchild of this man, the man behind google campus london and now at the tech giants investment adventures. >> we're doing really great on fundraising. >> they have raised over 170,000 pounds of the money donated to literacy charity. >> we gathered aro

. >> journalism professor al cross hassed covered kentucky politics for 40 years and says that barrageut the grimes campaign on defense. >> a campaign team allowed their candidate to gets defined by the other side before she defined herself. >> it's hard to out shout millions of dollars in ads, fighting back, outside groups supporting grimes, waging their own ditch mitch campaign. >> 30 years of mitch mcconnell. i don't think we can take any more. >> cross says there is so much money and noise that kentuckians aren't hearing much real debate. >> people say they get most of their information from television. they are getting a lot of miss information when it comes to politics. >> but candidates are happy to let outsiders and their money in to kentucky if it gives them an edge. libby casey, al jazeera, louisville, kement. >> this quick report, fed up in kentucky airs friday, 8:30. 11:30 eastern time. let me bring in al jazeera michael schur to talk about the election. michael, first of all, with money coming in on both sides -- >> yeah. >> does that make it a level playing field? >> you

it ended here at woodland and hass.n e -- he or she rammed the vehicle into the front end of the patrol car. the officer opened fire again police say in self-defense. now not clear if the driver was hit by the bullets but he or she drove away. they've been searching ever since. >> important to find them no. 1 because of the fact that he assaulted a uniformed police officer and we need to -- what weather that person was injured and if so, render approacher medical aid to that person. >>> and again an active search in underway to find that driver. police say they don't have a description of the driver or the veect to put out just yet. we'll continue to update you. twitter and in our later newscast. >>> all right. thanks for that update. a group of contract force team up to remove a chimeny knocked down by the earthquake. >> the boy crushed by a chimney that came down right on top of him. >>> we have an update to a story we firsted reported on yesterday. a taxi driver has been spotted for speeding on friday night. the vict

dallas hasse of that a better sense of what the issues are. >> thank you very much for that. peter cook, our washington correspondent. moving and shaking this hour, hedge fund manager bill ackman. one of the funds he manages raised $2.7 billion in amsterdam. thanund's market cap, more $6 billion. one of the advantages bill ackman has in taking this public is he has a source of capital that is not at the whim of investment, but other factors. pershing capital has $14 billion in assets. citigroup will review its contract after goldman sachs barred seven employees from trading individual stocks and bonds. erik schatzker is here now with more. interesting timing -- why these banks are reviewing these policies now. >> betty, it is because of the secret goldman tapes. don't you love the way that sounds? the secret goldman tapes. , as oneay rice tapes investor said. >> they have turned a spotlight on the contracts and found them to be wanting. they reviewed a controversial role in a merger and concluded that goldman really did not have a conflict of interest policy in place. one gol

trip hasse premier's been a big deal for airbus traded stephen engle joins us from beijing with the detailss a fairly big deal for airbus, and very large for china. >> absolutely. the air needs are going to be great for china and they are just filling those out. airbus has the final assembly plant down the road. that is a pretty hefty deal from airbus, for airbus from china. 70 single aisle a320's and the longer a321's, as well as an agreement. they have signed an agreement to set up a finishing center in china that will fit out the larger 8330's. airbus has that assembly plant in tension. it is called a finishing plant, which basically means they get out the planes in this -- they fit out the planes in this facility with galleys. airbus than a decade, has doubled its market share in china to almost 50%. the airbus ceo at the signing this weekend in berlin says demand in china remains strong, even as has been volatility with other asian customers. was on hand for the signing as part of his trip to europe. it came six months after china unveiled an order for 60 planes from airbus during a vi

is he hass disagreements with what the president's decision-making. that is not surprising. them had disagreements when he went in after osama bin laden. most were against them going in and we applauded that. i think he will have some thompson the road and people will take different sides. it's hard for me or anyone else to assess. >> forgetting what he wrote in the book, you have been with the president recently. do you find you was engaged and focused on these issues? you will not talk about what you talked about but -- >the idea of being disengaged. >> i think it's ridiculous, ridiculous comment. this guy is thinking all day how we are -- how we can be protected in the united states. bush and office are obama and office, i always have a respect for that office. i may not agree with every decision but i always feel their hearts are involved -- are invested in making sure of the best decision for the united states preventing those comments are absurd. >> stay with me because there is a lot on the agenda today. >> i'd like to talk about the economy. >> we will get to that. t